12 - Friday, September 29, 1989 - North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING is a list of re-
cent North Shore crimes:

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY NORTH
Break . and enter — 1000-bik.
Rufus Ave. Entry gained through
open bedroom window. Stolen:
Swiss army knife.
Break and enter — [00-clk. E.
18th St. Entry gained by fercing
padlocks. Stolen: one pair of water
skis.
Break and enter -—— 200-blk. W.
19th St. Entry gained through
sliding window which was left
unlocked. Stolen: remote control
unit, coins and 30-30 shells.
Break and enter —- 500-bik. W.
Keith Rd. Entry gained through
windows that were left open.
Stolen: coins, jewelry.
LYNN VALLEY

Break and enter — 1000-blk. E.
14th St. Entry gained through
open basement window. Stolen:
answering machine, jewelry,

crystal figurines, TV converter,
1000-bIk.

cartridges.
Break and enter —

THE NORTH SHORE'S POLICE FILES

Westover Dr. Entry gained
through basement window. Stolen:

jewelry
SEYMOUR

Parking Lot #1 — Mount
Seymour. Entry gained through
window. Stolen: fire extinguishers.
Bresk and exter — 2000-blk. Vio-
tet St. No signs of forced entry.
Windows were found open. Stolen:

TV, VCR, camera, speakers,
entertainment system, joy stick,
control pads, cash, jewelry.

Break and enter — 2000-bik. Mt.
Seymour Parkway. Entry gained
by removing door screws from
garage door. Stolen: tool box with
various tools, air compressor,
spray gun, extension cords, san-

ding blocks, heavy duty jack
stands, sandpaper, trouble light,
floor jack, welding hoses.

THEFT FROM VEHICLES
1000-bIk. Shavington St. Stolen:
speakers, camera, cassettes. Keith
and St. Georges Ave. Stolen:
antenna. 1000-blk. St. Georges
Ave. Stolen: RCMP Baseball Cap.
500-bik. EE. Kings Rd. Stolen:
Speakers & amplifier. 1000-bdlk.
Marine Dr. Stolen: side window
off jeep. 4000-bik. Epps Ave.
Stolen: tools and credit card.
200-blk. Seymour River Pl. Stolen:
leather jacket. :

WEST VAN
BREAK AND ENTERS
AMBLESIDE AREA

Break and enter to residence -——
200-bIk. Hiawatha. Entry: open
window. Stolen: jewelry and cash.
Value: $1,150.
Break and enter to residence —
1400-bIk. Mathers Ave. Entry: via
unlocked door while complainant
in yard. Stolen: pearl necklace,
cash. Value: 3800.
Break and enter to business —
1500-bIk. Marine Drive. Entry: pry

History of WV library to be written

NOT WITHSTANDING the
future major .expansion of West
Vancouver Memorial Library, the
40-year-old municipal building has
already undergone many interior
and exterior changes.

It is this history, including
details about the small, early len-
ding libraries of the district (going
back to about 1919), that the Me-
morial Library Board is planning
to have written and published in a
hard-cover edition.

At their Sept. 18 meeting, West
Vancouver District Council agreed
to the board’s request for the

$17,500 financing cost.

West Vancouverite Sally
Carswell viill be the author of the
new book, which will be printed in
2,000 copies.

“It seems a very appropriate
means of promoting the 40th an-
niversary of a very successful and
popular community _library...,”’
wrote chief librarian Jack Mounce
in a letter to municipal manager
Terry Lester.

By selling the book at $12 a
copy, the board expects to bring in
an offsetting revenue of $17,800.

Mounce, who is on the board’s
sub-committee along with Denny

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Carswell, who has a degree in
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Gate Hospital, which is used in
local history courses as an example
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VANCITY
APPOINTMENT |

Larry Wald, VanCity
Vice-President of Member
Services, is pleased to
announce the appointment
of Ashley Morgan as
Mortgage Development
Manager for the North
Shore.

In this capacity, Ashley
will meet her many clients’
mortgage financing needs at
the most convenient loca-
tion for the client. Ashley
brings a sound marketing
background in residential

open doors. Stolen: 33 cartons of
cigarettes (recovered).

Break and enter to business —
500-bitk. — 17th St. Entry: pry
window. Stolen: cash. Value: $200.
BRITISH PROPERTIES AREA

Break and enter to residence —

is pleased to announce his association with

DR. TERRY McKAY om.

at

AMBLESIDE DENTAL
204-1590 Bellevue Ave.,
West Vancouver, B.C. V7V 1A7
FOR APPOINTMENT: 922-5544

pry window. Stolen: nil.

300-bIk. Mathers Ave.

bottles of pop. Value: $4.

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900-bIk. Eyremount Drive. Entry:

Break and enter to business —
Entry:
break window. Stolen: two 750 m}

morigage financing to the
position and encourages her
North Shore clients and
contacts to cali her at 290-
1243 (portable cellular.)

VanCity is the largest
community credit union in
Canada with 22 community
locations in the Lower
Mainland, including a
branch in North Vancouver
(Pemberton Plaza) and
West Vancouver (1548
Marine Drive).

Our Classified Department will be open reqular weekend hours
Saturday and Sunday, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and open
Monday, October 9 frum 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Our Display Advertising Department will be closed
Monday, October 9.

DEADLINES:

Display & Display Classified:
Friday, Oct. 6, 2:00 p.m. for Wed., Oct. 11 edition.

Classified: There are no changes to Classified deadlines.

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AND MUCH KORE!

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closed due to expanson.

Grand Opening
March 1990

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