iliSJfeSSS :4' :a|||«|||̂ . .•. --- ^ .. mtfm _ . ... Circulating in the D istH ct o f Z W Vancouver^ Amblesidex .:HoUjfburhi-^^^^,> Dundarave ?i.oo per y^r.f. : 'r --y r .y 'y C y p t& jP a rk , Gakifetld, WhytecHff, E tc y ; ;' ««pw copy at Mwaatanda. Vol.,J^ ifiOLLYBUKN P.O., WEST VANCOUVER, B.C., THURSDAY, JU LY 25th. 1935 No. 14 iNTEKNATIONAIi CHAMPIONSHIPS SWIMMING GALA arrangem enti have been completed fo r the th ird RTinuul Pacific Coast International Outdoor Swimming Champ- innships and B. C. Junior Championships Gala which is being nut on by the West Vancouver A m ateur Swimrning Club a t 9 nm on Saturday o f this week a t Dundarave Pier. As.wdl hP seen by reference to the names of the various contestants • .riven below, many Of the best swimmers and divers on the Pacific Coast will be present nex t-S a tu rday • to com pete.,« General admission, 35c;-Reserved seats, 6pc;. Children under 12 years, 15c,. ; ■ : , . • j. In the evening th^ usual regatta dance will be given, a t .. Hollybiirn Pavilion, starting a t 9 p.m., when Jackie-Williamson ' and his Commodore Cabaret OrchestrA will supply the music. , Admission, 50 cents. The officials of the Swimming • Club have gone to very considerable trouble and expense to pu t on th is gala; and it is hoped th a t West Vancouver residents' will tu rn Out in force at Dundarave Pier, and also a t the dance in the evening. The following is. a list of the events with the names of- the contestants taking p a rt: B. a JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS' . 1. ^ 5 0 Yards, Boys, Freestyle-- George Stamatis, Crescent S. C.; Junior Lamb, Crescent S.' C.; Chris Stamatis, Crescent S. C .; RobJ:. E. Moss, Victoria A. S. C.; Jack Rose, Vancouver A. S. C.; V ictor' Curran, Vancouver A. S. 0 .; GeO.. Athens, Vancouver A., S- 1 Archie Byers, Vancouver A. S. C. ̂ " 2. --5u Yards, Girls, Freestyle-- Buntie Harrington; Crystal Pool' Vancouver;-.W innie - .BradlOy,' . V.A.S.p.; Joan Langdon, V .A .S .G V a le r ie '• I___ Rowan, V.A.S.C.; - Eilleen Boden, V.A.S.C.; Joan Crans- wick, V.A.S.C.; Eilleen Oxenlbury, Crescent S.C.; Noel Oxenbury, Crystal S.C.; Elsie Partridge, , W.V.A.S.C.; Lucille Currie, W.V.A.S.C.; Judy Good, W . V l X . S . C . ....... 3. --3-Metre Diving, Boys.-- . - . ? - ' - - - i. Jack Rose, Vapoouver A.S.C.; Vic C urranj Vancouver A.. S.C.; Geo. Atkens, Vancouver A. S. C. - , - - 4.--3-Metre Diving, Girls-- . ' -7/ - * r " ' - Buntie Harrington; Crystal Pool; Joan Langdon, V.A.S.C.; Norma Chute, V:A;S;C.; Noel Oxenbury, C rystal Pool. , 5. --200 Yard Relay, J^oys-- v > . ' ' . 1, Crescent" ̂ I m m in ^ CluhT % 'yancOnVerrA"mateuf '^.C. - " 6. --200-Yard'Relay, Girls^=^~"""^ " " ------- ______J.,_VancouveiLA.S.C.; ,2,JV est yancouver A._S, C._ _____ COUNCIL INQUIRE re NEW POST OFFICE L. 0 . L. PICNIC SCOUT NEWS The annual basket .ploiilc of Rover Crew to be Formed .The 2nd West Vancouver Boy Scout Group committee have Tho council at* their meetirig the al^ve lodge will be held bn, on Monday n ight ordered the fol- Saturday,-July*27th, a t Capilano lowing telegram sent to J. B. Park. Cars will leave the Orange Hunter, deputy minister o fyub- Hall a t 1 :30 p.m. Tea, sugar and been engaged fo r the past th ree lie worksY " milk will be provided,; also ic e or four months in making pre-' "Gan you please advise us if cream fo r the children. - Races pamtions for the' forming of a there is any possibility of early for "young and old. Friends of Rover, Crew, here th a t will oper- construction WAst Vancouver the lodge cordially invited to be ate under the same auspices and Post Office as' provided for in p resen t., Bring your basket and committee as the Scout Troop, estim ates passed last spring? have a good time. - Mr. S. Dow will act as temp- We should be very glad if con-,. . ---------------------- orary secretary for th is crew ih struction could be hastened as VANCOUVER, GIRLS' BAND formation and he will be delight will help out, a number of m en ' looking for worki^' J. B.'LEYLAND, Reeve. ON TOUR ed to hoar from any boys 17 years of age and over who wish to join. Mr. Dow can be reached a t phone West'452R. The committee are very on- DUNDARAVE -- WESTON ' - SWIM The Vancouver Girls'" Band, under the leadership,, of A rth u r. W. Delamont will l ^ v e the city .u,;"-® S T S r t h k e S J ™ on Friday, July 26th, fo r a trip 4*1-1 4*Vi/\ tnG ir flCtlVltlGSj fllldi flltllO'Ufifllthrough the Lanadian KOCKies, , resnonsibilities are heavv in giving a concert m-Banff,' then » on to Calgary, where they__wijl fh jv are Sinfident give twio concerts in the Hud^ thaU h?s efforUo L te^^ 'son's Bay Store, th rough the ^bat this etioi t to in terest young Nine swimmters fiaced the s ta rte r a t 4:15 p.m. last Sunday a t .Dundarave Pier on the oc- _______ _ ____ ̂ ____ caaion of, the annual Dundarave courtesy of the manager; J. E. -- Weston Swim. There was, Stanfield, quite a ^ u n d sffell, but otherJ' jh i s baud was formed about . OTse conditJons were perfect fo r ^hree years ago by A. Delamont. . „ „ seoretarv oi m e the race, which was witnessed t+ Rno mAdp ranid nroirress dur- 11.,.0 . Stevens, secretary 01 ine hv a larti-o niimfipr of ahpptators . i ^ u e rapio pragresa uux, Qj^up Commtittee,-will be glad oy a, large n u m o ^ 01 spectators ing th a t tim e apd is now. cap- ^tiv information should a sg ,m b l^ on,the, pier.- . able of putting oji a very c re d it to give any m tormation snouia Bill Turney was first .home m ^^le and interesting progyami eAbhvl^HiplA^iip\:i brass and reed instrum ents th a t go 'to make , up a, M ilitary-band. So fa r ias;js Imown, this- unique men will meet with the enthusi asm and goodwill of parents who have an in terest in the welfare of these young fellows. ' H.^B; Stevens, secretary of the ,11 13 -m inutes, winning, the Blair challenge cup, while MiSs Edith W hite was second and the leader among the ^ r ls ,^ n 14 minutes, thus securing fo r the second year running ,the WUson & Moore challenge CUR. L i'to . Billy Simp-- son and B etty Barbour, both 12 years foldy.were each the winnpr give any Mr. Dow not be available. * ♦ ♦ A chart showing the location of the C hestnut trees planted by the 2nd West Vancouver Boy Scouts and sponsored by the group is the only.qne of its kind pan be seen in the 'vesti- bule of the P ost Office a t Holly- ̂ . : burn and a t th e Dundarave C. C. P. NEWS Pharmacy owned by Mr, Finlay- son. PACIFIC COAST INTERNATTONAL OUTDOOR SWIMMING - CHAM PIONSHIPS/ 7.--100 Yards Freestyle, M en-^ : _ - „ Ed Cline," V.A.S.C.',;' F rank T u rn e r,. V.A.S.C.; Archie Byers, V.A.S.C.; Bobbie Hooper, V .A.SC.; George Per- ^-'-=soneti^f'Crystal~S:6:r'Seattle;:rWiHaTd--Hamptonr^i^stal-_- S.C., Seattle; Mack. Bockman, Crystal ,^C ., Seattle; Herman Kipperbiirg, C rystal S. C., S eattle ; Fred Carlson, CpystaLStrC/Seattley^ 3̂ --100 Yards, F reest^e ,' Women-r Party/held-: at^.th^'--. Sponsor^ pof trees - will -. find Hamilton ah'd h e r " the ir names allocated to trees son, E. ChaJm'era, 1584 Argyle shown on a properly drawn sur- Avenue, ,.was7a . m<Qst successful vev of the-roads concerned. - - and ̂ enjoyable affair. T he m u si-. Owing to the final rush of cal p a r t 'Of the program was sponsors during the last two taken care of by Mrs, Harrison days -.of the campaign, i t was . and C. Spencer and was much found .that there were insuffici- ^__ enjoyed.. The housiejiousie and en t trees to aUot one each. .The were mqs,t amusjg£X^r.03niicjad^^^^^ manv soectators prizes being won. as foTfows: Department therefore promised many sp ^ ta to rs .......... Klondike . GoW Mine, Mrs. H. the Boy Scouts th e necessary DISAb H^D VETO t o Chapman; Picture. Ad. Gompe- number in the Fall. Those spon- tition"M T8F=PikSTr=Cards7trM ^ -- .^sors-therefbre-whose-names -are- coiirsb. ' T he .' .cups prizes were presented to the competi to rs by Presideflt Bo^^den of the West Vancouver Am ateur Swim- miing Club immediately..after the conclusibn of the race. W ater polo was'.also played* in the tank previous to the "race,-* •$ ' M • " k f , 9.- Eleanor Peden, Victoria A.S.C. ; ,Noel Oxenbury, Crystal Pool; Beverley Bandimere, Crystal S.C ., S eattle ; Shirley Bandimere, Crystal S. C., Seattle; Lucine-Harvey, Crystal S. C., Seattle; Aurora Kipperberg, Crystal S. C., Seattle; .Olive Urline, Crystal S. C., S eattle ; Marion Moffatt, Cry stal S. O., Seattle. - * ' ' . -100 Yards, Backstroke, Men--7, , Ed Cline, V.A.S.C. ; S. C. Roberts, V.A.S.C.; Archie B j^rs, V.A.S.C.; Bobbie Hooper; V.'A.S.C.; Fred Hoeppner, C o stal S. C., Seattle; Herman Ripperberg,, Crystal S. G., _ _ .Seattle; TYed Carlson, .drystaL S., C.,- Seattle. - \ 10. --100 Yards, Backstroke, Womeh^-- Eleanor Peden, Victoria A.S.C.; Noel Oxenbury, Crystal Pool; Beverley. Bandimere, Crystal S. C.,, Seattle; Olive Urline, Crystal S. C., b a t t l e ; Marion Moffatt, V.A.S.C.; Madge Tompson. Crescent S. C. " 11. --100 Yards, Breaststroke, M en-/ ' Archie Byers, V.A.S.C.; Tom Cox, Jr., Crystal Fool. 12. ̂ 1 0 0 Yards, Breaststroke, Women-- , Shirley Bandimere, C ry s ta l S. 'C., Seattte; Beatty M ea^ - am, Crystal S. C., S eattle ; Eleanor Redeh, Victoria A.S.C.; Pauline Bamf ord, Crescent S .C . 13. --3-Metre Diving, Men-- , ' - Jack: Rose, V.A.S:C/; Lloyd Chapman,. V.A.S.C. ; George Athen, . V.-A.S.C.;; C arl Bailey, Crystal Pool; C h ^ . Dominey, Crystal S. G., Seattle; Chuck Redling, C o s ta l __S.- C.,- Seattle;-Jess-R utherfori-C rystaL S._C.,_Seattle. . 14> " HOLD GARDEN F gT E ■. West Vancouyer Disabled Vet erans .Association are holding ,a Garden Fete a t / h e home of the "president, R. P. Blower, 1788 F u lto n ' Avenue, ; on Thursday, August 1st, from 2 p.m. till 6 Bowman.; Collection draw, Mrs. • not shown will be taken care of W. Salter. . la ter in the year. The young people^ enjoyed the ,. -- :------------------ boatings and bathing, also the L. 0 . B. A. activities round the bonfire. --------- Refreshm ents were'̂ served on The regular weekly dance of i"* V j' il? I l l the fron t la-wn by Mesdames,. R uth Chapter, L.O.B.A:, will Boshier, Reynolds, Meuse, G l^d, - take place next Saturday in therk Tvi' QTiVl fvnTYii 7 n TYi fill 11 m piace iicx i oaturuay in I t wfn S i l i X ' pavison, , (>ol l and o tte r willin Orange Hall. Good music, 1 1 . w ill jUe u iuciauy opeiitju u y w liils t fiBilit.v in uriii-v./̂ Tin Mrs. J. B. Leyland a t 2 p.m. The following, ladies have kindly consented to lend their patronage: Miss J. Matheson, m atron Shaughnessy Hospital, Mrs. W. B. Small, Mrs. .H. R. helpers whilst, g rea t ability in . usual, will be provided, and danc- palm ittry and card reading was ing will s ta rt a t 9 p.mi These disj^ayed ^ Mrs. Johnson and / la n c e s have proved to be one of ' • J 1 ̂ most popular Ovents of the A H. Gleed. There is to be a joint business meeting of the C.C.F. Club 'arid the W est Vancouver Branch 'of the S.P. of C. on Fri sum m er season, cents. Adm/ission, 15 O Donnell, Mrs. H. Walker. Mrs. Business: To. discuss resolu- tions arid instruct delegates to _-*-'J'®*iorci J. ly^son , JVlrs., Hillis W right, t t e C.C.F. convention. M argaret Johnston Mrs. Mrs. F. A. Ramsey... The West Vancouver Boys' Band will be in attendance afte r noon, and evening, also Highland dancers and pipers. ^-A special feature in the evening will be The C.C.F. Convention to de term ine all niiatters relative to arid to consummate the merger of the Associated C.C.F. Clubs and the B. C. Section of the Soci- SHQWER - , B. Trafford and Miss were co- hostesses. a t a surprise shower in honor of Miss-Ola McLean, a t her home, 2120 Bellevue Avenue, last Friday evening. Miss Mc- : Lean who is leaving for Toronto, 1*• ■'I'l XiĤ J -S^etreTDfivirig^^omen- . , , « Lynda Adamis, V.A.S.C.; Betty Meacham, Crystal S. O., Seattle,' ' ■ 15. --400 Yards.. Relay, ;Men-- I . 1, Crystal S. C., Seattle; 2,> V.A.S.C, . 16. -- 400 Yards, Relay, Women-- - 1, V.A.S.C.; 2;;(>ystal S. C.,. Seattle. Po f -was the recipient of many de- a . special playlette by F rank . SpYd Saturdav^and^^^^ Ulghtful gifts. They were pre- -Vyvyan. -T here , will -be >-SllSi ' sented in a beautifully decorated -b lfe r rr im ^ m en tsT su W arB b ^ ^ ^ top of which was a terfly competition. Hidden Treas- ' spray of yellow rose buds and ure Hunt, Clock Golf, Hojisie, ^ 'm aiden-hair fe rn ,. The invited and fortune telling, also dancing ' D elegat^ .. guests w ere: Mrs. I. McLean, under the flood lights. The gen- ^er ®reC. G. McNeil, H. Davisw H rs: H. I. Dempster, Mrs. F. M. eral convener is Mrs. D: McTav-. and Miss P a r k p w itt Mrs. E, - - -- - ish," phone West 395-X. Mrs. K err as alternate -- and Mrs. P, iL - ' r i'v̂j LEGION NOTES Those members and th e ir - friends interested in sport, are \ "'rill.,-,.--,, H. B. Garland wiU be itf'charge Meuse for the S. P. of 0. with jm m h • - ' mir' •rr \AT a 4*t«r/\/\/4 niT'̂m'lQTO Members are requested .^ take invited to see the l>oys in th e ir■Yfl/vn _11- . 1. _ *--.'1 - J "/Jlir-.l- r%4* flm i tlSULlnotice, that all general m eetings w ^k-ou ts a t t ^ Legion in the fpture, are'hereby chang-^^ - /v e ry Monday, Wednesday i^ a ed to the first and th ird Wednes-. FViday. These classes, are im- of home cooking;,Mrs. C . W. K. Doherty, candy; Mrs. J . D. Ran- kine and Mrs. Ed Black, afte r noon teas, Mrs. H. P. Allen, Mrs. Wm. Dickinson, ic e /re a m and soft drinks.. Floor'stall,;.,A/M c A rthur and Miss McArthur. W. Atwood as alternate. The next W hist Dfive will be held Wednesday, July 31st, a t Johnston,-M rs. J. H. Moncrieff, Mrs. L. Garthorne, Mrs. A. E. Jam es, l\Irs; A. Garthorne, Mrs. R. Tiderington, Mrs. H. Dixon, Mrs. A. G. B ru c e ,th e Misses Helen Stevenson, Jessie Castell, i - cl':- 8 ;30 p.m. as usual with the same Dorthea Buck, Eileen Hampson, l e ^ l a r atttactions. LornaThomsori, Gertie Lawson, ------- -̂------------ . M argaret Hardy, 'Ethel Millard, If Joe Penner ever attended a Long Audrey Lester, Jean Watson, 4 I:: ! % 1 7th. P lease-notify-othw B -w ho.. movement, u n d er the. ^ p a b le / a y not see this np tice .; . - , r instruction o f M. Hallmark. An invitation^S 'e '^ended to" IsWnd,Railroad crossing elimination- life Brealey, B etty M cl/nzie, all to .come and"I^ v A an 4 ^ jo y - , hiring, we"can 7li^ himrsay/'Do-^^felia~Bruce7 Marioffne" Blake-~ you want to viaduct." " , \ , ney.able afternoon and evening. ̂ '̂ 7' - J ̂ ^ ik / >* 1 H C t s/ ' y i C " ̂ '/*̂ SV V "t f >• ~'~J' 4-'-. ■■ ■ V V 'i c *( e ̂. S ̂ r _j '