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WEST VANCOUVER
BREAK AND ENTERS
May 29
1, 6600-blk. Royal Ave,
Atteinpt, Ventilation gull
Ui dees door to AEM toon
peed open and damaged [ty
HILEMPE CO gal tecess to
“room No enuy jal,
Stolen nih !
May 3)
2, 6O00-bk,: Westport Ia
Ground level home offlee
“window broken using an
- lbypact tool, "
Stolen C1 pliver,
approximately 5
GI's)" Rocky
Mountain” moun:
tabnbike, Values.
$2,000, ‘
3, 2100-btk,
Gordon Ave. +
Apartinent
entered by, ,
unknown suspect,
» Complainant's pills
found on kitchen
oor, hall rug dis:
turbed, No forced
etry, Appears key’
may have been used, Staten:
nil, :
- June l .
, 41400-bik, Marine Dr,
door, Eittry made through
broken window, Door still
locked, Stolen/recovered: cash
from metal sete, Value: $650,

Rock thrown through glass”

_§, 2000-bik, Fullerton Ave

., Miscellaneous fire, ,

WEST VAN THEFTS
; May 1
6. Glengary Cres...
~ Stolen from insecure care
‘port. Stolen: ehild’s mountain
bike, Value: $120,
Ma 5
7 2400- bik. Marine Dr. ©
Unknown suspect climbed
over fence at rear of store,
Stolen: bench seat, cedar bush,
maple tree, ground covers,
Value: $400,
8. 2400-bik. Marine Dr.
Shoplifting from Capers.
. Stolen/recovereds meat.
Value: $98,
"May 11
9, 2300-bIk. Queens Ave.
Stolen from yard, Stolen:
Ravine * L2espeed bike, Value:

S950
May 12
10. Park Royal South
Shoplifting at Supervalu,
Stulen/recovered: razors. -
Value: $229.
11. Park Royal North |
shophiting at The Bay.
oe Stolen/recovered: clothing. ,
12, 6400-blk. Bay St.
, House guest possible. SUS:
pect: Stolen: jewelry. *
Sn ip May 13
13. 1100-bIk. Gordon Ave,
Complainant observed two,

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\  suspects'go into yard and steal

bike. Stolen/recovered:
“Norco” bike, Value: $ 200.

Name:Adam David Coles
“Ages 2700 vr,

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» Offence: -br raching a
nizance. ;
Call NV RCMP at 985-1311

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May ho to June |-~ A, two tiotre (seven foot) inflat-
able bout atid outboard motor wore stolen from a back .- Fas
garago at a house In the 2600-block of Ottawa jn West
Vancouver. The stolon Item wero ‘valued at $2,600, The
boat was importod from Now Zoaland. Anyone with infor
mation is asked to call. Wost Van Police at 925-7300,

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AN inflatable boat, similar to this one, was stolen from a West Vancouver , S . '
garage between May 29 to June 1. . ore ene

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‘Name: Tyrone Blaine ‘Argyle’

Age: 18 Offeace: robbery,
possessing stolen property,
failing ‘tc go to court. Police

caution that Argyle may be-

violent jf approached.

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~ McGill mayhem looms for
. commuters this summer.

By lan Noble
News Reporter

SHADES .of last summer
will be cast on Second
Narrows commuters head-
ing downtown starting July
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According to Vancouver
communications
Scott Macrae, only one lane
in each direction on a section
of McGill between Rentrew
and the bridge will be open
from July 2'te Sept. 30.”
“We expect’ it will: slow

director

things down but at his stage

we don't know how much,”

said Macrae.
The repairs

are being

made to widen MeGill for a

high-oceupancy vehicle lane
and to build a new connector
for the Vancouver Port Corp.

There are alternatives to
what may be McGill‘ may-
hem.

Macrae said B.C, Transit
is one, and motorists could
use Hastings and First
Avenue as well,

There will also be other

road works at the same time
on Powell Street, Westbound
traffic on Powell will be
diverted at Clark Drive to
Hastings. “Traffic: will rejoin
Powell at Heatley, Avenue,
There will only: be one
lane available on Powell east-
bound in the same. section
throughout the same period,
Macrae, a North
Vancouver resident, takes the
Second Narrows to get to his
office at Cambie and 12th, *
“Fil be fooking tor alter-
natives, too,” he said.

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