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“NEWS photos Stuart Davis

THE VARIOUS exuberant
faces of Saturday’s Lynn
Valley Day celebrations
showcase the soul of one of
the North Shore’s oldest
communities. Two young
celebrants, left, couldn't
keep their eyes of the
festivities. Erin Frederick,
right, and Emily Bamford
expressed their approval of
the day's events. Young
Maypole dancers, top,
delight an enthusiastic au-
dience while members of the
North Vancouver branch of
the Royal Canadian Air
Cadets provide some musicai
accompaniment to the
parade, below ‘eft. Mean-
while, Joe Arduini leads a
contingent of the slightly
demented Freddy Fudd-
pucker and his Roliing
Clones Band through their
parade route paces, below
right. Arduini carries the
traditional Fuddpucker
scepter of authority in his
right hand,

3 - Wednesday, May 29,

News

1985S - North Shore N

vO

aves ;
-unharmed « after | being”

. Saturday.

Masked

robbers

steal jewels

ROBBERS GOT away
with an undetermined
amount of jewelry after

‘breaking into a West

Vancouver apartment
Monday around 5 p.m.

Two masked men fore-
ed their way into a fourth
Storey apartment, West
Vancouver: Police
reported, and~ ‘bound

at least two victims.

On attending the
apartment, police said the’
victims described the
masked ‘men, said they
bound them and stole
jewelry.

The value of the jewel-
ry is yet to be determined.

No arrests have been
made “and the investiga-
tion ‘continues.

Motorbike
catches’ fire |

A MOTORCYCLE was

destroyed by fire at Blair, .

Range on the weekend.

North Vancou ver
District firefighters were

i called - to the area. Satur-
. day, May. 25.at 9:17 p.m:
and. arrived to find the

bike engulfed by flames.

An unnamed | ‘youth had:
been ° riding the 1966
Yahama MX 100 trail bike ~
when’ the fire occurred.
Fire officials say cause of
fire was a gas leak.: ‘

Blair ‘Range is’ private
property, owned by the
Canadian Mortgage. and
Housing Corporation.

Five” rescued

OPLE ” ‘were

trapped’ in an. elevator

“The five,: two 5 vainen

cand | three.-men, were”
“trapped on the 26th floor
of. 1959 Marine: Drive at:
12:38 aun. Saturday,
“May 25.. North Van-.

from | elevator

: firefi ghters arrived ‘on the

“District.

scene: shortly ‘after: Staff.
and'service people opened
the elevator doors.”

The>- elevator. became,
stuck: .after overshooting
the. landing by one foot.’
The*:doors had to be -
popped open by staff and’ q
service people. .

Fire seminar

LEARNING HOW to
prevent losses of lives and
property is behind a new
fire department course.

- The District of North
Vancouver Fire Depart-
ment, in an effort to
reduce the loss of life and
property that occurs in
residential fires, is con-
ducting an adult course in
fire extinguisher han-
diing, planning exit drills

‘promotes safety

and smoke alarm place-
ment in the home.

The courses are free’
but are limited to 20 per-
sons. They will be held on
consecutive Saturdays,
June 15 and June 22 at 10
a.m. and 2 p.m.

Interested persons are
asked to call Jean Green,
980-7575 between 8:30
a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday
to Friday.

Probation after
police assault

A 27-YEAR-OLD MAN,
Larry Allan Dunn, was
given a conditional
discharge and one year's
probation in North Van-
couver provincial court
Monday on one count of
assaulting a police officer.

The charge resulted
from an incident 6 March
1985, in which Dunn, in-
volved in’ a) domestic
dispute in the 1000 block

Premier Street, was ap-
prehended by potice. A
North Vancouver RCMP
officer attending the inci-
dent, attempted to
restrain Dunn from lung-
ing oat the complainant
ind was subsequently at-
tacked by Dunn.

The officer sustained
minor lacerations to the
neck and lip in’ the
incident.