+2 -Wednesday, July 7, 1999 — North Snore News

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The North Shore Arts
Commission wouldn't be
the same without people
like Debra Drayton and
Norman Leggatt.

Taking care ci the waterfront, as part of the Waterfront
Task Force, is part of this group's focus. From left to right:
Henry Belhouse, wife Diana, Susan and John Tarrant.

Roy and Teresa Pallant have a long history together,

including her involvement with the Heritage Advisory
Committee and the North Shore Historica! Society.

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VOLUNTEBPRS are usually the heart and soul of any good
And today with aff of us feading extra busy dives,
volunteering takes an a whole new meaning. Last Tuesday at
North Vanceuvers Municipal Hah, the Disuiet of North
Vancouver, the mayer and the coungil cook the opportunity to
thank all of the people who do their civic duty and serve on the
district’s appointed: bo. yy commissions and) pask
forces. It was a wonderfully i event with music and
speeches and lots of ereat food and evervone had a great ume.
Congratulations to evervone at North Van District.

Maureen Bragg, seen here with husband Terry (lett) and
friend Tom Hodson, works with the Waterfront Task

District manager Gord
Howie is usually a very
busy man, but tenight he
found time for a_ Sittle
socializing.

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NEWS photo Catnerine Bare

Dennis Back (centre) is lucky to have

assistants like Daina Hibbard (left) and Shana Burrows
(righ?) ta help hirn get through the day

RCMP superintendent
Jamie Graham was only
too pleased to give wife
Gail a kiss to thank her for
supporting all of his activi-
ties.

Direct Democracy member Corrie Kost (left) and fire
chief Gary Calder know that it takes a lot of extra effort
to get things done safely and properly.

North Van District Mayor
Don Belt gave a speech
thanking all of the volun-
teers for their hard work.

No, Coun. Ernie Crist
(left) isn’t is trouble again,
he was just enjoying some
conversation w Const.
Owen Rusticus.

The North Vancouver
Youth Band, under the
direction af Paul Fester.
played a numiber of tunes
as guests arrived in the
main upstairs lobby.

Ross and Marilyn Hurst
have always been active in
the community. His time
with the Community Ser-
vices Advisory Committee
is much appreciated.

Deputy clerk Agnes
Hilsen (left) and the man-
ager's assistant Sue
Mitchell were pleased to
see everyone in atten-
dance enjoying them-
selves.

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