SWIMMING, TRAVELLING AND DANCING take

ap much of Sylvia's time. A

loans clerk at a local credit union, our Sunshine Giri also enjoys sewing. (Ellsworth

Dickson photo)

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‘Maniacal’ chase recounted

A high speed chase
through West Van, February
28, will probably cost a
youth his licence for the next
two years.

Douglas Kadlec, 17, of
1323 Cammeray Rd. ap-
peared in West Van
provincial court Thursday
on a charge of dangerous
driving, after driving at

d at up to 110
k.p.h. in a residential area
through 10 unposted = in-
tersections.

A police report stated
police in an unmarked car
began to pursue the orange
Datsun containing Kadlec
and two passengers, after it
was seen speeding on
Westridge Avenue.

Police finally stopped the
car in the 3800 block of
Bayridge Avenue, but not
before the Datsun had been
seen.to make a number of
high speed turns, at one
point going up on two
wheels. :

Judge Perry Millar
described the driving as
“maniacal” and said he
would recommend the
suspension of Kadlec’s
licence for two years.

Judge Millar suspended
the passing of sentence on
Kadlec who pleaded guilty
to the charge, placed him on
probation for one year and
ordered him to do 100 hours
of community service work.

| robberies in a wee

“North > Vancouver’ has.
been hit .by three ‘armed
robberies in the space ofi less
thana week. :

Most recent
reported was. a $90 robbery
by a man with a handgun at
Hardy’s Grocery, at 1127:
Mount Royal Boulevard
Thursday might, which chad

incident

|

been robbed i in a. similar way
exactly two weeks earlier.

.

Tuesday night a’ man

armed witha knife held up
the attendant at the Esso gas
station at 177 West Third
Street.

The man, in his. early - 20’s,.

_took an undisclosed amount

of f cash. He is ear as.

| Favor cost him$500__

‘Driving a: friend “home
after having a few drinks has
cost a West Van youth $500,
and he has had to surrender
his licence and go on
probation for six months.

John Fischer, 19, of°1350
Jefferson pleaded guilty .
‘Thursday in West Van

provincial court to charges .

Rent-a-boat
concession
renewed

Upon the  recom-
‘ mendation of Municipal
Land Agent G.A. Williams
North Vancouver District
Council agreed Monday to
renew the lease for a small
craft rental concession in
Panorama Park, Deep Cove.

Council was told that
Watson Rentals Ltd. have
run the concession in .a
satisfactory manner, and
that the operation has
received a good response
from North Vancouver
residents.

The licence fee for the
seven-month operating
season commencing April 1
is $900 plus $164 in respect
of taxes, and is payable at
$152 per month.

Council also agreed to
renew the Cates Park
refreshment concession for
this season, but. decided to
look into the need for a new,
improved building for the
future.

operation Counter Attack. |

of impaired -driving and-

driving with a blood alcohol
level over .08. -

Fischer was charged after
police stopped the car he
was driving in the carly

morning of February 10, in
the eastbound lane of the 22
block of West Van. The car

was stopped as part of

Judge Perry Millaé on-
said

sentencing - Fischer

a

_ [Page 5, April 1, 1979- Sunday News

being 5 ft. 10'in., of medium.

’ build, having blond hair and

wearing a blue shirt, brown
plaid jacket and. tan cord.

. pants.

A similar robbery was
carried out the:
night at the Pay N "Save gas
station at 449 East Third by a
man with a knife, who made

off with about $150.

anyone ‘who feels they can
drive with a blood alcohol

level of .18, the level shown.

by Fischer when first tested,
“should reflect on what they
are doing.”

In addition to. . fining
Fischer. and placing him! on
probation, Judge

course for those convicted of
driving while . under the
influence of alcohol.

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