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available to victims, as is
information on the RCMP'’s
local Crime Prevention
section.

In her role as VAP
coordinator, Hood says she
will not be investigating any
offences. She says she is
there primarily for the
benefit of the victims.

A brochure is also being

developed and would ac-
company any criminal sub-
poenas being issued to
witnesses. The brochure of-
fers basic information of
what tO expect at court and
‘‘to ury and take the fear out

of a court appearance.’’

Also contained in the
brochure will be the tele-
phone numbers of both the
Crown Counsel and the local
police.

Another focus of the VAP

A115 - Wednesday, June 6, 1984 - North Shore News

New program offers aid to victims

will be elderly victims.

**They perceive themselves
as the most likely victims of
crime, but studies prove
otherwise. But they're easily
traumatized and we want to
be there to help them,’’ she

says.

Phase two will provide
follow-up services for vic-
ums of violent: crimes such
as robbery and assault, while
the third phase will consist
of fine-tuning.

60 years later, our
business decisions
are still influenced
by one basic idea

In 1924 Saskatcnewan farmers took a
common co-operative idea and applied it to
an innovative business practise: they

developed their own company to market

their grain.

Sixty years later, Saskatcnewan Wheat Pool
(as the company has since become) is Canada’s

largest grain handling company, handling

more than 62 percent of the grain grown In

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