“. machine’.

“blue Nissan truck. ° Value:

-Plymouth |.

THE FOLL OWING is a list
of recent North Shore emer-
gency incidents:

v

900-bIk. Duchess Avenue

Break and enter. Screwdriver
possibly forced through. window
glass and locked bedroom window.

Patio door appears forced from out
* side, No entry gained there, possible
‘exit, Stolen: Cash, Sony walkman.

i Value: $243,

May 2

4600-bik. Marine Drive,

Break and enter. Opened
unlocked . garage door and. pried
open door to residence. Ransicked
all vooms, Cooked soup.in kitchen,

_sprayed ketchup’ on walls, food
> thrown about, Cigarettes butted out

on walls, Stolen: Diamond engage-
ment ring; Raven telephone. fax
Minolta 900 camera.
“Value : $5,000.

May 4

Unknown location.

Theft of auto. Complainant is . f

elderly and .attended office as she
was confused over where she last
left vehicie. She states vehicle was
either at residence or Park Royal
South. Checks of these areas nega-
tive. Added to CPIC as possible
vehicle stolen. Vehicle locked, no
extra keys. Stolen: ‘85 brown
Horizon. Value:
- unknown. ot

May §
1000-bik. Braeside,
~, Break and enter. Suspect entered

“through. ‘open’ bedroom. window.

, Stolen: Laptop .computer, .small
amount of cash. Value: $2,300.
4300-bik. Erwin Drive. ‘*

“Break and enter. Suspect gained
entry through unlocked window.

* Stolen: Sony stereo. Value: $1,500.
' Pier 101.

’ Recovered stolen auto. Located
near. Pier 101 in mud bog. All four
tires removed. Bash lens broken and
ignition’ punched.” Recovered: ‘87
Not
known, .: :

May 6

__ 2000. bik. £1th Street,

Break — and. enter,” ‘attempt.
© Suspect found inside complainant's
* house. When confronted, he provid-
- ed his name. Suspect is a friend of

_complainant’s daughter. Suspect
: ; was. in house originally with per-

“* taission of daughter. Suspect later

“appeared

returned. Stolen: Nil. Value: Nil.

a day i court

THE ‘FOLLOWING people

‘Vancouver courts recently ‘to face
various charges:

’Before Judge Doug Moss in
Nerth Vancouver provincial court
on March 29:

“Barbara: Sibbald, 26, of North

; "Vancouver, . was jailed five. days
._ after she pleaded guilty to breaching

probation by failing to do 94 hours
of community work service by. Oct.
1, 1994.

» Frank Dean Holub, 26, of New

Westminster, received 12 months’
probation after he pleaded guilty to
assaulting a woman on March 163 in
North Vancouver City.
‘. Before Judge. Doug Moss in
~ North Vancouver provincial court
on March 27: .-

“Gavin ‘Michael Strang, 34, of
- Bowen ‘Island, “received nine

months’ probation after he pleaded °

“guilty. to committing “mischief . by

~ vessel.

in North and. West_

ry
6700-blk. Keith Road.

Break und enter to vessel. Two
witnesses observed two males break
into two coin machines on Queen of
Oak Bay ferry. Males observed car-
rying two denim coin bags while on

negative. Possibly exited via boat.
Stolen: Coins and bills.
$6,000.

May 15-16
Number of medical aid cails: 9
Number of false alarms: 7
Foot of Capilane Road.
Fire. .

_ Trans Canada Hwy. at Caulfeild.

Truck fire.
1300-blk. Burnside,
. Bush fire.
May 17-21
Number of medical aid calls: 17
Number of false alarms: 9
600-blk. Clyde Ave,
Car fire.
4700-bik. Pilot House.
Beach fire.

, Trans Canada Hwy. at Exit 8.

~ Car fire.

damaging the Queen of Capilano ,
ferry on Oct. 9, 1994,

Werner Helmut Schmidt, 54, of
Richmond,. received, 12 months’
probation after he pleaded guilty to
assaulting a woman on Feb. 4 in
North: Vancouver District.

Before Judge Doug Moss in _

North Vancouver provincial court
on March 23: ;
Marie Adele Major, 32, of North

- Vancouver, ‘received nine months’

probation after she pleaded guilty to
possessing cocaine on Jan. 6 in
North Vancouver District.

Before Judge Jerry Paradis in

. North Vancouver provincial court

on March 22:

Allan Jerome Trepanier, 44, of
Vnaconver, was fined $200 after he
pleaded guilty. to driving without a
licence on April 23, 1994 in North
Vancouver District. ;

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Extensive search of vessel ’

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Ambleside Beach.
» Beach fires.
4500-bik, Marine Drive.
Beach fire.
Foot of 14th.
Beach fires,

May 15-18
Number of routine calls: Ba
Number of Code 3 emergerley calls:

iF

May 19-21
Number of routine calls: 18
Number of Code 3 emergency calls:

Marine Drive at Tay ior Way.
Vehicle i clipped rear of vehicle
2 who was.in a different lane. No

injuries or charges. Approximately ;

$2,000 damage. ;

Chartwell. Drive at. Chippendale
Road. :

Vehicle | collided with vehicle 2
at intersection. Driver of vehicle |

‘drove away from Scene. Injuries:

Driver 2 whiplash. Charges: Driver
i failing to stop at scene of accident.
Approximately $19,000 damage.
Eyremount and Southborough.
Driver | made unsafe pass on left
and collided into Driver 2 vehicle.
Charges: Impaired driving, over
80megs. No injuries. Approximately

~ $2,000 damage.

May 17

Lifeboat “Auxiliary. I” called out by’

Rescue . Coordination . Centre
Victoria to. search for an overdue 13
foot runabout with‘ione person
onboard who had departed
Ladysmith enroute to False Creek.
Vessel found after a4’ '}/2-hr. search,

THE NORTH
Vancouver

RCMP - want

help in identi-

fying this man

who police say

used a knife to

rob a store owner in front of.
his .two young | children ‘on’
April’ 19 in, the 400-block of
East 3rd Street.)

‘The suspect is described as. .
Caucasian, 17-years-old, -1.7:
m= (5°8"), . medium | build,
clean-shaven’ with’ a round,
reddish face. He was wearing

a black sweatshirt with a hood « {

over another jacket which had

short sleeves. Call 985-1311.

Youth: Achievement Awards | a

J he City: of North Vancouver is pleased to announce the recipients of the 1995 YOUTH :
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS — COMMUNITY SERVICE CERTIFICATE for their Positive .
contributions to ihe community ona voluntary basis:

* Jo-lynn Foo — North Shore Health Youth Action Council

* Delsea Jones — Special Olympic Coach
The YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS recognize youth between the ages of 12 > and 21 years :
of age for noteworthy achievements and for contributions to the community. val
. There are two categories of awards: _

1. Community Service Certificate

Recognizes youth who have made positive contributions to the community on a

voluntary basis, such as serving on Committees and other volunteer work.

I. Certificate of Recognition

Recognizes youth who have recorded noteworthy achievements in some line of
endeavour. This award could also be conferred upon an individual who has achieved
considerable progress in a particular tine of endeavour, thus exhibiting the ability and
commitment for personal change and growth.
Candidates may be nominated by City residents; non-profit agencies, groups and
businesses. Nomination forms are available from City Hall, 141 West 14th
Street at the Development Services counter and Reception. Deadlines are March’ *

* 31st and September 30th of each year,

The Youth Achievement Awards Program is another program in the City of North Vancouver's

ongoing commitment to our youth.

For more S information on this and other youth programs in the City of North Vancouver, contact :
Larry Orr, Social Planner at 985-7761, Local 207, : : : a