RECENT convictions in
North Shore courts have
resulted in the following
fines and penalties for drink-
ing-driving related offences.

ne Mandatory licence suspen-
“ sion is in addition to
published penalties.

CITY OF NORTH VAN-
COUVER: Monday, Oc-
a tober 28, 7:30 p.m.: | North
Ate Shore Neighbourhood
bart House/ Tempe Heights,
Tender for 13 Lots/ Zoning,

Brooksbank & Sth Street,

S.E./ Zoning, Lonsdale and

: Esplanade N.W./ Zoning,
2 Park and Tilford site.

DISTRICT OF NORTH
VANCOUVER: Monday,
October 28, 7:30: Zoning,
1200 Block Coleman/ North
Lonsdale Plan, development
potential’ Traffic concerns,
Prospect Avenuc/ Parkway
Village, tender for installa-
tion of municipal services/
Notice of Motion: earlier
receipt of council packages
by council members; earlier
availability of staff reports
to public.

WEST VANCOUVER:
Monday, October 28, 8
p.m.: Rabbit Lane subdivi-
sion, development permit
application/ 101-22nd

’ Street, development permit
application/ Board of
School Trustees, pedestrian
crossing, Marine Drive and
Crossways/ Cypress Bowl
Recreation Ltd., temporary
facility/ Minister of Lands,
Parks and. Housing, re
Cypress Bowl Park recre-
ational vehical proposal/
Use of foreshore, Eagle
Island.

PENNY GANDY
Penny who has worked for |
another leading Real Estate
firm for the past 2 years on
the Nerth Shore is another
recent addition to our growing
Staff of professionals at Realty
: World Hemisphere.
man Penny has been affiliated
. with Real Estate for over 10
years and has resided in the
Whytecliff area of West
Vancouver for many years.
Her professional opinions
concerning the Real Estate
Market are highly respected
by her collegues and we are
happy to welcome her to our
association.

Penny can be contacted at
her office, 980-8585 or at her

residence, 921-7534.

CLASSIFIEDS
986-6222

10 - Sunday, October 27, 1985 - North Shore News

Local drinking, driving convictions

Eriksen, #18-2168 Haywood,
West Van (impaired driving,
14 days); John Joseph Scarr,
3171 West 4th, Vancouver
(impaired driving, $375);
Ronald Stanley Baker, New
Westminster (impaired driv-
ing, 14 days); Hazel Cole,
Campbell River (impaired
driving, $300); Gerald Bar-
ton McCrae, 3166 Grand- B.C.

WEST VAN COURTS:
Angus Nash Hendrie,
1859 West 1ith Ave., Van-
couver (refused breath test,
$300); Glen Russell Teskey,
no fixed address (impaired
driving, 3 months jail);
Gerald Francis O'Connor,
1904 West 32 Ave., Van-
couver (refused breath test,
30 days); George Hewitt

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