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Guilty plea

William Allan Helde, 28, of 909-555 WEst 28th Street,
N.V. entered a guilty plen Tuesday in North Vancouver
provincial court on charges of possessing heroin for the
purposes of trafficking. He was arrested by Vancouver
drug squad on May 28 and has been remanded In the
Lower Mainland Regionsl Correctional Centre on a
separate charge. The case has been put over to July 5 for
sentencing by Judge Nancy Morrison. Helde faces a total
of four charges Involving heroin. Some were laid
elsewhere, but have all been walved to North Vancouver

and will be dealt with on sentencing day, the court has
decided.

recent Hillside car rally along the
highways of the North Shore. Left to right: Jeff McKee, Peny Scammell, Anthony

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For the second week,

council nostnoned a decision

on a planning commission
recommendation for a road
network to develop land

above the Upper Levels
Highway between Lawson

and Marr Creeks. The
commission had earlier ex-
pressed concern that there

was no ‘“‘overview’’ for
development in the area.

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couple committed .
for trial

Margaret E. Smiley, 22 and Stanley J. Emerton, 31, of
75-1633 Capilano. Road, N.V., have been committed for
trial on charges of possessing marijuana for the purposes
of trafficking. Both were arrested March 14, doring a
raid at their trailer home by N.V. RCMP drug squad,
when several pleces of evidence were seized. A ban on
pub"cation of evidence was made at the preliminary

. hearing Tuesday In N.V. provincial court.

: “WHERE’S THAT HARE?” The ‘hare’ is simply a piece of material pulled along om 2
string; but the scent with which it’s impregnated got these whippets streaking down
oo tlie Ambleside Park track at speeds up to 35 mph during Sunday’s meeting of the B.C. _

Whippet Racing Club. Other pictures page 19 [Larry

Goldstein photo]...

-A meeting has now been
set for July 4 between
council, the planning com-
mission and the deveioper,.
All Round Development Ltd.
A decision to include the
public at the meeting was
made with some difficulty.

_ Municipal staff observed
that it was not normal
procedure for council to
include the public at the
discussion stage but only
after a land use contract had
been prepared. |

‘It is a communications
problem between the dev-
eloper, the advisory planning
commission and  councii.
. There is a need to get all
three parties together and
determine what the facts are.
It is a very meritorious
suggestion and | don’t think
itis ‘the sort of thing that is
really a matter for public
spectacle,’’ Alderman Don
Lanskail said.

“If Alderman Tom Mar-
shall feels that he would like
the public there I certainly
don’t have any objection to

it. | don’t think it makes a wit”

of difference one way or the
other,’’ Lanskail added.

‘*My understanding is that
the commission does . not

.ment by

_A-victory for ‘‘the public’s, zight to know’? was __ wish to enter into a political
chalked up at“West Vancouver council Monday. At
issue is the .policy, or lack of policy, on
development above the Upper Levels Highway.

debate. That is not their role.
I agree with that. position,”’

. Acting Mayor Bob Wyckham

said.

Lanskail’s motion to hold
the meeting was carried only
after a successful amend-

y. Alderman. Don

McAlister that. the meeting
be open to the public. |

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