Loucks (left), West
Vancouver rnayor Mark Sager and West Var councillor Pat Boname
huddle to discuss pre-race strategy. Loucks sat out this year’s race.

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MORE THAN 113 teams and over $00 individuals participated in last Sunday's Lions Gate Hospital 9-1-1
Relay race at Ambleside Park. The fundraiser netted $80,000 for the'hospital's emergency department.

ABOVE PHOTO: Lions Gate Hospital
(LGH) pharmacy department staff and
family members, dressed as Disney-
esque wizards, won top prize tor best
costumes. Winning first place for most
laps in the competitive division of the
relay race were the West Vancouver
Firefighters. Overail top fundraising
honors went to the Bedpan Babes of
LGH. The Maritime Runners, of the
B.C. Maritime Employe +’ Assoc-
iation, were awarded top corporate
tundraising tearn. Dave Tyler won the
Baja Mexico grand prize draw, com-
pliments of Cruise Holidays; top indi-
vidual fundraiser Reinhard Bartel
won an Air Canada airline ticket. Lett
photo: U.TV sports diractor Paul
Carson and emcee Bob Smith, pres-
ident of Lions Gates Hospital, are
joined by honorary 9-1-1 Relay chair-
man Charmaine Crooks.

KEVIN AND Lorraine Mossop of the 15th Street Fleet Feet teamload
up on carbs at the Grouse Mountain Pasta Party last Friday nig)

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: eT es GETTING READY for a clean sweep before the race were the Dustbusters (in no particular order) Mira 7
LEA ANNE Brueton (left) and Jacky McMichael. co-chairman of Bhala, Kathy Frazier, Carmela Campbell, Aleda Merpaw, Jennifer Strong, Asunta Zavaghia,
team recruitment, share a laugh at Friday night's Pasta Party. Vincenza Ciccia and Aiberta Glannone. Over 250 volunteers helped out in the second annual event. .}