Pair jailed for cig theft

TWO NORTH $Vancouver residents were sentenced Thursday in North Vancouver provincial ecurt to 18 months in jail after they were convicted of theft over $1,000.

Albert Francis Lorenzetto, 30, and Wendy Lynn Eistetter, 20, both of 310 East 2nd St., were originally charged in connection with an Aug. 24 theft of cigarettes.

A Yancouver Police strike force observed Lorenzetto breaking a vehicle window in the t00-block of East 2nd St. in Vancouver, removing 31 cartons of cigarettes and placing them into a car driven by Eistetter. Both were arrested as they attempted to take more cigarettes.

Lorenzetto was also charged with possession of instruments suitable for breaking into vehicles in connection with a police seizure of a screwdriver.

In two separate incidents, Eistetter was charged with (wo counts of breaching her probation when she was alleged to have tailed to attend drug and alcohol counselling.

Lorenzetto was sentenced to an udditional six months for possession of break and enter tools, while Eistetter received an ad- ditional threeemonth sentence after she pleaded guilty to one count of breaching her probation.

The additional sentences will be served concurrently with the 18-month sentence.

Suite damaged by smoke

NORTH VANCOUVER City Fire Department firefighters responded to an apartment fire at 358 East 3rd Si. Wednesday at 12:59 a.m.

The fire was confined to one suite with minor smoke damage (o several suites nearby.

The living room of the burning suite was destroyed. The suite was unoccupied at the time of the fire.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Man appears on weapon charges

A 33-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man will appear Sept. 2 in North Vancouver provincial court to face four weapons charges laid against him.

Michael John Bennett was originaily charged with assaufting another male with a weapon, two counts of pointing a firearm and one count of possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to the public peace in connection with an Aug. 22 incident at Cat Lake near Squamish in which a rifle was atlegedly pointed at two other males.

W. Van seeks party guidelines

IN THE aftermath of a party turned riot in West Vancouver Aug. 21, Mayor Don Lanskail has planned to meet within the week with West Vancouver Police Chief Bot. Brolly and district ceuncil and staff to hammer out house party guidelines.

He recommended that early notification of police that a large party has heen planned would allow the police to set up liquor contro! roadblocks.

Man sentenced for cash theft

A 28-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man was sentenced Tuesday in North Vancouver provincial court (o four months in jail after he pleaded guilty to two counts of theft under $1,000.

Patrick Thomas Normoyle was originally charged in connection with incidents Aug. 14, 1986 and Sept. 1 to 5, 1986 in which money was stolen from 4 Liquor Distribution branch in West Yancouver and North Vancouver.

In addition to the jail sentence, Normoyle was ordered to pay $119.20 in compensation to the Liquor Distribution Branch.

Phik CPEY of North Vancouver has recused ao grant of $969,893 trom the Pnsurance Corporation of BoC. and the Districr of North Vancouver has recemsecd $72 428,

As a provincntl Crown corpora: ton, ICBC is not required to pay tases, but makes annual grants equal to the amounts levied if it was ad private business.

The City of North Vancouver tecelved the darvest single grant because the corporation's head of- fice is at Lonsdale Quay. The tax is based on the size of the business and the value of the property.

Council agendas

NORTH VANCOUVER CITY COUNCIL: Monday, August 31: Special meeting at [ p.m.: Com- mittee of the Whole (in-camera) contidential reports res Develop: ment agreement benween BCE Development Corp iid. and City of North Vancouver (Park and Vilford development); Report of Committee of the Whale. Special meeting at 4:30 p.m.: Signing of Enterprise in Partnership Agree- ment by the Minister of Municipal Affairs.

NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL: Next meeting will be held on Monday, Sept. 7.

WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL: There will be ono council meetings until mid- September.

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