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Fall’s in the air and so are the footballs.
Details and all the sports are inside.

“TERRY FOX’S Marathon of Hope « continued Sunday as runners from throughout the
North Shore flocked to West Vancouver for the annual Terry Fox Run. To press time,

‘detalles of how much was raised in this area were mot available, but natlon-whe le the total
pledges fe ia the malilions of dollars.

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Maria George is.
brighten the hali

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111 tickets written in first two weeks
WEST VANCOUVER police will continue their ac-
tivities in and around area schools

The reason is the results of
their two-week back-to-
school crackdown where traf-
fic patrols concentrated on
enforcing speed limits and
crosswalk violations in and
around schools.

By the time the blitz had
ended, they had written a
total of 11 tickets for

By MARK HAMILTO

speeding in school zones.
“Our cnforcement won't
end here,"’ says a spokesman
for the West Vancouver
police. “We'll carry on
throughout the year."'
According to police of.

ficials, motorists can expect
to see police officers
monitoring traffic around the
schools and crosswalk areas
on a regular ongoing basis.

The 111 tickets issued in
the two weck period will not,
say police, be a ‘one-shot’
deal.

The West Van Police have
indicated that they are out to
put an end to traffic viola-
tions around the schools.

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A PROTEST. rally.-and:
information meeting
Thursday will mark the:
start of Operatian

Solidarity action on. the
North Shore.

Members of the North.
’ Shore group, formed Satur-
aay, will be joined by Hanne.
‘, Jensen, the former Human
Rights director, and others. at
the meeting, scheduled for 8.

p.m. Thursday.’ at the: North:
Shore, Unitarian ,Church in

“West Vancouver.

That will be followed by a
morning-long peititon drive
in West and North Van-
couver Saturday and an Oct.
5 provincial budget informa-
tion meeting in North
Vancouver.

Vancouver Mayor Mike
Harcourt, considered a can-
didate for the leadership of
the NDP, will be on hand for
that meeting.

Thursday’s meeting in
West Vancouver will feature
Jensen, CU&C Health, Ser-
vice general. manager and
‘defeated NDP candidate
David Schreck and others in
a panel discussion on the pro-
vinicial gdvernment’s con-
troversial restraint moves,

The discussion will be
followed by a question
period.

The decision to hold the in-
formation meetings and peti-
tion drive was made last
Saturday at a Solidarity
organizational meeting.

Donna Stewart of the
North Shore Women's Cen-
Ir¢ was named head of the
group’s steering commite-

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