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woman returned to her

home from a shopping trip to « rth’ Va
that Mrs. Molnar had-leaned

find two men leaving her
house after breaking into it,
according to evidence heard
in North Vancouver.

Court was told that when
Mrs. Maria Molnar returned
to her home at 1218 West
21st Street, January 22, she
saw a sliding door at the rear
of the house was open.

Judge Nancy Morrison

Neighbors. in - ° West
Vancouver are going to have
to settle future tree disputes
on their own. The
municipality has come to the
conclusion that its aborist.
mediation program isn’t
worth it -- legally or time-

West Vancouver council
decided last week to
discontinue the services of
offering its aborist to help

mediate disputes between
neighbors « fighting: over
trees, despite the: program’s
overwhelming popularity.

West Van Director of

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‘the -past ‘six mionths,

on her car horn and at that
point two young men left her
house. _ through the sliding
door.

One of the men was
identified in court. by Mr.
Molnar as David Chapman,
who pieaded not guilty to

charges of break and entry

and theft.

“Development. Robert Collie |

told council ‘that, based on
“it
would . appear . “that this
service.” consumes ap-
proximately 90 ‘per cent of
the staff time and is fraught

with horrendous legal im-

plications.”

_If, West Vancouver
continued to’ offer the
service, it would open itself
up to extensive liability if
problems occurred while
mediating disputes between
two. private . parties, Collier
told council.

“The solicitor does not

Back in jail again

A 19-year-old man who
has spent almost six years of
his life in penal and. reform
institutions was arrested
January 30 - just 18 days

_after being released from jail
- and has been charged with
seven break-ins in West
Vancouver.

Timothy Edward Engen is
back in custody again,
awaiting trial for various
offences as a result of the
arrest.

He was picked up by
Vancouver Police, aliegedly
in a stolen car, and police
say they recovered several
thousand dollars worth of
stolen property.

The property has since
been traced back to seven
break-ins which occurred in
West. Vancouver during the
five days prior to his arrest

and Engen is now facing”

charges of break and entry
and theft, to be heard in
West Vancouver.

Bank robber sought

North Vancouver RCMP
have issued a description of
the man they are seeking for

the January 30 holdup of the .

Bank of Montreal at 20
Lonsdale Avenue.

He is white and in his mid-
twenties, is six feet tall,
weighs about 180 pounds
and has black curly hair. He
was wearing dark colored
cords and jacket and was last
seen leaving the area on
foot.

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Anyone who saw. him or
who may have other in-
formation is.asked to contact
the RCMP at 985-1311.

The man escaped with
about $2,000 in cash after
producing a holdup note toa
teller and, indicating that he
had a gun, although no
weapon was produced.

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resumption of the trial which
had. begun the previous .
Friday. i

After the men had- teft her 5!
home, Mrs. Molnarreported 4!
to police that two Canadian |

_ Centennial ‘coins valued. at |
$100 were missing, . along
with a watch. 7

Under cross examination

believe that. we have. any
legislative. authority to
undertake such a role and, »med
more particularly, we do not aere
have legislative authority to {ow
expend public funds to serve
individual needs,” he said.

Collier proposed that the
municipality, under its tree .
program, continue to review.
and provide recom- |
mendations for tree cutting .°
on public property and to

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Hints on Handling & Storage :
Separate newspapers and bundles for recycling.
Remove tops and bottoms of cans and flatten. Store |
to6d wastes separately in plastic containers,
Store all garbage In metal or plastic containers to pro-.
tect from vandals and animals.
Pick-up Service will be recommenced on the regular .
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The City regrets this inconvenience.

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