10 - Wednesday, September 17, 1986 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

y
Stephen Barrington

AL’ OY us, no matter how busy we might be, always
ve fine to relax, Even the busiest person has a

have

few st pycts of time for leisure activities.

people prefer more dangerous pastimes such as skydiving

How do you relax?

Although some

as away fo relax most of us seem to prefer a good book,
a soothing record or a calming game of golf. This week,
inquiring Reporter asks people at Capilano Mall what it
is they do to relax in their spare moments.

Brenda Hall

North Vancouver

I like to have a nice cup
of Earl Grey tea. A nice
hot bath with bubbles is
also good.

Barbara Easton

North Vancouver

Read a book — drink tea
or coffee. | bowl twice a
week but you might call
that a hobby.

Dan O'Connor

North Vancouver

Go fishing and go out on
the town,

Ben Lynn

North Vancouver

{ go golfing and fishing
and I like to go out and
have a good time.

Jason Ulrich

North Vancouver

I just ride my bike and 1}
read. | watch TV. I go to
the skateboard bowl a lot
as well,

Missing boater ran out of gas

THE NORTH Shore Station of the
B.C. Lifeboat Society (BCLS)
recently assisted in a search for a
boater who had gone missing after
visiting False Creek to watch the
fireworks.

A spokesman from the BCLS
said the man was located unharm-
ed.

He said after seving the
fireworks the man had decided to
go sightseeing in the area, but his
boat ran out of gas and he drifted
near Second Narrows Bridge.

The spokesman said when he
was near enough to shore, the man
was able to tie up the boat and get
a cab to go home,

On another call the BCLS
assisted an 18-foot boat that had
broken down in the ferry lane at
Horseshoe Bay Aug. 23.

The BCLS was able to tow the
vessel to Government Wharf.

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January.

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