The following are
some recent North
Shore emergency inci-
dents.

WEST VAN POLICE
* BREAK AND ENTERS

September 29
1. 1600-bik. Langton
Place
Stolen from a residence
under construction, glass
installing tools valued at

$100.

October 2
2. 700-bik Greenwood
Rd

Nothing stolen.
3. 3100-bik. Deer Ridge
Drive
Coins
unknown.
October 3
4, 3100-bIk Deer Ridge
Drive
5 CDs stolen from vehi-
cle, value unknown.
October 4
5. 3100-bik Deer Ridge
Drive
Stolen: mountain bike,
liquor, pressure washer, and
other unknown properiy,
value unknown.
October 6
6. 2600-bik Queens
Nothing stolen.
October 7
7, 200-blk Whonnoak
Nothing stolen. Suspect
described as a native male,
25 years old, clean shaven,
crew cut, leather bomber
jacket.
3. 6300-blk Bruce St.
No details available.
9. 6400-blk Douglas
Nothing stolen.
October 9
10. 800-blk 20th St.
Nothing stolen.
11. 1500-bik, Duchess
Jar of change stolen from
living room, value $50.
October 14
12, 1900-blk Gordon
Ave.
VCR stolen, value $400.
October 16
13. Ambleside Park (near
SPCA)
Computer stolen, value
$2,500.
October 17
14. 700-bik 22nd St
Nothing stolen.

stolen, value

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Fireworks homework

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contemplating celebrat-
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ing style.

Fireworks may be pur-
chased and discharged in West
Vancouver District and North
Vancouver City and District
from Oct. 25 to midnight on
Oct. 31.

The West Vancouver fire
bylaws require permits for
public displays of fireworks
only. Call 925-7380 to apply
for a permit.

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People buying and dis-
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Fireworks are not permit-
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property. They must be dis-
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Family fireworks accidents
are almost always the result of
improper handling or blatant
disregard of common sense
safety rules.

The North Shore fire
departments say one adult
should be in charge of the dis-
play.

A firing site free of over-
head obstacles, such as trees
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Buckets, boxes or wheel-
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works.

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