THE FOLLOWING is at tist of

recent North Shore crimes:

WEST VANCOUVER

Break and Enters

5°00-bik. Howe Sound Lane,

Suspect entered residence via
ladder to second-floor window.
Stolen: olive-green suit; grey suit;
$100 cash. Value: $900.

Kapilano 100 building.

fintry gained via unlocked door.
Stolen: Hitachi VCR. Value: $480.
8600-blk. Lawrence Way.

Entry gained via partially inse-
cure side door. Stolen: antique
music stand, oak podium; Korg dig-
ital tuner. Value: $350.

Park Royal South construction
site.

Three males removed plywood
from building opening, Stolen:
three Kango electric jackhanmers
and six-bits; 2. hp campressor; Skil
saw, Value: $9,500. Suspects: thee
males in work clothes, steel-toed
boots, black hair, ball caps; driving
burgundy 1980s work van with
glass double doors at back,
Kapilano 100.

Office door forced open. Stolen:
Grid taptop computer; Kodac print-
er and case, Value: $1,060.

‘WEST VANCOUVER
Thefts of Autos

160-bik. Crestiine.

Ignition damaged.

Highway 1 al [Sth Street.

Vehicle broken down; when
complainant. returned it was gone.
Stolen: 1989 grey. Mercury ‘Topaz.
Value: $8,000. ;

{200-bik. Gordon Ave.

Vehicle stolen from open car-
port. Stolen: 1992 red Nissan
240SX. Valse: $20,000.
500-bik. 13th St.

Vehicle stolen from parking
stall; glass on ground. Stolen: 1986
green Toyota Tercel.

NORTH VANCOUVER

Break and Enters

“1200-bIk. Welch St.

» Door pried open. Stolen: two.

computers, printer and keyboard.
200-bik. East Ist St. :
‘Door pried open. Stolen: com-
puters. ,
200-bik. Brooksbank.
Front door pried open. Stolen:

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ENID DEARING, the first and only
- Chief Librarian of the North
Vancouver district library, died
March 10 at Lions Gate Hospital
after a long battle with cancer. She
was 62.

Dearing, a graduate of UBC and
‘McGill University, came to the

ENID DEARING... memorial
scheduled for Sunday, March

“20 at 2 p.m. at Highlands
United Church. :

Retired

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HORSESHOE BAY

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comptiters, printers and fax
machine,
100-bik. Forester.

Locks broken. Stolen: cash,
tools, fax and printer.

local library from the Vancouver
Island regional library in 1964,

She took over a quartet af inde-
pendent, makeshift libraries staffed
by volunteers; by 1971, she was
chief of a burgeoning system which
already consisted of three “proper”
library branches with a circulation
of 532,299, and 15 full-time
employees. She retired in 1991.

Dearing served as president of

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70-bik, East 7th St.
Door and lock pried. Stolen: fax,
computer and printer,
1460-bik. Lynn Valley Rd,
Kitchen ground-level window

Chief Librarian dies

the B.C. Library Association and
was involved in the process which
led to the formation of the Greater
Vancouver Library Federation in
1975. : .

Enid Dearing’s life will be cele-
brated at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March
20 at Highlands United Church,
3255 Edgemont Blvd., with a
reception to follow at the Capilano
Branch Library.

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wie» AUTO THEFT

pried open. Stolen: VCR. CDs and
clothing.
900-bIk, arrest Hills Dr.

Kitchen window forced open,
Stolen: jewelry and money,

AFFORD.

For crime prevention assistance: s
B in West Vancouver call West
Vancouver Police at 922-4141;

M in North Vancouver cail the — : :

North Van RCMP at 985-1311.

LE HOUSING FOR |

SENIORS IN WEST VAN.? pe
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for the Park Royal area in West Vancouver,

Seniors (aged 50 years and over) interested in joining the Co-
op are urged to attend our public meeting to see if thix form of

housing suiis their needs.

* Units may be priced as much as 20% less than
comparable housing ia West Vancouver.

« Proposed unit sizes from 750 s.£. to 1,300 s.f.

A public information meeting will be held on Wednesday,
March 23, 1994 at the West Vancouver Senior's Activity
Centre (695 21st St.) at 7:00 pm.