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CiZiRPORATE MEMBERS 5AM YOU HELP US? 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19, 20, Chapman, Chapman & Martin - Surveyors Loach, Hobbs & Kyler - Surveyors The Corporation of the District of West Vancouver Hollyburn Funeral Home Ltd. Peppi's Restaurant Ltd. West Vancouver Florists Ltd. Ferguson Transport Ltd. Wetmore Motors Ltd. Stong's Market Ltd. Murchie's Tea & Coffee Ltd. Big 0 Tires, Dundarave R.C. Purdy Chocolates Ltd. The Ambleside Inn J.T. Watt Real Estate & Insurance Agency Crawford E. Laing Ltd. West Vancouver Secondary School British Pacific Properties Ltd. Vancouver City Savings Credit Union Peake & Richmond, Insurance Specialists The Hulbert Group, Architects OUR MEW EXECUTIVE President - B.G. Holt 922-8264 Vice-President - W.T. Wilson 1- -534-5502 Pec. Secretary Mrs. Munro 922-8002 Cor. Secretary - Mrs. VIhiffin 922-2170 Treasurer - Mrs. Wilson 922-9272 DIRECTORS Hugh Johnston 922-0306 Jack Leyland 929-1484 Mrs. Murray 922-5304 George Smith 926-1161 Lucy Smith 929-4703 Frank Whiff in 922-2170 David Wilson 922-9272 Editor Bemie Holt 922-8264 Archivist Rupert Harrison 922-1076 Mr. Bruce Ramsey, who is charged by Council now with writing a book on the history of West Vancouver, solicits the help of all members in compiling the material for the book. He would be interested in anything that you think might be interesting or significant about people and events from the early days of the community. As an indication of the sort of thing, we cite the following: The man who lived in a tree. His name was, we think, Joseph Yowart, and the time somewhere in the 1920's. Pageant Day. The School Board minutes of 4 May 1920 read in part: N/S Porter, Gourley "...that the Secretary write Superintendent of Education for permission to grant a holiday for the school children on the Pagent [sic] day. Motion carried." Later minutes do not contain a reply. Anybody remember a Pageant Day - when, where and why? Two old maids who lived in a frame tent mounted on a ten foot wide cedar stump on the south side of Esquimau between 14 & 15 streets. A building fire close to Ambleside Wharf in 1919. A building fire so close to Ambleside Wharf that Miss Palmer had to evacuate her class (she had an overflow class in a rented room near the wharf.) George Clarke and his horse drawn home delivery kerosene service. Any other home delivery services - fruit and vegetables, drugs and prescriptions, milk, newspapers, groceries. Chinese vegetable garden at the corner of 14 Street & Marine Drive. Some of you are sure to read the above and say, "But why is he not interested in ...?" Of course, he is - add it to your list of recollections.