DIANNE coliects. exotic birds and makes her own Jewellery. In the evening, she enjoys working at a hot night spot.

THE WEST Van- couver Fire Departinent has started the New Year with promotions for three long-time members of the force.

Gerry McDowell, who celebrates his 30th anniver- sary with the fire department in August, has been pro- moted from assistant chief to deputy chief.

Art Ridley, who joined the department in July of 1958, has been promoted from the rank of district chief in charge of fire prevention to assistant chief in charge of fire prevention,

Grant Bott, who celebrat- ed his 20th year with the department last June, has been promoted from district chief training officer to assistant chief training of- ficer.

All three promotions went into effect on January 1.

plants.

The plants, ranging in height from three to six feet, were seized when police raided a home in the 1300 block of East t6th Street Monday.

As well as the plants, police seized about four pounds of marijuana.

Street value of the drugs

Victim silent

NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP will have a little trouble clearing an assault case — the victim won't tell them who broke his nose.

Police found the man ly- ing on the sidewalk in the 100 block of East Second Street just after midnight Saturday when they responded to reports of a fight.

Ther man, bleeding heavi- ly from a broken nose, was taken to Lions Gate ‘Hospital's emergency room where he refused treatment for the injury.

He would not file a com-

‘plaint with police, nor reveal _ the identity of his assailant.

AS - Friday, January 11, 1985 - North Shore News

45 marijuana piants seized

NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP’s drug squad has made its fourth major bust in the last three weeks, laying four charges against two North Vancouver residents and seizing 45 marijuana

By MARK HAMILT

has been put at $16,000.

Charges of cultivating marijuana and possession of a narcotic for the purpose of trafficking are Leonard Ole Nesseth, 34, and Donna Marie Nesseth, 30.

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In other police news, an alert resident who spotied a suspicious man in the neighborhood just before she discovered her house lad been broken into helped police make an arrest.

Police arrived at the scene minutes after the woman turned in her report and were able to arrest a 30- year-old Vancouver man and recover a stereo cassette re- corder that had been stolen from the house.

Charges are pending.

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