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Two men. eye the
damage caused by the
collapse of a car port
‘roof . at = Canyon

There was-.extensive.

‘ing a sexual, assault.

occurred on a female victim

. Saturday’ at 2 p.m.
“The. assault “occurred -.at. .
the ‘male's residence at. 686
Kings’ Road ‘in North ‘Yan- ae

couver. ..

“Forbes appeared in ‘pro--
vincial court Moriday -after-:.
noon, and. was released pen- .

ding a further trial.

; District
| wants —
say in
pub

hours

NORTH Vancouver District

‘ council wants a say in the ap-

proved’ hours of pub. opera-

. tion it- decided at Monday's
‘meeting. .

“Ts an: ‘erosion. of local
authority,’ ‘said- Ald. Joan
Gadsby, referring to present
liquor licensing laws and sug-

"gested they be changed.

Final authority in approv-
ing pub. applications or vary-
ing hours of operation rests
with the ministry. of con-

‘sumer and corporate affairs.
Council: moved to write a |

letter.to . Minister James

. Hewitt to try to change the

current ‘laws.

2 - Friday, April 26, 1985 - North Shore News

‘Manor townhouses:

James Vincent Forbes, 42, .
was charged after’an aésault. ©

PARENTS WANT what is
best for their children. They
spend time and money seek-
ing to keep their children
healthy and safe. But ten to
nineteen per cent of B.C.
preschoolers, aged one to
five, remain unimmunized
against measies, mumps and
rubella (MMR).

In an effort to raise
parental awareness, the
Ministry of Heaith and the
North Shore Health
Department are waging a
special MMR immunization
campaign from April 29
through May 10.

Although the North Shore
Health Department is not
planning a special im-
munizaiion clinic, parents
are urged to check their
child’s immunization record.
Immunization should be
‘ considered even if the child

THIRD ANNUAL

ORTH SHORE*

‘QUARTER MARATHON

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DATE: Sunday;. April 28.

START 1 ‘TIME: 9:00 am, Daylight Savings Time (set your clocks ahead -
on Saturday night)

OF: 30 - 8: 30 am, Tee-shirt pick-up
8:40 - 8:55 am, Warm-up aerobics

; START/F INISH: Park Royal South, at overpass near The Bay Garden Shop.

Digital timer at Finish

DISTAN CE: One- -quarter marathon (6.52 miles/10.5 kilometres). Elementary
School students run first loop back to Start Finish (2.3 miles/3. 6

. kitometres).

PRIZES: Only paid entrants are eligible. Tee- shirts and certificates to ail
participants,
_(Late entrants can pick up tee-shirts latar) ‘Gold’, ‘Silver’, and ‘Bronze’,
“medals to top three finishers in each division, Dozens of merchandise
. prizes for hidden placings.

LAST MINUTE ENTRIES: will be: ‘accepted at the Start/Finisti line
7:30 - 8:30; adults $7.50, high school
students $6.00; elementary school
students $5.50.

ALL ENTRIES: Must check in, receive numbers at the Start/Finish line.

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may have previously had an
illness that appeared to be
measles.

Dr. W.E. MacBean, Med-
ical Health Officer at the
North Shore Health
Depariment, says he believes
the immunization rate on the
North Shore to be as high as
90 per cent. ‘‘I'd like to see
100 per cent immunized,”’
Dr. MacBean says.

Measles, one of the most
serious of the common
childhood diseases, can, in
some cases, cause serious
health problems. Ear or
sinus infections and a high
temperature can accompany
measles and in rare cases,
pneumonia, encephalitis and
even death can result.

Concerned parents ~are’
asked to contact the family
doctor or the North Shore.
Health Department on:
MMR immunization.

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