SUZANNE, winner of the “Miss Personality” t title | in the Miss North Shore Pageant..
She attends college and likes to work cut at the spa.

~ NEWS photo Ellsworth Dickson

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UIC cheater sentenced

A WOMAN who worked
while

claiming unem-
ployment insurance benefits
was fined, placed = on

probation and ordered to
carry out community work
when she appeared in coun
recently.

Glenda Irma Baker, of 315

West Fifth Street. North
Vancouver pleaded guilty to
13 counts of defrauding the
unemployment insurance
commission by not declaring
work and earnings while
collecting UIC benefits.
North Vancouver
provincial court Judge John

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$975 - $75 per count, with an
alternative of five
imprisonment per count,
placed her on probation for
a year and ordered her to
perform 200

community work

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SERVICES in four areas of
Lions Gate Hospital's
ambulatory programs will be
temporarily expanded for
January, February and
March, the remaining three
months of the hospital's
fiscal year.

ere has been a heavy
demand fer the day care
services since the budget
cuts Tast spring which cost
the hospital 55 beds and 144
staff members.

The four ambulatory care
areas to be éxpanded are
psychiatric day care,
physiotherapy outpatients,
day care surgery and several
programs in the medical day
care centre including

Found on

GLENEAGLES Golf Course
appears to be gaining itself a
reputation for collecting
oddities on its greens.

“First it was the 36 young

white leghorn chickens who
made their way up there
after escaping from a truck
which was in an accident at
the Horseshoe Bay ferry

terminal December 20 and
day
the

who spent
sauntering
course.

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diabetic counselling and day
care, neurological
rehabilitation, the back
program, chemotherapy and
blood and iron transfusions
and the asthma program.
The temporary expansion
of these programs will in-
volve fewer than 10 add-
ditional staff “members -
nurses, therapists, physio-
erapists and one dietitian -
- for the three month period.
The expansion of the
services is a calculated risk
on the part ‘of the hospital
administration, explains
hospital administrator John
Borthwick.
“Last spring when we were
hit with our new budget we

Sunday it was a heavy
Montgomery Ward floor
safe, which appeared at the
sixth tee.

~~.The safe had been stolen
overnight from a house in
the Whytectiffe area while
the owners were away.

Thieves broke in through
the basement door of-the
home and ransacked the
house. As well as taking the
safe, they also drove off with
the owners’ 1973 Ford Pinto

started to accrue a surplus to
enable us to meet the in-
crease in labour costs that
would accompany the new
union contracts.

At that time we estimated
an increase which we now
believe was too high. Those
contracts are still not settled
but will probably come in
lower than expected.

Although we will not know
the actual amount for some
time, we have decided to use
some of the surplus dollars
that we have set asidé td
provide more’ medical
services for the North Shore
community, especially
where waiting lists have
developed.”

the golf course

Station wagon.

The safe is said to have
contained a_ substantial
__ quantity of.
jewellery and although some
of the contents _ were
discovered with the safe,
police are not saying just
what those contents were.

still investig ating
the theft - and stilt looking
for the Pinto, licence

number AGA 323, which is
yellow and valued at $1,000.

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