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THE Western Lacrosac | .

UCUON North Shore indians

onthe verge of leaving North
Acouver and relocating { in

reaps. dis Pay Quaraety

by Baker said Ue nverars: ws
OE an thesnese preipeisal an Jani

At needs the approval of the 4
fof The siv stuny governors.

The’ proposalow hie’ Baker’ had | heen
preparing sitice, laste September, «already
cme: before the board on Nov, 28 ba
marrow iy Missed approval witha 334678,

“Thev've aaever really muved:a team
hut of the Lower Mainland. 1 appreciate:
owhere -thew’re | contig. front becatise
‘change n be scary,” said Baker. wees

One oF the issues the Indians will have“
oe work aur if: the maveis: apprased.-
cinvalves. the Increased travel costs. ih

aker. said the idians’ plan’ calls: tor
team: ts tor all rhe travel costs ot
siting teams.as well-as theirawa.. |

“Reasons for the impending

jany, burs Baker makes na’ sec
touch of bitterness toward the lide
enitity’s lack of support and-the resultant,
cash crunch the. teanvhas faced: ie
“ty wasevere: difficulty: PF found) ta:
operaie there (North Vancouver) and no?
Pome: was? keen rg ‘keeps ity, the said"
“Baker, as he payt ¥ atrendance is pathet."
“The fey uwork
oy Jephone ie where
“potential fans coule register their interest
in’ purchasing tickets for games should,
“the team make the ms .

To date, 130 penentia ticke

have ‘didled:in’

ca cep Lot prewidling tale ively i tor the
o's “youth, whe would

owner) feltit “wan't panning Ul
tA). level.’ N lor of

aps
ids ticaspife
“10 continue.
esthe has:
+ Baker. said

nd. bring in A ers 1
id Wayne Bakers!
spending the ;

“and arra ned. ta'nieet him in Burnaby

os Reporter.
ert@nsnew

One of the men told Kyle, who is als

arcantique dealer, that h “mother had

died and Jett behind ‘sonie ‘arts The:

man-told Rule he wanted tw sell tie! u
“cobjeets. :

accompanied them 10. Surrey,
the. g cong «af the enn

“his own beg

upporters won't have a
m to‘cheer for if its °°
nagement is’ success

ful in: convincing the

Association board of
governors will vote on,
‘the Proposal o on Jan. 9. °

hat he

SE velund ed

phoned E

as

. tothe hous lye

shad started to pile
riding art

a months
the house. Ky cw inable rowwalk on .
: . ww inthe: knee

aKvle: agreed to areet “the men ‘and: che, had: received ‘diving ‘the “earlier 5
melee. The kidnappers? carried” him |
inside: and 4 cut all thet ‘lephone fines.

ne rien 4 phon ‘the! police and all
_Ahree: men were apprehended.”

sHiltz was’ in custody) fors 18
re his*trial, bar did. not’
giv “evidence and offered no explana
tion for his actions

i Dring the appeal, . ‘his lawyer!
srgued: itz” ;
sonable.” *

“But ‘the three judges: presiding

: over the appeal, disagreed.

posed on the present applicantiis a
“sentence within the“ range for thes

|

; sentence. wa “unrea- wey

~ appointed
as judge

NOR VE Vaneau :

) hawyer t

Pothecary Nin Rhewes
appointed aa provin:
clad sourtjudee

uf ‘the Sune vRE uP
detachpient in the Yescuc:
effort, ‘ .
They. treated other, aye:
bers at the party. tor sti»
cohypothieraia, cle
oditticulr terrain
© prevented rescpers:trom resell
ing the: victim. pprosiinately!
fives haute. later, at about 1)"
pn. wo rescite meinbiery,

4 helicopter that had been

patched | front Como

“determined the: bos
ble to reese his!

. Seattennpis 10 reves
he bn sere, abana med at 3
esa nent

fay: rescue. Many

The hei opter Handed bin
‘and after re i

TAME Aas OL:
“tine pending:
neveor kin:

ewspapers,
sseirted ‘debris: sever
deh filled almost
rof the hous
~Suprem
~ fustice: Wally Oppal called ‘the
“living conditions’ leplorable

and -vstated’ thats: Barbara

MeCune could only have
“her imeals while sitting onthe
toilet ui among the
Her death was
“blow tothe i :
‘A pathologist te
“the j injury could nothave. e been