12 - Sunday, December 7, 1986 - North Shore News

inquiring reporter

Stephen Barrington

WHEN NORTH Vancouver jeweller John Ware lost a bag containing $50,000 of gold, sapphires. diamonds and other jewelry, he assumed the goods were gone forever. But Michael Duplissie, 29, called Ware tu tell bim he had

found the lost jewels near Fourth Street and St. Andrews, where they had fallen off the roof of Ware's car. The 28-year-old Ware had placed the bag on the roof of his car and drove off, leaving the bag containing his life sav-

ings and some valuable uninsured customer property at the mercy of the finder. Duplissie tracked down the jeweller through a newspaper ad and returned the loot because “I’m oan honest guy.” This week, Inquiring Reporter wants to know what people would have done had they been the ones to find the $50,000 bag of poodies.

Would you return lost jewels?

Olavi Arvola

North Yancouver

It’s hard to say. | think | would have gone to the police right away. 1 would have had to.

‘Booze who’ on the North Shore

RECENT convictions in North Shore courts have resulted in the following fines and penalties for drinking and driving related of- . fences. Mandatory licence suspen- sion is in addition.

NORTH VANCOUVER COURTS: Charles Joseph Beuchert, 3284 Venables St., Van- couver, (impaired, $750); Darrell Keith Shaw, 304-125 West Sth St., North Vancouver, (over .08, $700); Kenneth Lyle Johnson, 6435 Pitt St., West Vancouver, (impaired, $700).

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WEST VANCOUVER COURTS: Brian James Duguid, no fixed ad- dress, (impaired driving, jail four months); James Daniel Sheridan, Delta, (refuse to provide breath sample, 21 days jail); Pan! Eugene Hodge, 4216 Rockridge, West Vancouver, (over .08, $425); William Norman Allan, Merritt, {over .08, 30 days jail); Lois An- nabel Mclean, 1157 Esplanade, West Vancouver, (impaired, $650); Linda Marie Smitheringale, 362 West 28th St., North Vancouver, (over .08, jail five days).

Charles Copeland North Vancouver We would de the honer- Go to able thing and take them to the police. not cross keep them.

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Charlette Copeland

North Vancouver

the police. I've wallets on the before turned them in. without even opening them at all.

Baku Spieler North Vancouver

and I've them. That

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1 would have probably gone to the police with amount $50,000 — is a lot of

Sandy Spieler

North Vancouver

You would get in more trouble by trying to get — tid of them — every jeweller would know about them. | would just

take them to the police. |

TWO NORTH Shore residents were among the 410 people who graduated from the University of Victoria in a Nov. 29 ceremony. North Vancouver's Carla Thompson received her Bachelor

of Science In Nursing degree and John Fawcett of West Vancouver received a Master of Education

Of the 410 who graduated, 167 were from B.C. communities out- side Victoria,

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