Theft charges net
jail and fine

A 25-YEAR-OLD Vancouver man was sentenced March 28 in West
Vancouver provincial court to one day in jail and fined $250 after
he pleaded guilty to three theft-related charges.

Kim Hoang Huynh was originally charged with two counts of
theft under $1,000 in connection with Nov. 20, 1988 and Dec. 31,
1988 incidents in which restaurant receipts and money were stolen
from another person.

He was further charged with attempting to commit theft in con-
nection with a Jan. 15 incident in West Vancouver.

Appearing before Judge R.D. Grandison, Huynh was sentenced
to a day in jail on each count. The terms will be served concurrent-
ly.

In addition to the $250 fine, Huynh was ordered to pay $165 in
compensation to the victim.

Man pleads guilty
to assault

A {9-YEAR-OLD Surrey mau was sentenced March 28 in West
Vancouver provincial court to one day in jail and fined $309 after
he pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm.

Robert Edward Kuit was originally charged in connection with a
Jan. 22 incideat in which another male was assaulted in West Van-
couver,

Creek pollution
trial set

A JUNE 20 trial date has been set in North Vancouver provincial
court for a North Vancouver man and his painting company
charged with four counts of polluting the environment,

O'Sullivan Painting Lid. and Brian O'Sullivan were jointly
charged with two counts of dumping a deleterious substance into
waters frequented by fish, and two counts of introducing waste in-
to the environment in connection with Sept. 9, 1988 and Nov. 16,
1988 incidents in which waste material from a painting operation
was alleged to have been discharged into Lynn Creek,

Charges were laid against the company and O'Sullivan following
a combined federal-provincial environment n.!- ctry investigation.

The trial has been scheduled to take two days.

Howe Sound dioxin
forum scheduled

SQUAMISH'S HOWE Sound Secondary School has scheduled an
April 13 public forum that will examine the environmental threat
of dioxins in Howe Sound, .

The forum, part of the school’s series of lectures and pres-
entations for its April 10 to 14 Environmental Awareness Vi'cek,
will feature a panel of speakers that will include Bill Rempel, man-
ager of (echnical and environmental sesvices at the Woodfibre pulp
mill; NDP environment critic John Cashore; Renata Kroesa of
Greenpeace; assistant deputy environment minister Join Griorday;
and Squamish Mayor Phil Turner.

Environment Awareness Week at the school was initiated by its
science department and Howe Sound students, who have become
increasingly concerned over the local Squamish environment and
the overall global environment. . : .

The April 13 public forum is scheduled to begin at.7 p.m. in the
school’s gym.

For more information call the school’s science department at
892-5261.

Citizens’ meeting
location clarified

THE LOCATION given in an Apri! 5 News article, for an upcom-
ing meeting organized for North Shore residents interested in for-
‘ming a citizen’s group to lobby for more effective natural conser-
vation legislation on the North Shore, was incorrect.

The meeting is scheduled to take place in the Cedar Room at
recCentre Deibrook, Tuesday, April 11, at 7:30 p.m.
The mecting will rot be held at recCentre Lonsdale.

Man fined
for driving
without
licence,
speeding

AN 18-YEAR-OLD New
Westminster man was fined $325
Tuesday in North Vancouver pro-
vincial court after he pleaded guil-
ty to charges of obstructing a
police officer, speeding and driving
without a driver’s licence.

Tan Andrew Purcell was origi-
nally charged in connection with
Dec. 17, 1987 incidents on the
Trans-Canada Highway.

Appearing before Judge A.J.
Scow, Purcell was fined $150, $100
and $75, respectively, on the
charges.

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