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THE FOLLOWING is a list of
recent North Shore crimes;

WEST VANCOUVER

Break and Enters

1200-bik. Mathers Ave.

Entry gained by smashing win-
dow. Stolen: cookies, Street Fighter
and Blade Runner figures. Value:
$123.

Klahanie Park.

Door glass smashed by kicking,
window to club room smashed.
Stolen: 17 bottles of beer, Vitlue:
$17. .
1200-bik. Keith Rd.

Entry gained through open
garage, Stolen: electric hedge trim-
mer. Value: $70.

NORTH VANCOUVER

Break and Enters
300-bik. East Osborne.

Front door left unlocked. Money
and Visa card stolen,
800-blk. Westview Cr.

Door left unlocked. Unknown
items stolen.
2000-bik. Boulevard Cres.

Side window cut with glass cut-
ter. Jewelry taken.
3400-bik. St. Kilda.

Window smashed. Jewelry
taken.
1000-bik. Grand Bivd.

Rear basement window
smashed. Money and jewelry taken.
300-blk. West4th St.

Window smashed. Television,
VCR and jewelry taken.
500-blk. West 23rd.

Door lock of garage broken.
Cellular phone and tool box taken.
609-blk. East 22nd St.

Window smashed. Jewelry
taken.
800-bik. Grand Blvd.

Window smashed at rear of resi-
dence. Money and jewelry taken,
300-blk. West 24th St.

"No forced entry. CDs taken.
1200-b1k. Grand Blvd.

No forced entry. Jewelry taken.
800-bik. Crystal Crt.

Basement window entered.
Jewelry stoien.
4200-blk. Skyline Dr.

Rear kitchen door entered.
Camera taken.
2700-bik. Westview Ave.

No’sign of forced entry. Video
taken.
700-bik. East 8th St.

Basement window smashed.
Video game stolen.
200-blk. West 2nd St.

Entered through unlocked patio
door. VCR, CD player and ghetto
blaster taken.
900-blk. East Keith Re,

Basement window left open.
Money, jewelry and jacket taken.
600-bik. East 22nd St.

Basement window pried open.
Unknown items stolen.
1300-blk. Mountain Hwy.

Window smashed. Jewelry
taken.
200-blk. East 23rd St.

Garage door lock removed.
Lawn mower and adder taken.
2000-bik. Fullerton Ave.

Padlock of locker pried off.
Bookcase and suitcase taken.
900-blk. Adderly St.

Ground floor window smashed. 3

Jewelry, food and money taken.
1100-bik. Mountain Hwy.
Entered through attic (under

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renovations). Unknown items
taken,
1400-blk. Lynn Valley Rd.
Basement window smashed.
Jewelry taken.
400-bIk. East 3rd St,
Front door left unlocked. VCR
taken,
900-bik. Glenora Ave.
Side window smashed. Jewelry
and money taken.
4400-bik. Highland Blvd.
Basement window smashed.
Jewelry and money taken.

For crime prevention assis-
tance in West Vancouver call
West Vancouver Police at 922-
4141, In North Vancouver call
the North Vancouver RCMP at
985-1311.

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NVC says no to Pier 96 plan

DESPITE A petition to North Vancouver City Council
on its behalf, Pier 96 Flea Market's application to
expand outdoors died on the table at the June 20 council
meeting.

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY COUNCIL
By Grace Golightly

Coun. Bafbara Perrault made a motion to issue a tem-
porary-use permit to the market, but her motion found
ho seconders.

The flea market's plans calicd for the addition of
about 45 outdoor vendors, which were to sell such items
as B.C.-grown produce, garden supplies, and work by
local artists und sculptors.

Pier 96 had also planned to upgrade the outdoor area,

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erect canvas canopies for the outdoor stalls, and iustall a
glass front oii the building.

Bui representatives from nearby Lonsdale Quay
opposed the flea market's expansion at the June 20 pub-

__ lic hearing.

Though it has not yet had any impact on the Quay's
business, Patricia Parente, director of operations for
IntraWest Corporation, (which manages the Quay) said
competition from Pier 96 fruit aed vegetable sales woud
be very stiff for the Quay's veudor:, whose compura-
tively high overhead is reflected in their produce prices,

And a loss of business for the produce vendors would
affect the whole Quay, she said. “Produce is the engine
that drives the rest of the (Lonsdale Quay) operation,”

Parente added that the Quay’s produce sellers are
even opposed to the occasional temporary stalls which
allow local growers and farmers to sel seasonal fruits or
vegetables within the Quay’s market area.

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