410 - Wednesday, November 21, 1984 - North Shore News

inquiring reporter

by Ellsworth Dickson

ith the recent banning of Penthouse magazine from local stores, many concerned citizens are wondering if all adult magazines should be banned trom corner stores. Today's question ts:

“Should adult magazines be banned from corner stores?”

John Deasey North Vancouver

I think these magazines should still be available. but at adult bookstores. not at the local grocery where they can get into the hands of children

Tom Omidi North Vancouver

I have always thought that these magazines should not be so readily available Children are in quisitive and we don't want them to see this type of maternal These adult magazines should be restricted to adult book

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Police blotter

Shooting still kept

a secret

THERE IS still no word trom North Vancouver RCMP on a shooting at a St. George’s Avenue

home early Thursday

morning, but

continued

News investigation of the incident has unearthed a

few more details.

According to residents of the area, the shooting ap- pears to have taken place be- tween 1] and 130 am Thursday — not 4 amas orginally reported and the victim, described as a curly-haired male, was taken from the scene by ambulance about an hour later. One res ident of the area remembers being awoken sometime atter |} am “by what sounded ke a door being slammed” which may have been the shot being fired

Neighbors of the uniden ufied man were being ques-

tioned as late as 4 am Thursday but police were saying littl even then, other than that a shooting had taken place.

So far, the police have said only that the incident was not serious and that details are being kept secret because of ‘the public inter- est’'. Even within the police department, few members of the force are aware ot what happened.

The News will publish other details as they are learned or as they become available

$500 fine for thrown drink

A NORTH VANCOL VER man has been tined $S00 in provincial court to assaulting a police officer for 4a July 22 incident an which a drink was thrown into the policeman’s tace

Jettrey Nlenander Gsauthier was convicted of the assault friday

According to police Gauthier was one of several men who tussled with police when they attempted to a ar- rest a man on a tratfi war- tant at a North Vancouver party in July

During that exchange, the drink was thrown into one polieman’s tace, temporary blindness

causing

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