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As. a result, they're back

with then parents after being processed by North Van courer RCMP for at least four counts of break. enter and theft

The juveniles, aged 13 and

14, went on the mini-crime

spree Tuesday, stealing a them."’ a police spokesman rowboat and then using it to said paddie up Indian Arm The two were arrested at

Along the way they stop the Deep Cove Marina at ped at at least four cabin sites about 6 p m= on Tuesday and and plundered the cabins for all the

stolen) goods were what police say was a_ recovered “‘substantial’’ amount of Police ran the two man goods gang through the booking “They took the kinds of process and then turned them things that 13 year olds can over to their parents for ap sell or that look good to propriate punishment

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WEST VANCOUVER fire-fighters like things the way they are.

Their counter-parts in North Vancouver City don’t.

The conflicting emotions of the two departments have been raised by fires — the lack of them in West Van- couver and the plethora of

them in North Vancouver City. *‘We had two reported

fires in all of January,” says fire prevention officer Tom Payne of West Vancouver. Both fires, one of which hit a car, were minor according to Payne.

It may be that North Van- couver City got West Van- couver’s share of fires during the month however.

‘We're trying to get back to normal here,’’ said a busy Perry Manns, an inspector with the North Van City fire- fighting force. ‘‘All hell broke loose in January.’’

North Vancouver City started the month of January with the Flamingo Apart- ment fire that burned out more than half of the occupants.

While that was the major fire of the month, the North Van City department was kept busy with a number of calls to house and apartment fires.

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