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Cops for Cancer at north Vancouver's Mosquito Creek Bar and Grill
Oct 3, 2007
By Catherine "Cat" Barr
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They were shaving heads and waxing legs up at Mosquito Creek Bar and Grill last week as the Cops for Cancer fundraiser challenged members far and wide. The event was part of the national Canadian Cancer Society's official campaign where officers hike, bike and yes, take it all off, in support of cancer awareness. In B.C., cycling teams take to the streets for 12 days stopping in select communities. Many here this night were proud to have been part of the action.
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The Arduini family, namely mom Bev, daughters Michelle and Jaclyn and police dad Joe, helped organize the big event. |
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North Van constable Michelle Luca took to her bike in a ride for life. |
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North Vancouver members Doug Trousdell, left, and Dave Townsend cuddled up to Michelle Robindell for the festivities. |
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Constables Elizabeth Miller, left, and Lisa Kofod rode 885 km in 10 days for this worthwhile cause. |
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Mosquito Creek proprietor Kelly Nielson has a fearful look in his eyes as Mitra Pegahi, of Beverly Ball hair, approaches him with the shavers. |
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Guitar player Johnny Leroux, seen here with fellow musician Duane Keogh, entertained after the shaving was done. |
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North Van corporal Darren Baker now knows what us ladies have known for years - and that's only his legs - wink. |
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