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Arc You A w are th a t . 15.S.T- M arclu20tW :neBriy s IbUdu on th« * fjiitincnl will be changed to a different channd? . This will neocfisitate re-setting of radio push buttons for the new • chrmlil you require services of an expert radio lediniciah to * H ^,1 U i U r n , phono your order to us and we y ill send a service Othetwiso prior orders m^y delay attention to your r tl".tr '« e v e r« l days, pa r a g o n r a d io se r v ic e WEST 1081 LocaJ and -Personal g \ % s w r i ^ i T M r n r q A w v UJN JN Jl SiHkLilL A p r i l 2 n d , 3 r d , 4 t h a n d 5 t h 2402 Marine Drive West Vancouver Uf'i i CANADIAN LEGION W . A. Military Whist Drive SATURDAYi, March 29th, 8 p.m. IN LEGION HALL Admission 25c. REFRESHMENTS To: Our Manp Patrons in West Vancouver Municipality We Deliver every Tuesday ̂ n d Friday Supplying FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES and FRESH CUT FLOWERS Saiisl aclion Guaranteed --r Your order will be greatly appreciated -- Please phone MArine 4551 or 4552 before 1 p.m. * Parkview Produce Go. " 874 Robson St., Vancouver, B.C. Gooripfe Metcalfe, forinorly of West Bay,'is building a house a t 2Gth and Nelson Ave.« « E, H. Wheeler of West Hay is building a house at PalmerstotrAvey <tn * • iK'" ■■ ■■ Mrs. M, G. Ross is having two duplex houses built at the corner of 24th aiul Bellevue Avc. ................... The'oflicers and members , of the Vancouver Welsh Women's Patriotic Group have opened a fund known as "The, Welsh Air Raid Fund" to help siiirerers in Wales. Any interested are asked to phone group cai)tains for North and West Vancouver at North 85-L or North D27-R2.ii< >i( ))< . Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Long of Vancouver are having a. new home built a t 17th and Gordon by C. M. Sharpe.He 1)4 >|< C. M. Sharpe is building a house on McKechnie Ave., West Bay, for Mr. and; Mrs. McDlr- miad of Vancouver.H< ik • ' ')|4 , • A t a christening ceremony last Sunday a t 4 'p.m. in SI. Stephen's Church the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A; Macllae (nco Ada Albip) of Buniaby, received the namps of Winifred Irene.. 'The ReV. A. - Harding Pi'iest of- Billy... C{dlies.,-p|^,POTyLL Beauty Shop, who has been ilL for the past month, has gone to Kamloops to ..recuperate after _ , siionding two weeks in the North lotli anij Vancouver General Hospital.' ■ ♦ * ♦ ' J. A. Barrie of Edmonton Beach, Alta., is visiting his son- in-law and tlaughter, Mr. and' Mrs. C. M. Sharpe of W est Bay..' » * l(t * ...... ................ A (laughter was born last Sunday at the Vancouver Gen­ eral Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Carroll of Caulfeild. ».*H ♦ ♦ The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beard, G48 21st Street, recedved the names of Robert I'ldward Jolin at a christening eeremony last Sunday afternoon a t St. Stephen's Church, when the Rev. A. llaiaiing P riest of- lic'iatcd. The sponsors ,were Mr.' and Mrs. ,L. R. M. Boulciing, par­ ents of Mrs. Beard. The christening tea was held later at; the home of Mr. and Mrs. lb M,.^Bimten, 2642 Hay­ wood Ave., onl,y)relatives of the family being present. : , ' EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE Easter hynins and music arc a most important and stim ulat­ ing part of our worship a t this season. The EasteLService Com- HIGH-.SCHOOL-RLAY-S- ficiated, anct the sponsor.s were mittee therefore, are glad to say Miss Patricia Albin and Albert tha t again this year, the Mount Albin, aunt and uncle of the Pleasant Salvation Army Band baby. • will lead in the trium phant testi- Following . the ceremony ^ mony of "Christ the • Lord- Is small reception was held a t the Risen Today", and other such horde of tee m aternal grand- hymns. Although several of tee , parents. Mr. and Mrs. A..H. Al- band have "signed up" during We have been asked to c(>rrect te e following error and omission in the report sent in to us and published in our last issue. . In the auditorium 'of the High School the two- plays "Imagina­ tion" and the "Spinster of Lushe." The musical num bers between the acts were supplieci' by the pupils of Mrs. F. KnighteHodge. We regret Jacqueline Paterspn's name was omitted. The over­ tures played were "Italiana in - Algiers," "Rossini and Massin- ello," arranged for two violins, played by ̂George Brealey and Jacqueline Paterson, with piano bin,, of 2234 M athers Ave. The paternap grandmother, Mrs. C- Lynch, was also present. ' the past year, the Citadel will still be able. to .m uster fifteeen instruments. In addition a young . , ■ . J men's-quartette have been in- H erbert Bibbs of the Royal vited to sing special 'selections. Caqadian Engineers arrived here Overcome the- "sleeping in" on Thursday from Debert, Nova habit this Easter Sunday and be Scotia, and is spending his fur- up early-to seek God ■ and to lough a t the home, of his wife's thank Him for our many bless- parents, Mr. -fud -Mrs. W alter in g s; remembering th a t thou- Gourlay, 2322 Bellevue Ave. . sands of our fellow'.countrymen ' Mr. an d 'Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. Riddell and son of Gaulfeild have moved into the Cameron house a t Gaulfeild. D. McTavishv who has been may have spent tee night ,in comfortless air-raid shelters or all tee day down on ruined homes. . ' The service will be held at' Am- bleside Park a t 7 a.m. •. . (four hands), Alma Skerton and J patient in Shaughnessy Mili Norma Minions. . YOU'RE READY FOR EMERGENCIES ̂ WHEN YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE When help is needed in a hurry i t's im portant to have a telephone handy. F o il the q u ic l^ t "way~to~reaoh-doc-- ToTTiJolice--crr'firemen-i^-by--- telephone. ' Even if the need to sum­ mon help by telephone neveu arises, it is' comforL ing to know you are pre­ pared. A telephone in the home is a g reat protection a t a small cost. tary Hospital, returned on Sat­ urday anci is now convalescing at teiS'̂ home^at--l-5te-and-Ottaw^-: LEGION W.A. The Red Cross Unit of the W.A., which meets _in the club room every Monday; is asking for the loan of two sewing mach­ ines, which are very badly neeci-- eel • Ave. * =k Announcement Mr. and Mrs. D. McTavish, 15th and Ottawa Ave., announce th a t the wedding of their daugh-^ ter Jean to Corporal Jack Ogden Elgood, R.C.A.F., has been ad­ vanced one week owing to mill- Sergeant-Major A. H. O. Free- tary rearmngements, The_ wed- i^^-iahtle-of 1751 Haywood Ave., ding, will teke Hollyburn, holder of the D.C.M. and M.S,M.. who made h istorv a . : decade Ugb by winning prizes ih SERGT.-MAJ. FREEMANTLE WINS WORLD CAMPI- ONSHIP 8 p.m. in the United Church. -Mrs,i-D-Ouglas^-ew_ar of Caul^ feild left on Wednesday t o spend several weeeks in .Penticton. She will resume her bridge lessons'in- aid of te e Red Cro.ss on her re­ turn to the city. ' •"sk * * ' tee Irish Sweepstake two-years in succession (for a total of $6500) stepped into the limelight once more Saturday afternoon to shatter a world's pipe-smoking- record in Hudson Bay Company's Georgian room. ' The veteran of th(3 Northwest Rebellion and tee Boer W ar who' U N K y u r a n t is -the beer you^hear -- 0 much about these days. hov4M̂ today and see ^ good, good beer can be. COAST BREWERIES LTD. V^ouver - New Westminster - Victoria BRITISH COLUMBIA -TELEEHQHE C_Q._ Mr. and Mrs. F. A, Grant, Cy­ press P a rk , West Vancouver, an­ nounce the engagement of_teeir_became "Rattlesnake Pete" dur- - only daughter, Frances Victoria, ing the Great War, smoked one- to Mr. Thomas Evans Lougheed, eighth of an ounce of tobacco, younger sop of Mr. and Mrs. M .' lighted by a single match, for A, Lougheeed, 2908 Oak Street, one hour 57% minutes. According to Hudson Bay Gqmpahy officials contest, this is a world's record. Bennett's BAKERY IUITTEUCUHST ̂ IIUKAI) Cream I'ukes 2r>r n doz. Scotch Pancake,s. Scones, Raisin, Apple. Mince Pies 15c each , , Delivered Every Day ^̂ 'hca( (Jerin Bread MGS Marino J)r. Phone W* 27 Hollyburn Theatre TIIUKSDAY. f ih d a y a n d S A T . M A T . Î lnivh UTIli, L>Sth mul iJDlh S n iK L lO V T K M P L K .I A ( 'K O A K IK " Yoiing People" (S h ii' lo y 's liilo si, p io lu r o a m i p ro b a b ly luM' la s t iiH a ju v o n ilo ) , , , .abso • " K IN O O F T l lK K O Y A I. IM O UNTK D*' SAT. KVK AND-MON DAY March UlHli and Mlst: I'YKONIO POWER **Brigham Young" TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ------- A-|) ri 1-1 s L'-J 1-1 ui-&i 1 (I- *Mein kampf- M y Crimes* N ellie H a n so n A.T.C.M. Special Diploma Teacher of Piano and Theory ■ 1955 Inglcvrood Ave. West 1056-L , Burrard Caundry Ltd. FAMILY LAUNDRY Phone North'1310 or West 691L ..HOUSE PLANS Plans, Blue Prints, and Spccificatiions for N.H.A. and Other Houses j , HUTCHISON West 82M-R SPECIAL Sawdust ............... Dry Slabs ............$5.00 per cord Inside F ir:-- from shed ........$0.00 per cord from mill ...■ f..$5.50 per cord Slabs with Bark $4.00 per cord " Slabs & Edgihg's^$3._76 per cord _ PIllfA M 'S FUEL Phone North 620 The wed.ding will take place quietly April 19th. Miss G rant attended the Convent of the Sa­ cred Heart in Vancouver while her fiance is a graduate of the Breviou,s high was set at_ one hour 3434 minutes. The winner, University of British Columbia, used a. largeteowled Boer pipe :* * * -with a long stem* Have you tried a Helene C urtis, Cream Permanent Wave for soft glossy ourls ? Gome in and let me tell-you about it.-M^TayIor,-a520- Marine Drive, W. 828.*** 41-7 <lisp̂ la%d published Liquor Control or by the Government British Colmnbla of HOLLYBURN BUSINESS COLLEGE NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES W est 341 EXPERT W atch and Clock e e p a i b i n g . T: CHRISTENSON (formerly with Birks Ltd., ' ' Montreal) 1522 Marine Drive M R .F R E D „B . F A U L K N E R W ISHES TO ANNOUNCE that he has voluntarily severed hig connection with R. P. Blower & Co. and has been' Appointed W E S T V A N C O U V E R R E P R E S E N TA TIV E . of A. E. AUSTIN & CO. LTD. Phone West 873-Y SAWDUST MILL & BUSH WOOD MANURE, GRAVEL TOP SOIL ^ • - also------------ BUZZING WOOD - J. SMITH. . Phone West, 1006-R . . FUEL SUPPLIES SLABS and EDGINGS $3 per cord Inside Fir, $5.50 per cord Bark, Per C o rd ................... $5.00 Phone day or night NORTH 1581