i Hearing tests will be given at the
A Beltone Hearing Aid Centre on

Wanderers saved

TWO HIKERS were rescued early Mond: y morning
after spending a rainy night on Goat Ri ge behind
Grouse Mountain.

Marcus Wemzel, 28, of Burnaby, and Charlene
Horne, 30, of Vancouver, suffered mild to mod¢rate
hypothermia as a result of their Sunday hike gone
wrong.

The pair had left Lyan Headwaters Regional Park at
2:30 p.m. with plans to hike the Hanes Creek trail to
Grouse Mountain, according to Ross Peterson, North
Shore Emergency Program coordinator.

Peterson said the trip usually takes
at this time of year.

North Shore Rescue Team members found the hikers
at approximately 3 a.m. The hikers walked out to safety
with the help of the rescue (eam,

x or seven hours

e e
Killing update
A CHARGE of murder against 1 mental patient is being
recommended by police in connection with the stabbing
death of a man at a Woodcroft upartment complex in
May.

Ali Sadr-Semnani, 32, was found collapsed in a
Lillooet tewer hallway on the evening of May 9. The
North Vancouver man was pronounced dead on arrival
at Lions Gate Hospital.

According to the North Vancouver RCMP, Sadr-
Semnani died as a8 result of u single knife wound to the
neck which severed his carotid artery. The artery carries
blood to the brain from the heart.

A suspect was arrested at the apartment complex on
the night of the homicide. He was kept in police custody
for 24 hours before being returned to Riverview
Hospital.

The suspect has been an involuntary patient of the
psychiatric hospital since 1991, according te police.

At the time of the murder, pelice say, the suspect was
out of Riverview on a temporary pass. The suspect’s
name was not released as he was not formally charged
with an offence to press time.

The North Vancouver RCMP completed their investi-
gation last week and sent their charge recommendations
in a report to Crown counsel in North Vancouver.

For Senior Citizens

— even people now wearing a §

hearing aid or those who

have been told nothing could

B Monday to Thursday from
4 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Anyone who has trouble
& hearing is welcome to have the
# test. Many people with hearing
# problems don’t need hearing
aids. But only a modern hearing
mtest like the one now being
4 offered by Beltone can really
B tell for sure.

h Everyone should have a
@ hearing test at least once a year

be done for them. Only a

hearing test can determine if ¥

modern methods of hearing
amplification can help them
hear better.

The hearing tests will be

given Monday to Thursday from :

10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in North
Vancouver. In-home testing i
also available.

Please
appointment.

DVA TAPS CARDS ACCEPTED

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Call: 988-4477
#217-1940 Lonsdale

NORTH VANCOUVER (Next to London Drugs)

Govt, Licensed Hearing Instrument Specialists and Audiologist Registered Under the
Hearing Aid Act B.C.

FACTORY FUTON

Mon.-Sat. 11-6 pm Sunday 12-5 pm

Entrance In rear

Dbl.

Includes sot p-
foaur core fu

259 €. N.Van

984-4504

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