12 - Suaday, February 22, 1987 - Noth Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by
Stephen Barrington

ON DREARY, rainy Lower Mainland days, people start
dreaming of a warm tropical climate with soft breezes
and glittering blue seas. Suppose you could live in any ci-
ty in the world. Where would you go — Athens?
Acapulco? New York? London? Rome? Paris? But
despite sometimes complaining about the weather, the

cost of living or the unemployment statistics, some people
would prefer to stay at home with their family and
friends. This week Inquiring Reporter poses a hypothet-
ical question and asks where people would jive if they
could choose anywhere.

Lou Klessens

Burnaby

Probably Victoria. I like
the coast and Victoria is
quiet.

Eileen Mason

North Vancouver

Right here. We went to
school at Queen Mary
and our roots are very
deep.

Harry Mason

North Vancouver

Right here of course. You
can’t beat British Col-
umbia,

Zofia Wozniak

North Vancouver

I’m too old to move. I
would prefer to stay-
where | am. '

Rudi Grant

North Vancouver

I'd have to say California
to get out of this
miserable weather. And I
have a great need to learn

how to surf,

Police fight increase in break-ins

NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP
are battling a recent increase in
business break and enters.

*A police spokesman said on
Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. a North Van-
couver resident called RCMP to
report. what he suspected was a
break and enter in progress at 427
Monteray. Police were at the scene
within minutes, and with the
assistance of a West Vancouver
Police dog, found two young of-
fenders hiding. They were arrested
and charged.

eOn Jan. 31 at 4:30 a.m. of-.

ficers saw a-male attempt to break
and enter the Petro Can Service
Station, at Capilano and Marine
Drive. As’ police approached, the
male fled, but was apprehended
moments later. A young offender
has been: charged with attempt-
ed break and enter.

eOn Jan. 29 at i2:30 p.m.
police officers saw.a man causing a
disturbance in the 1400 block of
Lonsdale. The man threw a mail
box into the street, and then pun-
ched the front plate glass window
of the Yarn Barn at 1449 Lons-
dale. He was arrested near Lions
Gate Hospital. His arm was badly
cut in the incident.

eOn Jan. 28 around 4:40 a.m. a

patrol observed three males acting
suspiciously. Further investigation
found a business, at 1590 Marine
Drive, had its front door smashed.

and sped off. But they were ar-
rested shortly after and charged
with break and enter with intent.
Charged are Allan Angus Mac-
Pherson, 22, Grant Nolan Davis,

.21, and Daniel Edward McKay,

21, all of North Vancouver.
On Jan. 26 around midnight

police officers on patrol observed a .

front window of the Big T Restau-
rant, near 4th and Lonsdale.
Charges of attempted break and
enter are pending against a 17-
year-old male.

The males fled on foot to a vehicle

male throw a rock through the

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