; Portland where the for- ( Tay
we tat aoe st! Douglas Residents Mark

School of the University of |

Oregon, Welsh « ‘Diamond Anniversary

Miss Gail Robinson, daugh-! ito Honouen a Mine g:

© Mr, an |B

4) pot Be foe Mie: ie Hee V. Haight, who live-on Boun. fottla to visit relatives; Uked |

have been In- | gities in Canada House. Lon- “#ty Road in the Douglas it and decided to settle here,
n the pros and cons of the don, England, after visiting 2% 4 dinner will be given Mrs. Haight sald.

t dinner meeting of the | jj) parents at their Marine by members of the family at| In spite of their years (Mrs. |

p held'November 22 at the Drive home, Miss Robinson 1" Supper Club on Noy. 25, Halght is 81 and Mr. Halght

im) on Miracle Fabrics will |), recently transferred tem. *© Mark the couple's diamond |is 85), they are active in com

tric. It was decided at the wedding anniversary. munity affairs once more, he

}
< |porarily from London to War-
lub, held at the home of Pre- aie Boland, Macaca e per. ..Married in North Dakota In|in the local Ratepayers’ As-
that a Christmas party for

jformed secretarial duties at 1906, Mr. and Mrs. Haight |Sociation and she in the Peace
again this year, The next |ihe Canadian Legation. went to Canada in 1909 to|Arch Women’s Institute,
tthe home of Mrs. W. Hodgson on | airet ie homestead near Keeler, Sas-| ‘The couple have one son,
{2 eGMRtRETURN FROM CALGARY ‘étchewan Here over the 'Cliff, who lives on Thrift IRN ee ene =
Cent Mr. and Mrs. George 1./¥°2tS the original homestead |and three daughters; Mrs. G.!>°" e they

; Chief ‘cooks and bottle wash-|witson have returned from Stew to be a farm of 6 or 7 Gustafson, Ceylon, Saskatche- throw Shoes from THE Gmgp
at the jer” on the evening of Nov. 16 | Calgary where they attended @W#tter sections, That entail-'wan; Mrs, M. Stewart, John- BOX on Hilltop,

Mrs. R. P,/for their annual dinner. Mr. S . op'g © @ great deal of help and st Mrs. R. Rob- |
id perhoeca roy Shleldeitsgenstal conven. the funeral of the latter's ae stone Road; and Mrs,

tt ‘ Mrs. Haight recalls cooking e1 ° a id
f “ +, | brother-in-law, N. J. Rose. aig! ecalls cooking ertson, New McLellan Road.
Mrand Mrs. |e" of the affair which this|thoy were accompanied to 0 20 or 30 men during har-\Another son, Bud) died "The Shoe Box

|

fhalley marked year will be held in commodi- _ vest time. 1931.
alley fared vous and up-to-date quarters | White Rock by Mrs. Ann Ma

an jor, sister of Mrs. Wilson, who “Of course, we had cook os
of the Jeff's Agency preyed Ww pe new church. |spent a few days here on her Cars,” she said, “and usually}? (4 Jcjassitied Sadek bi ‘on Hillis,
White Rock. Other | There wi he second oi | Way. south to her home in San employed a cook, but some-|_,, classified advt. brings P
_ the local office one atis.a0}and) thesecond ‘at |Francisco. Mrs. N. J. Rose of times I went into the car and oa = INNO NIAS SREP
were: Miss Edith 630 pm Calgary and Mrs. Betty Bunt did all the cooking myself, It

‘Mrs. P. Proctor and/ also spent a few days with was hard work, but I enjoy-
acks, Mrs. % ;
r. A. Silk. RETURNED SHOME, their sister and brother-in- ed it for I always loved an

Small Fry Shop

a se Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Perry,|law, Mr, and Mrs. George Outdoor life.” |
Sais CHURCH pee Oa Pate ee | Wilson, en route by plane to Those were the days before | Welcome old and new friends at
D prom, & visit to their daugh-!San Francisco, the home of refrigerators but as Mrs. 5 -

The men members of the ter's home in Saskatoon. |Mrs. Bunt. Halgh (say Cates ae TAINS Their New Location

15907 CAMPBELL RIVER ROAD
LOWER OVERHEAD ENABLES US To

REDUCE ALL OUR PRICES

Plaid Kilts Made to Order
A petition against the selec- Farm Women of Saskatche-

€
tion of a site near White Rock wan organization, now known |
for a secondary airport will as the Women’s Unite ain
Shortly go to Ottawa Growers. She also acted as

George Hahn, M.-P. , has ¢ditor of the garden page for

agreed to take the petition to the Western Producer for 23
the capital himselt tc asks years, writing a column call-

e
that the Federal Government ed “How Does Your Garden
should give further consider- Grow?” Friday Saturday
ation to other sites in the RETIRED TO COAST ?
Lower Mainland. | In 1946 the Haights retired
A copy of the petition can and came to live in their pre-
be signed at Jack’s General sent home on Boundary Rd.

‘Crescent United Church are Say CORD and the days and nights were
repeating their highly success- RETURN FROM PORTLAND | HOLIDAYING IN cool. We. had no difficulty
ful dinner of last year and -Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Robinson, | CALIFORNIA keeping meat and food in the
will again take on the job of Marine Drive, have returned/ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crich- big coolers covered with wire

IRMENGARD'S MILLNERY |< oe

jSan Diego. They have both, Besides their family duties,
* PACIFIC AVENUE, HILLTOP

joined the bowling green at both Mr. and Mrs. Haight
|Balboa Park for the duration found time for community
jof their stay and are enjoying work, Mr, Haight serving on
jit very much. the municipal council for 16
| ee years as well as being a mem-

|
: i Anti-Airport ber of the school board in
Has moved to larger Premises: at |Petiti his district. In 1913 Mrs
|Petition For Ottawa Haight helped to form the first

15236 PACIFIC AVE.

SEX STORES EAST OF FORMER LOCATION

Expansion Sale
Now In Progess

and Sunday

Store, corner af Nichol and They had often seen White
North Bluff Road Rock from the train when
The first petition got up in travelling southward to Cali- $

the area last March went to
the Municipal Council. It was

Signed by ost 100 per cent
of the residents near the pro- :j
posed airport site.
=) Ln J a

Legion L.A. Entertain
At Halloween Party

A large evoud enjovea re Make Your Grocery Dollar STRETCH
Halloween Card Party, y

the L.A. of the Canadian Le- a
gion, No. 8, on Wedne f-

ten "sie Get in on These Buys To-day
convened the tea, assisted by |

Mrs. W. Hunter, Mrs. 1:

————— ee SS ee
Studds, Mrs. P. Hall and Mrs TULIP MARGARINE LIPTON’S CHICKEN SOUP

G. Morrison. Mrs. A. Inglis

decorated the tea tables with 2 lb 59 4 kh /
Black Cats, pumpkins and S. Cc PRts. 45c
Orange tapers in silver candel-

]
Bob S M arket wrpridge prizes were won by AYLMER TOMATO SOUP AYLMER CATSUP
Mrs. G. Thwaites and Mrs, G. .
at Hilltop in the Quality Groceries. A pateahe condolatloneprize 4 tins 45c 2 bottles 43c

was won by Mrs. A. Sym.
Whist prizes were won by

Mr. H. E, Reynolds and Mrs
I. €. Buckland,  Consolatior AUSTRALIAN STEAK

Consolation |

Se ee a AUSTRALIAN BEEF PIE 3 tins 89c
Morris AUSTRALIAN BEEF & VEGETABLES

The door prize was won by |
Mr, M. Edwardson, drawn by %

Mr, W. Hunter. ROYAL CITY CORN * HUNT’S FRUIT COCKTAIL
2 tins 3Ic 2 tins 45c
For Rent

New home, Hilltop district, LOCAL GEMS

oo, 4.25 108. 89c 50 Ibs. $1.39

Phone; 4-4231

Halpin and Carmody
Real Estate

Announcement

The Seaview Meats Market in the Quality
Grocery, Hilltop, wil! in future be under
the name of

) ee {
Bob’s Market
under the new ownership of Bob Waite.

‘who will be happy to give you the same courteous
Service as in past years.

FOR THE SMILE THAT CHEERS THE HEART AND
MEAT TO SATISFY THE APPETITE

COME TO

_ will make
that small

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