| W. Van blaze
| damages home

FIRE CAUSED over $100,000 damage to a West Vancouver home
April 15.
West Vancouver District Fire Department firefighters responded

| just before 5 p.m. to a fire at a house located in the 1400-block of | he oe — : a
, Chartwell Drive. A fire department spokesperson said the fire —— ,
began on the roof of the home. The fire destroyed the roof. The Cl ’
main floor of the house sustained extensive water damage and 4 moe. , za.
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damage to the home’s contents. ’
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POLICE INVESTIGATORS have identified bones found over a
week ago in 2 shallow grave in the University Endowment Lands
(UEL) as the skeletal remains ef former Norih Vancouver resident
Tracey Leigh Chartrand, 25.

Police are looking for threads linking Chartrand’s death with the
murder of five other Vancouver area prostitutes last year. Char-
trand was last seen working the Mount Pleasant area of Vancouver
in October.

The Auman remains were discovered by children playing in the
UEL area earlier this month.

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THE HONORABLE Bill Reid, Provincial Secretary and Minister your choice

of Tourism, and Angus Ree, Solicitor General and North Van- Soil & Mush Blend

couver-Capilano MLA, will be on hand as gue ‘ speakers Saturday, ~ JOH usnroorm bien ,

April 22 at 9 a.m. at a North Vancouver-Capiiano Secial Credit - Planter Box & Vegetable Soil ee

buffet breakfast. - Topping for Rhododendrons,

The event is scheduled to be held at Cheers Restaurant, 125 East Azal d oth id lovi
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THE ANNUAL Walk For Peace is set for a ncon start, Saturday, | y | , ere Campana 40 cm j g°
April 22 at Kits Beach in Vancouver. y os 3 99
The walk, sponsored by the City of Vancouver and End The . ; 50 cm 36
Arms Race, is billed as North America’s single largest peace event. . | 99
In 2 parallel event, Greenpeace is inviting all mariners, sailors, 60 cm 69

boaters, kayakers, fishermen, bathtubbers and canoers to join in
the Float For Peace parade. . . 1 . = .
The water-borne parade sets off at Kits Beach at 11 a.m., will Se _ 5 Geranium
proceed down the shoreline, under the Burrard Street Bridge, inte | ! R - abe 30 cm 9”

False Creek and ends at Sunset Beach. d
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Two charged ) f on and Service.
with trafficking |

THE NORTH Vancouver RCMP drug detachment recently ar-
rested and charged two North Vancouver men for possession of a
narcotic for the purpose of trafficking.
The arrests and charges follow the search of a local residence last
1 week. Police recovered 41 grams of cocaine worth an estimated
street value of $6,500.
Charged ave 25-year-old Gregory ‘‘Hoss’’ McIntyre and 26-
year-old Timothy Patenaude.
1821 Marine Dr., West Vancouver

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