Friday, October 2, 1998 - North Shore News - 35

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° We now have a

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield certified mechanic

VICKERY Collision owner Rorie Vickery holds up a
sign promoting a food drive campaign as ICBC’s
Suzanne McKenzie (left)and the Salvation Army’s
Linda Sleith tock on. The campaign runs to Dec. 1.

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NORTH Shore auto-
body and glass repair
shops have joined
forces with the North
Shore East ICBC claim
centre to battle

hunger.

The food drive campaign,
dubbed “Put The Brakes On
Hunger,” runs until Dec. 1}
with all donated items going
to the Salvation Army Family
and Youth Services.

Collection bins have been
placed in cight local repair
shops along with one at the

claim centre. North Shore
shops taking part include
Dave Buck Ford Sales, Elite
Body Shop, Haida Glass, Jata
Auto Body, Nick's Auto
Body, Pacific Honda, Speedy
Auto and Window Glass and
Vickery Collision.

Each donation of food
items will give customers the
opportunity to enter a draw
for prizes offered by ICBC
and the participating repair
shops. Regular collection box
pickups will be made through
the next nwo months and
delivered to the North Shore
Salvation Army office.

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Wear your seat belt. This simple act should be automatic for everyone sitting in your car. But not everyone buckles

up. That’s why from October 3-7, police across B.C. will be stopping vehicles to check for

seat belt and child restraint use. Which is better than being stopped by your windshield.

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