A29 - Wednesday, April 4, 1984 - North Shore News

Woman
escapes

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AN 18-YEAR-OLD North } =. . ; ;
rancouver woman escaped Gp ; & | SALE
snaken but unharmed after j
she was attacked by a lone .
male just before midnight
Tuesday.

The woman was walking
in the area of Williams and
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attacked her.

The assailant is described
as a male between 25 and 30
years of age, very thin and
about six feet tall.’

He has light brown hair
that comes down over the
tops of his ears and a
moustache.

At the ume of the attack,
he was wearing a light blue
shirt and light blue pants.

Police are requesting
anyone with information on
the attack or the attacker to
telephone them at 985-1311.

Got the
shaft —

A NORTH VANCOUVER
man still has his car but
somebody got the shaft.

The drive shaft that 1s.
The man, a resident of the
Hamilton area, had left his
1980 Pontiac car in his
driveway with the drive shaft
laying on the pavement
beneath it When he
returned to his house, the
drive shatt was gone

The theft was the latest in
a string of thefts of
automobile parts from
North Shore driveways and
carports Among the goods
stolen so far are engine parts
and even acar hood

Nuisance
fires lit

NORTH VANCOUVER
District. firetnen were kept
busy Monday night with a
string of nuisance fires set in
Lynn Valley garbage cans
firemen were called out
on four separate Occasions

to battle small fires
None resulted in major
damage

Phe problem of fires being -
sect in garbage containers in
the arca is a recurrent one

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