Friday, September 27, 1991 ~ North Shore News

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AS THE light wanes in the fall months, outside objects

become harder to see at night. North Shore resident Armando
Moore paints steps to increase their visibility at night.

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IF YOU have an emergency in
your home or business, we can’t
help you ... if we can’t find you.

When you cali the District’ of
North Vancouver Fire Department
to request assistance, a vital piece
of information is your address.
However, it is important that you
have your numerical address visi-
ble so that emergency vehicles
responding to your aid will be
able to reach the scene in a timely
manner.

HOT TIPS

North Vancouver
District Fire Department

In most areas, the numerical
address for each building should
be at least three inches in height
and readily visible from the road-
way. [t is also helpful if the
numbers are reflective so they're

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visible at night. By posting your
home or business numbers you
will be helping ous help you
without unnecessary delays.

if you need more information
tegarding jhe placement of ad-
dresses in sour community, con-
tact the Di-trict of North Van-
couver Fire Department, non-
emergency phone number 980-
7575 or cantact your local fire
department.

Custom designed to your specifications, shutters transform ordinary
windows into lively sources of ever-changing light and shadows.
Unlike draperies, shutters enhance the decor and the moveable

louvres provide insulation, ventilation and privacy.

263-9469

Natural Maple with stained tops designed and
manufactured in Canada.

Special introductory prices inciude all taxes
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Night ‘Fables

Chests of Drawers

Desks
Queen Beds
Wardrobes

Sale ends Oct. 12/91
Come in and browse in our 12,000 sq.foot
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NORTH VANCOUVER BC.

985-9351

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