Run
and
fight
against
crime

JOIN THE fight against crime this
Sunday by participating in the
North Vancouver RCMP Fun
Run.

This annual event, the kickoff
for National Police Week, consists
of a 10-kilometre run and a
three-kilometre walk. Last year’s
event exceeded expectations and
saw 800 participants.

Proceeds from the run, which
wil) take entrants through North
Vancouver’s central Lonsdale
business area and nearby residen-
tial neighborhoods, will go to the
non-profit Greater Vancouver
Crime Stoppers Program.

Crime Stoppers pays up to
$2,000 per case for information
leading to the arrest and charge of
@ person committing a criminal of-
fence.

In excess of $100,000 has been
paid out to tipsters since the pro-
gram’s inception in January 1985.

Crime Stoppers’ statistics show
more than 1,000 arrests have been
made since 1985. Anyone with in-
formation on a criminet offence is
urged to call the Crime Stoppers
line at 669-TIPS.

The North Vancouver run starts

at 8:30a.m. Sunday, May 13. Start
and finish of the event will be at
recCentre Lonsdale at 23rd and
Lonsdale.

The event is open to all ages. T-
shirts will go to all entrants with
spot prizes also awarded. Cost of
entry is $15 for those pre-registered
or $20 the day of the run.

For more information contact
Const. Rod Booth at 985-1311.

Schools raise
Olympic funds

THREE NORTH Shore schools
competed in the provincial finals
of the Olympics of the Mind com-
petition held April 28 at New
Westminister Secondary School.
Four teams from Blueridge
Elementary, three teams from
Pauline Johnson Elementary and
one team from Ross Road Elemen-
tary competed with more than 90
other teams,

Two teams from North Van-
couver’s Blueridge and one team
from Pauline Johnson, in West
Vancouver, won the right to attend
world finals at Iowa State Univer-
sity from May 3} to June 2.

Olympics of the Mind is an in-
ternational contest that poses
mind-bending problems for
children to solve. The competition
sharpens the power of creative
thinking.

To raise money for the Blueridge
teams to attend, students and
parents will be holding a garage
sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on
Saturday, May 12, at Blueridge
Elementary School, 2650 Bronte,
in North Vancouver.

Tax deductible donations to help
pay for the teams’ travel expenses
may be made through the North
Vancouver Schoo! District (atten-
tion Blueridge School) and the
West Vancouver School District
(attention Pauline Johnson
School).

SPEEDING POLICE officer Const. Daryn Storey zips by Const. Al Bewcyk as he trains for the an
Fun Run to be held this Sunday.

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