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NEWS photo Ellsworth Dickson
DENIS IS A hairstylist on the North Shore. His extracurricular activities are
modelling and sports.

Search called off

A SEARCH in Lynn Canyon
by volunteer members of
North Shore Rescue’ was
abandoned Monday after
rescue members’ had
established no evidence that
a missing woman was there
other than that her car was
found nearby

Cahforma tounst Wendy
Riley, aged 29. of Santa
Rosa, disappeared Friday

after dropping her husband
off in Vancouver She had

been) expected
fnends in West Vancouver
later but her Volkswagen
was found parked in Lynn
Canyon Park

Riley was holidaying in the

to visit

area with her 29-year-old
husband David and_ had
previously visited the

suspension bridge at tynn
Canyon.

However, about 20 resc uc
volunteers who spent the
weekend seaching the

canyon area for her were
unable to find any trace of
her whereabouts.

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AS - Wednesday, February 16, 1983 - North Shore News

CONVICTED arsonist
Cameron -Dean Whittaker
has been sentenced to six
years’ imprisonment.

Judge D.T. Wetmore
handed down the sentence in
Vancouver County Court
Friday, having previously
found the North Vancouver
resident guilty of arson.

What concerned the judge
was rehabilitation of the
accused and the protection
of the public. He compared

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releasing Whittaker without
a jail sentence to permitting
a man with a loaded gun
aboard a crowded bus.

Whittaker had earlier
been convicted of starting a
fire to the recreation room
door in the basement of 175
East Fifth Street, in North
Van, a building where he
was occupying an apartment
on the main floor at the
time.

Simular fact evidence had

_linked him with fires at five

locations in North Van-
couver. Three of them
occurred during one night,
last July 23. These were a
fire in a sauna room of an
apartment building at 130
West Keith, a fire in a car
parked m an underground
lot at 126 East 12th Street
and one started in a pile of
newspapers left in a loading
area behind the North Shore
News building at 1139
Lonsdale Avenue. a

Seymour crossi
work fo st

THE LONG AWATTED
Seymour River crossing —
key to future development in
the large tract of North
Vancouver District land
lying east of the Seymour —
finally received a firm go-

| _ ahead this week... —

At a North Van news

conference Monday
Highways Minister Alex
Fraser announced that
tenders for the crossing
would be called in early
March and = construction
would begin in early May.

The $6 million crossing is
scheduled for completion by
midsummer 1984.

North Van-Seymour MLA
Jack Davis, who hosted the
news conference said, “all
but about $250,000” of the

Mitting the District to
provide certain services for
the Band — had been
resolved earlier, Davis
noted. .

But the final step had been
delayed until this week

construction —cost—-will be pending “approval of the

borne by the provincial
government.
All other problems

connected with the crossing
— including the agreement
with the Squamish Indian
Band and an amendment to
the Municipal Act per-

funding by the provincial

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