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FRIENDLY tug-of-war between police dog Kye and a Gleneagles Elementary School
stadent as Cst. Jim Almas looks on during a school demonstration by the West Van

police dog section.

RED CROSS REVIEWS 1982

LGH leads blood donors

THE ANNUAL MEETING
of the North Vancouver
branch of the Canadian Red
Cross Society was held March
7 at St. Andrews United
Church, 1044 St. George's.
Officers re-elected were

R.E. Pooley (president),
C.A. Johnston (vice-
president), R.H. Clarke

(treasurer) and J.-A. Mackay
(secretary).

During 1982 a total of
5,109 units of blood was
donated in North Van-
couver. The Captain John
Cates Shield awarded an-
pually to group with highest
number of donors, went to
the staff of Lions Gate
Hospital, with RCMP and
firemen close behind.

The administration of
L.G.H. was_ gratefully
thanked for its cooperation
in holding monthly blood
donor clinics at the hospital.
Clinics at Capilano College,
Capilano Mall, Carson
Graham School and Wind-
sor School were also
gratifyingly successful.

The loan of sick room
equipment to out-patients
(wheelchairs, canes,
commodes, etc.) totalled 254
pieces.

Fund raising by the efforts
of the knitters and sewers of
Aid International and
Domestic with bazaars and
bake sales totalled $1539.29.

President Pooley thanked
the 130 volunteers of the

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branch for thei volunteer
times of 6,935 hours. The
Council of the District of
North Vancouver

was
thanked for providing good
facilities for volunteer

groups at 600 West Queens
Road.

More police dogs sought in WV

POLICE DOG  demon-
strations have become a
regular feature in West
Vancouver elementary
schools since the West Van
police dog section was
formed last year.

The purpose of the
demonstrations is to show
students the role and paces a
police dog is put through

each day, and how police
dogs can greatly assist not
only the police but the
community as well.

Other community groups
interested in seeing a dog
demonstration are asked to
contact the West Van Police
Department (922-4141).

Additional dogs are also
needed for a training course

starting March 27.

Any owner wishing to
donate a dog to the: police
department for this course
should call Staff Sergeant Ed
Pruner at the above number.

Dogs offered for the
course must be German
Shepherds, male, un-
neutered and 10-18 months
old.

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