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BORN IN Australia, Melanie fs a nurse who studies voice and enjoys the theatre. She
likes good times and parties and is planning on travelling to Europe. (Ellsworth

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on the sking action up at
Whistler, visitors from Seat-
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their own chance for a
weekend on the slopes
Ski equipment valued at

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car sometime between 9
p.m. on February 26 and 9
a.m. the next day.

The equipment was taken
from the International
Plaza’s underground parking
lot. say West
police

Vancouver

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dining suites. «

Twelve of them had been
rounded up in a series of 2
a.m. raids in North Van-
couver, Vancouver and
Kelowna as the culmination
of a four-month undercover
investigation into LSD
trafficking, which had
originated in North Van-
couver.

Police seized blotter and
crystal LSD equivalent up to
565,000 “hits” of the drug,
with a street value of $5 per
“hit,” after an operation in
which an RCMP officer had
posed as a drug buyer.

Cases against all those
arrested have been ad-
journed to March 9.

Two of the suspects ap-
peared in provincial court in
North Vancouver February
22. Marjorie Chance, aged
22, of 305-130 West Keith
Road,

North Van, was
released on her own
recognizance of $1,000

without deposit, and Peter
Stephen Bardach, 28, of 150
East 15th Street, North Van,
was released on his own
recognizance of $1,000
without deposit.

Wednesday Mike Russell,
of Vancouver appeared in
provincial court and was
released on his own
recognizance of $1,000 and
one surety of $1,000, without
deposit.

Ten more suspects were
awarded bail Thursday last
week.

John Wilcox, 34, and Ruth
Ann Negahcey, 32, both of
2395 West Sixth Avenue,
Vancouver, were cach
released on their own
recognizance of $10,000 and
one surety of $10,000
without deposit. Bruce
Gerald Reynolds, 23. of 357

AS - Wednesday, March 3, 1982 - North Shore News

ALL 14 suspects so far charged with conspiracy to
traffic in LSD as a result of the $3 million drug
bust centred in North Vancouver February 22,
have been released on bail.

West 4th Street, North Van,
was released on his own
recognizance of $1,000 and
one surety. Alex Peter
Horsburgh, 26, of 774 East
Ninth Street, North Van was
released on his own
recognizance of $5,000 and
one surety of $5,000.

Edmund John Nichols, 23,
of 2056 Kingsway, Van-
couver, was released on his
own recognizance of $1,000
and one surety or cash of
$1,000. Mark Howard, 26, of
the

same address, was
released on his own
recognizance of $1,000,
without deposit. Chris
Lundquist, 30, of 1640
Eastern, North Van, was

released on $7,500 with one
surety or $5,000 cash.
Deborah Lynn Hewitt, 28, of
the same address, was
released on her own
recognizance of $3,000 with
one surety or $1,500 cash.

Peter Chutter, 22, of 270
West First Street, North
Vancouver, was released on
his own recognizance of
$7,500 with one surety.
Robert Brent Gibbons, 23,
of Kelowna, was released on
his own recognizance _ of
$3,000 with one or moré
sureties.

Robert Cullen, of
Toronto, appeared in
provincial court in North
Van Friday and was to be
released on his own

recognizince of $7,500 with
one surety or $3,000 cash
bail.

Peter Touchette, aged 20,
of no fixed address, was in
custody, due to appear in
court yesterday (Tuesday).

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STUDENTS

Gas dock attendants & float jockeys.
Apply in person March 6 & 7 to
marina office, 9a.m.-4p.m.

6695 Neison Ave., Horseshoe Bay

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