ober 19, 1994 — North Shore News

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VA SAVINGS BONDS

Now, Canada Savings Bonds offer you 5 3/4% the first year, 6 3/4% the second year, and 7 1/2%
the third year — guaranteed. Yet you're not locked in because, as always, Canada Savings Bonds are cashable
at any time. These great rates also apply to ail outstanding unmatured series of Canada Savings Bonds.

IT’S A WINNING COMBINATION!
With the new 3-year minimum rate
guarantee, you win through the com-
bination of competitive rates and instant
cashability. What’s more, the interest
you earn may be increased if market con-
ditions change, but you'll never carn less
than these guaranteed rates.

SAFE AND SECURE
Canada Savings Bonds are fully guar.
anteed by the Government of Canada.

They're a safe, secure investment that
never falls in value.

EASY TO BLY

You can buy the new bonds at tace
value wherever you bank or invest
uatit November 1. Simply date your pay-
ment November }, the day the new
honds start earning interest. And you
may purchase bonds for as little as
$100 up to an individual purchase limit
of $100,009.

OUTSTANDING SERIES ALSO BENEFIT
All outstanding Canada Savings Bonds
(Series 42 - 48, issued from 1987 to
1993) will also earn:

5 4/4% for the year beginning Nov. 1, 1994;
63/4% forthe year bepineing Nov. 1,1995;
7 1/2% for the year beginning Nov. 1,1996.

Complete details are available wherever
Canada Savings Bonds are sold.

Take the mystery out of investing!

Upper Levels Hwy, RD

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

4100-bik. Burkehill Rd.
Medical aid: fall with fracture.
900-bik. Marine Dr.
Medicai aid: cardiac.
900-bik. Marine Dr.
Medical aid: collapse.
Sea to Sky Highway
Camper fire.
900-bik. Crosscreek Rd.
Medical aid: infant fall.
Oct. 9
1800-bik. Duchess
Chimney problem.
Highway 1 at Taylor Way
Motor vehicle accident.
2300-bik. Marine Dr.
Medical aid: fall.
Seawalk west of 2ist Street
Chemical spill.
6400-bik. Douglas
Porch fire.
22nd Street and Mathers Avenue
Motor vehicle accident.
Oct. 10
1700-blk. Haywood
Medicai aid: unconscious male.
5300-bik. Seaside Pi.
Medical aid: bleeding.
2400-bik. Ottawa
Medical aid: chest pains.
2200-bik. Folkestone
Medical aid: choking.
Foot of 29th Street
Beach fire.
4100-bik. Burkehill
Oven trouble.
Lions Gate Bridge
Motor vehicle accident.
500-bik. Clyde Ave.
Medical aid: seizures.
WEST VANCOUVER
AMBULANCE
Oct. 2
2150-blk. Gordon
Chest pain.
700-bik. 22nd St.
Diving accident.
Klahanie Park
Sports injury.
$00-bik. Clyde Ave.
Fall.
1500-blk. Marine Dr.
Motor vehicle accident.
2200-bik. Bellevue Ave.
Collapse.
1409-bik. Esquimalt
Chest pain.
400-bik. Hadden
Chest pain.

_700-bik. 22nd St.

Sports injury.
500-blk. Clyde Ave.

Chest pain
900-b1k. Crosscreek

Head injury.
2400-bik. Marine Dr.

Fall.
1400-bik. Palmerston
Bleeding.
800-bik. Prospect
Abdominal pain.
Horseshoe Bay
Motor vehicle accident.
2000-bIk. Fullerton

Fall.

5700-bik. Marine Dr.
Assault.

200-blk. Mathers
Bleeding.

2400-bik. Bellevue Ave.
Chest pain.

900-blk. Marine Dr. -
Wasp stings.

700-bik. Inglewood Ave.

Fall.
2200-bik. Argyle.
Chest pain.

Highway 1 and Taylor Way .

Vehicle exiting onto Taylor
Way rear-ended other vehicles. No
injuries.
1600-blk. Marine Dr.

Driver lost control, collided with
other vehicle and flower display.
No injuries.

Oct. 9

22nd Street and Mathers Avenue

Two vehicles failed to stop at
four-way stop. Two teenage girls
aken to LGH for observation.
1106-bik. Highway 1

Vehicle allegedly speeding,
struck cement barrier and veered
inte other vehicle. Three people
taken to LGH.

Oct. 10
500-blk, St. Georges Ave.
Water leak.
200-blk. West Ist St.
Medical aid.
Oct. 11
200-bik. West 2ist St.
Car in creek.
100-bik. West 2nd St.
Medical aid: shortness of breath.
200-bik. West 4th St.
Medical aid: collapse.

Oct. 1
2606-bik. Chesterfield Ave.
Strange odor.
500-bIk. Brooksbank Ave.