RIVER OF FOAM was the scene at Mahon Creek Monday after North Van C City F Fire

De

partment washed foam used in a fire fighting

exerclse into storm sewers which

drained into the creek. Department of Fisheries has decided not to prosecute bat will
be writing to the fire department (Jan Smith photo).

Charges la

or

auto thefts spree

POLICE in West Vancouver
have laid 22 charges against
a local youth in connection
with recent outbreaks of
thefts from parked cars and
vandalism caused to the
vehicles.

Grant Gordon Fenwick,
aged 17, of 3324 Westmount
Road, West Van has been
charged with 12 counts of
theft over $200, rclating to
theft of vehicles, seven
counts of theft under $200
and three of theft of credit
cards.

Saturday last weekend saw
five thefts from vehicles left
in an underground parking
lot of an apartment complex
at 1350 Clyde Avenue

lt was the second weckend
in succession West Van had
been hit by similar theft
incidents

The previous weck had
seen 37 thefts from autos,
pmmanrily in the Westmount
area Unhke the usual break.
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by thieves who rummaged the vehicles were driven
through glove boxes for cash away and many were van-
or credit cards. Several of dalized.

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A GROUP of North Shore Winter Club
to be able to save the financially
_ stricken club by taking over the ownership.

members hope

Bill Tracey told a recent
meeting that he and other
members intend forming a
company to ratse capital to
acquire the club by buying
the outstanding debentures.

Members are being invited
to buy shares which would
make them  part-owners,
paying interest to themselves
instead of the credit union,
which held the previous
mortgage.
Tracey told the News last
week members had ex-
pressed interest in investing
sums varying from $1,500 up
to $30,000. Whereas it would
be set up legally as a
company, the winter club
would function very similar
to a co-op.

So far there has been no
Opposition to the proposal
and members are trying to

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Holdings Ltd. — as quickly
as possible.

Tracey told the News it
may take six months to
complete the organization
but added: “There is hope.”

Meanwhile, he has
all members of the club to
give their support.

“The club has been
through difficulties before
and has survived,” he said,
“and it can survive this crisis
as well.”

Meanwhile, there’s more
than just the mortgage that’s
threatening the club and
members will be asked to dig
deep to help out.

Many members have
already agreed to pay $200 a
piece to provide immediate
cash to help pay the property
taxes and others have
sugested increasing the
monthly membership of $85
by as much as a further $30.

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