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RrOoLntER VAHOOUVER, B GO. FRIDAY. JOLY 53, 1933

Big Fill at South End of St. Patrick’e Aocnue Will Sema Waxed Ace 7 :

Make Available Excellent Sites For New industries ent Diatrict Fane!

Reports subnatied ta the distriet EA
toard on tegular seasion Tues é
a Setesnge best gevested that during
the month of June there were encalled :
~ Veet of that municipality |
avemyge datty attend |
he neath wae OS, and the ,

of altendaoce in relation !
nt wie

eluting June

the vear oarse: Lynn Valley 277,
North ®tar IS, Ca anltano to, Keith |
fyon 85, Roche Point 24. The totat
average enrolment for ali echoola for
the year was CBS, and the average at-
tendance was 628 for a pereontegs of

The ererete: ‘, rerort slo shows: |
that there were ve P of the oh

Technical Heboot and three p others at:

im the ecoartrvctisa eehecia - eneeial
the harbor bear isitial courses outalde of the ssanicipalitye .

for pew Nesth Saore indestrics. .
abozt

fod whieh will Tot $59,500 in
Se pe oe ates. Satria: have dleappe al asd is bets , Fi ;
presen a a ‘event. a ate.
of the Tight st way for the va wir. arst. Three Weeks

terminal railway

City Bulldin iter J. Ww: Focter.
states that ding ape fisat three weeks
of July 24 building permite were issued

“ in the city aad the totsl valov was

paul we Teen es

A.B Bens

ORS TO Ridge
ehoel: Vetal $

raleneny i a a™ ensulments ‘Mies. Beatrice A. Ede

. ations of the Toronto Conservatory of litte, £2 any,
_@A

\consreuction Wor WILL
WHEN

five Valley vet, N ae H + BE WELL AHFAD
vee “ et ‘iene io. Recent ie In : SCHOOLS RE.OPEN
- Recent Piano Exams |
ean, ant acne tae \NEW WINGS TO Mane avian
Lee aan” ete eens ete “Seceme |" “SIZED CLagsroors

Dosrd was held Tucaday evening last,
when contravts were awarded for the
building of the two new wingn to the
yersent Ridgeway uehnol buildiag.

je general contract was awarded to

the a f Smith
whine qucteien wae qooaret wis in:

gioding "83.120 “to for the substitutior ‘Of
Av doqmst ' 2
quotation of $8954 was wae
the heating an! ventilating plant am. and
plumbing for the new additions and
the heating plant fia the present deild-
ing, while the quotation of J. Sum-
merfiell, $1375, for the vil-burning
plant was Reeepted by the board. The
thive contracta make n total of 642,-
762, and an the appropristi a for the
buildings was 080,200, there wil! be a
gool margia left to mect the ‘areki-
teet’n form and contingencies, The
construction of the atone foundation
werk, has becn comuieted «el $3173
bap been ee rpended oa Pir work,
ringing etal up to. 945,059,
Although it will be irapossibie to

' ——e
A special scasion of the city school

. umber” permits : have the two =<- vin leted bs

. a toe te the pte a of pig od eesi- Mrs. Beateiee "A. ted it of Mies |ihe time the ‘echoo! nae come in Bey

4 oe dence the total otal alee boing $49,500. Taabed-¥ P. “sigh henere: ia “Lt. v who wan tember the. guatemiton work will,
hoon tae reces' vorthele=s, he

has been 8 | cssmediate grade piuatocte examin reached a age, thot will ate ie

interferonee with. the
of the regu lar erzhoa
twe now eines will vleee

—— . work.

FLASHBACKS toa very different North Shore are provided by the wordy front-page headlines of this Si-year-old
mewspaper...a treasure-house of North Shore history written at the time it was actually bappening.

\

f

- and well-preserved copy of
- another local weekly of those
. ' days, The North Shore Times
. dated July 20, 1926. Assum-
ing that today’s North Shore
News might have more than
a passing interest in two such

By NOEL WRIGHT 7

‘Happy, wholesome, hope-filled North Shore -
what a wonderful place to-live! North Vancouver
District has. just paid off the last of its $140,000
bank overdraft. In. North: Van City. fire - damage
during. June was at.an all-time low -- ‘totalling: just...we’re most grateful to him
$12.50. West Vancouver council has announced | for his thoughtfulness.“
that the Whytecliff highway may be finished: by: >
mid- August. Prime roasts are on weekend special
at 15¢ a pound, and there’s a dandy five-room
modern bungalow for sale in Ambleside at $2,500.

them to our office—and

- Between them, the two
ancient newspapers give a
fascinating: picture of life on

century ago. li’s a picture
often in sharp contrast to the
hectic and frequently quar-
relsome pace of life today.

‘These are just a few of the-

good state of preservation—
. many cheerful news and -

was discovered recently by

journalistic relics, he brought:

the North . Shore . half. a

advertising items carried in

The North Shore Press, and _
the only snag as far as you |

Gary Peltier, presently living
in North Vancouver, while he
was working on the remodel-

No doubt. the North Shore

and I are concerned is the
date on its front page: July
23,.1926. era

ling of an old house on East

1£44h, Cru. n
LAU DLLCCL. _

He found it stuffed in a
basement wall as part of the

that former North Shore insulation material, together
weekly—still in a remarkably with an. equally venerable :

. . wn - erin \
Ma we a adges eytca eo Noha ceuenauaenrs Teen eran es te eke een ee, Pe eet eee
My ea pe ey wi, : yee cipher eae eae suey -

The Si-year-old copy of

ott

— Jo85% of property value-
# nopenalties or lock-in.

North Shore
Community.
Credit Union

Three Locations in North. Vancouver: | :

M 1100 Lonsdale Ave. 9 987-8155
§ = 1246 Lynn Valley Rd. 980-6556"
| 1080 Marine Drive 986- 1116

7 8 =8©=§6BETTER IN SO MANY WAYS!

135 West Ist. ,

community weeklies appar-
ently didn’t believe in
dwelling on them.

‘On every page the accent
is firmly and cheerfuily on
the positive. In fact, there’s
not a single item in either
paper that could be classified

as ‘‘Bad news.’’ The tone is
set by the message on the
editorial page of the 12-page
North Shore Press, which
solemnly informs subscribers
(one year, $1.00) that:

, ‘The North Shore Press is __

a lecal newspaper devoted. to
the |
Shore of Burrard Inlet.

“It is a family Journal
whose contents are at all
times carefully edited so as.
to make safe and profitable.
reading for every member of :

the home. circle,
youmg....”?

old .

With a declaration like that
nailed to his masthead editor

readers of 1926 also had.
plenty of problems, but their ©

interest of the North.

page'T?’: July'6;1977 - Raith Shits Newis""

and managing director Ges.
H. Morden (who in 1926 also -

hha a moaruar’
happened te be mayor’ of

North Van City) never puts a-
foot wrong. District Over-
draft Has Been Wiped Out Is
The Report To The Council,
runs the headline of his
front-page lead story.

The second lead story
headline informs us of
Contracts Awarded For
Additions To Ridgeway

School: Total $42,769 (they
didn’t believe in skimping on
headlines in those days).

Two other black-type grab-
bers tell us Lymn Valley

WSU EWAIR OSSEYW! arw

Big Attraction July — 31:
Premier Will Offficiate at
New Read Opening—and
Nearly Two Hundred Ent-
rance Class Pupiis on North

Shore Now Eligibie To
Attend North Van. High

School.

Elsewhere on the front
page we learn that Whyte-
cliff Highway may be open in
August; that building per-

‘CONTINUED ON PAGE 12

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6 & & oz.

6,8,10 oz.

8 & 10 oz.

primo ribs

Whole & Smail

4,6,8 02.

schnitzel
rouladen
pork cutlets

4 02.

ate

my. sirzoin steaks

fog sirloin sisnks

rilb-eye stouks :

pork loin roast

choice cuts mover
before available

the steak sheppe

1803 Lonsdale

985-421 V

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