Suspects sought

THREE NORTH Van-
couver sporting goods
store employees were
handcuffed and robbed at
gunpoint on Thursday,
May 13.

The North Vancouver
RCMP are requesting in-
formation concerning an
armed robbery at Sports
Experts, 1324 Marine Dr.

Three male suspects
entered the store approxi-
mately 15 minutes before
closing time at 9 p.m.

Three employees were
handcuffed and had their
eyes covered with duct
tape, according to North
Vancouver RCMP Const.
Marty Blais.

The manager was forced
to open the store’s safe.
The thieves obtained a
quantity of cash and gift
certificates,

Police describe the
weapon: used in the rob-
bery as a small, short-
barrel revolver.

The: suspects fied in a
stolen’ blue 1983 Tercel
that was later recovered.

The suspects are be-
tween 18 and 20 years of
age.

They are described by
the police as:
© No. I, a Middle Eastern

AGENDAS

North Vancouver City Council:
Next meeting Monday, June 7.

North Vancouver District Council:
Tuesday, May 25, 7 p.m.: Stand-
ing Committee of Council.
Reports. Corporate Services: 1993
community grant recommenda-
tions; 1993 cultural grant recom-
mendations; economic , twinning;
North Shore Museum and Ar-
chives. Operational Services:
regional sprinkling restrictions;
sidewalk | installation — 20th
Street. .Planning and Develop-
ment: regulation of convenience
store hours; McNaughton Business
Park development permit. applica-
tion; provincial housing options
commission recommendations;
‘phase two — ‘single-family resi-
dential zoning regulations. Com-
‘mittee of the Whole: Lynn Valley
Little League signage.

Strike vote supported job action °

From page

fall,’’ said Bell.:
' According to the NVSB, 92 ar-
* ticles in the collective agreement
have been agreed upon. There are
approximately 35 articles still out-
‘standing.
Bell said the outstanding issues
involve financial ramifications and
the school board’s autonomy.
An example of.a school board
autonomy issue is the teachers’
desire to have teachers. send out
report cards without first showing
copies to the principal.
‘Bell said the NVTA neglects to
point out how the school district
-is rated first or second. in several
categories such as the mainstream-
ing. of students. The union’ says

North Vancouver is ninth out of. -

11 metro districts in class size.
Meanwhile teachers continue to

“support a ban. on attending

meetings and conducting ad-

SUSPECT NO. 2

man, 5°9° (175 em), wear-
ing a red-checkered fleece
Jacket and tan pants;

* No. 2, a Middle Eastern
man, 5°7"’ (170 cm), with
dark complexion, cross-
eyed and wearing aviator-
{ype sunglasses;

®@ No. 3, a man, 5°10"
(178 cm), with medium-
dark complexion, wearing
aviator-type sun glasses
and white wool-fleece
sweater.

Information regarding
the crime may be forward-
ed to Const. Peter Lea of
the Serious Crime Unit at
985-1311.

S$

(These writs were filed with the
court registry in Vancouver be-
tween April 29 and May 12, 1993.
Information is taken from the
statements of claim.)

Plaintiff: Oliver Roberts, 3-1552
Esquimalt Ave., West Vancouver.
Defendant: Pedro Gallo Lopez,
215-2274 Fatkstone Way, West
Vancouver.

Claim: General and special dam-
ages for injucies sustained in an
automobile accident on or about
March 26, 1993, in Vancouver.

Plaintiff: JJS JR Enterprises Ltd...
2170 Nelson Ave., West Vin-
couver.

Defendant: Pil Photovision In-
ternational Inc., 550-999 Canada
Place, Vancouver.

Claim: $46,417.96 for manage-
ment and financial services.

Plaintiff; Rosemary Eris Dreykus,
aka Kunga Drolma-La, #310-6545
Ravenna Ave., N.E. Seattle,
Washington.

Defendant: Roger Wong, aka
Roger Hoiping Wong, 3600
Campbell Ave., North Vancouver.
Claim: General and special dat-!
ages for injuries sustained in an
automobile accident on or about
Dec. 9, 1991, in Richmond.

Plaintiff: Peat) Marwick Thorne
Inc., Trustees of the Estate of
Yukon Trailer Services Ltd., c/o
2100-505 Burrard St., Vancouver.
Defendant: MacGillivray rans-
port Systems Ltd., 103-133 West
15th St., West Vancouver. .
Claim: $11,171.02 for mechanical

, repair services.

West Vancouver District Council:
Next meeting Monday, May 31.

North Vancouver Schoo! Board:
Tuesday, May 25, 7:30 p.m.:
Reports: Capital Plan bylaw; staff
changes, teacher appointments;
North Vancouver Parent Advisory
Committee;locally developed pro-
grams; the ban of private owner-
ship of handguns; field trips;
trustee reports.

LICENCES

West Vancouver District: Che Fei,
Acupuncturist; Payar Develop-
ment Ltd., real estate developer;
Susan E, Scott, massage therapy;/
Belt Realty Ltd., real estate sales;
Shear West, beauty salon; Keddy
Landscaping, gardener/
landscaper; Mulligan &
Associates, . consultant; . Pettit
Engineering Ltd., engineering
consultant.

teat vee yt

ministrative work such as the fill-
ing out of report cards.

The NVTA voted 81% in favor
of strike action on April 7. The
teachers’ second strike vote was
taken on Wednesday, May !2,
resulting in 61.4% voting in favor
of additional job action.

Said Bell, ‘I think the 61.4%
indicates that the teachers, as a
body, take their responsibilty
seriously.. They are reluctant to
withdraw their services from the
system. We have excellent teachers
in North Vancouver.’’

Bell added, ‘‘We don’t believe
teacher layoffs are the way to pay
for teachers’ benefits.”

Earlier this! month, NVTA
president Linda’ Watson said
escalated job action includes study
sessions and may include rotating -
strikes or a full-scale strike.

‘Plaintiff:

Deborah Apps, 853
Heritage Bivd., North Vancouver.
Defendant: Loree Smith, #1603-
1625 Hornby St., Vancouver, and
Honda Canada Finance Inc.,
13240 Worster Crt., Richmond,
and Galloping Gourmet Great
Claim: General and special dam-
ages for injuries sustained in an
automobile accident on or about
July 7, 1992, on the Burrard
Street bridge in Vancouver.

Rosanne Craig Clark

“let our experience
e your peace
Ax of mind.” |
fy
we. 980-3268 H.
0 Gast? 980-9378 O.
REAEX —- Wess Realty

ary

« Off our annual water
. cooler rental
H NOW ONLY

$99

REG. $239

OR FREE 2”
& WEEK ‘TRIAL

‘Premium Quality Drinking Water
for home or office :
Refreshing service for about $1 a da
fer expires May 31ST
WATER PURE & SIMPLE
CALL 984-4321 TODAY

AFTER HOURS
Criminal Matters Only

(Between the Bay & Seabus)

Sunday, May 23, 1993 ~ North Shore News -

2 75

by appointment only

Call

NORTHERN ALARM SYSTEMS LTD.

983-2255

ARDAGH HUNTER TURNER

Barristers & Solicitors

IMPAIRED DRIVING

926-3181

FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION
| 986-4366

FAX
986-9286

4300-1401 LONSDALE, NORTH VANCOUVER, BC.

SERVIC

NEW DENTURES
REPAIRS

i *
E

@RELINES /

&} COMFORTAGLE SOFT LINERS

& FREE CONSULTATION !
kB SENIORS DISCOUNTS gq

'E ae

LAI & R. ANDERSON DENTURE
105-140 West 15th Street

CLINIC

j

North Vancouver

rn

985-1710
a

Repeating our fitting demonstrations
of AMOENA’S exciting attachable
breast form AFFINITY. Now you:
can wear anything without concern.
Private fittings in comfortable
feminine surroundings.

: Chrysalis, the longest established —
specialty mastectomy stere has an

unparalled reputation for

confidential, professional service.

#904-470 Granville St.

684-3522

sy

His Kids

| Ck rysalis

mastectomy

{ jboutique

Hope S

Talk to