8 ~ Friday, December 27, 1996 - North Shore News

THE following is a list
of recent North Shore
emergency incidents:

September 13

2000-bik. Bellevue Ave.

Auto stolen from) under-
ground parking lot of apart-
ment complex. Value:
unknown.
19th and Marine Dr.

Recovered stolen auto.
Vehicle seats and stereo sys-
tem removed. Stolen from
Burnaby. Value: unknown,
Sunset Marina

Recovered stolen auto.
Vehicle recovered at ICBC
roadblock. Ignition damaged.
Stolen from Vancouver. Value:
unknown.
1200-blk. Chartwell

Theft from — Sentinel
School. A back pack contain-
ing 10 CDs was stolen from
schoo! locker. Backpack later
recovered without. CDs.
Value: unknown.
Park Royal North

Theft. Perfume — stolen
from The Bay. Value: $65.
Park Royal Theatres

Theft. Waller stolen while
at theatre, Navy blue leather
wallet containing cash, credit
cards. Recovered in garbage
bag at theatre. Stolen: $70.

. _ September 14

Park Royal South

Theft from Auto. Driver’s
door pried. Vehicle parked on
middle deck. Stolen:
Nintendo Game Boy
Cartridge, 2 pairs ladies’
slacks, coins. Value: $550.

__ Park Royal South «

Theft from Auto. Driver’s
door pried and screwdriver
forced into lock. Vehicle
parked on middle deck.
Stolen: Nintendo Game Boy
Cartridge, 2 pairs ladies’

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December 16-19
Rumber of medical aid calls:
Number of alarm calls: 7
Number of public service
calls: 3
6200-blk. Imperial

Iilegal burning.

Cypress Padoy

2690-blk. Bellevue
Illegal burning.

Park Royal North
Vehicle fire.

1200-bik. Chartwell
Rubbish fire.

December 20-22
Number of medical aid calls:
16
Number of alarm calls: 6
Number of public service
calls: 0
2700-blk. Chairlift

Truck fire.

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Snow disrupts trash p

THE Lower Mainland’s largest
waste and recycling collector was
stopped by snow on Monday.

Residential and commercial garbage collec-
tion service was disrupted in areas including
West Vancouver by heavy snowfall.

Laidlaw Waste Systems was unable to ser-
fice. approximately 3,000 commercial cus-
tomers in the region.

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“We tried in the morning to do what we
could, but we simply can’t compromise safety
in our operations,” said Grant Wright, Laidlaw
manager of external relations.

Wright said at least three other waste and
recycling haulers have reported that they’ve
been grounded by the snow.

Residents who missed service this week will
be allowed to put out doubdie the amount of
material to make up for the missed collection.

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