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0001 February 6, 1982. THE WFST VAN NEWS ie all Ibt it ilce du Uie SS ital Rde iik idef :Iic- Ilf. m)c ibe Phone West 20 M. WILLIAMS 1568 Marine Drive Res. Phone '\Yesi 286L VV. L. OGDEN CO. IV'est"I'45 lcIFN'S AND BOYS'URNISHINGS EXCLUSIVELY Spec&RI for Men's Combinations I iINMAN'S I'REFERRED SATURDAY ONLY $2.75 values $1.75 SAI/SION BY HUNDREDS TAKE FISHWAY ROUTE There has been some brisk traffic up the new fishway which the Dominion Department of Fisheries built this summer at Skutz Falls on the Cowichsn River, British Columbia, to as- sist salmon and trout to reach I their spawning grounds on the upper reaches of the river. On October 23, for instance, I Q an average of 300 salmon anhour went up the fishway dur- ing an 8-hour period when the numbers were checked by the fisheries guardian on duty at the falls. Three days later the aver- age was 480 an hour and next day it was 605. Later on, a rise of water made it possible for fish to get past the falls without the aid of the fishway, which was constructed especially for the purpose of enabling salmon to ascend the river at times when water conditions make it diffi- cult, and sometimes impossible, for them to use the natural chan- neL By works of this kind, which have been built in diifer- ent parts of the country where the fisheries are administered by the federal authorities, the De- partment of Fisheries helps in ensuring adequate seeding of spawning grounds and the per- petuation of the runs of various kinds of fish. The King Studio is here to serve you. Wesi Zd Servics at your door Benny Manners Fresh and Smoked Fish New Laid Eggs Dressed Psuiiry HOLLY BURN Barber Shop mib * Marine EXPERT SERVICE E. bfARSH, Proprieur I. L. P. Whist Drive Clachan Hotel, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, FEB. 12th, 1932 6 Prizes and a Draw Prize Tickets 25 cents Valentine Spedal at the King Studio. ROLLER HOCKEY SCHEDULE The following is the revised schedule of the roller hockey games to be played in the Holly- burn Roller Rink: Feb. 8--West Van. vs. Athletics. Feb. 15--North Van. vs. White Eagles Feb. 22--West Van, vs. North Van. Feb. 29--West Van. vs. Ezzys March 7--North Van. vs. Ezzys March 14--North Van, vs. Lions March 21--West Van. vs. Lions. March 28--North Van. vs. West Vsn. April 4--North Van vs Athletics LAURI'IZEN CAPTURES COSIBINED TITI.E IN HOLLYBURN SKIliNG "Chuck" Lauritzen carried oif the combined championship in the Hollyburn-Pacific Ski Club's tournament over the week end, making the longest standing jump and turning in fast time in the crosswountry ski race. Contendere in "B" class hsd some excellent jumps, the zero weather making the surface ex- tremely fast. "Abie" Knight was first, E. Twist second and "Duke" Knight third for the combined title. The novice class was won by P. Frizzell, who placed only fourth in the cross-country race, but managed to stand up on all his jumps. G. Bury was second. Bill Brown won the cross-coun- try race, but had a bad fall when he leaped more than 100 feet on the small hilL D. Cook won the junior jump- ing event with 0 mark of 99 feet. Pat Douet was a close second. A large number of spectators witnessed the competition. Judg- es Fulsebakke and Johnson of- ficiated, with "Doc" Dudgeon, B. Newbury and Rsy Fraser in charge of the events. A new record for the club hill has been set by Nordal Kaldahi and H. Sotwent, who tied at 146 feet on 0 recent attempt. Gingerbread 1)k cups flour (sifted) I/0 cup sour milk I/0 cup sugar Q cup molasses 173 cup butter I egg (not beaten) I teaspoon soda I teaspoon ginger Don't best too much. Bake 20 minutes in moderate oven in shallow pan. West Vancouver Conservative Assn. HON. J. %V. JONES Minister of Finance Will address the regular meeting in the ORANGE HALL Next Wednesday, Feb. 10th, at 8 p.m. The general public are cordially invited to attend. Association members are asked to be present st 7:SO p.m. for the transaction of buslnesch Odorless Dry Cleaning and Dyeing SUITS I Cleaned dc 9 fbfb j REGENT SVITB TO ORDER $ 24.00 Higher grads sulu uur usu maire 010.00 sud up ALTERATIONS sud REPAIRS WE CALL AND DELIVER Local and Th idb I tuilr- burn School contained six new scholars. \ s ~ B.C. Country Dance Society The next meeting of the B. C. Scottish Country Dance Society will take place tomorrow (Sat- urday) at 8 p.m. in the Legion Memorial HalL s c ~ The Hollyburn Senior girls de. teated the Pauline Johnson girls by 0 score of 27 to 7 last Monday in the Inglewood Auditorium. ~ \ ~ Miss Phyllis Nesle of the local staff of the B. C, Telephone Co., was confined to the house this week through sickness. ~ ~ Dr. F. T. Richardson, 14th and Duchess Ave., has returned from a trip to the Cariboo. ~ ~ v The ladies of the West Van- couver Teachers'adminton Club last Saturday afternoon, played 0 match to an 8 all draw with the ladies of the Dundarave Badminton Club. Two were then picked from each team and played two out of three games, the teachers finally winning by 2 to I--total score 10 to 9. Playing last Monday in the Inglewood auditorium the Paul- ine Johnson junior girls suffer- ed defeat in basketball at the hands of the Hollyburn girls, the score being 6 to 14. ~ s s Mr. Vickson of Vancouver, hsa rented the Gray cottage at 2644 Marine Drive. ~ c Mr. Gale, who hss been living in the city, moved back last Tuesday to Cypress Park. s s Harold Brown, 2976 Park Lane, last Friday night at the annual meeting of the Vancou- ver Board of Trade, wss elected president of that body for the year 1932. ~ s The intense cold which pre- vailed over the week end did not cause as much inconvenience in the way of burst water pipes as might have been expected, the solid coating of snow which had previously fallen acting as s pro- tection from the frost. The youngsters had a wonderful time coasting down some of our hilly roads, and skating was enjoyed at the Capilano. There were not as many hikers up Hollyburn Ridge as usual, and those who went up there on Saturday found the wind too bitter for skiing. s s Doris Parkes, all-round Van- couver star, was the outstanding figure in the minor racing events at the Princeton Ski Tourna- ment last week. She won the one-mile open race for women, advertised ss the B. C. champi- onship, carrying back to Van- couver the Princeton Merchants Cup. She also won the women' ski race in exceptionally good time, negotiating the three and a half miles in 28 minutes, 5 seconds. Miss Parkes is well known here, having competed successfully at the Dundarave Regatta. Her brother resides at 2227 Inglewood Ave. ~ ~ ~ Death of Samuel Achurch ~ Samuel Achurch, 1049 Marine Drive, passed away last Monday in his 70th year. The deceased who was born in England, had been a resident of this province for eighteen years, and is sur- vived by his wife one son and two daughters.. The funeral services were held at 2:SO this afternoon at Harron Bros. and Williamson's chapel ln North Vancouver, Rev, F. A. Ramsey officiating, and interment wss made in Capilano View Ceme- tery. ~ s A Valentine made by the King Studio makes a most pleawng GIIL Personal Smith's Groceries (Red St 1Vhite Stores), are holding a special sale today and tomorrow, February 5th snd 6th, at both stores, The public are requested to visit the stores today and to- morrow and get free tickets for the free drawing, which will take place tomorrow, February 6th, at 8 p.m„ instead of on Felr ruary 13th, as spedfied on the dodgers mailed to householders. It ls not necessary io make s purchase to obtain these ticketch See the windows of the stores for priyzuh groceries, chinaware, etc. Free samples will also be given to purchasers. ~ ~ c The 1st Company West Van- couver Girl Guides sre giving their annual tea (Novelty) at the Clschan Hotel on Saturday, February 13th, from 3 to 5 p.m. s ~ Reeve J. B. Leyland hss been re-elected s director of the Auto- mobile Club of B. C. for the year 1932. s \ A serious accident occurred st the corner of 22nd and Ingle- wood on Tuesday night when a coaster containing eight young people and steered by Clayton Stewart, swerved oif Ing)ewood at the corner of 22nd Street in an endeavor to avoid another coaster which had been left in the roadway. The coaster struck one of the stop signs sheering it off at the base, snd precipitat- ing all the occupants in the snow. Clayton Stewart had his head badly cut, the end of his thumb cut off, and the ligaments of one shoulder tom. The other members of the party escaped with minor injuries. ~ s ~ hh. Short of Vancouver, hss taken the Jaggard house at 25th and Bellevue Ave. ~ ~ Trustees Mr. Russell reported that the public school principals had asked for the Board's ruling in respect of children under six years of age seeking admission in the month of February. It was resolved that the Board con- cur in the recommendation of principals that no children be admitted in February or Septem- ber who will not have reached the age of six.years by the end of the month, in which they ap- ply for admission. LITERARY SOCIETY The meeting of Thursday eve- ning, February 11th, will be ad- dressed by Major H T. Curtis who will describe a journey through Bolivia, Peru, and Chili which was made by him in the course of his professional work within the last few years. As Major Curtis is a careful obser- ver this geographical study is certain to be of great interest. Many Letters Are not WRITI'EN because when 0 person feels like writing SOME NECES- SARY ARTICLE is miss- ing. REPLENISH YOUR SUP- PLIES of Writing Paper, Envelopes Pens Ink etc Prices are reasonable. WW VAIi IaeeCY Tim Slum of ikrvku. 140Z Msciss Drive West Zf Emuugussy Phoae Weve 011 ihfier 0 p.m.) Stratton's BAKERY Variety of Breads improve every meal- All Kmds of Tea Breads ASSORTED PASTRIES Almond Varieties Christening, Birthday, Wedding Cakes made at 1468 MARINE DRIVE Phone West 27 or we will call GORDON ROBSON Barrister B Suuduc lVEST VANCOUVER-- Offiice No, 1447 Marino Drive. phone West 40a VANCOUVER OFFICE-- Suite Siai 010 Hastings SC. W Phone Seymour 4100. FUEL VERNON FEED STORE A. C. Searle, Phone West 9 Fuel, Feed, Fertilixers and Building Supplies The BURRARD LAUNDRY For People Who Are Particular THIRD ST. ssd ST. DAVIDS North Vancsuver Phone North ISIS. )b aut Van. Representative F. RIVERS Phone West 410L CASH PRIZES For PICTURES Of WEST VANCOUVER School Children c14 sud under) scs iuviicd Cs usisr piciuccs sf Weve vancouver taken by ihemsuives is Issx First contest Ends Muy im ~ud prizes of 00.00, $1.00, edc, doc ssd 0 of adc will be awarded Entries must bs endorsed with cuuiesisui's usmc, address, sgs sud CICk of sccus. No oibur coudiiioss Selected piciuccs will make up an album iu bu dsusicd Cu the Musicipsiiiy. biaii or bring esicics Cu C. J. BRODKRICK, Photo Finisher Idsz Marine Drive (Sager's Sescu) Woodland Shsdosu Pkiscs Fcsmiug -- Duvelspisg Ses Hurisuus Pdseiug. Eslscglllg, Copcfisg West Vancouver u 0 Iovuiy land Cslorisg See our big showing of Valentines '";.'":.'rooks'ry Goods and Men's Wear lith ssd Msriss Drive. Phoae West 144 Exclusive Agcuu Coriiccui Silk Hose ssd Uuivccssi Sweaters sks IIuveitius, Toys, school suppiiuu, Hcmcciichiug