THE following people recently appeared in North Vancouver court in connection with drinking and driving related offences:

Helen Vera Rustemeye 48, of North Vancouver, was fined $1,000, received 12 months’ probation and had her driver's licence suspended for 12 months after she pleaded guilty to impaired driving.

Rustemeyer was required to pay $1,600 restitution to ICBC.

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William Robert Ohman, 54. of North Vancouver, was jailed 45 days and had his driver’s licence suspended for 18 months after he pleaded guilty to impaired driving.

The jail sentence was to be served on weekends.

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Miklos Istvan Mester, of North Vancouy fined $300 and had dri- ver's licence suspended for 12 months after he pleaded guilty to impaired driving.

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Rys Nicholas McArthur, 18, of North Vancouver, was fined $300 and had his licence suspended for three

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Cemetery space debated

Arguments fly in hot City meeting

Katharine Hamer Contributing Writer THERE was a heated debate at North Vancouver City coun- cil’s Nov. 2 meeting — and it wasn’t just about items on the agenda.

Councillors: wrestled with tabled issues before taking potshots at each other.

First came a scemingly MNecUuOaUsS Presentation on plans for North Vancouver © emete

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delivered a sales pi concept of 2 “memorial gar- den” at the cemeters

Cowie, who has imple: mented a similar project at Coquitlam’s Mount Robinson cemetery, unturled a variety of diagrams illustrat- ing the proposed garden and a “memorial wall” to be con- tained within.

which grey plastic boxe slotted.

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s them, ¢ hold nwo urns of ashes.

The idea is an adaptation of the column burial concept — one which is already being explored by City council.

A small number of simple columns have been erected at North Vancouver Cemetery.

There are currently only a handful of traditional burial plots remaining at the ceme- nd the City, like other ipalities across the Mainland, is being to consider alterna:

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“A lot of municipalities really interested in thi because of the financial impli- cations,” said Cowie of his plans.

The cost of each niche is $300 — money which council could potentially use for the upkeep of the cemetery as a whole.

Councilfozs were divided on the idea.

Coun. Darryl Mussatto asked Cowie how the wall dif-

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