Page 10, June 13, 1979.- North Shore News

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- Rav expresses a desire to -have their. own
_ government « -and’. become totally in-
_ dependent.

This issue. the In piring Reporter asks:

North Vancouver :
“Yes. Itvis time. native
_- Indians “had more” say
_ concerning their future. I
think we would be
-culturally stronger if we

. firefighters were kept busy

“for I

A North Vancouver man, ;

North Von driver”

Crawford had to be assisted

described by his lawyer as an from: the truck, he _ was
epileptic, diabetic, driving: when sto pped by
alcoholic, was sentenced.to _ police, and that when tested,
four months at the Alouette he had a blood alcoho! level
“River alcohol rehabilitation of .3.

unit, in North Vancouver
‘Provincial court:

Herbert Crawford, aged
37, of 202-148 West Six-
teenth Street, had pleaded
guilty to impaired driving in
connection with an incident,
September 14. -

Crown councel, Armand
-Petronio, told the court that

‘Petronio said Crawford
already. had a record of
impaired driving charges.

Howard Bradbrooke, who
-was Crawford's lawyer, said
Crawford ad“ to take

medication for his condition,
and that ‘the combination of .
the drugs -and alcohol is
absolutely explosive.” ~

ant

North Vancouver". City second floor of the three-
storey apartment block.
early Sunday morning with

fires in bedrooms of two

The suite suffered ex-
different apartment blocks.

‘The driving of his trick -
when he has been drinking is.
a most serious danger to the
public,’ Bradbrooke | said,
and he added Crawford has

_ sold his truck, and does not

own a vehicle of any: sort.

Bradbrooke said Crawford
now. lives with his mother,

_ and since seperating from his

wife seven years‘ago, ‘his life
has gone rather dramatically
downhill.’

‘Before passing sentence,
Judge Nancy Morrison asked

p firemen: busy

All the occupants of the 16

_ suites were evacuated into

the street while firemen

using an aerial ladder ex- .
~ tinguished the fire before it

_ that time.”

H
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tensive damage and the fire

governed ourselves: —

Christine Leo
Vancouver

I think native Indians
Should be: entirely
responsible ‘f5t ‘their own
affairs. I suppose that
would mean having their
own government.

Mario Iacovone
North Vancouver

If they had a separate
government, there would
probably be many
conflicts. I do think they
should have more say in
what happens to their
lives and race; after all,
they were here first.

A. Dayennger
North Vancouver

Right. I feel the Indians
would be better off if they
governed themselves.

Bol Kilmor
North Vancouver

I don't see why not.
They would possibly
govern themselves
better than the present
system and it would be
more cconomical for
Canada.

spread through the window
and up into the next suite
and then to the roof.

“Shortly before 1 a.m. they
were called to 330 West 2nd
Street to tackle a fire on the

One of the North Shore’s most com-
fortable and intimate | spots is the
Snuggery at Harvest — the ideal place
to relax while enioyie Q light meal and
listening to some of the West Coast's
finest perforrners. - *kelth Bennett ap-
pears “June Tl to June. 23. Visit the
snuggery Monday through Saturday
5:00 to Midnight.

‘

Honey-Glazed Ribs

Long, meaty Ribs of Canadian Beef
glazed in a smoked Honey Sauce.
One Rib - 1.50 Two Ribs - 2.25

Angels on Horseback

Oysters wrapped in Bacon and broiled:
served with our tangy Cocktail Sauce.
2,50 .

Barbecued Pork
_ Tender Pork slices on a bed of Lettuce.
accompanied by Plum Sauce. Sesame Seeds
and Hot Mustard.
2.50

Beggars on Ilorseback

A marriage of tender Chicken Livers and
Pineapple, wrapped in Bacon and broiled.
2.25

a “
Snow Caps
Escargots and Garlic Butter snuggted in
Mushroom Caps, topped with Cheese,
broiled and served with toasted French Bread.
3.75

a]
Chefs Assortment
A dclightful combination plate including
Honcy -Glazed Ribs, Angels on Horseback,
Barbecued Pork, Beggars on Horseback,
and Snow Caps. . .
For Two or More 2.75 per person

Every font Ge of the week Harvest main
magnificent

watering Prime Rib to be found anywhere.

Spread to become. a major.
blaze.

Shortly after 6:30 a.m.

they were again called out,”-

‘Crawford. how he. was
feeling, since (Ctawford had
spent the nighti in detention.

She then sentenced ‘him to
four months. detention | at
_ Aloutte. River, a :
“on probation . for. eighteen
months, - -one of ‘the con-
ditions_being. that: ‘he does
_ not. ow a. motor vehicle for

pte

As: Crawford: was ‘eaving
the courtroom, Judge
Morrison wished. him luck.

toa ‘two-storey apartment

building at 1415 Chester-
field. -

This. “time. the firemen

_managed-to-put-out the: fire ~

_ before “it: spread: and there
was slight smoke ‘damage to
the: area where the fire

Vegetarian Delight

A bouquet of Garden Fresh Vegetables
sauteed in Butter with a touch of White Wine.

1.50

Garlic Prawns

Four Tiger Prawns butterflied and broiled
in Garlic and Herb Butter.

3.50

Oysters Florentine
Young Oysters served on finely chopped Spinach,
sauteed bread crumbs and Parmesan Cheese,
topped with Sauce Mornay and baked.

3.45

Coquilles St. Jacques

Scallops baked in White Wine Sauce,
sprinkled with Parmesan Cheese.

3.75

Cheese Plate

With toasted French Bread.

1.75

Angels & Beggars

Three cach of our Angels and Beggars

on Horseback.
2.65

Cheese Cake

A must for Cheese Cake connoisseurs!
Rich and creamy; topped with
Bing Cherries and Brandy.

1.95

dining room still features
asts including some of most succulent, mouth-

Haves Eating House—

Esplanade at Chesterfield.

North Vancouver

(near the North Shore terminal of Sceabus)

For Reservations

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