Pedestrians hit

A WEST Vancouver couple were hit by a vehtele on
April 19 as they walked through the parkieg lot af the
Park Royal Cinema at 9 pm,

The man was brushed by the vehicle, but the woman
was knocked to the ground, according tow West
Vancouver Potice spokesman,

The woman was later. released from hospital with
non-life-(hreatening injuries.

A West Vancouver woman was charged with revers
sing her vehicle when unsafe. No names were released,

Suspect bitten

A SUSPECT received injuries to his buttocks and left

hand on April 7.from a police dog.

Police responded to 4 burglary i in- progress at a home in
the Zin)-block West 22nd Street. The suspect was tracked
by North Vancouver RCMP dog, Timber, and his han-
dier, Const. Jackson Nash, to the 200-biock of West 23rd
Street, where, police say, the suspect refused to stop. He
was nabbed by the dog. /

A second suspect was chased by 1 general duty police
officer and was. apprehended at the intersection of the
Trans Canada Highway and Lonsdale Avenue. /The see-
ond suspect had ‘cuts to his head caused by juniping out

ofa broken window of the burglarized home, said police,

Joseph Aenrico Anton and Stanley Albert ‘Thomas,
both. 21-year-old North Vancouver residents, were

puters to the district

NV District
council joins
digital world

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about to be routed through the
homes of the Nocth Vircauver
District mayor and council,

NORTH VANCCGUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL
by Martin Millerchip

Council agreed Monday to
spend beiween STO000 and
$13,000 to connect its home conm-
*s computer
network.

Council members will gain 24-
hour access to electronic mail (E+
mitil), electronic scheduling and the
district's BBS (bulletin board sys-
tem),

Currently four of the seven
council members have computer
systems,

Software and hardware lo
ensure compatibility and home sys-

~ tems for the three who do not have

equipment will all be on loan.
Acknowledging the lack of his
computer knowledge,

Mayor

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Murray Dykeman said, “Maybe my
grandson can teach me what P need
to know.”
Coun, Janice Harris hopes that a
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“Lam snowed under with paper,”
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‘charged with break, enter and theft, and pdssession of
stolen property in connection with the incident.

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Ratepayers’ Association (ADRA) i : ; J — ° a
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