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Pharmacy robbed again

A North Vancouver
pharmacy has been robbed
for the second time in four
weeks.

A man robbed Anderson's
Pharmacy at 273 Lonsdale
Avenue Tuesday afternoon
without holding anyone up
or even producing a weapon.

RCMP say the man
walked behind the counter
while it was unoccupied,
stole a bottle of codeine and
left the store. Store

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assistants did not challenge
him because of his menacing
attitude. and a threat he is
said to have made.

A’ 28-year-old North
Vancouver is due to appear
in provincial court May 10
on a charge of holding the
pharmacy owner
kitchen knife just over three
wecks earlier. .

Randall Arthur White, of
341 St. Patrick's, is charged

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with armed robbery as a
result of an incident March
31 when the store owner was
robbed of about $100 cash
by a man who held a knife at
an assistant’s throat and
demanded morphine.

On that occasion, an alert
bookkeeper working at the
back of the store sneaked
out and called the police
while the robbery was in
progress and RCMP officers
arrested White in the store.

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the whole controversy as to
whether lawyer’s should be
allowed to advertise, North
Vancouver’s Don Jabour,
may now be the-only lawyer
in B.C. not allowed to take
out ads.

Society has since come out
with a declaration that
lawyers are able to advertise
their services, Jabour had
previously. given an under-
taking not to advertise until

had been settled.

' And even though a B.C.
Supreme Court judge,

. Justice A.A... Mackoff, came

out with a ruling two weeks
ago, this past week the case
looked as if it could still drag
on even longer as the law
society gave notice of appeal
against the decision.

Jabour, who runs the
North Shore Neighborhood
Legal Clinic ‘at 142A West
1Sth. Street in North Van,
was expecting to hear by
tomorrow (Monday) whether
the society has decided to
actually go ahead with the
appeal or finally concede.

And he was hoping by then
to have determined whether
he can advertise and to just
what extent.

law society 15 months ago
when he took advertisements
in the North Shore News and
other papers detailing his
charges for specific legal
services. Now he wants to
resume similiar advertising.

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Jabour raised the ire of the .

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He was expecting, the
benchers of the law society to
meet Friday to discuss the
question of appealing the
supreme court decision and
hoped the question of his
own advertising, relieving
him of his undertaking,
would be settled.

Mr. Justice Mackoff had
declared that the Combines

Investigation Act of unfair

trade restrictions applied to
the law society -because of
their prohibition: on. adverti-
sing. He also ruled that the
Legal Professions Act did not

_allow the benchers to prohibit
although. -they - -
‘could regulate it.

advertising,

What | still had to be
determined this week was if
such control over regulating
advertising included deciding
whether lawyers could quote
sample fees.

As for the question of his
undertaking, Jabour said
that if the law society

wanted to continue with
contesting the matter the
court would have to: go

Less rights than other lawyers?

further and: specifically
ascertain whether the society
had in fact contravened the -
Combines- Act. | ;

' Before the original court
case, the benchers had.
sought to suspend: Jabour
form. the society.

Even. as..Jabour waits,
lawyer -Howard’ Smith, this

‘week took out a two. column

ad in. the North Shore News.

Another lawyer watching
the case very closely is Jack
James, who runs the publish-
ing company: International |
Self-Counsel Press. __

The law society had also *
attempted to discipline him
for advertising but then
modified their objection to
the illegal practice of law by
a company. -

James is scheduled to go
to Supreme court over the
issue May 22 but thinks the |
matter may be dropped then
if the society decides not to
continue with its opposition

“to Jabour.

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