8 - Wednesday, November 26, 1986 - North Shore News

NEWS photo Stuart Davis
LEGIONNAIRE Walter Hartrick (in wheelchair) presents a $10,000
cheque to Lions Gate Hospital vice-president Tom McMillan for a
gastroscope. Other West Vancouver Branch 60 legionnaires Jim Irvine
(centre) and John Moore (right) look on.

| Collins |

ito debate)

| Paul
Watson

POPPY FUND PURCHASE
Legion
donates

$10,000
to LGH

THE WEST Vancouver branch of
the Royal Canadian Legion recent-
ly presented Lions Gate Hospital
with a cheque for $10,000.

The money will be used by the
hospital to purchase a gastroscope
for its endoscopy unit.

“It’s very much needed,'' LGH
vice-president Tom McMillan said.

The machine, a flexible telc-
scope-like instrument, is passed
through the throat to diagnose and
treat esophagus, stomach and
small bowel ailments.

Legion service officer Jim Irvine
said the 700-member organization
had decided to use the money,
which came from its poppy fund,
to make a specific purchase rather
than just make a regular donation.

Money donated to the legion’s
poppy fund is largely used to help
out veterans and their families, but
it is also used to fulfill various
community needs.

THE CHILOREN'S SHOE STORE

NORTH Shore News columnist |:
Doug Collins will meet Sea Shep-
herd Society leader Paul Watson in

a debate scheduled to take place
Friday at the University of British
Columbia’s student union
building.

The two will debate the effect of
the recent sinking of two whaling
ships in the harbor of Reykjavik,
Iceland.

The debate, sponsored by the
Alma Mater Society, is scheduled
to begin at 12:30 p.m.

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