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ALL THE THRILLS of the Pacific National Exhibition midway with its sp

handreds of North Shore residecats and theis families ns the big annual fair cnicred its final week Tuesday. The fuo
continucs daily through Labor Day acat Monday (Terry Peters photo).

at new rides were being cnjoyed by

short of voters: p.A3

But ‘we'll recover’,
says Catalena executive

By TERRY LAVENDER

Monty Hall wouldn't make a deal with Catalena
Productions so the West Vancouver company

went bankrupt Monday.

The host of the popular~
syndicated Let's Make a
Deal television game show
and ae partner of his
petitioned Catalena into
bankruptcy Monday in B.C.
Supreme Court, claiming in
the petition that Catalena

had failed to pay over
$210,000 owed to the two for
“services rendered.”

Justice G.L. Murray
refused a Catalena request
for a week's extension to
allow the company to try to

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IN SUPREME COURT

NV lawyer's
fate hanging

in the balance

By CHRIS LLOYD

North Vancouver lawyer Donald Jabour has
more interest than most in the Supreme Court of

Canada
stitutional package.

For when that is out of
the way maybe the same
Conert will get oon wath
handing down the judgement
that will decide whether of
not te will be allowed to
continue practising as oa
lawyer

That ou where his ruanan
with the B ¢ Law Society
over his right Co advertise tes
SCEVEC ES currently SAEs
before the highest court in
the land which having heard
the case has yet bo give ia
puadge ment

Phe case was heard oon
Ottawa back an May when
representatives oof SUK
provinces cand three law
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reaching ai decision over

the con-

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