A9 - Sunday, January 29, 1984 - North Shore News

North Van man
collects for attack
outside cabaret.

A NORTH Vancouver man
who was attacked without
warning outside a cabaret has
been awarded $1,310 for loss
of wages and injuries he suf-
fered by the Criminal Injury
Compensation fund.

The award made to the
unidentified 30-year-old man
was one of 70, totalling
$161,527, announced for
December, 1983.

The man received the com-
’ pensation for contusions of
the left eye and cheek and for
a strained right elbow.
Under the Criminal Injury’
Compensation Act, anyone
who is a victim. of crime in
B.C. may apply for and
_feceive compensation from
the Workers Compensation
Board-administered fund.

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poses with some of her wares wonders what

happened to the Bird of Paradise porcelain jar stolen just

before Christmas. Errington is offering a reward-of $75

worth-of goods from the store for the jar’s return. If you

have any information on the $250 piece of art, contact her
at 988-6422. .-- Beet

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have made off with the five-
foot, green. Admiral freezer
and.its.load.of $600 worth of
’ meat and-other ‘groceries.

'. Anyone with information

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