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Page 7 West Vancouver Historical Society Do You Recognize Any of These Ambleside Addresses? (We should have included Mr. Watson at 1368, Cece Sharpe at 1395 and Mrs. Brotherton at 1393 in “Whither Ambleside?”) March 2004 1312 J. Thompson Transfer 1583 Russell Lumber Co. (1940); Safeway (1943) 1368 Watson Grocery 1584 Hollyburn Block Apartments 1393 Highlands Cafe (Mrs. Wilhemina Brotherton W 983) 1586 Cunningham Drug Store 1392 WV Imperial Service 1588 B.C.E.R. Ltd (1940) later, J. Blackstock 1395 Sharpe Realty (W 719) 1590 G. J. Nutt 1395 Simpson and Lord 1612 Ray’s Superior Store & OK Stores Meats 1397 Gibsons Furniture 1613 West Van Motors 1401 Ambleside Pharmacy (in thirties) W. L. Kerr, Prop 1624 B.C.E.R. (1943) 1402 McNeil and McCue 1644 West Van Stationers 1405 R. P. Blower 1644 Dr. J. W. Lang 1406 Lew’s Barber Shop 1648 Crawley & Barker Hardware 1409 Fulton’s Grocers 1652 Red Cross Treasure House 1410 A. S. McLintock 1654 J. J. Taylor Electrical Appliances 1414 Bender’s Dairy 1660 Mildred’s Dress Shop 1415 C. J. Archer 1678 K. A. Peacock Phys. 1421 West Van Sheet Metal 1680 Vacant 1427 Tearoe and Sons 1682 Royal Bank of Canada 1432 Baily Shoe Renew 1682 Marcel Shop 1434 Flemings Hardware 1682 Johnston, Dr. T. A. Physician 1439 Harry Jones Cycle Shop 1702 Hollyburn Grill 1442 Greenwood’s Grocers 1702 Pettigrew, J. L. 1442 Burrard Junk Co. 1703 Hollyburn Post Office 1443 West Van Cleaners 1704 Lawson, Walker & Pride, Real Estate 1451 West Van Motors (in mid ‘thirties) 1706 S. H. Srigley, Painter 1453 Hollyburn Lumber 1708 Casey, Miss F. G.; Interior Decorator 1460 Brooks Dry Goods 1718 B. C. Telephone Company 1464 Blue Bird Confectioners 1730 Gwen’s Gown and Sports Shop 1468 Bennett’s Bakery (Earlier: Stratton’s Bakery) 1734 Bon Ton Cafe 1473 West Van Electric 1744 West Van Realty & Insurance Co. 1474 Tearoe and Son (in ‘thirties) 1746 Vernon Feed Co. 1476 W. N. Morris Furniture 1754 Hollyburn Meat Market 1480 Hollyburn Barber Shop 1754 (rear) J. B. Jefferies 1480 Mrs. E. J. Seeds (Bob’s Hollyburn Barber Shop mid-’thirties) 1782 J. Spencer, Fuel 1483 British Pacific Heating 1794 Carter Nurseries 1490 Motor Service Garage (Snider’s Grocery in ‘thirties) 1497 West Van Lumber Company 1502 A. H. Smith Grocery and Meats 1503 Ambleside Service Gas Station 1512 D. McDonald (‘43); A. C. Rowe (‘40) 1512 Rodger Cafe 1516 Ye Olde English Furniture Shoppe (Miss Jacks) 1520 West Van Cycles (1940); Mrs. E. Robinson dressmaking (1943) 1522 1. Christenson, Jeweller 1528 Knill’s Fuels; later Hall Fuels 1528 Vic Ferguson 1529 Singer Sewing Machine G. H. Comrie 1530 Dainty Made Bakery 1531 K. W. Kennedy Meats 1533 Penguin Dairy Lunch 1540b La Ruthe Beauty Salon 1542 Brown & Munton Radio 1546 Gwendolyn Beauty Shop 1548 Lions Gate Confectioners 1560 Canadian Window Bakeries 1562 Sam’s Barber Shop 1562 French Beauty Salon 1568 Morris Williams, Tailor 1574 West Van Produce 1576 J. Tite Shoes 1578 Sterling Food Market; later Store of Quality Said Adolphe-Napoleon Didron in 1839:”lt is better to pre- serve than to repair, better to repair than to restore, better to restore than to reconstruct.” Inglewood Graduates Seven Decades Past Ida Allan Robert Prebble Harry Bennett Helen Ritz Eileen Body Irene Shirlaw Dorothy Boshier Lenna Simpson Mary Bradshaw Lucy Smith Dennis Coleman Peggy Toynbee Frank Downey Effie Vickery Virginia Gamage Betty Vickery Tom Grieve Margaret Wrisberg Kathleen Hodgson Ronald Irish Of these, Lenna Manly in Fort Laurence Lefeaux Langley and Lucy Smith in Douglas McNair North Vancouverâ€"both mem- Marjorie Paton bersâ€"we send our best regards. 1934 was a vintage year. Kudos to Carolanne Reynolds Carolanne’s indefatiguable sprit has one again been applied successfully to West Van’s Heritage Week, as “Heritage Fayre”, held February 22nd at Park Royal South amply dem- onstrated. This event, by dint of her effort, is invariably successful. To Carolanne, heritage is an essential part of the soul of a community, and that valuing it enriches us all.