Persian holiday _—.

LIBRARIAN Susan Mehryari puts the finishing touches to a
Norcez display to celebrate the franian New Year at the
Capilano Branch of North Vancouver District Public Library.

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THE following people
recently appeared in North
Vancouver court in caunec-
tion with drinking and dri-
ving related offences:

38, of Vernon, was jailed
seven days and had his driver’s
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol level
greater than .08.
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Craig Stewart Newsholme,
43, of Vancouver, was fined
$700 and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol {evel
greater than .08.
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Charles Kelly, 72, of North
Vancouver, was fined $400
and had his driver’ licence sus-

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pended for six months after he
was found guilty of impaired
driving.
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Colin Christopher Stuart,
48, of Vancouver, was fined:
$700 and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to refusing to comply with a
blood alcohol demand.
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Todd Sidney Juul, 33, of
Vancouver, was tined $1,100,
received 12 months’ proba-
tion and had his driver's
licence suspended 24 months
pleaded guilty ro:
& having a blood alcohol level

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greater than .08;
B@ failing to go to court on
Dec. 8, 1997.
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Keith Joseph Wintink, 31,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $350 and had his dri-
ver’s licence suspended tor 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol level
greater than .08.
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Jeftrey Charles More, 25,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $300 and had his dri-
ver’s licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol level
greater than .08.

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District OF WEST VANCOUVER
750-17TH STREET, West VANCOUVER, B.C., v7V 373

Effective April 7, 1998

HEAVY VEHICLE
REGULATIONS

New regulations for the safe operation of
trucks within the District of West Vancouver

The District of West Vancouver has adopted new
regulations for the safe operation of trucks within
the District. Effective April 1, 1998, trucks, trailers
and truck tractor, tractor-trailer combinations in
excess of 11,200 kg GVW (Heavy Vehicles) are pro-
hibited from travelling downhill on most streets in
West Vancouver below the Upper Levels Highway
and on certain other streets.

Heavy Vehicles may only enter the area below the
Upper Levels Highway and west of Taylor Way via
Marine Drive at Taylor Way or from Marine Drive
at Horseshoe Bay. Heavy Vehicles exiting this area
must travel uphill. Heavy Vehicles will be permit-
ted to access the Caulfeild Shopping Centre from
the Upper Levels Highway.

For further information, phone the Engineering
Division at 925 7020 or fax 925-5968.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
FOR B.C. PARENTS

New child support guidelines will come into effect
in B.C. on April 14, 1998.

The guidelines will make it easier to determine fair
levels of child support. They will also help children
get the support they need.

The child support guidelines apply to you if you
are a parent or guardian who:

© obtains a child support order under the
Divorce Act

® obtains a child support order under the B.C.
Family Relations Act or

® wants to change an existing child support order
(under either Act)

For more information on the new guidelines call
toll-free;

B.C. Child Support InfoLine:
1-888-216-2211

In the Vancouver area, phone:
660-2192

If you need personal assistance understanding the
guidelines, or sorting out your options, the province's
new child support clerks can help. For the phone
number of the clerk nearest you, please call:
Enquiry BC
Toll-Free
Vancouver
Victoria

1-800-663-7867
660-2421
387-6121

BRITISH The tt ble Ujjal Dosanj
ms COLUMBIA attorney General

With financial suppert from the Department of Justice Canada

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