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By PAT RICH

An 84-year-old West
Vancouver man
thirteen
days from Beacon Hill
Lodge was found dead
Saturday afternoon in
bush near the Capilano
fish hatchery.

Police spokesmen said the
body of Dr. Herbert Ford
was found by hikers in bush

Over 2 miles from home

about 200 feet from the west
bank of the Capilano River,
across from the hatchery.
And despite the fact a full
scale search of areas near
the river had been con-
ducted, a West Vancouver
police spokesman said the
area where the body was
found was not searched.

A West Vancouver police
spokesman said police had
conducted interviews with
Dr.Ford’s son and _ other

AT NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE

Talks to continue

The two sides involved in
labor negotiations at North
Shore Neighborhood House
will meet Thursday evening
for the first time since early
August.

Since letters were sent by
Helen Jones, the House
director, earher this month,
informing staff and parents
that closure would be
unavoidable in the event of a
strike, Jones said “things
seem to have settled down

“We're counting on
business as usual’ she added

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‘But Joanne Hochu, shop
steward of Service, Office
and Retail Workers Union of
Canada, called the situation
‘tense’

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move. she said
“We don lt want tostike.”
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express oa willingness to
settle the dispule,

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people who “didn't feel he
was capable of walking that
far.”

The spokesman said he

did not know the cause of
death or any other cir-
cumstances surrounding the
incident.
- Dr. Ford. was reported
missing from the seniors’
home at 525 Clyde Avenue
on Sunday, August 2.

Vancouver

A3 - Wednesday, August 19, 1981 - North Shore News

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FINDING THE RIGHT
SPOT. for a painting
donated to the...new
Family Assessment
Centre in West Van-
couver are . Marilyn
Ross, ‘chairman of ‘the
North Shore Family
Services Society Board,
and John Everrett,
manager of the cenire.
The centre will provide
a homelike atmosphere
for up to six North
Shore children, aged 11
to 16, referred for
assessment, Donationsof
new or used recreation
room furniture,
paintings or wall
hangings, games, books
and plants would be
welcomed by the
centre. For farther
information, contact
John , Everett, at 926-
5739.(Eric Eggertson
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