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0001 1 I i May 11, 1933 THE WEST VAN NEWS I a lian cisl I I, ,at insl le. sass nht ,A . nsl. i a Eor Local andPure Natural MILK a Dr. snd Mrs. E. R. Rowan of Vancouver, have moved into s house on Radcliife Avenue, West Bay. a ~ R. A. Ogilvie of West Bay, is confined to his home through sickness. ~ ~ Miss M. Young has moved from the city into a house st 2906 Marine Drive. ~ ~ a The boys snd girls st the local schools are training hard for the relay race and the sports on 24th May. ~ a a Mr. and Mrs. D. Keith are moving from 15th and Esqui- mslt Avenue into a house at 1472 Fulton Avenue. ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lefeaux of Vancouver, have moved over for the season into their sum- mer home at 22nd and Bellevue Avenue. a a ~ Mrs. Leckie and Miss Phyllis Leckie of Vancouver have ar- rived to spend the summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson, 22nd and Bellevue Ave- nue. G. Allan has taken s suite in the Hay Block, 14th and Marine Drive. W. Gourlay, 2322 Bellevue Avenue, left here on Tuesday for Inglewood, Vancouver Island a Mr. and Mrs. L. Porter, who have been spending the winter in Hollyburn, have returned to their home on Eagle Island. Mr. and Mrs. Tanner and family moved yesterday from 2342 Bellevue Avenue into the Knowles house st 10th and King's Avenue. ~ a ~ Mr. and Mrs. Ray are moving from a suite in the Hsy Block into a house at 15th and Esqui- malt Avenue. A daughter was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davison of Edmonton, Alberta. Mr. Davison is a son of Harry Dsvison of the Hollyburn Gar- age. ~ ~ Mrs. H. Chinnery, 12th and Inglewood Avenue, is about a- gain after an accident that has kept her in the house for the past six weeks ~ ~ \ W. Fitzgerald, 1437 Clyde Avenue, has just completed the building of a fine 30 foot launch. It hss two berths and is equip- ped with all conveniences, also the engine and gear have been installed. The craft was taken down the Marine Drive last Monday snd launched from Hol- lyburn Dock.\ ~ ~ Miss hi. Fraser, 25th snd Bellevue Avenue, recently pass- ed the Minor Examination of the Pharmaceutical Society of B.C. Mrs. Vase of West Bay, who with her husband, moved last Friday to North Vancouver, is very seriously ill. ~ a The ladies quartette of the Dundarave Ladies'hoir, con- sisting of Mesdames Hailstone, Gordon Gray, F. Coleman and H. B. Stevens, came second in their competition at the B. C. Musical Festival with 86 marks, Miss Eve Smeeton, lyric sop- rano, was s finalist and obtained third place in a class of thirty singers, hir. Eric Peake wss third in the bass class of fifteen competitors and Mrs. C. F. Pow- ell secured 81 marks, 2 below the winner, in the mezzousopran- os. All the above are pupils of hire. F. X. Hodgson. The Dun- darave Ladles'hoir, while get- ting a good adjudication in the second number, tied for fourth place. INract from the cuw tu your home Na abippiug, ua cabaudltug ll quarts for $ 1. Phone North 343 „";, """'ICHARD S DAIRY &maaacaacamca aa aar uma The HOLLYBURN VERSATILE PLAYERS will make their first appearance in the ORANGE HALL, May 11th anti 12th at 8:15 p.m., in an Original Play entitled "A MATRIMONIAL EMERGENCY" preceded by a Miscellaneous Program of Old Time Songs in Original Settings. Prices:--Adults 25c; Students 20c; Children 15c. Proceeds in aid of West Vancouver Welfare Association. IVeut Vancouaer Branch of Socialist Party of Canada (affiliated with Canadian Commonwealth Federation) Public Meeting, May 18 at 8 p.m. in Socialist Hall, 1453 Marine Drive. Speaker: E. H. Baker, until recently Anglican Minister of Abbotsford Subject: "The Church and Socidiism" MRS. DONAHOE AND lillSS FARIIIER WIN MEDAL AT FESTIVAL Mrs. C. Donshoe and Miss hfadge Farmer, both pupils of Mrs. F. X. Hodgson, won the ladies'uet last week with 88 marks at the B.C. Musical Festi- val. They gave a very fine ex- hibition of vocal work snd were the recipients of a splendid ad- judication for ensemble singing from Mr. Dodds. Mrs. Willoughby and Mrs. Stevens gained 83 marks and Mrs. Hailstone and Mrs. Cole- man 82 marks in this class, all of them being pupils of Mrs. Hodgson. SCHOOLS BAND IN THIRD ANNUAL CONCERT KEW BEACH his predicted that we are io have a very hos, dry, summer. Make arraugamcuts uaw for your Summer Cottage at Kew Beach For a junior organization that has only been three years in the making the West Vancouver Schools Band gave an excellent account of themselves at their third annual concert last Friday evening in the Inglewood Audi- torium which was crowded for the occasion. Last year's con- cert was a great improvement on the first, but the band on Fri- day showed remarkable progress for one year's work. No fault could be found with their rendi- tion of marches and the simpler pieces, and, if in the heavier numbers some discordant notes were at times in evidence, an- other year will supply the neces- sary experience, and by then they should be able to play all the regular band music like vet- erans. The cornet solos and the cornet trio were very well done, as also the xylophone solo, for which an encore was given at the conclusion of the concert. Altogether great credit is due Bandmaster Jordan and the band's manager, J. E. Condon, for all their work in bringing the band to its present state of efi'iciency. The assisting artists were Dorothy Greenwood and Betty Blair, who sang a duet very acceptably, being each the recipient of a bouquet, and Mary Bradshsw, who gave a humorous reading in a manner which delighted the audience. A pleasing festal of the eve- ning was the presentation by Tom Timbrell on behalf of the bend of a radio lamp to J. E. Condon, who thanked the band for their gift in a brief address. Trustee Russell also spoke in ap- preciation of those ladies and others who had helped the band at last year's camp and in mak- ing the uniforms. Marine Dr. Vfeat Vincouver bliuccal Spring on the property Ed. Black, West 68 2ntb aud Marine General Hauling, Transfer, Builders'upplies VIyood, Coal TEAROE 8t SON Phone 84 West Sand, Gravel, Builders'upplies VVood Coal Dump Truck Work K.W. Savory 1443 Marine Drive Ambleslde Phone IVest 340 Evenings, West 143 Real Estate Finance and Insurance Read Smith's ad. for speciale. AlllBLESIDE hlEAT MARKET 14th and Marine Drive J, MUIICA. Proprietor Finest Quality Fresh Meats, Smoked and Cooked Meats. PHONE WEST 303 The council laid over for st- An invitation was received by tention in June the report of the council from Rev. F. A. the chief of police re one-way Ramsey to attend the Empire traffic at Horseshoe Bay loop. Day Service on Sunday morn- ing, 21st instant. The council replied that as many as possible would be present. Personal Our Tobaccos Are cepeniahed Fresh Daily Mr. and hire. A. Laster Taylor of Vancouver, have moved into the Lambert house st 14th and Marine Drive. ~ ~ ~ The board of school trustees wrote the council re tennis courts, Inglewood School. They were informed that the under- standing was that only one ten- nis court would be built at the present time, and that surfac- ing with clay was to be paid out . of Capital Account, the school board paying for the fencing. This work wouM be done ss a- greed, and. should there be any balance over in the Capital Ac- count and the board wish to dis- cuss the matter of a second court, the council would be pleased to hear from them. a ~ ~ A daughter was born on 27th ultimo to Mr. and hire. Ted Seweu of 1690 Gordon Avenue at the North Vancouver General Hospital. ~ ~ ~ L.O.I No. 2990 will hold their regular meeting at 8 p.m. next Tuesday in the Orange Hall. ~ ~ ~ Mr. snd Mrs. Foster and family of Vancouver moved on Saturday into a house at 16th and Waterfront. ~ ~ ~ The West Vancouver Branch of the B.C. Scottish Country Dance Society wss entertained last Saturday evening in the city by the Vancouver Branch, the West Vancouver members put- ting on some demonstration numbers. a On Friday, bfsy 19th, under the auspices of the Leaders of Camp Artabsn, s flannel dance will be held in St. Paul's Church Hall, Jervis and Pendrell Streets a \ Several of the pupils of St. Patricia School, principal Miss Durbin, took part in the recent Musical Festival and the follow- ing are the results: Girls'lo- cution, under 10, Jill Wilson 150; Girls'locution, under 12, Bunty hIarshall, 160 and Bar- bara Good, 160; Girls'locution, under 14, J'udy Good, 178. Rank- ing fourth out of a class of 47, Ladies'ramatic Elocution, Miss Joan Durbin, fourth with 82 marks. The West Vancouver Schools Band were second in the Schools Band Competition at the B. C. Musical Festival last Friday.\ Townsey -- Jeifcry On April 17th, at St. John' Church, Selkirk, Scotland, Cap- tain William Towsey of the West Yorkshire Regiment, only son of Brigadier General F. W. Tow- sey, Tollgate House, Colchester, to Eleanor Neville Jeffrey, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeifrey, Ovenscloss, Galashields, Selkirkshire. 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The Hollyburn Dairy and Confectionery at 1586 hfanne Drive IVe feature the following: McGavis's Butter Krust Bread, Associated Dairy products, in fact s little of everything for family needs. Try our FRISCO ICE CREAM and be convinced. We eater for parties and banquets at short notice. SNAPPY FOX TROTS DREAMY WALTSES Auspices of the Canadian Legion Welfare Cnmmiuee DANCING EVERY FRIDAY LEGION MESSORIAL HALL ADMISSION 26o OLD TISSR DANCES