Winding up summer
the Deep Cove wa

THERE WAS summer
fun for everyone at
Deep Cove Days this
past Labour Day
weekend. Action
abounded at the annual
canoe race held Sunday
(top photo). This year’s
winners, Peter and
Mike Sjoblom, out-
paddled the competi-
tion for a sweet victory.
For those who prefer
their fun on shore, an
all-day volleyball game
was held (right). It has
yet to be determined
whether the crowd or
the players had a better
time. Trying to delay
the end of the last
summer days is the
rock band Borrowed
Time. Drummer Dave
Taylor (bottom photo)
pounds out the beat to
a succesful end of the
community’s special
day.

Photos by
Mike Wakefield

3- Wednesday, Seplember 4,

1985 - North Shore News

NewS

Brief

Cyclist dies

on highway

A 22-YEAR-OLD Bur-’

naby man died in a single
vehicle motorcycle , acci-
dent Sunday on Highway

Gary Edward Burns
was killed when his
southbound . motorcycle
left the. highway 22

kilometres southwest of

Whistler’ Village at ap- .
proximately 9:50 p.m.

September 1.

Burns, the lone pas-.,
senger of the motorcycle,
was pronounced dead on
‘arrival at Squamish
General Hospital.

Teen arrested

for B i

A 16. YEAR-oid ‘youth
has been - arrested and
faces charges for nine

. break and enters and 10

attempted’ break and
enters in ‘West Van-
couver.:

The alleged offenses
occurred August 28. and
29, and the youth was
taken into custody on the
Aug. 29. :

~The Duncan: boy was
arrested’ at’ Park. 'Royal

Two arrested
for bank. theft

TWO MEN have been
charged for a $41,000
theft that took place at
the West Vancouver
Royal Trust.

Randall Bruce Hipkiss,
22, of no fixed address,
has been charged with
theft over $200 and
possession of srolen
property. ;

“Shoppiag™ Centre after

West Vancouver’ Police .
investigated a complaint

of .a ‘youth prowling
houses. :

Police said the break-
ins occurred at houses be-
tween :Taylor Way and
lower Ambleside.

There is a warrant.
outstanding out for the

‘young. offender by the
“Duncan ° RCMP . detach”
ment. -

Timothy - “Walter.

Warden, 21, of 115-10736
150th Street, Surrey has
been charged - with
possession ‘of stolen
property.
. The two were arrested
Friday by West . Van-
couver Police as:a result
of an investigation into
the August 24 theft. |

Sex assault
charge laid

A 25-YEAR-OLD local
man appeared in North
Vancouver provincial
court Friday to face one
count of sexual assault.
Lawrence John Good-
murphy of North Van-

couver faces the charge in
connection with an inci-
dent that allegedly took
place on August 12.

Goodmurphy will ap-
pear again September 6 to
fix a date for trial.

Fifth day
for hearing

ORIGINALLY scheduled
for three days, the pre-
liminary hearing into a $1
million Lynn Valley jewel
robbery will enter its fifth
day when it resumes
September 6 in’ North
Vancouver provincial
court,

The hearing was held
over for a second time
Friday after its original
August 8, 9, and !2 dates
proved to be inadequate.

Terry Singh, 27, and
Rajvinder Gill, 37, both
of Vancouver, face eight

criminal charges in con-
nection with the February
1S robbery that netted
approximately $1 million
in diamonds, gold, and
assorted jewels from a
Lynn Valley home.

Charges against Singh
and Gill stemming from
the robbery include rob-
bery, unlawful confine-
ment, assau't, and assault
causing bodily harm.

A court publication
ban has been placed on
all evidence being given at
the hearing.