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AT THE slightest hint of sun, North Shore sunworshippers emerge from the rain forest and head for the hills...in this

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WV POLICE
CALLED TO
BREAK UP 2
WV ‘PARTIES’

POLICE HAD a riot on
their hands Saturday night
after a West Vancouver bir-
thday party, eventually at-
tended by approximateiy 300
youths, turned ugly.

Helmeted, baton-equipped West
Vancouver Police, backed by five
North Vancouver RCMP officers,
dispersed a core ‘*hostile’’ crowd
gathered in the 4500-block of
Picadilly North just before mid-
night.

Three people were arrested at
the scene. But as many as 100 of
the party-goers moved on to a
Horseshoe Bay party, already
under way in the 6400-block of
Argyle Street.

Police closed down the Horse-
shoe Bay party by 1:30 a.m. But
just after 1 a.m., potice were called
to the scene of a single-car acci-
dent.

Investigators found a red, 1978
Buick Skylark, sitting on its roof,
35-feet down from a cliff at the
side of the road in the 6600-block
of Marine Drive.

The driver, 18-year-old
Jonathan Tomkins of North Van-
couver, has been charged with im-
paired driving.

Tomkins and his two passengers
suffered minor injuries.

Police say the car's occupants
were saved serious injury because
the car landed upside down and
wedged itself between  clevated
ground straddling a path. The car
was precariously close to the edge
of a 100-foot drop.

Police allege the driver of the car
attended both parties prior to the
accident.

The April 28 fracas began after
police responded to an anonymous
call complaining of noise from a
party at the home of Eugene
Killiam, 4562 Picadilly North.

Police arrived at about 9:30
p.m.,. spoke with ihe homeowner,
whose daughter had invited 20
people to the party. and left.

But by 10:45 p.m.. the police
were back to deal with hundreds of
unwanted guest.

According to a police
spokesman, initial joudhailer calls
for the partiers io leave were met
with hurled rocks. bottles and
shouted obscenities

The crowd was csertuadly

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