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0001 THE WEST VAN NEWSNovember 24, 1932. TAILORING - CLEANING ~ DYEING Local and Personal Your Ktiristmas Kartis Can be a&ducted easier From aur present ca&enisle keck than later on Cards from Sc up. Cemmill'I Drug Store PRESSING - AI.TERATIONS M. WILLIAMS 1668 Marine Drive (next to Fruit Store) Colonel K. W. Savory, who has been ill at his home for some time, is back at his oFice again. v v c hliss L. McFadyen and Miss M. Macfie, both of the Holly- burn School teaching stair, sre away sick. c Mrs. Johnson, who has Iteen the guest for the past month of Mr. and Mrs. A. Harvey-Smith, 16th and Marine Drive, has re- turned to her home in Nakusp, B. C. ~ v v In regard to Lighthouse Park, Point Atkinson, the council ap- proved the leaving open of nego- tiatians with the Vancouver Parks Board, the matter being referred back t» the reeve. v Miss D. Gill of Vancouver, a sister of Allan Gill, 2095 Argyle Avenue, passed away last Fri- day in the city after a short ill- ness. She was aged 36, and had resided in Vancouver all her life. ~ v v Death of Mru. H. H. lemon ~ The death occurred last Sun- day at the Notth Vancouver General Hospital of Mrs. Annie Lemon, wife of H. H. Lemon, 2220 Marine Drive. The deceas- ed, who was fifty four, was born in Ontario, and had been a resi- dent of IVest Vancouver for the past fifteen years. She is sur- vived by her husband and 0 son and daughter, Robert and Agnes both at home Funeral services were held at 2.30 p.m. Tuesday in St. Stephen's Church, Rev. F. A. Ramsey oik'iciating, snd inter- ment was made in Capilano View Cemetery. The Burrard Funeral Chapel had charge of the funeral arrangements. c A memo from the city clerk of North Vancouver re Second Nar- rows Bridge was referred hy the council to the reeve. ~ ~ The council appointed Coun- cillors Dickinson snd Fiddes with the reeve to constitute the Court of Revision of the 1933 Voters'ist to be held st the municipal hall on Saturday, the 10th day of December, 1932, at 10 a.m. ~ ~ ~ For the last few Sundays a number of unemployed have been out to Fraser Valley points procunng some of the fruit and vegetables that would otherwise be wasted and have been able to help several families that were in need. Thanks are due to those farmers who so kindly donated the produce. A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brown of IVest Bay, last Tuesday at the North Vancouver General HospitaL Rax Phsns Wck 2$6L Reginald Hamilton, 2193 Ar- gyle Avenue, has returned to his duties on the teaching staff of Pauline Johnson SchooL ~ ~ ~ Mr. Kiernan, 25th and King' Ave., moved yesterday to Van- couver. ~ ~ ~ Mrs. John Speck, 1483 29th Street, is very seriously ill in North Vancouver General Hos- pital. L.O.L. No. 2990 will meet next Sunday at 10:45 a.m. At the Orange Hall snd will march from there to the West Vancouver United Church for divine ser- vice. c ~ Word was received this week by Mrs. J. S. Yates, 1538 Marine Drive, that her brother Oswsld Partington, had passed away on Monday at his home in Kenors, Ontario. ~ ~ ~ Compared with the rest of Canada West Vancouver and the Pacific slope generally have been enjoying very mild weather. A number of our residents sre still picking raspberries in their gar- dens, and the fruit, while not as sweet as in the summer, can be eaten with enjoyment.\ c ~ George Faulkner, 1344 Gor- don Avenue, was the victim of a serious accident on Tuesday morning on the Keith Road,a log rolling on him and breaking both his ankles. He was taken to the North Vancouver General Hos- pital, v v Mrs, P. Cauley has moved into a house st 2141 Argyle Avenue. ~ \ Miss B. A. Fry, who is the teacher of the West Vancouver Sketch Club, has again been suc- cessful in having a picture hung In this year's exhibition of the Royal Canadian Academy. West Vancouver will play the A. r N. Bluebirds at I p.m. Sat- urday at Ambleside Park. Ref- eree, P. Masterman. c c v Mrs. Gilday, 27th and Ottawa Ave., who is ill, was taken to the North Vancouver General Hospital last Sunday.\ v \ Beginning next week and up to Christmas week Hollyburn Theatre will only be open on Fri- days and Saturdays, the Satur- day matinees being maintained. Also, commencing last Friday a coupon is being given with each 25c admission. Each coupon will be good for one chance on the occasion of the turkey drawing which will be conducted during the week preceding Christmas. In addition ta at least two tur- keys there will be many other good things. A. B. Stevenson of Vancouv & spent the week end at the Clach- an. The council appointed Pol- lough Pogue as fire ranger for one year as from 1st December, 1932, phoae Wast 20 W. L. OGDEN CO. hv'e"st"I'45 MEN'8 AND BOYS'URNISHINGS EXCLUSIVELY=I .,1I k. Men's I'."k',"'weater Coats $29S Sixes 36 tu se Fine Knit Thc Stere ul Sccvke. i&02 Msvu&s Drive West $2 Eu&ccscucy Phoae Wcsi aal (Alter 0 p, ux) FIRE INSURANCE RATES iia hvest Vancouver rs. Good reliable Companies. &VIORE ? PEARE Telephone: North 428 WEST VANCOUVER UNEMPLOYED ASSN. There was a splendid attend- ance of over one hundred the last meeting on November 18th. Owing to the time taken in bal- loting for the election of officers there was not time to hold the whist drive as announced. How- ever, excellentrefreshmentswere served and all who stayed after this social function enjoyed dancing till midnight, thanks to Mr. Childs, who was prevailed on to provide the necessary music. The following officers com- prise the new executive: President--M. Phillips. Vice-President--Geo. Perree. Sec.-Tress.--W. Crane. Other Members--Mrs. John- ston, and Messrs. Crosby, Guy- mer and C. Turner. IVays and Means Committee- Mrs. Gleed, Al. Phillips snd G. Herring. Ambleside Sheet MetalWotks LAURIE spECK, Pvspvlclsv 1446 Mamne Drive Phone West 78 FUR'qACES and SHEET METAL INSTALLED and REPAIRED JOBBLNG S~p per thousand for 3 yea WHY PAY W. B. SHAKES Telephone: Trinity 5218 Tapioca Pudding Ii& cup pearl tapioca or 3 tablespoons minute tapioca 3 tablespoons minute tapioca I quart milk I teaspoon melted butter 6 tablespoons sugar i&0 teaspoon salt 2 eggs I teaspoon vanilla or lemon ex- tract. Soak tapioca in cold water one hour; drain; add milk and but- ter, and cook in double boiler until tapioca is transparent. Add sugar and salt to beaten eggs and combine by pouring hot mix- ture slowly on eggs. Return to double boiler and cook until thick. Add fiavoring and serve hot or cold with cream. I(ed ii IIhe !v".& ) cy'TRATTON'S BAKERY iv FRESH BREAD -- CAKES All Kinds of Tea Bread Assorted Pastries Almond Varieties Banbury or Ecdes Cakes, Variety of Butter Icing Cakes Christening, Birlhday and Va eddmg Cakes made at 1468 MARINE DRIVE Phone West 27 and Delivery will call. ( I ittisa, dRral. u&aa I Car Tops, Curtain Lights Slip Covers PHONE N. R. ELLIS, 1427 Marine GOVERN5IENT CONFIDENT OF SELLING P.G.E. TO AifiIERICAN CAPITALISTS Whether the Pacific Creat Eastern Railway is to be extend- e&l from Squamish to North Vancouver or not, if it is sold shortly will be revealed to the Legislature when it meets, Prem- ier Tolmie said Saturday. Beyond that he would not dis cuss the demand of North Van- couver District Council that the proposed sale contract includes a clause covering the extension of the line into North Vancouver City. It was indicated again that the government has become increas- ingly confident of selling the rail- way to United States capitalists, although the deal has not been finally closed yet. The terms of the sale have been completed and the government only awaits now 0 deposit of 6500,000 from the purchasers to close an op- tion which would have to be con- firmed by the House. The contract includes a "high- ly satisfactory" labor clause, it was stated when the government was questioned as to the use of British Columbia men in the ex- tension of the line to the Peace country. &eddhif 1 asksi ixehat Room & Board Phcus ED. BLACK MRS. BRLNE 1497 Bellevue Res. I'hone Avenue IVest 458L WEST 63 lsc GALT, TLILAMEFJ&. sud NANAIMO - WELLINGTO'.& COAL All orders Cash or C.O.D. 0 think adie&k 'I xdeti, j,, 'adead," cw 'a avey K.W. Savory BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. WHITE, Mgr. Distiuctlvc Funeral Su&vlcc Lady Assistant 320- 3rd St. K, Phone North 626 1443 siarine Drive Ambleside Phone West 340 Evenings, West 143 IXL Laundry Real Estate Finance and Insurance SERVICES: -- Thrifty, Flat- ironed sud Iiulshsd laundry (dc luxc) I'hsuc &Vast 200 If your hans are act laying as they should, tvy Thrivo Laying Mash M&KENZIE 6& M&WILLIAM FEED Ca. 225 Luusdals Avc. North 4 FERRY OPERATING SURPLUS 310,373.64 The auditors'eport presented to the council st their last meet- ing showed the ferries to have made an operating surplus of SIOI373.64 for the nine months ending 30th September. Passen- ger receipts from the boats tot- alled 363,909.0 snd from the buses 615,029.54. Stulfed Prunes or Dates IVash dry and stone fruit; cut almost in half and fill with a half marshmallow or blanched al- mond or chopped nuts and rais- ins and roll in sugar. Grlglth -- Payne A quiet vredding was solem- nixed at All Saints Church, Roy- al Oak, Rev. J. P. Dingle officiat- ing, when Dorothy Mabel Payne, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Payne, 14th and Haywoad, became the bride of Meredith C. Griffith, second son of I&ir. and hire. IV. R. Grilfith of Nanaimo. The bride was given in marriage by her father, and D. Mclntosh acted as best man. During the signing of the register L. A. Sturgess sang "Because." After the ceremony a recep- tion wss held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith leaving later for Van- couver Island, On their return they will reside in the city. WEST VANCOUVER CHORAL SOCIETY Good Music Prices Refresh&scute TICKETS 60u AMBLESIDE MEAT MARKET 14th and Marine Drive GRAND CONCERT 0 Including "Hiawatha'8 Wedding Feast" WiR bc held in Unued Church MONDAY, November 28th at 8.15 p.m.J. MURCH, Proprietor Finest Quality Fresh Meats, Smoked and Cooked siesta. Admission SS cents PHONE WEST 303 WEST VAN WELFARE ASSOCIATION 0 t ~ %C~ Christmas Cheer Fund DANCE and BRIDGE INGLEWOOD AUDITORIUM e& FRIDAY, December 2nd, 9 p.m. to I a.m.