22 graduate in

home nursing

The home nursing course
sponsored by the White Rock
branch of the Civil Defence
have graduated 22 White Rock
and district ladies from their
recent 12 week course.

The ladies found the course
very educational, interesting
and instructive and felt that it
will be of great assistance to
them in their private lives as
| well as for any community or
| national ‘disaster.

8 WHITE ROCK SUN THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1957

White Rock to form own.
retarded children chapter ::

White Rock will‘form its own George Heard, Mrs. N. Logan,
chapter for the Boundary Soci-|Mrs.| N. Ahlstrom and teacher
ety for Retarded Children. The|Mrs. Jenn Burke taking charge |
|move followed the decision of the games and refreshments.

\Langley to operate their
; Thanks also go to the two |
hapte f e a
[avo chaptak’ Sepersted seen ths | otuntsers, Mea Jt G: Gahagan |

own

Swimmers. plan

busy season

ee Rock Swimming Cluty
again to an eLthusiasti
ae pecaric start with a cor A
plete summer schedule outtin:
for the instruction of the many
immers frequenting White
Tock beach.

Plans call for participation in
the annual Sea Festival on Sat-
lurday, July 18, when opening
diving competitions will be held
with contestant vieing for the

BILL NICOL AND AL REUSCH

Over $300 in prizes in
Sea Festival program

Free draw coupon clippers;
will have a busy time next weck |
with the new 1959-Sea Festival |
program, according to Bill
Nicol, treasure:, und Al Reusc
director and busy ad salesm:
who with Geir committee have
canvassed all the local and dist-
rict merchants for donations
and advertisements.

Thanks to all these who ha
so generously responded, thi
program will be the largest ever
printed.

Coupons for three
“Sharks”, children’s
boats donated by
a revolving red and green door
lamp, donated by Bill Johns of

sailing

Hilltop Heating and Electric)

will be found in their own page
advertisement, while on page
28, a number of prizes, Ist, a
$50 gift certificate from Eat-
on’s of Canada; 2nd, a deluxe
barbecue with electric spit and
many others purchased locaily
will undoubtedly make the pro-
grame extremely popular and in
demand.

Printers at the White Rock

White Rock pleases
Ontario couple

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A
Beattie, on a sight-seeing trip
of B.C., took time off to visit
their friends of many years, the
Reeds of Wreatley Ave.

The view as they approached
the city along Marine from the
west reminded them of so many
European vistas of seaside re-
sorts built on a hill side, Notice
was also taken of the housing
and business development and
they predicted White Rock had
a great potential as a summer
Tesort and residential area.

The Deas Island Tunnel proy-
ed quite a thrill and a time
saver to and from Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. Beattie are res-
idents of Toronto, Ont.

,|Teen Town salesman f

sailing |
Sturdi-Craft; |

Sun are busy with the final
layout before rolling the pres-
ses and should have a fair

|qualtity ready for the active
Mon
day for pre-Festival
sales

If you are approached by one!
|of these young salesmen, don’t
wait till Festival days, there
may not be any programs left

And remember, there will be
three separate coupon barrels

morning,

fat the Silver Moon for the
three separate draws. The
drawings will take place on

18.

urday night, July

Skin divers enjoy
Cultus Lake meet

A highly successful inter-club
outing was enjoyed by skin
\divers throughout the
[Valley when they met at Cul-
ltus Lake Sunday, July 5, with
the White Rock Club playi
|hosts for the occasion

Heavy rains at first threaten:
ed to discourage the many par-
ticipants but members soon
realized that rain in no way
interferred with their under-
water sport. They found the
lake water beautifully clear for
their underwater pranks and
endurance fetes.

Fifteen members of the
White Rock Club were in at-
tendance together with 15 mem-
bers of the various clubs
throughout the lower mainland.

THE WEATHER

Date High Low Rain
June
June
July
July
July
July
July
July

29 54
30 50
51 26
54

55

56 28
14

2ERRBIRE

52

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Max Zack, Official Observer

* See next week’s edition of the White
Rock Sun for follow-up information.

MANAGER

White Rock Waterworks

Fraser |

Mrs. J. Geissinger who is in|white Rock group. The two| \coveted Sea Festival cup donat-

charge of emergency feeding, | have worked together jointly in paediee eal re ne ore ed by White Rock doctors
$ | fere pir services, an

Partie et ue es pel Srecuese Mrs. N. Loga, Mrs J. Harris | 1. addition, swimming com
jeall_ for any” civie’ emerg Larry Doyle of White Rock,|and Mrs. Betty Heard who aid. (Petitions will be held in the
ier Hig oe Fe served as president of the/ed the teachers. Club pool adjacent to the pier.
simils gedies | groups, will continue a: ' Swimming eve: 2

The Jadies who graduated are|president of the White Rock Septal were alsa ten | Sele Nat oe fo
Ithe Misses Connie Hebert und| chapter. A meeting hite 0 Elgin PTA for a aa “
Georgina Peters and Mesdames Fea neue fa. slated ie te donation and Sunnyside PIA |half mile swim; August 5, Cold-
Rosa Ballard, Irene Baron, “\/for a’ $25 donation made tolicutt swim; August 19, one
Allee Davey, Daisy Dick; pe White Rock School for|{h® chapter in June mile swim; August 22, Cresce
\A y y 5 he e ck School fc S invita 0 H 4
Geissinger, Eva Gilpin, Alice! noardea Children wishes 1q| .Procceds from the white ele-|!nvitational competition, and

Hill, Alice Kowalchuk, Gertrude
|Caldwell, Edith Rymer, Winni-
fred Stedman, Marjorie Thorn-
}son, Mabel Westcott, Dorothy
Clark, Dolly Acorn, Ada Thorpe,
Maggie Eccleston, Maud St
art, aKthlecn Leslie and, Eileen 4 “Gut to help. clean
eH hall at the start of the summer

This course was run in March | y, incling President ‘Mré
and April under the direction | Joan Campbell, Mrs Mrs

thank the Rotary Club of this
city {gor the use of the Rotary
Youth Centre in which the lo-
cal school has operated. Spec-
inl thanks also go to the ladic
of White Rock PTA who tur

Jof the district CDO, Rupert|ris and Mrs. Natalie Logan
Marris. | The teacher, Mrs, Jean Burxe,
are jis attending UB. this sum
STAGE Sau mer for courses to assist her
le iomtiuedttomorase 1) pe her teaching role. Mrs. Nel
|children’s parade this ie will | ie Ahlstrom, assistant teacher,
is also taking instruction |

|be Marlene Kosternuck and her |
5 majorettes from Victoria. Bs ppeciat fs went to David
Marlene has twirled at the Sea Davidson for
Fair in Seattle. They have |boards he built for storing the
their own drummer and will be |School supplies at the Centre
a great attraction in their sky a school neal: yas enjoyed |
blue costumes. ~_ Peace “Arch Park prior to

Bill Brown ‘will Berve-as of. summer recess with Mrs
ficial starter for the long ‘dis- |
|tance swim slated for 3 p.m. on
Friday, Jpuly 17, with Max Zack |
serving as official timer.

The long distance free style
|swim, open to any and all con

| testants, will cover approxi-|

Jat
j the

Ritual team
wins top honors

The ritual team of the White
7 A ,, |Rock Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
mately one and two-third miles has returned from the. provin:

|The starting point is to be just
e é cial convention at Cranbrook,
[west of the Coldicutt area and!5G “With top honors, having

finishing at the pier. The win-|
5 |won their class competition with
ner of this event will receive | "sore of 97.4% The provin.

a trophy. i
jclal auxiliary has turned over
One of Friday's highlights |<» 07 this year to the research

will be the choosing of: Miss a
White Rock at the annual judg: [cP °F Une te further, the
ing to be held at the Silver of muscular dystrophy. This
Moon Hal lat 7:90 pan. A Miss |e oint was donated by the!
White Rock dance will follow |*U\ious avxiliaries in B.C with|
Saturday's program gets off 0 the White Rock auxiliary win-

an exhiliarating start with the
be - ning the trophy for the largest
17-mile bicycle race slated for single donated of $471

#80/am. with the Eagle Chal’) Mfrs. Rhoda Audette of White
lenge Trophy, Cook Bank Mem-|pook was elected. provincial
orial Trophy, White Rock Joy-|trescurer. i

cees Trophy and Cagadian Les-

up the}

Janet Har-|

the splendid cup-|

Rock PTA

? | phant

Palmer
also bi
|tarded Children’s School

stall ope

ed by

White
and the proceeds of
the Dance Revue staged by the
chool of Dancing have
n promised to the Re

August 26, quarter mile swim.

Members report they aré very
encouraged with the registra.
tion so far and look forward to
one of the most successful
summers on record.

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ion Trophy going to the wil-
ners. |
Starting point will be the
Great Northern Depot, east on}
‘Washington to Campbell River
Road and Stayte, up Stayte to
North Bluff, across North Bluff
to Stevenson, down to Marine
and back to the Great North-
ern Depot. The route is to be
jcovered twice.

Spectacular innovation this
lyear will be the motorcycle
races slated from 12:30 to 2:30
\pm. on the beach during low
\tide. ‘Thrills, spills and chills
are offered to both participant
and spectator in this breath-
taking event. The publie are
lrequested to view this event
from the beach at high tide
shore and not from the railway
tracks.

Another thrill will be the
boat racing eyent with trials
slated from 12:30 to 2:30 and
finals from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m

Water ski competitions with
slalom, jumping and stunt ski-
ing are slated for 3 p.m

Another innovation will be
the skin diving display slated
for 4 pm, ‘The local Skin Diy.
ing Club now boasts a member-
ship of over 40 and some of the
members have achieved amazing
results in competitions held
throughout the lower mainland.

White Rock Swimming Club
will be featured at 2 p.m. with
events for all ages from 9 to
15 years. The club, boasting a
membership of over 1,000, was
founder 40 years ago by Mrs.
Harry Vidal.

The presentation ceremony of
the main trophies will be held
in the Silver Moon Hall at 6:30
p.m. followed by the Grand Ball
at 10 p.m.

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