Friday, February 5, 1993 - North Shore News ~ 19

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[== LONSDALE 45% oFF VERTICALS

_ & Custom Draperies, Bedspreads
Plus a great selection
of samples to choose from

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4121 Prospect Ad., North Vancouver, built 1936. ame
.? SALE.
THIS IS one of a handful NORTH SHORE yard is a tree house for small
“>of homes in | North . Van- Re = =‘ amumats. The tree house ts perche
“couver. District that _has HERITAGE ches, baween the twO. SeQUOIS ssmvasonned
_, been. designated heritage. A by Dorothy Foster with a ladder leading up to it. fous nat nce
small plaque located at the y y ° And not to be outdone by the * complete get

; . . modern skylight in the main log
is used as the main entrance. home, the small tree house sports
‘Also constructed in the front one as well.

“front of the property -in-
. dicates this distinction...
"It is unique in that it is one of
. -only.a few log homes built on the
". North Shore.

Asie 02390 East Hastings

RSNANNE

oc: This solidly built home, com- .¥ ° . ° = ; ‘
“plete with river rock chimneys, Het 112 e bri j i ich set |. Qust over 2nd Narrows Bridge) _
“was built by a contractor, Mr. comer of Hastings & Nanalmo

tur right st Hastings

“.’Smith,. who. was assisted by

“members of a church congrega- A SUNDAY brunch is being ings as the provincial parliament

“tion,

It was constructed as a retire- -

» ment home for Father O’Boyle,
_ who had been associated with St.
“oBdmund’s. Roman Catholic

= tarea, | — ;
“0 It-sits on a well-treed lot. with

“two large sequoias standing in the.

~ front yard.~
~scIn the accompanying illustration
““you can:see the unusual ham-
““émered iron strapwork on the door
+> facing Prospect Road.
‘ou, However, the positioning of the
. unique wooden: fence and gate (a
‘“:iore recent addition) leads one to
believe that the side door. instead

Church in the Lower Lonsdale:

sponsored by the City of North
Vancouver in celebration of
Heritage Week in Canada. ,

This event will be of interest to
anyone who supports efforts ‘to
save historic buildings in the city.

A highlight of the Valentine’s
Day Heritage. Brunch ,will be the
granting of heritage awards by
Mayor Jack Loucks.

The guest speaker is Terry
Reksten, author and heritage ad-
vocate from Victoria. She will
describe the remarkable life aicd
work of Francis Rattenbury, one

of B.C.’s most prominent ar-’

chitects.
He designed such notable build-

buildings, Vancouver courthouse
and many others.

The Valentine’s Day Heritage
Brunch will be held at 11 a.m. on
Sunday, Feb. 14, at the historic
Yamersley House Restaurant.
Tickets are $15 (including GST
and gratuity).

‘To purchase tickets call 983-
7351 or visit the City Clerk’s Of-
fice, City Hall, 141 West 14th St. -

Tickets must be purchased by
Feb. 12.

Since the City’s annual Heritage
Week event usually sells . out,
members of. the public are en-
couraged to purchase their tickets
early.

EARLY SPRING SALE

until February 15, 1993

BEDSPREADS up 10.30% of
‘Custom made” by Maxwell, Aftex & Jackson

DRAPERY FABRICS & SHEERS

SOFAS OR

LOVESEATS -0

QUEEN SIZE

Robert Allen, Pride Cf Paris,
Kobe, Rosedale, Tritex,
Alendale and many more UD to23 Of 0 off

UPHOLSTERY FABRICS

Sanderson, Kravet, Robert Allen, Bert Woll,
Garde, , and oth
Avant Joanne, and ot! tp 02.90 off

Sale on stock fabrics & remnants
Clearance on floor models

e ALL SIZES
AVAILABLE

ALL MATTRESSES ON
SALE INCLUDING
POSTUREPEDIC

55%.

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988-2324

OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 PM
411 East 3rd.St, NVancouver —

1585 MacGowan Avenue, North Van.