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Blaze damages
yacht club

AN UNDETERMINED amount of damage was done to the West
Vancouver Yacht Club early Wednesday morning when a fire
broke out in a storage locker.

A spokesman for the West Vancouver Fire Department said the
5 a.m. blaze started accidently.

Man jailed for
driving infraction

A 23-YEAR-OLD Burnaby man was sentenced June 28 in West
Vancouver provincial court to 30 days in jail ard fined $1,000.
Perry Benka was found guilty of driving while prohibited from
doing so in connection with a Jan. 11 incident on the Trans
Canada Highway.
Appearing before Judge J.K. Shaw, Benka also had his driver’s
licence suspended for one year.

NV man gets

jail sentence

A 40-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man was sentenced July 11 to
five days in jail for driving while his licence was suspended.
Appearing before Judge R.D. Grandison, Manfred Heinz Eck
pleaded guilty in North Vancouver provincial court to driving on
East 3rd in North Vancouver while he was prohibited from doing

so,

Stores accept
6-pack holders

PLASTIC SIX-PACK holders can now be returned to liquor
stores throughout B.C.

Used to secure six-packs of canned beer or soft drinks, the
holders are considered a threat to land and sea animals if im-
properly discarded.

Working in cooperation with B.C. brewers, the B.C. Liquor
Distribution Branch says all LDB outlets will accept the hoiders
regardless of origin. There is no deposit or return involved.

The holders will be stored pending development of a recycling

program.

WEST VANCOUVER District
Council agreed, Monday, to waive
the building permit fees and de-
velopment cost charges for the
Kiwanis Seniors Housing Society's
proposed 73 unit senior rental res-
idence.

“Council is trying to support
housing for seniors in need,"” said
Ald. Mark Sager.

But a number of other pro-
posals for seniors residences in
single-family neighborhoods,
which required rezoning, have
been rejected by council in the
past few years.

Also on the agenda Monday
was the continued public hearing
of the seniors’ residence proposed
for land currently owned by West
Vancouver Baptist Church in the
British Properties.

“ADVERTISING
CORRECTION

EATON’S -- JULY
BOOK “CLINIQUE”
Poge 6 — Item “G” — Eaton Vanity Foir stretch
foce brief. Price is higher than advertised.
Should te: 3 for 24.75.

Due to supplier delivery problems, the
items listed below are not available for
immediate delivery. However, orders will
be eccepted for delivery by the dote
shown.

Poge 2 — Stem “°B’” — Choltis skirt in colour
purple will be available July 18th.

Poge 3 — T-shirts; item “A” - cop sleeves,
item “B” - raglan sleeves; will be availoble
July 16th.

Page 11 — Iteen “‘C’” — Panasonic stereo music
system, model #5CT90, will be available July
12th

Poge It — Item “HH” — Panasonic AM/FM
stereo cassette player, model #ROVSI, will be
oveilable July 12th.
Due to supplier delivery problems, the
following items will not be available.

| Page 8 — Item B - Down Unders slip-ons will
not be ovoilable.
inadvertently, the error listed above appeared
in our advertising. We sincerely regret ony
inconvenience or confusion to our customers.

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Kiwanians get housing break

The Kiwanis proposal, which
involves the expansion and
reworking of an existing seniors
residence, received approval last
year.

The fee waiver asked for origi-
nally was for $153,370. The
number may change. The Kiwanis
Seniors Housing Society is looking
at upping the number of units it
will end up with froni 73 to 85.

This will result in a net addition
of 60 units, rather than 49, with
an accompanying change in permit
fees and development cost
charges.

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Probation violation
lands man in jail

A 23-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man was sentenced July 9 to
five days in jail for failing to comply with his probation order.
Anthony Shayne Menard pleaded guilty in North Vancouver
provincial court to violating his probation following a Nov. 5,
1989 incident in North Vancouver when he used non-prescription

drugs. Contact: Ashley Morgan

Mortgage Development Manager

290-1243