Funeral set

FUNERAL SERVICES will be held on Saturday, July 10, at noon for Deep Cove resident Pat Campbell, who died in Bellingham, Washington, on July 5.

Campbell, 18, died after being stabbed by a youth during an argument.

The youth bas been charged with second-degree nourder in connection with the incident.

Serviccs will be held at the Mount Seymour United

_ Church, 1200 Parkgate Ave.

Iu lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Seycove secondary school athletic depart- ment.

lit and run

THE POLICE are secking a witness to an automobile hit and run collision that took place on Sunday, July 4, at the intersection of West Third Street and Hanes Avenue in North Vancouver. :

The collision occurred at approximately 2:30 p.m.

According to a spokesman with the North Vancouver RCMP traffic department, a witness to the collision foliowed the suspect velticie, recorded its licence plate

‘ gumber and returned to the scene of the mishap to sup-

" ply. the information to the victim.

Bui the witness jeft the scene before the police arrived.

The witness was driving a Ford Taurus.

Meanwhile, according to Coust. Dale. Wagner, the suspect vehicle, travelling east on West Third Street, drove through the four-way step intersection without stopping and struck a vehicle travelling north on Hanes.

The victim of the hit and run suffered minor injuries.

The witness sought by the police is asked to contact Const. Wagner at 985-1311.

Cigs stolen

THE. ‘SUPER. Vala store at 3230 Connaught Cres. in

North Vancouver was broken into overnight en Wed- nesday, June 30. A substantial quantity of cigarettes was

_ stolen.

Police said the suspects entered the store through a top-floor window..: Subsequent investigation determined that a vehicle us-

_ed in the robbery was stolen from a North Vancouver

_ underground parking lot.

The investigation continues. Anyone with information

- “about the break-in is asked fo call the North Vancouver

Commercial ‘season begins July 16

/RCMP a at 985- 1311.

fishery out here.’’

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and a ‘member of the Fraser River -Crab. Fishery . Advisory. Board, Said he fears that the DFO will haye to institute closures. for rec- reational crab . fishing if the vio- ‘lations continue.

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disrespect . for’ the crab fishery, there won't be anything left in the -“ future,’?. Campbell said. | ‘It’s “about time the judges are recognizing the importance of the

Currently, recreational crab fishermen are not subject to the six-month closure commercial

fishermen ‘must abide by. The .

commercial season begins July 16.

Last year the DFO and the Greater Vancouver Regional District launched the Crab Watch program: to protect undersized crabs from illegal harvesting. As part of the program, the public is encouraged to report violations by calling 666-3500.

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THE NORTH Vancouver District 44 School Board (NVSB) has given ad- ministrators the gieen light to make an application to establish an International Baccalaureate (IB) program at Carson Graham second- ary school.

The IB program is a com- prehensive two-year curriculum offered to students at the senior

- North Vancouver

Friday, July 9, 1993 —- North Shore News - 3

Baccalaureate program approved

secondary (Grade 11 and 12) levels.

All IB diploma candidates will be required to take various courses in languages, sciences, mathematics and humanities.

Students can apply for the diploma program or enrol in single IB courses.

The !B program is offered in 13 B.C. schools — nine of which are in the Lower Mainland area.

According to assistant superin- terndent of schools Chris Kelly, the lack of IB courses in North Van-

couver is draining the district of its better students.

IB courses are offered in 450 different schools across 60 coun- tries.

Carson Graham will also offer a pre-IB curriculum to Grade 10 students to act as an introduction to the diploma program.

Once implemented, the program will be offered without cost to North Vancouver students.

Students will not have to pay for textbooks or exams.

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