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NORTH VAN _ District
Council narrowly approved
a motion to retain existing
zoning policies for service
stations.

This will allow oil com-
panies their choice of full-
serve or self-serve gas sta-
tions.

Mayor Marilyn Baker was
joined by aldermen Murray
Dykeman and Ernie Crist in
opposing the motion.

“This would have a
detrimental effect on service
and choice of service,"" Crist
said.

Dykeman pointed out that
council is dealing with a
neighborhood situation.
“The problem is that we
don't want to become in-
volved with the marketplace
out it is a land use and orig-
inal permit question.**

Dykeman said he saw a

Drinking

RECENT CONVICTIONS
in North Shore courts have
resulted in the following
fines and penalties for drink-
ing-driving related offenses.
Mandatory license suspen-
sion is in addition to
published penalties.

WEST VAN COURTS:

John Alexander Forrest,
1730 19th St., West Van
(Impaired driving, $500);
Leopold Boehn, 6160
Gleneagles Dr., West Van
(Impaired driving, $500);
Walter Frank Campbell, 224
Mathias Rd., West Van
(Over .08, $100); Hugh John
Rafferty, 134 W. f2th, Van-
couver (Over .08, $300).
NORTH VAN COURTS:

need to retain full and self-
serve stations.

Baker agreed that it was a
question of land use. ‘‘l
don’t accept the fact that by
having specific zones, it will
stop self-serve staiions.”*

But Ald. Stephen MeMinn
said he doesn't feel council
can or should contiol gas
companies’ marketing strat-
egy. McMinn told council he
would like to see regulation
on the hours of operation
and the type of facilities
considered in the move to
self-serve stations.

Ald. Mary Segal agreed
that municipalities cannot
fine tune and contro] market
issues. Segal said the issue
was not just marketing, but
involved how the gas was
served, the availability of
auto repair shops and the
placing of convenience
stores.

drivers

Gary [van Johnston, 404
W. Esplanade, North Van
(Over .08, [4 day jail term);
Gregory Garfield Eadie, 300
E. Ist St., North Van (Over
-08, $50); Gerald David
Casavant, #206 1101 Har-
wood St., Vancouver (Im-
paired driving, 21 day jail
term); John Scott Dokken,
#103 347 W. 4th St.. North
Van (Over .08, 30 day jail
term); Barry Hugh Kerr,
2807 Cambridge St., Van-
couver (Over .08, $500);
James Hawthorn Lees, 5704
Greenland Dr., Delta (Im-
paired driving, 30 day jail
term); David J. Langille, 315
E. 3rd St., North Van (Im-
paired driving, $500).

Council cancelled

COUNCIL meetings for
West. Vancouver, North
Vancouver City and North
Vancouver District are
cancelled Monday evening
because of the Canada Day
holiday.

West Van will continue
every Monday evening
throughout July, while
North Van City and District
councils will meet every se-
cond Monday throughout
the summer,

Winner of the 1985 N. Van Chowder Champion-
ship Antonio Pasacreta with the Lynn Valley Cen-

tre trophy. Antonio

will lead runners-up

Emsties/McDougall and Dino's Restaurant to the
White Rock Provincial Championships in August,
with the trip courtesy Cadillac Cabs.

Our thanks to all participants, to Motts Clamato
and the Lynn Valley Lions, Judges of the Event!

Lyi yy 1YVULLey

9 - Sunday, June 30, 1985 - North Shore News

Shots shatter
silence

GUN SHOTS. heard early.
‘Sunday. morning led
police to arrest eight per-
sons. .

“North Vancouver:
RCMP responded to a

complaint ‘of shots fired.

at about 3 a.m..in the 300.

block of ‘East 4th Street.::

in North Vancouver."

The initial report from:

a nearby. resident ~ said

four shots had beer heard.

in the vicinity.

Police surrounded | ‘the
basement suite of a house
where .the eight.

were -

‘three’ females, + some.’ of _

whom were juveniles... -
It. took police: 2M.

hours*to talk ’the’ occu." -

pants-out of . the® resi-

‘dence, where they were.

then taken into custody.
“A later search of the

residence revealed several

handguns, including’ rep- —

_licas, . which were; ‘shined
«by police, 2.0: mh

All. eight; were | titer
released, but the: :- WEAPONS

located - - five males and. |

Stolen

ney man was sentenced to

“A 26-YEAR-OLD Court: =

six months in jail and one. . |

year’s probation. Thurs. .

day after pleading ‘guilty
-to one count‘ of” ‘Sexual
assault.

Bruce David Nichol ap-

Judge: Paradis:- also.
directed that: Nichol seek:
péyehianric treatment and

_ Corner store

A NORTH. Vancouver
man carrying.-a "knife
robbed: a. corner conve.
nience store Tvesday,. but
was arrested by North
Vancouver RCMP, .
. Police: responded toa
complaint of the robbery
around.7 p.m. in the 400
block of East 3rd Street.
Following their in-

vestigation; . police ar-
rested a 22-year-old man’
and took him into
custody.”

The weapon ‘and ‘sum .
of money were recovered.

Charged with armed
robbery. Wednesday ‘was
James Steven’ Nikolaisen
of 1412 Rupert’ Street in
North Vancouver. ,