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Gay spring blossoms centred
the tea tables at the annual
spring bazaar sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Can-
adian Legion The event was
held in the Legion Hall, John-
ston Road, Wednesday, April 1.

Mrs. Bingham, representative
of the Fraser Valfey District
Council, officially opened the
bazaar which featured home

baking, white elephant stalls,
novelties, plants and sewing.

Refreshment convenor was
Mrs. N. Graham, assisted by
Mrs. E. Pearson, Mrs. M. Stag-
er, Mrs. C. Petty, Mrs, S. Ellis
and Mrs, N. Criddle.

The home baking stall was
convened by Mrs. M. Eccleston,
Mrs. S_ F. Stewart and Mrs.
Walter Hunter; white elephant,
Mrs. A. Dempster, Mrs. S. Flet
cher; novelties, Mrs. M, Kyle
and Mrs. V. Trodden; plants,
Mrs. Woodall and Mrs. E. Ing-
lis; sewing, Mrs. A. Willoughby
and Mrs. J. Thomson.

Mrs. C. Niccoli and Mrs. M.
McElhinney were in charge of
the door

Mr. Ciro won the sweater
raffle; Miss Jones, the hamper;
John Blake, the cake and Mrs.
V. Green, the door prize.

The particularly beautiful |
table decorations were the work)
of Mrs. E. Inglis.

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Skin divers
now total 25

Brian Blades was elected}
president of White Rock's Skin
Diving Club at the club's or-
ganizational meeting held in|
the White Rock Sporting Goods
Shop, Washington Ave.,, Thurs-
day, March 26.

Charlie Caldwell was named |
vice president; Arlene Terria-|
ult, secretary treasurer and
Laurence Hassell, Lloyd North, |
Ted Bakker and Dennis Uren.)
directors.

Twentyfive members have al-
ready enrolled in the newly-
erganized club.

for the formation of a Junior
Club to be organized in the
summer.

Members plan to visit Brans-
Wiek Bay, six miles north of |
Horseshoe Bay on Sunday, April|

12, ‘when they will explore the} ynn Valley or Raggety Ann, 15 oz.

clear waters in company with
members of other Skin Diving

clubs throughout the lower
mainland. The outing is be-|
ing sponsored by the Haney

Skin Diving Club.

Enthusiasm in the club's ac|/Empress Pure Orange, 48 oz. tin

tivities continues to mount with |
seme members enjoying the bay |
waters clad in skin diving ap |
parel every day. Twenty-four}
members took to the water ad-|
Javent to the pier Sunday after-

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Old South Frozen, 16 oz.

PEACHES

COFFEE

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Mr. Hugh Stroyan of New
Westminster is on hand each
Sunday te instruct club mem-
hers, )
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Red itrave chairman

praises local support

T. Harry Morden, chairman |
of the Red Cross drive for
funds, reports the splendid to-
tal of $2500 could never have
been realized without the un-
tiring efforts of the enthusiastic
canvassers coupled with the
‘warm response of White Rock's)
residents.

With some receipts still to
come, Mr. Morden reports the
drive was highly successful with
White Hock being one of the
few B.C. cities to go over the
top in its campaign effort.

Mr, Morden states that the in-
crease in residents in the city

surrounding area during
the past year $s in part account-
able for the splendid response

A meeting of all canvassers
and interested public will be
held in the Masonic Hall on
April 22 at 7:80 p.m..

Nightingales plan

candy booth at fair
White Rock's Junior Auxil-

iy popularly known as the

ingales, are making plans
to sponsor a candy booth at th

annual County Fair,
Ladies willing and interested

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