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oO courtesy of Hancock House Publishers, from The.Boom Years,
written and compiled by Danald J. Bourdon of North Shore Museum & Archives.

DAPPER Amold E. Kealy, elected as the first mayor of North Vancouver City in

1907, served several terms as mayor, reeve, and council member. He was last heard
from in 1937, living in Los Angelos.

Today's mayors of the North Shore municipalities will be appearing in Our Town, a
Feature Section of the June 29th Sunday News.

Advertising Deadline

Monday June 20,5 PM

Call Linda today

If you want to tell the story about your business, you
should be advertising in Our Town. Linda is waiting for
your call.

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MOST OF THE boas are ready for the big North Shore News sailing race set for Sunday,
although last minute entries will be accepted. Deliver entries to either the North Shore
News or Brian Morse’s North Shore Sailing School by Tharsday or the skippers’ meeting
at 7 p.m. Friday at the Sailing School, 1601 Granville S1., im Boaters Village. The an-

nual fun race f again expected to be one of the highlights of the boating scene on the
West Coast.

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U SUNDAY, JUNE 19th— 11:00— 2:30

A Funilled Day for the Entire Family.

Featuring Food, Fun, and Entertainment for All Ages.

FOOD: Troll’s fish and chips for
sale, with free entertainment by
North Vancouver own Freddy
Fudpucker’s Band and the wild and
w Diazo Brothers, 11 identical
twins who'll take your breath away.

CONTESTS: Races and con-

tests for everyone, organized by
The North Vancouver Recreation
Commission and North Shore
Neighbourhood House, including
archery, sack races and the Tug
©’ War. Also Cannibal Hot Tubs’
“Fish for a Prize” and the RCMP

Bicycle Rodeo. Also, the “My Dad is

best because...”contest winners.
And much, much more.

ENTERTAINMENT :
Clown Extraordinaire Chee W hizz
orms her incomparable magic
pe madness, and there’s ju ling
and music with the fantastic Play-
workers. Also, try your skill at the
House Penny Camnival or watch dar-
ing demonstrations by Sundance
Trampolines, North Vancouver, City
Fire ment, RCMP, Capilano
Rod and Gun Club, just to name
a few.

It all takes place Sunday, June 19th at
Waterfront Park on Esplanade at the
foot of Chesterfield Avenue, nght next
to the B.C. Rail Building starting at
11:00 til 2:30 p.m.-For more informa:
tion, contact Kim Richardson, Co
ordinator, Summerfest °83, 980-4543.

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