West Van. News (West Vancouver), 17 Nov 1938, p. 3

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THE WEST VAN NEWS NovemWr 17, 19S8. l e g io n w .a . a n n u a l a r m is t ic e d in n e r ENGLISH RUGBY Back again into strip after a . , week'a iayroflt through weather The Annual Armistice Dinner conditions, the Barbarians this . Shower MrSi'"J." W.' 'Neill 'was 'hostess""" conditions, the Barbarians this recently at a delightful mivS<.el- laneous shower held at her homegiven by the West Vancouver Saturday mi?et the winless Grads ------- uVanoh of the W.A., Canadian . oh Lower Brockton at 2:15 p.ni. at 11th and Clyde Avenue, West lA'gion to the m em fcrs of P ^ r in the last of ' the one of the outstanding events of the year in the municipality, was held last Friday evening in the Legion Hall, which had been beautifully decorated for the. oc­ casion. Mrs. Frank Rivers was the convener, and a t 6:30 p.m. the ladies of the W.A. and their guests sa t down with good on December 1st,. The numerous and useful gifts were pR'sentod to the bride-elect on a beautiful- i.f»tfion to tile memoers oi r«»i. '"o*- 4vu<ivi t«iiyv/uw*, h6h6r|rig fiO Canadian. Legion, which ia games Cor the Millar Cup. With Delores Sharpe, d.\ughter 00, canaaian g , . Jack W att making a welconnj re- „f Mr. ami Mrs. K. 15. Sharpe, will be at full strength vbut for mairiage to Mi. Bill Atwood, who will not travel AUeib aon of Mi^t.aiid«M from Nanaimo for the game. At Alien, West Bay, will take place last night's workout all meniy hers reported fit arid eager to mys up victory No, 2 on Satur- If the team shows the same , , , , , . wg.. , aggressiveness as it did against ly decorated tea wagon by Miss -- , New W estminster and tackles as Ruby McGregor. The lace cover- guests sat down at the long fearlessly and robustly, as it did ed tea table was centred with a tables, which were set off with against Rowing Club two weeks large bowl of ohrysunUiemums beautiful flowers and laden down ago, tlje lowly Grads will still be . and assisting the hostess were ' with good things to eat. Comrade Ju the cellar position a t close of Mrs. R. H. Paterson, Mrs. J, R. C. F. Smith acted as Chairman play. ' Allen and Miss Ruby McGregor, and Toastmaster, Mrs. C . ' E. Quite a number of local fol- The guests included Mrs. H. B'. Sharman, President of the W.A., lowers were present at the Itop* Sharpe, Mrs. J. R. Alleii,' Mrs. „--̂Yi'2fki'ng"the~address"Of~welcomei-- gaTnc~on"~ATmisticc~Day-~whieh-- ^ltr~IL-J2atc^oii,-_Mrs*..^^ The Rev, F. A. Ramsey said saw Varsity lose its flrst game Gregor, Mto. Wm. Nornuuuh irrace, and a t the conclusion of in twelve months by 14-5. Most Mrs. W. L. McGregor, Mrs. J. the dinner, the following toasts gratifying to the locals was the Wright, Mrs. ̂Duncan MacMillan, were given: The King, by Com- large contribution of 8 points to - Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mrs. A. Mon- ' ' " ' the winner's score by Barbarian . zios, Mrs. R. luddes, Mrs. G. D. Bud d'Easum. Also taking part Elgar,>Mrs. J. G. Rimnien ill the game but on the opposite George Payne, Mrs?'Jv K. Mitch- fl:^-.lL kir£-Y O U B E A D ., •THK MANDUAKK ItOOr* Hy Marllm OhUmikoINSANITY FAIIC* ' IN HAZAltll,**Hy 1)ouk1«!< H<?wl By UlohimlB •■{ .. .................... - Tho»y and many othoi* ttUivh 'Mulkeii abmir* buokn art* in our All the best in Cttimdiim luul Knul»«b <,'hri«Unus ('aids for r.AUbi MAILING. You cun select cards -triftK ln,comforl and economy at the Murine WEST Drive VAN. STATIONKUK At UHUAUY Open y a.m. to H p.m. Phono rade W. T? Atwood; To Our Fal-- leh Comrades, by Rev. H. B. Allen, the Last Post and the Reveille being sounded by Bugler P a rk e r; the Canadian Legion by Mrs. Douglas Graham, replied to by Provincial President Wj Mc- K instry; the W-.A. by President Peter Greer, replied to by Mrs. McDonald, Provincial President; the British Empire by Magis­ tra te Gordon Robson; and the Municipality of' W est Vancouver b.y Reeve J. B. Leyland. Between the toasts songs were rendered by Miss Agnes Harrison, Mrs. F. F. Lovegrove, and C.̂ Carter, ̂while C: "W r Spencer,-besides-act-- ing as accompanist, played a piano solo, each of these artists being .compelled to give an en­ core number. Mrs. W. Green, convener of ;• the Poppy ' Fund -Campaign, announced toat ap^ proximately $450 had^een col- Rob-side, were Ex-Barbarians ' son and Mason. Last Saturday the Norwest- ers' game was also called off on , account of wOather conditions. This Saturday they meet the Fresh on Douglas Park a t 2:15 p.m. ■ . ■ ell, Mrs. C. B. Greenwood, Mrs. R. MaeVean, Mrs. F. R. Gorlich and Miss Ruby McGregor. ' Ik Hi 1)1 ' • John Gibson a n d , bride of Hardisty, Alberta, are looking up old friends and enjoying a holi­ day in West Vaiicouyer. Speaking of -,the weather, did wo ever forget to tel) yeii a'boul the tourist who landed in Kan­ sas just in time,, to exporionce one of the state's most effective cyclones? After it was all over, h(* crawled out of tlu; storm cel­ lar,' preened liis feather's, and icmarked, "I think you guys out In this part ,of the couiitry'over­ do the, veniilfiLion business alto­ gether." " '• lected for the fund, taking the opportunity to~ thank all those- who had, helped.. A pleasing feature of the (iinr ner' was the presentation by Provincial President McKinStry- of a meritorious service badge with palms to Comrade and Sec­ retary Frank Rivers in recognL --tiGn~of~hiS'"long--and-fai-thful-^r-T- vioes to the ' Ganadiam Legion. Flowers were also presented to •^Vlrsr4\fcDona4d7Jb?winci:^--Ereato dent, Mrs. O. E. Sharman, Presi­ dent, and Mrs. F. .Rivers, Con- -vener.li:----------------- - L etters-o f-reg re t-a t-the ir-in - ability to be present^were re­ ceived from Colonel W. W. p o s ­ ter, Dominion President, Com- rade Grant MacNeil, M.P., Major B. H. Harrison.-and-Canon G.-C. d'Easum. After, the removal of. the tables' the remainder of the evening was spent in community ►singing and dancing, for which Mrs. Tom Turner and H. B. Stevens furnished the music. V ancouver B U S T I M E : W est V ancouver T A B L E S Caulfeild Horseshoe Bay WESTBOUND Tweekday service Vancouver .. Taylor Way Amblesldc .. Aliumont ... -W C81- II ay -- CyprcHS Park.Caulfeild ....... .Fisherpiun's Cove.... -GleneaKles-..-,..;.rv-..-.U-- Horseshoe Bay -- - A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M.Lv. 6.10 7.10 7.40 9.106.20 7.20 7.50 9.25Ar. , 6.25 7.26 7.55 9.306.32- 7.32-7t35- 3.02-3-.05- 9.37-9.4J). (l.dl/6.39 7.39 : 8;09 9.44Ar, 6.40 7.40 3.10 9.469.50_.9.52Ar. 9.55 - A.M.11.1011.20 i i . a o11.JI7 11.40- ni44 11,45 11.50 11.52 . 11;56 ' _ P.M.12.1012.2512,!I0 WSiiP.M.1.10'1.25l.SO1.271.40L,1.4 4 1.45 1.50 1.52-17I75' P.M.2.102.252.302.27-2.40.2.442.45 2.50 2.52"2'.T)y P.M.4.104.254,204.27-4.40-4.444.45 P.M.5.105.255.205.37-5.40-5.44'5,45 P.M, 5.4 0 ̂5.55 0.00 0.0' P.M,0.100,250.200.27__0.10_l_0.4Jt0.14 0.1 5 0.44 0.4 5 0.50 0,52 .0.55 I'.M. H.lOi «jj25 H.20 3.87 ; 3.4 0 ■87.V4' 3.4 5 P.M.10,10,10.2510.2010.2710.40"10.-4-410.45 A.M. 12.10 12.25 12.20 12.27 12.40 1274.1- -12.4 5 12.5(1 ,2.5'.■12.55- EASTBOUND WEEKDAY SERVICE Bay.,.....-- Cove...l: Horseshoe Gleneagles Fisherman's. Caulfeild.Cypress ParkWest Bay ...........; Altiimont Amhlpside..Taylor Way Vancouver . A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. . A.M.Lv. 7.05-y;oh"7.10Lv. 6.45_ -7.16- 7.45 8.'! 56.48 7.18 .7.48 8.T86.53 7;23-' 7.53 8723 .6.57 7.27 7.57 - 8.27-Lx. 7.0J1--TvaO--_8.0O_-8.30-7.05 7.35 8.05 8.36Ar. 7.20 7,50 8.20 8.50 9.35 9.50 - A.M.10705"--',;o.o8- - 10.10. 10.15-r'-10.-13- ■ 10.28 10.27 -10̂ 39- P.M,. T.05 -l-;08 1.10 1.15 - 1-.1.8: 1.23 .1.27 4.3 Ou WSa: ' Wednesdays and Satunfa'ys ONLY. VNOTE: All trips; Westbound and-Eastbound, .routi WSaP.M.2.052,082.102.15-2.1S-"2.23"2.272,30-2.852.60 P.M.3.053.083.103.15r3718"3.23-3.273„30-8.853.50 P.M. 5.15'57nr-5-72 3- 5.27 0,3-05.35...O.BO P.M. P.M.- (i.l5"(i.'lK' 0.27--JUIO.5.355.50" 0;4 5 5;4 8- -5; 5 3 0.57 7.7-00- P.M_7-. OB' 7.03 7.10 7.15-77-̂ l-3--7-̂-2-7.27'JJUL -P.M. P.M. 7.057.20 7,257.50 9.15 , 9.1H-- - 0-22 9.27 il.20.9.259.50 11.15 -l-Ll-fk- 1 1.22 11.27 11.3011.3511.50 Vifi West Vancouver . Taylor Way , Ambleside . --A'ltamont-West̂ Bay WESTBOUND_____1 : A.M......... Lv. 9.109.25......... Ar. 9.30__ ____7.9'3J7_---- '9.ToPark ....... , 9.44......... Ar. 9,45Cove.... ?9;B0 9.52 SUNDAYT̂ SERVICE" Vancouver' Ferry Dock. Ambleside-, -SUNDAY--.SEUtvÔ Cypress Caulfeild ... Fisherman's Gleneaglea Horseshoe Bay -*rr-9T05- A,M.11.10.11.2511.30 th3J41.40"11.4411.45 11,50 11.52-11TSS7 P.M.2.102.252.302.37'2T40'2.442.462.60'2.52-2t56- P.M.4.104.254.30 P.M.5,106.256.306.37-6740-6.446i456.506,52-OtSS- P.M., 8.4 0 8.55 9.00 9.07 -OTTO9.149.15 P.M. 10.4'0 19.65 11.00 41.07 -1471 0-11.1441.45 A.M. '12.10̂ 12.25 12.80 12.37 -12740- 12.44 12,4 5 12.50 • 12.52 42.55 : Horseshoe |i Buy-GleneiiKles .......... .Fisherman's Cove.... Caulfeild ...........'....--Cy p r es s--Pa r k-.-;Trrrr̂.-:T.r-West Bay ...........AltamontAmbleside ................Taylor Way ............V.irwwiiiyi.r Lv, Lv. a.m;3.003.033.053.10-3.X3- Lv. -A-p.- 3.13 3.22 3.25 3.30 - 3.-4.5. A.M: "--A PM. !'■M. P.M. P.M.,-10.00 1.00 400 7.3010.03, 1.03 •4.03 7.33-10,05 1.05 ' 405 7.35 - 9.4 010.1 0 . 1.10 410 7.4 0-10:13 1.'HP 413 7.4 3 0.4 310.18 1.18 413 7.43 - O . 'IR10.22 1n 422 7.52 ■.:9.52:i;10.25 11 30 125 425 7.55 9.5510.30 11 35 t 30 430 8.00 10.00 '10.45 - 'll .50 1,4 5 A.4 5 8,15 10,15 P.M. 11.15 11.13: 1 r,23' 11.27 11.30 11.85 4 1.50 North Vancouver - West Vancouyer - Caulfeild ̂ - - Horseshoe Bay North Vancouver - Vancouver Service .̂ WESTBOUND WEEKDAY SERVICE "SUNDAY SERVICE Japanese Chrysanthemums North Vanc()uver.. 'Ta^or Way v.........VANCOUVER ....Ambleside ..... ....-Altamont ......We.st Buy Cypress Park CaulfeildFisherman's Co-ve. -Gleneairles,: Lv. Ar.An. Ar. A.M.3.15 3.25 : 3.50 8.30 A.M.I 9.15 9.259.50 9.30 9i37 9.40 9.4 4 9.459.50 -9.52- P.M.|1M5 1.25 1.50 . 1.30 ;*1,87 ..*1:40 , ♦1.44 *1.45 *1.50 *1.52aFf.:i:cjg: P.M.̂ 5.15 5.25 5.50 6.30- 5.37 5.-4 0 5.4 4 5.4'5'. P.M.5.456.55 6.00 0.0 7- 0,-l ft 0.1'Jl 6.1 n- P.M.8.158.25 "*i:hH"-l-4th"X>f"-t-hi^-^eek7 was made to keep W est Vancou­ ver m step with frjends_on th^-i _other' side, of B urrard Inletv.as the following will point but. • 1. Resolved th a t an associa­ tion be formed to be knoiwii as the West Vancouver Chrysan­ themum Association. P.M; 6.15 6,25 6.50: 6.30; 6,37 - 6.40 6.44 6.4 5' 6.50 6.52_̂ 8.308.37.8.408.448.45 P.M.10.1510,25 10.30 10.37 10.4 010.4410.45 A.M.12.15'12.25 12.30; 12.37: 12.4 0 ■12.4412.45 12.50 12.52'wu' t.it. on. A A.M.9.159.25 • 9.30 9.379.4 09.4 49.4 5 9.50_ 9,52 A.M. 11.15 11.25 11.5(1 J 1.30 11.37 1 1.4 0 11.4 4 11.45 11.50 1 1.52 I'.M. 6.15 6.2 5 6.30 6.37 6..1.0 6.4.1 (i.4 5 6.50 6.52 l-;51 I'.M.-3.4 5. -3.55 9.009.079.109.M9.15 EASTBOUND -WElKD'AT"SEayrcir N DA Y- S filiVI Cfir- --Horseshoe -Buy .... - Ly. 2. That the membership con­ sist of 40 in n u m ^ r wfio shall each ' sign the forni provided, then be sponsored., by" one of the Executive and difly voted on by the whole „ who may accept or re ject toe applicant; ' 3. Yearly "fees to be one dollar per member payable with .lappli- cation form when accepted. 4. The 'Officers appointed are as follows:.President, S. J. sm ith ; Vice Pres., E. J. Jupp; -Sec. 'TTeas., A. J. Capon; Execu­ tive, R. Holden,-A. Chilton, L. J: MpGlashan, H. P. Skeet, A. Corlan, Blair Clerk. " 07 I t was stated th a t if dur­ ing th e recent show 10 lovers of the blooms- could delight the crowds so'well 40 members could follow the lead so splendidly set by our Boys' Band in their per­ formances. Gleneagleu ......- -Ifiuher'man'.s. GauIfcMd "Cypress Park..,,...,...■West Bay i...Altumoni ..........'Ambleside ...-VANCOUVER' .....'Paylor Way .......North Vancouver .. Lv I-v. Ar. A.M.7.057.037.10•7.157.137.237.277.30 A'.M.'* I'.Mt- h-YS 7.10 7.3( 1 3.15'! -H.lk 8.23 3.27 3.30- 7.45 3.353,45 12.3012.10,,■*12.35̂.12.45 ;M. P.M'. 'i.OO 5.055.15 1.15 5.1 3 5.23 5.27 0.30 5,10 5,35 5.4 5: P.M. 6.005.400.056.15 P.M.7.057.08-7.107.157:13'.7.237.277.30 PlOT. P.M. 7.35 7.4 5- 9.159.139.239.279.20 9.35 9.4 5 1 IJ r,11,IK 1 1.23 1+.2 7 1 1.3,(> 11.35 M.4 5 A.M.3.00_8.03_JUBi A.M. 10.00 _IO,03_J 1.0.0.53.1-0, 8.-1 3 3.13 3.22 3.25 10.10 10.13 H). I H 10.22 10.25 3.30 3.4 0 10.30 10.4 0, I'.M.*:•4.004.03.:4.05 ■7rrL0- 4,. I 3 4.13 4.22 4,30 4.10 4.35 4,4 5- P.M,7.3 0 7.33 7.35TIO7.4 "7;4 37.527.55 ■3.(10 ,3.10 1 0 C o m m u t a t io n R m e s F̂rom VANCOUVER, to: Adults Children North Vancouver ....... *i'no '.Ambleside ................. West̂ Bay ........... . '• • '-9*̂ 'cCoress Park""...... ...... • 2.20 1.25: e ff ild ......... 2m« ̂ 1.35Fisherman's Cove ..... . 2.80 1.50Horseshoe Bay ....... . *̂-20 L7j Fro» NORTH VANCOUVER.̂ ô:̂ ^ Ambleside ................. * 'rr.' Wust Bay--nnnr.'t'rr;--;;........ 1.25- . ;5Cypress Park ............;.-• Ei.) .65Caulfeild................... ....Fisherman's Cove 2.10 J'SrHorseshtje Bay ........ . 2.45 l.2i> Fr6m AMBLESIDE.- to: .Cyi'*"-s« Park'Caulf(-'ild Cove1!-̂,Horseshoe Bay ,Adults Children$,,30 * ,40LOO . .601,55 .80■ 1.35 ..95.4 TERMINAL DEPO'TS AT: VANCOUVER: ' _Bus T e r m i n a l , . Seymour at Dunsmuir NORTH VANCOUVER: Foot of Lonsdale AMBLESIDE: Ferry Dock , HORSESHOE BAY: ■Thorpe's Store , CAULFEILD; Gan Station For further information consult local nffent or phone S ey m o u r 7 1 3 1 i ip A C I F l C S T A G E L I N ES m

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