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LOCAL VOCAL enssmbie Pandora's Vox kicks off its third season with a concert featuring a
selection of Broadway's: best, a medley from Les Miserables and some magic moments from
Gershwin this Saturday 2t Weat Vancouver United Church. Tickets are available at the door or by

phoning 985-5481.

Police focus October campaign
on prevention of auto thefts

THE LOCAL police have joined

forces with B.C. Transit and

_ ICBC this month to combat thefts
from vehicles.

The Lock It Or Lose It cam-
paign runs through the month of
October.

During
will:

@ Identify and target hot spots.

@ Make contact with the public
in parking lots and high-risk areas
through the distribution of pam-
philets and poster presentations.

© Focus on enforcement through
a “crime prevention” notice that
will be teft on insecure vehicles.

@ Patrol and = cenduct plain-
clothes surveillance in high-risk

the campaign police

areas. . ;
Some of the safeguards people

-might implement to reduce the

chances of being victimized:

@ Close vehicle windows and lock

all doors any time the car is unat-

tended — even if only for a few

tninutes.

@ Do not leave valuables in the

car. If it is unavoidable, keep

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valuables out of view, preferably
by locking them in the trunk.

@ When parking the vehicle at
night, try to park it in a wetl-lis
area.

@ Investigate the feasibility of in-
stalling an auto alarm system.

@ Engrave any equipment that is
easily removed, such as a stereo,
radar detector and speakers with
your B.C. driver's licence number.
@ \f the vehicle does not have a
locking gas cap, install one. This
prevents thefts and vandalism.
@'Do not leave house keys or a

garage door opener in the car.

® Never leave the vehicle running
and unattended, rcgardless of the
circumstances.

@ Be a gocd cifizen. If you see
suspicious people loitering around
parking areas call police.

Thefts from vehicles are in-
creasing throughout the Lower
Mainland.

For more information call the
crime prevention offices of the
North Vancouver RCMP at 985-
1311 or the West Vancouver
Police at 922-4141,

Why people are showing
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Montreal Trust GIC

1-year term

Minimum deposit $16.000. Interest paid at maturity.

Beauty Quest Coiffures

! is proud to be celebrating
! their 25th Anniversary in
West Vancouver.

Carmine & Angela wish to
thank their customers
for twenty-five years of
faithful patronage.

They look forward to

serving you for
many years to come.

922-2710
1742 MARINE DRIVE (upstairs), WEST VAN.

Halloween
Costume
Contest ’ Thursday,

October 3ist.

100. - CASH - |
and Prize

*50.
Must be ontered by 9:00 p.m.

ive Entertainment by Peppis (top 40)
(newly renovated)

TROLLER PUB

Ist. Prize |

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fresh-cut fish and ‘
homemade chips
available.

Hours: Mon.Wed.
11-2 p.m./4-8 p.m.
Thurs.-Sat., 11-2 p.m.
4-9 p.m., Sun. 4-8 p.m.
- Reservations a
i recommended.

present this coupon until
November 11th and receive

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Rate shown includes 1/4% annual interest rate bonus, subject to
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Rate subject to change without notice.

Bonus offer ends November 8, 1991.

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present this coupon until
Nov. 11th for lunch only. Applies to Seniors only

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CHIPS DINNER res, $7.20

Includes soft drink, tea or coffee.

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Come in or phone your nearest branch for further details.

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