12 - Friday, June 2, 1989 -

CRIME ALERT

THE FOLLOWING is a fist of re-
cent North Shore crimes: ~

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY NORTH
Break and enter — 700-blk. E.
Keith Rd. Stolen: wallet from
purse which contained cash and
credi<¢ cards

Break ard enter — 600-bik. E.
10th St. Entry gained by prying
garage door with screwdriver.
Stolen: vacuum cleaner.

Break and enter — 1000-bik.
Lonsdale Ave. Entry gained by
unlocked door. Stolen: small
amount of cash.

Brerk and enter — 300-bik. E.
18th St. Entry gained by pushing
garage window out. Stolen: $1,000
worth of tools.

Break nnd enter — 100-bik. E.
15th St. Entry gained by prying
back door. Stolen: small amount
of cash.

Break and enter -—— 1800-bik. Fell
Ave. Entry gained by insecure
patio doors. Stolen: VCR and gym

"cary SOUTH
Break and enter -~- 900-blk. Ad-
derley. Entry gained by breaking

North Shore News

..FROM THE NORTH SHORIZ’S.POLICE.FILES.

lock on garage door. Stolen: $900
worth of tools.

Break and enter —~ 100-bik. E. 2nd
St. Entry gained by removing
louvred windows from above front
door. Stolen: clothing, cash.

Break and enter — 100-bik. 2. 2nd
St. Entry gained by window.
Stolen: cash, coffee table, sterco,
vacuum, calculator, dishes, tele-
phone, mirrors, end tables and
adding machine.

Break and enter — 300-bik. E. Sth
St. Entry gained by smashing
basement window. Stolen: Akai
cassette recorder and small amount
of cash.

Break and enter — 900-bik. East
4th St. Entry gained by jimmying
sliding glass doors. Stolen: moun-
tain bike, tool box, misc. tools.
Break and enter — i00-blk. East
2nd St. Entry gained by prying
open rear door. Stolen: meat, li-
quor, cigarettes.

Break and enter --- 1300-bik. East
Keith Road. Entry gained by using
a screwdriver to pry open door.
Stolen: iiquor.
Break and enter — 300-bik. East
2nd Street. Entry gained by break-
ing window with rock. Stolen:

Bowen school renovated

From page 711

staircase will lead straight from the
parking lot to the school offices.

The project will tax the present
5.5 acre site to its limit, due to the
septic field west of the school, so
board §secretary-treasurer John
Cassey has written to the Greater
Vancouver Regional District to ask
about the possible acquisition of
land west, north, and east of the
school, the board was told.

Change rooms accessible from

the playing field will also be added
to the gymnasium, and the entire
building will be made accessible to
the handicapped.

Cassey told the board that the
school district has not seen this
much new construction since Lions
Bay Elementary School was built
12 years ago.

The board voted to send the ar-
chitect’s drawings to the Ministry
of Education for approval.
Tenders are expected to go out in
September.

Scottish sounds heard

THE SEAFORTH Highlanders
Association Pipes and Drums is
presenting its second annual pag-
eant, the Sounds of Scotland at the
PNE, Jure 10.

Last summer -this prestigious
band participated in the famous
Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Funds
from the pageant will support the
Seaforth Association Pipe Band’s
trip to the Nova Scotia Tattoo in
1

990.
Also displaying their talent will

be the Seaforth Highlanders of
Canada Regimental Pipes and
Drums and the Naden Band of
Maritime Forces Pacific.

Among the wide variety of par-
ticipants will be the RCMP Police
Service Dogs with their handlers to
demonstrate the teams’ discipline
and dexterity.

The Sounds of Scotland will
have two shows at 1:30 and 7:30.
Tickets cost $10 for students and
seniors and $12 for adults.

Visit WV nature house

CELEBRATE ENVIRONMENT
Week, which starts June 3, by at-
tending an open house at Phyl
Munday Nature House in West
Vancouver's Lighthouse Park.

The event takes place on Sun-
day, June 4 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Guided nature tours will leave

_ the nature house at noon and 2

p.m
The open house will also feature
a film about Lighthouse Park,

A WATCHFUL
NEIGHBOUR
iS YOUR BEST
BURGLAR ALARM

Meetings held at NV. District
Municipal Hall, 355 W. Queens.
JUNE 15 - 7:30 PM
JUNE 29 - 7:30 PM
For more information cat!
BLOCK WATCH
985-0800

small items and refreshments for
sale, a recycling information
display, and talks on Crisis ’89 at
11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.

BYSECO

BEAT THIS PRICE!
BRC Explorer

$3500

cle Service Co.
273 E. ist, N.Van.

86-9477

Watch for next week’s special.

furniture and jewelry.

Break and enter — 3C0-bik.
Forbes. Entry gained by prying
kitchen window. Stolen: stereo,

tape deck, TV, bag, cash, gold
bracelet, three men’s rings. —
Break and enter — 100-bik. St.
Georges Avenue. Entry gained by
cutters to snap lock on storage
locker. Stolen: rug.

LYNN VALLEY
Break and enter — 1800-blk.
Draycott Road. Entry gained by
basement window. Stolen: gold
jewelry, jewelry box, camera,
Kenya knife, pillow cases.

PEMBERTON
Break and enter — 900-blk.
Marine Dr. Entry gained by
smashing window. Stolen: several
cartons of cigarettes.

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SEYMOUR

Break and eater — 300-bik. River-
side. No signs of forced entry.
Stolen: gold nugget.

Top of Lillooet Road, GVRD Park
— Stolen: Honda generator.

Break and enter — 2800-blk.
Dollarton Highway. No signs of
forced entry. Stolen: washer and

dryer.

THEFT FROM YEHICLES
800-bIk. Nairn Court. Stolen:
nylon gym bag with gym clothing.
4000-bik. Lynn Valley Rd. Stolen:
three bottles of perfume.
200-bik, E. 3rd St. Stolen: am/fm
cassette, equalizer and tool box.
1000-bik. Marine Dr. Stolen: ten-
nis racquets, baseball mitts, lady’s
leather jacket and tennis balls.
3000-bik. Brockton Cres. Stolen:
Blaupunkt am/fm stereo cassette,
800-bik. West 17th St. Stolen:
am/fm radio cassette recorder.
1600-bik. Fell Avenue. Stolen:
leather jacket, attache case,
calculator.
2000-bik. Bowser Avenue. Stolen:
radio.
2000-bik, McKay Avenue. Stolen:
tool box, miscellaneous tools.

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HOME SECURITY TIP

If you suspect a burglary, don’t
go in. Go to a neighbor’s home
and call the police immediately.
Wait outside for them to arrive.

If you confront a burglar, don’t
try to stop him. Run to a
neighbor’s house and call the
police at once. After a burglary,
don’t touch anything. Call the
police immediately. A delay of five
minutes reduces the chances of
catching the criminal by two
thirds.

Report all crimes. Half of the
time, police never get a chance to
arrest the criminal because
witnesses and victims only report
about one out of every two crimes.

It pays to prosecute. Three four-
ths of criminals prosecuted are
found guilty.

Do you have a question regard-
ing traffic laws or safety? If so,
write: CRIME PREVENTION
SECTION, West Vancouver
Police, 1330 Marine Drive, West
Vancouver, 3.C. V7T 1B5, and we
will answer it in this column.

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