junshine Girl

Lynne Is a North Shore hair stylist. She hates TV and likes to play golf. Lynne is

also interested in cosmotology and has ambitions to be a successful businesswoman. (Ellsworth Dickson photo)

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frustranon with his elbow, which he smashed through the window of Eddie's Cafe at 1533 Manne Drive

Wilham Robert: Cooper, aged 22, of no fixed address, has been charged with mischief as a the incident

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A FIRM calling itself Vision Security, which is calling North Vancouver residents and offering free security checks has a busines licence to do telephone canvassing but no hlcence to do home security work.

In the past few days the RCMP have received dozens of calls from people wanting to verify the authenticity of Vision Security.

An RCMP spokesman says the firm is soliciting for business, implying it is working with the RCMP and the Neighborhood Watch

School

QUEEN MARY School will have to wait another week before it finds out whether or not a $500 grant requested of North Vancouver City council will be approved.

Three missing aldermen at Monday's meeting post- poned the decision, which requires two-thirds quorum.

The grant would help offset. costs involved in providing a summer school program, a worthy cause according to Alderman Elko Kroon.

“Without these kinds of trips, youngsters could face two months of boredom and aimlessness,” he said.

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program, as a result of the increase in numbers of local break-ins.

The police spokesman comments: “We are a little bit miffed that people are insinuating they are af- filiated to us when they aren't.

“We support the idea that people should improve the security of their homes, but not with unlicensed or unqualified people doing security checks in people's

homes. There is a risk in- volved.” The spokesman = says

police checks show the firm

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But Kroon felt an ad- ditional $500 grant request for an outdoor playground fell under the school board’s

has a business licence, permitting them to solicit for business by ‘phone. But in order to do secunty checks it has to be licensed under the Private Detectives Licensing Act, he says.

The firm offers to do free security checks, with a view to returning to improve home security weaknesses discovered in the check.

Anyone who receives such an offer should ask for proper identification and a licence under the Private

Detective Licencing Act, say the RCMP.

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junsdiction. Alderman Bill Sorenson and Frank Mar- cino joined him in defeating the request.

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