Medical aid: fall.
300-bik. Brooksbank
Fire, ,

. Oct. 7
46090-blk. Hoskins Rd.
Medical aid.
100-bik. Riverside Dr.
Gasoline/diese] spill.
200-bik. Seymour River Pl.
Medical aid: injured person.
300-bik. West Queens Rd.
“Medical aid.
800-bik. Forsman Ave.
Propane leak.
14th Street at Lloyd Avenue
Miscellaneous fire.
1006-blk. Roosevelt Cres.
Miscellaneous fire.
Oct. 8
Mountain Highway and Keith
Road
Motor vehicle accident.
§600-bIk. Indian River Dr.
Hlegal burning.
400-blk. Marie Pi.
Medical aid: person unconscious.

JHE NORTH Vancouver RCMP
Fraud Section is asking for
assistance in identifying this
suspect. Call Cpl. Gene
Slobod at 983-7414,

On Sept. 20, this woman
was suspected of impersonat-
ing a Bank of Montreal cus-
tomer in North Vancouver. The
suspect withdrew a sum of
money from a client’s account.

The Morth Vancouver RCMP
Fraud Section number is 943-

4559.

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-QND NARROWS BRIDGE

3800-bik. Capilano Rd.

Medical aid: injured person.
3100-bik. Hoskins Rd.

Medical aid: seizures.
Capilano Road and Woods Drive.

Motor vehicle accident.
Mortroyal Boulevard and
Skyline Drive

Medical aid.

* 200-bik. Lioyd Ave.

Propane leak.

500-blk. East 17th St.

Entry gained through ground
level window. Stolen: CD player,
jewelry and fax machine.
400-bik. Ellis .

Garage door left unlocked.
Stolen: sporting gear.
100-bik. East 5th St.

Sliding balcony door Jeft open.
Stolen: purse, wallet, ID and
money.
3900-bik. Ruby Ave.

Bedroom window pried open.

Stolen: camera. Fridge searched.
200-bik. East Keith Rd.

Key left under door mat. Stolen:
75 CDs.
700-bik. East 3rd St.

Ground level window smashed.
Stolen: nothing. Alarm sounded.
4200-bik. Capilano Rd.

Basement window smashed.
Stolen: two TVs, two mountain
bikes and microwave.
300-bik. Seashell Lane.

Living room window smashed.
Stolen: nothing.
100-bik. West 2nd St.

Stolen: nothing.
1300-bik. West 23rd Si.

Rear door kicked. Stolen: moun-
tain bike, computer, VCR and CDs.
1300-blk. Oakwood.

Patio door pried. Stolen: CD
player and stereo.
3700-bik. Mt. Seymour Parkway.

Balcony window unsecured.
Stolen: $4 change, camera and jew-

elry.

1900-bIk. Indian River.
Basement window smashed.

Stolen: computer, two TVs, VCR

and Nintendo.

ogus $20 bills

come up short

WEST VANCOUVER Police are
asking businesses and residents to
look out for 12 different serial
numbers on counterfeit Canadian
$20 bills that have been recently
passed as real money in the com-
munity.

The serial numbers include:

HI 52468350856,
@ 56908613136;
2 52630241646;
B 56766602482,
52620497394,
@ 52277164890;
M 52518418540;
& 56673848716;
56933671046;
B 56898202597;
BH 56562012141,
WB 56793238987.

Police suggest a suspected
counterfeit bill be compared to a
genuine bill.

The phoney bills which have

surfaced in West Vancouver have
been poorly cut and are sometimes
narrower or shorter than a genuine
bill.

Police say a genuine Canadian
$20 will have a pink hue in the
sky above the mountains on the
back of the bill.

Counterfeits have missed the
pink color. Some counterfeits
have also appeared shiny and pur-
ple, unlike real Canadian $20
bills.

Police say that if a genuine
Canadian bill is rabbed hard on a
piece of white paper, ink should
rub off. (Police suggest using an
area of high ink concentration
such as the numbers on the bills’
comers for this test.) Anyone find-
ing a counterfeit bill can call West
Vancouver Police at 922-4141 or
in North Vancouver, the North
Vancouver RCMP at 985-1311.

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Congratulations
Daren Shields

The Province of British Columbia congratulates
Daren Shields of Carisbrooke Elementary in North Vancouver for
achieving excellence in science and representing British Columbia
at the 1994 Canada- Wide Science Fair held in Guelph, Ontario.
Daren’s efforts were supported by his teacher, Mt. Greg Milner.

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Suezone Chow
Chairman
Science Council of British Columbia

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