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Drivers guilty of drinking

RECENT CONVICTIONS in
North Shore courts have resulted
in fines and penalties, including a
driving suspension, for drinking
and driving relawsl offences:
WEST VANCOUVER: David
Michael Hughes, 29, 5-1257
Emery Place, North Vancouver
(over. .08, $450 fine); William
Alfred Neff, 31, 6388 Chatham
St., West Vancouver (impaired,
$£00 fine); Patricia Ann Cattell,
53, 6450 Wellington Ave., West
Vancouver (over .08, $500 fine).
WORTH VANCOUVER: Robert
Jeffrey Milligan, 36, 221 Rich-
mond Street, New Westminster
(over .08, $300 fine); Andrew
Johannes Nikula, 25, 1860
Caledonia Ave., North Vancouver

{over .08, $600 fine); Denis Ed-
ward Harper, 202-155 East 18th
St., Nosth Vancouver (over .08,
21 days jail}.

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environment.

Richard Walton, NVSB chair-
man, was recently presented with
a plaque recognizing the joint ef-
fort in energy efficiency by B.C.
Hydro marketing representative
Giao Gemma.

Gemma said the NVSB has ac-
tively pursued energy efficiency.
He also noted that several
energy-saving products were in-
corporated in the design of the
district’s new Cove Cliff Elemen-
tary School.

Several other existing facilities
are being considered for energy
efficient renovations.

Yn total, these actions show
potential annual energy savings of
almost 350,000 kilowatt hours,
which is equivalent to the annual
electrical needs for 35 new homes.

“We welcome this kind of pos
tive response to our Power Smart
initiatives,"’ Gemma told board
members. ‘‘It is particularly grati-
fying when our educational
establishments recognize the im-
portance of electrical cfficiency.
After all, our schools help raise
the awareness of students — the

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Sunday, January 26, 1992 - North Shore News - 44

District 44 gets Power Smart

THE NORTH Vancouver District 44 School Board (NVSB)
has joined with B.C. Hydro in its popular Power Smart
program, which is expected to create energy efficiency sav-
ings for North Vancouver taxpayers and benefit the local

By A.P. McCredie
Contributing Writer
clectrical consumers of temor-

row,
Gemma said electrical efficien-

a ee
NORTH VANCOUVER

SCHOOL BOARD

cy, in addition to saving money, is
“a matter of great environmental
importance.”’

‘The more energy we save, the
longer we can postpone construc-
tion of new generating facilities
with their environmental conse-

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