8 — Wednesday, November 1S, 1997 ~— North Shore News

THE following is a
list of recent North
Shore emergency inci-
dents:

NORTH VANCOUVER
RCMP

October 25

1. Seymour Demonstration
Forest

Break and enter. Suspects
broke into a rifle/gun range
near the cemetery. Nothing
was taken because nothing of
value is stored at the range.
Suspects broke in carly in the
morning, setting off an
aiarm.

October 26

2. 1800-bik. Lonsdale Avec.

Break and enter. Suspects
broke into a bakery, then
went through the wall into a
business which was their
main target. Some food was
taken from the bakery by the
suspects. .

3. 1800-blk. Lonsdale Ave.

Break and enter. A driving
school was broken into.
Suspects came through the
wall of another business. The
suspects took electronic
equipment and money from
the school.

‘October 27

4. 2600-bik. Carnation

Break and enter. Police
respond to a break-in at
Seymour Heights elementary
school, suspects got into the
school through a. classroom
window, took a printer from
the main office and left.

5. 300-blk. West 2nd St.
Break and enter. Suspects
broke into a print shop

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through a rear door. They
tampered with the shop’s
motion detectors, rendering
them useless. The suspects
then stole several printers, a
computer and cash left in the
till. The police investigation
continues.

October 29
6. 700-blk. West 14th St.
Break and enter. Police
responded to a break and
enter at an automotive deal-
ership. Suspects had gained

entry to the dealership
through the roof. Nothing
was taken, the alarm was
activated.

October 30

7. 200-bik. Lonsdale Ave.

Break and enter. Police
respond to a break and enter
at a sports store. Suspects
were seen leaving by resi-
dents in the area, who called
police. Police arrested sus-
pects in a stolen car near the
Second Narrows bridge.

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Police offer used car advice

NORTH Vancouver
RCMP offer the fol-
lowing advice for peo-
ple considering the
purchase of a used
vehicle ...

Exercise extreme care

when purchasing a used
vehicle.

Before purchasing a
vehicle from an individual
be inquisitive:

@ is there a lien against the
vehicle?
@ who were the previous
owners?

. The Members’ Coniiict of interest Act requires slected -

Contact your neares
Motor Vehicle Branch fo:
more information.

If the vehicle you pur-’:
chase has been stolen, you &
may lose it and the money @
you paid for the vehicle. = ~*

Whenever possible, pur- :
chase from a bonded dealer. -

Members of the Legislative Assembly to separate their +|Members of the Select

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LAs, | Standing Committee on Par-

26.99 ‘lamentary Reform, Ethical. .
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Private Bills:

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e doyau believe the current Act is working?
does the Act help to foster public confidence in the
political process in British Columbia?
should the Act go beyond MLAs and cabinet
ministers to apply to ather persons ‘nvolved in the
political process?

We want to hear from you!

To send a written submission, or for more information,
contact:

Mr. Neil Reimer, Committee Clerk

Room 224

Parliament Buildings

Victoria, BC V8V 1X4

Phone: 250-356-6318 (collect)

Fax: 250-356-8172

-mail: neil.reimer@legis.gov.be.ca

Internet: www. legis.gov.be.ca/emtemti3

The deacfine for submissions is December 15, 1997.

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