Al2-Wednesday, March 5, 1960 - North Shore News

The defence counsel said
the incident was somewhat
akin to a king killing the

‘-deliverer of bad news.

But he noted those days
are passed and his client,
Horst Kern, pleaded guilty

in North Vancouver
Provincial Court Wed-
nesday, to the common

assault of a process server
who tried to serve him with
notice of a foreclosure.

Kern, aged 40, of 305-250
West Ist. Street of North
Vancouver, was charged
Apri! 10.

Crown counsel
Beauchamp said that a
process server went to
Kern’s residence that day to
serve him, with some
documents concerning
foreclosure proceedings.

He said Kern asked for an
explanation of what the
documents were and after
some discussion refused to
take them.

Beauchamp said the man
then touched Kern with the

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documents, dropped them at
his feet and started walking
towards the elevator.

At this point, he said,
Kern tried to grab the man
to stop him from leaving and
after a struggle kicked him in
the stomach and punched
him in the face.

Kern's lawyer, Ian
Guthrie, said that Kern
thought the attempt to
deliver the documents was a
“subterfuge”.

Kern said he became
incensed and “extremely

ageravated” when the man
would not take the
documents back.

Judge John Layton said
the matter obviously called
for a small fine and he fined
Kern $250.

Beauchamp noted that a
process server is, in a sense,
a peace officer, and Layton
said “the court has at least
three or four people serving
its documents and ... is very
jealous to protect its own
officers.”

City transport
priorities outlined

North Vancouver City
council has adopted a list of
priorties for transportation
in the area, which will be
forwarded to the Greater
Vancouver Regional District
(GVRD).

These priorties are:

eAn improved link to the
SeaBus at the Vancouver
terminal

*A transit station on the light
rapid tranist system located
at the C.P.R. station to link
the SeaBus

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rate with the level of your deposit.

eAdditional bus routes to
serve the residential areas
adjacent to the Lonsdale
core.

®A fast bus to the North
Vancouver Recreation
Centre to provide a park and
ride service.

A move by Alderman
Gordon Cross to remove the
park and ride item from the
list was defeated

Council wants to hear the
outcome of their requests to
the GVRD as soon as some
decision has been made.

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