Gas station, store

hit by robbers

ROBBERS TOOK the money and ran in two separate robberies last
week in North Voncouver.

Two Caucasian males in their mid to late 20s helc up a male at-
tendant at a gas station located on West 3rd Street Nov. 18 at 10:40
p.m. Fhe men said they had a gun, were given an undisclosed
amount of cash, and left the scene.

Police believe a car was used (to fice the scene. A police dog,
brought in to track the suspects, led police east on Keith to the
Delbruck Avenue area, where the track was lost.

Meanwhile on Nov. 17, a corner grocery store, located on East
3rd Street, was hit by a lone black male in his late teens or early
20s, who held up the storekeeper with a knife.

The suspect struck just before 8 p.m. and fled on foot with the
foot.

Investigation by North Vancouver RCMP continues.

Mian jailed for
prohibited driving

A 20-YEAR-OLD Burnaby man was sentenced to seven days in jaii
Nov. 22 in North Vancouver provincial coart.

Randall Matthew Hubbs was found guilty of two charges of
driving a car while prohibited from coing so by a court order.

The two counts are in connection with a July 9 incident when
Hubbs was found driving on Arborlyan Drive and at Welch St. and
Pemberton Ave. in North Vancouver.

Judge J.B. Paradis atso fined Hubbs $150 and suspended his
driver's licence for one year.

Residents win
lottery prizes

TWO NORTH Vancouver resi-
dents recently won a total of
$20,690 on twe lottery tickets.

Jeff Marshali won $10,000
when he scratched a Classic Cars
instamt ticket. The 26-year-old
employee with Ferguson Moving
& Storage in West Vancouver
had bought two tickets. He won
$2 on the other ticket.

SEFF Marshall

. Jaclyn Brommeland, mean-
Fickzr.

while, won $10,000 and a Sony
Walkman after she bought a
Holiday Surprize ticket while she
was on her Junch hour.

The 22-year-old secretary for
West Vancouver's Piteau
Assccistes Engineering Ltd. said
she planned to put ker winnings
in the bank.

rae ge er a Marshall said he, too, would
JACLYN Brommeltangd Put bis prize money in the bank
..-$10,000 in the bank. after paying off some bills.

Santa’s mailing
address revealed

MORE THAN 40,000 children received replies from Santa during
last year’s holiday season.

The joliiest of elves and his team of volunteers are expected to
have an even busier time responding this year.

Some of the letters received come from as far away as Australia,
Chios, Japan and the Philippines. Mail letters to Santa early and
include a fuil address and postal code so Santa can answer you.

Write the big guy with the long white beard by sending s letter
to: Santa Claus, North Pole, Canada, HOH OHO.

SENIORS’ CLINIC

5 - Sunday, November 26 , 1989 - North Shore iwews

Prescriptions reviewed

NORTH SHORE seniors will have
an opportunity to review their
prescription and aon-prescription
medications with a pharmacist at
a Brown Bag clinic, Tuesday, Nov.
28, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

In a free-of-charge, one-on-one
consultation, pharmacists will
counsel seniors on possible adverse
effects of medications and will give
seniors safety tips on medication
use and storage. The local clinic is
one of seven pilot Brown Bag
clinics to be held throughout the
province. Seniors’ Resource and
Research Society, funded by the
Ministry of Health through the
Seniors Drug Action Program, is
coordinating the clinic program.

For safe medication use, the
Seniors Drug Action Program
recommends the following:

Do not share or take anyone
else’s medicine

DENTURE

© Do net double up cn the next
dose if you miss one

* Do not hoard unused medicines
— dispose of them

© Do not store several prescription
drugs in the same container

© Do not stop taking a prescribed
medication without talking to your
doctor

¢ Do not stop a newly prescribed
drug for minor side effects — con-
tact your doctor or pharmacist
*Do not take alcohol with
prescription drugs unless you have
discussed it with your doctor

® Talk to your doctor or phar-
macist before you begin taking
non-prescription medicine.

Seniors interested in atiending
the Nov. 28 clinic at Delbrook
Plaza, 3741 Delbrook Avenue,
should call 985-3852 to make an
appointment.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

We will be terminating our Park Royal Lease
January 31, 1990, and would like to take this op-
portunity to thank ali cur loyal customers and
friends who have supported us over the past 6

years. Many thanks.

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