THE FOLLOWING is alist
of recent North Shore emer-
gency incidents:

1100-bIk. Sutton Pl.
Break and enter. Method of entry
unknown, Master bedroom = ran-
sacked. Stolen: $5-$10 cash out of
‘wallet, coin purse and change, gold
‘chain, gold bracelet and two con-
tainers of beer out of the fridge.
_ Value: $800, :
500-blk. Clyde Ave.

Break and enter. Entry gained”

through ‘insecure window, Items
stolen from luggage on bed, Stolen:
black:-nylon bag,. gold watch .and
men's gold bracelet. Value:. $800.
300-bik. Inglewood Ave, ° |

- Break and enter. Entry gained via

unlocked basement door, Suspect(s)

started unhooking stereo but left it.

behind, Stolen: unknown.
. 1300-bIk, Ottawa Aye.

Break and enter. Entry gained via

broken rear glass door. Entire house
‘ransacked, Car stolen from carpark.
Suspect(s) also ate and drank at the

scene, Stolen: TV and’ *88 grey:

Volvo 740. Value: unknown,

400-bik. Gordon Ave.

_-,,' Break and enter, Entry gained by
prying open rear’ basement window.

» Master bedroom ransacked: Stolen:

ils. Value: $800.

eee “July 31-August 2
‘Number of medical aid calls:5
Number of false alarms: |
. Number of public service calls:
 6300-bik. Marine. Dr. ge:
) Brush fire. :
2200-bik, Jefferson.
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2400-blk. Marine Dr.
; Gasoline leak, .
: August 3-6
Number of medical ‘aid calls:'7
© Wumber of false alarms: 6
_ Number of public service calls:
0-bIk, Marine Dr. : “

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Smoke damage.
Ambleside Beach.
i Beach fires.
6600-blk. Nelson.

Large fuel spill.

5800-bik. Marine Dr. -

Oil stick,
700- bik: 17th St.
-Dryer fire. :
Pilot House Ra.
Beach fire

“ov © July 34-August 1:
Number of routine calls: 10

“Number of Code 3 emergency calls:

6
August 2-4

Number of routine calls:

Code 3 emergency calls:

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August 5-6 ;
Number of routine calls: 14::
Number of Code 3 emergenc cy calls:
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25th St. at Marine Dr. a
Two-vehicle, accident... Vehicles
collided when both entered the
intersection simultancously, «No
charges or injuries. Approximaicly
$4,800 damage.
1Sth St. entrance to Trans
Hwy. ;
» ‘Two-vehicle accident. Collision
occurred when one vehicle rear-

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-ended the other, No charges. or

injuries.

Approximately $2,000
damage. ; ;

The First Nations Exhibition at Park Royal is an exciting display

of Northwest Coast art and culture. Visit Park. Royal and

see beautiful ceremonial art objects such as masks, drums and 2 ;

an ocean going canoe. See a totem pole carved. right before’

your eyes. On Saturday and Sunday until 2 pm, participate, in

aboriginal songs, dances, and story telling...

If you're shopping for gifts for family, friends or perhaps even:

a treat for yourself - the first. Nations Exhibition has many

surprises and delights waiting to be discovered.

a day ir

THE, FOLLOWING people

appeared in’. North. and West

Vancouver courts recently*to face
various charges?

Before’ Judge —- Reginald
Grandison in West .Yancouver
provincial court on May 3:

Doreen. Francis McDonald, 64,

- of North Vancouver, was fined $50

and received eight’ months’ proba-
tion .after she pleaded guilty. to
obtaining. a. prescription drug by
false pretences on Jan. 4 in West

~ Vancouver,

‘Before © Judge Reginald
Grandison in West Vancouver -

_ provincial court on May. 1:

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provincial court on May 2:
Zbigniew Kozuszyn,: 38,--of
North Vancouver, was: fined. $100...
after he was found guilty of being-.
the driver of a vehicle-involved in:

. the ‘hit and run. ofan ‘unattended

vehicle. on Aug. 1G, 1994, in West ~
Vancouver, .” of

Before. judge Regliiald, ee
Grandison -in- West Vancouver,
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‘and

Gi
Langley, was’ jailed “14 days

, fined $300 after he pleaded guilty to
to driving while prohibited on Noy. --”

30, 1994, on Cypress Bowl Road.
Compiled by Anna Marie D'Angelo