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Man guilty of
leaving scene

A 30-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man pleaded guilty ‘o fleeing
the scene of an accident in North Vancouver provincial court Aug.

Randail Stewart Sr-ith was fined $565 by Judge J.D. Layton for
lexving the accident on Dec. 24, 1988.

Smith was driving a 1975 Ford pickup in the 490 biock of
Queensbury at the time of the incident.

Some welfare
payments stopped

ABOUT 49,000 employable income assistance recipients wil! not
receive another income assistance caeque until hey produce proof
thut they are looking for and have been unable to find work.

This annouecement was mad: recently by Social Services and
Hozxsing Minister Claude Richmond.

“Right now, everyone who is capable of working should be able
to find a job,’ said Richmond. “The economy is booming and
there sre thousands of jobs available throughout the province.
Employable single people and coupies without dependents are
mobile and I expect them to work when work is available.””

He emphasized that the fetter will go only to employable singles
and couples without depeadents. Sizgle parents and two-parent
families will not he affected.

The Ministry of Social Services aad Housing bas allocated $37
million for employment and training programs fer income
assistauce recipients, including Employment Plus wage assistance,
job counselling, transitional benefits, and trainiag. Enhanced earn-
ings exemptions ave also available to encourage recipients to get

work experience.

Man guilty of
sex assault

A 24-YEAR-OLD man of no fixed address was found guilty of
assautting a femoie in connection with a June & incident.

Jean Claude Beaudoin was given a suspended sentence in North
Vancouver provincial court July 19.

Juéze J.D. Layton also placed deaudoin on probation for one

year.

Musical ride
ticket sales brisk

FICKETS ARE moving fast for the upcoming RCMP Musical Ride
performance in North Vancouver on Aug. 16.

The famous precision horse-riding display is set for 7 p.m. at the
Kinsmen Siedium ini Mahon Park. :

Tickets to the event are on sale at recCentre Lonsdale. The
public can visit the horses and riders at stables set up at the rec
centre, located at 23rd and Lonsdale, during regular business
hours.

Because seating is limited, North Vancouver RCMP suggest
spectators bring along lawn chairs,

Scholarship
deadline looms

TUFSDAY, Aug. 15 is the deadline for application for a new
seh: larship for Capilano College students.

The North Vancouver Women’s Liberal Commission will pro-
vide one year’s tuition fer a student taking o71e course in Women’s
Studies.

The scholarship will be awarded more on the basis of financial
need, rather than acadezaic es community achievements, and is
particularly aimed at homemakers returning to schocl.

Interested applicants szould contact the financial aid office or
Woinen’s Studies Department at Capilano College.

A short essay must accompany the application.

This week ALL- Crear

at councils

WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT
COUNCIL, Monday Aug. 14 at
7:45 p.m.: Specia) Council
Mecting-Klahanie Park Hous-
ing,321-333 Marine Dr./Multiple
Dwelling Zone. Policy aud Plan-
ning Committec-Sannis Subdivi-
sion, Cauifeild Piateau-Greenbelt
Proposal.

NORTH VANCOUVER CITY
COUNCIL, Monday Aug. 14 at
7:30 p.m.: Public Hearing- Rezon-
ing applications. Emergency
Heliport Site Selection/Viev
Study/Neptune Bulk Terminals
Ltd. rezoning app./Zoning Bylaw,
1967, Amendment Bylav’, 1989
No. 6001/Local Improvement
Construction Bylaw/Taxation Ex-
emption Bylaw,1°89.No. 6035/
Motioc-restriction of highrise ir
lower Lonsdale.

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL, Monday
Aug. 14 at 7:30 p.m.: Pacific
Aquaculture-Fish Farm/Roche
Point/Smoking Bylaw. Policy and
Planning Committee-Badger
Road/Deep Cove Dewntown
Revitalization/North Shore Winter
Club/District Official Community
Plan review/Application for
rezoning and development fper-
mit-Intrawest-Nosthlands.

Items in this column are included
as space permits. For a com-
prehensive agenda, interested par-
ties should contact the respective
municipal halls.

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