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a- ~ Wednesday, No November 28,

Ao Pane RII Mea:

of recent North Shore emer:
gency incidents:

November 14
: Several deep-sea vessels were
warned about illegal fishing in the
inner harbor, Situation was rectified
immediately.

. November 17.
Number of medical aid calls: 4
- Number of false alarms: 2
Number of public service calls: 3
1500-bik. Bay St.
. Commercial/industrial fire.
‘Sechelt Dr/Berkley Ave.
, Pole/transformer fi fire.
; - Novernber 18
Number of medica! aid calls: 7
Number of false alarms: | - ant
Number of public service calls: 0
-1600-bik. Columbia St.»
Chimney fire.
_, . November 19
‘Number of medical aid calls: 5
~ Number of false alarms: 0
_- Number of public service calls: |
~ Mit. Seymour.
“s»Carhruck fire.
oe ., November 20

: Number. of medical aid calls: 10 tracked to a ‘suspect in custody in

‘Number of false alarms: |

‘Number of public service calls: 0

"> 3100-bik. Colwood Dr.
-_.. Unreported fire. °

Number of medical aid calls: 9

the 200-block West [4th Street.
Mahon Park, ;

NCA search.. PSD
located an amount of cannabis mar-
ijuana in a vehicle and outside on

the ground. «

“Gunner”

a clay in court.

THE FOLLOWING people
appeared in North. and West
‘Vancouver courts recently to face

. various charges: :

Before Judge © Reginald

:Grandison in West Vancouver,

‘provincial court on July 24: \
Richard George Leask, 38. of’

Burnaby, received six “months! pro-
‘bation after he pleaded. guilty to’
committing mischief by damaging a
iail light on a vehicle, on July 29,.
1994, in West Vancouver. Leask was".
required to pay $224.20 restitution.

‘ Before . Judge” Reginald
Grandison in West Vancouver

‘guilty’ to the® lesser. 0!

_ provincial court on July 1
: Ralf” Dietmar: Schulz,

months after he pleaded not guilty
to trafficking, - but instead pleaded
include
offence of narcotic poss:

The charge involved mari ana
November 3... os ; ae
Shirley Ave. and Canyon Blvd... : __ ot
Two-vehicle accident... Leg
injury. Charges: disobeying a stop
ssign. Approximately $18,000 dam
age. Y

Number of false alarms: 5

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: Number of routine calls: 12
: Code 3 emergency calls: 21
“November 19.0.
Number of routine ‘calls: 19”

Code 3 emergency calls a * Muria’s lawyer was moaning, i

“How could you sign a 7-year lease fora space. = 2 YOUN
you wanted to convert into a fitness center. <2 un ‘Gantt help it, tm giving acl
when the land isn't zoned for a fi ness cen: me. The, bailiff was just here.
ter? That's suicidail”

“Mural adjusted the straps of her; ‘sizé-4
red leotard. “No chcice, Larry, there were
people lined up ready to snap it up. | had

jee hours to make’ up my mind: , Besides,
7’ there had been a big, A’& P on that very”

: spot so | assumed there'd be no problem." ..
Larry was still holding his graying head in his Based on “Actual
hands. "Lineup, Shmineup, you still don't sign © Cases
when there’s no proper zoning."
’ Murial tossed ‘her ong, blond hair out of her eyes.
"That's why | rushed over to'City. Nall and met with the
“zoning people. They promised to pass a bill that would 4
temporarily change the zoning so that | could get started.” °

"Larry shook his head. “Better start saying your prayers

~~ You've borrowed $50,000 from the bank to pay mest of
the $70,000 renovations.’ If something goes wrong at
City Hall here in Le Pas;’you're in deep, dean troubie.”
Muriai grabbed her papers and practically flew out the
door. “Sorry, got to run, | have to teach another aerobics

“class in half an hour. Why don't you come to'one of .

them, Larry? By the looks of that paunch ot yours, you . : .
could use it!" “ yOu! BE THE JUDGE. Then look below for the decision
A month later, Lary received a frantic call rom Mur of the Manitoba ¢ court.

HOMECheck |
Dre : PAGER: 623-5116
. Entry attempted. ; V
by..breaking bolts’ off: door... Watch
lights ere also unscrewed, Stolen: :

BA Service of

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PROPERTIES LTD. West Vancouver

issued. The renovations carrie

.beyond. what the. permit allowed,. We: have’ 70
“charges pending against Murial. She has broken every
“rule. Stop her from running her business,

= Murial practically pushed. the city’ off the stand ‘You
” Honour, | have applied for re-zoning to permit the.con-
" ditional use of.the premises as a fitness center. ‘Abillto
“this effect has passed second réading. I've signed a?-
“year lease and invested $70,000. if you grant the city a
~ injunction, they will ruin me financially. For some reason
they are out to get me. Don't let them win
af (Should Murial be stopped from running her business
until the legal i issues, are resolved?

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ness center is located in the area where a grocery, stood. It hasn't generated more vat, or caused any slope
An injunction would cause ‘Murial economic losses that could not be fully compensated if she wo ’ ‘at tral. ron

Today's decision i is based ‘on the facts of an actual case and the law of Manitoba. Claire Bernstein | is.
: syndicated columnist. Copyright 1995 Haika Enterprises, : ‘