The Speciat Olympics Summer
Games, a national event held
every four years, are designed to
encourage and assist mentally
handicapped people ta enjoy
athletic competition and achieve
their fullest personal athletic and
social potential.

Police support on the North
Shore will take the form of of-
ficers pounding the pavement dur-
ing a July 11 torch run.

Various police agencies will
carry the Special Olympics torch
from Calgary, the site of the 1986
games, to Vancouver.

North Vancouver RCMP Cpl.
Glen Magark will be on the team
of police officers that will escort
the torch from Calgary. The torch
will be handed over to a North
Vancouver team of runners at
about noon.

Sgt. Stu Mcleod, Cst. Melanie
Cloghesy and Cst. Daryn Storey,
along with deputy sheriffs Cam
Shott, Sheila Nevin and justice of
the peace Caro] Warren will escort
the torch through North Van-
couver.

A ceremony to welcome athletes
and the torch will be held when
they arrive at Waterfront Park,
and a presentation of donations
raised in North Vancouver will be

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

MEMBERS OF The West Van police force are getting ready for the 1996 Canadian Special Olympics Summer
Games which will be held July 10 to 15 in Vancouver and Richmond. Various police agencies will carry the
Special Olympics torch from Calgary, the site of the 1986 games, to Vancouver.

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39 - Wednesday, June 20, 1990 - North Shore News

' Police ready for
|Special Olympics

THE TWO local North Shore police forces are teaming up
to raise money to support the 1990 Canadian Special
Olympics Summer Games, scheduled to be held July 10 to
15 in Vancouver and Richmond.

made to the Special Olympics
organization.

West Vancouver Police receive
the torch from North Vancouver
RCMP at approximately 2 p.m. at
the Lions Gate Golf Centre.

The West Vancouver team in-
cludes Sgt. John Looye, Cst. Phil
Strong. Cst. lan Craib, Cst. Doug
Buchanan, Cst. Janis Maclean,
Cst. Debbie Beetham, Cst. Linc
Dance, Cst. Lorne Dakin, Cst. Ed
Pearce, Cst. Kim Bergman, Cst.
Jamie Gibson and Cst. Todd
Bryant.

Cst. Maclean invites the public
to support the Special Olympics
by ‘‘adopting a cop’’ with
pledges.

Adopt-A-Cop pledge forms are
available at West Vancouver
Police headquarters, 1330 Marine
Dr. Make cheques payable to Ca-
nadian Special Olympics.

To help the North Vancouver
team support the games, make
cheques payable to the Canadian
Special Olympic Summer Games
and drop them off at 1108-160
East [4th Street.

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