revived

THREE BC Ferries
Horseshoe Bay terminal
members acred
quickly Feb. 3 to help
save a passenger's life.

An elderly man had
collapsed on a walkway.

Three attendants
with occupational first
aid training immediately
put their skills to the
test.

The man was without
a pulse for a period of
time. Two-man CPR was
initiated to revive the
man.

West Vancouver fire,
police and ambulance
service paramedics
arrived to help.

The man was revived
and was in stable condi-
tion on Tuesday.

Foundation
established

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March is complete, Dr. Gray
will step in) and separate
Anastasia’s upper lip from her
gums.

Gray-Grant_ will continue
to support Anastasia while she
is back in Russia as best she
can,

Mald-viramins and other
care packages will be supplied
and efforts will be made to
arrange speech therapy.

The money ne \
this and Anastasia’s return to
Canada will be set aside from
what has already been raised,
but Gray-Grant is at the point
of looking for another child
to help.

“Anything over and above
what we need for Anastasia
will be carried forward for lit-
de children in a similar situa-
tion.

In the meantime, she
would like to build up a data
base of frequent fliers wiling
to pass on their “t
and medical specia
fields willing to donate their
expertise to children unable
to obtain needed care.

Applications for Anastasia
Foundation candidates can be
obtained from Heather Gray-
Grant, c/o Russell and
DuMoulin, 2100-1075 West
Georgia Street, Vancouver,

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NORTH Shore News
Photography Manager
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Suburban Newspapers
of America (SNA)
1997 edi-
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contest.

Peters
took third
place in the
Best News
Photo cate-
gory.

He won
with a photo
of a sedated
black — bear
being retrieved from a North
Shore neighborhood. The
photo was published in the
North Shore News on Nov.
1, 1996.

More than 1,100 suburban
newspapers entered the SNA
competition.

NEWS’ Terry
Peters sports
a winning grin

NEWS photo Terry Peters

NEWS photographer Terry Peters captured this image of local enforcement agency officials struggling to carry
a sedated bear to safety for the Nov. 1, 1996 edition. it netted him third place in the Best News Photo catego-
ry of the Suburban Newspapers of America 1997 editorial contest.

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