‘LOOKING FORWARD TO SUMMER, Caleen is already dreaming about water

wen A part time student in North Van, Caleen also works part time at Capilano
Mall. (Ellsworth Dickson photo)

West Vancouver Police
hope they have stopped a
rash of breakins of parked
cars in both the Lighthouse
Park and Cypress Bowl
areas.

Two Vancouver youths
were arrested at Lighthouse
Park Wednesday and were
charged Thursday with theft
under $200.

The pair, Brad Kenneth
Berakos, 19, of 3347 West
4th, and Anders Francis
Carlson, 19, of 2772 West
20th, appeared briefly
Thursday _afternoon before
West Vancouver provincial
court Judge Perry Millar and
were remanded to Feb. | on
the theft charges.

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Deputy Chief Constable
Robert Brolly says West
Vancouver has been plagued
with a rash of breakins and
thefts from cars, especially
in the Lighthouse Park area.

Police have been keeping
an eye on the parking lot at
Lighthouse Park for a
considerable period of time
as the culprits had. been
preying on cars over a
period of months.

A special target has been
purses left in vehicles by
women who have gone on
hikes in the park.

At least two dozen cars
have been victimized as a
result of the breakins, police
say.

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Sergeant Henry Indra of
West Van _ police warns

_ motorists frequenting West

Vancouver Parks or leaving
their vehicles unattended on
parking lots in the Cypress
Bow! area’ to secure all
valuables in the trunks of
their vehicles.

Signs will soon be posted
at the different locations

warning motorists of the
existing problem.

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A 41-year-old Delta man
has been found guilty in
Vancouver County Court in
connection with the heist

Page 3, January 28, 1979 - Sunday News

McDonald was remanded
in custody to February 19 for
sentence.

The charge was laid in a

last August 25 in 1977, of

$100,000 from an armored
carin North Vancouver. -

Mr. Justice
found David Sydney Mc-
Donald of 7705-112th Street

guilty on a charge of ‘theft
over $200.

West Vancouver
provincial court Judge Perry
Millar sentenced a 31-year-
old Vancouver man to 30
days in jail Thursday after
declaring that he had “failed

Grouse cabin
goes up in smoke |

A cabin and its contents
collectively valued at
$12,000 was destroyed in a
fire at Grouse Mountain
Saturday night.

Firefighters working for
the Grouse resort prevented
the blaze from spreading,

Wetmore _

.,€ntered the

surprise: “move by North
Vancouver RCMP > Sep-
tember 1977 in their in-
vestigation into the disap-
pearance of $100,000 from a
Loomis armored car.

In’ a dramatic turn of
events at that time, RCMP
North Van
provincial courtroom where

to come to terms
himself”. - . oe

The jail term was imposed
upon Gregory Bamendine,
1230 Haro, who was up for
sentence after a - Builty plea

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while members of North

Vancouver District . Fire
Department who attended
Stood by.

The owner of the cabin,
Allan Kisby, was in a next
door cabin with a neighbour
at the time the fire broke
out.

McDonald was appearing on
a charge of illegal possession
of an unregistered firearm
and charged the Delta man
with theft, of the money
which had vanished from the
Loomis car.

The money was to be
delivered to the Bank of
Montreal branch at the
Westlynn Mall.

McDonald had been a

Loomis employee at the
time.

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WV man jailed for fraud

on a charge of
pretenses last Nov. 24.
Judge Millar noted that a
probation report showed
Bamendine had a police
record going back [2 years.

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