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Royal Bank Building P h o n r m t 416 Residence Phone West 393. DUNDARAVE REGATTA " L O V E Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.' 'J'estimony M ating Wednesday atr'BtlO p.m. Gwendolyn Beauty Shoppe Presbyterian Mission ilS e H hll Minister; Rev. Jas. F. Cuddeford The 17th Annual Dundarave Regatta took jdace last Satur­ day aftem ooF in ideal weather, and, while there was not as large a crowd as was hoped for, the swimming and diving was well II. B. Stevens was present a t the council meeting re the con­ dition of 26th Street, requesting, tha t it be opened between Math­ ers and Nelson. He was inform­ ed th a t this m atter had already been discussed and ha,d been laid over for consideration in the fall. DR. G. D, H. SEALE DENTIST Hay Block, 14th and Marine Dr. Office Hours 9 to 6 p.m. Evenings by appointment. Phone West 72 CANADA PACIFIC EXHIBITION 1546 Marino Drive Phono West 117 ............... „ .............. C. Stam atis wrote the^ccmncil '.up. to, the .high .standard which pe condition of l̂ ane 1977 Belle- has been maintained for so many vue Avenue. He was auvjsea years. Reeve Leyland opened that there were no funds avail- to be h e ld a t Vancouver tb» Rpujrflf.fn in fli'hrifif sneech. in hIiIp fnr the ooening oi lanes a t from A ugust 30 to September 6 Railway and steamship fares for the Canada Pacific Exhibi- 11:15 a.m;--'Morning worship.* the Regatta in a brief speech, in able for the opening I•reacher Mr. Reynolds Esler. which he referred to the excel- the present time. 2' Arctic ICE CREAM in BRICKS or BULK Vanilla, Neapolitan or „ Strawberry.. Flavor.... ANBLESIDE PHARMACY W. L. KER, Prop 1401 Marine** Drive Phone W est 323 FREE DELIVERY. Sermon subject: "Resist the |)(!Vil." . ' , I Presbyterian visitors welcome' to our service. are lower than they have been for 20 years and an. excellent op- HAPTIST CHURCH Services; lent work the West Vancouver . - v / ____________ .... v/i.- Am ateur Swimming Club was . E.. Edwards on behall ot sev- po^tunity is being offered resi- doing in fostering , clean sport . eral Hdi'seshoe Bay residents, of districts outside Van- the big «pi'ov- Arrangements - . „ , - , . are being made in conjunction ing. Two very.interesting feat- _ ..with thd Board of Trade to org-IIIK. *---- ,J X 1 J, wiin m e xsuaru oi xiaue lu urg- ures of the program were an ex- The. engin^9 i;^reported to the ^eat* retail shopping hibitipn of swimming ^ Wayne council o n ...................... . ...week-at,,.the .-time.ofJhe, ExhibL,i/k.lWkr. a««lrlntr- Qr»Lnrkl niOlUOIl ,01, HYVlIIini^ng uy v» <»y ifv: ................................................................... .............. ............. ............................ . Adult'^Bible Class. Haley and Sid a lso^^ 1. B arrier of posts to defin^ ̂ tion, .and theye will be many 11:00 -Rev. H. P. Hump-a.m.- reys. 7:30 p.m.--Rev. A. A. Boutel. ■^:00 p.m., Wednesday -- Mr. J. B. Holdcroft. fancy diving by Lynda Adams, car-parking area a t Ambleside entertainm ent features which B. C. ladies' indoor diving cham- »,iS(wi.vu .x--r.*. con* A^n-^vw/mrnfiirA „.mi „ VERNON FEED STORE A. C. SEAKL.B Phon. Wrat t FERTILIZERS of a ll kinds' Wood; Coal, Builders' Supplies .ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH Fa.stor: Rev. F ather Flanagan fish the Royal Life Saving Soci- S o e Bay."The steps were order- Ser- Philip C. Chapman.' General Insurance A gent Fire, Automobile, Burglary, Accident and Sickness, etc. 2657 King!s Avo. Phone W. 42Y3 Residence: The Clachan, Sunday 8:30^sa.m.--Holy Mass } mon. 9:30 a.m'.--Sunday School. 10:15 a.m.--H9ly Mass -- Ser­ mon, --7-i-i:5-p 7m;--Bevot-iens. -- W eek-Days 7 :30 a.m.--Holy Mass. Confessions before Mass. 7 :45 p.m., F riday--Devotions, Confessions of Children. 7:30 p.m., Saturday -- Confes­ sions. UNITED CHURCH Sunday School and - . £stnbltHhed-on~Nortii-Shorc- 20 Years. (Lady AssLstant) H A R R O N - B R 0 S t7^& WILLIAMSON IFuiieial iirec to rs North Vancouver Parlors 122 West Sixth Street , • ~ Plione North 134 Vancouver Parlors 55 Tenth Avenue East ThtJTierFaiiTT34-- f 10 a.m.-- Bible Glass. . 11:15 ia.m.--Public Worship. 7:15 p.m.--Public Worship. _ ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH ---July-23rcl--Gth Sunday afte r - - Trinity. ■ 8:00 a.m.--Holy Communion.' 10 & 11:15 a.m.--Sunday School 11 :15 a.m.=-Matins and Sermon ^ X* » ^feach^^cost $3pV--Ai]t.^P^iditur^..,^ add to the pleasure of vi.si- pion, and Ronnie Martin, men s , over $30 was authorized, to ŝ. B. C. diving champion, all vf the posts to be 4 fee t apart.^ Cheap combination'tickets to these being members of the V.A. 2. 29th Street, Mothers to grounds and grandstand with. S.C. Eddie Hornsby kept the Palmerston. Maintenance. prizes of an automobile worth crowd- amused in the interludes 3 ̂ Application of R. L. Pur- , $1200, a trip to Europe worth. and with the aid of a huge model fQr steps to beach at Horse- $1000 and k- tr ip to the world fish the Royal Life Saving Soci- shoe Bay. The steps were order- fa ir a t Chicago worth $500, all ety staged outside th e , tank,- a c o n s t r u c t e d a t a cost not over cash have been arranged, laughable exhibition of a man $i(|^ - These tickets are now on sale, fishing. , , . 4. B arrier of posts across W ith .45 departm ents ready to Particulars of the winners are . Keith Road west of Heasman's -"show, a WQnderful horse racing as follows: . ^O perty, cost $4. Approved. program during the'^seven after- 50 yards, Boys of West Van- 5 ̂ Application of J. L. Saund- noons; g re a t»evening shows in' couver under 14 (C: Ross Tate ers for lane to 628 11th S treet, the horse show building free, Trophy)*--L l^^ Hrow 2, Jim Crossing ordered constructed a.t--w-ith-two;:organized--musical-pi:o=- Loye. Time 35 2/5 ^sec. . a cost not over $10. • . . -grams on the opening and second 50 yards, Girls of W est Vai> 6.- Trail to ski camp. Laid days and a midway direct from couver under 14 (Colonel K. W. over for consideration in the the big Class A circuit of the Savory Trophy) 1 Judy Good; . faij. ' prairie, the (panada Pacific Exhi- 2, Katie Simpson^-Time 3/ see. 7 ̂ Culvert to 1361 Haywood bition bids fa ir to outshine an>v _. 25 ysrds, -TirG Rscg ~ 1, Don AvGnuG, G* J. BrodGrick s sppli- previous effort. Montgomery (boys); ^uci le cation. Permission g r p te d him The slogan th is year is "Wake Currie (girls) . Final, 1 Lucille to build a culvert a t his own ex- yp B ritish Columbia the depres- J w .L.-rr ' pense subject to the approval of sion is over." 50 yards, Boys of West V ^ - the^ engineer. Exhibitors of livestock, agri- couver under 16 y |^ rs (Gisby g. S ^e of dry tim ber D L. cultural and horticultural pro- Tfophy) -7- 1, Don Sharina^ 2, 2386 (D. and J. Cameron)._ Ap- ^ucts, women's work and other. proved. departm ents should send their 5 0 _ y a r ^ ^ i ] r i ^ ^ ------^9._Concr_ete landing_^^ _entries-in-prior_toLAugust 17_.___ couver under 16 (J. B. Leyland darave pier. Laid over for con- ______ _̂____ * sideration in the fall. LEGION W. A.Challenge Trophy) -- 1, Mary Franklin; 2, Peggy Anderson. Time 34 2/5 sec .. Pillow F ight -- 1, F rank Yates (winnjer b o y s); 2, Betty Gray (w inner'girls). The provincial convention * of 7 :15 p.m.--Evensong & Sermon During the absence of the Rector, the Rev. Canon D'Easum is in charge of the parish; President L. C. Reid, W.V.A. the Canadian Legion B. E. S. L. S.C. ;' referee, Ex-AMerman E. is- being held, in - Victoria on e,*.-*.-./. W. Dean; judges, President C. -August 3, 4 and 5. Anw-mem- 25 yards, Boys of W est Van- Barnhart, V.A.S.C.; R. Martin, bers wishing to attend please get couver under 12 (Wilfred Taylor* Sid W elsh; announcer, Wm. Dar- in touch w ith Mrs. Wickmg, Trophy) -- 1, Jack Pom phritt; ling; starter, G. Vance; tiiiie- W est696R2. * 2, Paul Jagger. Time 19 4/5 sec. keepers, Percy Norman, Syd. ------------------- -- . 25 yards,"Girls of W est Van- Summers, Doiig. Johnston; re- - Mr. Scott, who has bfen- CHURCHES OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST "^couver under 12 (G Glray Tro- corder & clerk of course, Maurice spending a two weeks"holiday i4pb-y-)------ T r-Sheila--W-ilson-h-^2y^nder-son.-- -̂---------------- - a t Cypress--Par-k--has^re^urned HOLLYBURN Barber Shop 15th & Marine E X P E R T S E R V I C E E. MARSH, Proprietor. Mrs. C. T. Kendrick and fam- ' "Love" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon' which will be read in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July 30. Among the citations which comprise the Lesson - Sermon is the following from the B ible: "And we have- ̂known and,y,be- Miss" Jervis, 29th "and Belle­ vue Avenue, is s tay in g /a t the Tea Cup. ®^L_lieved the love th a t God h a th 'toSunday from a holiday at Rob­ erts Creek. _THB W e s t V a n N e w s l*ublishcd Every Thursday Publisher F. P. LOVEGROVE . Phone W est 363 Buain«SK and Editorial Office: 17th and Marine Drive (Next to Holly burn P. 0 .) Phone W est 363 Mail Address: P.O. Box 61. Hollyburn, RC. N orth Vancouver Offi<;e; 123 Lonsdale Ave. 11.00 a year, by carrier i |21)0 a year by mail. ' us. Cod is love; and he th a t dwelleth in love dwelieth in God, and God in him." (1 John 4: 16) The Lesson - Sermon also in­ cludes ttfe following passage ^ . from the Christian Science text- (West Van. P.-T. A. Challenge book,;"Science and Health w ith Trophy) -- 1, Pauline Johnson; Key to the Scriptures" by Mary 2, Hollyburn. Time 1 min: 6 sec. Baker E d d y :- "The starting- Winning team -- Donald Mc- point of divine Science is th a t Hmnon, Hugh Montgomery, John God, Spirit, is All-in-all, and Little, Ian Brown, th a t there is no other m ight nor 190 yards, Girls' Relay, Public Mind,-- th a t God is Love, and Schools of W est Van. (W est therefore.He is divine^Principle." Van. P.-T. A. Challenge Trophy) (p. 276), . Pauline Johnson swam-over in 1 min. 6 3/5 sec., there being no competition. Team : Peggy And­ erson, Betty "G ray,, Lucille Cur­ rie, Mary Franklin. Youngest Competitors' 25 >'d. Race -- Girls 1, Rhoda Hoff­ man, age 11; 2, Dorothy Green­ wood, age 9^2. Boys--1, Donald Moore, age 10.; 2, tTohn Barbour, age 6 ." 7 . * . The officials w ere: Chairman, Audrey Cave. Time 20 3/5 sec. ® Mrs. J. B. Leyland presented home on the prairie. . Baby R ace= l, .Bill A tkinson; _ e- prizes to the contestants on * * * 2, Harry Turney. , ' ' th e . float a t the conclusion of Diving, 1 Metre Board, Boys the gala; of West Vancouver under 15 The regatta dance was held in (Gordon Robson Challenge Tro- the evening a t Hollyburn Pavil- phy) 1, Ian Brown; 2, Don^ Jon, and ^vas largely attended. McKenzie. Swin Kyle's Orchestra played ex- Diving, -1 Metre Board, Girls cellent music, and a number of of West Vancouver under 15 novelties were introduced, mak­ ing the evening a fitting term in­ ation to : West Vahebuv^ an-̂ nual regatta day. (Gwey Clay Trophy) -- 1, Luc­ ille Currie; 2, K. Simpson. .Greasy,Pole.-- 1, Don Shar- man. ' ' 100 yds.. Boys' Relay, Public Schools of W est Vancouver Burrard LAUNDRY for Laundry Orders Phone P. .JRIVERS, West 410L Daily Service West Vancouver School Biuid G A R D E N P A R T Y Home oiFMr.-and f'^rs. J. E. Condon, 1766 Esquimalt Ave. Wednesday, Aag. 2nd 3-5 p.m. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Walter Grundy, 187 2Sth Street,- wishes to extend her best thanks-to her many friends for their dyrnpathy and assist­ ance during her recent sad bereavement in the loss of a beloved husband, also for the irianylbeautifurfloral tributes. , CAl^ADlAN LEGION ' D rive and Dance FRTOAY,,JULY ZSth, at 8 .3 0 p.m . Admission 25c, ̂ R e fr e sh m e n ts