NV man jailed
for missing work

A 20-YEAR-OLD: North Vancouver man was = sentenced Tuesday in
North Vancouver provincial court to 30 days in Jail after he plead-, /
ed guilty to failing to comply with a court order:

Kevin David Dale was originally charged after he failed to, com-
plete 100 hours of community work service by Dec. 31, 1987. The
order had been issued Aug. 13, 1987. i" o

Man guilty
of mischief

A 24-YEAR-OLD sista ke was placed on probation for three
‘rnonths and | ordered to pay $50 In restitution: to the victim after he

Frank "Petersen was origin ly chaiged 1 ‘in connection with a Jan. ;
“9 incident in ‘which’ a 4X4 pickup truck was, kicked and its Side
irror torn otf . ; .

ih

. ‘North Van man

counts nee cash under false after he pt S ;

;Shahezad Dhanji was originally charged in ‘connection with inci
dents’ ranging from July 8 to July 24, 1987 In which cash was ob- .,

*s Bay with NSF cheques... ‘

Appearing. before. Judge R.D. Grandison, Dhaojt ‘pleaded guilty

to all five charges and was fined $100 on each. He was also placed

cash ¢ Disborsedod|

val

during Ma h under the Criminal Injury Compensation Act.’ :
the premises , ‘ot a ‘aightctub, | a 23-year-old North Van-
ick ¢

THE. HANDSWORTH Secondary ‘School CountetAtiack. “group |
will be holding a ‘car wash May,7, 11-a.m. to 4 p.mi; at the Edge-
mont Village Chevron station to.raise money for ; the. School” Ss.
planned Taxi Assisted Payment System (TAPS)./ :
. The system would ‘provide an alternative to dri
by, subsidizing weekend taxi rides home:: Studen ing ‘the service’
would be responsible’ for half of the fare and the remainder would.
be provided bys # Handsworth CounterAttack account. fe

ng and driving’

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- Friday, May 6, 198% ~ North Shore News |

‘U. S. Navy to test Newtsuit

NORTH VANCOUVER'S Inter--
(HHSI),

national Hard Suits Inc.
will. have one of its unique
Newtsuit diving suits tested by the
U.S. Navy later this month.

WHSI general manager Aris

‘Morfopoulos said-the test, sched-

uled to begin May 24, could open
the door for the company to sell
suits to other NATO navies.

“It’s something we've been try-
ing to do’ for several months,”
Morfopoulos said of the opportu-
nity to have the suit tested by the
navy.

The announcement
IHSI’s signing in March. of a letter
of intent’ to scil two of the

A fabulous view
and a great dance |,
band. Snack, dine
or just dance the
hight away

1986,

follows’

sos, 000 suits to 5 Japan’ s Fuji Co.
Ltd., bringing t four the number
of suits sold by the company: i

Developed by IHSI president
and Can-Dive Services. Lid.
founder Phil Nuytten from 17 to
the aluminum-skinned ; suit
allows’ ‘divers to work at depths of
up tg 1,000 feet without having to

“ go through decompression. © 4, “
The suit also uses a closed cifeuit

breathing system, which eliminates
noisy underwater breathing bub-
bles, and, because it-is made’ with
virtually no ferrous metals and has

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good for ‘military applications.
‘Morfopoulos has’ estimated
Newtsuit. sales over the next six

years will run to 200 suits, or ap-

proximately $60 million.

. He said the target for ‘suit sales

this year is 15.

JOANNE:

avery low magnetic signature, it is a

difficult to detect.
Both characteristics make it very

Tox pen Tuesday:
through Saturday ;
“trom S pin,
Call R431
lor seservattionts,.~

Joanne Hutlet, a well
known travel counsellor
on the North Shore for
15 years, specializing i in

“, cruise “and -vacation

“travel, invites all her

” friends . and clients to oo

call her at:

CALL - - 926- 4344

#108-100 Park Royal South
“West Vancouver, B.C...

(Main , Plaza. Black Tower)”

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