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001C9824 THE WEST VAN NEWS October 4, 1929. yn~o~gG2GxlÃnrn ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Usefu]I recipes Cranberry Raisin I'unch Squeeze and strain the juice fvpm 10 lemons and 5 oranges. Disso]ve 1 cupful sugar in 1 cup- tu] boi]ing water. Add 1 tumbler cranberry jelly, melted, and I/i cupfu] sect]less raisins, cut very ine. Then add 1 pint vichy and quart, sparkling cider. Mix i;e]] together. Garnish with lem- on-slices. Chill with green-color- or mint-flavored ice-cubes. This is particularly colorful and interesting punch for the AVintev party. iVEST'A NCOUVER Christian Science Society ~est Vancouve|'ible Schooll i7 i ~ i p ~ ~ for iiIEN, WOBIEN i@9 and CHILDBEiV at Mr John Iawsons office ]7th nnd waterfront NEXT SUNDAY ai 3 Lender C II UltCH EDIFICE 20th and Hsquimnlt, IIoilyburn This Society is a Branch of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston Massachusetts. Sunday Services 11.30 a. m. and 7.30 p.m. MR. PERCY KING Subject: '"1'he Destroyer of the Holy I'eople." A Sp]ent]id Range of I ]arrie]s ancl F]annelettes. i".", i".i".i,4'S .'l ',"t i".i"„li".i ,'ls SUBJECT. OCTOBER 6th,cc UNRK~g gyy- Mr. King will speak over C K iV X every Monday until further notice from 7 to 7 30 p. m.West 3721410 Alarine Drive Sunday School at 10.00 a. m. Testimony Meeting Wednesday at 8.15 p. m. I"ISH AND CHII'TORE NOiV Ol'EN I OR BUSINESS St. Anthony's Church Unitec Church Alinister, E. A. Henry, D.D. 8'hat i%lakes a blan? Pastor--Rev. Father Kelly Sunday--Mass, 8.30 a. m. High Mass, 10.30 a. m. Benediction, 7.30 p. m. EVeek Days--Mass 8 a.m. Southern Ambrosia Combine and strain the juice fvom 4 oi'ange s, 2 lemons, 2 grapefruit, anrl 1 can sliced pine- apple. Chop fine 6 maraschino cherries and add with 1 cupful crushed pineapple. Dissolve 1 cupfu] sugar in 3 cupfuls water. Alix together and chill. Season with I/i teaspoonful cinnamon and i,'1, teaspoonful mace. Stir, «nd garnish with canned black- berries. Dudley A. Reid, editor of the Bethany (Alissouri) "Democrat," is a cripple. The editor of the competing paper in the town having bantered him about it, t)ie crippled editor sat down, wrote and published this poem as an answer: THE PERFECT iAIAN Oh, what does it take to make man complete From the crown of his head to the soles of his feet, With naught to subtract, and nothing to add, A man not too good, and a man not too bad? The new fish and chip stove operated by Mv. and AIrs. H. I"oote at 1429 Alavine Drive, Am- b]eside, next to Yates'lumbing shop, opened for business this week. The fittings and furnish- ings of the store are entirely new, and the proprietors an- nounce that only pure Crisco is used in frying. iAIr. Foote, who has been in business in White Rock, is thoroughly experienced in the business. He was, by the way, vice president of that b! anch of the Canadian Legion. Customers can be assured of obtaining clean and tasty food and the very best service. Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning Service 11.15 a. m. Evening Service 7.15 p. m. Baptist Church Pastor, Rev. H. P. Humphreys Residence, 13th and Haywood, Phone West 252R. Sunday, October 6th 11.15 a. m. -- Preacher, Rev. R. R. Alovi ison, Gvandview, Van- couver, topic, "Missionary Ob- ligation." Morning solo: "Beside Sti!] Waters," Alr. J. Holt. Anthem: "The Splendors of 7.15 p. m.--Dr. E. A. Henry wi]] preach. topic, 9th in series on "EVhy?" -- "Why Avoid Christ?" Evening solo: "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross," AIvs. W. Herrin. Antehm: "The Splendors nf Thy Glory, Lord." Sunday, October 6th 10 a. m.--Bible School Classes for al] ages. 11 a. m.--Morning worship. Pastor. will preach, subject- 'The )Vitness of Common Things'ive minute address to child- ren. Ordinance of The Lord's Sup- per at the close. 7.15 -- Song service. 7.30--Evening worship, sub- ject "The Witness of the Greater thing." Tuesday, 8 p. m.--B.Y.P.U. Debate: resolved "That Home Missions are of Greater Import- ance than Foreign Alissions." wednesday 7.30 p. m.--Prayer meeting. Friday, C.G.I.T. A hearty invitation is extend- ed to all. Alexican Salad Cold baked beans make a splendid salad. Mix lightly 2 cupfuls of beans, i/i cupful of diced celery, 1 cupful of broken walnut-meats, 1 shredded green pepper, and moisten well with French dressing. Let stand for 30 minutes in a cold place and serve in lettuce-cups. Garnish with sliced stuffed olives. Is a man but an arm, a leg and a boot- An eye, and an ear, and a tongue and a throat? Is there nothing more in him to extol? A brain--or a heart--or a con- science--or soul? St. Stephen's Church Trinity 19 (October Gth). 8 a. m.--Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School anr] Bible Class. 11.15 a. m.--Holy Communion 7.15 p. m.--Evensong. There will be Divine service at St. Francis'hurch, Caulfeild Gn Sunday at 3 p. m. The month]y meeting of the Church Committee mill be held next Monday evening at 8 o'lock in the Parish Hall. The Women's Auxiliary meets Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'lock i» the Parish Hall. At next Tuesday evening' meeting of the A. Y. P. A. the Rev. G. H. Dowker will lecture on "The Story of the Reforma- tion." Rev. Mr. Alorrison who will preach Sunday morriing is a former EVest Vancouver minis- ter. Dr. Henry wi]] be in Grand- view United Church Sunday niorning. Spanish Steak 2 Pounds Round Steak or Chuck Roast 6 small onions 1 green pepper 1 can peas 1 clove garlic 1 can tomatoes, drained. Brown the steak or roast thor- oughly on both sides. Remove from the pan, and in its place simmer the sliced onions, green pepper and garlic for 5 minutes. P]ace the meat in a heavy pan, and spread the garlic, onions and pepper on top. Add the tomatoes cover and simmer until the meat is tender. Twenty minutes be- fore serving add the peas. Lift carefully from the pan, and serve with the vegetables on top and a border of rice or potatoes. Is the hunchback, the deaf, the mute and the blind The only unfortunate the frail world can find? Is there no petrified heart? iiNo brain out of plumb? No conscience deep-seared and withered and dumb? A vera enjoyable evening wasspent by the Young People on AiIonday. The room was tastefully dec- orated ~vith autumn leaves, show- ers of grain and f]owers. In the centre a good imitation of a camp fire was electrically con- structed and around it after the devotional period the members were gathered for stories and songs. OUR OUTI OOK- h the miserable gristle in place of a spine, The shrunken ideal, the hope out of line, The twisted desire, the wish- washy will, No cause to suspect the mak- up is ill? I wish I could tell you what we can all see As we look through the window out to the sea. 'Twix far away foothills and ever- greens near, I wish I could tell you, but cannot, I fear. Look out where Point Atkinson flash- es its light And the grand snow-capped mountains far to the right; See vessels unnumbered, the small and the great, Coming and going, burdened with freight. Look up at th! sea-gulls with pinions outspread, The white-headed eagle, far overhead; Then down at the wild ducks splash- ing in glee, Or gracefully riding the billows so free. And when the sun sets in crimson and gold, The scene is too lovely, it cannot be told. The path on tlie water, the tints in the sky, The tongue or the pencil of mortals defy. Vv'hen daylight is fading and at nat- ure's low call The mantle of darkness rs dropped over all. I.ook out at the vcss ls which pass in the night, Silently, swiftly, like phantoms of light. Fr.r across the deep waters, we see a bright glow, From lights bright and twinkling, row upon row. As mile upon mile these lights we be- hold )Ve think of '.he City with streets of pure gold; And the moon in her splendor, and stars to us call, Tl.ey bid us look upward to God over all. Is there no vision to look through the skin And see the deep voids that may lie within? The crack on the inside, where the outside is whole? The warp in the heart, and the limp in the soul? UNITED CHURCH ALIEN'LUB WILL IIEETNext Alonday evening the topic at the Y.P.S. will be "Chinese )York in Canada." Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Ricketts of the Vancouver Chinese United Church work will be present and tlieir talks will be illustrated with Chinese curios. The newly organized West Vancouver United Church Men' C]ub will hold the first meeting of the season in the Church hall on Tuesday, October 22nd. This will be in the form of a supper "around the table" at 7 o'lock, followed by an address by Pres- ident L. S. IQinck of the Univer- sity of B. C. on "Vacation Glean- ings in the Field of Education.'here will be a charge of 35 cents per plate, and the proceeds will go to the KVomen's Associa- tion. The club will meet once a month during the winter season and will be addressed by some outstanding speaker. Baked Bananas and Rice A dish for the capricious breakfast appetite is made by fi]]ing the bottom of a greased baking-dish to the depth of a- bout 1 inch with cold boiled rice. Cover with several sliced ban- anas and heat for about 15 min- utes in the oven. Have ready scrambled or poached eggs; put them on top of the rice-banana mixture, and garnish with sprigs of parsley. This dish is very ap- petizing for the more substantial breakfast. Nervous Suitor to Little Brother: "I'e come to see vour sister." 4itt]e Brother: "She's been expecting you." Nervous Suitor (beaming and smiling): "Ah! That's good! Here's a shilling for you. How do you know, my little man, she's been expecting me?" "She's gone out." Last Thursday the Mothers'eetingat First Church was led by the Women's Auxiliary of West Vancouver. Ten of our ladies attended. Mrs. EVm. Herrin occupied the chair. AIrs. A. M. O'Donne]I spoke on "Talents." Solos were rendered by Mes- dames Herrin and Howieson. The scriptures were read by Airs. McLaren and Mrs. W. R. Hamilton had charge of the re- ception. Alacaroni Salad A salad which is very appeal- ing to the palate is made by combining 1 cupful of cooked, blanched and chilled e]bow mac- aroni with 1 cupful of softened dried peaches, 2 diced oranges, and 2 slices of canned pineapple. Serve w'ith cream mayonnoise dressing. EX-HIGH PREPARED FOR SEASON'S ACTIVITIESWest Van 1Vems I'ublished Every Friday On Thursday night a meetin ~of the Ex-)Vest Van. High School students was held for the pur- pose of re-organizing for the coming year and electing an ex- ecutive. Vernon Lester was elect- ed president; Murray Watson, vice-president, and Jean watson secretary-treasurer. The Ex-High students have arranged to use the High School auditorium every Monday night from 7.30 to 9.30, the boys us- ing the gym the first hour, th« girls the second. Membership is open to all ex-high school students living in West Van. At a large and enthusiastic meeting of the Women's Asso- cjation on Tuesday plans were rrmde for many improvements and also for a sale of work early in December. Business and Editorial Office: 1361 Marine Drive Phone AVest 363 Aloon]ight Punch Make a syrup by boiling to- gether 2 cupfu]s water and 1 cupful sugar for 10 minutes. Cool. Then add the juice from 3 lemons and 1 can grated pine- apple. Strain. Pour over 1 quart lemon ice. Established on North Shore 20 Years.Mail Address: P. O. Box 101, Hollyburn, B. C. EEARRON BROS. & WILLIAMSON j'funeral Qirrrttrrs Publishers Coffee-Cream Punch To 2 quarts boiling coffee add i/& cupful granulated sugar and 4 teaspoonfuls maple extract. Allow to cool. Add 1/~ cupful cream. Stir well. 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