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OMNIUM GATHERUM <CONT’D> The hoopla of opening the new Royal Bank premises is over and the business of making money in the new surroundings hums along. But, back last summer, at the instigation of George Watt, and before the rubble razers got busy on the former Post Office Building, we made enquiries about saving the frieze bearing the name "Hollyburn". To our delight, "John", of All Around Demolition Ltd. in Burnaby, got back to us with the reassuring news that not only would the frieze be salvaged but it was the architect’s intention to feature it in the new building. Well, I may not have been the greatest speller to go the local school system, but the letters R-O-V-A-L B-A-N-K still don’t H-O-L-L-Y-B-U-R-N in my book. Pity. Too bad the bank didn’t LET GEORGE DO ! through come up Ti "Memory Cruise" tickets for the July 5th sailing of the "Hoilyburn" from Dun-darave Pier are selling briskly. Don’t miss the boat! If you haven't yet picked up your tickets, mail in your cheque today ($10.00 each) to the Society c/o P.O. Bo;-; 91785, West Vancouver, B.C. V7V 4S1. Once the tickets are offered for sale to the general public, they’ll be snapped up and when they’re gone, they’re gone! NOTE * For those who paid cash for their tickets at the AGM, receipts will be mailed UPON REQUEST ONLY. Contact G. Wilson 922-9272. INFORMATION PLEASE members would like to ned to the Salters?" Mr lives in part of their une :;now. or our newesI Hampton Colu to be exact, "Whatever hap-i.C. Derham-Reid I digs, No. 8 Highly visible in some of the earliest photographs of the Hoilyburn area, the Salter house stood alone like a majestic ship on the open sea. Today, tucked away on the south side of the lane between 17th and ISth Streets Just Marine, and all but swallowed up development, the grand old lady is much changed with the years but still bears traces of the landmark it once was when the Salter Family called it "home". If you have any information for Mr. Derham-Reid please call him at 926-4931.