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IM ■ I ■ r _ ■ _i ' ; - A - ^ 7 't i ' ................................ \ »*-«.,■ j»>-» l-irtf - 4f#'*'* ? ................................ - .r j ,. ,I )?? '̂tTv I 7: ..■ »t V. ■■«*fc ijJJA.'- 1̂ , ,S -U T «. - J!»#«■* kvH's • #W il0 4̂* HI ̂i ' *'* H ' ̂ *" '7 ' *f 1 ( ,'̂ f, ,a !s ̂ I t i "f I 1̂̂ ^ W ? ^ n n m i^ A m i /e s td e , B *i7,S;«a $1.00 per yew.' -r ■:->.>■•-;"'■■■•'■■•■̂ '«":-i-'7̂ '- . HUA,, i» JiH»j*is*#>̂ ̂ Ĵitsii* <-8f y*.'* , (mr^ i m m » s mrnmhd. r, DuAdarave Sc per copy a t newutande. Vol. IX HO l^tySURN P.O,, WEST VANCOUVER. B.C., THURSDAY, OCTOBBR.Ah. 1934 No. 26 ANNUAL We l f a r e ; ASSOCIATION m e e t in g JtOTICiS Tho annual m eetii^ of the W est'Vancouver Welfare Association took place a t 8 p.m, Monday ,t in the Orange H ^ l, when'peporte^were received and adopted. The president, Rev. P. A.niirht in the Orange iiau , wnen reports were received and adopted. The president, Rev. P. A. Ramsey, thanked the executive and workers, and a vote of thanks to all thpee connected with thej u.. r. tr j .-. I , , . T, » behalf of le work done, and On Saturday eveidnir the î eg> ular fortnightly Whist Drfve Will SWIMMING CLUB HALLOWE'EN DANCE association was proposed by. George Hay and carried-unanimously. Reeve Leyland on behalf of the trustees stated th a t the reports showed the volume, and importance of tm honed t hat a mieeting to organize the hew drive would be called shortly." ̂ ... iSCi ̂ .' ALli J4k ..' 4tt M MM 1m mA >«VMM «tt ' ««rV'S4>Ttk ' : Al* JPh ĴS! At.. ^The new officers, the sarne as last year with the exception of those unable to continue, are as follows: Chairman, Rev. P. A. Ramsey; Executive, Mrs. W. B. Smjall, Mrs. W . T. Davies, Mrs. Leslie Brooks, Mrs. Bernard Hayes, Mrs. Sharpe, G. Gemmill, Harold Walker, S; A. G. Currie, A. The drive netted $3,615, special donations $182.45, and there was $10.77 on hand a t the be­ g i n n i n g of the y ^ r . , The secretary's report is « At the last Annual Meetin ven beljow; was elected Chair-ng lof th is Association, the Rev. P. A; Ramsey man and an Executive of ten who were: Mrs. Davies, Mr; G. M. Gem'i^lL Mrs. B. Hayes, Major » , r,, - ,, II *1 ^^^7t forget the West Van- be held ;jwth^a ^Iver ccdlecHon couver Swimming Club's Hallow- 9*V, Dance on Satuniay, October Mr. Frank Roberts. c^U nuea^^ 27th, in the Harborview Dance popular Porum at 2:80. M 9 cAwh, Free transportation leav- p'clwk on Sunday i j e G.C.F. ing Amblesido at 8:30 p.m. via holds Its Grand Band Concert in hLsplamulo apd Lonsdale a t 8:45 Hollybum Theatre. They , have p.m. and returning to'West Bay been fortunate in securing a ^1; after the dance. Music by the ented soloist and gold-medalist Pammount Oi-cheatra. Novelties,, Tte. Dancing 9 to 12. Admission brilhant^assisting artists . Silver as cents. Lester, Mrs. Nonrian McIiCod, Mrs. G rant MacNeil, Mrs. Merrick, Mr. Nasmith, Mrs. W. B. Small, a n d H . E . W a lk e r. .......................... - ' These were appointed to th e ir various offices by the Chairman, as foRows: Vice-Chairman, Mr. G. M. Gemimill; Secretary, Mr. H. E. W alker; Treasurer, Mrs. W. B. Small; Poods, Mrs. McLeod; Clothing, Mrs. Hayes; Seeds, Mr. MacNeil; Fuel, Mr. Nasm ith; Distribution, Mrs. Small, Mrs. . Davies and Mrs. Merrick. , ■ i Two other committees also functioned continuously during the year. , • The Finance Committee, whose duty was to prepare a budget of expenditures arid to supervise the financial needs of ah departments. The members of' th is Committee wero Rev; P. A. Ramsey, Major Lester and Mrs. Small.' ' . , The other committee was known as the Advisory Committee, composed of Mr. Gemmill, Mr. McNeill and Major Lester. The duties of th is Committee were to investigate, consider and pass final judgment on &riy new*propositions or prqblenis which arose during the ^ e a r as the work progressed. ' /T; The task of meeting,the needs,of our work Was divided up as stated, among varipus committees. Food Committee--Mrs. Norman McLeod, aaaisted by Mrs. Lestock Reid. • The duties of th is Committee were to-obtain from distributors th e weekly h^eds by way of groceries and meat; t,o consolidate these requirements and purchase the articles n ee d ^ and to parcel out accordingly. The m ajority of.gi:^eri€S were bought in bulk, 100 per c t o from local merchants. The amount spent by this comimittee on Groceries, $649.31; Meat $252.62; Paper Bags, etc., $10.98; Milk $410.43 ; Total $1,323.34. Among articles purchased by th is conimittee were th e following: 1 ton of Flour; 1,200 lbs. Rolled Oats; 275 lbs. Lard; 1,500 lbs. Sugar; 150 lbs. Tea; 260 lbs. Rice; 150 lbs. Bmrley; 150 lbs. Dried Peas.; 300 lbs. Beans; 50 lbs. Cocoa; 75 tins-M ilk; and other articles sUjCh as eggs, b&con, cheese, baking powder,- tomatoes and fresh fru its and vegetables and bread fo r urgent cases; 2,500 lbs-.-"' ' - --------- ------------------------------------------------------ -------------- - - -- - - box tween . v- ̂ - -- - ■ Clothing Committee -- CRiairmari, Mrs?;B; Tlayes. The d u t i^ of th is committee were to collect collection a t th6 door to defray expenses. Parties are being made up from all over the Low­ er Mainland for the C.C.P. B irth­ day Party and Masquerade which promises to be a gala affair. Prizes are offered fo r the best political, fancy, and original ladies' and gentlemen's cost­ umes. For further infbnriation see advertisement in̂ th is paper. On Monday, October 29th, a t 2:30 p.m. a public meeting for ladies will be held in Headquar­ ters. KITSILANO BAND GIVE SPLENDID CONCiBRT The large audience which filled Inglewood Auditorium last Friday evening for the concert .given, ' 'by the Kitsilano Boys' Band was given a real musical treat. The rhythm,, light and shade, release and entry, and tho blending of the instruments were alike excellent, and the control of Bandmaster Delamont rpu^ p p T? ^^^^8 absolutG. The beat ^̂ ril reed military bands in CanBand Concert appears on page, 2 of this issue. and prepare for distribution used clothing. Somje of th e clothing is-readjT'for distribution when received. Some has to be cleaned and made lover. Some is cu t up aim made in to quilts. There, has been a generous response.; during th e year of used clothing from our ̂ citizens, enough to. keep four groups of ladies busy sewing all vrin|er. Two groups wjorking on quilts, one on repairing and one -.on making boiys' pants. - 'Two donations were received from the CanadalBag Co. of bag-ends, which were made into pillowcases^ dish-towels,etc. Boots and shoes 'were also handled by this committee. Duriim the year 401 pMrs of boots and shoes w e re . repaired, all dona by local tradespeople. In a® M 6h f id following articles were purchased fo r distribution: 180 pieces' of RUGBY West Vancouver Barbarians chalked up their th ird straigh t win when they defeated the Row­ ing Club fifteen last Saturday by a score of 22 to 0. The Rowing Club fielded, a weakened team, short several p layersT ^" hr~fact~twQ -pf~iihe 'Barbarian apareS) *Kendrick~ Lancaster, played for the Club side. During the first half the game was fairly even, with no score. A fter th e turn-over the Barbarians took command of the game and scored six tries ada could not have done better, and, as. the concert proceeded, one was reminded of the playing of the bands of His Majesty's Foot Guards. The soloists did some very fine work, Douglas Muir gave several excellent read­ ings, and a m(ember of the band recounted in humorous vein some of their impressions of the i)Jd_Ci)untry_while_on.their_.trip. M in Reeve Lieyland after speaking briefly, presented Dick ' Lester and Bob McCartney of the West , Vancouver Boys' Band with bronze medals, won by themi a t the Vancouver Exhibition for taking second pla<?e in instru­ mental solos. Trustee Russell underwear; 20 pairs b0oti^tid'shbes;^.62 pairs running shoes; 38 pairs pan ts ; 164 prs. sox and stock­ ings; 17 pairs rubbers; rSDtswe^^ . , . ju ' ____ Ur. Principal J. Ei Condon alsoquick successio^_the scorers be- ^ briefly. mg W att (2), D'Easum, Leroy, . ^ ~ ' Robson «i!l.Atoo()4. Two tries'^ i.o.D.E. HALLOWE'EN' sand 20 workshirts. The expenses of the Depariinent is as follows: Clothing $457.09, Shote R ej^irs $437.80, Total_ $894.89. ■ " ' ̂ ' - 7 ' ' 7 ' ■; " ' 7 Fuel Committee -- Mr. N^mith.if^The duty, of this comimittee was-to provide fueLin the way- of wood and co»d in special cases, fo r the requirements of the distributing committee. The. wood was cut in the m a jo rity cf. cases by unemployed men who received payment by the cord'. By this means 136 loads of'wood were distributed. In addition 16 sacks of coal were d is tr ib u te to urgent cases. The expenses, of th is depaoharient a m b u n te to $352.82. « ^ Seed Comimittee-7" Mr. G rant MacNeil. The object of th is committee was to. provide seeds to families hot in a position to purchase same. 78 persons received 1 ton of seed potatoes; 94 dozen cabbage plants andTaJ^rted seeds,'.at a cost of $78.54. - were converted, one by Leroy, the other by Sinclair- _ Robson,-Saunders and Ligh tly „were the pick of the forwards, the latter showing his worth by DANCE TOMORROW - This is the week 6f the big Hallowe'en Dance planned by . following up on every play. Le- tlie roy, D'Basum and Vaugban f t* "ll • ji-_ 1__1. is-ij hum PnviliOn nn fmm c- Distribution Qommittee -- ̂ Mrb^ Small, chairman; Mrs. Atwood, JM r^Davies, Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Thackeray, distributors. The duty of this committee was to contact cases requiring aid, to .esrimate the ir needs, requisition the Association and distribute accordingly.. The thanks of the; Association are gi^en to Mr. Wilfred Hawkes who donated his services and car every week for th is purpose and alsb' to others who a t various times helped by the same n ie ^ s ; This committee has contacted and aided 119 .families during the year. The report of th is comiridt- tee contains the following i l ^ s ; P ^ce ls of Old Clothing-distributed 4,284; parcels of N'OW Cloth­ ing distributed 538; second-hand shoes 420 p a irs ; new shoes, rubbers and running shoes 382 p a irs ; shoe repairs 401 pairs; parcels of jgroceries 4,623; parcels of m eat 687; milk 6,503 quarts; Pota­ toes 5,100 lbs.; prescriptions-138; .0 ^ Liver Oil 46; wood 136loads;.coal 16 sacks; stoves 7; beds 8; mattresses 5; furniture 14; Baby carriages 7 ; quilts 19; dental repairs 1; hair-cuts 61 j jobs found thriough office 20 men and women 7*nd numerous cases by individual distributors. ; . > In addition to the above work, a. special w'ork was undertaken by th is Association. This was the-Ghristmas C h e e r-^ n d r--Aftei^ er5r-carefai~constderatidn-it-was-d€cided-by--your^ Exeeutive^ that the most satisfactory .and~econdmica;l way of handling'this was by cash gifts instead ,of ham­ pers. A sum of $383 was raised and/distributed to 126 families by this committee. In addition toys were provided by th e activities of the I.0.D:E., Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. During the year there were 14 meetings of the executive, and the headquarters .were moved, irom the Orange Hall to th e present^location. . ^ shbWed up well in the back- field, burn Pavihon on FViday,_ from ■ Next game -- Barbarians vs. ? P -m -t° 1 a-™- The committee Varsity B a t 2i30 Saturday has left nothing undone th a t will (field not yefdecided). . add to the pleasure of the even- ̂ ̂ ________ . ing -- a good floor for dancing, WELFARE DRIVE Paramount Orchestra in COMMITTEE TO MEET charge of the music, delightful refreshm ents and novelties th a t The first meeting of the Wei- will be enjoyed. Many parties fare Drive Committee will be are being arranged a.i^. the danc- heM a t 8 p.ro. next Tuesday, mg . public are .an ticipating a 30th instant, in the municipal ' y^'T JOJly ev e raw A part f ^ hall. All -members are specially the fact th a t this *® oppor- requested-to attend, and„to bring tum ty to thoroughly enjoy with .them any willing to ^ t i other workers HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MILITARY.WHIST themselves, it should be borae in mind th a t this is an oppor­ tun ity for them to have a share in the work which the I.O.D.E. are constantly doing in the com*- T i ^ e t s 50c. may bemunity. - The West Vancouver Horticul- ^^cured from any member of the tural Society is giving a Military Chapter or a t the door. W hist a t 8 ;15 p.m. Friday, Novr -tt LEGION NOTES The last general "meeting .of HOLLYBURPTHALL There will' be a h illustrated OLD TIME DANCE em ber 2nd, in the Otange Hall. All arrangem ents have been made , and an enjoyable evening is assured. A very-darge turn' C.C.F. CLUB No. 2 The Legion W.A. under the the local branch was held im th e lahtem service for young people convenership of Mrs. Frank ^gion MemioriaL Hall .Friday in I Hollybum Hal7 * tomorrow River^ gave a very ; enjoyable evening, October l9th> with* (Friday), a t 7:30 p.ml., when Old Time Dance las t Saturday J o h n Wilson wilPgive an address evening in the Legion Hall, when ta ^ n g as his subject "Ears 'That the popular Black Diamond Or- H '^rd ." On Sunday, , 2$th inst., . chestra with th e ir mumc kept a.m. the u sua l. Sunday everybody. on their toes, Re- and Young Men's Bible freshments were s ^ e d during 'ibh'himriing.7" H. Walker-Tin theResident chair. interesting .items of discussed, pariio-^ a t f 10 th e social wel- School ^inb, and as. a resu lt - O lto . C.C.F. Club No. 2, its tempor­ ary name, was formed a t a meet- out is expected, and friends can ing held Monday night in Dun- m akeup parties, if they so wish.' darave Hall. A. D, Gordon, sec- Refreshments will be served retary. of the associated C.C.F. a fte r th e cards,, for which there Clubs spoke, also Grant MacNeil. will be good prizes, Admission The following officers were elect- 25 cents. • . ed': Chairman, B. Stehelin; vice- --------------------- chairman, B. K erley; sec.-treas., COAL SPECIAL «. G. L ee; delegate to d istrict coun- Fergiison's Motor Transfer are d l , R. Lloyd. Three executive o ^ m e the entertainnientcom - /E vangelist Elliott McAllistar "utlee will bflVA an 4TifWao4-{«.». ' anuninl servn'fiAflairnm, ^ an .interesting 7.,will conduct , specid services fftr T^^^n^ent to m ake shortly coinmencing ne:^ Sunday even<- special benefit of the ing a t 7:30 o'clock and cpntinu- ' . .7 :7 7 '7-7̂ ^̂ ^̂ Tuesday, Wednesday and j)gp^.s:eneral meeting N ovehi/' TW^sday aV8 p.m. All heartily The next Old 'Time Dance of the series will be i held a t, 8:45 p.m. Saturday, 3rd N ovdriber/ in the Legion Hall vrith th e satoe orchestra in the inuBic. Admissioh including re- freshirients, 25 cents. , offering fo r a limited time only members and-com mittee to be Lethbridge Imperial Stove C oal. ̂ appointed next meeting. All a t $11.00 per ton, Prices of. . interested in^lectures, debates, o ther coals ,<Jan be obtained by rad io , forums, entertainments, phoning them a t West 85. • , sports, etc., are asked to attend. They operate also a freight. , Application forms can be obtain- "» w c e "~by mdtor/trudrtwice^-^^^^^ L ^ , o fb T p h o m n g between West Vancouver. W est 58R2 or a t meetings. Fur- and f:he city. ih e r announcements later. L 'f '-m, r i ' ^ v b ; -i 1 ■■ 1 % \ k r ^ h i d ?<U[ I I- , / '• 5 f \ ̂■ - i. it ;iLT. 4 " \ i V 1 ; / . i •1 % hi ■ i : w > : ■■ ^ \ Ht' ' I 1nil f.r 1 1 K l A,' \ T'P' ' 'A I \'V- >'& 1 ut, r, Iti'l-J, 45® I' r-/tfW k :' '1 7 I - '■ t ' f p l'f ■"! ■ '• *5? 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