NV man killed by vehicle

A 21-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver man was killed early Saturday morning after he was hit by a vehicle in the 700-block of Pacific Boulevard in Vancouver.

Anthony Kiss died after being hit by a passing vehicle at approx- imately 2:40 a.m., when he and two other persons were standing away from the curb of the street attempting to flag down a taxi.

The other two people were slightly injured in the incident.

No charges had been laid against the driver of the vehicle to press time Tuesdsy. Yancuuver Police are continuing their in- vestigation into the accident.

Resident awakes to find intruder

CHARGES ARE pending sgainst s North Vancouver man follow- ing a break-in to a Bewicke Avenue home Feb. 12.

The owner was asleep when an intruder entered his home at ap- proximately 10:50 a.m. The suspect was going through items in the ving room when the resident awoke. The intruder fied the scene, bat RCMP were succeszful in locating and arresting the man.

A charge of break and cater with intent is pending against the man.

WV ratepayers group formed

A GROUP of West Vancouver residents have formed themselves fato the Eagle Harbour Ratepayers Association and are requesting that West Vaccouver District Council provide them with the same information afforded to other ratepayers groups.

The association wiil cover the area from the borders of Caulfeild to Gle.reaghes, ned bas the purpose of maintaining community in- terest, according to president Row Davenport.

Davenport can be contacted at P.O. Box 91551, West Van-

Mian fined for rock toss

A 26-YEAR-OLD Vancouver man was fined $150 Feb. 15 in North Vanccerver provincial court and ordered to pay $210 in compensa- tion after be pleaded guilty to 2 charge of mischief.

Stephen Todd Crichton was originally charged in connection with am Aug. 19, 1988 incident ic whick a rock was thrown at a 1988 Oldsmobile.

Of the compensation, $160 will go to ICBC, while the remaining $56 will go to the victim.

NV woman wins lotto vacation

| A 47-YEAR-OLD North Yan- Helen MacDonald, a B.C. Fer- conver woman won a five-day ski ries Corp. personnel manager vacation recently from LOTTO and mother of four, matched one BC’s Great Getaway: of 75 winning nuambers that are . Es] drawn for vacation spots

throughout the province.

She won five days accom- modation at the Uplander Hotci in Rossland, B.C. and five days

B skiing at nearby Red Mountain.

“*E bad 2 feeling I was going to

A win,”’ she said. ‘It was so strong

m-that when I goi home I teld my

pei husbaad, Graham, that I'd won a

4 trip even before checking my

ticket.""

| Each Saturday during Febru-

ary the Great Getaways lottery

offers players chances to win

bolidays in B.C., which are ar- ranged by Tourism B.C.

| LOCAL resident Helen Mac- Donaid ...‘‘T had a feeling { was | going to win.”

City heritage report released

NORTH VANCOUVER City plans to release the municipality's heritage inventory report during this week’s national Heritage Week.

The document contains a brief description of city buildings which possess historic, architectural or contextual heritage merit.

All owners of buildings ranked as being of primary and secondary importance will receive a com- plimentary copy of the report. The general public and owners of other buildings listed in the inventory, can obtain copies from city halt for $10.

Later this year, the city will be considering options for encourag- ing the conservation of heritage buildings. These will include the consideration of conservation in- centives and regulatory controls. Public input on these initiatives will be sought prior to their im- plementation.

A background document on the subject, entitled Heritage Policy Recommendations, is available free-of-charge at the city hall.

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