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Man jailed for possessing tools

A’ 44-YEAR-OLD man ¢f no fixed address was sentenced Sept. 14 in West Vancouver provincia! court to one year in jail after be pleaded guilty to possessing Instruments suitable for the purpose of breaking into a motor vehicle.

Robert Saxon Moore was originally charged in connection with 2 Sept. 8 incident in the Lighthouse Park area in which he was found with 2 screwdriver and = pair of gloves.

Three fined for undersized crabs

THREE VANCOUVER fishermen were fined a total of $550 after pleading guilty Monday in North Vancouver provincial covrt to

. possession of undersized crabs.

Steven Kien Cuong Diep, 21, Le. Buv Trung, 23, and Tien Dung Phan, 21, were charged in cownection with an Ang. 30 incident near Caics Park in which fisheries officers boarded the commercial fishing vessel Miss Sandy.

The officers found 15 of the 35 Dungeness crabs in the vessels’ hold to be under the regulation 165 millimetres in diameter.

Appearing before Judge R.D. Grandison, the skipper Diep was fined $250, and crew members Trung and Phan were both fined -$150 for the federal offence.

BCYCNA director

appointed

A FORMER publisher has been named executive director of the 95-member B.C. & Yukon Community Newspapers Association. Tony Richards, publisher of the Gulf islands Driftwood weekly newspaper at Ganges until last month, waz eppointed association manager by its board of directors at a recent meeting. The interim sppointment fills a vacancy created by the resiguation of Martin

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A search committee has been struck to find a permanent replacement. - ,

Richards published the Salt Spring Island-based newspaper for the past 11 years. Effective Sept. 1, the new publisher of the paper is Joyce Carizon, the former publisher of the Powell River News.

The newspaper association, of which the North Shere News is member, provides 2 vasiety of services to its members, including

,» marketing and sales and a placement service. It has offices in’ dewatown Vancouver.

The combined circulation of its members, who serve com- munities large and small all ever B.C. and in the Yukon, is almost 1.5 million. Print Measurement Bureau studies have found that 85 per cent of adults read a community newspaper within any given month.

WV restaurant

expansion okayed

AN EXPANSION of Capzer’s restaurant at their Dunadarave store location has been approved by West Vancouver District Council.

Council voted Sept. 11 to give Capers the development permit necessary to proceed with an expansion of their restaurant facility despite the limited on-site parking.

With the store’s recent addition of a 500 square-foot bakery at the rear of the buiiding coupled with the proposed 320 square-foot restaurant addition and new exterior deck, Caper’s does not have the requisite on-site parking stalls.

But planuing assistant Janet Lee recommended approval on the basis that the expansion is deemed relatively sainer and that park- ing facilities have improved in Dundarave as a result of last year’s revitalization efforts.

Ald. Pat Boname expressed some concerns with the effect the expansion would have on shopping hours in Dundarave.

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Emergency food proves to he a chailenge

From page 4

The reception centres are set up to provide essential community support services in condensed form. Each centre includes registry and inquiry, lodging, emergency feeding, clothing, persona! ser- vices, communications, financial services and health support.

“Some evacuees may need im- mediate health care, some may need stress counselling. We nave all the facilities here to deal with those contingencies. The stress- related problems you have in society will be magnified here, because of the stressful situation — people taken from their homes, a lot of questions, a lot of uncer- tainty,”’ Peterson said.

Rally Point Catering owner Heinz Reinhard is the designated feod coordinator at the North Vancouver evacuation centre. He is the man who would provide the masses with soup and sandwiches.

Said Reinhard: ‘‘I know most of

the area and maybe they (ESS)

think I have enough expertise to start some people off if necessary. If I have to I can produce myself. But in case of an emergency, you would not try to do everything yourself, You try to take advan- tage of the facilities in the area. I'd see if I could use Silver Harbor or I would see if Carson Graham

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