BRIEF'S

Dead man pulled
from Indian Arm

THE BODY of an elderly North Vancouver man was pulled from
Indian Arm Tuesday morning.

Ports Canada Police arrived on the scene after the coast guard
picked up a mayday call.

The man was subsequently located and air-lifted to St. Paul’s
Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

A port spokesman said investigators do not suspect fou! play in
the death. An autopsy report is pending.

The dead man has been identified as 74-year-old Duncan Ogilvie
of Sunshine Bay.

Vehicle inspection
seminar set

POLICE, MECHANICS and Motor Vehicle Branch repre-
sentatives will be on hand Wednesday at a local seminar addressing
the provincial safety drive campaign and private vehicle inspection.

The seminar is set for 7 to 10 p.m., Feb. 21, at the Eagles Hall,
170 West Third St. in North Vancouver.

Police have been stopping defective vehicles at roadside checks,
Vehicies with multiple defects are ticketed. Motorists are ordered to
have the vehicles inspected at a licensed garage and necessary
repairs must be made within 30 days.

Owners who ignore the order for inspection and repair face a
$500 fine.

Burn Awareness
Week proclaimed

NORTH SHORE mayors have officially proclaimed the week of
Feb. 18 to Feb. 24 inclusive as Burn Awareness Week.

The proclamation was made (o recognize the juint efforts of
people involved in volunteer, professional and industrial fire
prevention services and their concerted effort in protection against
injuries and loss of life through the destructive effects of burns.

Look for the Safeway flyer in this issue of the North Shore News
for details about the Fire Buster contest open to children age five to
12.

THE WEST Vancouver Museum and Historical Society Exhibition
will officially open on Tuesday night at the old ferry building site
Iscated on the foot of 14th Street.

The event is part of West Vancouver’s ‘“‘A Celebration of
Heritage.”’

In addition to the opening of the museum, a second event will be
held at the same location on Feb. 24 from 2 to 4 p.m

Traditional jazz by the Ernie Addicott Group will be featured,
and a written selection on heritage will be read in both English and
French by students of Collingwood, Sentinel and other West Van-
couver schools.

Heritage Week in West Vancouver will officially be dectared at
the district’s Feb. 19 municipal council meeting.

Co-op meeting
to be held

AN INFORMATION meeting and slide show will be held Tuesday

at the Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, 1305 East 18th St., North
Vancouver, regarding a new apartment house complex to be built
just of f Kirkstone Road in North Vancouver.

The Cedar Village apartment houses are designed for seniors
over the age of 60.

The one and two-bedroom suites start at $129,600, and range in
size from 900 to 1,420 square feet

The Tuesday night meeting, which starts at 7:30 p.m., is being
held in a bid to recruit members for the private co-op building.

Information concerning floor plans and price will also be avail-

able.

Man jaiied

A 45-YEAR-OLD Vancouver man
was sentenced Feb. 9 in North
Vancouver provincial court to
three months in jail after he plead-
ed guilty to a charge of theft under
$1,000.

Walter Joseph Mayfield was
originally charged in connection
with a Feb. 8 incident in which
vanilla extract bottles were stolen
from a Canada Safeway store.

Colleen Farrel, born with
bilateral handicaps, says: ‘‘I en-
joy my life immensely, and am
grateful for it!’ She believes,
though, that were she to have
been conceived today her han-
dicap might well have been
diagnosed before birth and an
abortion recommended. Now
happily married and a mother of
two, she adds: ‘’! am glad so-
meone didn’t attempt to predict
f my quality of life. | hope people
will see me as an example of a
person with a right to live’

(Ad sponsored by North
Shore Pro Life Society)

5 - Sunday, February 18, 1990 - North Shore News

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