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Page A10, July 22, 1979 - Sunday News

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With a curfew in existence in the City of

North Vancouver, and North Van District

| reconsidering the idea to keep younger

_ | people off the streets at night, this issue of
the Inquiring Reporter asks:

“What do you think
of an 11 pm curfew
for people 16 and under?’

Shawn Baird aged 13

N. Van.

I think there should bea
curfew so there aren’t a
lot..of young people out
causing trouble.

eu Ms

Sharon Scallion

’ N. Van.

I'm all for it. I have two .
teenagers and I like them
in after dark for their own
_protection as much as

anything else.

Keith Sabey

N. Van.

I'm not for curfews...in
general we are
overgoverned and

overregulated.

Las Per agetcagunny cus

I don’t see why anyone
should have to be in by
11:00 p.m. The young
people who cause trouble
will like the extra ex-
citement of breaking a
curfew law and will be
out anyway.

Wendy Ryan aged 15
N. Van.

A curfew should only
apply to areas where
there is trouble with

young people now, but
generally I'm against the
idea of curfews.

Simon Fraser University

“has established a $500,000

permanent endowment fund
named after the late W.A.C._
Bennett.

Premier of the province

for 20 years, Bennett died in.

late February of this year.
He had a particularly close

connection with Simon _
Fraser University having”
been

premier when the
provincial government
decided in 1963-to build the
institution. Bennett officially
declared the University open
on Sept. 9, 1965.

_ After handing the keys of
the University to Dr.

CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPD
- The Nevada Supreme
Court has ruled that Joseph
Weiss, a former Las Vegas
casino dealer, must stand
trial for trying to manipulate
a “Big Six ” wheel with his
buttocks. _

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Gordon Shrum, the man he
appointed .. as -chancellor, .
Bennett said: ° great
event of our time in this
- province ‘will surpass the
lasting significance of this
formal opening.”

The endowment fund’s
$500,000 will be invested;
with interest revenues used

to assist students, stimulate |

faculty research and finance
‘the periodic appointment of
outstanding . academics as
distinguished visitors. The
University’s president, Dr.
George Pedersen, will |
oversee the uses to which the
revenues will be put. -

Cheating from behind

Weiss was arrested on a
felony charge of. cheating at
gambling. Authorities said

he. pressed his buttocks

against the wheel in an effort
to stop it at certain places,
altering the normal play.

Fund honors late premier |

WASHINGTON: The experience of Chappaquiddick
would: make Senator Edward Kennedy a better

‘President, historian Arthur M. Schlesinger said in a

magazine interview released last week. “Chap-
paquiddick is to Kennedy what polio was to FDR. It

will make him a better President if he decided to run,”

Schlesinger said, (UPC wirephoto)

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