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North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore
crimes:

WEST VANCOUVER

Break and enter to cesidence --
H800-DIk. Queens. Entry not
known, Stolen: cash, jewelry,
credit cards. Value: not known.
Break and enter — 1200-bIk. Fs-
quimalt. Entered via unlocked
door. Stolen: floor jack, headers.
mufflers. Value: $330.

Theft) from) saute -  6200-bIk.
Nelson Avenue. Vent window
pried open. Stolen: skis, oindings,
poles, wet suit, tape deck. Value:
$1,800,

Theft) from
Marine Drive.
smashed. Stolen:
Value: $120.
Theft from aute — Kap 100 park-

auto —-  4800-bIk.
Rear side window
four hubcaps.

ing lot. Side window smashed.
Stolen: radar detector. Value:
$399.

Theft from auto — Park Royal
South. No draft smashed. Stolen:
tape deck, amplifies, equalizer,
speakers. Value: $1,460.

Theft from auto — Amideside

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Park. Vehicle insecure. Stolen:
purse & contents. Value: $70,

Theft) from auto 6-100 Dib,
Douglas Street. No draft broken,
Stolen: AM/EM tape deck. Value:
S32),
Theft 4S00-b1k,

from anto --

Marine Drive. Entry noi known.
Stolen: AM/FM tape deck. Value:
$1,000.

Theft) from auto —  2300-b1k.
Nelson. Side window — broken.
Stolen: AM/FM cassette deck.

Value: $700.

Theft from auta -— 100-bIk, Deep
Dene Place, Side window smashed.
Stolen: stereo speakers. Value:
SiO),

Theft from auto — Cypress Bowl,
Stolen: ski rack. Value: $79.

Making the influential aware
of needy is local man's goal

TWO YEARS ago David Foster had a dream to help the
needy on the North Shore, but lacked necessary connec-
tions. Now the dream is cn its way to coming true.

Following success of the North
Shore Community Christmas Din-
ner, the local resident — who calls
himself “the other David Foster"’
to distinguish him from the famed
record producer/singer — founded
the Change the World Foundation,

Serving as a rallying point for
individuals and businesses — such
as Save-On-Foods, which was the
major contributor to the dinner —
the foundation aims to try to ad-
dress social problems on the North

NORTH Shore sesident David
Foster...“‘This Change the World
Foundation will be the vehicle to
bring the influence and power of
the businesspeople to wipe (pover-
ty) out.”

Pointing to the estimated 1,500
needy families on the North Shore,
Foster, 27, said that the key to im-
proving the situation is making
people aware of it.

“They have the influence and
the power to wipe out this situa-
tion,’’ Foster said of local business
people.

“If somebody isn’t bringing this
vision to them then nothing gets
done. The awareness should be
brought to these people.”

After 300 people, including
about 130 children, packed the
North Vancouver Recreation Cen-
tre for the pilot project Communi-
ty Christmas Dinner, Foster knew
his idea — to combine efforts for a
common goal — would work.

“Individually they don’t pull a
lot of weight,’’ said foundation
president Foster, who makes his
living as a fitness consultant.
“This Change the World Founda-
tian will be the vehicle to bring the
influence and power of the
business people together to wipe
this situation out.

“What will come out of it will
be other groups and organizations

By STEPHEN BARRINGTON

News Reporter

halding hands to form a comman
front. They will carry much more
weight than just individually."

Inspired by Bob Geldof, the
Trish rock star who was the driving
force behind the Live Aid benefit
concert for famine relief, Foster
wants to attack the problems here
and now,

NORTH VANCOUVER

Break and enter AS00- bib
Skshne Dre briny gamed by ous
tng a Screwdriver to unlock suite
Stolen: EV. Akar tape deck. pre
amp and amp tuner oat oan
estimated value of $2,000

Break and enter ~~ SOO-bIK. Bel-
mont Street. Entry gained by fore-

mp rear pacave door. Stolen:
Kuwahara mountam bike valued al
$500,

Hreak and cater TOL bIL. West
29th Streen, No sipns of forced en-

try. Stolen: jewelry valued at
$5,000.
Break and enter -— 230)-blk.

Lansdale Avenue. Frtsy gained by
prying door open. Stolen: coins
and jewelry.

Break and enter — 300-bIK. West
4th Street. Entry gained by forcing
a window at ground level. Stolen:
wallet and contents valued at $140.
Break and enter —~ 100-bIk. West
2nd. Entry gained by smashing
front door window. Stolen: $450.
Break and enter — = 1200-blk.
Heywood Street. Entry gained by
using a plier-like device to twist off
front door handle. Stolen: Philips

VOR, romete control. and jewel
Break and enter -— TOO-bIb. bast
6th Street. Pniry gained by slightly
open window at ground level.
Stolen: Jewelry, Panasonic answer-
Ings machine, swords, and camera.
Break and enter — 200-bik. West
ath Street. Entry yained by apen
glass Siding door. Stolen: VCR
which was recovered in a garbage
can,

Break and enter — 200-bIk. West
Sth Street, No signs of forced en-

try. Stolen: signature = plates,
Canon 35mm camera and blank
VHS taupe.

Theft from vehicle —- 4000-bIk.
Ruby Avenue. Entry gained by
forcing open window of vehicle

then unlocking the door. Stolen:
one pair Soloman ski boots,
Dynastar skis and one pair of poles
and 10 cassettes.

Theft’ fram vchicle — 400-Hk.
Lonsdale. Entry unknown. Stolen:
Aipine Equalizer’ Power booster
valued at $430.

Theft: from vehicle — 200-bIk,
West Ist. No signs of forced entry.
Stolen: Mitsubishi stereo.

Theft’ from vehicle — 1000-bik.

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Tdlooet Road. Stolen: Sansui and
Alpine 2000 watt speakers in
homemade wooden boxes. Value
of items stolen: $1,000,

Information on these crimes may
he forwarded to the appropriate
police ageney or Crime Stoppers at
669- TIPS,

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