AlO - Wednesday, September 5, 1984 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by
Ellsworth
Dickson

OR THE PAST couple of months we
have been hearing numerous election
polls telling us who is ahead, who is
behind, and who hasn’t a chance.

Today’s question is:

‘“‘Do you think polls
influence the outcome
of elections?’’

Brian Portugie
North Vancouver

Yes, | think they do toa
certain extent. Most
Canadians want a majori-
ty government and some
will ‘jump on the band-
wagon’ of the party that is
leading the polls.

Dave Major
North Vancouver

Definitely. There are a
lot of sheep out there and
they tend to follow the
thoughts of others, rather
than making a decision on
their own.

Peter Browne
Coquitlam

Yes, | think they do.
Many people will follow
whoever they think will be
the winner.

Simon Constant
North Vancouver

Polls don't affect
everyone, but some
undecided people may be
influen ed

Joanne Lecbiond
North Vancouver

People who have not
made up ther minds may
be influenced by polls
Some people will want to
go with the majority and
the poll will tefl chem who
to vote for

urder charge laid

SIX YEARS of investigation ended with the arrest of her Ottawa Avenue home __ into the death, police picked
of a Vancouver man Friday for the 1978 murder on the morning of October up one male suspect but he
of a West Vancouver woman. 1. was later released.

Crosse was arrested at his

She was last seen alive Vancouver home at 2 p.m.
John Anthony Crosse, 59, Fanucchi in West Vancouver when she left Clyde’s Disco Friday. According to West

was scheduled to appear in on October 1, 1978. in the 1500 block of Marine Vancouver Police, the arrest
court this week to face se- Fanucchi, 42, and the Drive at 1:15 a.m. on Oc- was the result of the continu-
cond degree murder charges mother of five children, was tober 1, 1978. ing investigation intd the
in the death of Boyanne found dead on the doorstep During initial investigation woman’s death.

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