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Pair caught in the act

Two men, including a
juvenile, have been arrested
in connection with a break
and entry at 1100 Viewport
Road in Deep Cove Thur
sday evening.

Charged with break and

entry with intent and
possession of stolen property
were the juvenile and Robert
Thomas Hallidorson, 21, of
no fixed address.

Halidorson was remanded
until August 24 and the

Walkout hits Burrard

Burrard Yarrows
shipyards in North Van-
couver were closed down for
a day Wednesday in what
management described as an
“illegal walkout.”

Tom Duncan, the general
manager, said about 90 per
cent of the workforce

walked off the job after a
welder was given a one day
suspension for “being off his
job.”

Workers were back on the
job Thursday, but Duncan
said the incident which
sparked the walkout “hasn't
been settled yet.”

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juvenile until August 27.

The suspects were found
in possession of a stolen
truck registered in
Kamloops, said a spokesman
for the RCMP.

Starting next month B.C.
Rail will be beginning a
major
program along the railway
tracks from West Vancouver
to Squamish.

The official responsible
for approving the spraying
permit told the News there
are a number of restrictions
placed on the program to
make sure no harm is
caused.

Hugh Armstrong, a B.C.
Rail spokesman, said the
herbicide spray program is
carried out every three years
to keep the area beside the
tracks free of weeds.

No signs for

No stop signs will be
placed on Kirkstone Road to
deter speeding motorists,
North Vancouver District
council decided last week.

Council made the decision
after the matter arose at a
traffic safety committee
meeting.

Alderman Mary Segal,
who sits on the committee,
said the issue was “fairly
contentious” because a
number of residents have
requested controls to stop
the speeding.

“Over the past three-and-
a-half years there has from
time to time been con
siderable concern with
regard to the development of
the Cedar Village area in the
City and the additional
traffic load it might put
on 16th Street,” the staff
report said.

But Segal said, “Kirkstone
Road was initially planned to
be a collector street ... and it
is acting a such.”

The report notes that if
stop signs were placed on
Kirkstone, traffic would

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