‘Pool infraction earns a fine A North Vancouver couple were recently fined $260 for not having their pool fenced off properly. Katalina Man Ying Woo and Harry Mun Chung, the registered owners of a home on Lodge Road in North Vancouver District, pleaded guilty to six bylaw infrac- tions, The charges state the couple failed to fence off and put in a self-latching gate on their outdoor swim- ming , pool on Nov, 14, 1995, Dec. 19, 1995, Jan. 18, Jan, 23, Jan. 25 and Feb. 21. Donkey’s age reassessed THE baby donkey depicted on the cover of Friday’s News was onc hour old, not one year old as “stated in the photo caption. Maplewood Farm is holding a contest to mame the wee burro. Entrants are asked to drop off names at the North Van _ District farm by Sept. 3. Vehicles burn in West Vancouver WEST Vancouver firefighters have been kept busy by a rash of car fires during the past weck. | The most recent one occurred on Thursday at 3:53 a.m. In the 990-block of Marine Drive, a Votkswagen van’s engine compartment and interior were badly damaged by fire. The cause of the blaze is unknown. On Monday, a late-night car fire on the Upper Levels Highway engulfed the cab and engine com- partment of a Chevrolet pickup truck. The cause of that has also not been determined. Firefighters are chalking up a blaze that damaged a stolen Chevy Blazer to arson. No suspects have been apprehended in the Aug, 4 fire in the area near Vancouver Wharves. New clerk for NVB NORTH Vancouver District Mayor Murray Dykeman recently announced the appointment of a new munic- pal clerk. Dennis Back, currently deputy city clerk for Vancouver, joins North Vancouver District on Sept. 3 . Back, with more than 20 ycars of municipal ence, has served as chief administrative officer wi the ‘District of Powell River and with the Village of Cliver. TOW BLOWOUT £397 | cg et Tepe foam cove fotoa sate: gaited foten cover, piers ond pilem Covers. Mieke pocabies ls? 267 & Ist, WVan "Hon. Sat-Go Sunday Spm 904-4504 FACTORY FUTON Entrance bi rear lane . Handmade Chinese Wool Rugs , Similar to shown, colorfast . & moth-proof, 5'x8" Bring in this ad to receive a 2' xX 3' RUG with this special purchase: "Hf jou buy from an anyon é else, you'll pay .too much & travel too far’ Satisfaction Guaranteed © ur your money : , tefunded From page 3 Recycling coordinator A} Lynch described the Thais as “very friendly and very gra- cious people” who were happy to be here and learn but wondered whether “ther told you what they thought you wanted to hear out of a sense of politeness.” he district had planned to send five senior staff 10 Nonthaburi in) February 1997 as the final part of what the FCM now calls its Partnerships Program. Bat a recent re-evaluation of the program by the dis- trict, prompted by a jack of communication from Thailand has resulted in the suggestion that no more than one official should make the trip. Ruth Tolerton, assistant clerk and focal coordinator of the Partnership Program, says communications are complicated by time differ- ences and the fact that Nonthaburi’s municipal faxes and computers are turned off at night in case of power ; cuts, / Nevertheless, she hag warned her counterpart in Nonthaburi that the program could end one year caclier than planned unless previ- ously discussed ideas are implemented. Writes Tollerton ina Ibter dated July 31, “If implemen- tation of new ideas and 'tech- nology in the areas of the Partnership Program ,is not feasible at this time, for what- ever reason, then we must consider curtailing the Partnership Program without incurring frther expense.” A News estimate of $90,006 in costs was not dis- puted by Dykeman, who sug- gested that the program would have cost a million dollars in the hands of private ‘ consultants. “This was good value for money and not some junket to Thailand,” said _Dykeman. Tollerton too believes the program has already fulfilled its goals. “You can’t downplay the altruistic side of it. We've established really good will Program re-evaluated with another municipality and in the long term there is bound to be good spin offs from that,” she said. Dykeman points to a visit from 40 members of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration fast fall as an example of how networking, could blossom into trade contracts or investment. 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