N. Van woman
killed im crash

A NORTH VANCOUVER woman died after he vehicle was
struck broadside by another at the intersection of loth Street and
Grand Boulevard Thursday morning.

Edith Margaret McDouald, 61, was driving westbound on 13th
Street at 8:05 a.m. when she was hit be a car traselling northbound
on Grand Boulevard. She was taken to Lions Gate Hos dital, but
died shortly after as a result of injuries suffered in the accident,

The driver of the other vehicle was Cindy Schimnosks, 19, of
Regina, Saskatchewan,

North Vancouver RCMP ave still investigating.

Stuffed hird
flys coop

A STUFFED hatd eagle has flown the coop.

The bird was reported missing earlier this month and police are
continuing their investigation.

The bird, valued at approximately $1,500, went missing from a
business in the 1300-block of Marine Drive.

It is iNegal to possess an eagle without a Wildlife Conservation
Branch permit, but in certain circumstances a permit is issued.

Anyone with information about the bird’s disappearance is asked
to contact North Vancouver RCMP at 985-1311 or Crimestoppers
at 669-TIPS.

Tools taken
in break-in

CIGARETTES AND TOOLS were stolen from a North Vancouver
gas station in the early hours of July 14.

orth Vancouver RCMP recovered the stolen property after
searching a Lower Capilano road residynce.

Charges are pending against two North Vancouver young of-
fenders.

Lost jewelry,
lost job

A UBC archifecture student lost his summer job after leaving his
wares at a North Vancouver bus-stop recently.

Stefan Wiedemann, 25, is working his way through college by
selling silver jewelry that he imports from Katmandu, Nepal.

On Sunday (July 13) morning he left the jewelry, valued at ap-
proximately $1,200, at the Marine Drive and Capilano Road bus-
stop.

When he arrived in Vancouver he immediately called friends who
work at the International Phiza to check the bus-step, but the 100
pieces of jewelry were yone.

Wiedemann, who was visiting his mother in North Vancouver at
the time, reported the loss to North Vancouver RCMP and the
West Vancouver Police.

Anyone with information can contact Wiedemann directly at
732-1449.

Toppiled terminal
repaired

REPAIRS fO North Vancouver's Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
wheat terminal were completed Wednesday. sik duys after its dock
was struck by a Soviet freighter,

The freighter did an estimated $85,000 damage to the structure.
The wheat pool is is located on Low Level Road just west of Ca-
nudian Occidental Petroleum.

The damage estimate does not include the cost of having the
terminal idled for six days.

The freighter’s owner, the Soviet Far Eastern Shipping Co., was
required to post a $400,000 bend to cover damage claims.

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