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a@ day in court

THE following people
appeared in North
Vancouver courts
recently to face various
charges:

Before Judge William
Diebolt in North Vancouver
provincial court on July 17:

‘. Peter Michael Van Den
-Bosche, 34, of no «fixed
address, was jailed 30 days
after he pleaded guilty to
stealing merchandise belong:

ing to Zeller’s or fuly 16 in

North Vancouver Lustrict.
Before Judge William

. Diebolt in No:

provincial court on July 15:
‘Robert Alan-Charles

driver
flips car

‘A ‘31-year-old North
Vancouver man escaped
with minor injuries after
his convertible flipped
early Sunday on Mount

_ Seymour Parkway near
Riverside Drive.

North: Vancouver RCMP
Const. Tom Seaman said the
man appeared te have dozed
off while driving. His 1979
Fiat hit a median and flipped.

The police constable said
the man was trapped under
the car for a short time after
the 3 a.m.incident.

Seaman said the man was
not speeding. Police believe
alcohol was not involved in
the incident. The car was a
write-off.

No charges were recom-
mended. The driver’s name
was not released.

— Anna Marie D’Angelo

‘Vancouver

Gonzalez, 23, of North
Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to committing
mischief by damaging a man’s
vehicle window, windshield
wiper and turn signal hardics
on Jan. 3 in North Vancouver
District. Gonzalez was
required to pay $100 restitu-

tion and perform 25 hours of

community work service.

Relive history
on Heritage
Weekend

THE North Shore’s
Heritage Weekend ’98
promotes the early and

recent past.

The weekend kicks off on
Friday night with a stide pre-
sentation by Rhoda Windsor-
Liscombe, UBC
Fine Arts protessar, and cura:
tor of The New Spirit, Medern
Architeerure in’ Vancouver.
1938-1963 exhibition held
last year at the Vancouver Art
Gallery.

In his talk, he will discuss
the modern architectural her-
itage of the North Shore

through the development of

the internationally renowned
West Coast style of design.

Saturday offers up a selec-
tion of unique tours on Jand
and water. Roy Pallant, local
historian, will be uncovering
heritage sites hidden by the
arrival of the Trans Canada

ighway in the 1950s on his
wa tng tour in the aiternoon.
North Vancouver District
Mayor Don Bell will be
dedicating Varley Trail, in
honour of the Group of Seven
artist. Frederick Varley, near
Rice Lake ar 1:30.

A guided boat rour of

Indiaa Arm also sponsored by
the district will feature superb
scenery aboard the Seaguest
Explorer, While in’ Deep
Cove. don’t miss the exhibit
featuring the Jore of the
regatta. at) othe = Culrural
Centre.

Sunday’s events include
tours of the Maplewood Flats
Conservation Area sponsored

by the Wild Bird Trust of

British Columbia at 11 a.m.
If you find that you've
often wondered who lies
buried in the North
Vancouver Cemetery, John
Stuart, Curator of the North

- Bring in any used or broken watch
& we will trade it in towards the
purchase of a new one!
Offer valid until September 30/98

DIAMOND SW? GOLDMAN
JEWELLERS

#730-2002 Park Royal North

926-3738

School of

Vancouver Museum and
Archives will bring alive some
of the personalities that
helped shape our community
in the early days.

Starting at] p.m. untul 4
p.om., the North Shore's tirst
ever heritage home ard yar-
den tours will be held. There
are eight sites on the tour and
cach wilh be open to tick-
etholders on a self-guided
basis sintultancously through -
out the afternoon.

They range in style and
period from carly 1900s
Tudor and Craftsman adaptz-
tions to West Coast style
modern heritage houses.

This is expected to be a
popular event so register
early. Other events include
the now legendary _ free
Heritage Harbour Boat Tours
sponsored by the Vancouver
Port Corporation — leaving
from Waterfront Park on
Sunday afternoon.

Also scheduled for Sunday
atiernoon, will be Roy
Pallant’s walking tour of Lynn
Valley and twe separate tours
m Lighthouse Park — one
featuring the flora and fauna
of the park, the other joining
the former Lighthouse keeper
for a privileged tour of the
Light Station.

North Shore Heritage
Weekend is jointly sponsored
by the Heritage Advisory
Commissions of the City of

srth =Vanceuver, North
Vancouver District, and the
District of West Vancouver.

For event times and places
of many of the events men-
tioned above see page 32 of
this issuc, or consult the
Sunday September 13 edition
of the North Shore News or
pick up a brochure at any
municipal hall, library or Rec
centre.

On G

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