CAPILANO

THE Kiwanis Club of
Capilano recently held a chari-
ty casino night and raised
approximately $22,000.

The club donated money
to Lions Gate Hospital, the
North Shore Food Bank and
Sunny Hill Foundation for
Children.

Additional donations will
be made to North Shore
Harvest, North Shore Pre
Society, North Shore Crisis

“’ Services, North Shore Home
Support Services and the
North Shore Association for
the Mentally Handicapped.

UPPER LONSDALE

DEBBY Scot: gives big thanks
for the support given to Scott
and her daughter by North
Shore Harvest and the
Christmas Bureau.

Said Scott, “I cried when J
saw the wonderful hi
that was given to us.
our Grst Chrismas alone and
it would have been very grim.

“I wish to say thank you
with all my heart and being.
Your kindness and charity arc
gratefully received.

“Thanks again for making
our Christmas a very special
one that we will never forget.

~~ Our prayers are with you and
we wish you all the best for
1997.”

Forward all information,
including your name, address
and telephone number, to
Neighborhoods c/o Michael
Becker. E-mail to
michael@nsnews.com Fax to
985-2104. Mail to North
Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale
Avenue, North Vancouver,
V7M 2H4. ;

Mir. L

T ME TRAVELER DUNDARAVE REGATTA 1951

WEST Vancouver youngsters braved a sharp wind to take swimming prizes in the 1951 Dundarave Regatta. Holding trophies from left
are Sally Hughes, Susan Sangster, Fred Martin, Sandra Therrien, Betty Sangster, John Mahon, Janet Reano and John Richardson.

nsdale passes away at 72

By Michael Becker
News Editor

HEAVEN will be a much cleaner place
with Bud Bragg around.

Herbert Hedley “Bud” Bragg, affectionately known
as Mr. Lonsdale by North Vancouver residents, made a
clean sweep of life when he retired in 1986 after 11
years spent as Lonsdale Avenue’s street janitor.

Mr. Bragg passed away on Jan. 25 at Lions Gate
Hospital. He was 72.

Mr. Bragg kept Lonsdale sidewalks spotlessly clean
when he worked the street seven days a week. He
would rise at 2 a.m. or 3 a.m. equipped with a hose,
brooms and buckets.

Mr. Bragg retired in December of 1986 after suffer-
ing, an epileptic seizure at 12th and Lonsdale.

At the time he had no plans for retirement, and he
said he missed Lonsdale Avenue: it remained in his

blood. Said Mr. Bragg at the time, “I guess you can
work so hard you forget about everything g else. As they
say, sometimes you just have to stop and smell the
roses.”

Mr. Bragg had lived on the North Shore since 1972.

He was born in North Battleford Saskatchewan.

He is survived by Jackie, his wife of 41 years, daugh-
ter Nancy, brot Joseph and John.

A memorial service is set for today at 1:30 p.m. at
Kiwanis Tower, 170 W. 2nd St. in North Vancouver.

MR. Lonsdale (Bud
Bragg) kept Lonsdale
sidewalks spotless.

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