92 - Friday, April 3, 1992 —- North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore
crimes:

WEST VANCOUVER

BREAK AND ENTERS
2500-blk. Kings Ave.

No sign of forced entry. Arti-
cles recovered. Stolen: jewelry.
2400-bik. Palmerston.

Entry through dog door.
Suspect fled after alarm sounded.
2590-bIk. Kings Ave.

Entry through pet door. Articles
recovered.
2200-bik. Bellevue.

Deadbolt tock pried open.

‘Stolen: credit cards and American
cash. Value: $50.
Park Royal South.

Suspect attempted to open front
sliding door with bodily force. No
damage or entry gained.

ET TRE
WEST VANCOUVER
THEFTS FROM AUTOS

2200-btk. Ottawa.

Removed from vehicle while
perked at residence. Stolen: four
hubcaps. Value: $340.

Ciyde and Taylor.

Vehicle insecure. Stolen: Canon
Sure Shot 35mm camera. Recov-
ered.
200-bik. Queens Ave.

Stolen auto recovered.
2500-bik. Ottawa.

Draft window forced open.
Stolen:. brown ieather jacket and
train set. Recovered.
1900-bik, Bellevue Ave.

No signs of forced entry.
Stolen: golf bag and clubs. Value:

$1,500.
1400-bik. Kings Ave.

Removed from vehicle. Stolen:
Front grill.
4700-bik. Marine Dr.

Removed from back of truck
while owner gardening. Stolen:
garden blower. Value: $650.
Ambleside.

Removed from locked vehicle.
No sign of forced entry. Stolen:
purse, cash, bank cards, glasses,
cheque book. Value: $150.
Lighthouse Park.

Removed from tocked car.
Stolen: brown leather backpack.
Value: $832.
1200-bik. Clyde Ave.

Entry gained through insecure
passenger side window. Stolen:
portable stereo and cassettes.
Value: $270.

Park Royal South.

Attempted entry through
driver's side window. Other dam-
age to door locks and sunroof.
Stolen: front emblem. Value: $50.
22nd and Marine.

Vehicle vandalized. Stolen:
Stereo and speakers.

- 2200-bik. Folkestone.

Right rear window smashed.
Stolen: loose change. Value: $4.
2200-bik. Folkestone.

_ Open hood, cut alarm. Pry pas-
senger door handle. Stolen: front
emblem, stereo, speakers. Value:

3700-blk. Bayridge.

Stolen: Walkman, clothes,
school books, wallet and contents,
coins.

Cypress Bow! parking.

Attempt only. Lock damaged.
No entry gained.
1400-bIk. Esquimalt.

Attempt only. Driver's window
pried. No entry gained.
6400-bik. Bruce.

No signs forced entry. Stolen
articles recovered in nearby jane.
Stolen: clothing and personal
items.
2000-bik. Bellevue.

‘Screwdriver used to enter rear
passenger window. Trunk pried
open. Stolen: Alphasonic 2075
amp, Pioneer CDXFMS55, Sony
crossover. Value: $1,775.
2100-bik. Jefferson.

Removed forcibly from vehicle.
Door lock damaged. No entry
gained. Stolen: two emblems.
Value: $50.
2200-bik. Folkestone Way.

Complainant disturbed four

males in progress of theft. Prop-
erty recovered.
590-bIk. Eastcott.

Vehicle left insecuse in drive-
way. Stolen: wallet and contents,
coin from ashtray. Value: $55.
400-bik. Burhill Rd.

Compiainant left vehicle in-
secure with keys inside. Stolen:
‘80 MG MGB, BCL: XBH-037.
Value: $7,000.

NORTH VANCOUVER
BREAK AND ENTERS

200-bik. West Windsor Rd.

Entry gained by smashing win-
dow. Stolen: TV.
$00-bik. Sirathaven Dr.

Entry gained by prying window.
Stolen: TV.
900-bik. Strathaven Dr.

Entry gained through unlocked
door on second-floor balcony.
Stolen: camcorder and jewelry.
1000-blk. Marine Dr.

Entry gained by prying under-
ground door. Stolen: cash.
600-bik. Evergreen.

Entry gained by smashing glass
on the side door. Stolen: ciga-
Tettes,
3000-bIk. Mt. Seymour Pkwy.

Entry gained by prying door.
Stolen: food.
1000-bik. Lillooet Rd.

Entry gained by cutting lock on
shed. Stolen: broom.
1000-bik. Lonsdale Ave.

Entry gained by picking lock to
front door. Stolen: cash and
tadio.

'200-bik. E. Osborne.

Entry gained by prying patio
door. Stolen: watch and cash.
3900-blk. Baird Rd.

Entry gained by breaking
bedroom window. Stolen: liquor
and pop.
4000-bik. Cove Cliff Rd.

Entry gained by prying door.

West Vancouver

id Levets Hwy.

e
Marine Drive,

Stolen: jewelry and VCR.
600-bik. Mountain Hevy.

Entry gained through unlocked
door, Stolen: cash register that
was later recovered.
100-bik. E. 18th St.

Entry gained by prying door.
Stolen: jewelry.
1000-bik. Chesterfield.

Entry gained by prying door.
Stolen: gold golf ball and jewelry.
200-dik. W. 14th St.

Entry gained by prying window.
Stolen: cash and clothes.
106-bik. W. Esplanade.

Entry gained through a hole in
the wall. Stolen: small amount of
cash.
1000-bik. Barrow St.

No signs of forced entry.
Stolen: cash and stereo.

200-9%k. E. 13th St.

Entry gained through unlocked
door. Stolen: three diamond rings.
§00-blk. E. 6th St.

Entry gained through unlocked
window. Stolen: jewe!ry.
$00-bik. Beachview Dr.

Entry gained through unlocked
patio door on second floor.
Stolen: cigarettes, cash and gold
earring.
1000-bik. Riverside Dr.

Entry gained by kicking in
basement door. Stolen: CD
player, VCR, watch, video cam-
era, binoculars, cash and jewelry.
700-biL. Old Lillooet Rd.

Entry gained through open fire
dvor. Stolen: calculator.
2000-bik. Bowser Ave.

Entry gained by prying garage
door. Stolen: Honda generator.
200-bik. Rondoval.

Entry gained by smashing rear
sliding patio door. Stolen: king
size bed, clothing, painting, TV
and TV converter.
400-bik. W. 15th St.

Entry gained by jimmying tock.
Stolen: mountain bike.
100-bik. St. Georges Ave.

ald

Entry gained through storage
area. Stolen: mountain bike.
4000-bik. Capilano Rd.

» Caniiano River

Entry gained through too! shed.
Stolen: five tool boxes with hand;
tools. : :

| WV gets street funds

VANCOUVER
District has received
$579,760 in GO B.C.
funding to heip pay for
Ambleside streetscape
improvements, B.C.
Government Services
Minister Lois Boone an-
nounced recently.

The pian for improvements
involved a variety of communi-
ty beautification projects such
as tree planting, ornamental
lighting, decorative signage and
park: benches.

WEST

“The improvements ‘have
been completed focusing on the:
busy area in and- around:
Ambleside Village,"’
Boone. Lo ces

“I am very happy that the
province is able to support.i
tiatives such as this. It is‘im-
portant to encourage efforts to
enhance and beautify our local
communities,’ added Boone.:

‘said

GO B.C. is a provincial gov-
ernment capital funding pro-
gram that uses the proceeds:*:
from lotteries to assist a: wide: .’
range of community projects.

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