Items from "Money Family Collection": 154
Money Brothers Freight Truck
From L-R: Jim Money Sr., Bill Money Sr. resting on 1956 International Money Family's freight truck. In rear is the old Gilbert house at 110 Waveney Road that stood at the corner of Sunset Boulevard and Waveney Road. It has since burned down and rebuilt by Geno & Betty Carpentier.
Jean & Geordie Gordon's Home in Lyall Harbour.
From L-R: Mel MacDonald, Geordie Gordon, Jim Money Sr.
Money Family & Trask Family at Breezy Bay.
Back row L-R: Grandpa Edward Money, Lou Money, Josie Trask, Trask child, Bill Money Jr., Jim Money Sr., Mr. Trask holding Trask child
Front row L-R: John Money, Betty Money, Trask child, Trask child
Front row L-R: John Money, Betty Money, Trask child, Trask child
The New Mill
At Money Family Home at 187 East Point Road. The first load of lumber from John Money & Barry Crooks' Mill. Jim Money Sr, Barry Crooks, John Money.
Preparing for Blasting at Shale Plant
At the Lightweight Aggregate Shale Plant in Winter Cove. L-R: Peter Schmidt, Barry Crooks, John Money, Parker Joudrey
Money Family Portrait
The Money Family before emigrating to Canada from England.
From L-R: Edward Money, Kate Winnifred Faith 1, Nancy Ellen 5, Alma pregnant with John Alfred, James (Jim Sr.) Edward 2, Arthur Woodrow 8, William (Bill Sr.) Laws 4
From L-R: Edward Money, Kate Winnifred Faith 1, Nancy Ellen 5, Alma pregnant with John Alfred, James (Jim Sr.) Edward 2, Arthur Woodrow 8, William (Bill Sr.) Laws 4
The Westerner
L-R: Don Bellamy and Jim Money Sr. Don & Jim found this boat, The Westener, grounded on the beach about 400-500 feet west of the Group of 30 Common House. All lives on board were lost due to asphyxiation caused by frozen over vents. John Money accompanied his father. It was a very sad day for all.
House
photocopy of photograph : bw. Original photograph lost. Accompanying note reads, "Now the Saturna Lodge. Originally used as a sheep barn."
Fuel Dock with Store Behind
photograph : bw. Saturna Point. The store is where the fuel docks are now. The fuel dock looks to be on a float on the water.
The Oil Well in Lyall Valley
"The oil well was close to the school, just to the back of where Gloria Manzano lives, and was a great source of excitement to the children. John Money had the job of filling a tank with fuel every day after school with the family tractor and trailer. It was hard work because there wasn't mechanization and he used a hand pump, but he was happy to…
The Oil Well in Lyall Valley
L-R: Jimmy Campbell Jr., Nan Campbell, Tommy Campbell, Tommy Martin, John Money, Gordon Bavis, Wally Bavis, Anne Field, Barbara Bellamy, Aileen Field, Mrs. Sinclair
