Smash and grab
nets jewels

THIEVES smashed a North Vancouver jewelry store window and
grabbed approximately $500 worth of jewelry recently.

The theft occurred July 14 sometime between 2:30 and 4a.m. in
the 900-block of Marine Drive.

North Vancouver RCMP are continuing an investigation into the
theft.

Owners sought
for bikes

NORTH VANCOUVER RCMP are trying to find the owners of
two motorcycles and a deep freezer.

The dirt bikes, a red Kawasaki with no licence plate and a Can-
Am motorcycle with an expired Alberta plate, and the freezer were
stolen in the 1100 block of Beechwood Crescent July 3.

The owners should contact the RCMP at 985-1311.

Woman jailed
for thefts

A 38-YEAR-OLD North Vancouver woman was sentenced to six
months in jail after she pleaded guilty to six theft-related charges
Suty 15.

Barbara Lefebvre was charged with six counts of possession of
stolen property after a March 13 police seizure of a camera,
assorted stereo equipment and a television converter.

Charges against Wayne Malinosky, 41, who was originally
charged jointly with Lefebvre, were dismissed.

Thief steals
smokes

TWENTY cartons of cigarettes were stolen from a central Lonsdale
store Friday at approximately 9:40 p.m,

North Vancouver RCMP are looking for a suspect, described as
being heavy-set. five-foot 10-inches tall with greasy, collar-length
bfond hair.

He is also said to have blue eyes and a bad complexion.

The suspect was wearing a blue jean jacket and blue jeans at the
time, and was last seen entering a green Pinto station wagon,

Anyone with information about the thef( is asked to contact the
RCMP at 985-13 Ff or Crimestoppers at 669-TIPS,

Girl struck
by car

A 12-YEAR-old North Vancouver girl sustained a broken arm and
leg after striking a moving car Monday.

The accident occurred at 1:30 p.m. in the interseetion of Mount
Seymour and Brockton Drive.

North Vancouver RCMP reported the girl came out from a bid-
dew alley, directly into the path of a 1983 Chevrolet travelling
southbound on Brockton Drive.

The girl was admitted to Lions Gate Hospital for observation,

Inquiry
planned
for
creek
deaths _|

THE CORONER in-
vestigaling the recent Lynn
Canyon tragedies said an in-
quiry will be held into the
ceaths of two young men who
drowned in the fast-flowing
creek waters.

Bs REM PEMBERTON
News Reporter

North Vancouver District Coun-
cil sent a letter to the coroner's of-
fice, following the fatalities, re-
questing an inquiry be held.

Mayor Marilyn Baker said in the
past 10 years there have been seven
accidental deaths at Lynn Creek,
including the most recent deaths,
and three possible suicides.

Coroner Bart Bastien said an
inquiry is done by the coroner as a
matter of course, to determine the
cause and possibly make recom-
mendations.

Bastien said before proceeding
with the inquiry into the deaths of
Robert Grant, 22, and Kyle James
Mallach, 26, he is waiting to
receive all investigative reports
from the authorities.

Grant drowned after jumping
into Lynn Creek with two friends
July 7.

Mallach slipped from the canyon
and fell !5-metres into an area,
known locally as 90-foot pool on
July 13.

Bastien said an inquest may be
held, but this is yet to be deter-
mined by the metro-regional cor-
oner.

“ff there’s public concern it’s
done up usually by an inquest,’’ he
said, adding, ‘‘! know there is a
concern with the canyon.’’

Bastien said an inquest would
also determine the cause and look
at the situation surrounding the
fatalities, but unlike an inquiry, a
five-man jury is used.

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