2 - Friday, June 6, 1986 - North Shore News

LOWER LONSDALE
retailers are set to toast the
revitalization of their
neighborhood.

By TIMOTHY RENSHAW .
News Reporter ;

On ‘Sanivday, a dedication cer-
emony party, made up of. North
’ Vancouver: : politicians and ‘area
merchants will parade from ‘4th
Street to the foot of Lonsdale to
celebrate the completion of the
- $500,000 phase two of the Lower
Lonsdale revitalization program. .

‘Everybody’ s.really happy with
the way it looks,’ ‘said Moodyville
Merchants: Association :’ (MMA)
president. Grant: Gardiner.”. “The
whole area is in a state of transi-
tion. It’ 's s terrific. ”

clude the planting of 77 red maple
trees down the Iength of Lonsdale
from 4th Street to Esplanade
Avenue and 24 flowering cherry
trees on cross ‘streets to the lanes
east and west of Lonsdale from 4th
to Esplanade.

A boulevard has also been in-
stalled down the centre of
Lonsdale from Third Street to
Esplanade. Streetlight poles have
been painted blue and rotating

GREAT LAND, SEA RACE

King Neptune
returns to Cove

_KING NEPTUNE is surfacing in Indian Arm next weekend

and to celebrate Deep Cove terrestrials are holding a cele-

bration.
By ROSS MEEK
News Reporter

everything from hay rides to yacht
Taces. —

The two-day community festi-
val, sponsored by the Mount
Seymour Lions, runs Saturday and
Sunday June 14 and 15 with

banners installed. A' new brick wall .

on the south side of Carrie Cates —

Court contains historic plaques

commemorating Lower Lonsdale’

as-the birth place, of North Vai
couver. 5

The project’ s construction began:
Feb. 10 and was completed: ‘€t the:

end of May.

-- Its’ $100,000 first phase,’ which” a
included beautification of the area. :

around Rogers Avenue, was com-
pleted last year.

re ‘FINANCED.

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Located at Cates Park, the car- .
nival gets under way with a parade
at 10:30 a.m., beginning at Sher-
wood Park School and travelling
along Dollarton Highway to Cates
Park. ¢

Games, rides, trampolines, stage
entertainment, a children’s paint-
in, children’s races, a flea market,
a beer garden and food booths are
all part of the fun.

While Saturday’s activities will

“honor King Neptune from ‘ the
“land, on Sunday Deep Cove: ter-

restrials are taking the plunge with

‘a host of marine-related events; .

Sunday gets under way with: the

“10 kilometre King Neptune’s Great
‘. Land ‘and Sea-Race. At-10 a:m.

four-man teams will run and cycle
from Cates Park through Deep
Cove and. then canoe: ,back to the

a boat launch i in the park.”

hearty ello ‘on his way. to the .¢ King Neptune -

e two-day festival runs Saturday and Sun., 7

nd Sea Race is this week d,: ‘but. late entries will be accepted on the day — :

of the event... -.

; _RACE FOR ALL

While ‘the: race’ has an Iron Man

A. division for-serious ‘competitors, it
“js really an event for everyone, in-

cluding families and. youth, says
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