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susp.oct fled on foot south to
29th, east to Mahon

from an

District of and

North Vancouver who was then south on Mahon
in the process of pomp to Described as a white male
make a bank deposit from 28 to VS years of age,
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Vancouver ROMP. the and weighing approximately
suspect was noticed reading 18O Ibs) the suspect had a
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ONE MAN was killed and
two others injured in a three
vehicle crash in the 4200
block of the Upper Levels
Highway early Saturday
morning.

At presstime, West Van-

couver police said the body
of the dead man had yet to
be positively idenufied due
to severe burns suffered in
the accident. No identifica-
tion was found in the 1973
Austin Mim he was driving.
The crash occurred at 2:15
a.m. when the Mini,
travelling eastbound .in the

THE PEMBERTON pub
issue has been deferred until
North Vancouver District
Council receives written
clarification from the pro-
vincial Liquor Control and
Licensing Branch regarding
the question of jurisdiction
in connection with the ex-
tension of pub hours in
municipalities.

Ald. Joan Gadsby called
for the deferral, citing the
recent’ situation in West
Vancouver where the gov-
ernment extended the hours
of a neighborhood pub
without first consulting with
West Vancouver municipal
officials.

Council ts also requesting
that the government
supulate what type of con-
ferral the mumicipality can
expect in the future from the
Branch in respect to pub
hours

further motion by
review
of the ongoing noise and
other problems on the west

baggy sweatpants with a side of Pemberton Ave in
drawstring and running order to determine what. if
shoes

Pohce say the suspect was
friendly to passersby in the
atea prior to the robbery
attempt, andi suspected of
having had a vebicke parked
mithe area

He did not obfain any of
the bank deposit which
contamed a simall arount of

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2nd Floor 1353 Poensberton Ave .

Personal injury claims”
and
Wrongful dismissal claims

(Free initial consuftations)
Contact Michael }. Slater

Fox, Morgan, Slater & Phillips

Bacnators and Sotichors

669-3441

1465-1168 Alberni Streat Vancouver, Rritish Cotunbia VGE 373

A5 - Wednesday, June 13, 1984 - North Shore News

westbound lane of the Upper
Levels, collided head-on
with a 1980 Volvo driven by
Eric Annett of West
Vancouver.

The third vehicle involved,
a 1969 Firebird driven by
Peter Merler, also of West
Vancouver, was behind the
Volvo at the time of the
crash.

The three men were taken
to Lions Gate Hospital
where the driver of the Mini
was pronounced dead at 5:25
a.m.

Annett,
rently

age 21, 1s
listed in

cur-
stable

PEMBERTON ON HOLD

Pub hours de

any, acuion can be taken by
District to rectify the
situation. : .
The Pemberton pub,
targeted for 135 Pemberton
Avenue, was the subject of a
public hearing last week,

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FLAMES SEEN IN VANCOUVER
Car crash victim

still unidentified

condition. The extent of his
injuries were not known at
presstime.

Merler, 26, was taken to
hospital but later discharged.

The highway was closed
from Westmount to
Horseshoe Bay until 5:30
a.m. Saturday. Police said
they do not know how the
Mini managed to get into the
westbound lanes.

The flames from. the
wreckage were reportedly
visible in areas of
Vancouver.

ated

during which several
residents’ groups voiced
their concerns about possible
noise and vandalism pro-
blems which might result
from the pub’s presence in
the Norgate neighborhood.

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