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-  Seawalk service
HUNDREDS OF friends and family members of popular Sentinel secondary school

teacher Ted Pelly stood quietly under a hot sun last Friday at Seawalk Garden in West
Vancouver to pay their respects during a memorial service. Doctors are trying to

determine if the active business and physicai education teacher was a victim of the

rare but deadly hantavirus, which is spread by rodents.

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remains critical
suite at 130 West Sth St.
children brutally attacked His sister, Danielle, 11, was
North ken to B.C.s Children’s
Hospital the same day as the
attack.

The siblings were listed in
critical condition to press time.

They were hooked up to fife-
support’ systems: after receiving
News Reporter j massive head injuries in the

attack,

The children’s father, Michel
Andre Caouctle, 41,, of North
Vancouver, has been charged

Vancouver was transferred
to B.Cl’s Children’s
Hospital on Sunday.

By Auna Marie D'Angelo

Joshua Caouette, 14,0 was
transferred fram “Lions . Gate
Hospital where he was-taken by
paramedics after being attacked

‘on. Thursday. in. an’ apartment ” See Father page S

| . Weather
| Thursday: Mainly sunny,
| . High 24°C, low 14°C.

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Richmond man
says he’s sorry

A SEARCH of Grouse Mountain

lalast. week for.a Richmond man

who didn’t want to be found has
cost local volunteers and potice a
lot of wasted time and effort.

By. Anna Marie D'Angelo

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News Reporter

“There were comments of frustration
after the event after contributing all: that
we had to a persen who didn’t need or
want help.” said North Shore Emergency |:
Program coordinator Ross Peterson.

According. to. Richmond. RCMP Cpl.
Maria Nickel, Jakob Johan Hauser. 51, -
phoned his wife on Saturday night after
last being scen Tuesday in Richmond.

Hauser’s car was found in the Grouse
Mountain parking lot the day after his dis-
appearance, prompting two days of orga-
nized searches of the rugged terrain.

Peterson said he wants to meet with
Hauser and find out where he was during
the comprehensive search,

“It’s important for us to know how well
we covered the mountain,” said Peterson.

Peterson estimated the “hard cost" of
the search at $4,000. Those costs included
helicopter time and meals for search mem-
bers.

Peterson said some volunteers took
time off work or gave up a hot weekend
day to take part in the search.

See Time page 3

NEWS photo Clady Goodman

FIREFIGHTERS CHRIS Spouler and Tony Demonico cooled
the flames after a greenhouse burned Saturday when a
Capilano Road family tried to smoke out a large bees nest.