8 - Friday, April 12, 1996 — North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore
emergency incidents:

March 4
1800-bik. 21st St.

Break and enter —
attempt. Rear window of
home smashed, no entry
gained,

March 5
6000-bIk. Marine Dr.

Break and enter. Second
storey bathroom window
smashed with a rock, Access
to this window gained by
climbing onto roof. Stolen:
VCR, stereo system, CDs,
two 35m! cameras, jewelry
box, jewelry. Value:
unknown,

March 6
1800-blk. Marine Dr.

Break and enter. 6" hole
broken through glass next to
front door, Stolen: nil.
1800-blk. Marine Dr.

Break and enter. Front
plate glass window forced.
Once inside cash register
drawer forced/pried open.
Stolen: $300 cash.
2100-blk, Marine Dr.

- Break and enter. Wooden

‘Name: Rotirt John O'Neill
Age: 38.

Offence: impaired driving,
blood alcoho! greater than .08
Call NV RCMP at 985-1311.

frame removed from exterior
of west side window and
glass pried off. Stolen: loose
change and beer. Value: $ 335.

Name: Richard Todd Adams
Age: 27

Offence: failing to remain at
an accident scene

Cali NV RCMP at 985-1311.

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1400-blk. Marine Dr.

Break and enter. Entry via
front window above door.
Stolen: $20 cash float and

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THE FOLLOWING peo-
ple appeared in North and
West Vancouver . courts
recently to face various
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Before.

: Judge Jerry

Paradis in North Vancouver _

provincial court on Jan. 19:
‘Hamid’ = Reza-
Ravanchi, 40, of. “North
Vancouver, received’ nine
months’ probation after he
pleaded guiity to assaulting a
woman on Dec. 8, 1995 in
North Vancouver District.
Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on Jan. 17; |
David Jackson Currie, 46,
of Vancouver, was fined $200
and received 12 months’ pro-
bation after he pleaded guilty
to stealing groceries belonging

On Tuesday, April 16, 1996, an Open House will be held to pre-
sent details of BC Ferries’ proposal to construct a fast ferry assembly
facility on the Vancouver Port Corporation's Pier 94 site.

TIME: 4 p-m. to 9 p.m,

PLACE: The former B.A. Blacktop office building, southeast
corner of St. Andrews and Esplanade, North Vancouver

This is a great opportunity for you to talk to our staff about the pro-
posed facility, and the fast ferries we intend to build there. Please
join us and find out about this important component of our Ten
Year Plan, Advancing the Fleet, Building the Province.

For more information, call our Vancouver office at 681-5373,

or fax 681-8425.

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to Save-On-Foods on May 5,
1995 in North Vancouver
District.

-Simon Henry Gabriel. 49,
of North Vancouver, was fined

“a total of $275 after he was
. found guilty of:

@ being the driver involved in
a hit and run on April 12, 1995
on Bewicke Avenue in North
Vancouver City:

. 1995

April 1-4
Medical aid calls: 7
Number of false alarms: 3
Public service caffs: 0

B driving too close on the
same day.
Kenneth Frank White, 41,

of Gibsons, was fined $150

after he pleaded guilty to pos-
sessing cocaine on. Nov. 24,
in North Vancouver
District. .
Before Judge — Bill
Rodgers in North Vancouver
provincial court on Jan. 16;

1100-blk. Mathers.
Electrical smell.
2900-blk. Mathers.
Alarm.
2100-bik. Bellevue.
Hazardous materials -
chemical.
April 5-7
Medical aid calls: 15
Number of false alarms: 5
Public service calls: §
2300-bik. Marine Dr.
Dumpster fire,
2200-bIk, Folkestone.
Strange odor.
Headland
Headland Cl.
Oil on road.

Dr.

April 3

15th St. and Mathers Ave.

Vehicle one failed to stop
at stop sign and struck vehi-
cle two. Injuries: three peo-
ple, concussion, abrasions,
bruising. Charges: fail to stop
at stop sign. Approximately
$2,300 damuge.

§00-bik. Knockmaroon.
Vehicle one struck hedge
and fence. No injuries.
Charges: 24 hour prohibition.
Approximately $4,000 dam-

Stephen Russell, 21, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$75 and received six months’
probation after he pleaded
guilty to committing mischief
by damaging a motor vehicle

tonging to the Government
of Canada on June 6, 1995 in
North Vancouver City.

Russel] was required t to pay

$206. 45 restitution: :

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