Central Lonsdale
NEWS readers. a

have demonstrate
and concern tor t
Shore resident.

Earher this mo
Moore wrote a letter
Thief™ which ran
Mailbox page. She
understandably
because the tent wiech she
and her family had ict pur
chased for a camping tip had
been stolen from their car.

Although she has since
found atent to borrow
through family members,
readers Lisa Hilton and
Justine Jariicson both called
to offer the Moore family the
use of their tents.

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NORTH Vancouver RCMP
Const. Raina Ler also
demonstrated = remarkable
care for a fellow North Shore
resident recently.

On july 11 she was work-
ing a night shift when she
was dispatched to a call of a
deer hit by a car in the 3000-
block of Dollarton Highway.
At the scene she found 3
three-month-old baby deer
suffering from unknown
injuries.

Area conservation officers
were busy elsewhere and the
SPCA could not get to her
immediately so she called for
another member to assist her.

She wrapped the deer in
her rain cape and held it in
her lap while the other offi-
cer, Const. Norman, drove to
the Emergency Animal Clinic
in Vancouver.

Sadly, despite the clinic

. staff's efforts to help it, and

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be saved

North Vancouver

FOUR fecal student. iett
Sunday tor atap te the land
ofthe ming sun,

Grade J2 sradents Dilly
Chan, Bernadette Dowle,
Jett  Mennell, Michelle
Villtrosa, and) chaperone
Acdrev Luadic. are now on
Chibs ¢ Japan, as part ota
Sister City Arhliaton Youth
Exchange Program,

An cqual number of stu-
dents from Chiba City are
enjoying the sights cand
warm temperatures) here in
North Vancouver, hosted &,
local Liens Clubs.

The exchange rakes place
undl Aug. 18.

Nerth Shore

VANCOUVER lawyer Kevin
ONeill has been re-elected
as this year’s president of
Family Services of the North
Shore.

O'Neill is a partner at
Russell and = DuMoulin,
where he practices employ-
ment and labor law.

He has served on the
Family Services of the North
Shore board for the past
three years.

We'd like to shave informa-
tion about the folks making a
difference in your neighbor-
haod. Forward information to
Neighborhoods c/o Deana
Lancaster. E-mail to
deana@nsnews.com or fax to
985-2104. Mail to North
Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale
Ave. North Vancouver, V7M
2H4.

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MR. and Mrs. George Brown and son Robert enjoy a summer picnic with friends near the Capilano River in
1909. Anyone with eariy views of families and groups at leisure in the North Shore outdoors, is encouraged

in island explorers for a day

NATURE lovers are
invited to explore the
best of Bowen Aug.13.

From 9:20 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Thursday, a Greater
Vancouver Regional District
(GVRD) Parks interprcter will
tour walkers through Crippen
Regional Park.

Island explorers will search
out remnants of forgotten

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cottage gardens amid cedar,
hemlock and Douglas fir;
watch kingfishers and herons
fishing in the lagoon; step into
the past with a stroll along the
promenade and visit the her-
itage orchard and cottages.

A short hike will take walk-
ers to Dorman Point for spec-

tacular views and a picnic
lunch. GVRD Parks suggests
catching the 8:55 a.m. ferry
and returning on the 3 p.m.
sailing. Participants meet at
the Union Steamship
Company Store at 9:20 a.m.
Pre-registration is
required. The fee is $13.

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Ferry fare and picnic lunch
from The Snug are extra.
Seniors travel free on BC
Ferries, Monday to Thursday.
Call GVRD Parks at 432-
6359 between 3 a.m. and 4
p.m. weekdays, except statu-

tory holidays.
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