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. tomorrow night? Left, NDP leader Dave Barrett mobbed by a friendly North

Vancouver throng when he addressed Burrard shipyard workers Tuesday noon. Right, Premier Bill Bennett with young Paul. Gauthier
ions’ fundraising drive for crippled children. ”

(Timmy) during a recent visit to the G.F. Strong Rehabilitation Centre for the kickoff of a L

See Election Countdown, page 8. (Ellsworth Dickson and Bob Dibble photos).

Trial for Lynn Valley man

‘Murdered sister’ case opens in N

A 19-year-old Lynn Valley .

man has been sent for trial
by judge and jury at
Vancouver County Court,
charged with the murder of
his younger sister.

Mark Jacklin was remand-
ed in custody after a
preliminary hearing in North
Vancouver Provincial Court
Monday.

Seventeen year-old Carol-
Ann Jacklin had been found
by her father, Gordon
Jacklin, lying on the kitchen
floor of the family home,
April 7, with multiple stab
wounds.

Neighbors had said at the
time that most of the Jacklins

—there dre nine children in
the family—were out at the
time of the tragedy and that
Gordon Jacklin had returned
after taking a son to a soccer
game.

Judge C.I. Walker granted
an application for a ban on
publication of evidence at the
preliminary hearing.

Gordon Jacklin appeared
calm and composed as he
gave evidence at the Monday
hearing, while another of his
daughters kept a tight grip
on her mother’s hand in the
public seats. At the morning
recess the daughter rushed
forward and embraced her
brother Mark.

NEWS to help students

The News is going to help
students with their search for,
summer employment.

As space permits in our
classified section we will be
running ads from students
looking for a summer job.

ALL TRADES
ALL SUBURBS
7 DAYS A WEEK

blue army
872-8611

Lact self employed tradasman will

onlimate competitively — quarantuor
fin Own work and charges you direct

The ads must be either
mailed in to the North Shore
News, 1139 Lonsdale, V7M
2H4, or brought in to the
receptionist.

Mark the’ envelope
‘Student employment.’

No phone calls please.

Summer
SCREENS

for wood &
aluminum sash

Call for —
free estimates

Larry 986-1898
Peter 985-6225

piee— elect.

Joy in Victoria!

For once, lets put a litt

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Joy Gilmore!

because ~
Joy Gilmore
believes....

That taxation in British Columbia is
oppressive. Government spending
(probably the greatest cause of In-
flation) must be brought under control.
We need less, not more government
in our lives. .

The best way to. stimulate the
economy and to create new jobs is to
permit more people to hold onto more
of thelr earnings. The Progressive
Conservative party is committed to
eliminating the B.C Sales Tax.

Home owners should not single-
handedly bear the cost of education
A PC_) government will remove
education taxes from property

Essential programs such as hospitals
and health care, help for the aged and
handicapped. for children with special
needs should not be compromised so
that government can amass huge
budget surpluses

We must work toward better labour
management relations The great
potential of British Columbia will never
be realised while strikes and lockouts
persist

It's time to stop penalizing our senior
citizens They deserve to enjoy thelr
retrement years with adequate in

come, proper care, and security

The constituents of North Vancouver.
Seymour deserve the _ best
representation possible, through a
member of the Legislature who 15
assessible and responsive to ther
needs and concerns

Gilmore, Joy A.

Protection
a hot job

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Bed for the

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of flying

Barb's afraid

PAGE 73

Pious
Can’t fail

Hollandaise
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