Events scheduled
for WV birthday

Frem guge 3
tre, where activities will Fake place
throughout the day.
eJune 6: Craft fair at the West
Vancouver Seniors’ Centre all day.
eJune 6: West Vancouver Youth
Band at Waterfront Park from 2
to 3 p.m. ;
eJune 7: Community Worship
Service cutside the seniors’ activity
centre at 3 p.m.
eJune 7: Singing Ukeleles a: Park
Roya! North Mall al 2:45 p.m.
eJune 7: North Shore YMCA’s
square dancing at Park Royal
South Mall at 2 p.m.
eJune 7: West Vancouver Monday
Concert Band at the West Van-
couver Recreation Centre at 3 p.m.
eJune 7: Choral evensong and
choir concevt at St. Christopher's
Church at 5:30 p.m.
eJune 13: West Vancouver Mon-
day Concert Band at Horseshoe
Bay at 3 p.m,
ejJune 14: St. David's United
Church 30th anniversary celebra-
tlon. Special worstip service and
‘reception.
aJune 4: West Vancouver Mon-
day Concert Band at John Lawson
Park at 3 p.m.
eJune 16: Gieneagles Scottish
Dance Club: at Armbicside's old
poo! area at 7:30 p.m.
June 16-19: Children’ Ss art exhib-
- ition at municipal hall.
eJune 19: Capilano Barber Shop
Chorus atthe Vancouver Rowing
Club at § p.m.
*jJune 26: Anna Wyman School of
Dance Arts at West Vancouver
Secondary Schoo! Theatre at 7:30
p.m. For tickets call 926-6535.
*June 2!: Performances at 2 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. Anna Wyman
Schoo! of Dance Arts at West

Vancouver Secondary School. For .

anfiobsts: call 926-6535.
ejune 21: West Vancouver Thurs-
day Adult Concert Band at Water-
front Park, Lonsdale Quay from 2
to 3 p.m.
eJune 21: Sail into Horseshoe Bay
Day. Parade at 11 a.m. and a fash-
_ ion show and tea at Senior’s Cen-
tre at 2 p.m.
*June 21: West Vancouver Thurs-
day Adult Concert Band at Water-
front Park at Lonsdale Quay from
2to 3 p.m.
eJune 24: Birthday barbecuc and

stories from yesterday at seniors*
centre at 6 p.m.

*June 27-28: Norwester Track and
Field meet at Swanguard Stadium.
eJune 28: Cypress Bowl Mountain
Challenge, a team relay race will
be held.

*June 29: Junior Forest Wardens
at West Vancouver chapter
barbecue at Ambleside Beach.
eJune 30 to July 14: Images and
Objects, a show by local artists at
municipal hall.

ejuly 4; Gleneagles Scottish Coun-
try Dancers at Waterfront Park,
Lonsdale Quay.
ejuly $5: West
marathon at
Ambleside.
eJuly 14-27:
municipal hall.
July 26-August 2: International
Tennis Federation -- Women's
World ‘Team Tennis at Hollyburn

Vancouver half
Duck Pond at

Ethnic art at

* Country Club.

eJuly 28-August 10: Outstanding
Canadian Artists show.

*August 2-3: Cypress Bowl
treasure hunt, with up to $50,000
in prizes expected to be given
away

oAugust 11-24: Capilano College
and Emily Carr College of Art and
Design multi-media graduate show
at municipal hall.

August 14: Golf tournament ut
Seymour Golf Club.

August 15: Sports pavilion open-
ing ceremonies at Hugo Ray Park.
August 15-22: Public court tennis
champicnship at West Vancouver
Public Tennis courts.
August 29: Orca - Festival,
hockey at Hugo Ray Park.
*September 5-6: Tiddleycove 75th
Anniversary Mixed Triples at Me-
morial Park.

*September 5-7: Tim Drake Me-
morial Soccer Tournament at
Ambleside from 8 a.m. to § p.m.
°September 6: Coho Festival
barbecue at Ambleside and Terry
Fox Coho Run.

eQctober: Crime prevention
display at Park Royal Mall.
eOctober 12-13: Cypress Bow! Fall
Fair — works by local artists and
craftspeople will be on display and
for sale.

®November 14-15: 75th birthday
chess tournament at seniors’ cen-

field

doe and Gary Troll

a Trolls Since “1946”
Congratulations West Vancouver
on your 75th Anniversary

33 - Wednesday, May 13, 1987 - North Shore News

“ae ah
Photo courtesy West Vancouver Memorial Library

WEST VANCOUVER founder Johu Lawson is seen in this 1912 photograph driving his (eam of horses
through West Vancouver. Lawson was the first to see the potential of West Vancouver and he was the
district’s second reeve. Lawson, a railroad man, moved here from the east. He had two di: cughters and a son,
One of his daughters Gertrude will celebrate her 95th birthday this year. She still lives in West Vancouver.

Sports clubs
look back

TO COMMEMORATE the 75th
anniversary, sports clubs of West
Vancouver are researching the
origins and growth of all sports ac-
tivities in their community.

There are plans to publish a
book in the spring of '88.

Organizers are collecting old
programs, photographs, annual
reports, clippings of news stories
and special competitions, and trac-
ing trophies to gather information.
Fans are asked to assist if they
have material on any of the more
than 30 fields of sports recreation
being reviewed.

These include: archery, badmin-
ton, baseball, bowling, cricket,
croquet, curling, climbing, field
hockey, fishing, football, golf,
hockey, lawn bowling, ovienteer-
ing, rugby, road racing, sailing,
skating, skiing, soccer, squash,
swimming, synchro, skating,
shooting, surfing, tennis, track and
field, and yachting.

Anyone who can assist with in-
formation, particularly on the ear-
ly days of any of these activities, is
asked to contact Merla Beckerman
at 926-9403.

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come ve and enjoy our hearty home-cooked ineals,
award-winning clam chowder, specially bt ewed
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DAILY: 14:00 - midnight
SUADAYS: Nocn-midnight

LANCE Harrison's Dixie-fand Jazz Band
entertains every Saturday afternocn
3:00-6:00 p.m.

Live dance music every Thurs., Fri., Sat.

921-7616
6422 Bay Street, Horseshoe Bay, W. Van.

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HORSESHOE BAY

6695 Nelson Ave., West Vancouver
Open nightly and for Sunday Brunch
Reservations 921-8188