continued from page 6 CLIFF HOUSE Whytecliff Park DANCE ORCHESTRA ■PfcCUli «!*«► * SCVIt.Wj TELEPHONE LOVL DCSTANQ i i i i liiuM ws><ciotf Advertisement for The Cliff House. The West Van. News, July 26, 1929. The WEST VAN. NEWS A Weekly Newspaper CtixmtmBmt w tit ttr̂ rnt »T It Ij iw n T-timUcude, Httiflarm, Wntm, Dmmdtnrrt tt , ^ -- C*mifnid. Whjmtxff. Cjfwrts Pari, hx ------- - f- pLj fmi t tumr ttoufKir* ro , wot tancouym, »&. r*iwr, uab4h im. ret <&■ tu. at Everyone's favourite topic of discussion in West Vancouver. The West Van. News, March 11, 1927. Participate in Local Voices What is it about West Vancouver that inspires our passion? Local Voices is a partnership of WVHS and the WV Memorial Library, and is inspired by the Local Voices program in Maple Ridge. We hope you will participate by proposing themes, topics, and speakers - if not yourself, perhaps you may recommend someone with a special interest. Here's how Local Voices works: People talk about what West Vancouver means to them, relating that to a personal interest that has relevance to the community. Shared interests bring people together. Whether we live on Sentinel Hill or Horseshoe Bay, we can always learn more about the community we share, and about the people who choose to live here. We look forward to replicating the success of Creating a Garden. our first venture in this series of conversations featuring neighbours talking with neighbours about West Vancouver. For more information about Local Voices, visit or call the West Vancouver Memorial Library Information Desk at 604.925.7403 and West Vancouver Historical Society at 778.279.2235 and www.wvhs.ca. continued on page 8 7 http://www.wvhs.ca