-.The Ministry of Transportation and Highways advises travellers of scheduled two-hour

“ closures and random minor delays on the Sea-To-Sky Highway 99 at Windy Point,

“20 kilometres north of Horseshoe Bay for rock slope stabilization. The project is scheduled
- for completion on June 23. Expect two-hour closures on the following dates:

11 Ti av, Ma and Wednesday, May 31

SEA-TO-SKY HIGHWAY 99 CLOSED TO ALL. TRAFFIC
20 km NORTH OF HORSESHOE BAY

Also expect random 15-minute delays until June 23
No delays on Friday afternoons or weekends

HOURS OF WORK
- 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday
_9 a.m. - noon Friday

9 am.

7 Please allow extra travel time to reach your destination - expect minor delays in other areas.
~:Watch for electronic message signs and listen to radio traffic reports for details. For further

{| information contact the ministry’s Howe Sound District office at 981-0042. Thank you for
E planning your: travel time around this important highway safety project.

BRITISH
COLUMBIA -

Ministry of Transportation
and Highways

Wetmore e Motors

Owned Since | 19e AG

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THE following is a
list of recent North
Vancouver RCMP
reports:

May 8

lL. 1100. bik.
Avenue

Recovered stolen vehicle.
A 1981 Ford Branco was
recovered. The vehicle had
separate stolen licence plates
on the front and back.
Unknown suspects. Const.
James Jesmer, A-2000-
14029.

700-bik. Donegal Place

> Break, enter and theft
from residence. Suspect(s)
entered home through
unlocked patio door. Once
inside, they stole cash and
jewelry. Items valued at
$4,060. Const. . Caroline
Aube, A-2000-14054.

Parkgate

Name: Grizzly Gus Loo. *.
Age: 20

Cfferice: failing to comply
with a probation order ~

3. 3260-blk. Royal Avenuc

Anempted break, enter
and theft. Unknown culprits
tned to force open a basement
door without success. The
suspect’ was spotted by an
observant newhbour who
called police. Police believe
the suspect was scared off by
the arrival of police. Only
minor damage to door.
Const. Mo Beyhaghi, A-
2000 14067,

4. 1000-blk. Chamberlain
Drive

Break, cnter and theft resi-
dential. spect(s) entered
home by kicking in a door.
Once inside they stole cash
and jewelry. Damage to door
was $500. Const. Karen
Mang, A-2000- 14069.

5. Seymour Mountain
Theft from auto. Stolen
were ovo knapsacks contain-
ing clothing, keys, wedding
ring and shoes. Const. Dave
Jewers, A-2000-14091.

May 14

6. 200-bIk. West 4th Street

Theft from vehicle. Five
vehicles broken into in
secured underground
parkade. Windows broken on
all vehicles. A portable radio
and CD player were stolen.
Const. Philip Yong, D-2000-
14686. .

7. Dollarton Highway and
Roche Point Drive .

Atempted arson. Vehicle -
parked in Cates Park. ©
Unknown suspect attempted .
to set fire to a 2000 Dodge

Ramcharger: Suspect unsuc-
cessful. Bedliner of vehicle
melted by unknown solvent. .
Const. Marina Pellow, D-
2000-14696.

8. 1400-bik.
Street

Break, enter and theft.
Unknown suspects broke into
home by prying open patio
door. Once inside they stole
jewelry, cash, Sony mini-sys- -
tem, CDs and ladder. Const.
Ray Kalia, D-2000-14700.

9. 100-bik. West 14th.
Street

Theft from
Suspect punched driver's side -.
lock. Stolen from the’ 1984.
Saab was a first-aid kit, tools,”
two jackets. and an RCMP
coat. Const. Richard. Basha;

McBride

_ D-2000-14702.

“Name: Aaron Scott Mor

21 :
OFeaces: theft, obstructing a
peace officer:

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