Mailman assaulted

A. 50-YEAR-OLD 'Canada Post employee was pushed
from his delivery vehicle and run over in an alleged rob-
bery attempt in West Vancouver at approximately 9:45
a.m. on Tuesday, June 29.

According to the West Vancouver Police, the incident
eccurred when the victim stopped to mahz a delivery in
the 3500-block of Mathers Avenue in West Vaacouver.

The victim suffered multiple fractures to his foot.

The stolen vehicle was recovered within 15 minutes in
the 380)-block of Westridge Avenue. A fellow Canada
Post employee saw the vehicle and detained the suspect
until the West Vancouver Police arrived.

A 24-year-old West Vancouver.male is being held by
_ police in connection with the incident.

He faces’a robbery charge. Other charges are being
considered.

Youth attacked

A 22-YEAR-OLD ‘West Vancouver man: was nttacked,
beaten and rabbed of bis skateboard by two males on
Monday, June 28, at approximately 10:20 p.m. near the
Taylor Way and Marine Drive intersection.
The victim was taken to Lions Gate Hospital, where
he was treated for 2 broken nose.
. Witnesses at the scene provided the West Vancouver
i Police with descriptions of the suspects, who were later
apprehended.
Charged with robbery is 18-year-old ‘Adaza Pellerin of
North Vancouver.
A 16-year-old North Vancouver male also faces a
‘robbery charge in connection with the incident.

| Cig heist

* Two MEN face charges following the June 19 robbery
of a Super Valu store in North Vancouver,

According to a North Vancouver RCMP spokesman,
‘an off-duty RCMP member observed a break and entry
in progress at the store st approximately 4 a.m.

The officer moted the veliicle “description as three
suspects sped away from {1:2 scene.

The ‘getaway car, a 198u Chevrolet Impala, was spot-
_ ted abandoned in a residential area. A police dog team
_. was culled in to search and one suspect was arrested. A

. second suspect was arrested following a struggle in the

we 2800-biock of Wembley Drive.:

..The police recovered a sudstantial quantity of ciga-
rettés following the arrests.
- Stefan Pauli, 19, of no fixed address, is charged with
reak, enter and theft.
Jasoui ‘Hawkes, 22, of North Vancouver, is. charged

with break, enter and theft, mischief, assault of a police

‘, officer and breach of probation. -

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. Shopping Centre will result in lame diversions on Marine
Drive, 7 ain. to 5 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday,
: July § to approximately Aug. 20.

‘A: minimum of two lanes wiil be open to traffic in
each direction. The speed limit through the construction
zone will be reduced from 50 km/h to 30 km/h (30 mph
to20 mph)...

» Said.a spokesman for Larco Investments Ltd., the
owner of the mall, ‘fhe community’s cooperation in
driving safely through this construction zone is appreci-
ated throughout this work period.””

NV man faces
theft charges

“A 24-YEAR-OLD North Van-

couver man was in court recently
to face charges of stealing money
from Trygg. Security Corp. and
Coastal Mountain Water Corp.

Arne! Santos Bulalakaw pleaded
guilty to two counts of theft over
$1,000 stermming from incidents
that occurred between Nov. 3,
1992, and Oct. 10, 1992, and be-
tween July 5, 1992, and Sept. 12,
1992, in North Vancouver City.

Judge Jerome Paradis sentenced
Bulaiakaw to 18 months’ proba-
tion, He is required to perform
150 hours of community work
service by Nov. 30.

Bulalakaw was sentenced in
North Vancouver on June 2

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grief. “I just’ think that we need
the strength to go on, and we will
for. Lynn’s sake.”

She also said goodbye to her
sister. ‘‘I just want to say we love
you Lynn, and we’re soing to
miss you.”

‘A color portrait of Duggan, and
a black and white portrait of the

’ twin sisters‘taken when they were
babies, were displayed on the
altar. ;

’’ Father William Mendenhall, the

. St: -Stephen’s pastor who | cori-
-ducted' the mass, referred to a

: ‘pressing question”? raised by
Duggan’s disappearance and

- presumed death.

. . “How could this happen? How

does God permit evil to happen in

the world?’’

Mendenhall said free will can
inspire a loving nature, such as
what Duggan had. “It is also
possible to misuse the gift of free
will,’? he said. Mendenhall said
that misuse will ultimately be

punished. “‘If not in human tri- -

bunals, in the final court of the
Jast judgement.”

In an interview after the mass,
family spokesman Brian Duggan
said: ‘‘This celebration of life is
just our way of showing we love
her even though we can’t be with
her.”” '

Duggan, an uncle of the missing

woman,. applauded the efforts of
police working on the case. .

“They’ve been very vigilant and
cooperative,” he said.

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