THE FOLLOWING is a list of
recent North Shore crimes:

NORTH VANCOUVER

Break and Enters

2000-blk. Bridgman Ave.
Pet door knocked out. VCR
taken.
1100-bIk. Shavington Ave.
Screen’ cut and window
smashed. Nothing taken.
900-bik. Lynn Valley Rd.
Ground floor window smashed.
Camera taken.
1000-bik. Viney Rd.
Bedroom window smashed.
Nothing taken.
700-bik. Premier St.
Front window smashed. Nothing
taken.
2700-bik. Mountain Hwy.
Basement door found unlocked,
no sign of forced entry. Electric
guitar taken.
1700-blk. Orkney PI.
Door left unlocked while occu-
pauts working in back yard.
Perfume, money and power tools

taken.
100-blk. East Kensington.
Window smashed (audible
alarm). Money and jewelry taken.
2000-bik. Fullerton Ave,
Storage room key used. Food
taken.
3800-bik. Brockton Pl.
Attempted entry in underground
parking area, Nothing taken,
200-bik. East 4th St.

Deadbolt pried and door kicked

open. Stereo stolen,
7000-hik. Sutherland Ave.

Base.nent window pried open.
TV taken.
1100-bIk. Cloverly.

Window smashed, Nothing
taken, .
2000-bik. Fullerton Ave.

Storage locker entered through
unscrewed hinges. Mountain bike
stolen. .
500-bik. East 5th St.

Main floor window
unlocked. Jewelry taken.

’ 500-bik. East Keith Rd.

Basement window smashed.
Jewelry and coins taken.
2000-blk. Fullerton,

Storage locker entered, Car
speakers and remote controls
stolen,
200-bik. West 4th St.

Attempted entry through sliding
window. Nothing taken.
600-bik. Westview Dr.

Patio door entered. Stereo, cord-
less phone and TV taken.
3600-bik. St. Andrews Ave.

Screen removed. Nothing taken.
3000-bik. Mahon Ave.

Sliding window Ieft unlocked.
CD taken.
600-i1k, Montroyal Biyd.

Main door kicked in. Jewelry
and money stolen.
1400-blk. Fintry.

Door kicked in. Nothing taken.
800-blk. Clements Ave.

Front door forced open. Jewelry
taken.
5500-bik. Molina Rd.

Front door kicked in. Jewelry
stolen.

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3700-bIk. St. Pauls Ave.

Window pried open. Amplifier,
CD, TV, VCR, microwave and
camera taken.
5500-bik. Nancy Greene Way.

Front door kicked in. Nothing
taken.
100-blk, Hollyrood Kd.

Door feft unlocked while occu-
pants in back yard. Wallet takea
from purse. .
1400-blk. Dempsey Rd.

Back door kicked in.
Motorcycle helmets, radio, cameri
and CD taken.

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Mt, Seymour Parkway

Wheels curbed on WV seawaik

IN ANSWER to increasingly frequent com-
plaints about “rollerbladers” and skateboarders
on the seawsik, West Vancouver District
Council intruduced new restrictions at its June
27 meeung.

WEST VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL
By Maureen Curtis

Councillors took to third reading a bylaw prohibit-
ing the use of skateboards and in-line skates on the sea-
walk,

According to municipal clerk Margaret Warwick.
council may consider a future expansion of the restric-
tion in commercial areas.

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121 West 14th St. N. Van 980-0581

Users of these forms of locumotion often dart in and
out of traffic or “careen down the hills” without regard
for vehicles or pedestrians. ‘

The new bylaw, as it stands, however, carries a fine
of $35 for those caught zipping along the seawalk.

Of tate, the municipality has been receiving about
seven calls of complaint a week,

Elderly people in particular say they feel intimidat-
ed by skaters on the seawalk.

The two North Vancouver municipalities also
charge a $35 fine for skateboarding.

In North Vancouver City, skateboards may be
seized.

Coun, Andy Danytiu said Monday that he was con-
cerned that the restriction applied to the Seawalk only,
at this time. “They have to go somewhere,” he said.

Mayor Mark Sager reminded skateboarders and in-
line skaters that “responsibility falls with use.”

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