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m f . ' ■ - * « » . * ' ' * .* - ,1 w m ff ¥Atf in firm o w f i ^ K ff ,H « ||fW ,^ „ iwmiijr. i « r t t o 11:16 m.m„ 7:16 pju. Sunday School and BlbU O am Str4n«trt 4 V ltiiori Widecmiw BAPTIST CBftIBCH "'Pii»rr Biirr KeiW«i3c«: IMi-JBajrwciiod Am Phone W « t 262B, Sunday School, 10:00 iui». We Hpedalite In Permanent Waving Difficult Heads ^airofHt If you have had unnucceaafut Pcrmancnta call and ac« ua and wf will he Iflad to give you a toHt curl to prove we can wave bleached, dyed, white or fine hair m aucceaafully aa any* other hair with only 3 to 4 mln- utcH Kteumirig, Gwendolyn Beauty Shoppe 1646 Marina ' Drive For appolntmanta PHONE WEST 117 HOLLYBUIR HALL 14th 4 DudMMW FRIDAY EVENING, April 6th, a t 7:30 Young People's Service Illustrated by jMtitem Views Speaker: Mr. Jack Anderson SUNDAY. April 7, a t 10 a.in. .Sunday .Schodl and , Young Men's Hiblo Class SUNDAY EVENING at 7:30 An Address, ' ."A Hanker's 'restimony" Speaker MR. II. BUMMERS of Victoria TUESDAY at 8 p.m. Prayer and Hible Study. WEST VANCOUVER vtarbliiii Scienci.^iSsisasiM H Si^a W i S i ^ 'M i r i c r ............. .... SOtli and Emioiniidt, HoDybnra 'TbUli Society is a Branch of The Mother Church The Firat Church of Christ, ik im tb t, in Boston, > Maaiachusetts Sunday Service: 11:30 a.m. Sunday, April 7, 1935. Subjeet: " UNREALITY" Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Testimony Meeting Wednesday a t 8:16 p.m. 'The public is cordially In­ vited to attend our services and meetings. Burrard I^uadfyrfctd LAUNDRY SBRYICEFOR DAVE ANDERSON, Waat Vancouver Returesentative" P h o n t'8--W est 691L o r N o r th 1810 <%RIG1NAL*' WOOL& K N llT lN ft SHOPPE 2 4 4 6 MARfNe DRIVfjE Best of Wool Knitting Books Embroidery Crochet Cottons Free Instructions MAISIE BUSST, Prop. MEMORIAL PLAQUE UNVEILED T Y. W. C. T. U. Good V alues UNITED CHURCH Minister; Ilev. Hillis W right ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH Rector: Rev. F. A. Ramsey, L.S.T. I .'"v J-U ■ .Jf KKO.SCHKN .SAL'fS (Giant).......60c KNOJK FRUIT SAI/rS ............... 79c WA„%OI.E'.S GRAPE SALT.S 60c and 61.00 ANIJRKW'.S LIVER SALTS 36c and 60c RROMO SELTZER...........2Gc and 60c AN6LESIDE PffiRNACY W. L. KER, Prop. 1401 Murine - Phone: Drive West 323 FREE DEUVERY Next Sabbath Communion of the Lord'H Supper will be ob- s<')'vefl a t both morning and evening f/ervicea. This will give all members of the Church an op[)ortunity to be present a t one or other of the services. The'M inister will preach a t both .service.s...... Sunday School will meet as usual on Sunday morning a t 10 Philip C. Chapman General Insurance Agent Fire, Automobile, "Burglary, Accident and Sickneaa, etc. 2557 King's Are. i*hone W. 42Y8 April 7th, 19.'55 -- 5th Sunday in Lent. 8;00 a.m. -- Holy Communion. 11:15 a.m. -- Holy Communion and Sermon. 7:15 p.m. -- Evensong and Ser­ mon. - ■ Disabled Veterans' Assoc­ iation will attend. Preach- i er, Canon D'Easum;. " Tuesday, 8:15 p.m. -- Church Committee. Tuesday, 2:30 p.m.--W. A. Busir ness meetinlg. St. Francis-in-lhe-Woods, Caulfeild I C. J. OveringtoD PIONEER BARBER CLOSED \mtil. further notice owing to Hickness. 14th and Marine Phone West 135 a.m. Trail Ranger Groups meet on Tuesday at 7 :45 p.m. . . uauiiena (..'iinadian Girls' in Training Gnnrimr o «'w, T7',rr»»ir-««.v .m«.t on Wednesday a t 6 ;30 p.m ~ Evensong and (Jhoir Practice bn Thursday a t ■ > * "i" la .g e number of the mem- ' ̂ ' [ h r " g u la rm e c T in g K ^ " '" S y ^ A p r i . <li.y, Mrs. A. M. O'Donnell pre- Y * ' ^ sided. Arrangements were com- ' 10.00 a .m .~ ^ n d a y School and plett*d for the Daffodil tea to be Adult Bible Class. Ambleside S h e e t M e ta l L. ^PECK, Proprietor , \ \ O F J K S given in the Chureh Hall Tues „ day afternoon,. April 9th. A varied program of entertainm ent 1ms been prepared and will in­ clude Miss Harrison, elocutioh-- is t; Miss Stockdale, vocalist; Miss Murray, violinist, and Miss Frame, accompanist. ̂The dec­ orative motif will follow the spriTig~theme" and" will be ar­ ranged by Mrs. D, Dewar, Mrs. W. Partrjdge and Mrs. Chisholm. Convening the tea, Mrs. Cpshing and Miss - Phillips assisted by dMFs-.'~44emn--and'--Mrst"'Rlchard 11:00 a.m,---Morning Worship, !Topic: "The Forsaken Christ." Anthem. .^The Ordinance of the Lord's Supper will be ob­ served. , ^ 7:15 p.m.^--Evening Worship. Topic; "The Voice of-Ex- perience." - The Junior Choir will sing Song Service a t com- " mencement. A,cordial invitation to'all. ,J!V[<mday,,.Rpjnv==rB.3̂ The ceremony of unveiling the Memorial Plaque to the memory of Ian Brown, Who Was ,a pupil of the Inglewood High School at the time of his tragic death caused by a bicycle a;cci- dent last September, took p l^ e in the' school last Saturday-Bx 3 o'clock. Superintendent James Mitchell in his opening remarks outlined the scholarship which has been established by Mr. and Mrs. ,1. S tuart Brown and family to per­ petuate the memory of their son,' and invited Mrs. J. B. Leyland to unveil the beautiful bronze plaque, which was cohered by a silk Union Jack. Rev. Hillis W right was present and dedicat­ ed the memorial, while T rustee ' Donald MacTavish was most im­ pressive in accepting the beauti­ ful tablet on "behalf of the board of school trustees. - Pupils of Ian's grade in school and friends of the family who had gathered, to join in the ceremony stayed to admire the new-bronze, which has been en­ tirely constructed in Vancouver and is a masterpiece in desigii and appearance. I t occupies a central position in the hall lead­ ing to the auditorium and is simply inscribed. The scholar­ ship is incorporated in the tablet itself and takes the form ,of a medal Surrounded by a wreath of la.urel. T he, whole is /c a s t , bronze about a half inch thick and conveys the impression a t once of chaste simplicity, beauty p d permanence. I t is indeed a handsome addition to the decor­ ations of the building. Tho Young Woman's Branch of the W.C.T.U;, will be held at the homte of Miss Helen Steven­ son, 1919 Bellevue Avenue, next Tuesday, a t 8 p.m. WEST VANCOUVER UNEMPLOYED ASS N On Thursday the business meeting was well attended and a general discussion on the pres­ ent situation took place. On Friday the W hist Drive and Dance proved an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Segrave won 1st prize and Mrs. Raynor consola­ tion for the ladies at' the Whist and J. Morris, 1st and Mrs. T. Turner consolation for the gent­ lemen. VERNON FEED STORE A. C. SBARLE Phone West 9 Fertilizers of All Kinds - Wood, Coa|, Builders' Supplies ^ Mrs. Valentine , is i lP a t her home, 11th and Esquimalt Ave Make Use of Experience for Concrete Work .FOUNDATIONS, SEA WALLS l il y p o n d s & FISH POOLS TEAROE & SON Phone West 84 " 1474 Marine Drive EK-'. V.." H" DR, G.jy. J).DvS. H. S E A L E _l:d.s^ ---- DENTIST Hay Riock, 14th and Marine pr. Oflice Hours 9 to 6 p,in. . , Evenings by appointment. Phono West 72 . son. A t the close of the meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m.--Children s tea;w as seWed by Mrs. G. Ker- „ Hour. ^ foot.^ 3 . H. Thompson and Mrs,. ^ "7 ? W e r and Praise X au ide iT '^ "SeiTicer ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 23rd and Inglewood Ave. Thursday, 7 p.m.--Junior Choir. 8 p.m.--Senior Choir:------ ~ Friday, 7 p.m. -- C.G.I.T. ff I'latnbllshed on North Shore' 20 Years, (Lady Aasl.stuhl) IIARRON BROS. & WILLIAMSON funeral Stredars . Rev. W„J^MUlay> Priest in Charge, Residence:.2323 Inglewood Ave. Phone, West 240-R CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street Phone North 184 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East Phone Fair. 134 10:45 THE -Ly.------------: ■ W e s t V a n - N e w s Published Every Thursday Sunday Services Low Mass -- 8 :45 a.m. High Mass & Sermon -- a.m. Rosary and Benediction -- 7:15 p.m. - Catechism and Bible History every Saturday -- 9 :S0 a.m. Week-day Services Mass, daily -- 8 a.m.: Fridays -- Rosary, Benediction, Confessions -- 7:45 p . r n . Saturdays ^ Confessions from rdz=fr:3(Lpmi74(F8i30-pim7^=^^^ '"UNREALITY" will be the ' subject of the Lesson _ Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scieh-. tist, on Sunday. 7 The Golden Text is: "Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgm ent." (John 7: 24). Among the citations which ~ comprise the Lesson - Sermon is the following from the Bible: "A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fru it." (Matthew 7: 18). "The L^son - Sermon also in­ cludes the ..following passag<̂ the eyes hxwe vtt S2 P?;: MSm m i*if» r- Pnblishor F . P , LOVEGROVE Phone West 363 . Business and ESdltorial Qilice: 17lh and Marine Drive r (Next to Hollyburn P .0,) Phone West 363 Mail Ad«|re88: P, O. Box 61, Eollyburn, B.C, CARD OF THANKS The Misses Stevenson of the Ciachan.and Mts. Vincent, Nightin-s gale, desire' to express their grate­ ful thanks to the inanv, friends who SO kindly tendered their sym­ pathy a t the loss of their dear brother, Thomas, whom God took to Himself on Friday, the 29th of March. , - i hc^text^ booK,r "Science' and Health with SCH O O L TEACHERS recently to o k an interesting ligh tin g test. 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