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001C970A hlarch 28, 1929. P I:RSOX ~1.S hIrs. F. X. Hodgson will be the special contralto soloist at St. hlichael's Church, hIount Pleas- ant, on Good Friday, when the augmented choir of that church will give a rendering of Gaul's "Holy City." 0 0 0 The wicket at HoHyburn Post Office will be open on Good Fri- day and Easter hlonday from 10.30 a. m. to 11.30 a. m. each day. hliss Margaret hIcIntyre will be the accompanist at the musi- cal concert of the Welsh Male Choir, which is to be given in hloose Hall Auditorium on Fri- day, 5th April. ~ 0 hIrs. Good all of Vancouver, has taken one of the Clachan cottages for the summer. Miss Ethel Millard, 24th and Mathers, spent the week end in Seattle. hlrs. H. A. Hunt, 23rd and Kings, who has been confined to her home for several days through sickness, is now able to be out and around again. 0 0 0 Mrs. D. Dunivoodie, 24th and Haywood, is staying at "the Clachan" for a few days before going north. 0 0 Mrs. hlcDonald, 11th and Duchess, has taken the Nightin- gale cottages at 24th and Hay- wood. A goodwill exhibition of dolls,~ aeroplanes and posters is to be held in Vancouver from 15th to 18th May, under the auspices of the Provincial Parent-Teacher Federation, The exhibition is open to all school children in the province. The last few years there has been considerable wanton de- struction of dogwood trees by hikers and others here and at other places in the province. It i~ understood that an order-in- council is shortly to be issued in Victoria forbidding this prac- tice. B. C. H. Hart, who has been residing with his brother at 25th and Bellevue, is now staying at the Fortune Cup Inn. 0 Captain Lunn of the ferry staff, who has been sick at his home for two weeks with an at- tack of tonsilitis, resumed his duties this morning. JUNIOR AERO CLUB FORhIED The North Shore Junior Aero Club commenced its class on Sat- urday, March 23rd. This club is being sponsored by Col. Savory, who is taking a keen interest in the boys of IVest Vancouver who are desirous of entering the aero- .iautical industry later, either as riggers of airplanes, motor eng- ineers or pilots. The following boys attended the first class: Metford Chap- man, Peter Procter, Malcolm Stevens, Michael Savory, Billy Lang and James Savory. It is expected that this class will be considerably increased before the end of the month. The Eisteddfod hlusical Com- petitive Concert under the aus- pices of the Vancouver Cambri- c n Society will be held at the EVomen's Building, 752 Thurlo~v Street, Vancouver, tomorrow-- Good Friday. J. L. Evans, well known to local singers, is chair- man of the committee. 4 0 0 hIr. and hIrs. C. Kearns. are moving into C. Hay's house at 14th and Duchess, on the first oi the month. Frank Vyvyan and his step- son have gone on a theatrical tour. 0 0 0 Percy Blower of the Geo. Hay Real Estate office, has purchas- ed the house at 18th and Ful- ton, in which he has been living for the past few months. 0 ~ 0 Harry Farr, instructor in avi- ation and mechanics, is now keeping regular hours at his avi- istion school. A number of young students have been enrolled. 1 hIrs. wallace is a guest at "the Clachan" for a few days. 0 1 0 A. R. Jennie has taken the place of H. V. Collins, on the B. C. Electric staff in )Vest Van- couvel. B. H. Bowles has moved into a house at 2jst and Esquimalt, formerly occupied by hIrs. EVeb- ster and family. The ferries will maintain the regular half hourly service on Good Friday. starting at 7 a. m. from Ambleside. There will be a ferry in addition leaving Am- bleside at 6 a. m. f A daughter was born last week at St. Paul's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. S. hI. Palmer, 1129 Esplan- ade. ihlr. and Mrs. AVhittaker re- turned on Sunday to their home on Keith Road, after spending a iveek or two at Sechelt. G. Castree, 14th and Bellevue, has taken a farm at Gambier Island and will move there with his family very shortly. 0 0 0 ihIr. and Mrs. J. H. hlorrison of Vancouver, has rented a house at 26th and Mathers. PIANO RECITAI. GIVES hIUCH I'LEASURE The students piano recital at the home of hIrs. Clara wilson, 2367 Marine Drive, last Satur- day evening was thoroughly en- joyed by the music lovers pres- ent. The program divas carried off without a hitch and the per- fection of the young artists cre- ated much surprise. hlARINE GROCERY HAS hIANY EASTER NOVELTIES The Marine Grocery, Marine at 22nd Street, has a big supply of Easter Novelties, Chocolates, Eggs, Baskets and other things which delight the eye and the appetite of the youngsters at Easter time. Their grocery spec- ials are shown on page 7 every iveek. LO.D. E. Glenwood's Orchestra Admission 75c I'rize Draiving Hollyburn Pavilion, WEDNESDAY, April 3rd THE WEST VAN NEREUS hfiss Blanche Currie, who has been living at the Fortune Cup Inn since early last fall. is mov- ing shortly to her house on ~Mth Street. Richard the four year old child of hIr. and hlrs. F. J. hIoore, 22nd and Jefferson, who has b~en ill, is now much better. 0 hlrs. T. Johnson who owns houses on the waterfront divas here last week end inspecting her property. hlickey Abbott of the West Van. Garage, had a bad accident a few days ago, when one of the supports of an auto he was work- ing at slipped and badly bruised and sprained his ankle. Luckily there were ro bones broken as was at first thought. 0 At the recent Banquet held at the Georgia Hotel, given by the High School teachers of the Low- er hlainland in honor of the Trustees and Inspectors hlrs. IIoward Leggatt of West Van- couver, was the soprano soloist. 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