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0001 June 19, 1931, THE WEST VAN NEWS iln ib bi. 7 sl for et aad s place of St Caol. pmty home Ilaa on Ib in- tbe isclml- at, Mr. , Miss a, bbss i Hersb cp sad 9aossa E., io Day oa by tbe . beiog, on the opisi, iiiwsi s dvs. serai uo L osius HOLT The Glass Man 1420 Marine Drive All kind of glasss, auto, mirrors, etc. Repairs I'stimsies. Phone West 27 Tbo regular Bosiooss Sfoouog of sbo Woes Vso.iuvsoeb of sbo National Unemployed Workers'ssociation wlii be bsid Tuesday, June 23rd st 0 p.m. io the Legion Hall New members coidisny iovliod NORTH SHORE HEALTH UNIT A resolution was passed by the council that a joint meeting of the school board and council be held on one of the evenings dur- ing the week ending 27th June, to discuss the suggested North Shore Health Unit, the board to be advised of the date set, as soon as 0 convenient time could be arranged. LET CONTRACT FOR RESIOVAL OF BRIDGE Contract for removal of Capil- ano River bridge on Pacific Great Eastern Railway has been awarded to James Wiley, 3860 Ontario Street, Vancouver. The contractor will retain material, according to terms of the con- tract, and work will start im- mediately. He guarantees to have the span removed by July 31. The railway company decided to remove the bridge, fearing that the next high water wifi wash out the weakened piers and sweep the entire structure away. F. J. Troughton wrote the ~council re subdivision I and 2,.~ and G, Block 4, D.L. 815. He was advised that the matter of tax sales lands was under re- vision and that, if it was decided later to sell the property, he would be advised accordingly. WEST VAN. PLAYEILS TO PUT ON PLAY The West Vancouver Players, who last fall so successfully staged "Tiny From Bloomsbury" are shortly holding the first re- hearsal for another play, which they will give next fafi. The title of this is "The Thirteenth Chair," and it is a mystery play. There are vacancies for one gentleman's and one lady's part. Anyone interested is requested to phone Mr. Desmond st West 45'IX I. g ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to state that we have been appointed agents for the new Singer's Electric Sewing Machine. We have now in stock some of these new machines f o r demonstrations. Enquire how to make money with 0 new Singer's contract. George Willis, Kent Piano Co., 1586 Marine Drive. West 692, TERRI ES SHO)V OPERATING SURPLUS $1,608 45 The Municipal ferries for the four months ending 30th April showed an operating surplus of $1,608.45, according to the audit- ed statement submitted to the CounciL The total passenger re- ceipts from the boatts was $25 799.02 as against an expenditure of $17,770.02. Bus fares totalled $5,928.25, and expenditures $6,- 641.34. The approximate charge for depreciation and debenture interest which was included in the above figures amounted ap- proximately to $7,000. A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mrs. Salter, 1179 Marine Drive, when she entertained a few friends in hon- or of Mr. )Viuington Sr. who has just returned from 0 five months cruise on the S.S. Prince Robert. The evening was very pleasantly spent in games and music. Among the invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. Wiuington Jr., Capt. and Mrs. Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Rae and Audrey, Miss M. Smith, Miss H. Wifiington, Miss Hertha Lath-Paulson, Mr. Charlie Will- ington and Mr. Wifiington Sr.\ ~ ~ Mr and Mrs. H. B. Stevens and family have moved from 2437 Bellevue to a house at 2586 Mathers. The RIDGE SUPER SERVICE STATION General Repairs, Brakes, Greasing, Battery Charging, Tires General Overhauling. Jack Banks R Lance Garthorne 2203 Marine Drive PHONES: vycst 613-0 (Day or Night) Repair Shop: West 91 )Varm Weather means ICE, if your foods are to be kept in good condition. I'HONE WEST 456 For Ice and Save )Vaste Ridley's Jersey Milk and Ice Phone %Vest 456 Odorless Dry Cleaning and Dyeing SUITS, DRESSES, COATS Ivremsed 5pc Cleaned and Pressed $ 1.00 WE CALL AND DELIVER Suits and Overcoats made to order Our Own blake ...................$35.00 up M. WILLIAMS lv t 286L 1568 Marine Drive Everett Davis of Trail, B.C., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis, 2455 Kings Ave. v ~ ~ A display of the work done by the flannel Training Classes of the West Vancouver Schools wis be given in the Manual Training Building at P a u I i n e Johnson Schools tonight (Friday) Crom 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Wesi Van- couver P.T.A. will serve tea. s o ~ Mrs. and Miss Prince oC Van- couver are staying at the Clach- an Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Geary of Caul- feild, are among those who rec- ently called at the oifice of the Agent General for B.C. in Lon- don, Eng. o v Mr. and Mrs. Middlemiss of Vancouver are guests at the For- tune Cup Inn. o Major B. H. Harrison, 11th and Marine Drive, has returned to his home here after having been a patient in Shaughnessy Military Hosp ital for some weeks. \ v \ The senion girls'aseball team of Houyburn School defeated the Pauline Johnson girls last Fri- day by a score of 7 runs to 5 after two extra innings hsd been played to break the tie. The match was played on the Holly- burn grounds. v v \ Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster have taken a suite in the Hay Block st 14th and 91arine Drive. o R. A. Wyuie of Vancouver is having a house and boathouse built on his property at Glen- eagles. ~ o ~ C. E. Reid of the Lesage Drug Store here spent the week end on 0 visit to Tacoma Washing- ton. ~ o o Eerie Armstrong of Kamloops arrived here last week and is spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. F. E. Armstrong, 12th and Esquimalt. Construction of the new home Dr. Nay of Vancouver is having built at Caulfield is nearing com- pletion. o o \ Lyman Jones, 22nd and Jeff- erson, who some weeks ago met with an accident while blasting, is making as good progress as can be expected, v The Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D.E., are putting on a draw- ing for a water color by Miss B. A. Fry. Tickets 15 cents, 2 for 25 cents. ~ o v Frank Ashfield Junior, of the Bank of biontreal entertained a party of friends last Wednesday at the Fortune Cup Inn\ ~ The appointment of a ticket collector for the ferry depart- ment was left by the Council in the hands of the ferry manager with powers to act. The Jolly Thirteen Club of Vancouver gave a swimming party last Thursday evening, 11th instant, at Dundarave Pier, followed by refreshments and an impromptu dance at the Fortune Cup Inn. The new home which Dr. Ped- low of Vancouver is having erect- ed at Caulfield is nearing com- pletion ~ ~ ~ The Paragon Social Club of West Vancouver gave 0 very en- joyable beach party and bonfire at Houyburn Pier last Friday evening. G. Sharpe of the Houyburn Block, 16th and Marine Drive, has returned from Shaughnessy Hospital, where he has been un- dergoing treatment. v v v Mr. and Mrs. Danvers of Van- couver have moved into 0 suite at the Honyburn Pavilion. ~ ~ o We regret that an error was made in the report sent in of the Dance Recital of the pupils of Catherine Paton, in last week' issue; the name of Joan Shef- field being included as a solo dancer. Her vocal solo, "A Fairy Mad- rigal," was received with real appreciation. ~ ~ o St. Stephen's A.Y.P.A. Tennis team lost their game last week in the city to AH Saints by a score of 2 to 0. Following the game a social and dancing took place in the Parish Hall. Mrs. Blanche E. Holt Murison, 21st and Argyle, received with Mrs. D. McLeuan at the reception given by the latter yesterday evening at her home, 2719 Alder Street, Vancouver, in honor of the members of the Vancouver unit of the Pacific Northwest Academy of Arts. ~ v The Vancouver Star wrote the Council re. advertising with the Diamond Jubilee suppliment. They were advised the Council regret that owing to no provision having been made in the esti- mates for advertising of this nature, they could not incur any expense on that account. Harold Byrneu of Victoria spent the week end at his par- ents'ome at 15th and Gordon. ~ ~ \ There were eleven boys and six girls in attendance last Mon- day at the Pauline Johnson School for the first of the life saving classes which are being conducted by qualified instruct- ors under the auspices of the West Vancouver Swimming Club. \ Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stone of Caulfield were among those who recently registered at the office of the Agent General for B.C. in London, England. o o ~ A. H. Byrneu of Toronto, who is on a business trip in the West, is the guest of his brother, G. C. Byrnefi, 15th and Gordon. * ~ A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor last Tuesday at "The Glow", 2160 Marine Drive. ~ o ~ Arrangements h a v e been made with Captain Anderson, safety inspector of the Vancou- ver Fire Department, for a pick- ed team from the )Vest Vancou- ver Swimming Club to receive instruction in inhalator work to- morrow afternoon in the Council chamber. ~ ~ In the report sent in of the P,T,A. meeting in our last issue it was stated that liIiss Frame rendered two songs. The songs In question were rendered by Mrs. S. W. Barnden. Miss Frame acted as accompanist. Formerly 35c. NOW 25c. WEST VAN PEUNACY Tim Stere of Svvvko 1402 Hovioo Dvivo West 21 Esscvgvwsy Pbmm Wsoa 221 (After 0 p.m.) Stratton's BAKERY BREAD -- CAKES Assorted Pastries-- Almond Varieties Runs - Bulbs Scones Short Bread Nut Bread Christening, Birthday, iWedding Cakes made at 1468 MARINE DRIVE Phone West 27 GORDON ROBSON Bonmmv R Sousicov WEST VANCOUVER-- Office No. Iaa7 Her(so Dvf Pbooo Woes VANCOUVER OFFICE Suite 010; 610 Hastings Si. W Phone Seymour 4100. HOLLYBURN Barber Shop iasb 6 bt~ EXPERT SERVICE H bfARSH, Proprietor BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. WH1TF Hgv. Distiactivo Fooorsi Svvviso Lady Assistant 22~cd SS. Sb Pbooo Novtb 626 West Van Produce Co. Fresh Vegetables and Frait Phone West 186 or 109 Prompt Delivery Hollyburn Garage 1503 siarine Drive General Auto Repairs Specializing in- Brake Lining and Battery Repairs. H. Davison et Son Phone West 100 His bachelor friends gave a party in honor of Mr. Enc Afian last Tuesday evening at the Ho- tel Vancouver, Imported Silk and Wool Sweaters For Boys sod siss. very attractive pvicem Brooks'ry Goods and Men's Wear 14th and Marine Drive, Phone West 144 Exclusive Agents Corticeui Silk Hose and Uuiversal Sweaters also Novelties, Toys, Scbool Supplies, Hemstitching. By she pupils ofPC2f221 .v ~ u„v,- .ios. » c'u fisc Cuguclissss Lurisu Hull TUESDA Y, June 30th, 1831 oi S.iy porn Admissmn 25 cents Ssudmus'vchessvs ! Local and Personal ( Lavender pl+vs doshmg