Hudson Bay High School - Aquila Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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CLUB OXFORD POOL AND GYM OX 4-8361 MAIN ST. SPORTING GOODS AND LOANS OX 3-8651 MABRY’S VARIETY 803 GRAND BLVD. OX 4-2661 CECILS BARBERSHOP DISTINCTIVE HAIRCUTS PATTERSON’S YOUNG COLONY OX 4-2971 THE IGLOO GOOD FOOD ANYTIME' LORNEE DUNE BEAUTY LOUNGE MODE O’DAY 710A MAIN OX 3-3832 HADLEY’S 1100 MAIN OX 3-4726 HOLLAND Restaurant OPEN EVERY DAY 7 AM. TO 12:30 AM. CALL OX 3-9770 m SHELL; mm SIMPSON'S SHELL SERVICE CALL OX 39-770 or CALL OX 4-4291 of Vancouver 1711 MAIN ST. OX 4-5013 amfbicanjEBSSSJ co. 1ICANM, mr CALL OX 3-4715 1005 MAIN BEAUTY SCHOOL CALL OX 4-8483 1109 WASHINGTON VANCOUVER enneuf ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 911 MAIN ST. OX 3-1425 206

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GRaNDY Motors INC. 1004 Washington Call OX 4-1545 ToTeM PoLe INN Col. Sanders' Delicious Kentucky Fried Chicken OX 4-2541 Highway 99 at 78th St. ThRtFTT drugs Downtown: OX 4-3375 Uptown: OX 4-2535 Personalized Prescription 807 Main Onslow's ResTuaRanT OX 4-8481 611 Main DeMne'S OF the bran D GRoveR ELecTRtc Your Electric Heat Headquarters For IMPERIAL THERMADOR ELECTROMODE Call OX 5-3333 214 W. 3rd ItoitsmtV butt (Lumptutu. i CO c'C' A'tO Z'r vav 15TO The Hudson’s Boy Company has pride in its historic link with the Pacific Northwest and, in particular, with the area around Vancouver, Washington. Fort Vancouver, largest H.B.C. fort in the West, was built in 1825 and closed in 1860. Presided over by the well-known John McLoughlin, it was the headquarters of the Company's Columbia Department which took in all the territory between the Rockies and the sea. The first large scale farming experiment in the Pacific Northwest begon here. The Company cleared land and grew grains, packed salmon, introduced livestock and built a saw- mill and a grist-mill. Then vessels carried the products of these industries—wheat, flour, beef, hides, tallow, lumber, and salmon—to the Hawaiian Islands and the trade along the Coast. Most important, schools, libraries, and churches were established. In a Report dated 1838 to the Governor and Committee in London, James Douglas wrote to Fort Van- couver: The juvenile school continues in active operation, exerting on the youth who attend it a powerful and salutary influence, which will become more conspicuous as they ad- vance in years ... And so the foundation was laid for the enlightened edu- cational system of present-day Vancouver. CHeYeNNe CcLFe SB MAIN OX-5-1371 SH-SHAM

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REDER’S REXALL DRUG STORE 6407 Mill Plain Our customers are our most important commodity MINIT MART FOOD STORES Designed for QUICK” shopping 10409 4401 4903 Mill Plain St. Johns Fourth Plain EDDIES CALL OX 3-2793 1707 MAIN STREET ftiams BAKERY 103 E. 12th CALL OX 3-3261 PATTY'S BAKERY GOODS 1706 Main Call OX 5-2601 207 RIBACK furniture It will pay you to see us before you buyl 1612 Main OX 5-2851 COLUMBIA MOTORCYCLE COMPANY SALES and SERVICE 3312 Fourth plain blvd. Vancouver. Wash. 98661 PHONE 69S-8831 AREA CODE 20« 2400 E. Evergreen Blvd. CALL OX 3-4789