Beyond statistics: Second vandal attack on bench bearing late wife's name angers senior Final Edition

It was the second time thoughtless vandals had targeted the bench Norman Wrigglesworth had purchased in memory of his late wife Shirley. And the feisty Richmond senior was mad. Richmond RCMP Sgt. Willie Laurie acknowledges that vandalism is a concern but he does not think Richmond's problems ar...

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Published inProvince (Vancouver, B.C.)
Main Author Frank Luba, Lower Mainland Reporter
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Vancouver, B.C Postmedia Network Inc 03.08.1999
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Summary:It was the second time thoughtless vandals had targeted the bench Norman Wrigglesworth had purchased in memory of his late wife Shirley. And the feisty Richmond senior was mad. Richmond RCMP Sgt. Willie Laurie acknowledges that vandalism is a concern but he does not think Richmond's problems are worse than any other Lower Mainland jurisdiction. Color Photo: Les Bazso, The Province / Norman Wrigglesworth, at the bench he bought in memory of his late wife, thinks more should be done to stop Richmond vandalism. ;