RCMP seek
prison escapee

NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP
are attempting to locate a 19-
year-old man who escaped from
a Burnaby cerrectional institu-
tion on March 7,

Fred Lewis, who had been jail-
ed on several North Shore break
and enter charges, is believed to
be living in the North Vancouver
area.

Lewis is described by police as
being 5’ 10” and weighing 160
pounds,

. , = Information regarding Lewis
Fred Lewis ...escaped from may be forwarded to the local
Burnaby correctional centre. RCMP detachment at 985-1311.

NV man shot
dead in PoCo

A NORTH Vancouver man wa: shot dead March 24 in Port Co-
quitlam.

Brett Stacey Jones, 26, died after suffering chest wounds. His
brother, 25-year-old Michael Allan Jones of Maple Ridge, suffered
gunshot wounds to his back and legs.

Coquitlam RCMP were called to the 2000-block Manning in Port
Coquitlam at 3:53 a.m. after receiving a report of shots being fired.
The shooting occurred on the street outside a house party. A police
spokesman said as many as 10 shots were fired.

F Police have arrested no suspects and the investigation is continu-
ing.

WV man fined
$100,006

A 50-YEAR-OLD West Vancouver man was fined $100,000 in
Vancouver provincial court after he pleaded guilty March 28 to two
counts of tax evasion.

Stanley John Wales pleaded guilty to claiming false expenses
totalling $187, 853.26 as the director of a Vancouver construction
company during the years 1985, 1986 and 1987.

Wales also pleaded guilty to failing to report $187,853.26 on his
personal income tax returns fer the same years.

The funds were used to construct a log chalet at Whistler, ac-
cording to a Revenue Canada official.

In addition to the $100,000 fine ordered by Judge Keith Libby,
Wales has already repaid Revenue Canada $321,084.94 in taxes,
penalties and interest for the three tax years involved as well as
reimbursing the construction company for the $187,853.26 in ex-
penses he falsely claimed.

Man jailed
for B&E

A 23-YEAR-OLD man of no fixed address was sentenced March 23
in North Vancouver provincial court to one year in jail after he
pleaded guilty to a break and enter-related charge.

Joseph Steven St. Amand was originally charged with break,
enter and theft in connection with a Nov. 18, 1988 incident in
which a 900-biock Drayton Street home was burglarized.

Appearing before Judge J.L. McCarthy, St. Amand was also
placed on prebation for two years.

Woman guilty
of cheque fraud

A 32-YEAR-OLD Vancouver woman was senteaced March 29 in
North Vancouver provincial court to one day in jail and fined $250
for twice defrauding North Shore merchants.

Janice Brooks pleaded guilty to obtaining under false pretences
$34.75 worth of goods Dec. 26, 1989 from SuperValu in West
Vancouver.

She also pleaded guilty to an Aug. 21, 1989 incident in which she
wrote a cheque for $270 under false pretences to Laconvan Enter-
prises.

Judge J.L. McCarthy also placed Brooks on probation for one
year and ordered her to pay restitution equal to the total of the
cheques she’d written. As a condition of her probation, Brooks
must undertake a financial counselling program.

From page 4
centre is open until 9 p.m. on that
day.

Casey Grant, Greyhound Pro-
duction manager, told council that
while the management of Park
Royal did not object to the use of
a helicopter during the original
filming dates of April 2 and 3, she
said it was her understanding that
the shopping centre does not ob-
ject to the new shooting dates of
April 4 and 5 either.

Park Royal marketing manager
Per Danielsen said that the shopp-
ing centre has given its approval to
Greyhound to film on the new
dates.

While the helicopter will still be
used, Danielsen said the original
scene involving the aircraft has
been changed.

“The scene only calls for the
helicopter to leave the landing pad
(a gravel section near the Kapilano
100 building) and rise up above the
parking lot and then land again,”
said Danielsen. ‘‘The original
scene called for them to leave the
pad, fly over to Taylor Way (to the
intersection of Taylor Way and
Marine Drive) and then come back
again.”

He added that in addition to the
April 4 and 5 dates, Greyhound
will also be filming in and around
Park Roya! on April 6 and 30 and
one day in May.

Steven Wright, president of
Vancouver Helicopters, the com-
pany supplying the aircraft for the
film, said Transport Canada has

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already given its approval for the
use of the helicopter, pending ap-
proval from West Vancouver
council.

“I expect to complete the two
very routine sequences in less than
three ‘takes’ each ... minimizing
any impact on the local residents,”
Wright wrote in a letter to council.

He added that the helicopter he
would use for the scenes would be

“which has a maximum noise level
of about 90 decibels.”

Several local businesses have
signed declarations saying they do
not object to the use of a
helicopter during the dates and
hours listed for filming.

‘“‘We certainly encourage the
film industry in West Vancouver,
and we hope you win an Oscar,”
West Vancouver Mayor Don Lan-

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