Katharine H
News Reporte

AN altercation aboard
the PacifiCat Discovery
ied to the arrest of two
youths trom Port
Alberni Monday.

West Vancouver police were
called w BC Fern

THE following are brief
summaries of topics on the
agendas of North Shore
municipalities and schoo]
boards:

North Vancouver District
Council: Monday, May 15 at
7 pam. — delegation from
TransLink re North Shore
Area Transit Plan; rezoning
1129-977-1025 Lyna Valley;
bylaw to prohibit the running
of motor vehicle engines while
stationary for more than two
minutes; tri-municipal busi-
ness licencing; provision of
emergency medical services,
cast of Seymour review of
“Dogs in Park” policy.

Noeth Vancouver City
Council: Monday, May 15 at
5:30 p.m. — establishment
and shared funding for a joint

Herseshoe BR te
areumid 4 p matter
broke our in the
shop.

Two young men
geod 24, the other 22 -
uasecthing together
Nanaimo when they
approached by an acquain

2 29-year-old Asian male

from Vancous

Were
Irom

planner with the school dis-
trict: public hearing at 7:30
pem.: coning re Harbourside
Business Park. parks and recre-
ation at 8 pum.: multi-use out-
door sports park and artifi
turf field. Development vari-
ance permit, 150 W. 2nd and
214-236 W. Esplanad
Versatile Ship-yards: Lonsd.: =
corridor master plan; develop-
ment variance permits, 322 E.
8th, 211,215 E. 28th, 705 W.
3rd, 302 E. 19th; rezoning,
145 E. 17th, 705 W. 2nd.; tax
sale lands project refinancing.

West Vancouver District
Council: Monday, May 15 at
7:30 p.m. — development
permit, Folkestone IL; devel-
opment variance permit, Eagle
Harbour Yacht Club; request
for encroachment, 1705
Queens; development permit,
Sunset Highlands; amend-
ment to building envelopes,
Chia Develop-nients;
Horseshoe Bay Day, June 17;
Rediscover West Vancouver;
Lions Gate Bridge, ni
tion as a National Historic
Site.

West Vancouver School
District 45: The board meet-
ing is Tuesday, June 13.

North Vancouver School
District 44: The board meet-
ing is Tuesday, May 23.

Were

| Ferry fight leads police

They were having a cor
sation when the acquaintance
became agitated” according
to WVPD Set. dim Almas. The
man left, returning with a but
ter Knite. which he used te stab
the 22 sear old in the neck.

The vouth also sustained
detenive wounds to his arm,

When police arrived on the
scene they determined that the
attacker appeared to be suff
ing froma psvchological ¢
turbance,

He was taken to the psveli-
atne unit at CBC Hospital tor
evaluation,

Paramedics also attended
the scene but the stabbing vie-
tim refused toe accompany
them to Lions Gate Hospital.

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He said he we make he
own way to the hospital late:
an,

As far as police are a
he never did se.

re,

Meanwhile, BC Fernes stat

asked if a BMWoon the car
deck belonged to one of the
travellers.

When the stabbing vicim

said the car was his, ferry staff

asked if they could: take the

sand move the vehicle, as at
was interfering with = the
untoading of the ferry.

The man was adamant that
no one else move the car.

Almas said) officers were
suspicious of the man’s deten-
siveness aver the car and: his
refusal of medical treatment.

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Sunday. May 14, 2000 - North Shore News - 13

Police
warrant and found 12 Ib.
marijuana in the vehicle.

Both men are

“ptained aosvarch

facing
charges of possession of 3 con-

0 big hol ust

we of tratricking.

They were released trent
custody on a promise to appeal
at North Vancouver Provincial
Court Aug. 30.
of Police are not vet sure
whether the attack in the mag-
azine store was linked to the
drugs, or an unprovoked
assault.

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