ALBERTE Crighton, the
mother of North Shore
News publisher Peter Speck,
died Sunday, May 9, in her
Norgate park home.

She was 8&6,

A North Shore resident for 50
years, Mrs. Crighton remained ac-
tive in the community. until rela-
tively recently.

She drove her own car until late
in life and took Spanish lessons
when she was 80.

Mrs. Crighton was also an en-
thusiastic gardener and cook. An
avid reader, she was fluent in both
French and English.

Mrs. Crighton was born in
Montreal, the youngest of five
children. She moved to West
Vancouver in 1943.

Her first husband, West Van-
couver's Alan Speck, died in 1959.
She was also predeceased by her
second husband, Bert Crighton.

Mrs. Crighton is survived by
her sisters Yvette Lalonde of West
Vancouver and Marcelle Cormier
of Montreal; daughter Andree
Ross of North Vancouver; son
Peter Speck of West Vancouver;
and grandsons Scott Ross, Alan
Speck, David Speck and John
Speck.

“A> funeral” service for Mrs.
Crighton will be held today at
North Vancouver's Boal Memorial

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ALBERTE CRIGHTON pascad
away on Sunday, May 9.

Chapel, 1505 Lillooet Rd., North
Vancouver, beginning at 2'p.m.

Those attending who bring
flowers are asked to bring vases so
the flowers can be taken home
after the ceremony, which is being
organized by First Memorial
Funeral Services.

There will be a family gathering
at Mrs. Crighton’s home after the
funeral service.

Arson determined as fire cause

A CARPORT fire that destroyed
11 cars and trucks at the Seymour
Village Garden Apartments on
Tuesday, May 4, was caused by
arson,. according to a North Van-
couver RCMP spokesman.

The fire started at 4:15 a.m. in
a carport located at 904 Lytton
Ave,

RCMP Const. Barry Mattock
said fuel was spilled to spread the
fire.

He said none of the destroyed
vehicles had been broken into.

The North Vancouver RCMP
are still investigating the case.

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