DEBBIE is entered in the Miss N.S, Pageant as Miss Seven
Seas. She loves reading, swimming, and especially dancing.

Man charged
with theft

A 25-YEAR-OLD Vancouver man
has been ordered to stand trial in
North Vancouver provincial court
on acharge of theft over $1,000.

Angus James Keefe was origi-
nally charged following a Jan. 23
incident in which an XT-3000
computer and accessorics were
alleged to have been stolen from a
private residence.

Appearing before Judge B.P.
Byrne, Keefe was remanded to
Sept. 24 for trial on the charge.

Bridge hosts
Family Days

CAPILANO SUSPENSION
Bridge will host its third annual
Family Days, July (land 12.

Celebrating BoCos native histo-
ny, the event will be held in’ and
around the park complex at 3735
Capilane Rd.

Totem poles carved at the park
during the pase two sears by Chiet
Jeffries of the Tsimshin elan and
master carver Stan Joseph will be
raised. The ceremonial observances
of the totem’s ssmbols and: power
wail bevin at noon on Sundas, July
12 and will be led bs Chief Simon
Baker of the Capilano band,
grandson of Chief Joe Cupilane,
The Children of Takava native
dancers will perform July 1b and
l2at2p.m,

Both Saturday and = Sunday,
Joseph will) demonstrate West
Coast carving techniques. carving
traditional designs and figures
from yellow cedar logs in front of
the park’s log cabin trading past.

Free tours of the park’s more
than 20 historic totem poles and 15
acres of nature trails will be con-
ducted both days. The Capilk.no
Suspension Bridge is Vancouver's
oldest’ visitor attraction, dating
from) 1899 when August Jack
Khahtsahlano and George Mackay
strung the first wood-and-hemp
span across the site.

During Family Days, the Can-
yon House Galleria will celebrate
the first anniversary of the North
Shore’s first B.C. estate wine shon.

During Capilano Suspension
Bridge Family Days, visitors whe
buy one annual pass to the
Capilano Suspension Bridge and
park get a second annual pass free.
Regular one-time adult’ park ad-
mission is $4. During the two-
for-one sale, two can visit the park
all year tor $5,

The park gates will open at 8
a.m. and close at 9:30 pom. during
Family Days, Saturday, July 1]
and Sunday, July 12.

For more intermation call 985-
7474,

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

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Summer Clearance Sale

Gunner is heating up on the North Shore. As temperatures
tise and evenings linger, North Shore residents will be
looking to purchase everything from beachbalis to barbecues
— patio furniture to portable stereos.

The North Shore News will be publishing a special feature
‘Cruise into Summer’ on July 22. If you operate a business on
the North Shore, this is your chance to show our readers any
or many of the interesting and unique products you have to offer.

Call now because summer will be over before you know it.

Deadline for booking July 15
Call Grant Lamont jaar

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