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TOPPING THINGS OFF. ‘Firefighters, hampered by the roof which caved i in,
battle Delbrook’s flaining south west corner [NEWS photo] - ad

‘District Fire Chief Bob ‘McDonald. late Tuesday.

a “Fire | investi ators -have alarm was. ‘sounded ~ about rr Qo. Ve Qo Lf] Vie FEE Ged By ay aor i 7 yo Fee
-* “found burnt patterns inside 12:40 a.m. Friday by a _ More pic tures page 37.
*. *. the Delbrook school building resident near the school.

* . consistent with those of a
1." flammable liquid or chem- ‘‘We'’ve established that -
'. - ical,and we have now turned the fire. started in. the’
the. case over to the criminal woodwork shop on the main .
'.° investigation branch of the floor of the main wing, which |
oo North Vancouver RCMP." he runs east to west,”’.
added. “. . McDonald explained, but we ©

re haven't determined exactly
“The . damage estimate where inside the shop."

could be ‘‘as high as $2 .
million,” according to a Assistant Supt. of Schools

lenhe : <. .  D.H. Jennings, assured stu-
a schoo! board official. dents at Delbrook, which was

So The’ arson angle bombsell fully insured for $3 million,
came after an intensive that the. Board has had

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impairment blamed
Stephen Majoros, ‘50, of 1102, suite 1 50 24th Street,

W.YV. Faas been charged with tanaited. driving after a
' four-car collision resulting ‘ina total $8,000 fiama ge.

probe by three agencies into | ™any phone calls about : io | ed : Bette 6; |||} | Mingoros’ car received. $2,000 worth of damage. Two ‘of
the early Friday morning fire 9 'Surance claims for personal 4 i, \Or OE CU IGE . ‘three cars, which were parked, cach received $500
which took the 20-year-old. Property lost in the Delbrook ve 7 nh 7 ’

» daninge. The third, a plekup truck, was totalled at

school out of commission. ‘fire, “The Board will be . $5,000.

mailing information on claim
_°- Inspectors from the North Precedures to all parents as
- -‘Van District Fire Dept., the well as giving instructions to

RCMP, and agents of the Students,"’ Jennings said. _ ‘Ban on stun-gun evidence

. Provincial Fire Marshall's Teor .

_.. Office; have been wading While investigators _pro- | ? | ! tee mo A. Port Coquitlam judge has ordered o ban on
: Rican ‘sporadic pools of need mammoth job in ae ttie ee SIE: SPS ce, a publication of evidence in a dart-gun incident Involving
Do at arre ip- ac a eaters avery ORO 4 sn ets ost Vancouv wyer Howard Victor R 58, of 101

Esquimalt, W.V. Ross, who has appeared in Coquitlam
provincial court in a preliminary hearing, has been
charged with wounding and possession of a prohibited
weapon In an Incident when Harold Thielman, 40, of Port

chool in attempts to pine iciently (is possible to relo-
' point the cause cate the 850 = displaced
P - | students, Jennings added. ~""

Co Thirty-five District _fire- | 5

“Tg keep the students Coquitlam, was aceedly shot twlee Oct. 6 with darts
- fighters, ai Wf roducing a -volt electric shock. The accused.
fee ely atped at ron together and enable them to e ° : n

| originally charged. with attempted murder, has elected
580,000 gallons of water in GUTTED HALLWAY seen from south west comer of trial by judge.

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