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Vancouver Recreation Commission (NVRC) skateboard jpark ecsrdinator Mik2 Comey, left to right,

Lonsdal rec centre front office cashier Louice Andersen and NV:

; - Bal Singh Manhas, 47,
of North Vancouver, received

2 months srobation after he

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Sue Seong Bac, 19, of West

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six months’ robation after he
pleaded guilty to threatening
a woman on Nov. 5, 1997 in
North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver
cial court on June.18:

Brian Allen Lucck, 3&, of
Coquitlam, was fined $500
and had his driver's licence
uspended for 1 2 months after

i pleade ty to drivin
‘without consideration on July
9, 1997 on the Lions. Gate

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Daniel West, 32, of North
Vancouver, received nine
months’ probation after he

pleaded guilty to committing
mischief fy damaging a door

be! ging 10 the Missy of :.

Hamian uurces on April 24
in North Vancouver City.
West was requirsd to. pay

$300 restitution and perform

30 hours of community work.

Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on June 17:

Paul Anthony Parker, 34,
of Burnaby, was fined $350.
after he pleaded guilty to dri-

ving without a licence on |

Apnil 23 in West Vancouver.

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IT’S a class operation,
literally.

Class for Windows is the
new technology at play
inside the computers of the
North Vancouver Recreation
Commission (NVRC).

Staff say the system is
fast and efficient.

Michael Laser, computer
services coordinator for the
recreation commission, is
impressed by the power and
flexibility of the program.
“it allows staff to call-up
program information and
process registrations quickly.

{t also provides an excel-
lent platferm for effective
communications, an aspect
of the integrated program
thac will enhance right
across our system,” he said.

Class for Windows is cre-
ated by Escom, A B.C. com-
pany the North Vancouser
Recreation Commission has
been in partiership with
since 1986.

“As the beta site for the
Class system, the improve-
ments and applications of
the new Class for Windows
directly reflects our recom-
mendations over the past 12
years. This partnership has
enabled the commission to
save costs and remain on the

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cutting edge of recreation
service technology,” said
Gary Young, director of the |
North Vancouver Recreation
Commission.

For over a month, staff
have been busy training and
Inading customer informa-
tion into the new database.

It’s the behind the scenes
work in preparation for the
fall registration this
Saturd:

“This is just one of the
steps we have taken to
improve service to North /
Vancouver residents,” said”
Young. “I'm very proud ‘of
our staff and how quickly,
they have embraced this new.
technology.

“In January we launched
our website which contains:
all our program informatio!
and North Shore commiini
ty contacty fora wid ‘vari
of leisure interests.;

registration 4
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users.” :

NVRC programs .

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