10 - Friday, May 15, 1992 - North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore
crimes:

REET TN ES
WEST VANCOUVER
BREAK AND ENTERS

6400-bik. Argyle Ave.

_ Alarm not hooked to monitor-
ing system. Stolen: Canon Al
Mark High camcorder. Value:
$2,300

$400-bIk. Marine Dr.

Entry/exit through window.
Stolen: cash and Toshiba dual
stereo. Value: $300.
2900-bik. Marine Dr.

Entry through dog door. Stolen:
stereo equipment, saxophone and
telephone. Value: $1,575.
2400-bIk. Marine Dr.

Locks to automatic doors pried.
No entry gained. Stolen: nil.
2500-blk. Haywood.

No forced entry to house.
Bedroom door forced, cracking
frame. Stolen: MTC CD player,
Sansui dual cassette tape deck and
jewelry. Value: $1,000.

WEST VANCOUVER
THEFTS FROM AUTOS

Whytecliff Park parking lot.

Window smashed. Stolen:
Novatel cell phone, black leather
purse and contents. Value: $1,050.
2300-bik. Kings Ave.

Gas cap pried from vehicle.
Stolen: gas. Value: $20.
900-bik. Crosscreek.

Passenger door pried. Stolen:
AM/FM cassette stereo. Value:

$400.
Horseshoe-Bay Ferry Terminal,

Removed from vehicle in park-
ing lot. Stolen: rear licence plate

— NFP-900. Value: $10.
Horseshoe Bay parking lot.

Four male youths seen in vehi-
cle. Stolen: 1986 Toyota van,
orange, BCI: RNJ-859. Value:
$10,000.
2200-bik. Bellevue.

Stolen from underground park-
ing. Car locked, alarm set, spare
key under rear fender. Stolen:
1991 Lexus 100, grey, BCL:
NVF-S11, Value: $60,000. .
600-bIk. Kenwood Rd. ~

Tires removed from vehicle
parked in carport using - special
tool as tires. had anti-theft
lugnuts. Stolen: three Ford
Mustang rims and Michelin tires.
Value: $1,000.
2200-bik. Kings.

Vehicle taken from driveway by
unknown means. Stolen: 1989
BMW 325SX, red, BCL: VWP-
833.-Value: $30,000.

Gleneagles overioad.

Vehicle located in ditch, doors
open and battery dead, no signs
of force. Stolen: 1980 Subaru,
white, BCL: MDL-342.
1900-blk. Bellevue.

Removed from vehicle while
parked at residence. Stolen: stock
hubcap. Value: $110.:
400-bIk. Macheth. .

Three vehicles entered. Stolen:
small change and _ cigarettes.
Value: $250.
3600-bIk.. Westmount.

Attempted theft of auto. Igni-
tion damaged.
1500-biIk. Esquimalt.

Removed from vehicle while in
parking lot. Stolen: rear licence
plate, LRV-055.

PF seorvee

Capilano #
Lake

Capilano River

_ NORTH VANCOUVER -
BREAK AND ENTERS

1000-bik. Premier St.

Entry- gained by prying door.
Stolen: microwave and coffee
machine.
906-bik. Strathrone Dr.

Entry gained by prying window.
Stolen: fax and T
2000-bik. Eddysione.

Entry gained by breaking win-
dow. Stolen: VCR and liquor.
200-bik. W. 2nd. St.

Entry gained by kicking in
door. Stolen: car stereos.
200-bik. E. Sth St. .

Entry gained by prying window.
Stolen: cash, crystal ornaments,
keys to zato and ’86 Buick Cen-

tury. 0
4000-bik. Ruth Cres.

No signs of forced entry.
Stolen: VCR.
100-bik. W. 13th St.

Entry gained by smashing glass
door. Stolen: cigarettes and small
amount of coins.
4000-bik. Giencanyon Dr.

Entry gained through unlocked
garage. Stolen: motorcycle, blow
torch, hydraulic jack and tanks. .

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s emour River

‘Ferry corp braces for heavy traffic

THE B.C. Ferry Corp.
(BCFC) is expecting a busy
time over the Victoria Day
long weekend.

“This' is the first holiday
weekend of the summer, and it’s
always a popular one for ferry
travel. We're doing everything we
can to make it easy for people to
get where they want to go,’ said
BCFC spokesman Bill Bouchard.

On the Horseshoe Bay-
Nanaimo route, scheduled sailings
are every two hours on the odd
hour from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Extra sailings have Ayeen sched-
uled for the holiday long
weekend:

@ Today and Monday there will
be sailings from Horseshoe Bay at
4:30 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. and from
Nanaimo at 2 p.m. and 7:15 p.m.

@ On Saturday, additional sail-

fers

Correction

Notice
On page 16 of Zellers (The
Great Outdoor Saie Cir-
cular), the price for the
Oscar Broom and Vileda
mop set, featured in our
Saturday Only promotion of
May 16th, should read set
of 2/$7.98, reg. $7.98 ea.

Zellers regrets any inconve-
nience this error may have
caused our customers.

_ ings will leave Horseshoe Bay at

8:30 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. and will
leave Nanaimo at 6 a.m. and
11:15 a.m,

As of June 26 there will be
24-hour service on the Horseshoe
Bay-Nanaimo route five days a
week throughout the summer
season.

Extra sailings have also been
scheduled | starting
Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay.

In addition to the Horseshoe
Bay-Nanaimo route, those bound
for Nanaimo and other mid-
Vancouver Island destinations can

today from |

take the Mid-Island Express
route, which makes. eight round-
trips daily between Tsawwassen

~ and Nanaimo from 5:30 a.m. to

I} p.m,

Planning ahead can make your
travels a lot smoother. Walk-on
passengers might consider leaving
their cars at hqme to save looking
for a parking space at the termi-
nal,’’ said Bouchard.

“And of course, during any
holiday weekend it’s essential to
give yourself extra time and get to
the terminal well ahead of the .
scheduled sailing.’’

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