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0001 THE WFST VAN NEWS May 22. )981, * W 'irr 4r r ~aMV, 4 r~r'rv wr.Vr L I ~ 4M Mrrw 4"~ 4err.i.r w w r "Lra'r 4 I ~ir t'„ I 'tp 9 044I" ~Vr I'VWV P t 44'4 '. I Irrx I'v~ vw I, I V 'vr. 4 I A Vrvv vvrv rvrrvr wracr rrvr 4 V rr ra vvv rrvvvvrrv~ rv rvvrrrrvvrrvr V Vr-r r rrrI'v G'zveua'otyft Beauty Shoppe United Church hfinister, E. A. Henry, D.D. Sunday l)lay 24th 1931 En(pire Day Sunday School at 9:55 a. m. Public Worship at.it a. m. Dr. Henry will speak on "The Assets of Empire," a topic suit- able to the Empire Day celebra- tion. Public worship at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Henry will continue the series on "Great Bible Ques tions." "(Vhat wilt thou do in the swellings of Jordan?" The usual midweek meeting for prayer and meditation on Wednesday at 8 o'lock. Study in Great Bible texts: "Ho, everyone that thirsteth, come ye to the waters." Dr. Henry has 3 supply of "Save the Children Fund" Gold- en Rules. The work is very necessary and ean be commended to all, A foot of ten cent pieces will feed 3 chikl for 2 weeks. The fund helps needy children all over the world. The bowling green whose con- struction is being undertaken by the Men's Club is beginning to take on a good appearance. The church grounds are being level- ed and the beginnings made of . (t rockery. The howling green committee would be appreciative of subscriptions from any who feel how much the community could be helped by such a green. Dr. Henry has returned from a week at the B. C. conference of the United Church. A large number from all over the prov- ince attended and grave discus- sions took place on the problems that confront the church at the coast. The tremendous task was revealed and the splendid con- tn!)ution made by the United &:hurch to the spiritual and ethi- cal life of the province. The emphasis on the gospel message of salvation, and its practical application to all phas- es of human life and society was very marked. Dean Quentain of the Anglican Cathedral gave a series of morning devotional talks that gave a fine spiritual tone to the whole conference. Notice is given to the women of the church of a hlissionary Quilting on May 29th in the Church hall. Also at the same time a show- er is asked of household and bed linen for the mission hospital and mission household purposes. Also warm clothing is asked for the Supply Department of the W.M.S. Details will be given next week. )540 Marine Drive Prop. )KISS GWEN CLAY„ late of Vogue 0 Doraar Hxirdraxrillg Parlor. To keep your hair in a healthy aowditioa have x Ganeraa Oii Shampoo. It will ead falling hair xad dandrx(f in one or two traatmenur Mxraai or Finger Wave 75a. ! Wind Blower x specie)tp. PHONE WEST 117. Children FREE BALLOONS and GUM and 6 Free Boat Rides Horseshoe Bay Rafrerhmaet Stand, with every lucky Lolly Pop also at Log Cabin lnn Sandy Cove Picnic tables at both p)scar. Good Bathing on sandy beaches. Established ox North Shore 20 Yaxra (Lxdr Assistant) HARRON BROS. Ik IVILLIAMSON gunrrailIIrtrtars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 FOREST WOOL FIR--Doable Load............ 80A0 Single load ............ 3.50 ALDER--Doable load . 5.00 Single Ioxd ..... „3.00 S. IVL COOK PHONE North 703LI Phoae exriy to avoid delay. THE West Van News PxbHxhad Evcrr Friday Swriwaxx xwd Editorial Office: (7th xxd Mxriae Drive (Next to HoByburn P O.) I'hone West 363 afternoons or evenings Mxii hddfamt P.O. Box SI. HoErbxra, IL C. PubExhar F. F. IA)VEGROVE Phone West 363 8IE0 x paar by tarrier; 82.00 ~ year Irr maiL Newmtxsdx 5G per copy BABY CLINIC Final arrangements have been made by Dr. Millar and the Com- mittee, and mothers are asked to bring their babies to the High School dining room on Saturday morning, May 23rd. Judging be. gina at 9:30 but babies will be accepted up to 11:30, but not any later, Each mother Is asked to bring her form (if not already handed in) also an extra blanket or shawl Anyone wbo has not filled in a form and wishes to enter, may do so at the clinic, Saturday morning at 9:30. %Test Van Cleaners and Dyers Phone West 161 The only Drycleaning and Dyeing Plant in West Vancouver SUITS - DRESSES - COATS Odorless Dry Cleaning $1.00 LADIES'ELT HATS AND GLOVES dry cleaned 25c. MODERN EQUIPMENT ONE DAY SERVICE GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 1540 Aiarlne Drive WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CH V RCH EDIFICE 20th xxd Erqximxit, Hot)Thurs Thi~ Society ir 0 Branch of Tha Mother Church The First Church af Christ, Sc(eat(rt, In Boston Mxrrxailura'ttr, Sunday Sxrviaar 1(.80 ~ . m. aod 7.80 p.m. Subject, May 24th "SOUL AND BODY" Sunday School at 10.00 ~ . m. Testimony Maatiag Wadxexdxy at 8.15 p. rx, St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. A. Harding Priest, B.A. Whitsunday (hIay 24th). 8 a. m. Holy Communion. 10 a. m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 11:15 a. In.--Morning Prayer. 7:16 p. m.--Evensong. Quartette, "God is a Spirit," (Sterndale Bennett). This Sunday is both the fes- tival of Whitsunday and Empire Day, kept throughout Canada in memory of Queen Victoria, The reeve and council of the munici- pality and the members of the school board have been invited to attend the morning service. The monthly study meeting of the Women'0 Auxiliary will be held on Tuesday afternoon next in the Parish Hall at 2:30 o'lock. The A.Y.P.A. closed its season on Monday evening with a ban- quet in the Parish Hall Follow- ing a brief toast list, musical program and address by the res tor, the election of officers for 1931-32 was held and resulted as follows: Pres., Mr. Stanley Lettner; Vice-Pres. Miss Peggy Beavis; Sec'y-Treas., Miss Dru- illa Dawson; Executive Commit- tee, Messrs. Wilfred Hawkes, George McKfil, and Vernon Las- ter; Delegates to Local Council, Miss Beavis and Mr. Lester. Both baseball teams sufi'ered defeat last week by narrow mar- gins. Playing at Simon Fraser School the girls bowed to Chown United by a score of 9-6 and at Beaconsfield School, Buchanan Presbyterians won from the boys by 5 runs to 2. The latter game was featured by clever fielding by Dick Lester and Jim Bloxham. Tonight (Friday) the girls play Hastings United at Hastings Park and the boys meet Grandview United at Hollyburn School at 6 p. m. BRITISH ISRAEL CANADIAN LEGION M EbiokIAL HALL NEXT SVNDAY- Is ~. m~hooi Ior Cbi)draw. 8 p. m.--Speaker( MR. PERCY KING Subject: "THE SUI'REAIE CALLw Mr. King broadcasts over CK)VK every Wednesday at 9)80 p. Ia, St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Carey Residence: 2668 Marine Drive. Saturday--7:30 p. m., Confes- 8(ons. Sunday--8:45 a. m., Holy Mass, Sermon. 2 p. m., Sunday School 3 p. m., Rosary, Benediction. Week Days--7:30 a. m., Holy Mass. IVednesday and Friday--7:30 p. m., May Devotions. MAY 16 - MAY 24, inclusive:-- Novena Prayers. Baptist Church Pastor, Rev. H. P. Humphreys, Residence, 1343 Haywood. Phone West 252R Sunday, hiay 24th, 10 a. m.--Sunday School. Classes for all. 11 a. m.--Morning worship. Pastor will preach, topic, "The Final Hope." Short address to children. 7:30 p. m.--Evening worship Topic, "In the Searchlight." Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Prayer, praise and testimony To all who mourn and need com- fort; To all who sin and need 8 Sav- iotlr;. To all who love God's word and delight to sing His praises; To all who need help in the diffi- cult days in which our lot is cast; This Church opens wide her dool'8, And in the name of the Lord Jesus, bids you welcome. Come with us and we will do vou go(xi. The Excelsior Group of Cana- dian Girls in Training are pre- senting a concert to be given in the Baptist Church on Friday evening May 29th at 7 45 p m prompl Come and give our girls your best support and enjoy 3 real good evening's entertain- ment. The council decided that the matter of stop signs on streets entering Marine Drive be refer- red to the reeve with power to act. Hollyburn Hall Cor. 14th & Duchess LORD'S DAY-- 10 a. m.--Sunday School I I a. m.--IVorship a n d Breaking of Bread. 7:16 p. m.--Song Service 7:30 p. m.--ADDkESS JOHV BRAY WEDNESDAY-- 8 p.tn.--Prayer and Bible Study, Dr.Marjory McCubbin DEN I 1ST Hours px m to89 m Saturdays; 10 ~.m. to I p.m. Evenings and Saturday ABer- nooar by xppeintmaat only. Royal Bank Building I hone West 440 Hex)dence I'bona West 39L NURSING HOME '0 I CD (birr. M. K I.x('hxxae, II.N.) 204 - 24th Streei Ear( North Vxxaourai Itaxidexre Fhoxai Nurih )350R C. J. Overington PIONEER BARBER 11th and Marine Expert Work Phone West 135 C. L. HILBORN BUILDING CONTRCTOR Get my estimate for your building Prices moderate. Residence Phone West 685L 2327 Bellevue Avenue Hollybnrn Garage 1503 Marine Drive ARE Yol'k BRAKES O.K. ~ Batter be safe than sorry Saa Harry Davison For Estimates or Phone IVest 100 HIS FALL-T Prospective Employer "Why did you leave your last post?" Chauffeur: "My guv'nor snd his wife fell out, sir." Employer: "But why leave for that?" Chauffeur: "Wefi, if you must know, sir, they fell out oi'he car I" Holiday + NOW PLAYING 1-- S . l ~ COMINGpccia MON~TUES WED. NEXT WEEK EAsT LYNNE "RRACIIING I'OR 'I'HE iki OOiV" (Tbrr., Frt, Srt. wart week) "FIGHTING CARAVANS" (Jxxr I, 2, 3) "THL'AT WHISPERS" (Jxxa 4, 5, 8) UNFAITI II UL (Jure Ii, IE )3) "VIEN VESI) NIGHTS" (Jara aa 23, 24) "TIIE MILLIONAIRE" Gea. Arnar Jxxa 20, 80, Jrir I) Will Rogers IN A CONNECTICUT YANKEE PEI(FFJTILY I'OIITRAYEIJ NEAUTIFUIJ Y PI(ENENTED- HEA)ti'ithbth SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY 2)30 EVENINO8 7 rrd 0br MARK TWAIN This is a guaranteed comedy claxxtc Loiisofi'LE --Shop at Home Ior Pictures----We Strive to Please You-- A MESSAGE- SIMPLY AND HONESTLY TOLD