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Dangerous
goods curb
moving

A BAN on expansion by
industries manufacturing
dangerous goods in North
Vancouver District came a
step closer Monday when
the controversial regulatory
bylaw passed third reading in
Distnct council.

The bylaw would prohibit
industries producing such
hazardous materials as
explosives, gases and
chiondes from enlarging

their current capacity of
adding to existing facilities.

Particularly affected
would be local firms like
Canadian Occidental
(Hooker Chemicals).

The bylaw, supported
Monday by a narrow 4-3
vote with Aldermen John
Lakes, Jim Ball and Peter
Powell opposing. comes to
council for final adoption
next weck

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An American citizen is
serving time in jail before
being sent back to the U.S.
with an order banning him
from returning to Canada for
at least two years.

The action resulted from
a Volvo with Washington
licence plates being stopped
by West Vancouver police at
Taylor Way and Keith Road
Tuesday last week.

Investigation showed the

AS - Wednesday, June 9, 1982 - North Shore News

car had been stolen in
Bellingham earlier the same
day and police say they

seized six bags of “green

plant matenal” weighing 54

grams from the car.
Arrested were Greg

Michael Chase, aged 20, a
U.S. citizen of no fixed
address, and Harvey Arthur
Courchesne, aged 19,
wanted in a Canada-wide
warrant as escapee from

Segal never said that

ALDERMAN Mary Segal
states that she was mis-
quoted in a June 6 Sunday
News report of last week’s
North Vancouver District
council discussion of a
Playcare Society plea on
behalf of the North Shore
United Way.

Alderman Segal actually
said: “The North Shore
would be in bad shape if the
United Way social planning
function were closed.”

The issue was. council
support (which was given)
for the continuation of North
Shore United Way services,
theatened by funding cuts.

There is no question of
closing the Playcare Society
itself.

291, | Arrested in WV, jailed,
anned from Canada

Saskatchewan.

Chase appeared in provin-
cial court last Wednesday
and pleaded guilty to posses-
sing stolen property worth
more than $200 — the car.
He was sentenced to 14 days’
jail and was placed on un-
supervised probaticn for two
years, during which time he
is prohibited from returning
to Canada.

Thursday he was jailed for
a further 10 days when he
pleaded guilty to possession
of narcotics. A_ similar
charge against Courchesne
was stayed.

Courchesne was due to
appear yesterday on a
charge of carrying a con-
cealed weopon.

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