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A TALE of three go-karts — Clint Edwardson poses with what the thieves left behind when they stole his (above) while the Shriners search for two missing karts similar to the one pictured in inset photo.

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IT WAS a tough weekend for go-kart owners on the North Shore with three of the machines — worth more than $1,000 each — disappearing.

Biggest losers were the Campbell River Shrine Club members staying at the Capilano Motel after a suc- cessful appearance in the PNE parade.

Two of the sieek Shriner machines were removed from a locked trailer outside the Shriners’ room.

The machines, worth $1,200 each, are shaped like Grand Prix race cars, are yellow and are covered with a variety of stickers. Both have the words ‘‘Hot

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The second incident took place at 223 Keith Road where thieves left behind the body of a go kart but made

off with the frame and engine. Owner Clint Edwardson,

who says the area has also suffered a recent rash of vandalism, puts the value of the frame and engine at about $1,800.

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