NEWS photos Julie Iverson

OMMUNITY groups from across the
North ¢oran, walked, and wheeled
their way through the 8th annual 9-1-1
Relay at Ambleside Sunday, raising over $135,000
for the Lions Gate Hospital Foundation. The

money will go towards four new fetal monitors for NINE-year-old Bryson Laleune of the
the hospital's maternity unit. Forward Movers looked a little chilly.

READY to run: Bean Team member Joanie Carter warmed up before
the relay.

SAM Evans, 8, might be a fireman one
day. He competed in the firemen’s
obstacle Sunday.

GROUSE Mountain’s hy - ‘ LCR e Np crastioes egiste : : 3 :
: Rick Graham gives a tri- " — :
tAN Moult of the Flow Riders per- umphant wave as he KRISTIE Kimmett of Grouse Mountain in the Atlas NINE-year-old Mei Steinmann hitched a
formed some fantastic bike stunts. finishes. snowshoe race. ride with her dad, Johann.

A familiar face at the 9-1-1 Relay, the News’ executive editor Timothy Renshaw got off to a flying start, head- KAREN Muller of the Board Walkers took her children

Meghan, Katie, Danief and Jonathan for a stroll.

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ing a pack of eager participants.

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