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0001 THE WEST VAN NEWS Julv 28, 1'932. 'vw' A \- arc r w arrr w, ~c ~I w wrier 'rra o acm' ~ w ~(la rc cniwrare aw c ~ -'1 w"lllaw c ,aw?'~.a(a,. c(a a era-h~'5..cy'era wyI'c av 'an c I c' a 0 arra rc w'\'. a a' ~ rr - ~ 'r- rr" . Vcrrr rr rrra r'rrc v rrr"rrvv sv 'r'v vr vvr ~ V rcch'cre rrr rarrvr\ rr r r Vrrrrrprr Mr rc rrrvr vr v 'r BE GAY bVlth B JIFFY BOB Yos are here at thd resort fhr h gay, Carefree time--yat yos must look smart aa yod lounge on the beach or attend ~ bridge or dhnca, xh we design for you this JIFFY BO(h It ia s short bob wnh one wave around the head and tba ends ia a Aag of curls. Tho pr(as is 25.00--ShamPoo. 1(xilvot had Finger Ware indudad. t toeyfdojyjv Beauty ()'jtoPpe 15(0 blsriae Drive Phone West 117 Chicken Pie Paste 3 cups flour 2 teaspoons cream of tartar I teaspoon soda JII cup butter 1/l cup lard Pinch of fme salt Sweet milk to wet. Sift flour, salt, cream of tartar and soda together. Rub in the butter and lard very fine, then wet with the milk to 0 dough like buscuit dough. Line a deep dish (0 large pan does very well) «4th cold mixture snd cover with half the dough. hiske some large holes in top crust for air. Bake I hour. Rhubarb hinrmalade 10 lbs. pineapple 10 lbs. rhubarb 15 lbs. sugar Slice the pineapples very thin snd cut in small pieces, remov- ing core. Add 5 lbs. sugar snd simmer slowly until tender. Peel the rhubarb and cut in small pieces, cover with 10 lbs. sugar snd leave all night. Next day bofl both together for 20 min- utes. Bottle and put away. Charlotte Russe lf/4 pints cream (0 oz. gelatine tlk cup cold water 02 cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla Lady fingers. Set I pint of cream on ice. Whip until three times its bulk. Add gelatine, which hss been dissolved in s 1/5 pint of scalded cream. Beat with egg beater, then sdd sugar snd vanilla. Line a mould with lady fingers. Fill with whipped cream and set on ice to cool. Note--All the gelatine dissolv- ed in scalded cream to cool 0 little bfore adding to the whip- ped cream. Fish is tasty food but, better still, it's rich in health-making elements. Eat it often. Established on North Shore 20 Years. (Lady Assistant) HARRON BROS. 8c WILLIAMSON funeral Btrectars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 184 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 THE West Van Nenes United Church Minister, Rev. Hillis Wright Next Sabbath the minister will have as his subject the func- tion of memory "Remembering, Forgetting." In the evening, Satan's Ques- tion, "Doth Job Serve for Nought?" The Sunday School picnic to Stanley Park was a most enjoy- able one, the day was everything that could be desired, snd the children were out in strength snd in high spirits. Over two hundred took the op- portunity to revisit Stanley Park again. Members of the High School Band lent their services, contributing music on the wsy to the park and return, The parents provided abund- ance of food that undoubtedly added to the day's success, Swimming and racing nnd other games were indulged in by sll the young people until the evening, when all returned hap- py but tired. A great deal of the success of the dsy was due to the untiring eiforts of Sunday School Super- intendent Harrison, who watch- ed over everything to see that sll ran smoothly. All who were there voted the dsy the best ever. A meeting of sll senior young people connected with West Van- couver United Church will be held in the schoolroom immedi- ately following the regular church service on Sabbath even- ing, July 31. All former mem- bers of the society are cordially invited to attend this meeting St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Csrey Res. 2558 hfsrine Dr. Summer Schedule SUNDAY-- 8:80 s.m.--Holy Mass, In- struction. 10:00 s.m.--Holy Mass, Sermon 2.00 p.m.--Sunday School. 8:00 p.m.--Afternoon Devo- tions. WEEK DAYS-- 7:30 a.m.--Holy Mass. FRIDA Y-- 7:30 p.m.--Devotions, Confes- sions. SATURDAY- 7:30 p.m.--Confessions. Published Every Thursday Ps bBhhar F. F. LOVEGROVE Phoae 1Vest 363 Bah(sass ssd Editorial Ogffst 11th snd Marish Dr(vs (Next to HdBybsrn P.O.) Phone West 363 MsR Addrhssl P. O. Box 61, HoBybws. ILC. North Vancouver Olfice: 123 Lonsdale Ave, dt's s year by csrrisrl 6220 ~ year by msB. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY The subject of the Lesson- Sermon in West Vancouver Christian Science Society on Sunday will be "LOVE." One of the Scriptural texts will be from Matthew 5:16: "Let your light so shine before men, that they msy see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven." Sekctions will also be read from "Science and Health with Key to tbe Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, one passage being from page 464: "Love for God and man is the true incentive in both healing snd teachin$ . Love inspires, illuminstes, destgnstes, and leads the way." Presbyterian Mission Orange Hall hiinister--Rev. J. W. Cuddeford Organist--Mrs. Holden Choir Leader--Mrs, Martyn Services: 2 p.m.--All departments of the Sabbath School: Supt. Mr. W. 'oucks.Adult Bible Class. 3:15 p.m.--Church Service. In the absence of the minister, the Rev. J. C. Madill of Kinistino, Sask., will occupy the pulpit. Sermon subject, "Gideon's Faith- ful Few." Everyone will be cor- dially welcomed. A preliminary notice of the Annual Parade of all Orange Lodges in West Vancouver, which will be held at the Pres- byterian hfission meeting in the Orange Hall, Marine Drive, Sun- day, August 7th; please keep this in mind. WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society CHURCH EDIFICE 20(h sad Eaqslmhn, Bouybsra This Sad(a(y ia s Branch of The Mother Church Tha First Church of Christ, Sales(1st, (n Bahtdn, 5(sxaachlmhffs Bsndsy Sera(cad 11lso s.m. hhd vise p.m. Sunday, July 31, 1932 Subject( "I.OV E" St. Stephen's Church Rector: Itev I' Ramsey LST July 31st--10th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m~Ho)y Communion. 10 a.m.--Sunday SchooL 11:16 a.m.--Primary School. 11:16 a.m.--Matins and ser- mon. 7:16 p.m~Evensong and ser- mon. The Rev. W. S. Wiley will be in charge of all services on Sun- day. Note: On Sunday, August 7th, there will be no 8 s.m. service. Df.Marjory hICCDbblfh DENTIST 1(dural 0 s. m. to d p. m. Sslurdaysl 10 ~ . m. (o 1 p.m. Kvaalnga hhd Saturday After- ssosa by sppoiatmeht only. Royal Bank Building Phase West lid Red(danae 1 hose What 20$. Dk. G. LL H. SEALE, DENTIST Hhy Block, 15th had Maaloa Dr. OA)ca Huurs 0 to 0 p.m. Evenings by sppolstmah(. Phono Wnt 22 CORRESI'ONDENCE Editor, West Vsn News. Dear Sir:-- The Reeve and Council have been considering the further im- provement to Ambleslde Park with s view to making sn Ath- letic Ground where the youth of West Vancouver msy develop their muscles in the field of sport. The chief item, of course, is the clearing and constructing of s track for running, snd it is hoped that a 440 yard circular track msy be possible. The field is rather narrow to allow for this, but there is lots of length which will be all the better for short distances, snd should not greatly handicap the distance events. A small deputation wait- ed on the Council to thank them for their action and instructions have been issued through the Parks Committee who will co- operate with the Board of Works to see what can be done immed- iately. In this connection, it is point- ed out that several West Van- couver young men are in train- ing for the Junior Olympic Sports to be held at Hastings Park on August 29th. Through the kindness of Mr. Macaulay of 16th and Esquimslt, they are be- ing taken to Mshon Park three nights a week where under ex- pert coaches snd trsiners they sre being rounded oif in the var- ious events which will be staged at that time. J. hiacEwen, C. Stewart, and Archie Miller, all from North Vancouver, are giv- ing of their time snd experience to make the very best of the tal- ent which hss come along very nicely in the past month. There is no doubt that entries will be available for sll the events. West Vancouver should have no difficulty in being represented in such events as the sprints, the 1 mile, the pole vault, broad jump, discus snd weight putting. The elimination will take place a- bout the middle of August, and the entries who csn make the standard will compete in another elimination to be held at Hast- ings Park previous to the main events on the 29th. With the active support of the West Vancouver Council, and the interest of the several cit'zens who are concerned about the physical welfare of the young men snd women of the Munici- pality it will not be long before they will be abk to use their own grounds for their activities. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday of next week the 1st 3rd and 6th, the training will take place at the Ambleside Park at 7:16. All interested should turn out to encourage the competitors who will be there from I ynn Valley, North Vancouver and our own Municipality. Yours truly. "WEST VAN." Sunday School at 10:00 s.m. Testimony bfaating Whdadxdsy ~1 0:16 p.m. NURSING HOME (Maa. M. E (.s(.'bssce, R.N.) zdl ~ amh Strad( Esa( North Vsacosral Raaldaaca Phoae: North 1556R Baptist Church Pastor: Rev. EI. P. Humphreys Residence: 1343 Hsywood Ave. Sunday, July 31st 10 a.m.--Sunday School snd Adult Class. 11:00 s.m.--Morning worship. Topic, "The Scales of the King." 7:30 p.m.--Evening worship. Topic, "Glory." If you are not attending else- where come end worship with us. If you are 0 visitor for the summer months, we extend to you a cordial invitation to meet with us. Wednesday, 8 p.m. -- Prayer nnd Praise. WELFARE NOTES A telephone message that al- ways brings joy to the member of the hisintensnce Committee on duty in the office sounds something like this, "I have more fruit in mp garden than my family can use and should be glad if you people could use it towards the Welfdre winter sup- ply," or "Could you manage ffl send for s parcel of clothing?" or "I have been reading your Welfare Notes every week, and as I still have 0 regular salary, I should like to set aside a small portion every month to help someone who has not." Then there is the other kind which also gives joy because of the opportunity to help, "I should like to tell you confidenti- ally of a local family who have always been spkndid citizens, but who, through no fault of their own are, like so many others, feeling the strain of the moment very keenly. They have plenty of fruit in their garden but cannot buy the sugar to put it up. I sm sure they would gladly exchange some of their fruit for sugar if you could ar- range anything like this. I might sdd that they are getting low in clothing snd shoes." West Vancouver's problem is peculiarly its own, there are very few, if any, of the type one sees about the city streets, that one knows st 0 glance need help. They are behind closed doors bearing their burdens alone, with that stiff upper lip true to their race. They do not find it easy to ac- cept something for nothing, but they msy have something useful to someone else which they glad- ly turn in to a general clearing house in return for something which they need, or it may be sewing time they csn give jsm making, hauling, cutting wood. "C(hoperation" is their key-word sll the time. At the moment fruit is the special need ss the season so quickly passes. It is sincerely hoped that the coming winter may be a whole lot easier for everyone, but be- ing ready in sny event is the only safe and sane method, therefore the Association re- minds its fellowwitizens that the phone number is West 109, and there is always s volunteer at the telephone in the mornings from 10 to 12. Marriage licenses of the future mxy hove sn alimony insurance Policy at- tached. Tbe world is s looking glass, and gives back to every mah the ranactlall of h)x own face. Frown at it ssd lt will turn and look hour)y upon you: laugh at it snd with it, ahd it 1 ~ a jolly good companion.--Thackeray. ~aaavss LQNSDALt NOW PLAY)NQ BEAST af the CITT Walter Huston )h A I'vlice Thriller -- NB1vg lhlhll 1n wl 52IJC t)lh5 OO slash awar NJ'XT WBRR hlah naia,m Sich~@, Thea, ih "SO Bl(,'" ~FIi. ' 7 PARK The Reason Why Do you like gomg to school Bobby! asked Gran ps. "Yes--but I like Sunday school best," said the little boy. Grand'pa was very pleased, and, feeling in his pocket for 0 penny, said, "I'm glad to hear that Bobby. Tell me why you like Sunday school best."" 'Cos I only have to go once s week" said naughty Bobl" A Bm(ah Praduetloa NOTE Calx lllaaa)as llax( wash Isaac win ha 2 nahay aids(~ Tuesday aad yah)ay Dsrlas Ausaat 525 avaly Taaaday aad Fr(day SUNSHINI', S(JSIE s(/u. hl. Dh I 1 1101 1 1 BC 1()I Barber Shop 16th B Marina EXPERT SERV(CE E. h(ARSH, Proprietor. What John Owes hiother: John Street, Jr., Dr. Mrs. John Street, Cr. For mending his clothes Nothing For cooking his food ... For straightening up his room ..... For nursing him in his $ last illness................... I"or saving money fpr the camp For darning extra stock- ings..... For bringing him into the world Total of what John owed Mother .......................Nothing Mrs. John Street, Dr. To John Street, Jr., Cr. For ca(Tying out 2 bbl. of ashes ............................$ .10 For running to the store ..12 For sweeping out the cellar .20 For shovelling the walk.....35 For keeping room in order (I week) 07 For bringing up coal for the stove ..........................12 For helptng to wash dishes,10 For minding baby sister....25 Total of what Mother owes John ....................$1.81