' part of a> ‘friendly; "By Elisworth Dickson - Vandalism - has . “become ; ‘more widespread and malic- ious in the last few years. | One} person I talked with told . me she and lier husband ‘had’ “North Vancouver _ to'stay up until 2 or 3'a.m:; to | guard their property against repeated’ attacks by vandals. In ‘Surrey. .a group of ‘concerned citizens have ban- “ded ‘together to” “form:.. a. Citizens’: patrol to: “alleviate ~ the: ‘ problem.’.-Is'- ‘such - an approach justified? by Doris Anderson, — editor of Chatelaine magazine eral ‘deally people ‘should: all” live in ‘aesthetically pleasing surroundings and . conven- « ience so: that. the: € things we - need--space, ... food, - - household necessities as well as entertainment and. recrea - tion--are within reach with’ a: as minimum of strain: We need - privacy to be alone to read, to “study, to dream; to renew the » - soul.-As well we need'to feel’ safe community. - — : ‘The: way we > live in many : parts of North America tends to exactly negate these: goals. ae : Our cities: are no! designed one By ‘far. the’: ‘majority “of : people live in ‘isolation ‘and . inconvenience in: large, ugly city sprawls." We. ‘live’: in _ isolated apartment ‘cells or _ cramped;: high ‘priced, high: neighbor’s | television: «Yet. within our individual. housing . units there's. ‘little, privacy... Our neighbors’ ; are’ ‘often: ‘complete strangers--or even : oh oh a each, one delivered. responsibility, | -to . bring’ art, | theatre ‘to ‘people in’ “heigh- ,-borhood equipped wi ‘high: fidelity. ‘sound. “But; ‘ boxes in individual:-h “channels. pump ‘pap into: our. ed ‘off: by | i. comimercials--rarely ‘original let: alone - ‘uplifting ‘and the effect is to increase + faster. cars: and: ‘mammoth: 8 We ‘already over: ‘every ‘door: on’ “the. North: Shore—all.: we. have. to do » Is Insert your: flyer Into our-paper,). “and: pay" our: garriers a bonus: for, an Mrs. B Maw. I feel that’ a citizen’s patrol ° would be a worthwhile thing. - It would » help | make ‘the © community. © more- concious. and aware that all-individuals : in the community. must get ‘they knew: citizens were. out involved. : “and show: ‘some . Parkland and : park. space _ big city living is: ‘prohibitively — expensive: and inaccessible - “use our. electronic technology cultural .centres- ‘instead: little TV. through | ‘multitude. of homes. by the hour,:measur- “clusters - of | “even . our sense of isolation. | a or humans.’ They’ are: ‘de-» ‘ signed. for the convenience of cars. To do.almost’ ‘anything . shop, visit friends, even go to at ti rise + “movie, we7-first::have:to:: want to Jiv le enter a. cat-often over-sized, -.-f, i and. energy-consuming: an ' density houses, Few, ‘of us are’: ( isolated” ‘enough: not to” be: “aware of. the blare:‘of‘our . ‘ Yo lyer distribution’ system that cannot | be matched, } Phone. ‘080-0511: an Rosemary Greaves, a North Veacouver : It’s ‘a. good idea. Right n now, people don’t want to. get. -involved | when’. they -see — able ‘to: patrol our: area (lynn. . vandalism: occurring. “Maybe © V s 1 : --vandals ‘would think twice if: citizen’s' ‘patrol would “be. a “ deterrent: : ae trying t to stop t them. oe ree ‘surrounded by) relatives and. grows more and more:scarce. . friends to help her with the * “Yet live concerts: and: theatre which should bé a bonus. of — work.. Today the struggle of ‘even getting | her children out - for. a walk is’ difficult (few J. children. and . : communal “and. ‘shopping’ is: ‘her. main She ‘from her: @ :Siren. ‘Song... cities with moving sidewalks totally: electronically . ‘equipp- “ed; and ‘a -.world:. brough “together by even: bigger:an - airplanes. ° ‘This’; “plastic ‘bubble~ burst ‘with. the . ization that ur h BONANZA BING cron ' Ii Informat in. abo “a. Daavtaeiain aitubaaidiats on epi ghd anh phar one North Vancouver vs _Searely |. knows. her ‘neighbors: ‘and -}. 7 ‘adult conversation and useful” community. work is cut. off . - West - Vancouver “buses - will ‘be : . ‘re-routed during. the. municipality’s oy 4 - Community: Day parade. Saturday, June aan . - ».S. The-re-routing will begin: at 11° am. ~~», and continue. until approximately. 12: 30 ; PAM — 2ist Street westbound. thes way. we |": | niet aunty _ Coral Dimmock North Vancouver . : Yes, Tthink it’s a ‘good idea: 1 y think | aw? Ss. ae - don’t think: the police’ are " Fesponsible attitude. ; page 3 - Sune 2, 1976 - _ North Shore News. ; _ thon ZTE : 7 Vandals - area. ‘problem in- -Lyna _ “gjtizens ' were on: the look-out, Valley... If, ordinary. vandals’ might. take a ‘more 1247 Ross ‘Road Lynn Valley , At oad eyes wes head ae” ou an) VR aay is OM tony cay articgtyie | re Ave pov Wr yng Eappeny pie agent ny peruteephdidaneiindbatenstiesieuamsisaissanal 3 virreemer perenne y were ents vival off Lynn. Valloy | Koda’ 984. 95 t t ri t moins good: idea. "No, it’s: not: ‘@. -good: idea. 1. ‘don’t think’: vandalism:..is: Feally a: ‘problem - -the way. it...‘ ago. We. have run the’ **Mac’s’’ store: for.:four ‘months - flow . Steve Mase ~ ve North Vancouver was, a couple: of :years "without incident. woe "Westbound: Marine Drive buses. turn " north: up 11th. Street ‘to Fulton, then - follow Fulton to 21st Street; where they return, to Marine Drive." Oo ce During that period there will be 1 no... . buses. running along .Marine Drive. ° ‘between 22nd Street and 14th Street | “eastbound, or: between. 11th. Street aud a Westbound Upper Levels buses detour : up 11th. Street to Keith, ‘then along. _ Keith and Clyde to 14th Street, from Te . .- Which point they. resume - ‘their; ‘regular _ westbound. route.” ote ; Eastbound Marine Drive and ‘Upper . _.: Levels -buses _ will detour -as follows: |; . 22nd: Street. to. ‘Bellevue, Beltevue’. to” All ‘regular - routes. will be resumed me after the! .Community. Day” ‘Parade 7 reaches Ambleside Park. ; He ee ee é + iB ¥