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0001 I?32 )Ay ik )Ay (b s 'y 4(1 ll l43 ate IIII )N )'6 8 August 25, 1932i, MANT FINK RADIO BARGAINS J. W. KELLY PIANO CO., LTD. L m i ANNOUNCEMENT! On accoun( oF trade conditions we are abligcd on snd sf(er this daic io vendue( our business on a strictly cash or C,O.D. basis. We also wish (o thank our patrons For past Favors. i ' . WEST VAN. TRANSFER (Ed. Black) West 68 /:(9 4 \ma tb. ~I Sutherland, hiargaret Hume, Lil- lian Haddock. West Vancouver, 2nd--Peggy Hardman, Janet Thomson, May Armstrong, Elsie Partridge. The boys are having the fin- ishing touches preparatory to entering Hastings Park on Sat- urday where the Eliminations take place commencing at 10 a. m. Monday will be the finals, and the results on that day will de- cide whether the North Shore has the material to represent the Province in the British Empiro Sports which will be 3 prelimin- ary to the 1936 Olympics. Lon- don 1934 is the proposed date for the Empire Track and Field Sports. ', s..'0th instant, at 3 p.m. The Club is indebted to Mr. *';":l MacAulay and Mr. Percy And- rews who have donated their ';:cars from time to time. It would ' like also to voice its appreciation „'.'"to the coaches who have carc- , '4 fully instructed the competitors .2 Messrs. Stewart, McEwen, and +'Miller from North Vancouver; ;;.: Messrs. Dave Willinkton and Fltvji Jack Tvemyss from )Vest Van- couver. ,b The South Vancouver Girls'. had an 8 point advantage at the „'inish of the competition and I 'his will be the subject of an- other get together on Saturday, September 3rd, at South Van- $ '.,"couver. The judges were J. G. . Fleming of Lynn Valley, A. Mc- Aulay, )Vest Van. and John if'Jack) Stewart, North Vancou- ver. Results Umler 14 years, 75 yards-- I, Elsie Partridge, W.V.; 2, Phyllis Brown, N.V.I 8, Dorothy Zeinckie, S.V. Under 17 years, 100 yards-- , I, Flsie Partridge, W.V.; 2, Myrtle Eipper, S.V.; 3, Peggy I iy', Toddun, N.V. High Jump -- I, Edith Ridler, , E 4 ft. Iin.; 2, Peggie Hardman Ed Lillian Haddock, tie, 4 ft. ~?„'~~Baseball Throw -- I, Dorothy .Zeinckie, S.V., 136 feet, 8 inches;'.,', Edith ltidler, S.V.; 134 feet; i) .'I, Joyce Tvebber, N.V., 132 feet, 10 inches. Under 16 years, 75 yards-- I, Margaret Hume, S.V.; 2, Haz- I 'L&'7I BILTON HOUSE PAUI.INF. JOHNSON SCHOOL The Principal of this school will be in his oi?ice from 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday, September 1st and 2nd, to enrol the Receiving Class and also pupils from other schools. Pupils who were successful in the Entrance Examination and were recommended to High School are requested to obtain their certificates at the oi?ice on the afternoon of Thursday or Friday next week. FRAMAR MONTESSORI Sehsssd for Young Children RHYTHM (k DANCING included Yxk Term Sixrtv Tuv»dxy September 6(hSCHOOL for BOYS Dsy Hoya and Boarders Preparation for Exams. M(xlern Curriculum, Games K. B. FOYSTER, %29th St. I'hone West 150Y2 Si'E(')A). DAN('.)N(l ('ASS Yssr Older Children )Ves)xevdxy A((vrnvssssv For Pari)voices Phone MRS. W. D. FRASER 1786 Evquimai( Avv. ST. PATRICIA SCHOOL For Girls and Kindergarten Co(ncr 20(h and Hsywood AUTUMN TERM Commences TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6(h Pnncipsl- Mus J. Du(bin Special Coo(ac(-- Music. Ass snd French Kindcrgaeicn so High School Pauline Johnson School Ri"i (GIRLS OF OI.YihIPIC CLUB el Sutherland, S.V.; 3, Janet MEET SOUTH VANCOUVER Thomson, )V.V. Broad Jump -- I, Margaret The Tri City Track and Fiekl Hume, S.V., 15 feet, 2 inches; i&lect between the girls from 2, Edna Stewart, iV.V., 14 feet 3 '.-.-" South Vancouver Girls'thletic inches; J, Peggy Hardman, W. Club and the girls from the 3 V., 14 feet. Canyon City Junior Olympic Relay Race -- South Vancou- 'Club was held at hiahon Park, ver, 1st--Myrtle Eipper, Hazel". J North Vancouver, Saturday, the THE WEST VAN NEWS THE BURNING BL'SH By Subadar There recently appeared in an American magazine an ar- ticle from one of their educators who wss entirely dissatisfied with the results obtained in their public schools, We, too, are becoming concerned about education in Canada. If we re- alize that natural ability cannot be created by education, which can only train whatever brains a child possesses, some of the difficulties will disappear. It follows that the subjects taken up do not so much matter as long as their study will train the child'3 reasoning powers, which means again that ample t'me must be given for the aver- age child to master those sub- jects. In other words, better to thoroughly master say the three R's than take 0 mental Cook'6 Tour through a dozen higher subjects. At the present time our high school curriculum in Canada is largely a cram, and therefore has neither the merit of properly training the brain nor even of giving the child the not so necessary knowledge de- rived from a higher education. A certain Australian profes- sor stated the other day that the policy of tariffs and particu- larly those decided on at the Ec- onomic Conference, if continued would nullify all recent scientif- ic progress and reduce the na- tions to primitive communities. He fails to realize that many thousands of thinking people, whose numbers are increasing every day, would hai! such 3 re- sult as a great improvement. We all know that science has made war many times more horrible than it was before, and there is more than 3 growing suspicion that it has done much the same for peace. So far recent scien- tific progress has some few greater human comforts to its credit and 6 great deal of hum- an unhappiness. Canada and the States have been informed that this winter every third number at dances will be a tango. This particular kind of dance is said to be bring- ing an old world refinement to the ballroom, in other words we are to forsake our African hab- its and go South America, the original home of the tango, I be- lieve. I hope it will bring an improvement, at any rate to the musie, which nowadays often sounds as if three tom cats had invaded 6 henhouse, and were having 0 thoroughly pleasant time, thank you. At the worst, the music can't be worse, and, if dancers will only all keep mov- ing forward instead of now and then backing up in the fairway, it will at least give our poor feet and ankles a chance. ~ v i There is going to be a good time in Vancouver this winter for an association hss been form- ed to train young bagpipers, so I suppose we shall be hearing a number of squeaks and squawks coming out of the fog around the city this winter, snd frantic women will be phoning the police that "0 'orrible murder" has just been committed down the street. By next summer Vancouver should have one hundred pipers like the song. Apropos of this Jacobite song, while I don' blame the English for running away from ten pipers, let alone one hundred, the music (?) must have driven th» Sassenachs so crazy that the latter in despera- tion cleaned up, for certainly the rebellloii ws)8 anything but a sllcce8s. 0vt rs('&0 Heard at a local stationers: Small child: Mummy, why don't you buy this "foreign" notepaper? Mother (agitatedly): Hush, child, we mustn't buy anything foreign nowadays. )Ve must buy British. ROOM AND )k)ARD--Nvxr She Cvvvy good home. vesxossbiv rates. Phone West 108. A FRAMED ENLARGEMENT ~arne favorite esspshot is s nice way io remember ysssr holiday. Wc frame pie(uses, develop. print, en- large, copy. Ocr p)sess iv located in West Vxsvvuvev. ensuring promPt snd individexi vvrviev, C. J. Bvssd- evick, Photo Fix)cher, 1436 Mxrinc Drive. Y()k kENT--Tkv heave x( 2)M ('ssv. don Amnue may be for svni after Asgvxi 25ih. 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