elcome to the first ina

series of features

designed to provide
“regular and tiniely information on
what's happening in ‘the District of
/ North Vancouver. Watch this Space

on the last Sunday of each month.

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District honours youth
achievement |

7 iy

congratulations to. 18 young residents
Whose hard work, dedication and
commitment were recogni ized with the |

“Districts new Youth Achievement Award. The win-

“ners, some of whom are pictured with Council
4 below at an April ceremony, are:

~ Certificate OF Achievement ; |
Alim Jiwa, Jeff Maynard, Matt Smith, Karen Tan,
nathan Tang and Cl lifford Young
Certificate of Communtty Service =.
en Allan, Nicole Elder, Jennifer Hutchinson,
Dana Luccock; Catheriné Mcintosh, Larrisa. |
Nelson, Erin Price, Molly R Ae, Eric Rosenberg,
Mike Schaler, Pawel. Szopa ‘and Jamie Walker.

" he District's continuing program of
a water system improvements and infra -
-structure upgrading moves into the Deep
“Cove, area this summer. Mount Seymour Parkway,
_Pewseen Mt Seymour Road and ae ‘Cove Road;

Summertime fun in
our parks

Summer is the time co head for the great outdoors and in the
- District of North Vancouver you don't have to go much fur-
ther than your own “back yard.” Treat your out-of-town visi-
tors of play tourist yourself and enjoy ‘all the District parks

have to offer. Here are some ideas to start with...

Great expeditions. Hike the Baden Powell Trail,a 41- kilometre
trail network from Deep Cove to Horseshoe Bay (you don't
have to do it all at once) or wander Mosquito Creek Trail.

Firet-rate: bird watching o on Maplewood Flats from the Daly
" Street viewpoint off Dotlartei Another great view. of Burrard

inlet, from Harbe urview Park. te ak

: Lynn Canyo. Ecology Centre hasa host of summer activities

and fascinating educational programs. Drop in for a guided
nature walk, leaving the Centre at 2 p.m. daily. Groups must

pre- “book. Call 981-3103 for more information.

Maplewood Farm is always a special place. Open daily, from 10 am.

to4 p.m., with milking demonstrations at I:15 p.m. daily all
Saturday, July 15 is the farm's Fourth Annual Kidsummer Dairy
. Day when you can learn how cream is separated, make and

sample your own butter and learn how to milk a goat!

Concerts in the Cove start July 7 with a season offering Alican,

: f Latin, fazz‘and polka on Fridays 7.to 9 p.m.

KidFest at Cates Fark offers music, puppetry, storytelling and

: i “theatre between 2 and 3 pm. Sundays from July 90 wot

Calendar for July

Monday, uly 10, 7 p. se. :

Council Meeting

Tuesday, July 11,7 pam.

Tentative Public Hearing (Watch for the §
jeu hearing notices) o

“Making the right

7 connection

recent upgrade 10 the telephone sys-

tem is helping District, Hall become

more accessible, Callers may now.
“dial al ively into a department, rather than ©
going through the central switchboard and
“being transferred. As well, anew Council,
_ Message Centre means you can leave a message’
for any member of Council at any time. Check-,
“the new BC Tel Blue Pages for the full listing of
District numbers or keep the following key
phone numbers handy:

Mayor’ Office ;
Council 24-hour Message Centre. -

. Municipal Manager's Olfice 990-2206,

Bylaw Enforcement .
- 990-2446
984-4381:
- 990-2214
‘990-2211
986-9141

Corporme Services
Engineering Services
Human Resources
Legislative Services
» Parks
Permits and Licenses
990-2387
986-9141 -
990- 2281
990- 2280,

Planning
Public Works
Social Planning *
» Property. Tax InfoLine

« For more information, or. to comment ,

~on District dialogue, contact Diana’
“Nelson at 990-2459 or.on the Internet”
- pelsondl@district.north-van.be.ca a

990-2379.

984-4161

“990-2203°
© 990-2422.”