THE following people
have appeared in North

Jancouver provincial
court:

Before Judge Jerome

Paradis on Dec, 22, 1999;
Damien James Manchester,
19 ot na fixed address, received
2 dsemonth condinenal sea
tence after he pleaded guilty to
the break, enter and thet of a
house in. the
Lookout Point in North
er District on Dee. 1

rawwas required to
perform 75 hours of comununi
ty work.
Before Judge — Ellen
Burdett on Dec. 20, 1999:
Kimberly Ann Nahanee, 30,
no address given, was jailed 6

EIGHT beilringers will be
attempting to ring a peal on
the bells of the Holy Rosary
Cathedral on Saturday,
March 11 from about | to 4

p.m.

A peal is a test of endurance
and concentration as each bell-
tinger will pull on their rope

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Judge jerame
Paradis on Nov. 17, £999:
Stephen iern! Allen, 37. ot
Langley, w. ailed seven dhivs
and fined $300 alter he pleaded
ginlty iodnving while prohibit
. 29.1999 Gn North
rT District.
an ScATEnCe Way FeO
served by house arrest
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Before Judge Doug Moss
on Sept. 27, 19%
Blake Harry Cooke. 40,

“yy, Was jailed 30 dave 4
had his driver's heence suspend
ed for 12: mouths atter he
pleaded guilty to driving while
prohibited on the
Canada Highway on March 20,
1998. in’ North Vancouver
District.

Before Judge Jerome
Pp; son Sept. 22, 1999;
Robert Edward Summens,
52. of Coquithimi was iitied
one dav atter he pleaded
To steati
ing to Extra Foods on
1999, in West Vancouver.
Before Judge Wil
Diebolt on Sept. 24. 199)

ring for

3,040 times dunng the three-
hour period of continuvus
ringing. If the attempt is suc-
cessful, it will be dedicated to

memor of North
Vancouver resident Ted Lee,
on what would have been his

Prreabyanneany

wati6 DeOD

Lee passed away on Oct. 3

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on Mav 23. 19989) 1a
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boas required: to pay
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Before Judge William
Diebolt on Sept. 22, 1ya¢
ethom bitveerald :
J9, of Vancouver, recenend
months probation
pleaded gaily to breaching 4
probation order trom a Young
Orttenders Act sentence bv fat
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youth Court warker iti uly
1999 ,

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Peter Rassell, Hend
4), of North Vancous
jailed 30 days
months’ probation atter he
pleaded guilty to:
B COokIGS frost Save
On Foods on fune 10, 1999) in
North Vancouver Distinct:
B stealing merchandise belong,
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1999 in anwouver Cit
Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Sept. 22, 1999:
Curtes Eferman Jobiston,
ot Na :
fined resend amy
ments probaGen aner he
leaded vuln to assaudony
niin with a weapon on
198 lin North Vancouver Cis,

NV man

at the age of 89. He was the
last of the ringers who were
instrunsental in re-establishing
change ringing in the city after
a five-year lapse berween 1952
and 1957.

The best tocation to hear
the bells is Cathedral Square,
in the 401 West Georgia plaza.

City to look
school site

Anna-Louise Pentland
Cantributina Writer

WORLD class artificial
turf is coming to
North Vancouver Cit

Couttatlors made at oft:
cal hast Mons mht, aod
instructed staff te leak at the
Carson Graham School grass
held location,

The cost at the proge
estimated ta be berwecn
$600,000 and $1.2 nullien.

Ve know wbeie’s a need,
and we know che users are
willing to be part of the solu
tion.” said Coun. Darreil
Alussatte, ene of four coun
cilors who brought forward
the artitigal tart recommen:

Sunday, March 5, 2600 —- North Shore News -

rtificial turf backed

dation

Mussatto sand ine netd
could be enurely tunded by
usec tees, and He predicts the
city may even make moneys
bevause the field can be used
dunay mugs er sunny weath
er

Toalso costs fess to main
tain artifical tact compared

ussatta doest cule

eur nie uty shouldering part
of the costs if needed,
Fussatto said) that con

to build
the

sed

will avoid of
new fields,
{ be more
than grass fields.
He sahé he would hke to
see afl yrass fields converted
eventudlly, SWe won't need
to build any more Sunrise
Parks.” he satd.
Yo make the conversion

ec oneed
because
heavily

sworthwh cconartic ally,
there will be heavier use of
the tart fields.

Heavier use wilh mean the
fields will have to be lighted
an nnht

Matssatra: said the city will
be exaperimerming with lights
with “less trespass.” so fess
hight can be seen fren out
side of dhe field area.

The wpe of turf being
considercd is called Field
Turt, recently approved by
FIFA, the international cov
erning body for soeger.

The biel? Turf is being
tested at Luter Park at the
Hoal mounts.

This turf is inade of svn-
thene fibres, and sand and
crushed rubber to support
the “blades.”

ft is currently being asc
on fields located in Burnaby,
Coquitlam and Vancouver.

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