THE FOLLOWING is a list of

recent North Shore crimes:

WEST VANCOUVER

Break and Enters

1400-bik. Kings Ave.

_ _ Suspect entered by forcing rear
door. A television, VCR and
portable phone stolen. Value:
$1,400,
4700-bik. Dogwood Lane.

Attempted entry by east-side dog
door and then smashing door frame.
100-blk. Whonoak.

House under construction, Entry
appeared to be through insecure rear
sliding door on second level. Stolen:
net used for fishing. Value: $75,
5700-bik. Cranley Dr,

Entry through second-level bath-
room window using a fadder.
Stolen: unknown to press time.
1700-bik. Inglewood Ave.

Stolen: portable radio. Value:
$150.
900-bik. Marine Dr.

Suspect gained access to secured
underground storage locker and
then pried meta! hinges off wooden
door. Stolen: portable gas barbecue
and (wo rugs. Value: $2,100.

WEST VANCOUVER
Theft of Autos

700-blk. Keith Rd.

Vehicle used by business associ-
ate with complainant’s permission.
Vehicle was disposed of in Alberta
‘without complainant’s knowledge.
Stolen: {993 Jeep. Value: $33,000.

NORTH VANCOUVER

Break and Enters

1400-blk. Mahon Ave.

Rear door kicked in. Laptop
computer, CD player and CDs
taken. .
1300-bik. Chamberlain Ave.

Rear door forced open. Nothing
reported taken.
1100-bik. Cortell.

Glass window in front door bro-
ken. Unknown items taken.
100-bik. East 20th St.

Locker broken into. Camping
gear taken.
200-bik. Zast 18th St.

+ Window left open. Jewelry
stolen,
3500-bik. Emerald Dr.

Upper floor bedroom window
entered. Ladder used. VCR and CD
player stolen. .
1900-bIk. Tatlow Ave.

Rear bathroom window pried
open. Camera, jacket, ghetto blaster
and video game taken.
100-bik. East 14th St. .

Apartment door pried open. CD
player, cordless phone and video
game stolen.
1900-blk. Rufus Ave.

Front door kicked open. Jewelry
stolen.
4700-bik. Prospect Rd.

Rear glass door smashed with
brick. Stereo, CD player, speaker
and VCR stolen.
1900-bik. Tatlow Ave.

Rear window pried open.
Nothing reported stolen.
100-blk. East Sth St.

Lock sawed off in storage room.
Golf clubs and clothing stolen.
1400-bik. Dominion St.

s- Steel door pried. Attempt only
— no entry was gained. Nothing

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800-blk. West 15th St.

Steel front door pried open.
Computer components stolen.
200-bik. East Ist St.

Front glass’ door smashed.
Sculptures and prints taken.
1300-blk. Capilano Rd.

Window pried open. Tools
taken.
1400-bik. Crown St.

Front door pried open. Computer
components, answering machine,
binoculars and pictures stolen.
600-bik. East Windsor.

Basement window pried open.
Cigarettes stolen.
1800-bik. Garden Ave.

Unlocked side door entered.
Stereo taken. :
600-bik. Fairway Dr.

Front door forced open. TV
stolen.
2500-bik. Jones Ave.

Basement window pried open.
CD player, tape player, speaker and
VCR stolen.
1000-bik. Shakespeare Rd.

Basement door kicked in.
Electronic equipment, CD player
and camcorder stoien.

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Lonsdale Ave.

2009-Mahon Ave.

Shed door pried open. Tools
stolen.
200-bik. East 27th St.

Rear basezaent window pried.
Keyboard, VCR and CDs stolen.
1100-bik. Silverv:ood Dr.

Bathroom window pried open.
VCR taken.
900-bik. Melbourne.

Bedroom window left open.
VCR stolen.
$90-bik. West 16th St.

Storage locker door pried open.
Camping equipment and mountain
bike stolen.

NORTH VANCOUVER
Theft of Autos

Not submitted for publication.

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Van parks named

SEAWALK GARDEN is the
new name bestowed upon the
recently developed West
Vancouver park located on the
waterfront at the foot of 19th
Street.

WEST VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL
By Maureen Curtis

West Vancouver District
Council approved the name, July
25, along with the name choice of
Sampson Park for a park at Pasco
Road. ;

West Vancouver resident Marie
Moskievitch objected to the 19th
St. park not being named Wells
Garden after the family that owned

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the property for many years before
the municipality bought it.

For a time, there was consider-
able controversy ‘over the house
and garden, which the municirali-
ty was thinking of leasing for
development as a teahouse.

But residents of nearby apart-
ment duildings were so adamantly
against the teahouse that they put
up moncy so the land could be
developed for park use only.

Much of the original Wells’
garden has been retained in the
conversion of the property to park.

The property was combined
with BC Rail land.and developed
in the manner of an English coun-
try garden, Parks manager Erik
Lees said Sampson Park was
named after a family that “settled”
Pasco Road area about 30 years
ago.

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