CRIME

ALERT

FROM THE NORTH SHORE’S POLICE FILES

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

NORTH VANCOUVER

CAPILANO
Break and enter — 3000-blk.
Mahon Avenue. Entry gained by
prying open rear bedroom patio
door. Stolen: Olympic coins and
briefcase.
Break and eater — 3000-bIk.
Delbrook Avenue. Entry gained by
smashing window. Stolen: cash,
jewelry and liquor.
Break and enter — 600-bik. Elstree
Place. Entry gained by insecure
door. Stolen: liquor.

CITY NORTH
enter -- 200-bik. E.

January Ist.

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‘Please note the following changes to our
regular hours and deadlines to accommodate
the upcoming Holiday Season:

Our Classified Department will be closed
December 25th and 26th and

Our Display Advertising Department will
be closed from December 23rd
f through December 26th and

. damuary 2nd for the New Year holiday.

Wednesday, Dec. 21st, noon for Fri., Dec. 23rd edition
Thursday, Dec. 22nd, noon for Sun., Dec. 25th edition
Classified Display deadlines, see Display Advertising.

Thursday, Dec. Z2nd 4 p.m. for Wed., Dec. 28th edition
Tuesday, Dec. 27th, 4 p.m. for Fri., Dec. 30th edition
Wednesday, Dec. 28th 4 p.m. for Sun., Jan. Ist edition
Friday, Dec. 30th, 4 p.m. for Wed., Jan. 4th edition.

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DISPLAY

Keith Rd. Entry gained through
unlocked front door. Blank che-
ques and passport thrown on the
front steps.

Break and enter — 100-blk. W.
1Sth St. Entry gained by inside
hallway. Stolen: quantity of
glasses.

Break and enter ~ 300-blk. West
i7th Street. Entry gained by sliding
bedroom window open. Stolen:
American currency.
Break and enter — 400-bik. West
Keith Road. Entry gained by pry-
ing sliding window with
screwdriver. Stolen: WHS and
skateboard.

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BARB SCOBIE (right), president of the Montroyal Elementary School's parent council, helps Santa give out gifts to pupils at the school’s recent
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