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0001 THE WEST VAN NE'SS June lq 1930 IAr hw'v 'T h«whhrt~ v'rh chh h 'up w! 4 t ~ ' M' uch 'tx ~ t'ut th '~u wt.':r h~ ' t' r t P txr rtc uriahrrrrt t rr~ 'rr.-rr rr ~r v'rrr.r rrwrr wrrrrrr :wwu rrWh 'v '~ .rrrrhtr~'r-rrr rr BREAD CAKES PASTRY Scotch Shortbread Nut Bread Birthday a Wedding Cakes Made in West Vancouver at Stratton'8 Bakary 1449 Marine Dtita Pbuue West 27 FUEL VERNON FEED STORE A. C. SEARLE Phone West 9 Next door to Theatre Fuel and Building Supplies. iu buxiucuu Iu West Vuu. 9 Yean C. J. Overington BARBER Iu New Siuru hfuriuc Drive at 14th Next Jeffcricc Heat Store Expect Work--Ladies', ChiMrcu Gcuucmcu Phone West 133 for appointment WANTED soe RADIOS FOR REPAIR Only the Best Muicriuic Used. Expert Workmanship. Satisfac- tion Assured. We Save Ycu Dollars E. G. CANHAM West Vancouver Radio Electric PHONE WEST 474 1439 hfcriuc DHvc BATTERIES CHARGED TUBES REIUVINATED Learn to Play Golf at Gleneagles A little private instruction will help your gams wonderfully. Lccucuu gives hy ROLY GOODCHILD (Professional in attendance) Fcr appointment: Phone, Long Distance, Gleucuglea WEST 497Y2. LOOK Cedar %Vood $Xu50 a load CHESTERFIELD WOOD YARD Phoae Nurib 132 FLASK FOR POSTAL DELIVFRY The Editor, West Van News. Dear Sir:--Now that there is a Dominion election in the of- s fing would it not be as well for West Vancouver to agitate for some sort of Postal delivery7 This is something that hss gbeen due to us for a very long time and it seems to me that now I is the trme to get it. c Could not our public bodies ap. proach each of the candidates and get from them an undertak- ing to urge this matter on the t next Postmaster General who- ever he may be 7 If we do not take this oppor- tunity we may get left as we are for another indefinite period. Yours truly, K. B. FOYSTER An exhibition of home eco- nomics will be given in the Ingle- wood auditorium to-night (I'ri- J day), at 7:30 p. m. There will be a parade of dresses at 8:30, The IVest Vancouver P.T.A. will serve tea aftenvards, for which a nominal charge will be made. HOME OIL DISTRIBUTORS L151ITFD, PROCRAlii Sunday. June 15th, 1930, 9 p. m. Station CKIVX, Vancouver "There's No Gas Like Home" 1. March--"Manhattan Beach" ................................ Souse 2. "Valse Triste"........ Sibelluu 3. Selection from "Robin Hood" ...............................de Koven 4. Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano, «Barcarolle" from "Tales of Hoifman." ,............... Offenbach 5 First "Peer Gynt" Suite ............. Grieg a. "Anitra's Dance" b. "In the Hell of the Moun- tain-King." 6. Transcription "Should Ir'......................arr. by Savlno 7. Vocal Soloist--Gold Medallist B. C. Musical Festival 1930. 8. Overture "If I Were King" ......... Adam 9. "Chant of the Jungle" ....................... arr. by Savino "There's No Gas Like Home" COUNCIL NOTES The engineer reported on: 1. G. Burdick'3 application for water. Cost of installation of urface line 396. Referred to reeve and engineer. 2. Annual report. Referred to hairman board of works and ngineer with power to act. It was decided that the eng- neer be held responsible for the ondition of all the road and lane bridges within the municipality. 8. F. C. Aubrey's application or access to 771-1-6. Cost of all hat can be done 316.00. It was resolved that when the applicant obtains 3 building per- mit an expenditure of not to ex- eed 615.00 be authorized. 4. T. Dauphinee. Drainage now authorized through P.G.E. right of way. Cost $126.00. An expenditure not to exceed this sum authorized before the fall rains set in. 5. Parapet walk Dundarave wharf. Cost of cementing 325. This sum authorized to be spent. 6. Capilano Road. Improve- ments needed. Cost 6100. Re- ferred to fall file. 7. Colonel Whyte's application that 100 feet of boulevard be cleared. Cost $40 to $45. An expenditure not to exceed $45 authorized when applicant's cheque for one-half that amount is received. 8. Emerton Court'3 written ap- plication for water service to summer camp in Ambleside Park Cost 377.00. Not granted. 9. J. Flett's complaint against Bellevue grade. Referred to council as a whole, 10. C. T. Smith. Cost of road improvement 325.00. An expen- diture of that sum authorized. 11. T. J. Stephen'3 application for building permit D.L. 556-22- 3 for garage as temporary dwel- ling. Rejected. The foreman reported on: l. bliss Morris. Road widen- ing. Some improvements can be made for 335.00tbut not what is required. Referred to foreman for further report. 2. Lane opening for motor- cycle to dwelling. Constable Bell. Cost $20.00. An expenditure not over 310 authorized. 3. G. Brealey's request that boulevard be cleared on east side of 22nd, north of school, as bush snd stump form an obstruction of view which is dangerous. Foreman given power to act. The council granted T. E. W. Russell permission to re-subdiv- ide Lots I and 2 of S. W. I/4 of D. L. 1058 according to sketch plan submitted. A grant of $25 was made by the council to the B.P.O. Elks. The Disabled Veterans branch of the Canadian Legion was given permission to tag in West Vancouver (but not on the fer- ries) on Saturday, July 19th. J The auditor'3 report of the municipal ferries for the four months ending 30 April showed an operating deficit of $5,081.01. The annual report on bridges was referred to the chairman of the board of works and the eng- ineer with power to act. Dundsrave Wharf bathhouse lease. Referred to the reeve and chairman of transportation with power to act. Your Marcel Will stay in if you wear the latest bathing cap. The swimming season is just beginning, so don't for- get to look over our wond- erful selection of caps. The very latest ln style and de- sign. As low as 15c and up to 31.00. NOTE: -- Phone your Ice Cream order We will de- liver it when you want it. Lesage Drug Store G IL kEID Mauuscr Gmh liar Buiidluz Curser 14ib uud Marine WEST 323 PHONE WEBT 110 FOR Coa1 and liood Prompt Dcuvccn The next meetmg of L.O.L. No. 2990 will take place on Tues. day evening 17th June, at 8 o'- clock in the new Orange Hall. Hereafter the regular meetings will be held in the hall on the first and third Tuesdays of every month. Jimmy Thomson'8 TRANSFERTwo very pleasing events took place last week at the 1V. A. meeting at the home of Mrs. Ritchie. The first was the pres- entation of a very nice leather under-arm bag to the oldest member, hfrs. 51cTaggart, in honor of her approaching eighti- eth birthday. The president in a happy little speech presented the gift and Mrs. Baldwin fol- lowed with a clever original verse which was much enjoyed by all. Mrs. McTaggart, although taken entirely by surprise, returned thanks in a way which left no no doubt as to her appreciation. Mrs. Henry, after making a speech in her own charming way, presented 3 leather covered book and a bouquet of roses in the name of the Association to the president, Mrs. Ritchie. These gifts were also accompanied by suitable verses by Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Ritchie thanked the Associ- ation in words which went straight to the heart of all pres- ent. Altogether, the last meet- ing of the season was a very happy occasion and a fitting fin- ish to a year's hard work. Dally Trips io sud from City. Mu' ius B&ususc ~ Succiciiy. C. Burdick'3 application for water. Cost of surface line 396. Referred to reeve and engineer. The following were referred to the foreman: 1. Miss Morris. Road widen- ing. Further report. 2. N. B. Forbes. Automobile turn Lot A-7-1-557. Report. 3. J. A. Davis. Trees obstruct- ing light at 26th and Kings. Power to act. 4. A. J. Martyn. Sidewalk 20th and Marine to Bellevue and Bellevue, 20th to 19th. Report. 5. F. Lefesux Culvert 656-6- 13 and 13a and gravel on lane between Nelson and, Ottawa.) Power to act on culvert only. I.ARGE CROWD AT HORSESHOE BAY There were a large number of visitors at Horseshoe Bsy on Sunday, and the beach was pret- ty well crowded. Howard Rogers has made 3 special place on the beach where children can paddle or bathe in perfect safety. There are also mooring buoys for launches, and a large number of boats and canoes for hire, also flshmg tackle. In 3 small building at the end of the diving raft he has installed 3 radio with s special dynamic speaker, which enables music to be heard all over the beach. UNDER NE)V 51ANAGEMENT Ambleside Fish and Chip 1429 Marine Drive Will Open Tomorrow (Saturday) BETTER THAN EVER Phone )Vest 302 GEORGE BERNIE, Proprietor The BLUE SYNCOPATED ORCHESTRA are giving A DANCE in the New Orange Hall, 22nd and Marine Drive, Tomorrow and Every Sat- urday night from 9 to 12. Ladies 26c; Gentlemen 60c OI'EN FOR BUSINESS Ambleside Sheet Metal WorksMrs. Draper's HOME BAKERY LAURIE SPECK, Proprietor 1456 Manne Dnve Lunch Rolls fresh every day Bread 3 Loaves for 20c CAKES - COOKIES - PIES Our Quality is Known. Open Ail Duy Thursdays. 2476 51arine (nr. 25th St.) Phone West 366 I'hone West 437LZ Special Values In Wood and Fuel Manual Training Display Manual Trainink Building Pauline Johnson School Friday, June 20th 3 to 5 p.m. 7.30 fo 9.30 p.m. Bush Run Fir, Stove Length . Furnace snd Crate Wood ............... Alder .......................-............--...-.-- Old Gr Bark ... 66.60 per cord ... 3560 ... 67.60 0 u ~c uowth Fir ................................................ 67.567.50 TESTON CARTAGE Phune West 230 All Loads Guaranteed to be Full Cord or over. All Orders C.O.D. FURNACES: AI.L KINDS SHEET METAL WORK