10 ~ Sunday, April 21, 1996 —

THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore emer-
gency incidents:

Lower Esplanade area.

A small fire in a storage
yard of a local shipyard was
quickly extinguished. Fire
was started by sparks from a
demolition crew using acety-
lene equipment. There were
no injuries and damage was

minimal.
April 3
Lower St. Andrews area.

A theft of electrical wire
valued in excess of $5,000
was reported.

April 6
Lynnwood area.

An outboard motor was

reported stolen.

April 8
Medical aid.calis: 4
Number of false alarms: .0
Public service calls: 0
3200-bik. Strathaven Lane.

Miscellaneous fire.

April 9
Medical aid calls: 2
Number of false alarms: 3
Number of public service

calis: }
: April i6
Medical aid cails: 2. -
Number of false alarms: 0
Public service calls: 0
1000-bik:. Roosevelt Cres.
Commercial/industrial
fire.
1460-bik. Crown Si.
*Iilegal burning.
April 11
“Medical aid calls: 4
. Number of false alarms: 0
Number of. public service
calls: 0

Big Sisters of B.C. Lower Mainland

North Shore News

Activation Building.
Hospital/rest home fire.

Pp

Medical aid calls: 3
Number of fire calls: 3
Number of MVAs: |
Number of other calls: 0
2100-bik. Jones Ave.

Smell of smoke in a ditch.
200-bik. West 2nd St.

Fence or hedge burning.

Medical aid calis: 2
Number of fire calls: 5
Number of MVAs: 0
Number of other calls: }
700-bik. East [Sth St.
Pole/transformer fire.
Bewicke Ave./West Keith
Rd.
Car/truck fire.
Apxil 10
Medical aid calls: 6
Number of fire calls: }
Number of MVAs: 0
April 11
Number of fire calls: 2
Number of other calls: |

. Residence
700-blk. Handsworth Rd.

No sign of forced entry.
Stolen: watches, coins, CDs.
Approximate value: $1,000.
100-bik. East 18th Si. -

Building entered through
main door, Tool used to pry
interior door to coin laundry.
Stolen: nil.

. 900-bIk: Plymouth Pl.

Door pried open. Stolen:
VCR, lawnmower, laser disc
player. Approximate value:

-1400-bik, Deep Cove Rd.

Door left insecure. Stolen:

wallet, computer and acces-
sories, cash. Approximate
value: $3,000.
3400-bik. Bluebonnet Rd.
No sign forced entry.
Stolen: portable _ stereo,
watch, jewelry, frying pan,
toaster.

February 22

Mt. Seymour Rd.

Two-vehicle accident.
Injuries: back and leg. No
charges. Approximately
$15,000 damage.

from the
NortTH SHORE

a division of
North Shore ;
Community Services |

North Shore Meals on Wheels

Two charged for NV break-in |

NORTH VANCOUVER
RCMP have charged two men
in connection with a break-in
to an apartment,

found hiding i ina bathroom:
Charies Blanchett, 29, and

A witness saw two nen
pry open a window in the
1400-block of Mahon Avenue

on April’ 9. One man was with break and enter.

[fihere is a single characteristic that defines what
being a member of the club is all about, in a word it is li ifsiyle

Our Club offers a healthy and stable environment fo

adults

and children in a positive a and-relaxed atmosphere.
Participating, socializing, and meeting new friends, are s just a
small part of the lifestyle which our members experience.

Paul Nagy, 32, are charged -.

4 ‘Canadian Cancer Society

‘Canadian Mental Health Association |

‘Capilano Community Services
Society

Family Services of the North Shore
Gil Guides of Canada ~ Lions Area
Harvest Project (North Shore)
Neighbourlink —- North Shore

f North Shore Association for the
| Mentally Handicapped -
8 North Shore Branch of the Heart
B ‘Stroke Foundation
| North Shore Child Care Resource
‘Society
North Shore Continuing Education

; jNorth : Shore Counselling Centre
North Shore Crisis Services Society
‘North Shore Disability Resource

j Centre Association

E North Shore Keep Well Society

North Shore Multicultural Society
North Shore Neighbourhood House
North Shore Playcare Society

North Shore Seniors’ Peer
Counselors

North Shore Stroke Recovery Centre

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives

Planned Parenthood North Shore
Presentation House Arts Centre

Seycove Community Programs
Society

St. John Ambulance - North Shore
Branch

Vancouver Aquarium Volunteers
West Vancouver Memoria! Library

West Vancouver Museum &
Archives

West Vancouver Seniors’ Activity
Centre

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and bustle of our busy lives.

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