ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr, and Mrs, James M. Willcock,
White Rock, B.C, announce the
marriage of their second daughter,
LAW. Dorothy Joan (W.D,) RC.

AF,, to Sergeant Frank Mowrey, |moo High School wero held on June
if 26, in the sehoo! auditorium, Attor
the ainging of O Canada, Mr, San:

UWS. Army Air Corps, only son of
Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Mowrey,
1325 Watnnt St., Ashland, Ponnsyl-
‘yanin, The ceremony took place in
the Chapel at Camp Curtissair,
Buffalo, New York, Friday, June
Uith, 1943, Lieutenant John B. |.
Quick, Chaplain, officiating.

‘Mr, and Mrs, David Oliver, of Van-

‘outlined the different awards which

White Rock, B, C, Friday, July 9, 1940 $1.00 per year, 5

Awards Day, Semiahmoo

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Frank Bliokbirn; Booretary, wiyn
beth Hallett; Dreawurer, Ghiriatine
Steinberg,

Mr, Sanford told of tho worvices

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Grade 7, Geoffrey, Pringle.

Griduation

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My. and Mra. W, 8. Simpy of
ford, acting aw chalrman, made tie} rendered to the schoo! by students |lowed. Mr, Santord addrevsed tho Bwevtwater, B.C. spent two dye
Introductory remarks {n which ho} In to past your, and then made tho|eluws, tolling the pupin that they |r; wook at thei Bome of Me

Presentations, Joan Hogarth Must not be unbalanced by wuccens
ceived Honourable Mention for her | 0

work th the Lost and Pound, ax did |b

Ta: George Bimpson,
ere to be givon,

Mr. Martin traced the growth of

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the sports programme before pre:| Marguorite Hennetton for reporting | followed they would be above re-|
eouver, aro staying for a few days ling Mrs, Goesny'a
with Mrs, Pearson. Mrs. Oliver is/#enting small “S” awards to the] tho school news to tho newspapers, |prouch, Join Hoxgarth, Clase Vale Sens y, BG :
her sister. Tunfor Girls’ Basketball team—Beth | Large “'S" awardy wore made to|dictorlan, reviewed the work done
Hamilton, Irene Millard, Betty Leo, | anid Large for her work in ‘the {by the students during. the Henrietta Gre
Ph Betty Ball, Dorls Oswald, Grace] Library and to Geraldine Stephens |and promised that her class would|A-F., from Pe
Peckover, Audrey Pinkney, and] for Red Cross. Dalton Jones was|uphold Semiahmoo's proud recora,| 1"!
Funeral Of Helen Turner; and’ to the Senfor} the reciplont of a special award for|Bofore presenting the diplomas,|° Gace a:
Robert Pearson Boys’ Basketball team—Charlle| his splendid work in Air Cadets,|Miss Brearl reminded the audi-| yy :

Mr. Robert Pearson passed away
early Tuesday morning at the Royal
Columbian hospital, New Westmin-
ster. at the age of 73 years.

Mr. Pearson was born in Done:
gal, North of Ireland, where he has.
three sisters and a brother still
living, and came ont here about
forty years ago. In 1905 he mar-

tied Emilie Clarke in Toronto, com-| contribution made to the school by

ing west to Vancouver for their} th

honeymoon, and lived in the Fraser} awarded a large

Valley ever since, where he was
well known.
Besides his wife, he is survived

Lewis, Roy Burton, Tom Rose, Leo

Nestmman, and) Bob Stephens, Pat) for the girl and boy ranking high-|lomas were to be presented that| tle
unele

Willeock and) Jack Best won the jest in scholarship, character, lead-|sixteen pupils were writing Unt-|™

large “SY awards for the best girl|ership, school service and attend-|vorsity Examinations and 14,

and boy athlete, White Ho:
won the House pennant over Red
and Blue Hous

|The much coveted silver medata|ence that alth

h only five dip-

again

were presented to Bilina Ja

everyone expected, quali
ls, M

for their
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cobson and to Le
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Smithman,

¥ Aitken,
Winnifred Crick, G
nd J

The student
tic

aving the highest |e:

org

Miss MacFarl standing in each grade {1 River road.

ine spoke of the | scho

in Simmonds filed past Miss

as recognized by Misa Brearley | Bre: and received thelr dip.| E55
| Mr, and Mre. Bob { Nor.
@ Students’ Council and then|with a large * These students |lomas. manon v
“Sto: President,|were: Grade 12, Jean Robert il Save the King" concluded a
Yvonne Choate; Vice-President, |Grade 11, aret Wade: ceremon mothe ib

by three sons, Robert James, oyer-
Seas, Jack Thomas and William
Clarke, and one daughter, Mrs. W.
R. Lavery, wife of Flight Licut.
Lavery, stationed at Edmonton.

‘The funeral took place on ‘Thurs-
day at Surrey Centre churchyard,
8. Bowell & Son in charge,

Guest Speaker Sunday |e

Rey. Raymond G. de la Haye,
who, with his wife and little son, |
Zecently arrived home from French
West Africa, where they spent six

Years as missfonaries under the |Diplomas:
Board of the Sudan Interior Mis-| Bentley, Winifred Crick, George
sion, will be the guest speaker at| Davis, Joan Simmons,

the Sunday School and. forenoon
Service of the White Rock Gospel

‘according to classes.

Pass List For Semiahmoo

Lloyd Louis and De
be

nics

who ha:

n trainin

High Schoo]

University Entrance results will
announced ater.

ine mech

Jects: Lorna Baston, Elizabeth Hal-
lett, Larry Head, Jack King,
Lehman, Charles Li
|teson, Roy Young.

Emerald Parrott, Thelma

, Edith Wat: ‘Thomas, Ont
Bruce Allison, Allan Baker, _
'¥ Deroo, Terry Downes, Buddy Mr i
t Hadden, Gordon Dolores
Jin Ker- Y:
.| foot, Ted Kopp, Henry Kuhn, Joe

Kuhn, K

Helen Turn

Names are in alphabetical order

and Kathie

Passed into Grade 10;

Ivy Ald-
|ham, Robert Anderson, Helen Ben-| 1osle

Received High School Graduation
Mary Aitken,

‘on,

Elaine |

Son, I
friede Gabriel, Betty-Jean Goodale,
Janet Hallett, Beth Hamilton,
sell Holcomb, Anita Hudson,

John MeMur

Passed certain subjects In Grade

2:3 IMckw: ft rt MoN; Miller, Julia Morg:
Tabernacle. He will give un ac-| Tt" Johnston. ae Audrey Pinkney
fount of lis work and experience} Pasved into Grade 12: Byron Al! Pringle, Dorothy Robortson, Heten | ‘8, Barbara Steele, Bill
fn ‘that dificult land where he ward, Marguerite Raker, Frank !Russoll, Shirley Simmonde, sim |Suthorl Milian ‘Torgerson, Seoree Simpson
Worked mainly among Mohamme-|Blackburn, Dorothy Bohn, Robert Sin thet pat anthony aratoniiracis| Erank "Gvrlag, Gortoni Watson, Do ae K
dans. [Boucher, Joan Constable, Dorothy | ion, Nargaret Klopp, Ireno Millard, | Woolsey. The. Mikes Av f
(Me and Mrs. de la Haye andj James, Harvey LaPior‘e, Leah |2"" ‘ ual Matily. of Woodfibrey BGs iatety

Teddy are the guests of Rev, and
‘Mrs. §. Cansells for two weeks,

Fr

‘oley, | Betty

Grade 11: Enid Maxfleld, Nigol Rob-
orts,

Kathleen Asherott, Marguorita Ren.
neton, Florence Biggs,
Gwen Charles,

Harris, Dale Hunter, Audrey John
json, Ronald Kitzel,
Doris Lehman,

Manten, Margaret. McNoo,
Rumble,

Steinberg, Joyee Upton
sd
SS

Elemenary School

|Doris Os

Mumm, Rita Palmer, Betty Price, | pon Md; Betty Penn, Belly!’ Passed Into Grade. 8: Ida: Buc: jant Week tor a Rolen aes

Lola Saundors, Ethel Turner, Mar, I. jholtz, Doria Burger, Sidney Bur- of thelr grandmother, Mes. R Pap

Bareb Wadey, Ellen Watson, Juana] Passed in cortain Grade 9 sa [rom Pat Cariiog Re couse. pall cornor, Cannibal

Weston, Pat Willeock, Jects: Ruth Berkeley, Dorothy |Bily Delaney, Weldy eodham, street,

Ss Brondwood, Roy Burton, Gordon Sey Forsman, Harold John. = ~
‘assed in certain subjects in| stono, Garry Kim.  Recontly Mrs. ¢ 2

Lee, Bob Lewis, Stuart Marshall,
hall, Blsto f

Baise Perry, Hob Btéplionsy| Edna Foe ne Newcomb, Sek. thé Misses Anthony and
Davis, Joan Deo, Stan Fryer, Lois ot WoL RRND eee
p onn MA Pettorson, Manfried Schroeder, lshaw of WD, RCAE. who fe
Hassell, Horbert Helin, Nona ; Ne: eaael SGSHOrE
Robert Smith, Ray Woodward, Isa: 1ast week for the eas: yess
Hyehos, Arthur Jackson, stinmio rerert Smithy Ri Mtoe Abect, Seat Yok aee eRe
Keene, Bob Mickle, Thelma Parrott, BO! ee ea - ie Ona
Connte Penn, Kenneth sheppard, P¥los, Ted Bokgor, Erika Rooster, A bad: wotident eccurmd on.
TackiSIRERERIHOHG Craran jordon, Booster, Mary Coldwell, A A aaa
. y 7 Dunean Coltoriohn, Caroling MY at ree pace (St
Cooma; Datty Gove, Helen Ganton, Caminvell River road, ia Gallien
Hugh Graham, Honry Hardbatto, Dei far Rg a
Stolle, MONE, Aliian -AeNalley, Ve) GORA, re bine stig fs
Myrtle MoConkey, Tobby Ouward, Second best ns both were tit ny
Victoria Petrott, Gooftroy Pringle, lapldated condition after,
Mabol Rioharda, HNL Russel, Joan

Six, Ralph Wyborn, Thora Uron.
(@) A P oO. of Mra, Collishaw, 1684. Pyeng Vie-

o} ot. ta, Aprons, noveltfoseand a pond
1 j woh N for the children. Como and bye
Tho White Rock Deaueh NG a en cae ae
ef the Ol Age) Ponstonorn’ Orkan: 2 rasan, Boe
fration will hold thetr rogular a
monthly meoting op Wednpsday, jy ‘Happell, who ts head
July 7th. at 2 pam, tn the White ator at Port
Rock Hotel, nigetriwh 5
after our) The agenda for c Bisneks: hes

man, Cortatned at a dinner tn

Pasaod {nto Grade 11: Joo Allen,

Ethel Hoya,
Pat Coughlan, Norah
Gutteridge, Audrey

Passed into Grade 9: Hlste
Adolphe, Mary Anderson, Jean An-
kus, Betty Tall, Pam Brockhurat,
Olga Bucholz, Pat Choate, Joyce
Goges, Arlone Hillman, Gwon King,
Annie Kuhn, Betty Lee, Louise
Manton, Lorraine MoNalley, Marlon

nid Largo,
Hetty Lowers, Betty
Stanley
Jick Smith, Christine

Tho White Rock V.O.N, will bout n
thoir Summer Garden Party pext
Wodnosday, July 14th, at the home

Pasnod in cortain Grado 10 nub.

hay been accomplished, Despite the
large transtont number of pupils,
Promotion Hite wore high; $80 tn
cawh hak beon sent to the Jr, Red
Crovs Headquartors; $716 worth of
War Savings Stamps have hoon
bought by the pupils; and the
flower borders begun this year
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hite Rock

(On Thursday afternoon a pro-
N Of mporty markod the cloning |