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A NORTH VAN.
COUVER man has been
charged with armed rob-
bery after $100 was taken
from a gas station here
Wednesday.

The lone male used a
knife to convince the at-
tendant at a gas station atl
Main and Mountain
Highway to turn over the

cash about 4 a.m.
Wednesday.
The suspect fled on

NORTH VANCOUVER
RCMP are still looking
for their attractive blonde
woman.

Public appeals have so
far provided fruitless as
RCMP seek a witness to
an armed robbery that
took place a week ago Fri-
day in Lynn Valley.

The woman, with long,
blonde hair, a slim build
and described as attrac-
tive, is believed to have
been in the Lynn Valley

FIVE MERCHANTS itn
the Queensbury area ofl
North Vancouver arrived
at work Friday morning to
find their stores had been
victimized by vandals
Hoa’ada Awe
Conditioning,
Queensbury
Roy's Cleanens, an oan
surance ageney and a
restaurant all had win
dows smashed by rocks
In all ases heavy, plate
Blass windows were
broken by vandals over

C ollectibles,

DRINKING DRIVING,
by North Shree
pohce have cesultcd in the
following

charges

recenl CONV

tions (mandatory heence
suspension in) addition to
published penalty) Pearl
Dunn, Vandcrhoot

unday, September 11, 1983 - North Shore News

20-year-old held
for robbery

Police still seek
robbery witness

Businesses hit
by rock-throwers

Drinking drivers
on North Shore

foot, but. a vehicle was
seen leaving that’ area
Shortly after the robbery
was reported to police.

Shortly after that, Van-
couver Pohce pulled over
a similar car in Van-
couver, and took a
20-year-old man and two
females, aged 18 and 19"
into custody.

Alan Mark Stahl has
been charged for the theft.
The two women were
released.

Market just before a lone
male threatened the clerk
in the store and made of
with $200.

The thief is described as
five feet, 10 inches tall,
weighing 180 pounds,
with short, curly hair that
is blonde or light brown.
He was wearing gray jogg-
ing shorts and white runn-
ing shoes at the time.

Anyone with informa-
tion is asked to contact
Cst. Keith Davidson at

985-1311, local 428.

might Thursday In cases
uke this, individual win
dows usually cost about
$300 to replace

For Tim Hutchinson of
Haida Au Conditioning ,
wowas the second maeident
intwo months and Further
frustration

“The window
broke bere asin the

they
area
we use as a stockroom”!
Hutchinson  caplained
“Phere Th be a dot of work
involved io petting at the
window to rceplace 107

(Bars)
Jesstman

North

Dderrrerctty

Andecw William
YS) West PSth,
Van (hULS),
OK t
Si Noeth
($400) Adolf Medilch
PYIS Otlawa Ave West
Vancouver (14 days jail)

Jobn
Piouaeth
Vancouver

Monday’s council agendas

WEST VAN COUNCIL,
Monday 8 pm: Public
meeting on development per-
mit) application for 881
Taylor Way. Junior sports
Stadium proposal. Water-
front program review
(Ambleside by the Sea).
Chevron rezoning and
development, 1613 Marine.
WEST VAN SCHOOL
BOARD, Monday 7 pm:

Fishy

street

names:
By WENDY HAYSOM

ANGLING FOR a new
address in West Van-
couver? How. about
Sockeye Street,
Chinook Place,
Chinook Drive, or even
Coho Crescent?

This fishy selection was
approved for the new upper

Caulfeild plateau
development’ by West
Vancouver Council
Tuesday.

But not until aldermen
spent several minutes

floundering over the names
suggested by the street
haming committee.

Mentally holding his nose
Alderman Gordon Rowntree
said he “strongly objected”
to their choice: “West
Vancouver will be held up to
ridicule over these names,”
he said. “Il would not want to

live on Sockeye Street,
Chinook Drive or Coho
Crescent. New people

moving to these streets will

be very unhappy. Names
should be chosen with
dignity.”

But ~ Alderman Diana

Hutchinson said that the fish
theme names, which came
originally from Quadrant
Development. would clearly
identify the area for fire and
police purposes.

Pointing out that fishing
was 8 main source of tn-
dustry and a main pastime in
British Columbia, Mayor
Derrick Humphreys said
“We weren't fishing for
compliments.”

Routine
business.
NORTH VAN SCHOOL
BOARD, Tuesday 7:30 pm:
School loan bylaw. Capital
budget 1983-84. French
immersion.

NORTH VAN CITY COUN-
CIL, Monday 7:30 pm:
Rezoning, 704-708 Marine
(Van Bourne). Tempe Cre-
cent subdivision and land use

reports and other

DERM SALE

NORTH VAN DIST.
COUNCIL, Monday 7:30
pm: Public hearing on rezon-
ing of Schlage Lock site in
conformity with Marine
Drive Corridor Study. Bylaw
to prohibit timber cutting in
PRO zone (e.g., Grouse).
Operation Dismantle delega-
tion re:cruise missile testing.
Child care. Outdoor burning.
Routine land matters.

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