GREAT DAY FOR NORTH SHORE AIR ‘TRAVELLERS: the two. comely B.C. Lions cheerleaders, while staffers of the International:

bes Plaza Hotel -- which has been withoat airporter service for over a year --
service direct to the airport. Driver Peter Hawksworth (second from left) join in the celebration. (Terry Peters photo)

of Pacific Transport, which will i operate the service, is congratulated by

ceremonial inauguration Tuesday of the new North Shore

A -:14-year old North
Vancouve, youth was found

guilty Friday of starting ~by

- negligence the $70,000 fire
at Keith Lynn Alternate
school in May.

But Judge John Layton

found the youth not guilty of |

arson, “something the crown
counsel had requested at the
youth’s” -tast court
pearance on September 27"

The decision which took
just a few minutes to make in

Car fire leads to
mischief charge

A suspicious Car fire in a
1962.Mercury in the parking
lot of Presley’s Cabaret in
North Vancouver has
resulted in a charge of
mischief being laid against a
23-year-old man.

Duncan Bruce Sutherland,
aged 23, of no fixed address
was Charged after the RCMP
were called by the fire
department to investigate a
car fire at 1:25 on Tuesday
morning.

Sutherland was scheduled
to appear in North Van-

couver Provincial Court on
Tuesday afternoon.

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Court will not end court
~ ap-- appearances for—the—youth,

who’s trial on charges arising
from the school fire lasted
for overa month.

Judge Layton has delayed
sentencing until “November
14 in order that:;a pre-
sentence’ report by a
psychiatrist can be prepared
on the youth.

On Friday the judge did
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decision to find the youth
guilty of causing the fire by
negligence and was scheduled
to present his reasons in
writing early this week.

‘And. while the youth was
not sentenced the court
discussed Friday what sort of -
containnient the youth, who
will be held until the sen-
tence. is handed down,
should be given.

During the trial the court
heard evidence that the

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guilty youth had been
‘flicking a lighter which set a
map on fire in an_ empty.

- -glassroom.

This fire spread and gutted
that classroom as well as
causing extensive damage to

—nearby areas.

The guilty youth testified
that he and another youth
had run out of the classroom
after they found they could
not put out the fire and did
not report it.

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