Man guilty of
carrying knife

A 21-YEAR-OLD Squamish man received a suspended sentence
and was placed on probation for nine months after he pleaded
guilty Nov. 9 in North Vancouver provincial court to carrying 2
concealed weapon (a knife) into the maternity ward of Lions Gate
Hospital.

Christopher Robert Aitken was originally charged with possess-
ing a weapon dangerous to the public and carrying a concealed
weapon in connection with Oct. 12 incidents in which Aitken
became upset and threatened a doctor when he was not called into
the hospital’s delivery room to witness the Caesarean birth of his
daughter.

Appearing before Judge J.B. Paradis, Aitken pleaded guilty to
carrying a concealed weapon.

A stay of proceedings was entered in the other charge against
Aitken.

In addition to the probation term, Aitken was ordered to per-
form 50 hours of community work service.

Mian fined for
dangerous driving| |

A WEST Vancouver man was fined $1,500 in West Vancouver
provincial court Nov. 15 after he was convicted of dangerous driv-

ing causing bodily harm.

The fine sgainst Paul J. Sykes, 70, stems from a Feb. 19 high-

speed motor vehicle accident involving two cars. The cars collided
head-on in the 2600-block of the Upper Levels Highway just before
10:30 p.m. when the vehicle driven by Sykes, travelling west in an
cast-bound lane, hit a car driven by 27-year-old Denise Reseigh.

Reseigh, her passenger Vicki Logan, 26, and Sykes were all in-
jured as a result of the collision.

| NV highways
icontract awarded

THE PROVINCIAL government has awarded a three-year road
and bridge maintenance contract for the North Vancouver area to
Capilano Highway Services Company, a new venture associated
with Edco Construction.

This was the 17th privatization contract awarded for road and
bridge maintenance to a private B.C. company.

Sixty-five provincial highways employees in the contract area
have elected to join the new company.. Existing highways
employees have been offered jobs by the new company 3t their
current salary, position and union status.

District Highways offices will continue to handle subdivision
approvais, municipal liaisons, local highway planning end con-
struction supervision, technical services, contract management and
administration.

Seatbelt blitz
gets results

THE NORTH Vancouver RCMP seatbelt blitz launched mid-
October bas resulted in 713 tickets being issued up to Nov, 14,

The blitz, which has the police detachment setting up random
road checks in all areas of North Vancouver City and District, will
run to the ead of the month, The seathelt violation tickets are being
cancelled if ticket recipients attend a showing of Room To Live, a
seatbelt safety film sponsored by ICBC.

So far, 308 drivers have attended and have had their tickets
cancelled. A total of 444 people have viewed the movie during the
blitz.

Police have arranged for two showings on the first Ovo Mondays
of December to give drivers ticketed near the end of the month an
opportunity to attend the movie and cancel their tickets.

Ano RCMP snokesperson said the detachment normally issues
approximately 250 seatbelt violation tickets per month.

‘Booze who’ on the NW. Shore

RECENT CONVICTIONS in Farl
in the following fines and penalties

offences.

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