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001B6BA1 While enjoying two weeks at the C. of E. Camp at Long Bay, two of the boys in attendance from St. Stephen's Church, who were hut captains, had the ex- citing experience of being called out on Saturday, August 14th, to fight fire. Along with all the leaders who could leave camp and the other hut captains, Al- bert Kendrick and Teddy Beard spent the greater part of the day at Wigans on the north east side of Gambier Island and succeed- ed in keeping the fire in check until the Fire Ranger arrived with reinforcements and hose. The owners of the land as a rec- ognition of seiwices rendered do- nated 8 small sum of money, which the boys promptly turned over to the camp director to be used in purchasing new rowlocks for the boats. Other boys present at the camp from St. Stephens were Tom Timbrell and Harold Steph- ens. The former was ranked in a tie for second place with Ross Hanbury of Kenisdale in the general all round championship of the camp as well as being a member of Hut Six "The Wolv- es," which stood first as group champions, a few marks ahead of "The Cougars," who were cap- tained by Albert Kendrick. A wide range of attainments go to the winning of the champion- ship from skill in games rowing and swimming to dish-washing, bed-making, cleanliness, obedi- ence, cheerfulness and self-con- trol. One of the most enjoyable i features of the camp was the programme each evening around the camp fire when a stunt was put on by the boys of a hut such's a dramatization of 'rWilliam ~ Tell," or on Sunday night "The'ood Samaritan." There follow- ed the reading of the camp news- paper, "The Gambier Daily," and a sing-song and each evening /was brought to a close with a story told by one of the leaders. Marriage of Miss Wenmoth . es A quiet wedding took place in Christ Church, Vancouver, on Wednesday, 18th August, when Miss Effie Wenmoth became the bride of Mr. Norton Youngs of Victoria. The bride was attend- ed by her sister Kathleen and her father gave her away. The groom was supported by his brother Mr. Frank Youngs. Rev. Canon Smith of Bellingham, of- ficiated. Others present were Mrs. and Miss Youngs of Vic- toria, Mrs. Frank Youngs, Miss Lottie Moore, and Doctor and Mrs. Pollard. The young couple left shortly after the ceremony for Ajo, Arizona, which will be their future place of residence. Miss Wenmoth was formerly in charge of Dundarave School for three years and her many friends will wish her every happiness in her new life. s I 'ugust 27th, 1926. Boys Assist in Fighting Forest Fires Hollyburn Pavilion Carnival The Hollyburn Pavilion held their annual Regatta Day Corni- val and Fete last Saturday night. Everybody had a good time. Miss Ella Gentleman and her partner won the Charleston contest at which Miss Perry of Portland and Mr. Norman Jorgeson acted as judges. Carnival novelties were distributed among the dancers including hats, balloons and squawkers. The orchestra ives assisted by Bert Mars, sax- aphonist with Tex Howard's or- chestra. The Hollyburn Pavilion has now full tea room accomodation, crockery, etc., for anyone wish- ing to rent the pavilion. West Vancouver Baseball Club A meeting of the West Van- couver Baseball Club will be held next Monday, 30th August, at 8 p. m., in Shield's Store. The object of the meeting is to wind up the affairs of the Club for the season and several important business matters will come up for discussion. Miss ANN RITCHIE, TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. Per Pettienlert Phone West 467R3 THE WEST VAN NEWS Leaf Whispers When we appear they say " 'Tis Spring, Behold the leaves on every- thing!" And happy young things flit a- bout Because, you see, the leaves are out. We'e gathered in by young and old For many uses we are told; Some send us to their kin afar To press in books for evermore. The artists revels in our glow, Paints scenes of us before we go; Leaves never murmur for, you see, We are the beautiful and free. When breezes blow we clap OIIT hands And sprinkle joy on everyone, Who looks at us will understand What peace is in a leaf's cool calm. We leaves create those shady nooks, Where folks may lounge with lovely books, Refresh their thoughts with larger things, 'Til sordidness has taken wing. And now we pass, but not to . tay We'l come again some bright new way, When earth has tired of Winter' fare You'l hear birds sing "The leaves are here!" --YOULA MURRAY CONSERVATIVE MEETING Cen. IL ).: ..:c. 4AE Chairman - - WALTER R. HAMILTON 0 l~o~l o lr 0 'jpoi~o~l COMING TO TOWN- THIS FALL? RESERVE YOUR APARTMENT EARLY - 1. ST. JI|LIEN APTS. = 1040 GEORGIA WEST Large 2 and 3-room Suites=Furnished or Unfurnished-- 3 Blocks From Granville. Conservative Candidate AND OTHERS will speak ln AMBLESIDE HALL On THURSDAY, September 2, at 8 p.m TAXI LOCAL TRIPS I to 4 Passengers..... 50c, 75c, & $1.00 Phones: WEST 116 WEST 139R A. CHISHOLM J3AI&KH CAKES and PASTRY See our display in Greenwood's Window Daily Delivery anywhere in West Vancouver 6 REENW 000'S GROCERY WEST 16 Saturday Specials Burns'hamrock Butter, Handypats 4's, per lb. 45c Nabob Coffee, 1 lb. can 63c Butter, finest Alberta 3 lbs......... $ 1.23 Kerr Jelly Glasses, "Squat," per doz...... 60c Fells Naptha, 8 bars .... 25c Wild Rose Pastry Flour 10 lb. bag ............. 55c Nabob Tea, per lb........ 69c Heinz Tomato Catsup, large..................... 29c Bartlett Preserving Pears 20 lbs. for $1.00 VANCOUVER . 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