12 - Friday, Novernber 19, 1993 ~- North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore
crimes:

WEST VANCOUVER
BREAK AND ENTERS

1000-bik. Park Royal South.

Garden fence lock cut, window
to toy department broken, Sielen:
computer games. Value: $5,340.
800-bIk. 3rd St.

Rear door pried with owne7’s -

shovel, Value: $600.
2400-blk. Marine Dr.

Bathroom window smashed.
Suspect ran when employee ar-
rived. Stolen: 24 bottles of beer,
two bottles of wine. Value: $60.
6300-bik. Douglas.

Entry gained through patio
door.. Den, family room and
kitchen ransacked, Stolen: liquor,
loose money. Value: unknown at
this time.
6400-bik. Nelson Ave.

Front door knob twisted off
with pipe wrench. Stolen: Cana-
diva’ and Chinese cash. Value:
$10. :
2200-bik, Bellevue.

Removed from. storage shed.
‘Stolen: ladies Norco 18-speed
mouniain bike. Value: $600.
1600-blk. Gordon Ave.

-Northwest..corner window
broken, no entry gained.
Southeast’ corner window broken,
entry gained, Bedroom ransacked.
Stolen: ‘three small gold chains,
one zircon ring. Value: $500.
1000-bik. Keith Rd.’

Eniry gained via breaking win-
‘dow on.door to unlock door.
Stolen: appears nothing. Unknown
at this time.

NORTH VANCOUVER
BREAK AND ENTERS

600-blIk. Queensbury Ave.

Entry gained by smashing front
window. Stolen: two swords.
4000-bik. Epps Ave.

Entry gained by prying front
door, “Stolen: cordless telephone

and .spoon. collection, jewelry,
camera, CDs, skis, and binocu-
lars.
400-bik. East 16th St.

Entry gained by jimmying rear
patio door. Stolen: jewelry and
figurines. :
1000-bik. Sunnyside Dr.

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WV resident

tion studies at UBC, has been

nadian College of Teachers.

There are fewer than 10 Fellows
in Canada, and Haycock is only
the second named at UBC, fol-
lowing former president George
Pederson.

Haycock was cited for his work
in public education in Canada and
internationally, and particularly
for his contributions while director
of program services with. the
Vancouver school board from
1984 to 1992.

There, he was responsible for’

curriculum management and in-
novation, resources and
technologies and staff training,
developing and delivering pro-
grams and services to more than
7,000 employees.

Four initiatives were specifically
named:
@ the development of a model of
shared governance for  school-
based decision-making;
@ a_ research-based school im-
provement process which became
a model for use in other parts of
Canada and the U.S.;
® the concept of cooperative pro-
gram planning and teaching be-
tween the school teacher-librarian

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Mt. Saymour Parkway

Entry gained by. kicking in rear :

door.

Stolen: Super Nintendo
game. ;

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select group of Fellows

WEST VANCOUVER resident Ken Haycock, professor
and director of the school of library, archiva! and informa-

KEN HAYCOCK

and classroom teacher, which has
become universally accepted in
K-12 education;

@ the development of thie. jour-
nals and several newsletters for
professional communication.

named a Feilow of the Ca-

Weisstock

Uraduate Engineer and member of the District of
i North Van Neighbourhood Tass: Force
Committed to working towns)

* ‘Neighbourhood councils similar to Seertle
and Portland

« Citizens GVRD Steering Committee
* Electronic telephone referendum system

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