THE FOLLOWING is a list of
recent North Shore crimes:

NORTH VANCOUVER
Break and enter — 600-block W.
Keith Rd. Entry gained by forcing
sliding door. Stolen: VCR,
Nintendo, clothing.

Break and enter — 200-bik. E.
Sth St. Entry gained thrcugh
open docr. Stolen: cash.
Break and enter 1000-bIk.
Lonsdale Ave. Entry gained by
prying door. Stolen: stereo
equipment and cash.
Break and enter — 300-blk. W.
4th St. Entry gained through in-
secure window. Stolen: CD player,
camera. :
Break and enter — 2000-blik.
Mahon Ave. Entry gained by
breaking glass in rear door.
Stolen: cash.
Break and enter — 300-blk. W.
Keith Rd. Entry gaincd by break-
ing window. Stolen: ghetto
blaster.
Break and enter — 300-bIk. W.
5th. Entry gained by forcing door
open. Stolen: cigarettes.
Brerk and enter — 160-bIk. W.
Esplanade. Entry gained by prying
rear dcor. Stolen: cigarettes and
power tools.
Break and enter -~ 200-bik. W.
4th St, Entry gained through wail.
Stolen: ghetto blaster, cellular
telephone.
Break and enter ~ 1000-blk. W.
17th St. Entry gained by prying
door. Siolen: tools and carpentry
cabinet. ©
Break and enter — 900-bik. E.
4th, Entry gained through rear
bedroom window. Stolen: jewelry.
Break and enter — 200-bIk. E.
3rd St. Entry gained through
‘sliding. window. Stolen: VCR,
- CDs, Nintendo.
-Bseak and enter — 600-bIk. B. St.
-James, Entry. gined through in-
- secure. ‘rear. bedroom, window.
-: Stolen: cash and watch.
Break. and. eater —. 300-blk..
Brooksbank.. No signs of forced
entry. Stoten: stereo, TV, tools

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' Break aad enter | — 1CO-blk. W.

Esplanade. Entry gained via eleva- .

tor. Stolen: fax machine and cash.

-Bresk and enter —- 1000-bik. Cot-
“tonwood. Entry gained by forcing

“rear sliding window. Stolen: CD

player, ver, jewelry. _

Break.and enter — 200-bik. W.

‘4th St.’ Entry: gained by forcing

door open. Stolen: tools.

“Break - and cater — 300-bik.
~ Lonsdale. Ave. Entry gained by
“prying padtock off. Stolen: cash.

_‘Breek: and enter 1000-bik.
“Whitewood... PL. Entry gained
~ through insecure bedroom win-

* dow. Stolen: TV, cash.

- Break and enter — 4000-bik. Pelly

Rd. Entry gained by prying rear
door. Stolen: jewelry.

WEST. VANCOUVER
Theft from auto — 200-blk. Keith
-Rd. Removed from vehicle by
-unknown.. means. Stolen: nandi-
~-Bpped tag. serial #63380. Value:

Theft. fram auto 1000-bIk.
Esplanade Ave. Vehicle. driver’s
lock tampered - with. Stolen:
Alpine Stereo, front. and -. rear
emblems. Value: $1, 000. ‘
Theft from auto —

senger side of vehicle. Stolen: ex-
terior mirror. Value: $150.

Theft from. auto — Trollers Pub.
Rear window smashed. Stolen:
several. iterns of. scuba diving
equipment. Value: $2,995.

Theft 200-bik. 16th St.
Removed from rear storage area
where rear door was insecure.
Stolen:. purse and contents. Value:
Theft Caulfeild Village.
Removed from desk in rear of
shop where rear door was in-
secure. Stolen: purse and contents.
Value: $292.

Theft — 1800-blk. 22nd St. Com-
plainant’s husband in hospital last
few months. Wallet left at home
and missing. Credit cards have
“been used. Stolen: wallet and con-
tents. Value: unknown at this

1706-bik. .
Marine Dr. Removed from pas--

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Breck and enier — 8CO-bik. 20th
St. Entry gained through open
window. Clothes tossed out of
drawers, Stolen: 76 CIs. Value:
$1,055.

Breck and enter — 21)-bdik.
Nelson Ave. Entry gained through
south-facing kitchen windows.
Stolen: CDs. Value: $300.

Break and enter — 100-bik. 29th
St. Entry via prying window.

Ruby Ave.

RUBY AVENUE residents
describe the volume and speed of
cars going through their
neigborhood as ‘‘a_ time-bomb
ticking.’’

By Martin Millerchip
Contributing Writer

Sally Saunders appeared before
North Vancouver District Council
on Monday night to represent res-
idents on a road that services
Eldon Park, Cleveland Elementary
School and serves as a short-cut
between Capilano Road and
Edgemont Boulevard.

Saunders told council that
parents will no fonger let their
children play in front yards, or
unsupervised to the local
park.

‘‘Animals have been killed and
maimed on our street; it is only a
question of time before it is a
child who is hurt and killed,” said
Saunders in a letter to council ia
June.

Since that letter, Saunders said
that she and other residents have
been working with the RCMP and
dhe principal of Cleveland school
to increase driver awareness.

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House under construction. Stolen:
HILTE rail gun ad HILTE
power drill. Value: $2,100.

zeak and enter -—- 5600-bIk.
Eagle Harbour Rd. Entry via
uniocked window on bottom
floor. Stolen: JVC VCR, ladies
engagement ring, Fender guits?.
Theit from auto — 5200-bik.
Timberfield. Hood ornament
removed from hood, Value: $100.
Theft from auto 1900-olk.

Rellevuc. Attempt only, both door

locks twisted with screwdriver.
Theft from aute — 700-bik. 22nd
St. Entry via insecure rear win-
dow. Stolen: denim bag contain-
ing clothes and books. Value:
$

Theft from auto —. 500-blIk. 13th
St. Vehicle insecure. Stolen: Pierre
Cardin sunglasses, coins, registra-
tion papers. Value: $340

Theft from avie — ‘Gleneagles

Unknown method. of

Pioneer’: am/fm:
Super Tuner > 1H
Casic diving watch. Value: $800,
Theft from suio — 1000-bik.:.”
Esplanade, Top part: of. grill: with
loge removed from vehicle parked:
on roadway. Value: $206.
Theft com auto — Park: Ro
South. Passenger window. smashed
out, Stolen: purse and’ coments.
Value: $200. :

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Stolen:

residents fear traffic ‘time-bomb’

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL

monitoring of speeders has in-

creased and that cooperation from’

the schoo! has been good, drivers
are Still: speeding; she said that
while many of the offenders are
drivers. using a short-cut in rush
hour, some are parents delivering
or collecting children at Cleveland
schoo!.

But ic is not just speeding that
worries Saunders and other resi-
dents. The sheer voiume of traffic

on what was designed as a resi-

dential street has caused one cou-"

ple to pull up stakes and move to
the Interior.

Norman Bush, a 26-year resi-
dent of Ruby Avenue, told coun-
cil, ‘‘We are moving. It has got
worse and worse.”’

District staff have received a
number of requests for traffic
surveys and solutions to
neighborhood traffic problems
this year and say that the increase
in the number of such complaints
and requests makes an ad hoc
response impossible.

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and have requested. funding .
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budget to decal with the traffic.
survey requests, 4

But Saunders does not want to
wait that long for any action and
is hopeful that she can persuade.
council] to-improve the visibility, of...
the posted. 30: km/h. speed: zone
aad install speed bumps.

Council . will consider... ‘any. :
response to the delegation at their.
Oct. 7 meeting. wa -

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