Rev. Alex. Macintoth
ice at 3 p. in,
In the old Mill office

THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
White Rock — Crescent
PUBLIC WORSHIP
White Rock 10. am. 7.30 pm.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Vhite Rock® 10. am,
Srescent 10.30

Rey. Frank Hardy

{WHITE ROCK GOSPEL
TABERNACLE

Bay Apt.
Mr. Wm. Riddock, Pastor
‘Sunday:
9:45 am—Sunday School
Bible Class,
91:00 am—Morning Worship.
7:30 p-m.—Gos;
Service at 7:15 pam.
Wednesday:

7:45 pm—Prayer Meeting and

Bible Study.
Friday:
7:30 pm—dJunior Young People
Society.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY | Possibility of a shortage, espectally

White Rock, B. C,
Hold Services in the Masonic Hal
Sundays at 11 a. m.
Sunday Schoo! at 10 a. m.

Every 2nd & 4th Wed'day at 8p.m. | local supply.
CRESCENT GOSPEL MISSION

McBride Street

(Opp. Alexandra Fresh Air Camp)

238 p.m. Sunday School

715 p.m. Gospel Sorvice.
Cottage meetings as arranged.
Evangelist Peter Dewar

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a EERE EKER EK KKK KK KKH
DEVELOPING & PRINTING
35e per roll
Reprints 3c each
PASSPORTS — PORTRAITS
ENLARGING
coPY

GARNER’S STUDIO
White Rock Theatre Buildi.g

SRR EE | pata,

Largs cleared and cultivated
LoTs
on Royal Avenue
Ready for your
Victory Garden
Price
$20, and $20, each

Only seven loft

Hughes & MecKenzie
Phone 73M, White Rock

A Welcome by
Jack Bell & Barney Barron,
awaits you at the

Tudor Inn

Blk, Wastingt°n Ave.

and

1 Service (Song

every Yoar since tho club's Incep.
ton, with the Possible exception:
of one year, In his remarka ho wald
that someone lve should be asked
to take his place at thene coro~:
Montes, but the unantmour opinton
of the whole otub, wan that wwo
could not set a better min, and
Wanted him overy time,

Daring the opening coremontes,
tho ladlog presented Afra. Coo, wife
Of te preaident, with a lovely bou-
uct of flowers, consiating chleny
of Mly of the valley,

The usual mixea games were
entoyed by all, while the rofresh-
ments served by tho ladies were
fully apprectatea by tho large
numbe that turned up for hte
festivities

White Rock has again proven”
that tt fs the garden spot of B.C.
as olsewhere it was raining while
We enjoyed perfect weather, Gar-
ner's Studio was in <attondance,
taking a group Pieture which will
allable to anyone requiring a
nice souvenir of a most enjoyable |
outin, |

)

POSSIBLE Mi_K SHORTAGE

Mr. A. E, Harrison, represonta-
tive of the Wartimo Prices and
Trade Board was in White Rock
on Tuesd ecking up on the
mille situation here as there Ia a

7s

during the hollday season, Milk
11] ™ay have to ho shipped in unless
enough from local milk shippers

can be diverted to Increase the

“Desire {9 prayer;
can occur from trusting God with
that they may’ be
moulded and exalted before thoy
take form in words and in deeds."
y Baker Eddy.

and no loss

our desires,

+) “Our nature ts inseparable from

}desires, and the very word desire
—the something not
that our pres-
ent felicity {@ not complete.”

—Thomas Hobbes,

craving for

possessed—tmplles

LAID AT REST

| Zast rites for Mrs. Ellen Theo-
Victoria avenue, Wite Rock,
who dled on Monday, May 2rd, at
| Melroxe Park private hospital, Ni
Thursday
at Christ

Westminster ,were held
Jatternoon, May 6th,
|Chureh, Surrey Centre,
Rey, W. R, Jeffcott and Canon

W. Holdom officiated. Inter-
ment was In Christ Church church
yard. The were; D.,
Hughes. FB. V. Harraway, Cc. WwW.
Amos, J. H, Watson, R. P. King,

and J. Blelby, all of White Rock. |
The Columbia Puneral Service had
charge o the funeral arrangemonts. |
Friends from White Rock at- |
i
j]

pallbearers:
|

nied at Surrey Centre, and
lovely floral oftéringn wore recolyed
from friends in Now Westminster

and White Rock,

Mre, Theobald wan born in Bng-
Jand, the daugbtor of the lute Rey.
Georke Drury, of Clnydon Sutfotle.
Her hushand, the Inte Admiral
Charles Barstow Theobald ated tn
1906, Hor der non, Atatt Mergeant
Gootlrey C.D. Theobald wnw killed,
in the firet Groat War, She came
to British Columbia in 1921, and
ved for wore years In Ghilliwack
with her second won, Masor ND,
Theobald, MC, Later whe moved
to White Tock where nhe baa since.

Field Laboor
Will Be Scarce!

THE Dominion-Provincial Emergeney Farm
Labour Service is endeavouring to meet the
anticipated emergency but it must have your
co-operation.

Approach direct the workers you had last year,
and canvass the local labour supply thoroughly.
¢ SEND IN YOUR ESTIMATED REQUIRE-
MENTS TO THE LOGAL WAR AGRICUL-
TURAL COMMITTEE NOW!

REMEMBER! that the Volunteer Field
Fighters sent to help you harvest the vital
crops will not be seasoned workers. Present
indications are that many girls over 16 and
boys over 15 will have to be employed,

Their continued labour and their help in
the future depends on the way uon appre-
ciate their service.

Green workers should be discouraged.
from working long hours for the first few
days in your interests and theirs.

Make wage arrangements on hiting and
stick to them. Pay promptly!

DON’T LEAVE EVERYTHING TO THE
LAST MINUTE—TO THE WAR PRODUC-
TION COMMITTEE OR EMERGENCY FARM
LABOUR SERVICE.

Make your seasonal arrangements now. Man-
power is short!

DOMINION-PROVINCIAL EMERGENCY
FARM LABOUR SERVICE

844 West Hastings St. 909 Government Street

Vancouver, B.C. end Victoria, B.C.

alr with a front
Ane saundron just sfx month after
Jin fe wax doapatred of. In a fy.
ing ‘accident while tratning he
freotured lw #kull, an arm and,
Jes, and infored his spine in ten
placon,

Surgeonm shbok thotr nenay
gravely when Clunk's sroken tiody
wax bauled from the wreckage in
whieh a companion was killed.
They didn't expect him to Ive,

Medical men worked an night
between” blood transfusions, dine
coverod 17 fractures, Including
three In the skull. Later they not
_] the broken bones and placed Clunk
in plaster from the neck down,

Clunkwas tn his “straleht-jack-
et" for three months. When he win
on his feot again, he marrled the
Engilsh girl who nursed him
through fhe vigil. Her name wae
Joan Fawcett and she haw been
Kranted a” transfer Ito a hospital
near her husband's land dane.

Pronounced fit, Clunk was offer.
ed passage back to Canada. He
rolecte@ it, was examined every
day for two weeks and then told
he conld fly ngain—tut dual only.

Not satisfied, he asked for an-
other medical examination, ‘This
time he was passed fit for flying
duties as a fighter.

CARD OF THANKS
We are deeply appreciative of the
Kindness and expressions of sym-
pathy by many friends on ovr
recent bereavement In the loxs of
our wife and mother.
Mr. W. E. Taylor and Family.

‘GETTING SITE READY

Hassell Bros. of White Rock are
busy clearing and levelling the site
for the flax mill, a crew is blasting
stumps. Part of the equipment for
the plant is arriving daily and
construction Is expected to start
shortly. The seeding of the 1100
Acres is late, but about 50% {s al-

ready done.
a

Is Prohibited

Transfer or Replacement of
Oil-Burning Equipment

To every owner of oil-burning equipments

Under regulations of the Oil Con troller, it is
not permitted to transfer any oil-burning furnace
hoiler, or stove from one locat
; ion does not apply to kerosene
stoves used in the home, but kerosene must not
be burned in any stove whieh was not fuelled by
kerosene on July 1, 1942.

If oil-burning equipment is worn ont or obsolete
it must not be replaced with new or second-hand

This prohib

equipment,

Hived with her daughter, Min» M.
HH. Theobald.

© penalties.

. ‘ \ Dw
iPARTMENT OF MUNIT
PE Ee

Any infraction of this order is subjeet to severe:

IONS AND

ion to another.