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0001 Phone West 20 Rm. Phone West 2SSL MASSED BAND CONCERT (Weel Vancouver Boys, Province Carriers snd South Burncby Bands) iu the Auditorium, Kiicilcuc liigh School FRIDAY, MARCH 31st, at 8 p.m. 0 Admission 25c. Patronize those who advertise 1 ) in this issue. SPECIAL Fire Insurance Rates )VEST VANCOUVER UNEhIPLO TED ASSN. The regular bi-weekly meeting was held in the Legion Hall on Friday, March 24th, at 7 p.m. with Mark Phillips in the chair. The monopolizing of the re- stricted hour and a half session by minor irrelevant matters, pre- cluded any discussion or action on the all-important business of the local application of the Jones Scale to all relief recipients, much to the disappointment of the unusuauy large number of members present. However, a special meeting dealing solely with the Jones Scale will be held on Friday, March 31st, at 8 p.m. in the Socialist Hall in the 1400 block Marine Drive. Everyone who is now on, or is only temporarily otf, relief and nobody else, is requested to at tend 2nd insure the revelation of the real will, work or no work, of relief recipients as a whole. For four and one-half hours after the meeting last Friday, Tom Smith, Tom Irwin, Grant McNeil and the Childs'Lowe music ensemble put the "Pover- ty Frolic" over in a big way to the large crowd. Ask anyone who was there. Any Section of West Vancouver 310 per thous- and for 3 years. Only reliable Companies represented. )V. B. SHAKESPEAltE, North 428 Seymour 5534 Ed. Black, West 68 Transfer, Builders'upplies Wakeley'SHop Manure Room & Boardllil ley- hehc hber lbsl vere bsd Bc 'i MRS. BRINE 1497 Bellevue Res. Phone Avenue West 458L TEAROE & SON Phone 84 West Sand, Gravel, Builders'upplies %Food, Coal Dump Truck Work JAPANESE FANTASY IS GREAT SUCCESS The Japanese Fantasy put on last Friday and Saturday nights in the Inglewood Auditorium by the Dundarave Ladies Choir under Mrs. F. X. Hodgson, as- sisted by male soloists and chorus, was a great success, the house being full both nights. A substantial sum was realized for the West Vancouver Welfare Association and the Boys'and, to whom part of the proceeds were given. The excellency of the whole production showed that a great deal of time 2nd trouble had been spent on the various num- bers, both by Mrs. F. X. Hodg- son and D. D. Sharp, stage man- ager, as well as by the individual actors and cihorus. The stage decorations and lighting in charge of J. E. Durbin, J. Tred- gold and A. J. Gleam, were very pretty, as were the costumes, for which Mrs. Gleam was re- sponsible, the make-up being in the dhands of Edgar Smith. Able assistance was given by a string orchestra under the direction of Mrs. F. Knight-Hodge, Mrs. J. E, Durbin acting as accompanist. Patronize those who adverti- in this issue. K.W. Savory 1443 Marine Drive Ambleside Phone )Vest 340 Evenings, )Vest 143 Real Estate Finance and Insurance r C 1 su ~ Patronize those who advertise in this issue. 268 ~s",'. WEST VANCOUVER SCOTTISH SOCIETY Canard cud Auchur-Dcucldscu Linc Pictures of Scotland at Inglcwood High School Auditorium Friday, March 81sty at 8 P.m. EVERYBODY WELCOME COLLECTION AMI)LESIDE MI':AT MARKET 14th and Marine Drive J. NURCH, Proprietor Finest Gualihy Fresh hleuts, Smoked and Cooked Meats, PHONE WEST 303 l. 1, ~ ~ 'arch 30, 1933. TAILORING - CLEANING - DYEING PRESSING - ALTERATIONS M. lVILLIAMS 1568 hlarine Drive (next to I"ruit Store) THE WFST VAN NEWS c Local and YOUR TONICPersonal 4r I 2 L.O.L. No. 2990 will hold their regular meeting next Tuesday, the 4th April, at 8 p.m. in the Orange Hall. c c c Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Harring- ton have moved from 17th Street into a house at 968 16th StreeL ~ c Miss Isabel Campbell of Van- couver, wss 2 guest over the week end at the Clachan. c ~ ~ Nr. and Nrs. Alfred Hough- ton, 2992 Marine Drive, who have been residents here for many years, are leaving at the end of the week to take up resi- dence on Galiano Island, ~ c ~ The next meeting of the Lit- erary Society will be held on Thursday evening, April 6th, at 8 o'lock, when an address will be given by Principal F. J. Pat- terson, M.A., on "New Bruns- wick." It is hoped that as many friends as possible will take ad- vantage of what is sure to be a careful geographical and histori- cal study of one of the most int- eresting provinces in the Domin- iehs ~ c ~ On Saturday night last, Gor- don Knechtle Iield 2 week-end party in, honor of Dick Wynd- ham, the Canadian Breastroke Swimming Champion, who is shortly leaving for Ottawa. Those present included Sid Sum- mers, Stan Stronge, Bill Darling, Doug Johnston 2nd Murray Watson. c Friends of Miss Gwen Clay gave her a surprise party last Friday evening at the home of hlr. and Mrs. P. C. Chapman. The evening was very pleasantly spent in cards. Those present were: Mr. and hire. IVilliam Gentleman, Mr. 2nd Mrs. Charles Odium, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Har- rington, Miss Ethel Roberts, Miss Ruth Jackson, Miss Sybil Chapman, Mr. and hfrs. P. C. Chapman, Bert Thompson, Charles, James and Metford Chapman. ~ c Mr. and Mrs. Nackenzie of Vancouver, are moving into a house at 2932 hfarine Drive. ~ \ Councillor Dickinson, acting for the delegation from the council to the U.B.C.M. Conven- tion in Victoria, gave a full re- port to the council of that body's activities and of the manner in which the resolutions submitted by the West Vancouver Council had been dealt with. A vote of thanks was accorded the dele- gates for the excellent work done by them at the convention. c c c Read Smith's ad. for specials. Fdr this spring shoukl be TORCH BRAND Mak snd Cod Liver Chl. I lb. 75c. 2 b. 31. 25 There was a bush lire on Tues- day at 20th and Esquimalt Ave- nue. The fire brigade turned out and extinguished it, c c ~ Mr. and Nrs. Layman, 24th 2nd Bellevue Avenue, have mov- ed into one of the Bulkley cot- tages at 25th and Bellevue Avenue. ~ c c Mr. and Nrs. A. P. Kerley 2nd family are moving on Saturday from 1373 24th Street into the Houghton house at 2992 Marine Drive. ~ ~ Rev. II. P. Humphreys, min- ister of the West Vancouver Baptist Church, is ill and 2 pati- ent in the Vancouver General Hospital. c ~ \ J. A. Gilchrist of Vancouver, has moved into his home at 2954 Marine Drive. Olaf Hanseen won the com- bined championship of thc Van- couver Ski Club last Sunday at their meet on Hollyburn Ridge by coming third in the jumping 2nd cross-country events. c Mrs. Baldwin will be the speaker at the next meeting of the Y.W.C.T.U. to be held at the home of Mrs. Thompson, 689 20th Street, Tuesday, April 4th, at 8 p.m. Another variety of the spring birds has arrived from the south, a large flock of Columbian evening grossbeaks having been noticed here on Monday. ~ c Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grill'iths and family are moving shortly from 25th and Bellevue Avenue into the Fortune Cup'nn, and will reopen the tea rooms there. c c c E. C. Bolin, 2129 Bellevue Avenue, is leaving here this week, having been transferred to the cable station at Bamfleld on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Mrs. Bolin and family will follow on later. ~ \ Douglas Welsh of Vancouver, has moved into 2 house at Cyp- ress Park. It should be noted that the formidable weapon carried by Ko-Ko and the Guitar used by Nanki-Poo in the recent concert by the Dundarave Ladies Choir and Male Chorus were made by Tom Turner. )V. B. Shakespeare is giving special fire insurance rates for any section of West Vancouver of 310 per thousand for 3 years in reliable companies. Phone him at North 428 or Seymour 6634. Cemmill'I Drug Store Thc Shush cl Sccvke. lees Mcrhm Drive gmcegcucy Phoae West 221 iAltce S p.m.) HOLLYBURN THEATRE PEIDAY cud SATURDAY Mcrch 21st cud Aprg 1st WILLIAM BOYD in 'SKY DEVILS" Comedy, Curious cud other Novelties STRATTON'S BAKERY Bread - Tea Breads Butter Horns Coffee Rolls Large Seecahion oF Pussies Almond variety Teh Shore Bread Cluisicuiug, Birthday cud Wed- ding Cchcc u specialty. ALL FRESH DAILY blade at 1468 hIarine Drive Phone )Vest 27 TRACK SHIFTED In order to facilitate the oper- ation of street cars 2nd to give a better service the passing track on Fromme Road North Vancouver, has been shifted south a distance of approximate- ly 1,500 feet at a cost 31,500, ac- cording to B C Electric Railway Company oificials. c hiVEST VANCOUVER GIRLS'UNIOR CHOIR "SEA FAIRIES" iVest Vancouver United Church FRIDAY, APRIL 7TH. 1933 c c c Several of the principals in the recent Dundarave Ladies Choir concert adjourned to the home of Mr. and hfrs. F. X. Hodgson after the performance on Saturday night to meet Mr. and Nrs. Edgar Smith of Capil- ano. After refreshments were served the evening was spent with songs and dancing. Among those invited were hfr. and Nrs. Edgar Smith, ihlr. and Nrs. Knight-Hodge, B. S. Short, Miss Winnie Brealey, Mr. and Nrs. H. E. Day, Nrs. T. Snelgrove, L. Brooks, IIr. Van Sickle, D. D. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray, hire. IL Stevens, Nrs. B. Eduuhrds, Miss Dorothy Gillham, Miss Edna Walker, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Durbin, ihliss J. Durbin, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gleam, hIr. and hfrs. J. C. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Froud, hire. S. Wil- loughby, Mrs. C. Powell, hlrs. C. Hailstone, Norman Scwell, IIr. and Mrs. H. Eager. hire. Flora Brydone, Miss Marshall, Tom Turner, Sam Turner, IL Powell, Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Holt. Re- freshments were served by Miss hladge Farmer and Miss Betty Hodgson. «&li c. ADULTS sac. CHlLnngeh lac. euocssns hcxh wsescus CORPORATION OF THE DISTRKT OF WEST VAiNCOUVER Dog Licenses All persons liable for above are notifled to obtain same at once. Owners of dogs found without tags will be prosecuted without further dday. )VN. HERRIN, Couector. hWh cr r. r r r r r 'hrL h g h r vr rh hh~h ~ r r (r 'r, r ~ tr C h r ir rrrrrr C hhr wrhe 9 ~ hrr r V ff