JOY LOVES | flying,
waterskiing and golf.
This fall she will be
studying hairdressing
and wants to learn to
sky dive. (Ellsworth
Dickson photo)

A rugby playe
Jeremy
Once bragged of nis
strength & vinlity
But now that he's old
Its tomy were told
Even marathons tax his
agility
40th Jeremy
Joe, Mike & Lorry

669-4345

THE
SEAMLESS
AVESTROUGH

CRAFTSMEN

AS - Wednesday, September 22, 1982 - North Shore News

lert citizen praised —

for arrest of suspects

A RESIDENT who became
suspicious by the activities of
two men in a rented truck
she saw in her Burnaby
neighborhood is getting the
credit for the arrest of
suspects wanted for thefts in
North Vancouver.

The woman called RCMP
in Burnaby Monday after her
suspicions were raised by a
U-Haul she saw. It was
found the truck had been
Stolen from the U-Haul
depot on Main Street in
North Vancouver’ by
someone who had retrieved
the keys after the person the
truck had been rented to had
dropped them through the
mailbox of the depot upon
returning the truck.

RCMP officers from North
Van went to Burnaby and
followed the truck to a
marine equipment business
in Vancouver.

When they checked inside
the truck they found at Jeast
$20;000 worth of marine
equipment which had been
stolen from the federal
fisheries building on Welch
Street in North Van.

RCMP say the haul in-
cluded expensive items such
as a boat motor and un-
derwater video camera and
they allege the intention was
to sell it to the Vancouver
marine business.

Charged with break and
entry and theft, as well as
possession of — stolen

property, are Christopher
Michael Seymour, aged 25,
of 101-135 East 20th Street,
in North Vancouver, and
Peter Lawrence Smythe, 20,
of 503-170 East Keith Road,
North Van.

RCMP believe other
people were invoived in the
offences and are continuing
their investigations.

A detective spokesman
called the case a prime
example of citizen par-
ticipation paying off in the
police’s Neighborhood
Watch program.

“If the public open their
eyes and call us when they
see something suspicious, it
gets results,” he said.

Robbers took delivery car

A PAIR wanted in North
Vancouver in connection
with the robbery of a pizza
delivery driver were later
picked up and arrested in
Blaine, Washington.

The North Van robbery
occurred early Sunday
morning wher a driver for
Picasso's Pizza was held up
by two men who not only
took $150 cash but also took
his car — and the victim —
with them.

The driver was released
about 1% hours later, in a
West Vancouver park,
although the robbers kept
his delivery car.

Two men were tater
arrested in Blaine as a result
of a theft incident there and
were traced, by being
connected with the stolen

car, to the North Van
robbery.

They face charges in
Blaine and will later be

returned to North Van to be
charged with robbery,
unlawful confinement and
theft over $200.

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