Train hits man

A 65-YEAR-OLD West Vancouver man was struck by a
BC Rail passenger train on Wednesday, June 16, at the
Jist Street overpass at Marine Drive in West Vancouver.

John Moatgomery was struck at 7:30 am. while trying
to avoid the train travelling west through the municipall-
ty, according to # West Vancouver Police spokesman,

Montgomery had been walking on rail tracks at the
31st Street trestle.

The train had almost come to a stop when it struck the
man,

Montgomery was thrown over x 15-foot (4.5 m) em-
hankment.

He was taken to Lions Gate Hospital with non-life.
threatening injuries to his stoulder und back, He also
received cuts to his head.

The BC Rail passenger train was travelling to Prince
George at the time of the accident, The train was delayed
for 3D minutes.

Gas station robbed

THE WESTMOUNT Chevron station af 3690) West.
mount Rd. was robbed at knifepoint at approximately
3:19 ain, on Sunday, June 3,

The suspect, desezibed as being 1 white male, approx.
imately 6°2°' (188 cm) and du his mid-20s, made off with
cash and cleurettes.

A West Vancouver Polive spokesman sald the tn.
verligation is continuing.

Cargo destined for export markets

From page 3° tailways, who are losing their

for snmajor cutbacks in wages or
benefits,

“There haven't been any
discussions on key economic
issues,"’ sald Wall.

He said BC Rail’s $50 million
profit last year represented a 4%
return on investments.

“We are doing better than most

shirts," said Wall,

“Sall, that isn’t a great return
on investments."

He said BC Rai! was facing
shrinking revenues with shrinking
freight markets.

Wall said a strike would cost
the railway $700,000 to $800,000 a

ay.

Neighbor
noticed
nothing
SUSPICIOUS

From page 7
pearance.

She referred all media calls to
her uncle, who said: ‘We're op-
timistic. We can't really speculate
on anything so we're just waiting
for news,"”

He added: ‘We're asking for
assistance. If anyone has seen
anything, please notify the
police."

Eric Morrison, Duggan's next-
door neighbor, said he didn’t see
or hear anything suspicious on the
night) af the woman's  disap-
penrance.

Marrison said Duggan is a quiet
and friendly neighbor.

“W's a pretty sickening feeling
because I-knew her,"’ he said.

Anyone with information about
Duggan or the missing items is
requested to contact the North
Vancouver RCMP at 985-1311,

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