JOb club helps
over-45s

A FEDERALLY-funded job-finding club for unemployed people
age 45 and over is seeking program applicants.

The Skills Plus program is operated through North Shore Con-
tinuing Education at the Lucas Centre in North Vancouver.

Program participants are trained to seek and develop their own -

job leads and jobs with the help of fellow members and an instruc-
tor. Clients are assisted with networking, self-marketing, resumes,
letters, forms, interview skills and other job-search techniques.
Four three-week courses will be offered free-of-charge between
January and April. Course dates are Jan. 8 to 26, Jan. 29 to Feb.
16, Feb. 26 to March 16 and March 26 to April 13.
To register call 987-6894.

Watershed logging

forum scheduled

A PUBLIC forum cn how logging in local watershed areas affects
Lower Mainland drinking water has been scheduled for Thursday,
Jan. 18, at the Robson Square Media Centre, 800 Robson St.,
Vancouver.

Presented by the Western Cauada Wilderness Committee
(WCWOC), the forum will include representation from the Greater
Vancouver Regional District, the B.C. Ministry of Environment,
UBC’s department of forestry and the WCWC.

It is scheduled to get underway at 7:30 p.m.

The WCWC has argued that clear-cut logging in the GVRD’s
Capilano, Seymour and Coquitlam watershed areas is having a
detrimental effect on Lower Mainland drinking water quality.

But the GVRD has maintained that clear-cut logging is done only
in 10-acre patches, and that timber harvesting practices in the wa-
tershed areas are designed to minimize erosion and maintain water
quality as a top priority.

Tickets are available at the door.

For information call 683-8220.

This week
at councils

NORTH VANCOUVER CITY COUNCIL, Monday, Jan. 8 at 7:30
p.m.: Bylaw No. 6049, 1940-44 Chesterfield Ave./Bylaw No. 6058,
222 W. 4th St./Bylaw No. 6063, 829 W. 15th St.

NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL, Monday, Jan. 8
at 7:30 p.m.: Bylaw No. 6197-Rezoning Bylaw 868, W. 14th St. and

layd Ave.

WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL, Monday, Jan. 8 at
7:45 p.m.: Zoning Bylaw No. 2200-Amendment Bylaw 3551, Rezon-
ing single family zone 4 to zone 5 at 6670 Wellington Ave.

Agenda items listed are restricted by space. For a comprehensive
agenda, contact the respective municipal halls and school boards.

‘Booze who’ on
the North Shore

RECENT CONVICTIONS in North Shore courts have resulted in
the following fines and penalties for drinking and driving related
offences.

WEST VANCOUVER: Michael David Scott, 21, 9-3755 Cambie
Street, Vancouver (over .08, $575 fine, one-year driving suspen-
sion); Earnest Gray Bonkowski, 26, 1613-2016 Fullerton Avenue,
North Vancouver (over .08, $700 fine, one-year driving suspen-
sion); Dean Mark Kruger, 21, 510-955 Marine Drive, West Van-
couver (over .08, $700 fine, one-year driving suspension); Gary
Wayre Morris, 48, 908-1150 Jervis Street, Vancouver (over .08,
$700 fine, one-year driving suspersion).

NORTH YANCOUVER: Jerry Navratil, 62, 208-343 East 8th
Avenue, Vancouver (impaired, $650 fine); Jamie Prawdzik, 21,
1563 Woods Drive, North Vancouver (impaired, $600 fine); Barrett
Ervin, 45, 3-2210 Vaihalia Road, Quesnel (over .08, $700 fine);
Pietro Damico, 33, 1341 East Ist Ave., Vancouver (impaired, 30
days jail); Jacqueline Yvette Couture, 26, 301-146 East I4th Street,
North Vancouver (impaired and breathalyser refusal, $675 fine,
one-year driving suspension).

North Shore News

5 - Sunday, January 7, 1990 -

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