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001C954C June 15, 1928. ~ . ~ ~ . ~ t ~ t -1+ ~ ~ ~ ~ S ~ ~ t'tt ~ t'rf-s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ -t ~ oo O&- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Mr. and hIrs. T. Brookes of Burnaby, are guests at "the Clachan." Mr. and hIrs. Feverberg and family of Vancouver, have mov- ed into one of the Barbour cot- tages at 26th and waterfront. 0 0 0 hIr. and Mrs. Barriss, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, and hIrs. hIcGill, all of Vancouver, have taken three of the Clachan cabins for July. 0 0 0 hIrs. Eric Hvalsoe of Portland, Ore.. who is spending the sum- mer at her home, "Dundavy," 29th and Bellevue, entertained at bridge recently when pink roses were used in profusion for decoration. IVinners at bridge were Mrs. Victor Kastberg and hIrs. J. D. A. Tripp. Other guests included AIrs. G. E. Gil- lies, hIrs. A. C. Nash, Mrs. A. J. Edgecombe, hIrs. W. Black, Mrs. lV. H, Goddard, Mrs. J. H. Thompson, Mrs. Rimmer, Mrs. Avery white and Mrs. Lester. 0 0 As a result of the fine weather which prevailed most of Sunday, bridge traffic was very heavy. According to a report issued by the bridge officials 20,888 per- sons and 6180 vehicles used the bridge. Mrs. IVheatley, who has been visiting in Victoria, returned yesterday to IVest Vancouver, where she is staying with hIr. and Mrs. Tipton, 24th and Hay- wood Ave. Mrs. AVheatley, who is a sister of Mr. Tipton, lives in England. e l 1 Miss G. Davies of EVhytecliff, Divisional Commissioner, gave an informal address on "the Aims and Ideals of Girl Guild- ing" at a recent meeting of the North Vancouver Association of Gir] Guides held at the home of Mrs. Aspell, windsor Road. 0 0 L.O.L. No. 2990 is holding their next regular meeting on Tuesday, 19th June, at 8 p. m. in Dundarave Hall. e hIrs. McDougall of Vancouver, moved on Saturday to her home at 26th and waterfront, where she expects to spend the sum- mer months. Nrs. Noyes and Mr. and Nrs. $V. P. Jones, all of Vancouver, have rented two of the cabins at "the Clachan" for August. Mrs. H. H. Roberts of Van- couver, moved back on Saturday to her summer home at Caul- feild.That Satisfies and PleasesAll Our Bread and Cakes Made in IVest Vancouver Nr and Nrs Leslie and family of the city, have moved into a house at 24th and Haywood. Pilot House Road, Caulfeild, is being fixed up and put in shape by the municipal board of works. hIrs. Marling, proprietress of the Nu Bone Corsetiere, is hav- ing a garage built at the rear of her property at 17th and Mar- ine Drive. Stratton's Goods are as good as any you can buy anywhere. STRATTON'S BAKERY Ambleside PHONE BLUEST 27 And our Delivery man will calL 4. ). 8(!WIS .. 7..i. VA. .4.&SO.N'A. iS ~ ~ ~ ~ 4 P 4 ~ 0-4 ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-4 W. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S- ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ . There have been on exhibition in the B. C. Electric store here 3 cups won by St. Stephen's Sun- day School during the 1927-1928 season in the competitions of the . Greater Vancouver Sunday School Athletic Association for Sunday Schools under 200. They are the Leckie cup for the swim- ming championship, the S. J. Crocker cup emblematic of the football championship in the Junior B Division 2, and the O. B. Allan cup, representing the track and field championship. hIr. and hIrs. James Staples of Gull Lake. Sask., have rented a house on the East Beach, and have moved in. Mr. Staples was a councillor at Gull Lake for 6 years, and recently sold the large farm he owned there. 0 0 ihIrs. J. M. Edington, 16th and Duchess, who was confined to her home through sickness over the week end, is now better. 0 0 e Carmen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson, 21st and Bellevue, is seriously ill at her home. THE AVEST VAN NEWS GUIDE RALLY I.O.D.E. GARDEN FETE TO HE HELD AT AIRS. st Friday evening under the FRASER'S HOilE .l ormanc.'s 'l~~" ~~~', 'ieet'4th and liariIIe Fhone West 65 La guidance of h&"s. 4V. D. Fraser, the 25th Company of the I.O.D. E. Girl Guides entertained the 45th Company, the Brownies, their parents, and friends in St. Stephen's Hall. After the open- ing ceremonies hIiss Davies, Div isional Commissioner for the North Shore, enrolled three new members for the 25th Company and six for the 45th Company. She also presented badges to the Brownies and Guides and gave an inspiring talk on guide work as a whole. The Brownies gave an attrac- tive number, which was enjoy- ed by all. Captain Lovegrove put the girls through military drill, and Ada Albin held a con- test in signalling, the winners being Josie Leyland and Eleanor Eager. Audrey Lester won a first aid kit for her patrol, which had been donated by Mrs. Jack- son, who has had charge of first aid with the girls. Lieutenants Sybil Chapman and Ruth Jack- son had charge of the games and refreshments. A very delight- ful evening around an improvis- ed camp fire was brought to a close with the singing of camp firg songs and taps. The Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D.E., held their regular meet- ing Monday, June 11th, at which arrangements were completed for the garden fete on June 27th. Owing to the illness of hIrs. Red- den, it was necessary to change the venue and the kind offer of Mrs. AV. D. Fraser, 18th and Es- quimalt, to use her grounds was very gratefully accepted. All committee reports showed every- thing progressing splendidly, and a very enjoyable time is an- ticipated. The memorial arch committee reported that twenty- five dozen bedding plants had been purchased and put in the plot surrounding the arch and that the grounds were now in excellent condition and arrange- ments were being made to keep them so during the summer. After the usual routine business the meeting adjourned until September. The store of good service and reliable goods. Be particular about quality of your groceries. You can rely upon Nor- mand's. Fruit and Vegetables in Season Phone Your Order FREE DELIVERY &iorning and Afternoon GORDON ROBSON Barrister & Solicitor West Vancouver office No. 1447 Marine Drive. Phone West 403 Suite 801; 510 Hastings St., %V. Phone Seymour 4199. No'Q/ is the time to build! This compact little home can be erected N' lU financial arrangements and make it easy to OWN YOUR OWN HOME dd M 1 %V. TINNEY O'O. ea& Builders and Contractors ~f$ ~ ~~ . 20Lh snd Watarlranc. Tel. %Vest ~ 'evw;:ad[I ~jj ] I .. LI=~ j NET BOOKS IN THE HOLLYBURN LIBRARY The prose works of the IVest Vancouver poet and essayist, A. hI. Stephen, have been recently added to the Hollyburn Library also "Iron and Smoke" by Sheila Kaye-Smith, "The Stranger" by Arthur Bullard and "To the Lighthouse." City Office -- 142 Hastings AV. 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