Men injured
in boat fire

TWO BOWEN Island residents suffered burns to their arms after a
boat engine they were working on at Sunset Marina caught fire.

West Vancouver District Fire Department firefighters were called
to a float at the marina at 3:24 5.m. Thursday. According to a fire
department spokesman, boat owner Doug Jamieson and Peter
Kennedy jumped off of Jamieson’s Sangster power boat and into
the ocean after their clothes caught fire.

Jamieson subsequently climbed back on to the float and put out
the fire with a fire extinguisher.

Kennedy was taken to Lions Gate Hospital, suffering possible
‘third degree burns to his arms. Jamieson suffered first degree burns
to his arms.

Investigators believe the fire was caused by gas leaking on to the
boat engine, which was on at the time of the incident.

Telephone scam
artists active

TELEPHOME SCAM artists are currently active in the Lower
Maintand with a ‘‘bank inspector’’ fraud scheme.

According to Vancouver Police Fraud Squad Detective Marylyn
Sims, the fraudulent calls are primarily being nade to elderly

| women. The caller usually identifies himself as a bank manager.

The ‘‘manager’’ goes on to say that he is attempting to entrap a
dishonest employee. He asks the victim to withdraw money from

§ her account, tell no one about it, and deliver it to a “bank inspec-
| tor’’ at a location away from the bank. The victim is relieved of her
cash and told that the money will be returaed to her account.

Said Sims: ‘‘They are slick and very sophisticated. We had two
ia Vancouver (Thursday) and for various reasons we were able to
circumvent them. One tady had almest $4,000 cash on her. In Vic-
toria, on Monday, an elderly woman lost $10,500.”’

{ People receiving such calls should contact their bank manager
and call the police.

Forged document
use nets jail

A 40-YEAR-OLD man was sentenced Wednesday in North Van-
couver provincial court to a year in jail after he pleaded guilty to 2
charge of using forged documents.

Appearing before Judge J.K. Shaw, David Colin Turner was
charged with knowingly using forged ICBC documents between
Feb. 20 and April 24.

Turner was using the forged documents, ICBC Consent for
Cziminal Records Search and Results of Records Search, in relation
to an application for employment.

Salmon run
scheduled

THE NORTH Shore’s Seymour Salmonid Society (SSS) has

scheduled its first annual Seymour Salmon run Sunday, Oct. 1, at

North Vancouver District’s Seymour Demonstration Forest to help

raise money for the construction of a new $140,000 hatchery build-

ing.

The 11-kilometre run will take place in conjunction with the
society’s hatchery open house.

Registration for the run, which will go from Rice Lake to the
Seymour River hatchery, will take place at the Rice Lake gate from
8 a.m. to 9 a.m.

The race is scheduled to begin at 9:15 a.m.

Entry fee is $10 and includes a cotton race shirt.

Families and individuals are also invited to walk or bike the
route from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m

As part of the open house, bus transportation to the hatchery
will be provided throughout the day from the Rice Lake parking
lot.

The SSS was formed in 1987 as a non-profit community
organization to continue running the Seymour River hatchery.

, Thus far this year the hatchery has released 320,000 salmon and
trout from the Seymour River.

For more information about SSS or the run call Don McDermid

at 929-5124.

Joyce “Wilson

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16th to Oct. 30th and will be con-
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Vancauver Market — North Shore.
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