Hikers found

THE NORTH Share Rescue Team found two lost hikers
on Seymour Mountain early Friday morning after the
pair were reported missing by friends.

Hugh Quennel, 27, of Vancouver, ard Pete Ellment,
25, of Toronto, were found at 4:30 a.m.

The RCMP were notified
a.m,

about the missing bikers at 1

The men had planned a short evening hike, but failed
to return for *. dinner engagement with friends.

Both men v-cre uninjured.

Father fined

A 42-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man was recently
fined $400 for contacting his child.

Barney James Cromie breached a probation order on
March 16 by contacting the youngster.

Cromie was found guilty of breaching probation in
connection with the incident.

Judge Jersme Paradis fined Cromie in North Van-
couver provincia! court on Sept. 1.

THE FOLLOWING is a brief
summary of agendas for North
Shore municipalities and school
districts and new business licences:

MEETING
AGENDAS

North Vancouver City Council:
Monday, Sept. 13, 7:30 p.m.:
Lonsdale Towncentre Revitaliza-
‘tion Action -Plan. Delegations:
CIBC Development Corp. on
demolition permit 1601-1607
Lonsdale Ave., garbage drop-off
' charges, Lonsdale Quay totem
pole, Youth Achievement Awards
Program.

North Vancouver District ‘Council:
Tuesday, Sept. 13, 7 p.m.: Opera-
tional Services: Relocation of gun
shop 900-block East 14th Street,
rezoning to multi-family. 1100-
block of Lynn Valley Road, street
‘tree inventory grant application.
West Vancouver District Council:
Tuesday, Sept.. 13, 7:45. p.m.:
Bylaws: elections regulations,
“ noise control. Policy and Planning
Committee meeting: handicap

access to library delegation, Star-
bucks outdoor seating application,
noise bylaw exemption for Taylor
Way paving, development permit
extension for 6586-6587 Nelson
Ave., Block Watch program and
signage. ;

North Vancouver Schoo! Board:
Tuesday, Sept. 14: Agenda not
available to press time.

West Vancouver School Board:
Next meeting Monday, Sept. 20.

LICENCES

North Vancouver City: Nava Per-
sian Music Academy, music
school; Duanita Crofton, art ther-
apist; Judith McBride,
psychiatrist, J.P. Thompson,
physician; Kebab Sara Lonsdale,
restaurant. :
West Vancouver District: Finlay,
Livingstone & Bancroft, law. of-
fice; First Choice Repairs & Ser-
vices Ltd., contractor; Transpae
Enterprises, building contractor.

Drivers fined for drinking

North Vancouver (over .08, $400
fine, three months’ driving suspen-

RECENT CONVICTIONS in
North Shore courts have resulted
in fines and penalties, including
driving suspensions, for drink-
ing-and-driving-related offences:
NORTH VANCOUVER: Victor
Andrew Guerrero, 25, 431 West
Third St., North Vancouver (over
-08, $500 fine, one-year driving
suspension); Catherine Lorraine
Oliver, 30, 720 Beta Ave., Bur-
naby (over .08, $400 fine, one-
year driving suspension).

WEST VANCOUVER: Werner

sion); Vera Whitehead, 75, 84
Glenmore Dr., West Vancouver
(over .08, $750 fine, 18-month
driving suspension); Kenneth
Franklin Elliott, 21, 67-250 East
15th St., North Vancouver (over
.08, $750 fine, one-year driving
suspension); Hal Gordon Robin-
son, 34, 108-6015 Tisdale St.,
Vancouver (over. .08, $750 fine,
one-year driving suspension).

‘The Newly

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(These writs were filed with the
court registry in Vancouver be-
tween Sept. | and Sept. 9, 1993.
Information is taken from the
statements of claim.)

Plaintiff; Fwon Cheung Jang, aka
Edward Jang, 2748 Cambridge
St., Vancouver.

Defendant: Andrew Richard
Jones, 2205 St. Andrews Ave.,
North Vancouver.

Claim: General and special dam-
ages for injuries sustained in an
automobile accident on or about
Aug. 13, 1993, in Burnaby.

Plaintiff; Parker Island Proper-
ties, Ltd., 1110-100 Park Royal,
West Vancouver.

Defendant: G.T.C. Holdings Ltd.
and Warren Longpre and David
Longpre, et al, 401-1385 West 8th

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