4 - Friday, Jnauary 20, 1989 — North Shore News

FROM THE NORTH SHORE’S POLICE FILES

THE FOLLOWING is a list of re- Break amd enter — 200-bik. West unlocked. Stolen: cash. son Rd. Entry gained by second More Alert
cent North Shore crimes: 13th St. Entry gained by door left Break and enter — 1900-bIk. Lar- storey bedroom window. Stolen:

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Break and enter — 100-bIk. West
16th Street. Various lockers were
broken into by prying off the
locks. Stolen: various items.
Break sand enter — 1000-blk.
Bewicke Ave. Entry gained by
smashing rear window. Stolen: li-
quor, knives, cash. Sony
Walkman, jewelry.
Break 2nd enter — 200-bik.
Bewicke. Entry gained by breaking
side door. Stolen: VCR valued at
$700.
Break and enter — 100-bik. E.
12th Street. No signs of forced en-
try. Stolen: TV converter.
Break and enter — 1000-blk.
Mahon. Entry gained by back
door. Stolen: bank full of pennies

and cash.

Bresk and enters — 600-bIk. W.
Keith Rd. Entry gained by break-
ing window and reaching in and
opening door. Stolen: VCR,
feather wallet containing credit
cards and birth certificate and
smal] amount of cash.

Break end enter — 1300-bik.
Mahon Ave. Entry gained by
twisting door handie with a cres-
cent wrench; door did not have a
dead bolt. Nothing reported
stolen.

Break and enter —- 100-bik. East

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15th St. Entry gained by forcing

emergency exit door open, using ‘ os me i S371 Heatiand Or
what appears to be a screwdriver. :  [exgetiaciiaraen i
Stolen: cash.

Break aed cater — 1809-bik.

smashing door window, reaching

inside and unlocking door. Stolen:

jewelry.

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Eric and Scott Hallson

Brothers Eric 11 and Scott 8, ave our Star Carriers this week. They
deiner 118 papers on Wednesdays and Sundays in the Deep Cove
area and have done so for the past 14 months. They both attend
Bunard View School, Eric being in grade 6 and Scott in grade 3.
Eric Soves to play soccer and also plays the trombone in the school
band. He also enjoys ricing his bike and doing jigsaw puzzles. Scott
too likes to play soccer and football and helping his brother with
puzzies.

Enic has used some of his North Shore News earings to amoum- 3 .
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We thank both Eric and Scott for being our Star Carriers and for que p .
a job we done.

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