White Rock, B. C., Friday, July 12th.,

ae Lads Aboard Stricken Fraser

Alfred Jones

Alfred son of Mr, and Mre,
Tke Jones, former White Rock resi
ents, a gunners apprentice aboard
H.M,G.S. Fraser, proved himself a
hero by pulling the fuses on the
ship's depth charges, thereby save
ing thelivesof most of his ship-
mates.

Wm. Ernest Goldsmith, A.B.,
also aboard the Fraser, was badly
wounded in the collisionand is now
a patient in Portsmouth Nayal
Hospital.

William, 20 years old, is the son
of Majorand Mrs. T. Goldsmith,
Buena Vista Road.

ese ¢
W. E. GOLDSMITH.

Confidence Shown
In H. Hayward

A special meeting called by the
White Rock Community Club to di
cuss, pro and con, the recent di:
al of Mr. H. Hayward, princi
pal of the White Rock High Schoo),
was held in the Anglican Church
Hall on Friday evening last.

Mr. Hayward gaye a resume of
his school work

during the past
‘hing: meth-

consider thelr dismissal, and rein-
state the principal as soon as pos-
sible,

A strong petition from White
Rock residents asking that Mr.
Hayward’s dismissal be reconsid-
ered, will go before the school
board shortly.

F. Kaley
evening.

Schedule For
Saturday July 13

presided during the

for Saturday. July 13th and repor
15 minutes before your class is call

ed. Bring your membership card

duly signed by your mother or
father.

Class No. 1, 10:30 p.m., girls and

boys 6 and 7 years,
Class No. 2, 11:00 p.m. girls
and 9 years,
Class No. 3, 11:30 p.m.,
and 9 years,

130 pm, boys 1

All children taking part in the
Sun Swimming classes please take
nate of the time each class is called

boys 8} tioning hare,

Monthly Red
Cross Meeting

Park End Swim
Club Popular

nder the able direction of Hal
Shaw, the Pz
is becoming quite popular with the

Major T. C.
fat the monthly m:

Goldsmith presided
eling of the lo

] Swim School

Red Cross on Tuesday evening at
the White Rock Hotel. Mrs. Wm./Youth of the res More than
Moffat gave the treasurer's report|'wenty children ady en-
for June rolled for Swimming
Mrs, PF. MacKenzie, ‘work cons]! struction and several non-
vener, read a report of completed swimmers have uly 1 ned to
work and materials on hand, in-|*Wit bY themselves. i
Gluding a letter from Headquarters} At low tide, the school enjoys
thanking the branch for their re-|S*™es of Softhall, Long ball and
cent shipments, Major Goldsmith|Podse ball, while tho little tots
build sand ad! boats under

fra, Shaw.
8 a‘greatly In-
nrollment and hopes, with
the co-operation of local clubs and
business men to Install a couple of
men's Institute for refugee work. eek ag ae Donelson aides
the instruction a ovide compe-
Mrs, Shaw reported that the local} |()¢ ae ae a mbovide Se,
W. I, had collected 28 used blankets BOONE aia
K swimmers. It is algo hop

aid liad purchased 28 new one: ‘

é sand castle building contest can
valiied at $83.70 which, with a cash |" O00 praia
donation of $5.25, had been turned] 1 OOS aye tiasaas
over to the Headquarter's blanket |e en doch oe
fond. es

use of second-hand clothing. The:
bales were turned over to the W

nd
to
aw on the beach or go to
the Rose Jar, the
the Swim School.

ed

headquarters for
‘The next meeting will be held on

August 12 at the White Rock Hotel,
‘The meeting heartily thanked the
following for their co-operation in],
Red Cross work: Mesdames Link-
later, Theobald

Those at present enrolled
Walker, Mrs, Walker,
try Downes, Pat Garside, Doro-
thy Sullivan, Jack Parton, Lorraine
Keith Bennett, Richard

pave cattle,
Pen eran. *|MacDonald, Geoffrey McDonald,
ne MCSA. Canadian) yimio Smith, Roland Hall,

Legion, White Roc! em]

Laplon, White Rock Theatro\ em: |)cjmgo argaret Allpart, Winona

ployees, K.K_K., Women’s Institute

RAtiW Av otiGanadlan ine: Brindy, Isobelle Brind: pan Hans-
Fee apt aia low, Gem Williams, Pete Peebles,

R. Hillter,

t

Newsettes

1s

Mrs. C. Mills has returned from
an extpnded visit to Eastern Can-
Ada, Mra, Mills states sho in glad
to be back in B.C, and partloularly
in White Rock, “Just to ha od
weather agaly

Mra. A. Phillips and daughter
Joyce, Mrs. J. Carossan and daugh-
g| 1a" Betty, ne nied by Misses

Virginia Gérnacy and Beth Furness,
all of New Weatminstor, ure vac:

Mr, Wm, M, Bruce of Vancouver,
in vialting: Mr, ond Mra, J. Loathor,

White Rock United Church wan
g)Premint at tie opening on Monday

Joat of the Annual Summor Schoo!
of the Young People's Union of thy
+) United Churches, held at Ocoan
Gt S

Mr, and Mri, Win, Calow,
Stroot, entertained Sunday last In
honor of Mrs, Calow's fathor, Nr
J, MeConkey’ of Maxolmoro, on tho
oeeawion of biy 72nd birthday.
Aniong the ituesth present were
Mr. and Mra, W, Randall ard fam-
fy, Me and Mri, Plants and
family, and Mrs. A, Light, all of
Now Westminster; Mr, and Mrs,
Robert Me}arlane und family of
Bellingham; Mr. and Mra, H. Mo-

“Saunders in attend.

SEMIAHMOO SUN

A BB OCRESSIVE Newspaper IN A Procressive District

1940 $1. 00 per year, , Sin yle copy Scents

Fraser Valley's Finest
Theatre At White Rock;

To Open Wednesday

nod nnd constructed by FI
Ari, if

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Desi
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new $20,000 Park
will open

Kalley, the
r construction for Mr, Guy Graham,
on Wednesday, July ¥7th,

bullding with the latest sound machines,
curtains, fixtures and ruge, The projection equipment haw
Wich Intensity Utility Lamps, the first in B, ©.
ow Operadio Dual € ned Amplifier, This
most inodern in Western Canada, according to
|Mr. Gratiam, ro} w Delux machines; the screen te
13 foot 6 lies by 12 feet, White

| The are blue and white?
Over 200 Join

Sun Swim Class

ade to
ed for
heatre so arranged to give

ision at all times. ‘The

oni cnedtend Calan ‘The Swim Classes under the jolt

sponsorship of the Canadian Legion

,|and Vancouver Sun have proved

very popular, over 200 children hay-

ing been enrolled. During Satur-

now ui

{ti doors fo te publi
Th

new
at

fe equipped

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ie
| two of the

The
‘ound equipment Ix the

new strong

wound consiste of B

sora

mless,

been n
pr

a floor pla

the Park

ach individ
unobstructed view

t the ba

of the seats,

‘phe new house has a 16 by 24-]4"'s classes an epidemic of sand
foot stage for special events to be| es made things uncomfortable
‘ven from time to time, ‘The cett.|fF both Instructors and children,
ing {8 26 feet in height and equip-|Tesulting in the doubling up of
ped with the newest ventilation |*°™¢ classes, which threw ont the
system, the alr being filtered |*Hedule for the da:
ditenehevatan tauren Officials announce that any child-

Rock, and hold-
ses In other

ren visiting White
Ing cards from Sun cl

perature at all times,

Local labour has been used al-laistricts, are eligible for the les-
most. excli in the construc-| ony here
on of the building, the exterior of | Appiieations from children all
h will not be completed until

over the Lower Mainland are still
pouring in to the local Legion, and
Legionalres state that apy children
wishing to enroll may do so at the
Pier Rooms.

after the op
t

ning. Mr. ne
Niounces that the adjoining busi-
nes block will be finished as soon
alter the completion of the theatre
as po

Cont ‘aham, have
been signed for the best pictures
of 1940-41. ‘The Surrey District and
White Rock News Reel will be
shown all week with three new
shows per week, new show starting
at midnight (12,01) Sunday, run-
ning through Monday and Taesd
hew show Wednesday and ‘Thurs-
yy and Briday and. Saturday.
There will also be a Wednesday
nd Saturday Matinee.
Reel will consist of the high school
field meet of May 17th at Cloyer-
ule and the May Day Parade at
White Rock. All girls and boys par.
ticipating in these two events will
be given a pass to seo themselves
in on. Children may secure
passes from Mr. Bob Stephens,
principal of Cloverdalg high school.
White Rock children will get their
xen from Mr, Guy Graham,

Drinkers Fined

Stanley Bowerman of Vancouver,
was fined $50 in the Surrey court
on Tuesday morning for drinking
in public, and Garfield Eby of New-
ton, was fined $25 or 30 days for
being intoxicated in public. Both
offenses occurred in White Rock on
June 29.. Police are vigorously
stamping out any prevalence of
rough elements, especially during
weekends when outof-towners, de-
sirous of making whoopee, invade
holidays resorts such as this.

Paving Started

Hard surfacing of tho new Peace
Arch Highway was started on Mon
day, where the Elgin Road crosses
tho new road. The work of paving
the Memile highway will occupy
about threa Weeks and motorists
aro advised to use the Pacific
Highway to avold detours.

It in expected that the paving:
will be completed about August Ist.

Recent guests at the home of
Mrs, J. McAllister included ber
granddaughter Miss Elsie Reid, ac-
companied by Miss Mary Hanni-
gan of Millner, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hope of Vancouver.

Free Show Free Show
At the White Rock Theatre

Monday, July 15th at 8:00 p.m.

All you do is just buy two 25cent War Savings stamps atthe |
theatre box office and you will be provided with a full evenings |
entertainment -= a Peature Show never before shown at this
Theatre, Prove your patriotiem and sbow we are not bebind

The Million Dollar War Fudd Drive |

hook at the Univer | Conkoy of Vancouver, and I, Wel-

" which is being put on by the motion picture industry of