junshine Girl

Lynne Is a North Shore hair stylist. She hates TV and likes to play golf. Lynne is

also interested in cosmotology and has ambitions to be a successful businesswoman.
(Ellsworth Dickson photo)

E.T. - a shattering experience

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breaking even more than
that

Saturday mght ino West
Vaneouver ato was a $500

plate glass window in a
restaurant which got
smashed

Pohce say the shattered

glass of the 7ft by 7ft window
was the result of anger of a
young man who hned up for
the movie and then couln't

gelling He took out his

frustranon with his elbow,
which he smashed through
the window of Eddie's Cafe
at 1533 Manne Drive

Wilham Robert: Cooper,
aged 22, of no fixed address,
has been charged with
mischief as a the
incident

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HAKBOUR CENTRE, LOWER MALL

A FIRM calling itself Vision
Security, which is calling
North Vancouver residents
and offering free security
checks has a busines licence
to do telephone canvassing
but no hlcence to do home
security work.

In the past few days the
RCMP have received dozens
of calls from people wanting
to verify the authenticity of
Vision Security.

An RCMP spokesman says
the firm is soliciting for
business, implying it is
working with the RCMP and
the Neighborhood Watch

School

QUEEN MARY School will
have to wait another week
before it finds out whether
or not a $500 grant requested
of North Vancouver City
council will be approved.

Three missing aldermen at
Monday's meeting post-
poned the decision, which
requires two-thirds quorum.

The grant would help
offset. costs involved in
providing a summer school
program, a worthy cause
according to Alderman Elko
Kroon.

“Without these kinds of
trips, youngsters could face
two months of boredom and
aimlessness,” he said.

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program, as a result of the
increase in numbers of local
break-ins.

The police spokesman
comments: “We are a little
bit miffed that people are
insinuating they are af-
filiated to us when they
aren't.

“We support the idea that
people should improve the
security of their homes, but
not with unlicensed or
unqualified people doing
security checks in people's

homes. There is a risk in-
volved.”
The spokesman = says

police checks show the firm

rant o

But Kroon felt an ad-
ditional $500 grant request
for an outdoor playground
fell under the school board’s

has a business licence,
permitting them to solicit for
business by ‘phone. But in
order to do secunty checks it
has to be licensed under the
Private Detectives Licensing
Act, he says.

The firm offers to do free
security checks, with a view
to returning to improve
home security weaknesses
discovered in the check.

Anyone who receives such
an offer should ask for
proper identification and a
licence under the Private

Detective Licencing Act, say
the RCMP.

hold

junsdiction. Alderman Bill
Sorenson and Frank Mar-
cino joined him in defeating
the request.

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