12 - Wednesday, December 13, 1989 - North Shore News

THE DEMAND for tighter gun control legislation has
often been met with resistance both by government and
by gun advocacy groups. But some people say the recent
slaying of 14 women in Montreal has made the need for
stringent gun control jaws all the more urgent. One
criminologist warns that the Canadian murder rate will

Do you want tougher gun control laws?

climb unless guns are more difficult to buy. But other
groups say tighter laws would merely punish those who
buy guns for legal purposes such as hunting cr collecting
and will not prevent criminals or psychologically unstable
people from procuring guns. Inquiring Reperter asks:

inquiring
reporter
Elizabeth Coilings

Tene Corba

North Vancouver

ft doesn’: make any dif-
ference because it's
always the wrong people
who get guns. And the
hunters who want to use
guns for hunting can’t get
licences.

Jacqueline Nesbit

North Vancouver

It’s never really been a
problem in North Van-
couver, but overall I'd
like to see the toughest
laws possible to limit
guns,

Romeo Giuliani

North Vancouver

Yes, it would make a dif-
ference. I don't know
what the government is
waiting for. They should
have done it years ago.
It’s long overdue.

Tom Crane

North Vancouver

It would make a dif-
ference. I can’t under-
stand why you'd need a
semi-automatic gun for
hunting — it doesn’t
seem like hunting to me,
it seems like butchery.

Ray Conn

North Vancouver

You can get a gun any-
ways. It wouldn't really
solve matters all that
much.

Evergreen House
celebrates Xmas

RESIDENTS of Lions Gate Hos-
pital’s Evergreen House extended
care unit will be treated to a tradi-
tional Christmas dinner Dec. 22.

Turkeys served at the dinner are
carved tableside by LGH president
Robert Smith; vice-president of
human resources Uli Haag; LGH
medical director Dr. Robin Bell-
Irving; director of nursing, long-
term care and psychiatry Dean
Armstrong; and director of phar-
macy Jack Dancey.

Volunteer help is provided by
the LGH auxiliary, the North
Vancouver Legion and the Rotary
club.

The residents of the 294-bed unit
will also hold their annual
Christmas party, Friday, Dec. 15.

Approximately 200 residents at-
tend the party with family and
friends.

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