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NEWS photo Cindy Guodman

NINE-YEAR-OLD Jenny Graham, silhouetted against the image of Terry Fox, was among 300 par-
ticipants in the 54-kilometre West Vanceuver leg of last Sunday’s 14th-annual Terry Fox Run.

Pedestrians struck

THE NORTH Vancouver RCMP are requesting help in
identifying two drivers involved in two separate hit-and-
run accidents fast week.

A Caucasian fernale driving an older Mazda 280SX
struck a man crossing Riverside Drive, just north of
Mount Seymour Parkway on Thursday. The silver or
grey-colored Mazda was travelling north when it hit the
man, described as being in his late 20s.

On Friday, a 13-year-old girl was hit at the intersec-
tion of Larson Road and Westview Drive. The driver was
a Caucasian female in a metallic blue Honda or Acura.

The driver is described as being 45 to 55 years old.
She had blond hair with streaks of white or grey.

There was a female passenger in the car. The first let-
ter of the car’s licence plate was an “X.” Witnesses claim
the driver visually acknowledged hitting the girl, before
driving off.

PHOTO PATER HATIERSEPGER

Neither pedestrian was seriously injured. Both inci- Yon, ve, e
dents occurred at about 8 a.m. Call 985-1311 with infor- RC ae i
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Bears moved

LOWER MAINLAND conservation officers caught a
mother bear and her two cubs on Monday near the 2500-
block of Lawson Avenue in West Vancouver.

The bear family had also been spotted in the area the
day before, according to West Vancouver Police.

The bears were tranquilized at about 1:30 p.m.
because police and censervation officers had concerns
about the safety of school children in the area.

The animals were slated for relocation in a wilderness
locale. A conservation officer said in an earlier News
report that some bears don’t survive after relocation.

Diamond

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He said the 259 equipment European
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lighthouses but to the 1,988 total Fine Jewellery.
aids to navigation services scat- & Watchmaker.
tered all over B.C.

These include not just light-
houses, both manned and auto-
mated, but also lighted beacons, a
foghorns and other aids, he said. Gemologist
suggesting that 259 failures to ors
1,988 aids was a small percentage
of failure.

According to Bean, “The
destaffing of our lightstations is a | Serving our customers with
vivid example that the fiscal goal | exceptional quality & the highest
is being conscientiously and fool- integrity since We carry a large
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