page 8 July 28, 1976 -

HI-JINKS at Deep Cove - a photo taken in the 1920's.

After: three years of
gathering material on the’
history of Deep Cove and
completion of a 10-part TV
series on Channel 10, the

Deep Cove Dollarton Comm- —

unity Association is holding a
reunion day next week for all
who have lived in the Cove

over the past 50 years.

Saturday, August 7, has
been designated ‘Come
Home To The Cove Day”’ and
will also mark the SOth

anniversary of the Deep Cove
Yacht Club.

The event is designed to

recapture the spirit of the
famous pre-war regattas—-
with sailboat races, rowboat
races and swimming con-
tests. Entertainment ashore
will include a steel band,
Scottish country dancing and
a show from the gay twenties |
by the Deep Cove Stage.

Over the past. three-
months invitations have.been -

North Shore News

sent to some 400 former
Deep Cove residents
throughout Canada and the
-U.S., and many enthusiastic
replies have already, been
received, says convenor
Janet Pavlik.

Registration will begin at
noon at the village hall, with
a welcoming committee to
bring old friends and neigh-
bors together. The day’s
events start at 1:30 p.m. and

will wind up with a bonfire
and sing-along on the beach
around 9: 30 p-m.

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Among other attractions
will be the showing, through-
out the afternoon, of the
10-part serial on life in Deep
Cove over the years, made
for the North Shore’s comm-
unity TV channel 10:

At 3:30 p.m: a movie of the
1936 Deep Cove regatta will
be screened. At 6.p.m. the
grand draw on a raffle for

W. Van man joins court

reform body

An attempt’ to avoid
unnecessary delays in court
proceedings will be a major
objective of West -Vancou-
verite Jacob Brouwer, who
has been appointed to the
Judicial Council of B.C.

Brouwer, who was appoin-
ted to the seven-member

body, by Attorney-General

Garde Gardom, will help
consider proposals for imp-
roving judicial services, and
recommend the  appoint-
ments of provincial judges,

- among other duties.

The insurance adjuster
told the North Shore News he:

has seen the hardship
experienced when somce.wit-
nesses are asked to appear in
court only to be told that the

case is adjourned till a later:
date. ‘It’s unfair to plain- -

tiffs, defendants and wit-

W.V. skateboard
run opened

Weat Vancouver council, which bans skateboarding on
municipal streets, has opened protected skateboard run
where you can prictise legally.to your heart’s content. It
is Vinson Creck Road at the top of Chartwell Drive in
British Properties which will have wooden barrlers
warning motorists of skateboarding activity. The road
has been used for some time past by the YMCA ‘for
conducting shatebonrd clinics,

JACOB BROUWER

nesses when they are de-
layed through no fault of
theirs. They volunteer their
valuable time,’’ he said.

‘| can appreciate adjourn-
ment when one of the parties
involved is ill, but not when
some lawyer is holidaying in
Europe and sends only his
junior to request that the
hearing -be adjourned, he
said.

Brouwer says avoiding
delays is, a question of

“set

unity Association to ensure

‘Girl Guides

-bring about some more

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An archives section with .
old photographs will be
featured in the community

hall. full price ssi

Working with the Comm-

the success of the reunion
day.are members of the Deep
Cove Yacht Club, Mount
Seymour Lions Club, Old
Age Pensioners Group, St,
Simon's Church, United
Church, St. Pius X Church,
Burrard View Association,
and -many
individual local residents.

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for information, call collect, for Linda Watt
112-892-3364
112-892-3554

Anyone. knowing — the
whereabouts of former Cove
residents is invited to pass
the word along. For further
information call Ray Eagle at
929-2834 (879-6322 during-
working hours) or Janet .
Pavlik at 929-1648.

10 - 4 Sundays

9 - 5 Monday - Saturday =

organization and he plans to  By222:::e- Bete ean ot ee OO ek a en
changes with the help of his
colleagues.

Brouwer was born in
Holland, and emigrated to
Canada. before the Second .
World War. He is married,
with four children and lives
in West Vancouver. —

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