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Police keep lid
on Ambleside

WITH THE warm-weather season upon us and graduation activi-
ties gearing up on the North Shore, West Vancouver Police are set-
ting up roadblocks at Ambleside Beach Park to maintain the peace.
Police enforcement Friday, from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., resulted
in four liquor seizures, one arrest for intoxication, two arrests for
breach of peace and the charging of a minor in possession of
alcohol. Io addition, 11 tickets were issued for vehicle infractions.

N. Van man
guilty of theft

AN 18-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man was placed on proba-
tion for one year after he pleaded guilty Wednesday in North Van-
couver proviaclal court to one count of mischief and two counts of
theft under $1,000.

Donald ‘Andrew Murphy was originally charged in connection
with a May 2 incident in which the sunroof of an automobile was
pried open and a jacket, stereo and radar detector stolen.

The Crown entered a stay of proceedngs in charges originally
taid against Murphy of possession of a stolen jacket and a radar
detector.

Newtsuit firm
makes profit

NORTH VANCOUVER-based International Hard Suits Inc.
@HSD has announced its first profits since the company was estab-
lished three years ago to develop and market the unique Newtsuit
atmospheric diving system.

The company generated a reported $136,318 nes ro in the
first three months of this year on revenues of $526.

THSI has thus far delivered two of the $300, Oi Newtsults and
has orders for 22 of the suits from companies all over the wozid.

Commercial production of the suits began last December.

KHSI has projected 1989 profits of $1.8 million on revenues of
$4.2 million based on current production estimates.

The Newtsuit enables divers to work at depths of up to 1,000 feet
without having to undergo decompression.

Nian jailed
for theft

A 21-YEAR-OLD Vancouver man was sentenced May 3 in North
Vancouver provincial court to three months in jail after he pleaded

guilty te theft over $1,000.

Shene Patrick Sinclair was originally charged in connection with
a Sept. 13, 1988 incident in which money was stofen from another

male.

Scholarship
established

A MEMORIAL scholarship has been established to honor the Jate
Helen Barr, wo taught English and various commercial subjects in
West Vancouver for 33 years.

Mrs. Barr died Jan. 15.
People wishing to donate to the Helen Barr Memoriz! Scholar-

ship Fand can mail their contribution to the attention of Mrs. J.
Keller, c/o West Vancouver Secondary School, 1750 Mathers Ave.,

West Vancouver, V7¥ 2G6.

f Office 986-9321
Sutton Group West Coast Aity. A

L. Bay to crack
down on suites

LIONS BAY Village Council has
issued warning that it will start
cracking down on homeowners
renting out illegal suites.

Village residents and lot owners
will be receiving a letter telling
them that as of June 1, 1990, the
bylaw defining the area as ‘‘single
family’’ will be enforced.

The definition of single-family
dwelling laid out in the bylaw
states that such a home must have
‘not more than one set of cooking
facilities.”

Therefore, residents are allowed
to have boarders in their home,
but may not provide them with a
separate kitchen.

At the village council meeting ‘on
Monday night, councillor Deve
Howard said he had received sev-
eral complaints from local
residents about neighbors
operating illegal suites.

Vi'lage clerk Bernice Fullen said
she couldn't estimate how many of
the approximately 430 Lions Bay
homes contained illegal suites, but
noted that there are many more
boxes at the post office than there
are houses.

Whether the discrepancy was

due to boarders or suite renters, *

however, she could not say.

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