2 - Friday, March 15, 1985 - North Shore News

Ski hill road-blocks af

Good weather brings out
sun loving trouble makers

THE ADVENT of warm weather will not only be
attracting outdoor recreation enthusiasts to local
parks but will also bring revellers -ho tend io get
a litde out of hand while partying on local moun-
tains, say the West Vancouver Police.

| By JOANNE MacDQONALD |

Cst. Colin Bursill says
with the warm weather
season fast approaching.

police are planning to step
up patrols in the Cypress
Bowl area, with liquor to be
seized and charges to be laid
if necessary.

Bursill says the action is
being taken due to the events
of previous years, in which
police were forced to deal
with youths found on the
park’s roadways throwing
bottles and snowballs at
moving vehicles,

Bursill says police plan to
combat the youths’ antics
this year by setting up
road-blocks at different
times during the day and do-
ing roadside checks for im-
paired drivers feaving the
park.

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ee

Employment and
Immigration Canada

“The road-blocks could
be set up at any time, and
will probably de on the sun-
ny days when there’s a lot of
people out.’ said Bursill.
“We're not going to just
concentrate en the
weekends, either.””

Col. Don Jette of the
Nouti Vancouver RCMP
says nothing definite has
been established for that
force’s road-block schedule
to date, however, he con-
firmed that no major
alcohol-related incidents
have yet occurred. on Mount
Seymour.

Jette says March is ‘‘a fit-
ue early’ for the RCMP to
set up road-blocks in
earnest, but adds that
patrols in the Mount
Seymour area are usually
stepped up ‘‘on a week by
week basis.”*

WEST VANCOUVER Police and North Vancouver RCMP have begun mounting roadblocks on access roads to local ski hills
as they crack down on alcohol.

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THE WORKING WORLD

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Immigration Canada i.

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3rd flr-1080 Hornby

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Programs Branch: Ministry of Labour

601 W. Broadway

Vancouver, B.C.
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Hon

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879-7531

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