Drinking-
driving —

RECENT CONVIC.-
TIONS in North Shore

courts have resulted in
the following sentences
for drinking-driving
related offenses. Man-
datory licence suspension
is in addition to penalty
shown.

WEST VANCOUVER

Stephen Frank
Downing, 3655 Knight
St., Vancouver (impaired,
$100); Delmer Dwayne
Lunam, Grande Prairie,
Alta. (impaired, $300);
Donald James Saunders,
6315 Douglas St., West
Van (impaired, $375);
James Perrin Debolebec,
305-155 East 18th St.,
North Van (impaired,
three months; refusing
breath test, five days);
Charles Winston
Maynard, 207-195 2Ist

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St., West Van (over .08,
seven days); Bruce
Baden MacNaughton,
4514 Inverness, Van-
couver (over .08, $350);
Jessie Gail McGregor,
3741 Princess, North Van
(impaired, $375); Thomas —
Stanley Carpenter, 1-358
East Third, North Van
(impaired, $400).

NORTH VANCOUVER

Ronald Bruce Watson,
Chemainus (over .08,
$100); Sidney Peter
Melnyk, Delta (over .08,
14 days); Donald Allan
Wolfe, 306-136 East
Fifth, North Van (over
.08, $600); David Roger
Leigh Hitchcock, 170
East James, North Van
(impaired, $100); Fer-
nand Van Zuylen, 1091
Esquimalt, West Van-
couver (impaired, $500).

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A21 - Sunday, April 1, 1984 - North Shore News

NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE

Deficit discussion
dominates meeting

DISCUSSION OF their
$60,000 deficit
dominated the
emotionally-charged an-
nual general meeting of
the North Shore
Neighborhood House
Wednesday.

By JOANNE MacDONALD

The shortfall was debated
on all sides by NSNH
members and was the essence
of .a notice of motion in-
troduced at the meeting.

Queried were such issues as
the reasons for the 12 per
cent uicrease in salary to the
incoming executive director,
the ten per cent increase to
the Daycare director’s salary
in November, 1983, and what
routes the Board plans to
take to reduce.the deficit in
the coming year.

President Georgina
Coustalin ruled out of order
questions pertaining to a
complaint filed by the union
with the Labor Relations
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DANA TAYLOR
.-. defends moves

employees. Coustalin said
members would be told of the
results of the union com-
plaint following the LRB
Decision.

As for the executive direc-
tor’s salary increase,
members were told although
the increase was 12 per cent
more than the previous ex-
ecutive director’s salary, that
wage had been significantly
less than her predecessor’s.

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‘JOHN LAKES
.-. raises funds

The 10 per cent increase to
the Daycare Director’s salary
resulted from a re-
classification and re-
organization of the agency,
with the director presently
handling a combination of
two jobs. According to Past
President Dana Taylor, the
re-classification of the posi-
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In the last year, two staff
members from daycare, and
three program coordinators
were laid off at the NSNH.

The Board said plans to
reduce the deficit will tak the
shape of a massive fund-
raising drive, with Fund-
raising Committee Chairman
John Lakes announcing that
May will be declared ‘‘North
Shore Neighborhood House
Month’’ by the mayors of
both North Vancouver
municipalities.

Lakes added the NSNH
will be going to the public for
financial .assistance for the
first time since 1967 with ap-
proaches to be made to such
diverse groups as the
Chamber of Commerce and
the RCMP.

He said a letter will be sent
out to local residents re-
questing assistance, with a
publicity blitz also to be con-
ducted through media out-

lets.

Added Coustalin: ‘‘I feel
unless we can raise a large
amount of money in the next

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