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A NORTH Vancouver man

was treated at Lions Gate
Hospital Saturday after he
was struck by pieces of an
acrosol can that cxploded in
his fireplace.

R. A. Westmoreland of
935 Shavington was burning
a bag of paper an his fireplace
when the acrosol container
exploded.

The resulting fire was cx
t(enpegeurshed by
Westmorcland’s son while his
wife took him to hospital for
treatement

North Vancouver City fire
department officials, who ar
naved to find the situation
under control, arc urging
residents to check carefully
before Durning anything in
furcplaces or wood stoves

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AS - Wednesday, January 18, 1984 - North Shore News

POLICE FORCES in both North and West Van-
couver are hot on the trail of armed bandits after a
pair of weekend incidents.

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in North Vancouver, a
luckless clerk at Mark’s
Work Wearhouse on
Lonsdale was struck on the
head several times by a han-
dgun during a robbery of that
store.

In Horseshoe Bay, mean-
while, three victims of a
knife-wielding thief gave
chase but were unsuccessful
in capturing him.

The North Vancouver rob-
bery took place shortly after
9 p.m. Sunday when a lone
male walked into Mark’s
Work Wearhouse and pro-
duced the handgun.

The man, his features
covered by a balaclava, forc-
ed the employee to open a
safe and hand over the
money inside.

During the course of the °

robbery, the clerk was struck
several times on the head
with the handgun.

The thief escaped out the
rear door of the business with
what police say was a
‘‘substantial’’ amount of
money. A police dog taken to
the scene shortly after the
theft was unable to pick up
the man’s scent.

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The thief is described as
between five feet 10 inches
and five feet, Il inches in
height, with a slim build. He
was wearing a tan ski jacket
at the time.

The West Vancouver rob-

bery took place Sunday
about 30 minutes after
midnight.

Three employees of the
Troller Pub were walking to
the nearby Canadian Im-
perial Bank of Commerce
with the evening’s receipts
when they were accosted by a
man wearing a ski mask and
armed with a knife.

The man demanded the

cash and then started to run
away when it was handed
over.

The three victims gave
chase. One caught the crook,
who turned on him, still
brandishing the knife, and
told him to back off.

The wary victim did so and
the thief scrambled away.

West Vancouver Police ar-
rived on the scene with a
tracking dog but were unable
to find the thief.

The robber is five feet,
eight inches tall, weighs 150
pounds and is in his early 20s.

Anyone with information
on either theft ts asked to
contact the North Vancouver
RCMP at 985-1311 or the
West Vancouver Police at
922-4141.

Tree bylaw coming

NORTH VANCOUVER
District Council will consider
a bylaw next Monday to deal
with the removal of
dangerous trees.

The new document will be
replacing Dangerous Trees
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in accordance with section
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