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0001 March 2, 1933. THE WEST VAN NEWS The Best English Pqsk com- bined wsh the Purest Nor- wegian Cad Liver Og make Teach Brand Malt aghd Cod Liver Oil I Ib 76e. 2 Rs 0).26 Local and PersonalPRESSING - ALTERATIONS M. WILLIAMS 1668 Marine Drive (next to Fruit Store) Phone West 20 Ras Pbsss West 20SL t E Hickling of Vancouver has moved into a house at 2642 Law son Avenue. a ~ ~ F, H. Candlish has moved into a house at 1792 Argyle Avenue. a a A benefit dance was given last Saturday evening at the ski camp for a boy who broke his ankle earlier in the season. ~ ~ a The Annual reunion dinner of the 29th Vancouver Battalion, C.E.F., will take p)ace at the Hotel Vancouver, at 7 p.m. next Saturday, 4th March. All West Vancouver members are expect- ed to be an hand. A cordial in- vitation is also extended to all melnbers of the 6th Infantry Brigade to attend. For any fur- ther information please phone Ed Black, West 68. ~ a a The Very Rev. C. S. Quajnton will speak in the Orange Hall, on Tuesday, March 7th, at 8:15 p.m. on the "Oxford Groups." The Dean has been in close touch with the movement, having been with them in England last sum- mer, and is in touch with the group now on the Pacific Coast. a a a Mr. and Nrs. A. Chilton have returned from their wedding trip to their home here. J. S. Yates, 15th and Marine Drive, is confined to his home through sickness. s a John Allan, 539 14th Street, who a short time ago returned from 0 trip to England, brought with him 0 number of acorns from the celebrated King Charles Oak in tvorcestershjre.\ ~ Mrs. Sutton and daughter from Northern B.C., have moved into a house at 22nd and Belle- vue Avenue. W. R. Baker hss moved from the city into a house st 3333 Marine Drive. ~ ~ a The fifth annual birthday tea of the Women's Guild of St. Francis-in-the-Woods, Caulfeild, wss held Thursday last at the home of Miss Chappell, "Cedar- ville," about fifty friends being present. A delightful program was given through the kindness of hire. F. X. Hodgson, hire. F. Stainsby, and the Dundarave Ladies Choir quartette. a s ~ Dr. Dorothy hfiller, who has been ill, hss resumed practice. Mrs. Henshaw, who has been spending the winter In the city, is returning to her home in Csulfeild. ~ ~ ~ The badminton club of Shsughnessy Hospital, playing in their own gymnasium, defeat- ed the West Vancouver Teachers on Wednesday of last week in an exhibition game. a ~ ~ Mrs. George Kilgour of Van- couver, is spending 0 week at the Clachan hotel. ~ ~ a Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Groom are moving from 2541 Marine Drive into tha Clachan to assist their son Clilf, who is in charge. ~ ~ a Mrs. H. Lloyd, 24th and Belle. vue Avenue, has moved back to her home at Sherman. ~ ~ J. Glover, 25th and Heywood Avenue, has moved into a house at 2478 King's Avenue. ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Weir, who have been living at Sherman, have moved into a house at Glen- eagles. ~ ~ There has been a heavy snow- fall on Hollyburn Ridge this win- ter. The snow-post at Sixth Lake, which is twenty feet high, is at present under the snow. ~ a a S. Garnham, who hss been spending the winter in Vancou- ver, has returned to his home at 2466 Bellevue Avenue. ~ a ~ Ed. Black, who has been a patient in Shsughnessy Military Hospital for the past month, has returned to his home at 25th and Marine Drive. The West Vancouver XV.C.T.U. will hold their regular monthly meeting next Thursday at 2:15 p.m. at the h'omk of Nnk W. R. Hamilton, 2193 Argyle Avenue, when Mrs. Lougheed will speak on "Jail and hiissionary Work." hiembers are asked to attend and bring a friend. a The Misses Jessie and Nellie Stevenson have moved from the Clachsn into one of the hotel cottages preparatory to occupy- ing their home at 25th and Bellevue Avenue. H. H. Harper has moved from 14th and Fulton Avenue into 0 house at 2295 Fulton Avenue. a ~ Members and friends of the Y.W.C.T.U. are invited to meet at the home of Nrs. Trussell, 20th and Bellevue Avenue, at 8 p.m. next Tuesday for a social evening. a a a Last Friday night two and a half inches of rain fell at Holly- burn. a ~ a H. Archibald, 25th and Belle- vue Avenue, has moved to 190 26th Street. a a ~ I. O. D. E. The regular monthly meeting of the Duncan Lawson Chapter, I.O.D.E. will be held at the home of Mrs. J. B. Leyland at 2:15 p.m, on Monday, 6th March. LITERARY SOCIETY The next meeting of the soci- ety will be held on Friday. hiarch 10th, at 8 o'lock, when an address will be given by Miss E. M. Fry, of Columbian College, on "Some Famous hiedievsl Paintings." The address, which will be illustrated with lantern slides, will include the great ex- amples of Raphael, Leonardo, Fra Angelico, and eight others in the field of religious art. Miss Fry's address of 0 year ago to the society was sufficient proof of her power of bringing out the interest of examples of pictorial art. All who wish to attend the meeting are requested to note the change of night for this oc- casion. West Vancouver'ennis Club ANNUAL GENERAL MEETiNG tlemmill'5 Drug Store Tha Stats sf Ssttlas IS02 Mat)us Dtlrs Wast 22 Esuatgauty Phase West 221 IAftat 0 P.m.) hVEDNI',SDAY, March 15th, at 8,15 In St. Staphau' Psthdt Hall. CORRFtIPONDENCE The Editor, West Vsn News, V Hollyburn, B. C. Sir:--Before the first meeting on the new Board of School Trustees, this Poet of the Can- adian Iwgion, asked Mr. Ken- drick, the chairman, if he would, as a gesture towards individuals having no jobs, consider the claims of unemployed ex-service men when making the annual appointment of a Secretary. His evasive reply being considered unsatisfactory, this Post pressed the matter further. We pointed out to the School Board Chairman, that, )udging from the number of applications for Municipal Identificatio Slips issued in connection with the work on the Hill, we must have in this Municipality well over 400 male residents unemployed, also numerous youths, girls and women, and in view of this seri- ous situation this Post consider- ed it was making a very reason- able request when they asked these people'0 claims for 0 job be considered prior to any indiv- idual already holding a salaried position. We further asked that special consideration be accorded to veterans disabled in the service of our Country, and those who as 0 result of war services, are unable to compete in the more robust walks of life, amongst whom there are many qualified to fill the Secretarial position. The Board's reply, Mr. Editor, is that they have decided to carry on with the same arrange- ment as before, which means the job goes once again to 0 man already holding 0 salaried posi- tion. Yours truly, S. C. DOWLING, Secretary, Canadian Legion, Post No. 60. &~ THE OPEN FORUM Sunday, March 5th sts.lbp.m. iu Hullybutu Theatre Dr. Gordon Gumming of Vs»causes President af League fat Social Reconstruction SU RI ECT: What is Money? Guaattaus sud Discuss)au. Callsctlau fst expenses. HOLLYBURN THEATRE0 I' 0 4 it 10 FRIDAY sud SATURDAY Match gtd sud 0th Tom MiJE and his Wonder Horse J IXL Laundry iSERVICES: -- Thtifty, Flat- ironed sud Ruishad lsuudty Ida iuxa) Phone West 200 SSMy Pal The King" ill tl 10, ~ )I 0. ia re Is t ') '4 ia it :h h n if I it A ststy about ~ citcus in 0 mytldaul Idugdsm in Eutupa Ltttla Miakay Rasuay m ths king. Alas the usual asm~ ast- tssu sud stbat short subjasta C. J. Overin(tton PIONEER BARBER 14th and Marine Expert Work Phone IVest 135 BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL B. D. IVHITE, Mgt. Distiucilta Fuuatsl Service Lady Assistant 220 - brd St. R, Phone North 026 STRATTON'S BAKERY Bread - Tea Breads Butter Horns Coffee Rolls Large Selection af Pstrrim Almond variety Tca Shan Bread Chtistauiug, Birthday sud Wad- ding Cskss ~ specialty. ALL FRESH DAILY hfade at 1468 hiarine Drive Phone West 27 Ambleside Sheet MetalWorks LAURIE SPECK, Prspristur 1446 Marine Drive Phone West 78 FURNACES and SHEET METAL INSTALLED and REPAIRED JOBBING TEAROE & SON Phone 84 hvest Sand, Gravel, Builders'upplies Wood, Coal Dump Truck Work HIGH SCHOOL NOTES A successful tournament of four keenly contested basketball games was staged on Friday evening, February 17th. Holly- burn girls defeated Grade IX of the High School in the firs en- counter. There followed a fast game between High School of Commerce and West Vancouver High School boys in which the local boys won by one point. The local girls hsd little difficul- ty in defeating their opponents from the North Vancouver High The last game of the evening saw the Juniors win in their game with the teachers, Friday evening, February 24th, was given over to badmin- ton, Grade XI winning from Grade X in keenly contested games. On Tuesday morning J. R. Cromie addressed the school and dealt very graphically with present world conditions and Technology. The interest arous- ed was evinced by the questions which students asked st the con- clusion of the address. Room & Board hlRS. BRINE 1497 Bellevue Res. Phone Avenue West 4$8L LEGION TROOP SCOUT NOTES Last week Mr. Broderick took a photo of the troop in the Legion Hall The group is now on view in the window of C. J. Broderick'0 store. In the inter-patrol competition the Otters are leaders with the Springbucks 0 close second. Next come the Beavers and the Eagles Although spring does not seem to be hem yet the boys are plan- ning a hike for next week. TENNIS CLUB ANNUAL NEETIiVG The tvest Vancouver Tennis Club are holding their annual general meeting at 8:16 p.m. Wednesday, 15th 31arch, in St. Stephen's Parish Hall It is hoped that there will be a good attendance of members, so that the club may get a flying start at what should be an early and most successful season. Any who are thinking of joining or intend to jom will be especially welcome. (y j I fw a K.W. Savory 1443 hlarine Drive AmblesldeE I Phone West 340 Evenings, West 143 WEST VAN A. A, A, MILITARY WHIST DRIVE anII DANCE lu LEGION HALL FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1933, nt 8 p.m. GOOD IRUSIC -- GOOD PRIZES -- GOOD EATS ADMISSION 25c. 'URER( Estate Finance and Insurance Manufacturer: «How did my son carry on thc business while I was away 7" Manager: "Oh, he carried on sll right, but he forgot the busi- ness.u NOTICE Dr. Dsr»fky kfiggtr tpitktt fs sssssscv fksf skt kdt s»t» gully tvrstsrrd gt»sf kcr rtrtsf illness asd if rfssstisg kcr prtfcficr. AM l)LFSI DE M EAT 1'RKFT 14th and Marine Drive .I. NURCII. Proprietor Finest Quality Fresh Meals, Smoked and Cooked Masts. PHONE WEST 303 TAILORING - CLEANING ~ DYEING