FOR THE second
Straight year, North
Shore Lions Clubs and
Safeway stores are
getting together to aid
the hungry.

The service club and
grocery chain will col-
laborate on a Food Blitz
tomorrow to collect food
and moncy for donation to
the Greater Vancouver Food
Bank.

Lions club members will
be at all North Shore
Safeway stores from 10 a.m
to 4p.m. tomorrow to solicit
donations.

The club members will be
accepting perishable and
non-perishable food items
and cash donations to be
passed on to the Food Bank
to Wid the weekly delivery of
food hampers to needy resi
dents of the
Mainland

“This is a combined effort
for those jes: fortunate than

Lowes

ourselves.) says Jack
Gilmore, presidert of the
North Vencouver Ltons

Club. “We hope you all wall
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HIT AND RUN may be the most difficult of
crimes that police investigate, but they got a huge

helping hand from an offender last weekend. ‘

When the driver who
smashed into a car parked at
Second and St. George’s
overnight Saturday drove
away from the scene of the
crime, he left a fairly major
piece of evidence — his en-
tire front bumper complete

with the licence plate.

Car owner Tony Wade
says he likes the irony: of
that, particularly ‘‘when you
consider the great number of
hit and run accidents and the
fact that hardly any of the
drivers get caught.”’

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“This guy left quite a call-
ing. card,’” Wade.adds. :.

According to Wade, who
was notified of the accident
by police at 8-a.m.Sunday,
between $500 and $600 dam-
age -was done to the parked
car. ;

Palice, aided by the iden-
tification provided by the
licence plate, are on the trail
of the offender now.

Wrong address

A STARTLED North Vancouver resident arrived
at his Capilano area home Wednesday to find
he’d been robbed — of all the wooden siding on

his home.

‘‘The siding appeared to
have been removed in a pro-
fessional manner,’’ says a
spokesman for the~ North

Vancouver RCMP, who ar-
rived at the scene to begin
investigating the ‘‘crime’’.

It didn’t take long to

determine that the siding had
been removed by profes-
sionals — a North Shore
siding company that had
made an error in a street ad-
dress and show up to do
work on the wrong house.

‘*[The company,’” say
police, ‘‘intends to replace
the siding.”’

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of one anoth

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