THE foilowing i isa
list of recent West
Vancouver Police
reports:

May 01
2. Park Royal South
Shoplifting.. Stolen/recor-
ered: rwo CDs. ;

3. 1600-blk. Eyremount
Recovered stolen auto.
Vehicle recovered — while

attending alarm at residence. ©

Owner of vehicle recently pur-
chased vehicle threugh
Zodiac Auto Centre in
Vancouver. Stolen from
Victoria.

May 02

3. Park Royal South
Shoplifting. Stolen/recov-
ered: CD.

4. Park Royal South

Shoplifting. Stolen: five
pages trom coin book con-
taining $0 coins.

5. Cypress Bowl upper
parking lot

Theft. Unlocked snow-
board stolen from ski rack
outside of cafeteria. Stolen:
Salomon snowboard and
bindings. ;

May 03
6. 200-bik. Tyce Drive

Attempted break and

enter. Camper parked in dri- -

veway. Side window screen

a day in court.

THE following people
have appeared in
North Vancouver
provincial court to
face various charges:

Before Judge William -

Diebolt on Feb. 24:

Shawn Michael Makela,

32, of North Vancouver, was
jailed three months and
received 12 months’ proba-
tion after he:

@ was’ found guilty of the
break, enter and theft of a
basement suite in the 200-
block of West 6th Street on
Oct. 3, 1996; -

ff was’ found guilty. of pos-
sessing,

stolen. prints in

Vancouver on the same day;
pleaded guilty to stealing a
person’s vehicle on Dec. 18,
1998 in West Vancouver;
@ pleaded guilty tG possess-
ing a stolen “stereo face
plate” in Vancouver on the
same day.

Before Judge Bill
Rodgers on Feb. 24:

Lucas Baker, 24, of no
fixed address, was jailed
45 days after he pleaded
guilty to:

‘d+ obstructing = North
Vancouver RCMP Const.
Christy Veenstra a7 on Feb.

a stealing merchandise

belonging to 7-Eleven in

CoMe 7 & TRY our
Mew CHICKEN CérsSeR
SALAD WRAP

feEARURE WRAP:

@ The Mexica!

Flarae grilled chicken, zesty spanish rice,
black bearis, jack cheese, classic salsa
fresco, topped with non-fat sour cream
wrepped in a flour tortilla

1829 Lonsdale Ave.,

NV 984-1838

(RE 1487. Marine Dr, WV. 926-9702

aon —erienilie amend

removed. No entry gained.

May 04

7. 1800-bik. Marine Drive

Break and enter. Entry
gained to common area of
building by prying secured
parkade door. No sign of
forced entry to store. Stolen:
various houseware items.

8. 1800-bIk. Marine Drive
Break and enter. Entry
gained by prying secured
parkade door then forcing
storage locker access door.
Lock cut off locker. Stolen:
Electrolux polishers, sham-
poo, fur hats and draperies.

9. Park Royal South
Shoplifting. Stolen/recov-

North Vancouver City on the
same day.

Before Judge
Moss on Feb. 23:

Rhona Catherine
Falconer, 33, of North
Vancouver, received seven
months’ probation ‘after she
was found guilty of commit-
ting | mischief by breakin;
man’s window on Jan. a
1$98 in North Vancouver
City.

Falcorer was required to
pay $300 restitution. -

ese

Gloria Hartling, 37, of
Vancouver, was jailed 60 days
after she pleaded guilty to
stealing merchandise belong-
ing to Sears Canada on Dec.

Doug

ered: CDs.

May 05
10. Park oyal South
Theft: rear BCL plate.

11. 1500-blk. Beltevue
Avenue

Break and enter. Entry
gained through an unlocked
door on rooftop patio. No
sign of forced entry. Stolen:
jewelry, watch, Sony cam-
corder, barbecue.

May 06
12. 1400-bik. Marine Drive
Stolen auto.
Vehicle parked outside of
pub. Stolen: 1985 silver
suzuki Samurai, BCL #GXL

23, 1998 in
Vancouver City.

North

Before Judge William
Diebolt on Fed. 23:

Richard Grzywacz, 44, of

Mission, received three
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to committing
mischief by “throwing plants
and destroyi ng a computer
printer” belonging to BCAA
on Oct. 1, 1998 in North
Vancouver District.
¢eo6
Robert Anthony Spence,
26, of North Vancouver, was
jailed seven days after he was
found guilty of assaulting a
man on March 16, 1998 in
North Vancouver City.

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