42 — Friday, February 1, 1981 - North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list of
recent North Shore crimes:

NORTH VANCOUVER
CAPILANO
Break and enter 700-bik.
Westview Cres. Entry gained by
breaking rear window. Stolen:
jewelry and cash.
Break and enter 3000-bik.
Edgemont Blvd. Entry gained by
prying front door. Stolen: ciga-
rettes.
Break and enter 3000-blk.
Delbrook Ave. Ne siens of forced
entry. Stolen: answering machine,
microwave, cordless telephone,
dial phone. .
Break attd enter 3000-bik.
Capilano Road. Entry gained
through sliding basement window.
Stolen: stereo equipment.
Break and enter 4000-blk.
Primrose Ave. Entry gained
through unlocked balcony door.
Stolen: TV, VCR, jewelry.
Break and enter 900-blk.
Beaumont Ave. Entry gained by
smashing back door window.
Stolen: CD’s.
Break and enter 4000-bIk.
Cedarcrest Ave. Entry gained
through ground level window left
insecure. Stolen: jewelry.
Break and enter — 800-bik. W.
Queens. Entry gained by forcing
front door. Stolen: tools, cash.
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Break and enter — 200-bik. E. 8th
St. Entry gained through ground
floor kitchen window. Stolen:
cash, cellular telephone, set of
keys for hours and vehicles.

Break and enter — 400-blk. W.
14th St. Entry gained by forcing
door. Stolen: small amount of
cash.

Break and enter — 100-bik. W.
13th St. Entry gained by prying
door. Stolen: VCR and coin set.
Break and enter — 200-bik. E.
1Sth St. No signs of forced entry.
Stolen: picture which was tater re-
covered.

WEST VANCOUVER
Break and enter 2200-bIk.
Folkestone Way. Entry gained to
secured garage through unknown
means. Entry gained to locked
shed by prying metal door. Stolen:
snow blower, power blower and
two Filter Queen vacuums. Value:
£6,300.

Break and enter 6600-bIk.
Nelson Ave. Forced entry through
front doors. Pry tool used and
window forced. Stolen: VCR,
Toshiba TV and $40 cash. Value:
unknown.

Break and enter 2200-bIk.
Folkestone Way. Entry gained to
secured underground ‘storage.
Stolen: two-piece professional tool
chest and assorted tools. Value:
$1,200.

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Bellevue. No signs of forced en-
try. Stolen: 24-inch strand of
white pearls with yellow gold
clasp. Value: $3,000.
Break and enter 1100-bIk.
Nepal Pl. Attempted. Screws of

skylight removed. No entry gain-
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Break and enter — Park Royal
North. Entry gained by forcing
unlocked shutter. Stolen: cash
from various points in store.
Value: $250.

Break and enter 1500-bik.
Bellevue Ave. Entry gained

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through hallway door from
Bellevue Ave. and prying open
restaurant door. Stolen: unknown.
Theft of auto — 4300-blk. Marine
Dr. Parked at Cypress Market
during snowfall. Stolen: ’86 Hon-
da SPRFE moped, black, BCL:
N72727,VIN:
JH2AF0604GS253323.

Theft of auto — 600-blk. 14th St.
Auto stolen from secure under-
ground of apartment building.
Keys to ignition left inside vehicle
but vehicle locked. Later recov-
ered in North Vancouver.

Xmas charities meet needs

THE NORTH Shore Christmas
fundraising drives have been so
successful that both the North and
West Vancouver charities have
been able to donate leftover food
to local food banks.

By Elizabeth Collings
News Reporter

Together the North Vancouver
Christmas Bureau and the West
Vancouver Santa Claus Fund
served 905 requests for food
vouchers and food hampers from
families and individuals over the
tecent holiday season.

Donations of non-perishable
food left from last Christmas have
been donated to the North Shore
and Vancouver food banks and
the Salvation Army.

Christmas bureau coordinator
Pat Orr said 675 families were
served with 283 hampers and 392
vouchers.

At the Toy Shop, a staggering
number of children were served
this season: 1,222 kids received up

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to a maximum of four toys which
their parents bought with dona-
tions at the Toy Shop.

In 1989 the Christmas bureau
served 656 families with 250 food
hampers, 406 food vouchers and
856 toys.

‘‘The donations were excellent.
The food came in late but we
made it all just fine,’’ said Pat
Orr, who is stepping down after
three years as the bureau coor-
dinator.

According to Orr’s estimates,
volunteers based at the bureau of-
fice put in 296 hours in addition
to the 186 volunteer hours put in-
to making up the hampers.
Meanwhile, the volunteers at the
Toy Shop, led by Elnore Dom-
phousse and Gayle Melenka, put
in 476 volunteer hours ‘‘easily,’’
said Orr.

Although the final figure for
money raised for the Christmas

Bureau is not yet available, after
bureau bills are paid and money is
set aside for next Christmas, the
remainder of the money will be
used by the North Shore Family
Services Society to help families in
crisis.

In West Vancouver,
hampers and vouchers
delivered to families and
children received toys. In
250 families were served.

The West Vancouver Santa
Claus Fund was able to meet all
requests for help, said executive
officer Ruth Stout.

She added that donations were
“‘very, very good. We had food
left over which we disributed with
the food banks. During the snow
when the food banks over town
couldn’t get here, they drew on
us,”’ she said.

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Stout estimates that the fund
raised $30,000 which will go
towards bills and start-up costs
for next Christmas as well as to
the North Shore Cooperative Pro-
ject Society to assist iow-income
residents throughout the year.

North Vancouver

Lynn Creek

Theft from auto — 1500-bik. Es-
quimalt Ave. Passenger side door
punched in, door opened. Ignition
key found by suspect inside vehi-
cie. Vehicle driven to Fulton and
15th and abandoned there. Stolen:
Bell Quantum radar detector.
Value: $400.

Theft from auto 1100-blk.
Lawson Ave. No signs of forced
entry. Stolen: Volvo radio and
cassette deck. Value: $300.

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Theft from auto — Hollyburn
Country Club. Hood ornament
pried off. Valuc: $250.

Theft from auto — 900-blk.
Eyremount Dr. Passenger window
smashed. Stolen: Sony XR-3!10
am/fm tape deck and Denon am-
plifier. Value: $550.
Theft from auto 400-bIk.
Mathers Ave. Stolen: Motorola
Canport cellular phone, ser.
#4720DQH221H. Value: $1,500.

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