Al0-Wednesday, July 30, 1980 - North Shore News

Ellsworth
Dickson

Due to rowdy parties, North Vancouver
District has decided to close a number of its
parks at 10 p.m. Some people feel that this
action is necessary while others argue that a
few drunks should not make everyone suffer.
This issue the Inquiring Reporter asks:

“What do you think
of the park curfews?”

Linda Melwood
North Vancouver

If the parks are closed
early, young people who
want to party will just
find other alternatives. |
don’t think the park
curfews will do much
good.

Cathy Fitts
North Vancouver

I don’t agree with curfews
on our parks. After all,
they “do belong to the
public. Why should we let
some rowdies_ spoil
everyone's fun?

Judy Coy
North Vancouver

It's too bad, but | think
we wall have to learn to
five with curfews. We
can't allow rowdies to run
wid

Doug Reid
Fort Nelson, B.C.

1 dont think curfews
work If they don't party
at the local park, they
will find = another
spot. If people want to
have an outdoor party on
a summer's
will find a way

just

night, they

Rex Wallace
North Vancouver

If you're sitting around on
the North Shore this evening

- sipping a nice cool draught

beer, don’t tell a soul where
you are if you want the

supply to last.
Because if it’s really
draught you're drinking,

then you must be at about
the only spot on the North
Shore still serving the stuff.
With the = provincial
brewery dispute drying up
supphes to hotels and pubs,
the North Shore has been hit
has badly as the rest of

Vancouver.
However, few
establishments are as

unlucky as the Avalon hotel
pub in North Vancouver

WHERE TO GET YOUR BEER ON

which a spokesman said is
now closed because of the
supply shortage.

Surveyed Monday, the

other four North Shore beer
parlours said they only had
enough draught to last until
yesterday,
nesday) at the latest.

today (Wed-

A spokesman at the
Lynnwood Hotel said said
they had enough bottled
beer “for maybe 10 days.”

At the St. Alice Hotel they
had enough beer for “maybe
a week,” two weeks if they

stayed open half as late,

The Coach House has “all
kinds of bottles,” which are
“going to last for a while.”

But the spokesman for the

Smoker sets
hotel room on fire

A Cigarette smoker staying
in North Vancouver's Coach
House hotel set light to the
mattress of the bed he was in
when he fell asleep while
smoking.

John Walters, of San
Francisco, was awakened by
manager Roger Crombie

early Saturday morning after
the smoke alert ir the room
had activated a sional at the
main desk.

Fire damage was confined
to the mattress of the bed
and though the hotel guest
was sleeping on it at the
time, he was uninjured.

Hottest paper on N. Shore

The lobby area of a three-
storey apartment complex in
North Vancouver suffered
minor fire damage Sunday
evening when copies of the
Sunday News that had been

delivered there caught
alight.
The fire damaged the

papers, a large shelf they had
been left} on, and the
surrounding wall area and
was put out by a resident of
the complex, who used a fire
extinguisher.

Some of the papers were

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Olympic Hotel was most
optimistic of all.

Not only he said they had
a healthy supply of bottled
beer on stock, but they are

in the process of getting

more«. bottled beer direct
from the Prince George
brewery, which is not af-

‘fected by the current
dispute.
Supplies, at the neigh-

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A veritable waterhole, the

’ Raven Inn in Deep Cove says

they have draft beer to last
for two weeks.

At the Queen’s Cross pub
in North Vancouver they say
they have enough bottled
beer to last a couple of
weeks if they're lucky.

And a spokesman for the
Troller pub in Horseshoe
Bay said they expected to
run out of draught beer
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I think curfews are a good

idea in the summertime |
‘think some young peopic
~ do ‘get carried away and
we necd this kind of law

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