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NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP are searching for two men after

Monday morning.

Robbers
hit
SuperValu

trace of the suspects.

the Edgemont Village SuperValu store was robbed at gunpoint

An RCMP spokesman said the two suspects, described as being
Orientals wearing dark clothing, entered the store at approximate-
ly 9:40 a.m. brandishing firearms and proceeded to rob a cashier
of an undetermined amount of money.

Police searched the surrounding area, but failed to find any

NEWS photo Terry Peters

Berryi Brynelsen, a witness to the robbery, wiio, along with
several other shoppers and store employees was flocked inside the
store for questioning by police, said the robbery was over in a

matter of minutes,

“It happened so quick,’’ Brynelsen told the News. ‘‘They
(suspects) must have gone through the loading dock and then up
stairs to the cashier who was counting the receipts from the

previous night.

“They went out the north door and got into an older Honda."

NV MAN VOWS TO BLOCK ROAD TO END PARKWAY CARNAGE

A NORTH Vancouver man has threatened to organize a
blockade of Meant Seymour Parkway if nothing is done to
control traffic on the stretch of road that = claimed the
lives of two North Vancouver women early Saturday mor-
ning.

Lisa Majer, 24, and her 18-
year-old sister, Linda Maier, died
after their Volkswagen Beetle was
broadsided by two vehicles at the
intersection of Mount Seymour
Parkway and Berkley Road short-
ly before 2 a.m. Saturday.

Lisa Maier was the driver of the

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Volkswagen, The accident also
sent three passengers in the Maier
car to Lions Gate Hospital and
Vancouver General Hospital with

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serious injuries.

The drivers of the two other
vehicles were also hospitalized.

Listed in stable condition in
hospital are Lamour Krebs, 20,
Chris Darby, 21, and Clarence
Garcia, 22. All three are from
North Vancouver.

Also in hospital are Gordon
Derek, 18, of West Vancouver,
who was the driver of one of the
two vehicles that struck the Maier
car, and Jayne Hewitt, 18 of
North Vancouver, the driver of

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the second vehicie.

North Vancouver RCMP Cpl.
Eric Brewer suid Monday the
police are sti investigating the
three-vehiele crash.

“We had two vehicles which
were westbound on Mount
Seymour Parkway going towards
Berkley. A Volkswagen Beetle was
turning left from Mount Seymour
Parkway onto Berkley. The
Volkswagen was first struck by a
Mustang which was au the outer
Jane on the Parkway. To was then

struck by the second vehicle which
was in the inner lane and the
Volkswagen then burst into
flames,”* said Brewer.

He said the crash investigation
would likely not be completed un-
til Friday.

Bur Mount
area resident

Seymour Parkway

John Matkovich,

who is also a friend of one of

those injured in iite Saturday

morning accident, has threatened
See Mayor

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