Cardiac arrest

A 68-YEAR-OLD West Vancouver woman suffered a
fatal cardiac arrest while driving on Jan. 5, according to
a West Vancouver Police spokesman.

The incident occurred while the woman was waiting
ata red light at 22nd Street and Marine Drive.

Her car rolled through the intersection, hitting anoth-
er vehicle before coming to rest ina hedge.

Though several people rushed to help her and per-
formed CPR, neither they nor the B.C. Ambulance crew
which attended the woman were able to revive her.

Arrests made

THE WEST Vancouver Police arrested five males in a
stolen var on the Upper Levels Highway near Eagte
Ridge early on Monday, Jan. 10.

The vehicle had been stolen from the Salvation Army
in Vancouver on Jan. 3.
\ The driver, a 16-year-old Vancouver resident, wa
charged with possession of stolen property worth ov er
$1,000 and released.

His four passengers were nol charged.

Shoreline action

THE BURRARD Inlet Environmental Action Program
invites voluntecr environmental groups to “adept” part
of the Burrard Infet shoreline.

Lisnited funding for volunteer preservation and pro-
tection activities is available through the “Adopt a

. Shoreline” program.

’ A public meeting, to be held on Saturday, Jan. 22 at
10 a.m, at the Burnaby Village Museum, will discuss
individual project details.

For more information call 775-5196,

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Man jailed

A 57-YEAR-OLD West Vancouver man was recently
jailed sever days.in connection sith a charge of driving
“while prohibited.

Juergen Curt Hasse was forind guilty of the churge
stemming from a March 20, 1992 incident on the Upper
Levels Highway in West Vancouver. ;

Hasse was also fined $300 and had his driver‘s licence
suspended for 12 months. 1

Judge Reginald Grandison sentenced Wasse in W
Vancouver provincial court on Dec. 8, mei

- Runners stolen

A 26-YEAR- OLD Nanaimo man was recen! ty jailed for
12 days in connection with a charge of stealing roaning
shoes belonging to Woolce at Cupilano Mall.

David Glen Guerrero pleaded guilty to.the Oct.
1993, charge. ‘

-Date clarified

“ DUE ‘TO incorrect information supplied to the News, a
Jan. 7 story on assessment notices said a ‘homeowner’s
appeal of an assessment must be filed by Feb. 1.

In fact, an appeal must be delivered itt writitg to the
Jocal area assessment authority office no later than mid-
_ Might, Jan, 31.

: CM. OLIVER & COMPANY LTD.
presents a seminar on

- “HOW TO SURVIVE THE
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. Guest Speaker:
. Roy. B. Bennett ;
(Roy 8. Bennett & Associates, Asset Managers)

‘Lonsclale Quay Hotel
‘123 Carrie Cates Court, North Van

* Thursday, Jan. 20, 1994, 7-9 p.m.

“Tickets available through C.M. Oliver & Company
R.S.V.P. Alan W. Berge 668-6835

IAN DEBT CRISIS”

Thieves
pinch golf
club sets

GOLFERS should keep their
eyes peeled for suspicious golf
club bargains. say the West
Vancouver Police.

A recent residential burglary
netted the thief or thieves three sets
of golf clabs, worth $6,800.

Ladies’ clubs stolen:

Yonex ADK200 Woods 1,
and 5;

*Ping Eye 2 (orange) Irons 3
through 9;

sand a Ping Sand Wedge.

Men's clubs stolen:

*Yonex ADX200 Woods 1, 3
and 5;

*Ping Eve 2 Trans
*Ping Sand Wedge:
*Taylos G/H Woods t, 3 and 5;
*Ben Hogan trons 3 through 9

and Sand Wedge.

Call Const. Ed Pearce at 922-
4141 if you have any information
about the thefts.

3 through 9;

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