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© guest speakers at the Hortloul-|
: tural Society's regular monthly,

meeting on Juno 1, The moct-
ly will be held on the
6th and members are asked to
be at Mra 8. Gots at 7 pam.
daylight saving time, from
where they will tour the jar
dens of Blaine members, then
meet at the American Kitchon
for lunoh and sola! entortaln=
ment.

Mra, 1, Crosafleld and Mrs.
G, McCallum returned ‘Thurs
(ay from the Wl, Convention
at UEC,

Mra, C. MoNally, Sr, return-
ed home from the Royal Colum-
bian Hospital on Saturday,

HAZELMERE NEWS

Poter Skelton, son of Mr, and
Mra. H, F, Skelton, Lawrence
Road, who was injured in a
motorcycle accident —_ some
months ago and was away
trom his studies for some time,
is finishing his thesis now be
fore beginning his work as in-
structor at the UBC Summer
School. He will graduate at the
Fall Convocation in September.

Mr. Theo. Kuhn entertained
72 second grade pupils and
their teachers, Miss Davidson
and Miss McBeth from White
Rock elementary school, to a
field day at his farm on Wed-
nesday afternoon. ‘The children
were conveyed by two Surrey

of school

‘The Hazelmore Wl. are on-
tortaining the members of the
Surrey WI of Cloverdale ‘at a
Pot-luck lunch at the Canadian|
‘Kitchen on Wednesday, June

Crescent Beach May
Day

On May 29th, lovely Linda
James was crowned Crescont
Beach's socond May Queon,

A colourful parade led by the
Alr Force Band, a troupe of
Murpole Mujorettes and. gaily
decorated cars, preceded the
crowning party, The guard of
honour was formed by Brown-
jes, Guides and CGIT Gi

Retiring Queen, Anita Robin-
on, was attendod by Marjorie
Morris and Elizabeth Stone~
berg: ‘The new Queen had nx
attendants, Caplo ‘Tomblett and
Phyllis Clancy.

Richard Attawoll acted as
mastor of ceremonies, and the
opening speech was given by
Mr. J. MacDonald, An address
Was also given by Judge Harry
Sullivan, Mrs, Velga Dawo pre-
sented the Queen with a brace-
Tet, and Mrs. Viola Ellingsen,
PTA president, welcomed
guests and. visitors.

After the crowning ceremony
the royal party took flowers to
the hospital, while the other
children took part in sports, and
fa bicycle parade. Winners were
Andrew ‘Swanson and Sconaid

White Rock & District
Dental. Clinic Hold
Annual Meeting
Organizations represented at

Shepherd
PTA‘,
‘Tho financial report was
wivon by Mrs. Max Mood who
stated that as there were not
oufficlent funds to complete
thls years clintc, a Tay Day
would be held to make up the
deficit,
gaye an
outline of the work of the
Clinle during the past three
yours tracing Sts growth from
87 children to 280 this year.
An clection of officers took
Place as follows: President, Mr,
S. H. Brown; vice-president
from Sunnyside PTA, Mrs, D.
H. Ward;

Bell; vice-president from White
Rock PTA, Mrs. 8. H. Brown;
recording secretary, Mrs. R.
Harris;

tary. Mrs. [. North; treasure;

Young.

vice-president from
Ray Shepherd PTA, Mrs, K.

corresponding secre-

Mr, W. Bush; co-ordinator, Mrs,
R Wicks; publicity, Mra. Bert

‘The assistants to handle reg-

England much is done gratis,
bere in Canada the SPCA must.
wUll ask for a donation even
when destroying stray cats.
How can Surrey help? Any-
‘one can become a member of
SPCA for a dollar a year, and
any extra money is gratefully
received to further the good
work, One of the most eneour-
ing happenings lately was of
& boy of 14 years in White
Rock who decorated a Float
for the White Rock Parade on
Saturday, May 28 with animals
and pletures of animals for
SPCA, This was done off nis
own -bat entirely. so it shows
that the organization is getting
enthusiastic helpers from the

school buses and were shown
around the farm by Mr, Kuhn
and Mr, Skelton. They enjoyed
fresh milk and buns before
leaving for home,

young generation too,

The Pound-keeper, Len
Mason, has at present nine
male dogs ranging in ages from
six months to over two years.
all healthy and attractive. The
address ts 1825 Turnbull Road,
Sullivan. Phone: Newton 68Y2,

B.C. GARDENER

Programme for June and July.
19548.

June 12—Encore
(Getting more repeat

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PRINCE REGENT
Canadian Whisky

‘This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Contred
Board or by the Government of British Columbia,

istration and bookings from the
three districts are as follows
Ray Shepherd, Mrs. K, Bell;
Sunnyside, Mrs. D. H. Ward
White Rock PréSchool, Mrs, R.
Young, Mrs. J. Campell. Grade
1; Mrs. R. Harris, Mrs. 8. M
Grade 2: Mrs, S. H. Brown.
Mrs. L. H. Long. Grade 3: Mrs.
C. L. Vogier. Mrs. L. Martin

At the close of the meeting a
vote of thanks was given to
Mrs Bert Young by Mrs, D. M.
Shaw, President of the White
Rock PTA, for the assistance |

Morrison. Other prizes were
won by Irene Sully and Bob
Scott.

The banquet in the evening
at Crescent United Church was
attended by the royal party and
guests. including Queen Pris-
cilla and attendants from
Bridgeview. Afterwards there
was a children’s ball, followed
by dancing for adults.

‘A freak accident occurred at
Hezelmere Hall on Saturday
night when the car driven by
Nell Rankin of Vancouver
turned over in the ditch as it
was leaving the hall. Pasgen=
gers in the car were Roger
Geneste, Vancouver. Bud Jones
and Fred Bargford of Clover~

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Gabeeabe To The SUN

REPORT FROM THE
SENATE

per-

dale, none of whom were in- and time she gave to the Den-| formances in the flower and
F jured, By GEORGE HAHN tal Clinic during the past two| vegetable garden.)
7 On Thursday. June 2, a(?°™* | June 20—The Depredators

| Gnsect plunderers, and dis-
eases of summertime.)
June 27—Help or Hindance
(is your gagden aid’ out for
easy keeping—or Is it difficult
to work?)
July 4—Summer Sun
(Hot weather advantages and
disadvantages.)
July 11—Questions and Answers
July 18—Through and Through
(This watering business.)
July 25—Restful Rocks

group of parliamentarians and
|pressmon made an\ | excirsion|
|to Armprior at the invitation of
the Minister of Health and
Welfare to see and hear about
Canada’s Civil Defence efforts,
We became refugees for a day,
| I found it particularly inter-
esting, not only because of my
{former connection in the Civil]
(Defence ,effort in Surrey. but
jmore so because of the number

SPCA, Surrey Branch

By Henrietta R. Brook.
‘There are still adults in’Sur-
rey who do not know what the
letters SPCA stand for, so a
few words about the above let-
ters might not be amiss,
‘The Society for the Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Animals
(SPCA) was formed in London,
England, in 1824. The Founders

jof people who write to me to} consisted of several titled men,| (Arrangement of _rockery

jask for the banning of the H-)inq Wiliam Wilberforce, who| stones, and suitable plants to
| |e {aia so much for the Abolition] emphasize thelr character.)
, | Banning of the H-Bomb Is|(¢ siavery, was among that Sundays tt 10 am

pot golng to stop the use of
\such a bomb. Some of the na-
|Uons who today so ardently call
‘for its ban have not kept for-
mer commitments, Aside from
this, however, I should like to
sugiest to these people that!
they join thelr nearest local!
civil defence class aid learn
\] |more truth about that which)
they talk so freely.
+ | Whether you like it or not
Jour calling for the ban of auch
{a bomb or the use of such a
jbomb is not being Mstened to
because there 1 too much) dis-
trust in the world. You should
and you could learn much
though by attending your
Givi! Defence classes.
You would learn that the
dropping of an atomfe bomb or
H-Bomb docs not mean
ything within a cer
tain rogion is destroyed. You
J would Journ how almply pro
tectign ean be found in your
‘own home, You would probably:
earn why auch a bomb may
not strike whore you expect it
would, You would) learn some-
thing about tho effect of the
Bigat, the Heat and the Radia-
tan, You would Joarn how to
discover puch raya are provents
You ovontually even re
colve an inatrument oF you
probably would receive some

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To find out, survey people rapped on doors
tight actoss Canada. i
Most Canadians think cornpanies
like Imperial make 29¢
on each dollar of sales. Most
of thern think such companies
are entitled to rake about half that
154 on the sales dollar.
Imperial profit in 1953 was

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HAVE NOW MATURED

and should be presented for payment.

Ie YOU STILL HOLD WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
HERE'S WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

1. Endorse your Certificates in the space
provided on the back and indicate your
present address.

serial number of
2. Make a record of the
the Certificates and keep the record.

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Instructions to atudy | the . in a sealed envelope ‘
3. Mail Certificates
rength of radiation, You may ’
; adually less than &.. \hiava classes in ‘drat. ald, pre for i
3 thi vention of fire, nd many ‘The Registrar,
less than a third of what most people ian ho a Th een
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cipal are each spending your
money for this purpose. How
can you argue that It Is Use-
lens unless you join these
classes? How elae can you
truly study thelr growth, My
hope is that you will never ro-
\ quire it for purposes of war,
|) |nut 1 foot thut you owe it to
| yourgelf to learn more about it,

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