, Page 4, Apsil iM, 1979 - North Shore News

‘Mur ‘ jered gil found i in kitchen of Westlynn home.

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The Jacklins are known i in

the community as**a very

religious family and as being

active in St. Stephen's

- Roman Catholic Church at.

"1360. East 24th Street for a
’ number of years.

_ Neighbors say that Mark
' Jacklin had become very
involved in meditation “and

was geting quieter and
quieter”.

A neighbor who asked if

there was anything he could. -
do to help -was told by the
father: “No, just pray.”

a Another neighbor, who is

& nurse, went into the

Jacklin home to help and it is.

understood that various
neighbors cleaned up the

‘hhouse while the Jacklins

were_out. Several of Carol-
Ann’s friends met there

.. Saturday evening to talk of
- the friend they had lost.

People |

and sorrow at the situation.

‘Among these is North
Vancouver City Mayor Jack

Loucks, who was principal
of Eastview Elementary
School- when the Jacklin
children were there.

FINEFAMILY

‘Loucks ‘described the -

Jacklins as “a very ‘fine
family” and said he had met
the parents in recent weeks.
He said-he is both shocked
and saddened by what has
taken place.

-who knew the -
. family have expressed shock

‘Mark and Carol-Ann were.
the fourth and fifth children
. tively of the Jacklin
family and a neighbor

‘commented: “They are all”
mice kids

and deeply
religious. They were a very
gentle family.”

The neighbor said of Mark
Jacklin: “He was very quict.
He always just said hello and
was a pleasant enough kid.”

_ A schoolfriend of Mark -

Jacklin who graduated with

_ him last ‘summer called at

the News to assure:

“Mark
was not a violent person. He
was not a mean person and
never took any aggression
out on anybody.”. :

Informed of the: murder
charge facing his friend, he
commented: “It’s hard to
believe. He was such a good

guy.

He told the News Mark
was known as a hardworking
student of German and other -
languages and was con-
sidering going to Capilano,
College.

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The spokesman said there
was yelling and drinking and
swearing in the street, and
indications a couple of
people had been in a fight.

He said the police officers
requested the  partiers
disperse, “but with little
success”.

OFFICER WAS JUMPED

“One of the officers went
to look at an injured per-
son,” the spokesman siad,
and at that poing he was
‘jumped from behind. One of
the first people to assault the
officer, he alleged, was the
injured person he had gone
to assist.

“Others came into the
brawl,” the spokesman said,
and another office was
assaulted. Rocks were also
thrown at the police, he said.

The party got noisier, the
spokesman said, and at one
point six police officers and
a reserve were on the scene
trying to disperse the people.

At 1:30 a.m. the police
wagon arrived and a number
of people were taken into
custody. By 2 a.m., the
spokesman said, the par-
tygoers had dispersed. The
two police officers who had
been assaulted suffered no
serious injuries, he added.

Police say it appears the
gathering was a continuation
of an earlier disturbance in
the MacDonald's parking lot
at 1400 Marine Drive.

At) 8:30 p.m... the
spokesman said, a group of
40 youths were dispersed for
being rowdy in the parking
lot. Many of these people

start ruckus

turned up at the later party,
he said.

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The people who were on
the street when the police
arrived, were trying to crash
a party, police say. A police
spokesman said the host of
the party called to complain
about the disturbance at
about just the time police
arrived on the scence.

Facing charges of
assaulting a police officer
are, Russell George Tarling,
17 of 1110 Queens Avenue;
Alan John Reber, 19, of 5709
Marine Drive, both of West
Van, Robert Scott Parker,
19, of 1307-2008 Fullerton
Avenuc, and a 16-year-old
female, both of North Van.

Charged with obstructing
a police officer are Tarling,
the 16-year-old, Michael
Muelleder, 20, 1045 20th
Street, and Robert John
Aylesworth, 19, of 1208-2020
Bellevue Avenue, both of
West Van.

Charged with creating a
disturbance are, Tarling, the
16-year-old juvenile, Reber,
Muecelleder, Parker,
Aylesworth, and Jerald
Mathias Gillis, 20, Suite 212-
269 East Fourth Avenue in
North Van.

All of the accused were
released on their own
recognizance, police say,
and will appear in court at a
later date.

West Vancouver Police
report that people have
recently reported a number
of items such as wallets aud
1.D. going missing al partics.
They caution hosts te know

who they've invited to a
party, and to watch for
crashers.

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