42 - Sunday, July 27, 1986 - North Shore News

CR RS
inquiring
reporter

AFTER weeks

Social Credit leadership convention gets underway Mon-
day at Whistler. On Wednesday the 1.300 delegates will

Should be next premier?

By Chris
Wong

RECENT convictions. in North
Shore courts have resulted in the
following fines and penalties for
drinking and driving related of-
fences. Mandatory licence suspen-
sion is in addition to published
penalties.

WEST VANCOUVER COURTS: .
Patricia May Riddell, 4 458°

Fromme Road, North Vancouver
(over .08, $350); Robyn Dean
Stone, 419-13th Street, New
Westminister, (over .08, $350);
Thomas James Moher, 630 East
Carrisbrooke Avenue, North Van-
couver, (over .08, $350); Douglas
Peter MceKitterick, 96-1480 Es-
quimalt, West Vancouver, (refused
a breathalyzer, $425).

NORTH VANCOUVER
COURTS: Michael Scott McLeod,
814 East 15th Street, North Van-
couver, (driving over .08, $500
drivers ticence suspension three
months); Mike Wallace, 3524
Mathers Avenue, West Vancouver,
(over .08, $500, and six months
licence suspension); Robert Patrick
Joseph McCauley, 2766 William
Avenue, North Vancouver, (im-
paired driving, $500); Marian
Glab, 205-1856 Frances Street,
Vancouver, (over .08, 30 days in
jail, one year's driving suspen-
sion).

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Brian Lynch

West Vancouver

Brian Smith. He's had
experience in the cabinet.
To me he has integrity
and IT think that’s an im-
portant quality.

of campaigning and

Don Drinkwater

North Vancouver

[ don’t think I could real-
ly pin it down to one.
Either Grace MeCarthy,
Bill Vander Zalm or Jim
Nielsen. All have had a
lot of experience in gov-
ernment,

week

speculation,

the

Anne Korabo

West Vancouver

Bill Vander Zatm.
Because of his honesty,
and his ability (o say it
the way it is. [U's nice to
see.

at

Virginia Taylor

West Vancouver

Grace McCarthy. [ think
women are less likely to
be corrupted by power.
And I think she did a
good job when she was
Human Resources
minister.

choose one of 12 candidates to be B.C.'s new premier.
Inquiring Reporter asks people at Park Royal Mall in
West Vancouver who they think is the best candidate.

Gerry Diffley

North Vancouver

it's between Brian Smith,
Bill Vander Zalm = and
Grace McCarthy. ? think
they're the best qualified.

IMPAIRED DRIVING

local councils

WEST VANCOUVER § Council,
Monday, July 28, 8 p.m.: Public
hearing re: zoning bylaw re: 6434
and 6456 Bay Street/ Official
Community Plan/ 2280 Folkstone
Way - reconsideration and adop-
tion/ Real Property Tax Bylaw/
725 Inglewood amendment to zon-
ing bylaw/ Sign Bylaw amend-
ment/ Building Bylaw amend-
ment/ Portion of road in district
fot re: 1468 30th Street/ Real
property sale authorization re:
McDonald Creek subdivision/ In-
troduction of Horseshoe Bay
Retirement Society tax exemption
bylaw/ Dog licence - Kennel and
Pound Bylaw/ Horeshoe Bay Sign
Bylaw/ Development Permit re:
725 Inglewood Avenue/ Man in
Motion/ Liquor Licence Applica-
tion re: Eriko Deli and Restau-
rant/ Business Licence Bylaw re:
display of pornographic videos/
Sign application re: Milieu Chic,
re: Remax Reality/ Village Walk
brochure/ Notice of motion re:
tree legislation’ West Vancouver
Pavilica Society request for liquor

licence/ Signage re: Eagle Harbor
Community Centre/ Development
proposal re: 1700 block Argyle/
Senior Centre Financing/
Horeshoe Bay Signage design
guidelines.

North Vancouver City Council,
Monday, July 26, 7:30 p.m:
Public hearing re: rezone lot
located at NE corner of 14th Street
and Mahon Avenue and re: rezone
lots located at 234-240 East Keith
Road/ B.C. Transit Levy/ Special
Parking permits 200 bik. E flth
Street/ Rezoning Application re:
225 East 4th Street and 266 East
9th Street and 213 East Keith Road
and 200 blk. West I6th Street/
Capilano Village landscaping/
North Shore Neighbourhood
House and North Shore Family
Services.

North Vancouver District Council,
Monday, July 28, 7:30 p.m.:
Cedarview Lodge/ Seymour Phas-
ing review/ Garden Avenue/ Traf-
fic Control Signs/ Keith Road
Bridge’ Engineering report re:
Seymour Blvd.

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Sean McLellan delivers 139 of our Wednesday and Friday
News in the lower Lonsdale area of North Vancouver. He has
been a carrier for just over 2 years and has performed very well,

Sean is 13 years old and will be starting grade 8 at Sutherland
School in September. He looks forward to participating in all high
school sports. Sean intends to start playing football and his
dream is to become a professional football player. His favorite

team is the Chicago Bears.

Sean’s earnings from the News have made it possible for him
to purchase his skateboard and a bike.

For being our star this week. Sean received complimentary
movie passes and a North Shore News baseball cap.

Enjoy the movies and your summer. Keep up the good work!

Joan Cripps

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