VO. Stray, teils 5. 1987

inquiring
reporter

by
Stephen Barrington

Ure

——— ne:

‘Booze who’ on the NW. Shere

RECENT CONVICTIONS in
North Shore courts have resulted
in the following fines and penalties
for drinking and driving-related
offences. Mandatory licence
suspension is in addition to
published penalties.

WEST VANCOUVER COURTS:
Michacl George Smith, 6425 Fox
St., Horseshoe Bay (over .08, $425
fines Howard Grover Burtch,
107-128 West Keith Rd, North
Vancouver (impaired, $450 fine);
David Michael McDonald, Duncan
(impaired, $300 fine); Preston
Richard Stauffer, 212-160 West
Fifth St., North Vancouver (im-
paired, seven days jail); William

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CANADA'S NEW S12 coin is being iutroduced this month
as the government? brings tn the Loon — the newest addi-
lion to our coinage. Bringing in the Loon is stated to sase
the government mifffvn,s of dollars in production and
replacement costs assaciated with the old bill. Coin-
operated convenience venrdoars are welcoming the Loon,

id

Bruce Smith

New Westminster

Pee seen iton TY. PE think
it’s a good idea. Buses,
cigarettes, video games —
i’s going to be easier all
around,

Maryaret Oliver

North Vancouver

I haven't had one in my
dll but the ones [ve seen
To think people will like 1 like
them. They'll be aecept-
able.

Roy MacDonald, Squamish (im-
paired, 90 days jail; Roy David

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Joho Wray

North Vancouver

Tothink ifs bad because
iS heavier as its a com,
dolliat
thev're paper.

MeBride, 1820 Queens Ave., West
Vancouver (over .O8, S400 fine).

as it will improve handling and cash flow. In Britain, die

one-pound coin was scorned at) first before gaining

widespread acceptance. Fhis week, Inquiring Reporter
wants to hnow what merchants and others think of the

coin,

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Danielle Micallef
Nacth Vianecauser North Vancouver

here’s rood and bad It seems like a dumb idea.
pammty to dt f think The paper's fighter —
there's more bad points you can cerry more paper
to at. though. Itty than coms. The coins
awkward, weigh more,

Ken MacKay

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Jeff Morton

Our star cartier this week is Jeff Morton. He delivers the Wednesday
News in our Capilano Zone. He has been a carrier for over two years
now and does an excellent yob for us.

Jedi fas just completed Grade 7 at Highland School. His favourite
are Math and Science and he plays in the school band. Sports
sandude basketball, skiing. and at the moment Jeff is on the

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Hoare a Neos route fias helped with the purchase of ski equipment
anda mountain bite

We vnoved meenny deft and for being our star this week, he
foomphinentar + passes. a North Shore News baseball

capanda special thanks for a aoab well done,

Teeny

Joan Cripps
Distribution Dept.

1139 Lonsdale Ave., NV.
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