APIECE of North Vancouver history and folklore is gone, Versatile Pacific Shipyards (formerly Burrard Yarrows) also chang.
ed the nume of North Van's most famous sign. The Erection Shop is fallen, in its place The Assembly Shop.

Cruise ships in port

VESSEL

Universe

Ruyai Viking Star

Noordam

island Princess

Rotterdam
Stardancer

Daphne

ARRIVAL DEPARTURE

1745 Sun 11 Aug
1800 Tue 12 Aug
1800 Tue 13 Aug
1700 Wed 14 Aug
1800 Thu 15 Aug
1700 Fri 16 Aug

1632 Fri 16 Aug

0800 Sun 11 Aug
1600 Mon 12 Aug
0700 Tue 13 Aug
O80 Wed 14 Aug
0700 Thu 15 Aug
0800 Fri 16 Aug

0800 Fri 16 Aug

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WHAT GOES

NEWS photo lan Smith

UP

MUST COME DOWN

The reasoning

>from Versatile is that their ships are no longer erected in that location, they are only assembled there. So much for history.

Fete

Parks .
“Frank Kurucz, said: F

3 - Sunday, August 11, 1985 -

NORTH SHORE

Stowaway girl
rescued

A I4-YEAR-old | stow-
“way was unaware of the
cost in time, money and
grief she caused her
parents and rescue teams
in trying to locate her.

The girl, who boarded
the Horseshoe Bay to
Langdale ferry with her
parents Thursday, hid
herself. away on the boat
after a dispute with her
parents about holidaying
on the Sunshine Coast.

‘The dispute arose just
before the Queen of Co-
quitiam ferry: moored at
Langdale, C.oson RCMP.
reported. -

Police received a call
reporting the missing girl
at 10:15-p.m., and upon

searching the vessel, they:

failed to locate her.

A search was initiated’
by Air, Sea and Rescue.
from the Coast Guard,
the Howe’

searching -
Sound area. ’

West Vancouver Police
participated in the search
by phoning fsiends of the
missing girl.

The girl was found at
about 6 a.m. on the
Queen of Coquitlam
docked in Langdale by a
B.C. Ferries’ employee.

Cst. Charles Clark said
the girl decided to hide on
the ferry and return
home, but after she real-
ized the ferry was dock- ~
ing overnight, she felt .
asleep, 7

“The . young dady did
not. sealize’ the: extent ‘of.
the’ personnel “and ‘man-
power. expended. in ‘trying
to + locate ~her,’””. Clark. |.
said. ‘She ‘is. now. back *
with her: family: and no
charges-are being faid:'" -.
Clark’ said: -he- did: not:
yet have the'exact figures ©
for the cost of the search, :-

but said it would: A be ee |

tensive: “

Bad boating»
leads: to court |

A 26-YEA R-OLD Poit ;

Coquitlam man appeared
in North Vancouver pro-
vincial .; court

Leonard’ Leo Martin

ot

LIGHTHOUSE “Park *;
once again. ‘open to the

public.
‘West

District’s’ Director -o

and ° Recreation;

» danger, in all: West Van.
-couver parks. Closures of” ’

Tuesday -
charged with ~ dangerous -
“use of a motor vessel:

Vancouver:

faces’ ihe ‘charge: after a
June 25-incident:i in ‘Ho e
Sound...

; Appearing. befo
Judge: J.K: Shaw; Marti

“was put‘over for. trial Oc-'-

tober 15..

Liettboum =
Park r

Woodward, and: Cypiees:
Parks are no donger.i in-ef-

sar a man
injured in car

A SURREY driver was
charged with following
too clasely hehind
another car Thursday
after he caused an acci-
dent.

The vehicle driven by
the Surrey man rear-
ended another vehicle

when the two approached
a red light at the intersec-
tion of Esplanade and
Chesterfield.

The driver of the other
car, a North Vancouver
tnan in his 60s, sustained
minor injuries and was
taken to Lions Gate
Hospital by ambulance.

North Shore News