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_ |Attempted. murder

charge trial set

A 25-YEAR-OLD North: Vancouver woman has been remanded to
May 13 to, stand trial in North’ Vancouver provincial court on
charges of attempted murder and apgeravated ‘assault,

Shelley Darlene Spence is charged i in connection with an incident
Saturday in which Norman James Ready was allegedly attacked

* with a knife and stabbed. !

The 47-year-old man was taken to Lions Gate Hospital suffering
from stab wounds to the chest and upper abdomen. He remains j in
critical condition at LGH following surgery.

North Vancouver RCMP and North Vancouver unit Provincial
Ambulance Service paramedics responded at approximately. 5 p.m.
April 9 to a home the couple; shared in the 900- block of, Premict -
Street...) i

NS Ready was rushed to LGH with paramedics applying intravenous
‘ therapy ‘and antishock trousers to'counteract the victim’s Mood

uspect, a-black man, approximately 6-feet toil and wes
‘dark: beret and denim outfit,entered the, bank , at approxim:
small handgun and dashed off with “ plastic

: cdopted in West Vancouver last October have been rescinded:

} aegording to dirceter of”
erry: ‘Lambert, s0'00 his. recommendation, West Van- .

ict ‘Councit. voted Monday to hift’ the restrictions.

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| COURTHOUSE AREA Hf»

| AM. Van park land preserved

From page. 4
” Stat recommended the scheme
“because from a -land use and

’ engincering perspective, it was the

most logical, said Derwyn Owen,
director of Purchasing and Prap-
erty Services.

vin a report to council Owen said

“ Greenwood Park on the other side ¢
“of Grand Boulevard provides am-

ple park lend for the community
and Block 220A is unsuitable for

park because the steep slope of the |

land would make: park develop-
ment difficult. 2 |

Ald. Stella Jo ‘Dean said
wanted to preserve the park
wilderness for esthetic and, moral
reasons. n

“3 feel a moval obligation to
that council (in 1912) who had the
foresight to expect such high den-
sity later on. Now the density is so
high you can hardly breathe," she

said, ‘L-think itis marvellous to see

a bit of wilderness and that people

_ can see the birds."

Mayor Loucks argued the land
should be developed: He - said

/ things ha aye changed since. 1912 and

now the trees on the block pose a
traffic hazard.

concluded.

WE. BUY
ANY OLD

Kt. GOLD|

THE GOLD POST

1207 West 16th St. (at Pomberton):

# (behind MDavalds, WLW.) + :

she a

“They ‘are not ’
starved for parks in that area.”’ he’

Had council vited to continue

wend have spent $154, 000 to ser-
the rezoning process, the city

vice the jand for residential use.

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A : ' oust 1 mo SAVE.

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