24 ~ Friday, Junuary 15, 1988 - North Shore News

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NEWS photo Mike Waketleld

A HOST of fund-raising activities undertaken by the North Vancouver
District firefighters throughout 1987 allowed them to present cheques to a
variety of charities at year end. Randy Doe, left, holds a cheque for over
$15,600 that will go the Vancouver General Hospital burn unit. Right,
’ Rick Souter, muscular dystrophy campaign chairman, shows the $9,450
cheque that was the result of the firefighters’ annus! boot campaign.
Watching from a American LeFrance fire wagon is Captain Ted
Cameron, chairman of the B.C. Professional Firefighters Burn Fund

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Seniors programs slated

NORTH. SHORE Neighbourhood
House. has* special programs | for
seniors planiied for the new year.
Activities inclu fe. mini trips; bus
trips, social dancing, birthday par-

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For. further information seniors
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in North Vancouver or call 987-
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Firefighters raise plenty

NORTH VANCOUVER District
firefighters wrapped up a big year
for fund raising with the Dec. 31
presentation of a $35,051.81 che-
que raised by members of the
District of North Vancouver
Firefighters Socicty for the Van-
couver General Hospital Burn
Unit.

A separate cheque for $9,450
was presented to the Muscular
Dystrophy Association of Canada.

Both monies.are the result of the
past year’s fund-raising cfforts.

The $9,450 was raised during the
firefighters annual Muscular
Dystrophy fall boot collection
weekend. The money for the burn
unit was raised through various ac-
tivities held in the community
throughout the year.

The firefighters also donated
$256 to the Vancouver Public
Aquarium to help replenish fish
tanks ravaged by a chemical spill
early {987,

Aw A htienal $200 was raised
from the annual Santa’s Toy

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BERKLEY

Parade along with §1,200 from
firefighters for the Christmas
Bureau food hamper.

The three North Shore fire
departments also cooperatively
raised $14,000 last year. The
money, raised at the annual Hose
Reel Festival, was split between the
Rick Hansen fund and the LGH
children’s ward.

Donations to the North Shore
Firefighters Burn Fund may be
made by contacting Cameron at
980-7575.

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