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Missing woman
finally found

A WEST Vancouver woman who went missing in the Abbotsford
area Aug. 26 has been located in Kelowna.

The woman, 27-year-old Carolynn Hall, bad earlier been
reported missing. Concern was expressed at the time that Hall, a
diabetic, may have been without insulin.

But a West Vancouver Police spokesman said that Hall had
been involved in a minor car accident and was reunited with reta-
tives earlier this week.

Police step up
speeder enforcement

WEST VANCOUVER Police are focusing more attention on
speeders.

The department is participating in the province-wide 1990
speeding campaign, whose goal is to reduce the number of traffic
accidents, injuries and fatalities caused by driving at unsafe
speeds.

The West Vancouver Police traffic department will be sup-
plemented with assistance from its patrol section to increase
speeding enforcement between now and Sept. 7.

Wher children return to classes Sept. 4, police will be increasing
enforcement in school zones and in areas around schools.

WV man faces
mischief charges

A_ 40-YEAR-OLD West Vancouver man faces two charges of
mischief after two cars parked in the 2500-block of Kings Avenue
were damaged.

West Vancouver Police Cp!. Barry Nickerson and police dog
Razz were calied to the scene on Aug. 25 at 8:40 a.m. after a
complainant reported seeing a man peering into a window of the
complainant’s house. He confronted the man and the suspect ran
off.

Razz tracked the suspect for approximately six blocks before he
was arrested.

The two cars sustained approximately $700 worth of damage.

Missed court date
lands man in jail

A 30-YEAR-OLD Vancouver man was sentenced Aug. 22 to 60
days in jail for failing to appear for an earlier court date.
Appearing before Judge J.K. Shaw, Mohammed Nazasi was
found guilty of failing to show up for a (trial on Jan. 25, 1989,in
West Vancouver provincial court.
The date for the trial was originally set on Jan. 5, 1989.

Salmon net
seized in W. Van

TWO MEN have been charged under the Fisheries Act afters a
West Vancouver Police Department constable recently caught two
men fishing with a gillnet in the Capilano River.

A West Vancouver Police Department spokesman said Const.
Rick Grindrod apprehended two men gillnet fishing Aug. 21 at
11:30 p.m. Fisheries officers were called in and authorities seized
a net and five coho salmon.

Charged under the Fisheries Act are Terry Dale Bilou, 37, of
Burnaby and Jeffrey Gordon Tottenham, 24, of Pitt Meadows.

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Transit Service Changes
Effective September 3, 1990

NORTH VANCOUVER

Fall service changes for the North
Vancouver area feature the introduction
of a new rush hour express route from
Deep Cove and the re-instatement of
express service to UBC. Service on all
other routes remains as at May 21.

#236 Grouse Mountain/Pemberton
Heights/Lonsdale Quay

Service on the #236 route between
Grouse Mountain and Lonsdale Quay
will be reduced to the hourly fall
schedule and operated through to
October 8th. in addition the 3 trips to
the W.E. Lucas Centre for Continuing
Education will be reinstated with fall
classes.

#286 North Vancouver/UBC
The #286 service will be reinstated with
the start of fall classes at UBC.

NEW ROUTE

#290 Deep Cove/Vancouver

The #290 is a new rush hour express
route that bypasses Phibbs Exchange
providing two AM and two PM rush hour
trips between Deep Cove along Mt.
Seymour Parkway and downtown
Vancouver.

ANSWERS

About your route

Check the August 24 Buzzer fora
complete fisting of all the fall service
changes throughout the system. New
timetables are also available at no
charge at public libraries, city or
municipal halls and on carnpuses. Or call
Transit information at 261-5100.

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