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FROM THE NORTH SHORE’S

THE FOLLOWING is a list of re-
cent North Shore crimes:

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY NORTH

Break and enter — 1000-bdik.
Rufus Ave. Entry gained through
open bedroom window. Stolen:
Swiss army knife.
Break and enter — 100-blk. E.
i8th St. Entry gained by forcing
padlocks. Stolen: one pair of water
skis.
Break and enter — 200-bik. W.
19h St. Entry gained through
sliding window which was left
unlocked. Stolen: remote control
unit, coins and 30-30 sheils.
Break and enter — 500-bik. W.
Keith Rd. Entry gained through
windows that were left open:
Stolen: coins, jewelry.

LYNN VALLEY
Break and enter — 1000-blk. E.

14th St. Entry gained through
open basement window. Stolen:
answering machine, jewelry,
crystal figurines, TV converter,
cartridges.

Break and enter — £000-blk.
Westover Dr. Entry gained
through basement window. Stolen:

jewelry.

SEYMOUR
Parking Lot #1 — Mount
Seymour. Entry gained through

window. Stolen: fire extinguishers.
Break and enter — 2000-blk. Vio-
let St. No signs of forced entry.
Windows were found open. Stolen:
TV, VCR, camera, speakers,
entertainment system, joy stick,
control pads, cash, jewelry.

Break snd enter — 2000-bik. Mt.
Seymour Parkway. Entry gained
by removing door screws from
garage door. Stolen: tool box with
various tools, air compressor,
spray gun, extension cords, san-
ding blocks, heavy duty jack

-stands, sandpaper, trouble light,

floor jack, welding hoses.

THEFT FROM VEHICLES
1000-bIk. Shavington St. Stolen:
speakers, camera, cassettes. Keith
and St. Georges Ave. Stolen:
antenna, 1000-bik. St. Georges
Ave. Stolen: RCMP Baseball Cap.
500-bIk. EE. Kings Rd. Stolen:
Speakers & amplifier. 1000-blk.
Marine Dr. Stolen: side window

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Stolen: tools and credit card.
200-bIk. Seymour River Pi. Stolen:
leather jacket.
WEST VAN
BREAK AND ENTERS
AMBLESIDE AREA

Break and enter to residence —
200-blk. Hiawatha. Entry: open
window. Stolen: jewelry and cash.
Value: $1,150.

Break and enter to residence —
1400-bIk. Mathers Ave. Entry: via
unlocked door while complainant

-in yard. Stolen: pearl necklace,

cash. Value: $800.
Break and enter to business —
1500-bIk. Marine Drive. Entry: pry
open doors. Stolen: 33 cartons of
Cigarettes (recovered).
Break and enter to business —
$00-blk. — 7th St. Entry: pry
window. Stolen: cash. Value: $200.
BRITISH PROPERTIES AREA
Break and enter to residence —
900-bIk. Eyremount Drive. Entry:
pry window. Stolen: nil.
Break and enter to business —
300-bik. Mathers Ave. Entry:
break window. Stolen: two 750 ml
bottles of pop. Value: $4,

DUNDARAVE AREA

Break and enter to garage —
2700-blk. Palmerston Ave. Entry:
unlocked. Stolen: red Nishiki
mountain bike. Value: $500.
Break and enter to garage —
2900-bik. Marine Dr. Entry:
unlocked. Stolen: boy's BMX
Raleigh Red Max bike Serial
#RN729729, NORCO Bush Pilot
mountain bike Serial #F7100585.
Value: $525.

CAULFEILD AREA
Break and enter to residence —
5000-bik. The Byway. Entry: in-
secure window. Stolen: jewelry.
Value: not known.

Break and enter to business —
5$00-bik. Marine Dr. Entry: break
window. Stolen: nii, two males ar-
rested.

Break and enter to residence —
$000-bIk. The Byway. Entry: in-
secure window. Stolen: Antique
gold draccict with heart locket at-
tached, three strand pearl
necklace, silver plated water pitch-
er and cash. Value: $1,520.

Break and enter to residence —
5000-bik. Howe Sound Lane, En-
try: pry window. Stolen: figurines.
Value: not known.

THEFT FROM AUTO
Theft from auto —~ 900-bIk.
Marine Dr. Entry: break window.
Stolen: T-shirt, racquets. Value:
not known.

Theft from auto -- 1200-bik. 14th
St. Entry: broken window. Stolen:

985-7455

wheel cover. Value: $50.

Theft from auto — Park Royal.
Entry: break window. Stolen: San-
sui am-fm cassette, model RX-
2100, Serial #089011615. Value:
$450.

Theft from auto — Park Royal.
Stolen: vinyl! hood cover. Value:
$25C.

Theft from auto — Park Royal.
Entry: unlock door. Stolen:
cassette tapes and radar detector.
Value: $450.

WESTMOUNT AREA
Theft from auto — 3300-bIk.
Mathers Ave. Entry: break win-
dow. Stolen: leather jacket, wailet,
radar detector. Value: $765.

EAGLE HARBOUR

Theft from auto -— 5900-blk.
Marine Dr. Entry: not known.
Stolen: too! box. Value: $600.

Theft from auto -—— 5700-bik.
Marine Dr. Entry: break window.
Stolen: not known.

Theft from auto — 5700-blk.
Marine Dr. Entry: not known.
Stolen: suitcases and clothing.

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Theft from auto — 4900-blk.
Marine Dr. Entry: break window.
Stolen: baby bag and diapers (re-

covered).
HORSESHOE BAY
Theft from auto — Horseshoe

Bay. Entry: break window. Stolen:
car battery. Value: $40.
Theft from auto — 6300-blk.
Chatham Ave. Entry: break win-
dow. Stolen: not known.

Theft from auto — Horseshoe Bay
Park and Ride. Entry: not known.
Stolen: Cross pen, Sony Walkman,

travel clock. Value: $470.

Theft from auto — 6400-blk. Bay
Street. Stolen: rear licence plate,
PXN 546.

Theft from auto — Bruce Street.
Stolen: insurance decal #33703641.

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