12 - Sunday, July 31, 1988 - Norcy Shore News

inquiring
reporter

Stephen Barrington

bowlers
get extra
funding

NORTH VANCOUVER’s lawn
bowlers have got even more than
they bargained for.

City Council voted Monday to
pay the estimated $8,000 to $10,000
cost of underground electrical lines
to serve their soon-to-be-upgraded
lighting.

This is in addition to the $10,000
council has already granted toward
the $43,000 cost of installing the
new lights.

The underground wiring is in
accordance with the city’s long-
term goal of providing under-
ground service connections to all
city facilities.

About 100 metres of overhead
wiring will be replaced by the con-
nection, which will also carry the
telephone wires. The money will
come from the general contingen-
cies fund.

The new lighting will replace the
existing, badly-deteriorated
system.

TOMORROW TS British Columbia Day. Weather was
the long
residents
and parks to enjoy aun extra day aff,

expected to be
weekend, and the
flocking fo beaches

sunny
holiday

and warm

should see

through
local

This weekend sports a number of special events and ac-
tivides, the World Championship Lopeer's Sports Shaw
at Squamish being just one,
about people's plans forthe holiday.

Inquiring Reporter asks

fhat are your holiday plans?

Iva Vesely

North Vancouver

We're going for a week-
long holiday in the
Okanagan. We're hoping
for nice weather and a
chance to lie on the
beach.

Jackie Bowyer

North Vancouver
Monday | will probably
be recovering fron the
nights before. [’I suntan,
swim if it's nice and
maybe go up Indian Arm
on the boat.

Don Mitchell

Killarney, Man.

I'm on holidays already.
This is my first time on
the West Coast...1 expect
to go to Long Beach this
weekend.

Mike Wong

North Vancouver

I’m on summer vacation
right now so every day is
a day off. Vil probably
just play some tennis or
some basebatl.

Ali Shenasi

North Vancouver

For the weekend my
whole family is going to
go camping. We'll either
be going to Osoyoos or to
Sicamous.

Life
has its

ups and
downs

WHAT BETTER way to spend
a summer's day dan experienc.
ing life’s ups and downs? Pic-
tured at Ambleside Park are

(back,
(back,

lef) Nadeen Johnnie,
right) Carla Jacobs,

(front, left) Denise Lewis, and
Elva Wallace.