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NOREEN keeps in shape by playing foothall and
modelling. (Ellsworth Dickson photo)

arbeque

ragby. She also likes dancing and

oals were

‘threat tohome safety

A rubber tire with a
cardboard box full of still
smouldering briquettes from
a weekend BBQ could have
turned a cedar apartment
building into a “real good
fire” Monday.

“We would have lost the
building” at 3275 Mountain
Highway. said Captain
Gordie Robertson of North
Vancouver Dhrstnct Fire
Department

The fire, reported at 9 18
am Monday. started
outside a ground floor suite.

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The occupant had ap-
parently put old coals in a
cardboard box, placed the
box on top of the tire and left
it.

The tire was ignited by the
simmering coals hours after
they had been dumped.

People are under the
impression that when coals
go “hght", they're spent but
there's still a “terrific heat"
left, said Robertson.

Quick action by a
neighbor prevented the fire
from spreading, said

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Robertson. The new cedar
apartment was only
“scorched”, he added.

Robertson
cautionary
residents to
care
BBQs.

sounded a
note advising
“take = special
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A man spent ali night
Monday lying at the bottom
of Lynn Canyon after a 100
ft. fall which paralyzed his
left leg.

David Collicutt, aged 22,
of 2562 Hoskins Road, in
North Vancouver, fell over a
cliff While hiking and lay at
the spot where he landed
until he was discovered mid-
morning the following day
by two 15-year-old boys.

A rescue team of North
Van Districi fire fighters and
RCMP officers removed him
from the ravine by stretcher,
from a spot a couple of miles

from the Premier Street
Landfill site.
Collicutt was taken to

Lions Gate Hospital with a
suspected fractured pelvis
and other undetermined
injuries and was later said to
be in satistactory condition.
Two Deep Cove boys out
for a swim, Paul Chapman,
of 4458 Epps Avenue, and
Rob Paul,. of 849 Roslyn
Boulevard, both aged 15,
found him lying at the side of
the creek by some rocks.
Rob Paul told the
News:"He was cut up pretty
bad and couldn't walk as
apparently he had fallen

down on to a log and then on
to the rocks the night
before.”

The boy went to get help
and called the fire depart-
ment from the weigh scales
at the municipal dump while
his friend stayed with the
injured hiker.

His
stayed with the injured hiker

while help was being called’

and learned that ‘the’ .man

had been walking in the dark :

when he fell.

The boys had some. food.

with them and Rob asked the

man if he wanted anything to’

eat. Coflicutt told him he
just wanted to drink some
water and that he could not

couldn't feel anything in his
left leg and was unable to

move. The boy gave. -him-

water which he collected in

an empty beer bottle he

found near the creek.

Rob Paul asked if Collicutt
wanted him to cool him
down with some water in
view of the temperature but
the hiker told him he wanted
to keep as warm as possible
because he had been quite
cold while staying there
overnight.

| Arrested for

indecent exposure

A 59-year-old North
Vancouver man has been
charged with committing an
indecent act as a result of an

incident Wednesday
morning on Ambleside
beach.

A West Vancouver Police
spokesman said James
Sterling Clark, of 433 West
28th Street, was charged
after a lifeguard had

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