NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

Remembering Aaron

ANDREA Leslie visits the site of her brother Aaron’s fatal car accident. The east Braernar location has been
covered with flowers taid there by the young man’s family and friends as they try to deal with the grief of jos-

ing a Icved ane.

Internet instruction offered

IF you don’t know the Internet
from a butterfly net and it
seems as if everybody around
you is speaking a different lan-
guage, you may be interested to
know that North Vancouver
District Library branches are

offering a series of free Internet

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1947 WEST 4TH AVENUE,- VANCOUVER
1454 MARINE DRIVE =

demonstrations.

The Capilano branch hosts a one-hour
Introduction to the Net for those with lit-
tle or no experience on Thursday, Dec. 4
at 7:30 p.m.

The Lynn Valley branch hosts a
Families on the Net session for children
age seven and up and at least one parent
on Saturday, Nov. 29 at 10:30 a.m.

Surfin’ Seniors can attend a demon-
stration at Capilano at 10:30 a.m. ‘on
Friday, .
Pi registration is required for all ses-

which are limited to 25 people

These are demonstrations only.
Registrations can be made in person at
cach branch or by telephone: Lynn
Valicy, 984-0286; Parkgate, 929-3727;
Capilano at 987-447).

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NV cops seek |
pair for two

Police believe the same

two men were responsi- _

ble for two violent
attempted robberies on
Nov. 23 on Marine
Drive in North
Vancouver,

Shortly after midnight, a
security guard outside the
Sport Mart store in the 1800-
block of Marine Drive was
atracked by nwo young men,
according to North Vancouver
RCMP Const. Tom Seaman.

The attackers chased the
man west down the street to
the Petro-Canada gas station
in the 1900-block of Marine
Drive.

Police say a passerby seared
off the would
ran across Mi

Minutes fater, police say 4
young couple who had jus
gotten out of their car were
walking near the Staples store
in the 1900-bluck of Marine
Drive. The couple were

ed by nwo young men.

The couple were hit and
scratched during the attack.

Police say the would-be
robbers were trying to grab
the woman’s purse. ‘The rob-
bers demanded money.

The couple managed to get
away.

The suspects in both inci-
dents are described as being
males in their fate teens or
carly twenties, 180 to 183
centimetres (approximate
feet) tall and 73 to 84 kilo
grams (160 to 185 pounds).

One suspect is described as

having dark brown hair. The
second suspect had a “deti-
nite” dark complexion and
short dark hair.

Anyone with information
about the attempted robberies
is asked to call the North Van
RCMP at 985-1311.

— Anu Marie D'Angelo

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