thive or four weak intervals.

tions
‘hin out In several opera’

—2 Inches apart the first Ume,
4 dnctios ‘spart tho second time,

6 inches the third operation,

Ocean Park S.C, }
Plan Garden Party

Arrangements were mado to
hold « Garden Party at the

Cobb,
n d using tho thinnings for/nomo of Mr. and Mra. H-
Garden Balt i By all means |stokes Road, on June 37, when
: salad or cooking, By all most See cig Beslily OMATE
ue em pone, oF tholt [organization met_at the ome
full benefit, 0 ore .
ed eS SS cscnas Sse aa valus, Never lof Mrs Oliver Scott on Tues
year. While an annual ce |favour and food Ae
Be alte ta advisable for most Niet thom get old. oka hei apes
{ RNS
int A Be 7 7 0 speak. Mrs.
members of tho cabbage family,| Repeat the same process As : ig: Deal ia i ose
the tof Carrots. Murphy
ft doosn't pay to change en
5 on that occas
room. Sow them Jot. To obtain the ‘best | Spinach SarAG
inches deap, or dib eanreron thia crop, It 38) nis may yet be sown for acute
‘clusters aaa necessary Floh, well-cul As the weather gets} Tho Brenda York
beans ees a Senn dy and Ht wtands to | ner is apt to run Very|Schoot held in the Ocean Park
ind, an yarmer it is a) t LY
th aed bates that after manuring and qateky, so it is advisable to} yan on Thursday night drew Obs
elses : cultivating the onion bed for a]... on a north border, Give}or the lurgest attendance tha
F Ba Asie: aie number of years, & highly fer) onty of room; It is less UKCly has been in tho hall for some
Fata tare the same [tile plot will result. Tt ia te ran‘than when crowded = Githe — Q Bee
; most dena ve Mrs. J. W, Phelps G
lar /bo a shame to waste Endive 3 ey
f fs te ‘Beariet Runner, high degree of fertility upon! . patavian may be sown affair and introduced “Brenda
7 fprecatipaaiet either Injother vegetables which do not) 1 be useful to use| York” to the gathering wee
f » wy » Ol 0
roductivencas. Blue jrequire it in the same manner as spinach; |thanked the W.A. of the Churel
re } ip 9 same way as let2/or the Ascension for the pre-
| a very good variety to | Parsn! treat In the same wa | cis Veta
‘ h malt for Winter use. Thin out the young seedlings, |... Sow again in Jyno, ‘as it) parations that ha el
eens sown, |8% soon as they ard ITB), \.45 likely to run then than|to insure a successful evening. |
brticularty re is Jenough to handle, to & OO} Hn: sown earlier The door prizes were won by
pee a BA apart. Lettuce Mrs. B. Green and Mr. Lorne
aes ise toe Carrots) Sow small quantites at inter-|Cheveric, Other prize ae.
bihere ts no reason why| Keep on sowing suce As I have strossed before, Mrs. H SED RY, nae
qs, at lettuce: ' » tood Phelps, Mrs. MoGal-
batches In small quantities, At). soar lettuce has more food }
feeee : Fas than the blanched head {Ii Mrs. Harrang, Mrs, R.|
tettuce. Salad Bow! is one of |Temblett, Mrs. Nash, Birs.|
] the best leaf lettuce Armstrong, Mrs, Walker, Mrs
Corn Manners, Mrs. Peers, Mrs.
ense Both Sweet Corn and field|Langdale and Mra S. King.
varieties may be sown with|During Intermission « film was
safety now. Sow in drills and /shown.
thin out to foot or 18 inches | ole SL. e. |
One of the best ways fo apart, or better still plant with| Mr. and Mrs, D. Hill, North |
dsl a dibber = 18 inches ap Bluff Road, and family, were}
i > he
ee or ¢ to n hill, and|calied to Edmonton on t
exewtnae good cunts P thin out all but one | week end owing to the death of }
Cucumbers, squash, marrows,|Mrs, Hill's father. The sympathy
hi Q 29 0% he * a R06: ut to
food sound bank balance. Regular and melons may be sown now, lof the community goes ot
Bae or plants may be the family in their bercavoment.
kyings can make life a lot pleasanter in a hundred eat anatonbina a
planted out } D. McCloy, accompanied
ay want the down planted out] Mrs. I n
j re jin 9 d ground or in| by Jackie and Ian, left on Wed
yayment ona home of your own, a TV set oracar... lirenchésifn well-rotted |nesday, for Potorborough, Ont,
i 's ed’ is on your mind |manure and t has been |whe she will spend sometime
Reeser Sea peecucation + ‘ added. This is only necessary /with her parents and other re-)
ir a leisurely retirement someday. Whatever itis for the White Plume variety | 1atives.
which has to be earthed up for| eee
hat you want or need, you have to learn the secret Tho green varlety,| arr. and Mrs. T, Rimmer leave |
4 A “a § planted on level ground. jon the on a trip to Eng-|
q jethin; regularly, Pay by pay you plan t
ese 2 : ea ae | to plants should not be |1and to visit relatives. |
fore away the money except in emergencies till planted out in the open ground se
F oat jbefore May 16, Plant the prun-| Mr. A. Rines of Sunnyside}
reach Ne , es
ie ee aving ing varieties for best results. | Road is a patient in White Rock
for the next one, Why not open a Savings Account Grow one stem only, pinching |FHospital, We wish him a speedy
vith d Jout all latorats. |
CEB Peppers and © plants amet:
r jshould not be set. c the] Tho W.A of the Church of
BSA kea ert OnE Ascension met in the SS
on Tuesday for the regu-|
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE...) 2°" g with Mro-|
White Rock Marth geese in Canat es in the chair, Tentative | §
rae: = : oe ae eae ere made for the annual |

Building

Oye

se a

|
}

be easily concealed:
Fae Be charge for this servic, You pay only the nomi
instruments go into service,

For complete information
for @ free copy of

pe
| BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE Company

HAVE
JTELEPIONES :
Lad, |

WANT THENI—
with wiring Concealed.

write or call the business office of the
“Good Telephone Pianning in New Hom:

a new home?

Telephone Company

|he

|Reidville Liberals Have

THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1966

cussion. Refreshments were
Jater served by the ladies of the
West Surrey Liberal Associa

‘on. rool were also danced to the

tunes of the pipes by Doreen
A parlour show will be held )COOK: Barbara. Pepper, Mar
in conjunction with a meeting |#*ret Cook and Paddy Studd
of Reldville and District Gar—|Followéd the serving of refresh—
den Club, in Reldville Halt on |™onts and general dancing to
Monday, May 21 at 8 p.m. Don |S°0erdlan accompaniment by
‘Howard, president, will conduct | Robert Stenhouse,
the mpeting. Tom Barber, well-
known garden export, will be|Crescent Guild

guest speaker. All garden lovers. Elects New. Ofhic
ers

are cordially invited to attend,
Ths annual mecting of the
Crescent Handicraft Guild was
held at the home of Mra. A. L.
Dryden, on Monday, Many 7 at 2
Ppem. A very successful year of
progress was shown by the re-
ports in ceramics, copper
Work, aluminum ¢étehing, and
ol) painting. Tt was decided to
put a small display of handi-
crafts, as requested, in the
White Rock Tibrary for the
month of May.
The work shop meetings will

eteare

Caledonians Close
Season With Dance

The last meeting for the sen-
gon of the St Andrew's Cale-
donian Society for the Lower
Fraser Valley, held at tho
| White Rock Hotel on the even
ing of ‘Thursday, May 3 was
one of special entertainment

Business belig disposed of,
including discussion of a sum—
mer plenio at Pees Arch Park, |commence again earty in Sept=
four new members were in Jember, and the new. officara’ (er
ducted into the Society with the ithe year will be as follows:
usual formal ceremony. Wel-Iatrs A. L. Dryden, président:

comed individually into the |Mre W. FL Shelp, 1st vice pre.
group by President Bob Crich-

y

sident; Mrs. Buchand, 2nd vice
ton were: Mrs. Myrtlo David-|presidont; Mrs. W. Lome, #60-
son, Mrs. A, McKay, Mra. I, C.|rotary; Mra, B. McLafen, cor
Moffat and Miss Pat Stearns

responding secretary, and Mrs.
W. Sheppard, treasurer, Mrs.
J. Middleton will be layette con-

Four couples of
Country Dancing

the Scottish
Society went

through the graceful paces of|vener for Save the, Children
two dancing numbers with ac- Fund

companitment by Mra. R. P.! The final meeting for the
Wintersteen on tho plano. 1955-1956 season was brought

The audience was siao treat
ed to selections by the Cale

to a close with a pleasant so-
cial hour and dainty tea.

Tip Top Service. Travel Information

Taylor's
TAXI

n Party which will be|

on July 4.

Gladys Wise, a former
of Ocean Park, arrived
back in Canada on April 13. She
is leaving immediately for The
House, Taylor Flats,
» is going as Bis
Taylor Flats |
miles from Dawson
about nine miles

Miss

fon

to and from

VANCOUVER ISLAND
SECHELT PENINSULA
POWELL RIVER

Fast, Frequent Ferry Service Every Day

Reservations NOT Needed
TOPS for convenience—

Fort St. John.
eee

from

parties being held
Ocean Park Hail in ald
funds improve
to the building are prov
Prize winners

to assist In

ry popular

a day night's party were
Mrs, H. McGalliard, Ofrs. M.|
Terrell, Mr Quinn and Mr.

J. Winship.

Capacity Meeting
Reidville Hall was filled to
capacity on Wednesday ovening,

May 9 for the annual meeting
of the Delta Provincial Libera}
Association. Officers elected
were: Hon. Pres. Prime Mini
ster Rt. Hon, Louis St. Laur-
ent; Hon. Senator
Tom Reld; Pres, Wm. Wilson;

Vice Pres, Robert Tait; Secre
y-troasurer, Don Roas.
nt Deachman, Executive
Secretary for B.C. Liberal As-
voclation, and ‘Robert J. Coop-
er, area vice=prealdent for Fras
er Valley, wore guest speakers,
Mr. Cooper brought forward the
Watchwords of tho late Prime
Minister, Rt. Hon. Mackenzio
King, Unity, Security and Free
dom. He pointed out that wo
once again have unity amongst
Liberals, but that socurity and

es.”

freedom are boeing badly jeo-
pardized by the actions of tho
Social Credit Goyernmont in
Victoria.

Mr. Deachman gave an inter-
esting and informative talk on
organization which was followed
‘by questions and intensive dis-

TOPS for space —TOPS for speed
Follow The Black Ball Flag!

Summer Coal Prices

May Ist to June 30th, 1956

Regular Discount Summer
Price Price =
DRUMHELLER LUMP $21.50 $1.30 $20.20
DRUMHELLER EGG $19.90 $1.00 $18.90
ORUMHELLER NUT $16.50 $1.00 $15.50
DRUMHELLER STOKER ey
BLEND oo. cccseresse $1880) $0.75
McLEOD RIVER LUMP . $22.20 $1.70
McLEOD RIVER EGG . $21.45 $0.95
McLEOD RIVER & NUT $18.00 $0.50
CANMORE BRIQUETTS — $22.30 $0.50
McLEOD RIVER
STOKER BLEND $17.85 0.75

These Summer Prices A
Received For Delivery

MAY 1 AND JUNE 3

Subject To Change W.

cua

pply Only

-

c
4