‘VISITS

ISLAND es
from an enjoyable trip to Vic-| Hospital but In home now and

‘she spent happy
Saskatch-
Cub.

Mayr’ vstting fo
visiting forme
ewan friends. is Mrs. A.

although she developed a case

of flu the day after her re.
turn, she Is on the mend and

bon. 169 “D” St. Upon Ber re-|hopes to be around woon.

turn she spent a day with her
daughter ‘in the: Capilano) NEWCOMERS Paes
Highlands business man and his wife
ieee: from West Vancouver, Mr. and
ALBERTANS . . . Mr. and/ Mrs, Alf. Ellis, have recently
‘Mrs, J. B. Eggen of Calgary,/made thelr home on
‘Alta, are guests of thelr daugh-|Road in White Tock. | M:

ter. Mra. C, A. Caldwell, 1238
‘Magdalen Avenue.

ANNIVERSARY ‘The
brother of the Semlahmoo's
first publisher, Rey. C. J, Smal.
Jey has completed a year of
ministry In White Rock's east
end at the Faith Mission Hall,
HO Campbell River Rd. Rev.
and Mra Smalley came to
White Rock after years of ex:
perience in mission work in
South Carolina, Seattle, Alber-
ta and the Okanagan. Their
‘work consista mainly of assist
ing the aged, coping with their
problems, helping them  con-
tact welfare agencies and in
general “being a friend in
need." Along with these n-
deavours they maintain a thriv—
ing Sunday School and hold
Sunday morning and evening
services. It is a faith work. Rev
Smalley’s brother, A. K. Smal-
ley, established the local papér
more than 32 years ago.

IN BED . . .. Mumps have
kept nine-year-old Margo Mol-
Uson confined to bed for the
past week. But with the swell-
ing receding she soon expects
to be up and around again.

Ellis was in the asphalt busi-
ness for many years Im town
and feels that thero Is a wide
scope for his business in this

community.

CUP WINNER A prom-
Ising young dancer, 11 year old
Diane Williams, brought home
the Toco Cup on Tuesday, March
34, when ahe won the highest
Xs in Folk, National, and
and dancing under 14 at
oquitlam Festival.

TURKEY SUFFER. . .
Seventy members and friends
of the Latter Day Saints
Church, enjoyed the turkey sup-|
per prepared by the Indios, at
the Stevens St. Hall, Tuesday
evening at 7 p.m.

In charge of the supper were

Mrs, W. Stehr and Mrs. A.
Smith. A bazaar and enter-
tainment followed the meal.

Mrs. G. Kenny and. Mra. W.
Shields were in charge of the

| bazaar. All proceeds Will go to-

wards the building fund.
TEA . . . The Peace Arch
Rebekah Lodge No. 65 held a
successful Daffodil Tea, March
28 in the Silver Moon Hall.

Mrs. R. C. Moliison. 215 Ever-
al. |

She is the daughter of Mr. and )
!

PRAIRIE VISITOR . . .|
Here from Watrous, Sask, is
Mrs. R. B. Findley, guest of |
Mr. and Mrs George Munday, |
178 Martin St. While at the|
coast she plans to visit her
daughter in Bellingham.

INJURED . . . Cuts and
bruises have just been a mat_|
ter of course in the C. F, War
xen home, Magdalen and High,
recently. A week or 50 ago
young Richard fell on a stone
while playing and cut his face
requiring three stitches, and
within a matter of days his
brother
for a bus, toppled over a rav-|
ine, rolling down onto a 1usty
«an. The gash in his face
necessitated two stitches.

HOSPITALIZED . . . In
stead of enjoying his leave at
home with his family, AC2 John
Tait, RCAP, was taken to bos

"pital on Sunday, two days
iter he arrived trom Camp
Borden. John, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Talt, Magdalene Ave.
dolned the Air Force last
Apgust and it was his first
leave. The family hopts that
be will soon be home before he
Yeaves once more, this time to
be stationed at North Bay.

Ontario.

SPENDS DAY |. . Mrs. A.
D. Johnstone ‘of Vancouver was
& Thursday guest of Mrs. W.
Paterson, 815 Victoria Ave.
HOME FROM HOSPITAL .
Mrs, Frank “Hassell, one of
White Rock's senior citizens,
Zell on Maple Street on Friday.
March 13, breaking her arm at

Brian, while waiting | Mrs,

‘The tea was opened by Sister!
Dorothy Ward, grand warden|
of the Rebekah Association of
BC

The door prize was won by|
Mrs. Delly Acorn, and the|
hamper was won by one of the
lodge’s. own members who
promptly donated it back to the
ledge to Be used in connection
with the Rebekah Stall for the
Hospital Country Fair, April
15,

‘The next meeting of the lodge
will be held April 7 in the
Masonic Hall at 8 pm
LEAVES . . . Farm chores|
have called again to Lawrence
Abbott, wintering in White
Rock as the guest of Rev. and

C, Dietrick, $25 Martin
St. Equipped with @ plane and
the latest equipment his method
of farming is a far ery from
|that of the early settler whose
labors were strenuous and
Jong. Even though farming
scientifically, a winter sojourn
at White Rock renews him
physically and he returns to
his farm at Killam, Alta., with
renewed zest.

OREGON TRIP... . Plan.
ning to spend Easter weekend
in Lebanon, Oregon, are Mra.
Mille Wahl, Thrift’ Aye, ac
companied by her son and
daughter-intaw, Mr. and Mra.
Ben Wahl, Stevens St. While
there they -will be guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wahl. Re-
turning the group plans to atop
off at the sanitorium in Seattle
to visit Arlene; Mrs. Wahl's
grand-daughter.

WINS QUIZ . Good for.
tune shone on a White Rock
resident in the person of Lor-
etta Parker, 687 Victoria, when
she was, the lucky winner of
the Casino prize on a Vancou-

the shoulder, She spent a
‘Week in the Royal Columbian

Mattson Bros.

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THREE DIFFERENT SHOWS A WEEK

‘Friday and Saturday
Jane Night

RODEO

April 3 and 4
and John Archer

(Technicolor)
Also —

TALL TARGET

Greer Garson

‘April 6 nnd 7
and Mitchel Wilding

LAW AND THE LADY

ing ‘Thursday for northorly
Clearwater where thelr wed-
ding Is to take place Saturday,
are, Joyce Hannah nnd Ken
Holdner accompanied wy the
bride.to-be's parents, Mr, and
Mra, A. Hannah, 320 Martin St.
Joyoe woll known in this
rea, baving attended Semlah.
moo High, while the groom in
a realdent of Cloverdale, re
cently come west from Young,
m ee
GRANDPARENTS ie
Long-nwalted news was re.
sived by Mr, and Mrs, rank
Sinclair, Johnaton Road, when
word was i ved that &
yrandaon had becn born
Robert James arrived to par-
te Jim and Barbara Sinelalr
Grant) at the Drumholler

Alta., hospital, Friday. Both
mother and son are doing well.
Barbara ie wo) known in

White Rock, having been ac-
tive in choral cfroles and the
United Church here. She in the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Grant, Buena Vista, Mrs, Grant
is with her daughter now,
Rey. James Sinclair Is a Bap-
tist minister in  Rosobud,
Alta. ‘

DEPART It's fare-
to the coast again for Mr. and
Mra, Gerald Etsell, who with
their three young children have
left for thelr Rosetown, Sask.,
farm, ‘Theirs s an annual win-
tor stay at White Rock, This
year they resided on Roya} Ave
ISLAND TRIP Plan-
ning to spend Easter weekend
on Vancouver Island are Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Simmonds, 226
Johnston Road. While there
they will be the guests of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Earnest Towers, ip
Yictorla, of Mrs. Simmonds
father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. James Hart in Langford,
near Victoria, and of her only

brother and sister-InJaw, Mr,
and Mrs Albert Hart in
Esquimalt.

EASTER SOUTH _ An

Easter weekend in Kent, Wash-
ington, Is anticipated by Mr.
and Mrs, J, M. McLean and
daughters Helen Lonise, Shan-
non and Dorothy, 858 Prospect,
who are to be the guests of
Mr. McLean's cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Playford.

HONORED . .. Mrs, A. Ke
‘Weatland, retiring vice.prem-
dont of Yale Deanery, was
honored by members of the
Kovening Branch of White Rock
Holy ‘Trinity W.A. wt a meet.
ing held at the Marine Drive
homo of Mrs, J, G, D. Knight,
‘Tho group's honorary vice-pre.
aident, Mrs, Westland, was pre.
wonted with a gift, Guest
speakers were Minn Kay Hud.
dloston, chairman of the Even-
inw Branch Council: Mrs, E,
Stinson, council educational
necrotary, and Minn W. 1.
Troughton, ECO, seoretary.
treasurer, Members made plans
for © home.cooking male April
11 and « rummage sale and
cooking school in May,

KORPAN 1ELDEW
Busy fingers forn
and useful hands

tho

‘Women's

Yvan;
they.

bandages
sorted in

monthly
Ane

parcels

Free Church whe
the church basemont Thursday
afternoon. Mailing of Korean
rellef boxes, missionary pack-
‘ages, and foreign dispensary
aids were the results of two
months of gathering materials
preparations by the church
women. At the next meeting
the last Thursday of April, Misa
Jean Buchan, recontly return.
ed missionary from India, will
show a film of her work,
STOP OVER Expected
guests of Mrs, Patricia Prine,
Martin Strect, dre her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Prine, coming down from
{Ocean Falle on a week's visit
prior to laving for Anherst..
burg, Ont., where they plan to
make their home.
Returning to
Prince George after a week's
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Weston, Victoria Ave. are Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Laronde with
sons Del and Vincent, The re-
union with their grandparents
was a happy one for the two
lads, also for their mother,
daughter of the Westons, Mr.
‘Weston, who has been a patient
at the Royal Columbian Hos
pital for the past few weeks,
was joyfully welcomed home
while the Larondes were here.

LEAVE . .

TO BUILD Land on
which to build a home has

been purchased on Thrift Ave.
near Stayte Road, by Fred

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BUWEHDAY , . . Congratula
tons were in order Sunday
for Stanley Thomson, 389 Mar-
tin, who celebrated his birth:
day “quietly with bis wife.
Nelghborhood children were not
unmindful of their king neteh-
hour and friend, greeting him
royally with the — melodle
“Happy pirthday to you.”

The White Rock
ot Women’s League held
m nuccesaful St. Patrick's Day
tea in the Star of the Sen rec.
tory. A profusion of spring
flowers decorated the room and
tables,

Mrs,
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guests, while
Mrs, A, Blomme,
Plerre and Mrs.
ford poured ten
Hicks and Mrs, ©,
tea convenors and Mrs. W.
Garvie and Mrs. A. Brenner
ere in charge. of home-cook-

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Lumley received the
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