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' I - ■ V.: , j'-' r*' - ' u % ' I ' 'rf^ -' V »,* • H' ' V"- .■**'■/>! i r 4r>- ii?jf57!;)':!ka'»r,T?'* » '| ' V „ s ■ ' li| fei l# t 1#| ftl '■■1 M iA I f W » •V ^ i i . f f e # # # ■ A • Cin '■ ' : •'. :■■ ■ " '/ * * p " Vj , ' ■ i ' * " ' , f W ' J j * l " j f . m 11̂ 00 per year. of West Va»c6u il® IlM# f ? * « - ' ' W f ' :j iff#, Dundarave1 . ■ 1 ^ 1 * . , . , • . , . . . . . . . » 1 « ' ' < ̂ ̂ X* ' ■' i , ,. 1. û,̂ 4, Se per copy «t newestunds. a > >e Vol. VIII f f ' i * w V . ♦ « S • * ' i P.O., WEST VANCOUVER. B.C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1934 No. 36 ' r e c « l v < ^ ' l i i l iMARBSHIE: *> ,................................. ............ .. Vp 1C ff i'tf*.t f*."* itTTT ' ■ ' • f ■ ' < ^ v ' ' ' ' ' y' 1v ■' 'il "- ; ■fjm V ■' m' ■• t h b j s e o t o n s V . , ' ̂'■. fiji,* ..s-f■i . ■ ".'ii.f:. , I i f f I t t ,11 rti) rti , , ,, , ml ! " ' '/»f . \ In the election for two coun** J®"" "'H""*"*!® out of V tstal appropriation of jjllmw Gerald D. Blowr nd I.ance •', th^~etew^dship meet^jf-of $46»868, " - r ^ " - ...... .. ......... . Oai^horne' are" seer*" '̂ :h< r r Oarthorne are seehlnifif re«elec« V School They had had the biggest at- tb n on their recordspthelr ie r- '^.^BpatdYandif^uncilp which took tendance on record diie largely vices being'well known* They «,Mace^last^^^^ fthe...to iheirhaving a^qualified school-~will.he,opposed.by .iL..Lambert . ;fogWood i j d l to r ^ The nurse, All Structural costs had and f - ®- W* Russelt who is a Members of , the School Board 'been paid for or provided for * *nen*ber of the school board with • t̂oolc the platform first, speak- and the cost of school fire insur- another year to run (a caildi- , . mg in,,the order named. ance had been ̂ u t in half, date can sit on both the school C h a i^ n * « 1 ^*»e reeve and council and the There b e f lv r^ d id a te s for police cmmissioner then took the three vacancies oh the achool ̂ Brt " *'■ and reported as board, Chairman C. T. Kendrick : I h e f e a J ^ V o c W S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , ' ' Sf,^ K n S S ' W a n d " ,s '^ o L '& ih l Comtalshiine^oy | a d ^ w , and 'B ^ke? .'. and./a cohsiderable measure of The, ^^i^^atcd expenditure Mrs. A, M. O'Ponnell is well ' « , ,< n " ■ ' '■ • 't < ' * - . 1 •'•i'. ii .. t ' v^Ti Councillor L. Garthorine LatelSchool Trustee- Councillor' 1930,81-32-33. f j * , . - T - . - - -- w ^ W V r i k W O J L X I C t V W U U J W iiK 5 S |,& il%d_been ,$10,600 and they. had known.here, haslong.ekperlence . i: their surplus as a school teacher, and holds a ' ̂ being , $280.40. Fines h^*^ a- first class teaching^ certificate • ' expenses would be higher in Bradshaw, .1105. Jefferson Av©., -V % .T / 't fi ,. ^4 4 ';.4' ^ f : 4 ', ' v /. **( . >I U%'s!y.'¥ > tev-' ', If',','?/ : "■y . ' * ■ ' , ' t ! ? * ' ' # ' ; ' "/"'i/'a.' ,̂"u'r f \ j | • , i . "' 1 , . V ' ,1 r f v 'l J '-•'I'.. ./,;! ..4i;.,':.7i,i V ^ 1JJi % \r'1.7 "' fVniH. K ' V 'i yL'i .1 /).'I i,l| iM ' iV 'i: j W' . r m decided'to. rather expand than tb worn out, and could "not" make cut educational ^Trills,̂ * and the tlie necessary speed, results attained since last Sep- ,-as-the-motor-cyel^-wer^--ha^resid^W e-fo i^8even i)^r8^-^c)r^ r-H!y^!̂ ^̂^1 out. PAiiiri ■««+ wliiln M. fJ TlfirirAi* im a «.agiIs1am4 «cnooi iiustee lJJo-27-2o-29, 'l' \ M *? The first -general .meeting, of the branch was held at 8 p.m. & He 1 m ? Friday last in the Legion Mem- *"mal Hall when t.Tio nffieera fhr " 'STh SChOOl Staff f(W their WOrk.orial Hail, when the officers for ['-< the present year were installed, while H, G. B ^ker is a resident of Altamonte . _ _ Polling.. .,will_ -take . place-. at Ambleside Hall on Saturday pt this week from ® »•»>• to 8 p.mi Councillor 1980-31-32-33.LEGION NOTES . V , c . ^ i i ■ ■.■,«■.'■,i ;; J . ■ ! - ; « » J 1 1 , i . i . « I r i w r r i i v n i n r t j Q ; ; " . t - Councillor; W. <Dickinidm (Chairman of Finance) l^ e y had made euery economy me i;iOTciit j'cai. .wcit; iuoi.aiicu, T̂̂'̂ stee T, E. BatcHclor had balanced their budget, with Comrade H. Walker taking (Chairman of Band and fJronnda having a surplus'of $3,470.72. mu i ------ , i.. *" ̂ ̂ ^ the chair. . 4 ■ ■ All sinking fund requirements . ^ e regular monthly meeting Jamieson and Treasurer. T. Lommittee) ; \T iad been provided for and thev o ftb e Duncan Lawson Chapter, Smith submitted their resigna- ' ' " } fund (ff Iheldlfpn; Mbit^l^ I. O. D. E. WEST VAN. A A^A. The reports of officers at the last iiegular meeting showed the" affairs of the association to be in good shape. Secretary L. S. It was decided at tKfe same , n,, , v «aa oeen proviuea for and thev meeting to hold a mass meeting . had -a surplus in the fund of .was held on Mcinday tions v at the Auditorium at Vancouver ^ ' Championship and $30,492.31, also a reduction of at the home of the , reg-et. ataLpjn.^anuanvLlSfli,JM,wm!l.^Q^^^^^ - .$g,00Q-'had .been _maHrt in- the' p Bernard Hayes, The executive committee much pensioners, and their iriehds.i overdraft. ,?Taxes"collected . . / appreciates the support givSn by Comrade Grant McNeil ^ a s sel-^^ -4ittedT put:'ffw -their ^ ; were $ir4,568,">fileK'%g's .ofiJv ̂ arranging^a, ,,dpcal .merchants, and ..all .those ., ected to address the same; and P^^ing the coming term the 58^67% of the levy, but this had Puncheon and Bridge to be held loyal friends who have got be- it is hoped that some of .■the-eity Kitsilano Boys been made up by paj^ment o la r- c? ^he W. V. A . A . A in +iio,v ral members will be present.. tram them. .He re- rears and tkx sale land sales on 29th January, end( viewed the work done on the. The cost of unpmriInvnio«rSAiSi ^at-12Tioon--Reservations may be heal school grounds, which included not including cost of took phoning-Mrs. F. N. ver. two new tennis courts at Ingle- equipment waa .s;9.7 ot)0 nif Hirst, West 63J,3. , .The financial report of the A.•wmAii S/>Vmrti otsA 'w/vTir 1 paiQ T., --.i.*-- --ij.i_ ai. _ -ni-- A.A; IS printed OP page ri ::r-':)»V. -y- •f federal members will be present. The next general, meeting of the local branch Friday evening, January 16th, 1934._____1 ' ' 'f of David hind the W. V. A.A.A. in'their endeavors to promote clean 4 \r"\ ' ̂Vi»4i ^' -atrt2Tioon~Reservations may be healthy sport in* West Vancou YOUNG SET DANCE . AND CHILDREN'S PARTY Trab-abljr-tTie~drahge^^ (Chairman qf-Health and Bports never witnessed a happier party* V . than that which took place last - . -He stated J.402 dental inspec- wbod School, also work af~Uie out of current r^eniie other two schools. ^ Councillor R. Fiddes, ~ Trustee T. E. W. RusseU, , (Chairman of Board Works and Light) They had passed through^ a (Continued on page 4).viicu wirtu wxucii tuuK. place la s t- /- r" -Saturday when the DuncaP Law -'.tions had been made and $618 son Chapter, I.O.D.E., entertain- received in fees,, although child- ed exclusively for the younger' treated regardless set. From 6 p.m.. when the of .whether their parents could children arrived until the or- pay 'o r not.. The, health clinic ^anaumu xiegion er chestra Playedi the-N ^iohak^ tainment committee w ishto an- In connection with the Empire Study of the Chapter, Mrs. J. Stuart Jamieson will conduct an­ other series of lectures, particu­ lars of which will be found'else­ where inAhis issue. The detailed report on the TROUT NOW IN GARIBALDI LAICE Nine-pound Kamloops trout" would tickle the fancy of any angler ̂ u t three of them were taken a short ip m f # V'Uri'̂t ' - . J * u k ANNOUNCEMENT Anthemthere was not one dull-' increased?the™attendance, which +1,., ......... ■ now-was 95%-;. All pupils taking *̂ ®* *bey will conduct a Toy Shop was read by Mrs; W. B. Small owing to the absence through sickness of Mrs. J. F. here s the point that -- Jackson, convener. Through this ® especially' note- The Canadian Legion enter- committee two hundred-parcels Tklj-ii'+i, i i inment committee ®f toys and books wete distrlbut- triK n ^ '^ s : w t 's T X d t i * ^ The dance sponsored by thelUOment. , , ii/r*i*x « • ■ - -- . x n c u m i v c o p u i i o u i c u kjy L i i c . About sixty children gathered Strenuoiis games were senes of Military Whist Drives . Chapter on Saturday last being in the early evening and lunder. fil ŝt examined , by; the school and Dances in the. Legion Hall, such a decided success, Mrs. J. , the capable direction of Mrs. J. idoetbr. There-had been only 14 commencing "tomorrow night a t McIntyre and Mrs.'K. B. Forster k K» V; Forster - cases of communicable diseases.__8 p.m.. and will ennUnue same again appointed joint con- S priSs IS t?Foim ir ; 'I ^ tM 'G.;^'vH.-JackMii, ?nd irpentie MdfcutaliStfal ®f r m***?.?m refreshments and c a n c ^ ' Maintenance Committee) , iaimediately following-the or-; every, second and fourth Fridays venersffor another such affair to till April 27th, when a ladies take place during the Easter Va- and~gentlemen's prize will be cation. , given for the grand, aggregate ..^sH D onald McTavish, Hos- trout eggs by the Dominion fish culturists a few years ago there was nary a trout in'Gar­ ibaldi Lake, and, for that-mat- ter, no fish of any kind. 1' ̂ Ii vL 4̂ CORRESPONDENCE A letter was received by us Kiveii iur tue Krancr affinvffflfp k»x*ô xyujuaiu j*iua«vidxi Xiwo- week-bearing no signature xuxxuwiixĝ .Lue «r-<. n l^^sary . altOT^ions at as from January to April. A e re convener, announced that . ^ cheatra arrived, and from -9-12:' Englewood School,, which norm- will also the usual evehinir Cornfield had kindly , ^ the floor was crow d ed ;w ith , a- :^fiy would have cost $2,000, had prizes, and dancing after re- consented to present a Band o f 3̂11 newspapers, pout 250 young people, wJib'en- 'fieen made fo r. $844 due to his freshments to the music of the Concert'with assisting artists at, ~ Joyeo themselves dancing to^ifs having a littTe time on,his.hands old favorites, Roy Lowes and ' f^e Shaughnessy Military Hos- , , rhythmic strains. Serpentine, ̂which had t enabled him to <do George Childs. Admission 25c. pifal for the entertainment of I punch -and refreshments- were the necessary isu^eiwision. ̂ The -------------;:__ _ ' the patients on Friday, 26th in^'t. In order to augment the funds of the Chapter, Mrs. McTavish rt , , tt *1 " f i i J f . - . -- -..xiu x^xicBxxuieui/B-.were' Pleasant additions to ih e 'jollifi- < ;two furnaces at>^fhis school had cation fltifi mom.. ..1...'̂ ;' ""AoA«.'A ii*.in+,and'these hadmany enjoyed h aV 'been burnt* out, ------------ ing their fortunes told by Mrs7-' -been fixed and a third added for u' very^ kindly dohat-^ a, .tbtal of $1,500. • Plumbing a t «u her services. Indeed 7 / 7 s o h a d cost $80 W did this dance prove,' .'kndsat Inglewood- $75, and gen- J^t the chapter has been be- ."eral repairs including work done EMPIRE STUDY iLECTURE During the fall ,Jffrs. .Stuart donated an Afghan, and Miss G. v Taî mor̂ r, o' La^son a picture which will both ,Jamieson conducted a course of raffled: Mrs. P. C, Chapman , lectures on Empire- Studies ahd Mrs. W. B. Small are in wc- V *ci«.*̂ x̂ p«*xxs> aaavauixaaxe uuder tfac'auspi^s^of thc Duu- charge and tickets are now on sjeged With requests to repeat it -ip boarding up the windows at can' Lawson Chapter, I.O.D.E. gale, wten and in response, have Dlah-sUuhdarave had cost $400: ' He These lectures proved so popu- : Mrt. F. 'N . H irst explained. , /-, - xi. ̂ x._ th^t i t waF- decided t& con-ntM rM rsr'D . L.' Saunders, Pfov" tinue with a second course,. inciaLEchoes Secretary, had uiirtheir as- altera-under th4' cionvener- '- 3 i^ h c e -a s regards the. all Mrs K McIntyre „and^7;tions a t IhgleWpd School. S appriiatira ^ - 1 ^ ® N. McDwiaM, so freely donation drv>.7:.,(Chairman,of Finance Com; starting on Wednesday, Jariua-- avoidably to defer her visit till. Sivy .X7th> At 2 j30' in St* atpH "^^uxariy m e ASSOClr: V ? ' S ' ; . V f . for theirs doriatioff l'̂ "̂'They', had been faced by an -sa-eream. V; ;: . - . the February meeting. Stephen's Hall. MrS; Jamieson's , - In. reporting on the Educacion- lectures will deal-with Empire^'^i Work, Mrs! R.Fiddes said that topics as follows: January 17th, 38 I.O.D.E; calendars had been Current Events and Kenya Coir. distributed to schools, etc. ony; January 31st, Current Mrs. R .;J..Sprott of the Can-. Events ̂and Malta; Febniary adian Scottisk Chapter,, was the EVEN!B^litary Wbiaf from Mrs., Walter Gour- The next meeting? will be held 7; Robt.-Fiddefii, Mrs. J. r the hbm# of OVD's. Walter? \ , Mrs. Bernard Hayes Gourlay, Bellevue -Avenue, and,, first lecture. will be nominatioa meeting. ̂7 \ 9. ■y> r § H -iPf , A ' irm' «%■ ■ % ' /M it \ y f ' I' , \ *■' -J: $ ' ^ ̂ > II" \ S i / >J , y m ik ̂ ii* ' II '̂*1'., i " ' t e K Frank E, Bradshaw 5 tv< '* m •Vi ■m >■ J- J f i, . : :r%Pi A f ' ra V ^ 7 r.rt' ' i Mi"-1 M y r /V'