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JANET toves to relax after a day's work with a soak in her hot tub ‘and a good book. Her
hobbies are skiing, golfing and collecting antiques.

Lonsdale future

to be discussed

A PUBLIC meeting Tuesday
will deal with the revitaliza-

' tion of Lonsdale Avenue.

- The meeting, ‘co-hosted by
the Central Lonsdale Mer-
chants and the North Van-
couver Arts Council, will
feature speakers from. the

provincial government and
those involved in other
revitalization projects.
Speakers are MLA Angus
Ree, Jack Henderson, who
coordinated the revitaliza-
tion of Edgemont Village,
consultant Patricia Baldwin

and Martin Thomas, ad-
ministrator of the provincial
revitalization program.

Meeting time is 7:30 p.m.
at the Queen Mary Com-
munity School, 230 West
Keith Road, in North Van-
couver,

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NORTH VAN COURTS

Kenneth Lloyd Osbourne,
1590 Burrill Ave., North
Vancouver (over .08, $500);
Kang Woo Lee, 4305 Elgin
St., Vancouver (impaired,
$500); John Patrick  Fit-
zgerald, 4693 Strathcona
Rd., North Vancouver (im-
paired, $500); William
Abraham Desmarais, 12991
100th Ave., Surrey (over .08,
$500); Thomas Frederick
Romo, 3948 Mt. Seymour
Parkway, North Vancouver
(over .08, 15 days).

WEST VAN COURTS
Albert Joseph O'Brien,
2283) Austin Ave., Co-
quitlam (over .08, six mon-
ths); Christopher Neil Galt,
890 Wildwood Lane. West
Vancouver (over .08, $500);
Christopher John Owen,
$225 Blenheim, Vancouver
(refuse breath test, $375);
Dennis Clement Baxter, 5834
Eagle Island, West Van-
couver (impaired, refuse
breath test, 14 days):

Drug charge
stayed

ONE MAN reported to have
been one of the seven people
charged in connection with a
$100,000 drug bust in North
Vancouver has had charges
Stayed. !
Lance Hickey, 35, charged
with cultivation and posses-
sion for the purpose of traf-
ficking, has had charges
against him stayed. !Cpl:
Don Jette of the North 'Van-
couver RCMP says police
could not prove the man’s
involvement. oo
According to friends,
Hickey, a 35-year-old’ elec-
trician, was in the house for
busitiess reasons when the
raid occured, resulting in his
arrest. :
Charges were jaid against
seven people following'a raid
ona Lynn Valley home late
Tuesday, which netted police
270 marijuana planis,
estimated to be worth
$100,000, grown in a major
hydroponic operation. |
The investigation resulted
rom a tip to the Lower
Mainland-wide Crime! Stop-
pers anonymous telephone

line.
|

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rinking drivers

Richard Patrick Nielson,
1202-1434 Burnaby St.,
Vancouver (over .08, $375);
Fred Wu, 3336 Radcliffe,
West Van (over .08, $400):
Keith Michael Ingham, 850
Sentinel Dr., West Van-
couver (over .08, $700);
Robert Francis Fox, 4090
Brockton Cres., North Van

(over .08, $350); Raymond
Ernest Clermont, 2427 The
Boulevard, Garibaldi (refuse
breath tes, $450); Steven
Kenneth Roy, 804-1844
Barclay, Vancouver (over
08, $400); Gerald Clayton
Metcalfe, 301-436 Seventh
Ave., New Westminster
(over .08, six months}.

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