Gratin

TODD GAULD, a West Vancouver Secondary Grade
12 student, prepares to extinguish a fire during a
training exercise with the West Vancouver Fire
Department. Gauld recently compieted 90 hours of
work experience with the department as part of
the high school's Career Development Program.
Currently there are two firefighters employed in
West Vancouver who went through the orogram.

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couldnt have been happiest

Then. on breht spring
morning, he was the tirst
officer on the seene aba
brutal and deadly assault on
the Caouette children Sty
hours later he dropped by
iny olfice toca coffee aid
sone Support.

He was so emotionally
devastated by what he had
seen. and the thought any-
one could do that to chil
dren, he wept

On Thursday, when
Assistant Commissioner
Proke pinned the medal on
the teft breast of Constable
Fitzpatrick ’s red serne. 1
was aecompanied on the
right side with a decoration
none of the other poli
officers had. [was a rib-
bon. Small and simple. but
worn in menory af those
children.

[ Was proud to be there,
Joe. On Thursday and for
the List 20 years.

NOTICE TO MOTORISTS

TRAFFIC DELAYS
HIGHWAY #99 3 KM’S
NORTH OF HORSESHOE BAY

The Ministry of Transportation and Highways advises the
traveling public that there will be traffic delays on Highway
#99, three kilornetres north of the Horseshoe Bay
Underpass beginning April 29th through May 30th for rock
siope stabilization. The Project will involve approximately
3000 square metres of rock scaling and tree removal.

Highway delays and closures will be in effect as follows:

30 minute scheduled closuves during
the second half of each hour
2:00 AM to 4:00 PM Mondays to Thursdays
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Fridays

The Ministry thanks you for your patience and cooperation
Guring these delays.

Province of
British Columbla

Ministry of Transportation
and Highways

The new Vancouver International Airport expansion
has been years in the making, and B.C.Hydro was
there from the start. From the beginning, everyone
knew the new facility would have increased clectri-
cal power requirements, bat twas B.C Hydro who
broughi efficient solutions.

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Substation, BC Hydro worked wath the airport to
build the YVR Sabstation With ats own sabstitren
tomer ts crower needs, the new Vancouver

Interoational Airport now receives high-voltage

power ata very economical rate. The bottom fine’?
More, efficient power ata lower overall cost.
What's nore. B.C Hydro and the airport worked
together to share a common duct system which
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OF course. B.C Hydro helped implement Power
Smart solutions i mitny parts of the new facility,

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Rehable Services. Resource lil People.

from the energy efficient runway lights to compact
fluorescent concourse lighting to the new high-
energy efficiency air conditioning pumps and
fans. The yearly savings’? More than 6 million
kilowate hours per year ~ enouyt electricity to
power 600 homes.

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