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0001 THE WEST VAN NEWS Myrrh 80. 19fei r' riv I v r vcrtr vrc va uvrv mv Bra r- a&*' crt-'Suu v u! Ivyrc rr ~'rcr v vac v p' .v v .' ~ ru!- Vv'r rv ~ ~,'rr .r..rrrrr rce~'rc rc rv dlrrrrrrrc vrsrrr rr 'rrrcrrrrr rrcr r rrrm 'rrr'r"r rr mr rrrr Lrr rrrrrrr rrrrr remrcc r. n.~rrr PARISH GEOGRAI'IIY By J. I'orter We were recently told of a scheme of Empire study which is being arrange&l for by the local Chapter of the I.O.D.E. I trust that I may be permitted to make a suggestion which should be useful, and which at any rate may be the means of enlisting the services of mem- bers who cannot handle subjects of wide scope. Those who have been born in small towns or rural parishies in the old country, or whose par- ents came from such places, sre often in a posi!Jon to write in- structive and interesting papers on parish geography and history from 16 to 30 minutes in length. Nothing elaborate is needed in the way of illustrution. From live to ten picture post cards csn be pinned up around the wall. The sheet of the Bartholomew map containing the parish csn be got for about 50 cents; snd it will be easy to make s sketch msp from it in heavy blue pencil on 8 sheet of building paper, all minor details being left out. No money need be spent on books like those of H. V. Morton. Something much more thorough is I&quired for parish geography but it can be got with a little perseverance. A careful study of an old country parish or small town can be made interesting to the most highly educated audience. But it must be written. The word hss far too much of slov- enly extemporaneous. To the writer of such 8 study, it will often prove s more useful men- tal discipline than many s sum- mer course at s university. United Church WEST VANCOUVER Christian Science Society Au Easter Bopfuet IVithout a PeruftfJJeut 1Vizrfe is lihr spring without /Iowtrs Don't male iha mistaka of &ryfug on tha new hats without having your huis arranged iu u chic aahzuva hy Miss Clay of the Dt hisrjory McGubbin DENTISTMinister, Rev. Hillis Wr!ght SUNDAY SERVICES 11:16 a.m. and 7:16 p.m. On Monday, April 3rd, at 8 p.m. the Y.P.S. will nicest to spend 8 social evening st the home of Miss Durbin, 20th and Haywood. An executive meeting of the IVomen's Associsth n of the United Church was held on Tuesday afternoon st ihe home of the president, 51rs. A. M. O'Donnell. Tentative plane were made to hold s tea and home- cooking sale an Tuesday, 51ay 2nd. in the Church Hall. Hours yam tag p.m. Sa&uvduyu: 10 u m. &a I p, m. Evauiugv urn! Saturday Aftvv- uaauu by apyaiuimvu& only. Royal Sauk Building I'haua ivav& 440 i&au!daeva Vhauv Wvv& Sya C!IURCH BDIFICB 2mh uud Bsquimui&, Hanyhuru This Savivty is u Branch af The b!a&sar Church The Fivx«,'hurah af Christ, Svivuiix&, iu Sax&au, Muxxuahuva&is Sunday Sarviaaa 11:80 s.m. sad 7&SO p.m. Sunday April 2 19SS Subject& "UNREALITY" ! nsf. c. n. H. SEARLE DENTIST Hsy Block !4&h uud his&isa Dv Oiiiaa Hours 0 ia 0 p, m Evauiugu by uppaiuimaui. Phaua West 78 . Gu:eyfdolg PJ Beauty S/ioppe + I I 1540 !liar!au Drive For Appaiu&maui Phaaa West 117 Sunday School ui 10:00 s.m. Testimony Meeting Waduasduy ~t 8:15 p.m.Presbyterian Mission C. J. Overington P ION EER BAR B F R 14th and hlarlne Expert 1Vork Phone West I:i5 ! Drugs Pa&au& hivdiviaeu Phase Wvut 222 ANBLESIDE PHARNACY Orange Hall Minister--Rev. J. W. Cuddeford Services: 10 a.m.--Sabbath School. 11 a.m.--Morning worship. WEST VAN. A.A.A. Don't forget the Military Whist and Dance at the d,egion Hall next Friday, hiarch 81st, st 8 p.m. Come early to secure s table, ss these entertainments have proved extremely popular. Refreshments as usual and priz- es for both cards snd the dance. A really enjoyable eveniug at s very low price of admission. See advt. elsewhere in this issue. All those wishing to play Junior League baseball, please submit their names before Mon- day, April 3rd, to Mr. Condon, West 236R or hir. Romans, West 438R. A general meeting under the auspices of the West Vancouver A.A.A. will be held in the Legion Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Monday next, April 3rd, with the object of forming Soft Ball Leagues in West Vancouver. Everybody int- erested, invited to attend. West Van. Rangers F. C. IVest Vsn. Rangers F. C. ver- sus Kerrisdale, at Kemsdale Park on Saturday, April 1st. Kickoff 2&45 p.m. Team will be selected from the following: Trsiford, Johncox- Butt, Forrester, McMillsn, G. hissterman, Bsrnott, Wedley, Lennox, B. Cripps, A. Master- man, J. Cripps, Davenport, Ed- wards, Ferguson, Turner, Mc- Vesn, Winchcombe. Take the 1:30 Ferry and No. 7 csr. West Van. United &". C. The re-played Cup Tie match against Collingwood at Colling- wood Park last Saturday, result- ed in s very thrilling snd keenly contested game. As in tlfe first engagement, play hsd to be con- tinued for two periods of over- time, snd it wss not until the finsl five minutes that tLe de- ciding goal was secured by Col- lingwood to break the 1-1 tie. This goal wss in itself a dra- matic accident in which the United goal-keeper, D'Essum, substituting for Larnie, who hsu put up s very fine defence, wss injured. The boys sre to be congratu- lated on s wonderful perform- ance and one which sugurs well for their cup tie e!forts next season. West Vsn. United F. C. play Cedar Cottage in a Junior Alli- ance League game at Ambleside Park on Saturday, April 1st, at 3 p.m. This should be 8 real good game, judging by the high class exhibition the players have given in the cup series. Team will be chosen from Larney, D'Essum, McLean, F. Downie, Timbrell, Normsnd, Grieve, Bell, Vaughan, Fiddes, Hamilton, Stratton, Dsvie. All supporters lease turn out and support the ome team. St. Stephen's Church Rector: Rev. F. A. Ramsey, L.S.T. April 2nd, 1933 -- 6th Sunday in Lent. 8 s.m.--Holy Communion. 10 snd 11:16 s.m. -- Sunday SchooL 11:16 a.m.--Holy Communion and Sermon. 7:16 p.m.--Evensong snd ser- mon. 8 p.m.--St. Francis, Csulfeild. It is hoped that s member of the Oxford Group Team will preach at one of the services on Sunday, but no definite informa- tion is available ss we go to press. An exceptional opportunity to hear an interesting speaker is afforded the men of the congre- gation on Tuesday night st 8:30, when CoL the Rev. G. A. Wells, M,A., C.M.G., will speak on "The Church in the World Today" A cordial invitation is extended to sll men to attend this address which will be the last of the men's sacisls for this season. W. L KER, Prop 1401 Marine Drive Wax& Vuuvauvvr Phone IVest S23 Prvscriy&iaax Photo Suypiiav Ambleside Sheet Metalworks lAUR!E SPECK prop&!cia& 1446 Marine Drive Phone Weui 78 FI!RNACES and SHEET METAI. INSTALLED snd REPAIRED JOBBING 'l)' ') IPhilip C. Chapman General Insurance Agent Fire, Automobile. Burglary, Avaidvui uad Sivkuvua e&c. 5557 King's Avc. Phone W. 42VS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHI:RCH The subject of the Lesson- Sermon in sll Christian Science churches and societies on Sun- day will be "UNREALITY." One of the Bible texts will be Ecclesiastes 11 14& "I have seen all the works that are done under the sun; sfid, behold, sll is vanity and vexation of spirit." The Lesson-Sermon will also include the following passage from page 277 of "Science. and Health with Key to the Scrip- tures" by 51ary Baker Eddy: "Nothing we can ssy or believe regarding matter is immortal, for matter is temporal and is therefore a mortal phenomenon, s human concept, sometimes beautiful, always erroneous." B. C. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY The IVest Vancouver Branch of the B. C. Scottish Country Dance Society held 8 very enjoy- able dance at the Clachsn on Saturday March 26th There wss a good attendance con- sidering the numerous other entertainments being held that evening. Refreshments were served, snd the dance closed CARD OF Tiitv&KS Mvx. Wsrrau A. Davidson uud family wish ia thank their friaudx for their kiyd expres- sions of sympathy iu their bereavement. St. Anthony's Church Pastor: Rev. Father Flanagan Residence: 1361 25th St. Sunday 8:45 s.m.--Holy Mass -- Ser- mon. 10:45 s.m.--Holy Mass -- Ser- mon. 2:16 p.m.--Sunday School. 7:15 p.m.--Devotions. Week Days 7:30 a.m.--Holy Mass. 7:45 p.m., Wednesday -- Devo- tions. 7:46 p.m.,Friday -- Devotions, Confessions of school children 7&80 p.m., Saturday -- Confes- sions of adults ~~ First Meeting of the May Day Committee Sold! Ha chugged up ta the toll gate As ail aM mru da chug, A look af baffled rage wux yiuiu Upon his weary mug. "Oua dollar for the car, my msu, The passaugars ga free." The driver, wife snd kids stepped aut, "Sold. buddy! Here's the kay." IN THE MUNICIPAL HALL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5th, at 8 p.fn. All Associations are asked &o send delegates. WEST VAN A A A Patronize those who advertise in this issue. Military whist and DanceEuixhiiahvd on North Shura20 Yaurs. (Lady Assistant) HARRON BROS. 8& WILLIAMSON jl:uuerallIljrectars North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 134 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 OPEN FORUM At the Open Forum in the Hollyburn Theatre, March 19th, two Japanese speakers put the Japanese point of view of the Manchurian question. Mr. Ysm- ago of Port Hsney, spoke on "The Founding of Msnchukuo." Mr. Yonemurs of Vancouver, spoke on "Japanese Intervention in Manchuris." He dwelt on the heavy capital investments of Japan in Msnchuris, the inse- curity owing to the lack of stable government in China snd assert- ted that China hsd defaulted on treaty agreements with Japan, snd he justified Jupsnese inter- vention on these grounds. In answer to questions snd criticism he boiled the argument down to the fact that Japan is over-populated and must find room to expand or many of its people will die of starvation. The Japanese realize this and are de- termined to persist in their pres- ent paficy in the face of world- wi&le opposition because they prefer to die fighting than to face the probability of death by starvation. The next Open Forum will be held at the Socialist Hall, 1453 Marine Drive on Sunday, April 2nd, at 8 p.m. when Mr. A. M. Stephen will speak on "The Basis for 8 New Social Order." IN LEGION HALL FRIDAY, MARCH 31st, at 8 p.m. REFRESHMENTS 25a GOOD h!USIC BRAKES STOP THE WHEELS! TIRES STOP THE CAR! What about your tires, ilfr. Anto Owneri'ee BILL GROUT RtTHB v . ~ +EST +AN MOTORS For Firestone Tires WeSt Van NeIjjJS Puhiivhad Bvary Thursday ~ 1iPuhUuhav F. F. LOVEGROVE Phone West 363 Buoiuaua sud Fdiiaviui OR!ca& 17th asd Msrisa Dviva (Next ta Haiiyhmu P. O.) Phone West 363 1443 histins We Spaaiuiixa iu Piauviug the Customer West 268 Monastery LAUNDRY Hss arranged to give to West Vancouver patrons s regular and cilicient service beginning April 1st. Laundry collected and delivered the same week, Mall Addraaus P.O. Bax 01, Hai!yhura, B.C. North Vancouver Office: 123 Lonsdale Ave. 514)0 ~ yvar hy assr!at'SS)0 s yvar hy mail The West Vancouver branch of the Canadian Legion wrote the council regarding the condi- tion of 18th Street. The matter was referred to the engineer for his report. PHONE FAIRMONT 883 Charge call to Monastery Laundry, 662 West Fourteenth Ave. Patronize those who advertise with every one feeling they had m this issue. spent a very pleasant evening. * iv