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

March 30
Number of medical aid calls: 6
Number of false alarrns: 2
Number of public service calls: 0
' 1000-bik. Calverhyll St.
Bush/grass fire.
March 31
Number of medical aid calls: 4
’ Number of false alarms: 0
Number of public service calls: 0
_ 1660-bik. Peters Rd.
Single-fainily residentiz! fire.
April 1
.. Number of medical aid calls: 3
Number of false alarms: 0
Number of public service calls: 0
1300-bik. Main St.
Miscellenous fire.
April 2
‘Number of medical aid calls: 3
Number of false alarms: |
.. Number of public service calls: 0
-.700-blk. Old Lillooet Rd.
Dumpster/container fire,

March 30
. Number of medical aid calls: 4
‘Number of false alarms: 3
: 300-bIk. Tempe Cr.
“ Power line down.
. os): Mareh 31
“Number of medica! aid calls: 3
.. Number of false alarms: 1
-100-bik. West Keith Rd.
“:. Lady stuck in elevator.
oe ’ April 1
: Number of medical-aid calls: 2
- Number of false alarms: 2°
: vy: April 2 :
Number ‘of medical aid calls: 2
Number of false alarms: 2

~~ March 31
‘Number of routine calls: 14
‘Number of Code 3 emergency calls:

14°
April 1
: Number of routine calls: 17 :
. Number; of Code 3 emergency calls:

: 12:
a April 2.
‘Number of routine calls: 16
Number of Code 3 emergency calls:

“Residential.
‘300-bik. East 24th St.
- ” Entry gained by prying off lock.
Stolen: nothing. :
2300-bik. West Keith Ra. ;
qs Entry gained: by. smashing. lock
from
blue line Norco bikes.
300-blk. East 23rd St. : :
Entry gained by breeking garage
‘Tock. Stolen: power tools. ;
4300-blk. Carolyn Dr...
‘ Entry ‘gained via smashed rear

window. Stolen: TV, VCR and an:

antique clock.

garage decor. Stolen: 3 thin’

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200-bik. West 18th St. ;

Entry gained by jamming sliding
door off its runner. Stolen: CDs,
JVC stereo and a blue hockey bag.
4100-bik. St Georges Ave.

Entry gained via unsecured
kitchen window. Stolen: Canon
camera and VCR.

: 100-bik. East 6th St.

Entry gained via pried open
locker room door. Stolen: Kona
meuntain bike, water ski, pellet
rifle, snowboard and rollerblades.
400-bik. West 2nd St.
Unknown entry. Stolen: tools.
500-blk, West 19th St. .
Entry gained by sliding open
window. Stolen: Kenwood stereo,
50 CDs, guitar and jewelry.

500-blk. West 28th St.

Entry gained by kicking in front
door. Stolen: Denon CD player,
passport, CDs and camera bag.
300-bik. West 3rd St.

. , Entry gained by. smashing win-
dow, Stolen: Sony TV, VCR, Stereo
and a cordless phone.

300-bik..'Vest Ist St. .

_. Entry gained by sliding window -

; off tracks. Stolen: camera and TV.

"Total number of accidents: 2 0 ,
Total number of vehicles involved:
41 ‘

Total dollar value of damage sus-
tained: $58,800.

Grand Blvd. at 21st St.

Two-vehicle accident. No
injuries or charges. Approximately
$8,000 damage.

Marine Dr. at Hamilton

Three-vehicle - accident. No _
_ Charges or injuries. Approximately
$5, 300 damage.

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THE FOLLOWING people appeared

in North and West Vancouver courts
recently to face various charges:

Before Judge Jerry Paradis in
Nosth Vancouver provincial court
on Jan. 20:

Michael Harold Davis, 35, of
Kelowna, was fined $150 and
received six months’ probation after
he was found guilty of assaulting a
person on March 16, 1994, in North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in West Vancouver
provircial court on Jan. 4:

Olivio F. Dos’ Santos, 21, of
Vancouver, was jailed four months
after he pleaded guilty to stealing
merchandise belonging to Eaton’s on
Oct, 14, 1994, in West Vancouver.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in West
Vancouver provincial court on

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Kouchesfehan B. Salemi, 25, of
North Vancouver, was fined $200
after he was found guilty of obstruct-
ing a police officer on May 22, 1994,
in West Vancouver.

Salemi was required to pay a $20
victim surcharge,

James Alexander Finlayson, 23, of
Vancouver, was fined $300 after he
pleaded not guilty to possessing .
cocaine for trafficking purposes, but
instead pleaded guilty to the lesser or
included offence of narcotic posses-
sion.

The trafficking charge stemmed
from a July 24, 1993, incident that
occurred at Ambleside Park in West
Vancouver. ,

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Dec. 19:

Alan Crooks, no age, given, of
Vancouver, was fined $100 after, he
pleaded guilty to conducting heating
company business withov a business
licence between Jan. 1, 1994, and
Sept. 19, 1994, in West Vancouver.

Robert C. Wagenaar, 35, of
Richmond, was fined $300 after he
pleaded guilty to driving without a
‘licence on Nov. 14,- 1994, in West
Vancouver...

Before —_ Judge Reginald
Grandisom in West. Vancouver
provincial court on Dee, 15:

Scott Boylan, 19,. of West
Vancouver, received 12 months’ pro-

‘bation after he was found guilty of
assaulting a male on Feb, 24, 1994, in
West Vancouver.

Compited by Anna Marie D'Angelo