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December 21,

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NEWS photo Stuart Davis

Toy-
land
spree

JOY POLIQUIN shows
off one of the toys she
grabbed during a one-
minute shopping spree in
Woodward's toy depart-
ment at Park Royal. Dur-
ing the minute of free
shopping, which Joy won
in a draw, the youngster
scoooped up $705 worth
of toys.

an opportunity to win an IBM PC Jr
18th

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North Vancouver

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A tradition that’s passed on
from friend to friend.

COUNTERATTACK
Good response

to roadblocks

THE MAN who heads

RCMP detachment’s

traffic

the North Vancouver
section, says the

public response to voluntary roadside suspensions
during the holiday season CounterAttack blitz has

been good.
“The public is) reacting
quite well when at is sug-

gested they park their car for
the night and take a cab,’
says Sgt. Gary Bischott

The fact that the alter-
native ta accepting the sug-
gesuion is a trip to the police
station for a breathalhizer test

is probably part of the
Treason for that, Bischoff
says.

The voluntary suspensions
are being used in place of
secon 214 of the Motor
Vehicle Act, thrown out by
courts earlier this year, that
gave police the mght to sus-
pend a driver's licence for 24
hours if they suspected the
driver had been drinking.

Since then police have
been suggesting the volun-
lary suspension to. drivers
who may be “borderline”
drinking drivers

Despite the success of the
voluntary program, Bischotf
says it would be nice to have
the suspension powers back

‘If we are in a position of

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having to take everyone in
for a breath test, we lose the
effect of the roadblocks,
which is to keep) drinking
drivers off the road,’’
Bischoff says.

Roadblocks, which have
been going on on a small

scale for the past several
weeks, will continue through
to January 3.

Police will be particularly
alert this weekend, with the
presense of BATmobiles and
as many as six or eight
members of the force, on
major roads throughout the
weekend.

The roadblocks will be
mounted in each locauon for
about 45 minutes before
police move on the next one.

Phases changed
by narrow vote

THE CONTROVERSIAL
Philips Development 1 td.
application to move its phas
ing schedule in the Seymour
development up from IB to
1A was given three readings
and passed by a narrow four
to three margin by North
Vancouver District Council
Monday

The application has come

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hoping to move up the
timing of their developments
in the project.

Mayor Marilyn Baker,
Ald. Mary Segal and Ernie
Crist voted against the mo-
tion.

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