ALISA enjoys painting and sketching as well as gymnastics and dancing. She plans on
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$19,000 jewellery theft in WV

JEWELLERY worth a total
of $19,000 was discovered
missing from Mappins
Jewellers in Park Royal
North Tuesday and nobody
is even sure when it was
stolen, much less who took
if

The jewellery three
diamond mngs and one pair
of studded diamond
carnngs, was taken between
noon and 4 p.m The store

was attended the whole
time
The countertop display

case was the only one in the
store unlocked and police
say the thief would have to

have leaned = across — the

counter to steal the jewellery until one of the store em-
from the opening behind. ployees noticed the items
The theft was undetected missing later in the day.

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AS - Sunday, August 29, 1982 - North Shore News

those dynamite jokes

DYNAMITE scares appear
to be becoming a trend in
North Vancouver.

Two weeks ago the North
Shore News offices

were
evacuated when a _ plain
package was delivered

containing what looked like
three sticks of dynamite,
with labels addressed to
editors attached to each.
The bomb disposal squad
discovered it was a cute way
the PNE promoters had
dreamed up to invite us toa
press reception.

Last week the bomb
disposal boys were back over
on this side of the water,
checking for dynamite in
Deep Cove Tuesday
evening.

Vickie Timmers answered
the knock on her door at
4505 Cove Cliff Road at
about 6 p.m. to be greeted
by an RCMP officer who
asked her to evacuate the
house as it was believed
there was a stick of dynamite
in the public mailbox just
outside her yard.

Another stick had already
been discovered placed in a

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off with some sticks used for
dynamiting in construction
work being carried on at a
site behind the 4600 block
Gallant and had dropped
them off at various locations
as a prank.

However, the funny side
was lost on Timmers, who
thought it pretty sloppy that
dynamite might have been

left sufficiently unsecured
that it was accessible to
children.

“This is a neighborhood

full of litthe children and the
situation was quite hair-
raising,” she told the News.

When the bomb disposal
squad checked out the
“dynamite”, it turned out to
be another false alarm.

This time, though, it was a
deliberate hoax by someone
who had got dynamite labeis
left around from the blasting
and wrapped them around
grease tubes.

“We had a pretty good
idea it wasn’t the real stuff,”
an RCMP spokesman
commented, “but we didn’t
want to take any chances.”

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