Man kiiled
in fall

A 39-YEAR-OLD Vancouver man died Thursday following an in-
dustrial accident at Vancouver Wharves Ltd. in North Vancouver.

Wayne Joseph Redhead fell to the ground at approximately 8:30
a.m. Thursday while being hoisted to a steel structure under con-
struction at the bulk ¢erminal.

He was rushed to Lions Gate Hospital where he was pronounced
dead on arrival.

The Workers’ Compensation Board and the coroner’s office are
continuing an investigation into the incident.

NV man jailed
for UIC fraud

A 28-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man was sentenced to a 21-day
jail term: in North Vancouver provincial court Oct. 20 for offences
committed sgainst the Unemployment Insurance Act.

Terry Stokes pleaded guilty to 23 counts of making false state-
ments about his earnings in claiming for unemployment benefits
for the period between Dec. 16, 1987 and Oct. 9, 1988.

Appearing before Judge J.B. Paradis, Stokes was also put on
probation for the duration of his jail sentence, which is to be serv-
ed intermittently.

Parrot smuggler
to be sentenced

A 35-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver painter will be sentenced Nov.
10 in Vancouver county court for smuggling parrots.

Pleading guilty to one charge of conspiracy to smuggle, Robert
Joha Ings was originally charged with six counts.

In an undercover operation with U.S. authorities which fed to
the charges, the RCMP customs and excise section bought a total
of 21 Amazon parrots frem Ings for $5,000 in early 1987.

lu February 1987, 17 parrots were seized from Ings’ home at 467
Prospect Road in North Vancouver. Nine of those birds were il-
legally imported Military Macaws, marked by U.S. Fish and
Wildlife four days earlier.

The birds are smuggled in to aveid a 45-day quarantine period
enforced by Agriculture Canada to prevent the transmission of
disease.

There is a Canada-wide bench warrant out for Ings’ co-accused,
George Adam Pochlopek.

Also involved in the parrot smuggling ring are Vancouver stock
brokers, Spencer Torpy and Brent Hangerman who put up moncy
for the importation of the parrots.

Torpy and Hangerman were fined $1,000 each.

New Democrats
schedule meeting

THE NORTH Vancouver New Democrats have scheduled their
founding meeting for the new riding of North Vancouver-Lonsdale
for Nov. I at Queen Mary Community School, 230 West Keith
Rd., North Vercouver.

Scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., the meeting will feature NDP
MLA Emery Barnes as its guest speaker.

‘Booze who’ on
the Wi. Shore

RECENT CONVICTIONS in
North Shore courts resulted in the
following fines and penalties for
drinking and driving related of-
fences.

NORTH VANCOUVER: Brett
Cordell Steacey, 34, 206-2184 Wall
Street, Vancouver (over .08, $500
fine); Jeremy Charles Greene, 27,
305-151 East Keith Road, North
Vancouver (impaired, $1500 fine).
WEST VANCOUVER: Allen
Keith Savoy, 25, 8255 Burnlake
Road, Burnaby (over .98, $700
fine, one year driver’s licence
suspension); Steven Barnett
Brown, 29, 510-145 West Keith
Road, North Vancouver (over .08,
$1,000 fine, six months driver’s
licence suspension).

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