§ - Friday, November {4, 1986 - North Shore News

WEST VANCOUVER

Caulfeild spelling offends

‘“Y" GOES before “e except
after ‘te’, resident) Mrs. JM.
Bunn tominded West Vancouver

ree

and Timberfeild need follow the
same spelling pattern,

“We don't want to be called ig-
norant — or do we?’* Bunn asked.

after whom the area was named
liked his name spelled that way.
“But why — I keep asking

NV man faces
arson charge

A 31-YEAR-OLD North Vaticouver man appeared in court Mon-
day to face charges of arson and mischief,

The charges were laid against John Bradley Wise in connection
with a Sept. 19 incident in which a North Vancouver storage shed
was burned.

Appearing before Judge J.B. Paradis, Wise was remanded to
Noy. 19 to fix a date for trial on the charges.

Warrant issued
for alieged thiet

A BENCH warrant was issued for u 33-year-old Vancouver man
after he failed to appear in North Vancouver provincial court
Monday on charges of theft,
. . Rodney. John Feener was originally. charged with theft over
$1,000 and possession of stolen property following the alleged theft
, os sant equipment from a North Vancouver home between July
and 28.

- Police chase
ends in crash

VANCOUVER Pert Police chased a boater in Burrard Inlet before
the chase ended with the boater crashing into North Vancouver
wharves, at the foot of Pemberton Ave.

A spokesman from Ports Police said charges of driving a vehicle
while impaired, having a blood-alcohol level over .038, and leaving
the scene of an accident are being prepared against the boater,
whose name has not yet been released,

The high speed chase occurred Sunday around 6 p.m.

Police said the man was operating a 25-foot vessel and failed to
stop after police issued 4 warning.

The spokesman said the man damaged three boats while he was
leaving a Vancouver marina.

He said the chase ensued for 11% miles and speeds of up to 30
knots were reached.

Woman admits
cheque forgery

A 21-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver woman was handed a condi-
tional discharge and placed on probation for one year Wednesday
after she pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery.

Camille Suzanne Currie was originally charged with one count of
forgery in connection with an April 22 incident. in which she is
alleged to have tried to cash an $80 cheque.

An additional charge of theft was laid against Currie in connec-
tion with a theft of cheques that allegedly occurred between April
13 and May 12. _

Appearing before North Vancouver provincial court Judge J.D.
Layton, Currie pleaded guilty to the forgery charge.

The Crown subsequently entered a stay of proceedings in Cur-
rle’s theft charge. 0 :

Man guilty -
of assault

A 26-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man was handed a suspended
.sentence and placed on probation for 18 months Wednesday after
he pleaded guilty to assaulting a female.

Ross William Robinson was originally charged with one count of
sexua! assault and one count of assault in connection with a Dec. 9,
1985 incident in which he was alleged to have assaulted two fe-
males,

Appearing before North Vancouver provincial court Judge J.K.
Shaw, Robinson pleaded guilty to the lesser included charge of
assault in the sexual assault charge, and not guilty to the other
assault charge.

District Council in a letter read out
at the Nov. 3 meeting.

Originally concerned with the
spelling of Caulfeild, Bunn learned
from district staff that the man

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myself — do all the rest of the
roads in the area have the same
problem?” queried Bunn.

She cannot see why Alderfeild,
Ashfeild, Pinefeild, Sprucefeild,

ZO~K4rP0o~Z2C8800

Community organizations,
such as the Seymour Lions
Club, with the cooperation of
the Council of the District of
North Vancouver have in-
itiated and built a number of
non-profit housing schemes,
including one planned for
senior citizens in the Seymour
area.

Quality built and in harmony with their surroundings,

these developments are
neighbourhoods and fill an

a compliment to the
important need.

When local government responds to ifs citizens, it is

the whole community which

enefits.

RE-ELECT ERNIE CREST
ALDERMAN, DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

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