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HISTORY-ONICS September, 2006 Page 2 The Newsletter of the West Vancouver Historical Society 680 - 17*^ Street West Vancouver, BC V7V 3T2 Phone: 604-925-7299 Officers: President Vacant (Need One!) Corporate Members: P' VP Vacant (Need One!) Ancor Enteiprises Past President Tom Taylor British Pacific Properties Ltd Past President Dave Bai'ker BC Rail Secretary Pamela Friedrich Dr. Bryan R. Hicks Inc. Treasurer Joan Cox Capilano Golf and Country Club Hon Archivist Rupert Hairison Chapman Land Surveying Ltd Directors Dave’s Autobody Shop Ltd Faximum Software & Clarendon Datex Ltd Ian Macdonald Pam Dalik Hollybum Funeral Home Ltd Pamela Friedrich Carole Howie Laura Millar Editorial and Arch. Services R. James Cai'ter Don Grant North Shore Driving School Doris Lewis Joan Skipper The Palms Guest House Bonnie Kyle Harvey Hill Royal Canadian Legion Branch 60 Newsletter Team Simpson Home Hardware Publisher Tom Taylor Vancouver Historical Society Distribution Tom Taylor West Vancouver Board of School Trustees Editor Tom Taylor Wetmore Motors Ltd It is Society Policy: That every effort be made to ensure that all articles are accurate, but the Society takes no responsibility for inaccuracies. The opinions expressed in contributions and presentations are those of the author and not necessaiily those of the Society. That corrections, contrary opinions and contributions are welcomed. That excerpts from History-Onics must be attributed to the West Vancouver Historical Society and reproductions in whole or in part are not permitted without the express authorization of the Society. Pictured left is Jack Orrey, who was a long-time resident of Horseshoe Bay, and a long-time diiver for Pacific Stages on the Horseshoe Bay-Vancouver run. He was an extremely popular driver, and also a highly respected member of the Horseshoe Bay community. I think of Jack every time I walk by his property in the 6500-block of Nelson Avenue. Had anyone been chosen as reeve of mayor of Horseshoe Bay it would surely have been Jack.