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0001 February 23, 1933. THE WEST VAN NEWS EVERY WEEK TAILORING - CLEANING ~ DYEING Local and Personal PRESSING - ALTERATIOiVS IbL lVILLIAMS 1668 bIarine Drive (next to Fruit Store) The Jets Jala Bridge Club metlast Tuesday evening st the home of Mise Joan Curtis of West Bay. v Andrew Raid entertained 8 few of his friends last Monday evening at 8 bridge party st his home, 14th and Esqumalt Ave. ~ ~ ~ Mrs. W. D. Fraser, 1785 Es- quimslt Avenue, is seriously at the home of her sister in Van- couver. v \ ~ The councd have requested the British Pacific Properties Ltd. to grant to them authority to have "Topsdego Cabin" on the south-west corner of D.L. 1122 removed, and, when such authority is received, to forward registered notice to D. Brock for its removal. We terr zoo ot our wrlfiagaooa ~og ability ro nerve yoa. Brag West 82 xrrs rind that Service moaso that ra this store. Cemmill's Drag Store Tao Store of Service ~ te02 aaarlae Dvtva West 22 vg~ Fao W«a nzt (Attar 0 P.m.) K. C. York k acting as man- ager of the Royal Bank here during the absence of A. Chil- ton for 8 few days on special leave. ~ v ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. Horsland, who formerly resided here but who have since been living in the Old Country and in Vancouver, moved on Tuesday into the Bell house at 1173 Duchess Avenue. ~ ~ Ralph Creelman arrived from Saskatchewan Friday night to undergo sn operation in the Vancouver General Hospital on Wednesday. ~ ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. Haydn Young and family, who have been spending the winter in Vancou- ver, have returned to their home at 2385 Heywood Avenue. ~ ~ The Duncan Lawson Chapter I.O.D.E.'re holding 8 musical at home Friday, 24th instant, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Alan McIntyre, 2046 Gor- don Avenue. ~ v ~ birs. Kenneth Robinson was the guest of honor on Wednes- day evening, the 18th, at a de- lightful Valentine event arrang- ed and given for her by Mrs. William Gentkman of 1317 Bellevue Ave. The rooms were appropriately decorated, and the evening was spent in music and games, the principal prize win- ners being Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Griifiths and Miss Gwen Clay. Assisting in serving the lunch- eon were Mrs. Frederick Har- rington and Mrs. Charles Odium. The invited guests included Mrs. Robinson, Miss Phyllis Smith, Miss Ruth Jackson, Miss Franc- es Brydon-Jack, Miss Margaret Nyland, Miss Gwen Clay, bfiss Ethel Roberts, Miss Vivian Arm- strong, biiss Florence Corbett, Miss Eva Campbell, Mrs. F. Har- rington, Mrs. Grifl'iths, Mrs. W. Device, Mrs. R. W. Davies, Mrs. Charles Odium, Mrs. Charles Dunlop, Mrs. Alan Gill, and Mrs. F. G. Corbett. v ~ Following the concert given in the United Church on Friday last Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Durbin entertained at their home in honor of the vhiting artists. Dainty refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess assisted by Joan Durbin, Irene Shirlaw snd Gertrude Thompson. Among the invited guests were Reeve and Mrs. J. B. Leyland, Rev. and Mrs. Hillis 1Vright, Mr. and Mrs. Bur- ton L. Kurth, ME and Mrs. A. J. Addy, bfrs. Gunton Smalley, Miss Marjorie King, Miss Alex- ander, Miss Dali, Miss Margaret Rankine, Miss Irene Shirlaw, Miss Gertrude Thompson, Mr. Cardo Smalley, Mr. W. W. Knight and Mr. George Hay. 0 'i Phone West 20 Reo. Pnoao West 286L HOLLYBURN THEATRE FRIDAY ang SATURDraY Febrrmry 24th oas zstrrDeath of S. G. Holt Samuel George Holt, aged 77. died last Thursday at his home, 1397 Clyde Avenue. The deceas- ed, a native of Ontario, hsd lived twelve years in the province, snd is survived by his wife, three daughters, two sons, two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held on Saturday at 2 p.m. from Hsrron Bros. fk Williamson'8 parlors, Rev. Hillis Wright oificiating, and inter- ment was made in Capilano View Cemetery. Death of Miss Beulah Skelton Mise Beulah Skelton, daugh- ter of bfr. and Mrs. Harold Foote, passed await last Sunday in her 22nd year st her home, 1330 Fulton Avenue. Funeral services were held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at West Vancouver United Church, Rev. Hillis Wright officiating, snd inter- ment was made in Capilsno View Cemetery. Burrard Funer- al Chapel had charge of the funeral arrangements. ooggRL CRAZY" with BERT WHEELER ROBERT WOOLSEY tke if'„ pea at of ae of aths, 4 ini- i km urer The oooal emsegy asg short xobivcm'rogram as4 cavtooa. STRATTON'S BAKERY220- nrrr St. E, Phone North 026 Ambleside Sheet Metal lVorks LAURIE SPECK, Proprietor ue io Iear- knit- Bread - Tea Breads Butter Horns Coffee Rolls ORGAN FUND CONCERT MOST SUCCESSFUL rreqne SCHOOL BOARD NOTES The matter of cost of the School Dental Clinic was dis- cussed in view of the reduction in grant for this purpose, to be- come effective April 1st next. Trustee Mr. Russell reported that he had discussed this mat- ter with Dr. McCubbin, and the latter had proposed that when the present grant terminates in bfarch, she would be willing to carry on this work on the basis of receiving the fees collected snd whatever the Government grant would amount to. It was resolved that a letter be written Dr. McCubbin that owing to the grant having been reduced so much, the Board is obliged to terminate the present arrange- ment in regard to the School Dental Clinic eifective March 31st, 1933, but the Board hope, however, after that date some arrangement may be found pos- sible to still carry on some modi- fied form of dental service for school children. It was resolved that passes be issued by the principals to all children entitled to ride on the school bus, and that Captain Vince be advised that the rates charged other than pam holders is 8 matter for the Ferry De- partment to decide; that the bus is primarily for ekmentary school children snd high school pupils were only to be carried so long as ample accommodation is available, and that passengers other than school children are not to be carried on this bus. 1446 Marine Drive Phone West 78 FURNACES and SHEET METAL INSTALLED and REPAIRED JOBBING The concert arranged by Mrs. and Miss Joan Durbin last Fri- day night in aid of the United Church organ fund was one of the finest ever given in West Vancouver. In spite of the bad weather and a number of other attractions, there wss a very fair attendance of music lovers, who enjoyed to the full the very excesent program. The artists were Miss Marjorie King, Mrs. Burton Kurth, A. J. Addy, W. W. Knight and Cardo Smalley, and their renditions were fully deserving of the applause which greeted every number. Encores were asked for in every instance and in the second part of the program were given by several of the artists. Both Miss King and Mrs. Kurth were presented with bouquets at the conclusion of their final groups of songs. The accompanists were Mrs. Gunton Smalley, Mrs. J. E. Dur- bin,andBurtonL.Kurth. The concert was started with a brief address from Reeve Ley- land, Rev. Hillis Wright moving a vote of thanks to Mrs. and Miss Durbin and the artists pre vious to the singing of the National Anthem. Large Sekcoon of Paauieo Almond variety Tea Shen Bread ALL FRESH DAILY bfade at 1468 Marine Drive Phone West 27 TEAROE & SON Phone 84 West Sand, Gravel, Builders'upplies 1Vood, Coal Dump Truck Work Room & Board bIRS. BRINE 1497 Bellevue Res. Phone Avenue IVmrt 458L LEGION TROOP SCOUT NOTES On Sunday afternoon, Febru- ary 19th, twnnty-thmc scouts congregated at the Legion HalL Fram there they were trans- Iorted to North Vancouver by vVest Vancouver Municipal bus, to join in a Imradc. The parade, cc;itaining all iVorth Shore scouts and guides, 'eft thc Lons- dxre Theatre at Jr30 and march- ed to the Bsptict Church 'on- or of the Chkf Scout's bir today. On Wednesday evening mem- bers of the Lr" ron Troop went to Vancouier io celebm'e it with otuer Vance uver uoopa. K.W. Savory Chilton--HoodA very quiet wedding wss solemnized on Saturday evening st the home of the bride'8 moth- er, Mrs. Archibald, 2496 Hay- wood Avenue, when Mrs. D. Hood was united in marriage with A. Chilton, manager of the Royal Bank here. Only immedi- ate relatives were present, and the ceremony wss performed by the bride'8 brother-in-law, Rev. R. R. Morrison of Penticton, as- sisted by Rev. Hillis Wright, minister of West Vancouver United Church. The bridal couple left later for Vancouver Island. ORCH ESTRAI, SOCIETY'S CONCERT TONIGHT Don't forget the concert to- night to be given by the West Vancouver Orchestral Society st 8:15 in the Orange ilail, for which an interesting program has been arranged. The assist- ing artist will be bliss Eileen English, who has. recently re- turned from studying in Europe. Tickets 35 cents. 1443 Marine Drive Ambleside Phone West 340 Evenings, West 143 The West Vancouver Amateur Swimming Club wrote the coun- cil re bathhouse on Dundarsve pier. The matter wrxo referred to the parks board and the eng- ineer as to disposition. G. S. Hanes wrote the council regarding Sawyer-Massey road maintainer. He was advised that the coun- cil do not require such a machine at the present time. Real Estate Finance and Insurance The West Vancouver Prepay- ment of TILxes By-law No. 622, 1933 wss finally adopted by the council at biondsy night's meet- lllg. vo t I' IL C. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY West Vancouver Branch DANCE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, AT THE CLACHAiN, 8 P. bLAll!HLESIDE 3! EAT ll! Al(KET 14th and Marine Drive J. rVIURCII. Proprietor Finest Guallty Fresh bleats, Smoked and Cooked bleats. Refreshmenis Admission 25e The Public ara Cordially Invited.P HONE WEST 303 CANADIAN LEGIOiV WEST VANCOUVER 4th Military Whist Drive & Dance~l In the Legion blemorial Hall, SATURDAY, February 2,5th, at 8 p.m. r' Refreshments Admission 25c. W. N. Hassey wrote the coun- PARENT'- TEACHER cil in regard to the lane between AssociATIDN an4 Bellevue snd Marine Drive at very 22nd Street. At the General Annual Meet- Referred to the engineer with ing of the P.-T. A. held in Psul- akea ar .: i" power to act. ine Johnson School on February 14th, the following executiver nnk Susannah Fox wrote the coun- was elected: cil in regard to water fiowing PresidenL--J. R. Mitchell,elite» over property at 1216 Argyle 1st Vice President--Mrs. W. rk Referred to the chairman of Blair, rjw. nm the parks board. 2nd Vice President--Mrs. Par- tre. num, nler, Treasurer--Mrs. Minckley, I aunorlr secretary--Mi 8 Ha peon,FrL Program Committee -- L. sERvr(;Es: -- Thrifty, Frat. Brooks and Misg Clara Wilson, ' 'roned and linixherf laundry Membership--Miss Buck,ise ruxe& pbime avert 200 Lunch Room--Mrs. J. R. Parr 5$ r terson, Delegates--H. Davison, T. E. have n rx ~ Russell and Mrs. Selwood, an4 C. J. OverlHgtOII Press Agent--Miss A. Hale, Social Hostess--Left over for PIONEER BARBER election at next meeting. 14th and Marine The audience very much en- i joyed 8 violin solo by bir. Brooks Expert Work accompanied by Mrs. Stainsby, Phone West 135 and a vocal solo by Mrs. Stains- by. J, Sinclair, B,A,, (U.B.C.), B.A. (Oxon), held his audience in deep attention while he gave R D WHL™gr a deSCriptiOn Of life at OXfOrd Dixiixctive Funeral Service University, in o of th most Lady Assistant neo einteresting addresses the P.-T. A. has listened to. The evening closed with the usual half hour in the tearoom. v Egad '="-j \v ' i c 4 MA fi