Woman scares
away prowler

A NORTH VANCOUVER
woman who awoke to see a
hand reaching through her
open bedroom window was
able to scare off a young
man attempting to break in
to her Central Lonsdaic-area
apartment Wednesday

The startled woman leapt
out of bed and raced out
side, where she saw the man
before he fled

Working from her descrip
tion, North Vancouver
RCMP are looking for a tall
blonde man, between 20 and

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25 years of age, who was
wearing a t-shirt, jeans and
running shoes at the ume of
the incident, just after mid
mght Wednesday

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residents to secure their win-
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AS - Friday, July 20, 1984 - North Shore News

SKELETAL REMAINS
e seek
public help

WEST VANCOUVER detectives are turning to
the public for help in identifying a young man

whose skeletal

remains

were found on a

Hollyburn Mountain trail in April:

The remains were found
by two North Shore
residents hiking the area on
Monday, April 23 and,
despite intensive efforts,
police have as yet been
unable to identify the body.

Investigation has revealed
only that the body was at the
Hollyburn site for as long as
three years — any time be-
tween the spring of 198] and
the fall of 1983. The police
have full dental charts from
the body but so far have
been unable to match them
with those on file with den-
tists who have been con-

‘tacted.

Police describe the dead
man as a white male, be-
tween 20 and 35 years of
age. He was tall, of medium
build and had his own teeth
with a substantial amount of
dental work.

The man was wearing a
blue jean jacket and a blue
jean shirt with snap buttons,
GWG boot cut jeans, a
braided black leather belt
with a square brass buckle
and tan-colored, size 10-
and-a-half suede cowboy

By MARK HAMILTON

boots. The boots were HH
brand and had been pur-

chased at
store.

Anyone with information
on the missing man or
anyone who has gone miss-
ing between the spring of
1981 and the fall of last year
who may match the descrip-
tion police have compiled is
asked to telephone the West
Van Police at 922-4141.

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Cyclists draw
police warning

IF YOU’RE a cyclist and
figure you’re fast enough to
get away with running red
lights and stop signs, you’d
better be fast enough to
out-run police, too.

That's the word
North Vancouver RCMP
who have launched a
crackdown on cyclists who
are not obeying the rules of
road as spelled out in the
provincial Motor Vehicles
Act.

If you’re caught con-
travening those rules and
found guilty, police say, you
could be fined as much as

from

$35 for each infraction.

Police are launching the
crackdown m response to a
significant increase in the
number of law-breaking
cyclists on the roads since
the start of the transit shut-
down,

‘*Since the buses stopped
running there’s been a
noticeable increase in the in-
cidents of cyclists failing to
obey traffic signs and the
rules of the road,’” says a
spokesman for the com-
munity policing division of
the RCMP. ‘‘Cyclists must
Obey the same rules as
drivers.”’

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