8 - North Shore News — Sunday, February 20, 2000

THE following is a
list of recent West
Vancouver Police -
reports:

January 13
1. Cypress Bowl
Thett. Snowboard stolen
from outside cafeteria.

January 2)
2. 5800-blk. Marine Drive
Theft. Bike stolen from
deck area,

January 23
3. Cypress Bowl
Theft. Unsecured snow-
board stolen from outside
retail shop.

January 26
4. 6400-blk. Chatham
Street
Theft from auto. Vehicle
left unlocked. [tems stolen.

5. 700-bik. Southborough

Stolen auto. Uninsured
vehicle was parked in driveway
with active alarm.

January 27
6. Cypress Bowl
Theft from auto. Vehicle
parked at eastern end of park-
ing tot before lodge. No dam-
age to vehicle.

7. Cypress Bowl

Theft from auto. Vehicle
parked at main parking lot.
Window pried open.

January 28
8. 506-bik. Bellevue
Avenue
Theft from auto. Vehicle
parked in parking lot.

January 30

9, 1800-bik. Marine Drive
Theft. Two plaques
removed from outside wall
and placed in newer grey
BMW. Vehicle left area.

10. Cypress Bowl
Theft. Two snowboards

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stolen from outside cafeteria.
11. Cypress Bow!

Theft from auto. Vehicle
parked at top parking lot. Two
mates observed running away
from vehicle. Males fled scene
in another vehicle.

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12. Park Royal South
Theft. Unknown female
walked out of store carrying
two snowboards. Female
entered vehicle and left area.

January 31
13. 1800-blk. Marine Drive

Here's

Bob Mackin

News Reporter
bmackin@nsnews.com

PREMIER Corky?

Helen Hawthorne tikes
way that sounds.

The NDP provincial
council member from North
Vancouver-Seymour is a del-
egate at the NDP leadership
convention.

It ends soday with the
selection of a new leader —
and premier —— at the Pacific
Coliseum. (Live coverage is
on Rogers community chan-
nel four and online | at
wuw.insine.ca.)

Hawthorne, who

member since 1962, is sup-

amily Owned Since 1946_

says .
“she’s been a loyal party

Break and enter.
Apartment door lock tam-
pered with, bedroom ran-
sacked and storage locker
forced open. Complainant
away on holidays.

14. 1600-bik. Taylor Way

Theft. Items removed
from front lawn for the fourth
time. .

February 1
15. 1600-bik. Duchess Ave.
Attempted oreak and
enter. Pry marks on door.

one for Corky

porting Conrad St. George
“Corky” Evans, the folksy
Nelson-Creston MLA and
agriculture minister.

Evans, an ex-horse logger
and ex-hippie from northern
California, is making his sec-
ond run for the top job of
B.C.’s socialist party.

He lost in 1996 to Glen
Clark, who resigned last
summer after a scandal-
plagued four-year reign as
premier.

Attorney General Ujjal
Dosanjh was favoured to win
today.

His campaign manager
David Schreck, a former
North Vancouver MLA, said
60% of — delegates had
declared their support for
Dosanjh before the conven-

tion.

“There is no way of
knowing from 6 p.m. Friday
until nine o’clock on Sunday,
whether a person has indeed
changed his or her mind,”
Hawthorne said. ;

“Most of the Corky peo- -
ple are very definitely Corky.
They will not be diverted,
they won't have second
thoughts.”

Hawthorne said she sup-~
ported Evans because he is a
master of creating a consen-
sus : +

“He can bring the oppos- -:
ing factions in- the « party
together.” - L :

She’s —__not'. surprised .
Gordon Wilson could finish
third. He has only been.a ©
party member since last win-:”
ter. on
“He didn’t. have shat -
much support within’ the:
party and personally. .1
deplore his quick change: of
connections, dropping the
Liberals for the PDA,~ then
dropping the-PDA to come’
into the NDP.”

Regardless of the. new... - :

leader, could the embattled’.
NDP. return to power? <)>.”
“I’m not hopeful, but P?'m. »--
a bora
Hawthorne.

“pessimist,” said °~ §