Sunnyalde Road near

an evening of entertainment

‘take place at Sunnyaide Com-
ua Refreshments will be

following the entertain:

home of Mrs. F. H. Pickering,

Sunnyside, accompanied by Mr

fed to Mount Vernon, Washington,
for » Dominion Day outing.

Miss H, Nicholson, who Ix on the
slaff at the Indian Day School at
Bella Bella, is renewing ncquaint-
‘ances in the district.

Mina Margaret Forsman of V«
eouver, is visiting, her aunt and
wuncle, Mr, and Mrs, J, Mair.

Guests of Mrs, Margaret Berry
this week haye been Mr, and Mra.
‘Art Berry and son Bobby of Van-
couyer; also Mrs. Berry's brother
abd sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, W.

Reynolds; “also of Vancouver.
‘The Sunnyside Explorers Club

marked the end of their second
Year by = social evening at Sunny-
side Community Hall, July 2, Their
chief councillor, Mrs. G, Currie di-
rected the games, assisted by
Audrey Frawley, Refreshments
‘were served, including a beautl-
fully decorated birthday cake,
made by Mrs. Al. Moritz. Guests
included Mrs. A. Tuttle, Mrs. Dool,
‘Mrs. Al, Moritz and Mrs. Ray
Strusa.

Miss W, Collis returned to her|
home on Stayte Road from a va-
ation in Southern Sask.

‘Andy Sostad left on Dominion
Day on a fishing trip with his
uncle, J. Nygard.

Mr, and Mrs. Kreiger and fam-
By of Korkton, Sask, are visiting
‘at the home of his brother at
Sunnyside.

Mr, and Mrs, HD, Collins and
daughter Barbara, of Edmonton,
are visiting at the home of Mr,
and Mra, B. Christensen, Johnston
Road,

‘A murprise party took place at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. F. H.
Pickering last Wednesday even-
Ang, when friends gathered to hon-
our Mr, Pickering on the occasion
of his birthday.
Mrs. N. McDonald spent a few
Gays jn Vancouver last week.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Hood will be sorry to hear that
Mr, Hood is iM and in a pationt

Jo Royal Columbian Hospital, New|on and continue until dark.

Westminster, We wish him a
mpeedy recovery,

Murlel Somtad, accompanied by’
‘Delores McIntyre left for Hunt-
‘ngdon where they have secured
employment, ~

sae

Mins Mary Mokoe of Edmonton,

Aerts, In w vest at the home
Mr.and Mrs, Adrian Tuttio,

Ke i2
c

‘column that a turkey supper would staying. This Ie the frat trip to
be served on July 20, but at @!the west cont for Mr, and Mra
“meeting of the congrogation at the | MolHackney

July 4 It was decided to hold the

land Mrs. Potter of Hilltop, motor-

‘Sunnyalde. ef food found local};
DANCE every SATURDAY

“ol 1g, wis Silver: Moon Ballroom

planned for July 20

DAISY STRUM

t

dren, of Ceylon, Sank. aro visiting
Felatives In Sunnyalde, Both tadion
are daughtors of Mr. and Mra, Gus

and they think it a

| Very leo place.

supper later In tho season, Welcome to Mr, and Mra, Wil-
ches Noms of Port Arthur, Ont, now
“nd Mrs James Malr of residents in Sunnyside, having

Purchased a home on Bost Rond,

Miss Mivy Lou Strum and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Carrico of Seattle
Wore guosta of Mr, and Mra, Ray
Strum last wookend.

Mr, and Mrs, Boland arrived on
Saturday from Regina, Sask, to
Spend their mummer vacation at
Sunnyside Auto Court, They re-

=| Port heavy rain on thelr trip via

the States nnd wore glad to got
to the sunshine of the const

Mrs, Youngberg of Gull Lake,
{s visiting with Mrs. Conick,

Best Road.

Mrs, Gladya Bruce returned from

her vacation at Weyburn, Sask. ,
Congratulations to Gerald
Scheligend on winning second

prize for the best upholstered car’
at the Provincial Soapbox Derby!
held at Mission City, July 2.

Library Day at Sunnyside Com-
munity Hall, afternoon of July 12.
Len Hannusch of Sunnyside, 1tt |
by plane for Kitchener, Ont,, on
his vacation |
Alllson Stuart will spond her va-!
cation at Keeler, , having
started her trip on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MeBride are
Feceiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, Robert Bonn, Sat-
uray, July 7, at St. Mary's Hos-
pital, New. Westminster,
Mrs. ©, Sockett and wee daugh- |
ter Vicky, of Hope, are visiting:
Mr. and Mrs, N. McDonald this!
week.

Mra. W. H. Bradley of Seattlo,
Spent a week visiting her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Cassandro.

——

Eagles plan salmon
harheque Sunday

Peace Arch Eagtes are having a
freak salmon barbeucue, July 15,
at thelr hall, 500 feet cast of High-
way 99, on the Blalno-Sumas
Pavertont,

The public Jn Invited to dine
‘out on’ that afternoon on ono of
the delicactes of the Pacifie North-
West. The charge will be very
Teasonable, reports J. McLean,
and serving will start nt 12 o'clock

Preparing the {reshly-caught
salmon will be the Eaglos’ barbe-
que chef, who, McLeun states, In
‘® past master of the art, with a
mpecinl method perfected after
Yearn of experience.
Thin dining-out novelly iy de-
‘ined to wiv thone in the vicin-
ity of Blaine and White Rock” »
chance to trent thelr out-of-town
Visitors to one of the finoat kinds

|

Afr, and Mra, Albert De Roose
and children nccompanicd by Mr,
And Mrs, Mac Hackney and chil-

walls still exist, Bakewell, Buxton
{and Matlock—all very beautiful
and green, Stopped and had a

pare still

158.

Editor, Semiahmoo sun:
with mich amusement, the totte

which was sent to me while hol

We arrived Liverpool 9 a.m,
May 5, Relatives waiting on the
dock for me, Tho Customa shed
was a busy place. I got through
without any bother. They know
old Customs officers don't smugele.
But English folks returning trom
holldays In Canada really got the
‘works, Nylons and clgarettes aro
the ehief quarry,
Liverpool fm badly war-scarred,
and the trains Iooked old and
rusty, We rode through ‘Tho Peaks
of Derbyshire. Tho old Roman

lunch of fish and chips, with bread
and butter and tea—4s, each.

Arrived Nottingham and found
wonderful changes, Thousands of
beautiful homes among troos and
jParks that in my flme belonged
to earls, lords, eto, and the deer
around. sterday we
drove through miles of blucbells
and wild rhododendrons.

Butter until a fow days ago was
|28 @ pound, and has now ad-
vanced to 2s, Gd. Eee, Sd.; tea,
fillet of cod, good, Oa.
2s, 6d.; 8d;

Is.
now spuds,
cooked ham, not ra-

halibut,
flour, 4
tioned, imported from Germany,
10s. a pound, vory fat, Also solld
fat, bacon, they call It, at 45.; off
ration, and they were queueing: for
It

Let me remind you that there
are strict regulations regarding.
the selling and using of produce
from your own fnrm. I know a
Kavernment employeo in a respon-
sible position who bought 3 wean-
od pigs, at £12 cach, When they
wore ready to kill, he applied for
a permit to Kill one. Ho killed
two. The inspector called and IN-
SPECTED. Ho sald, “How como
your plz has two left sides?” He
had ‘old black market the two
right sldes, not thinking. Result
was a £100 no.

0.5

I read, along with my friends,
pubilihed In your irae of May 3,

daying here; wo thought T would
ond you a few of my Imprenslonx

}of ham that ts wrapped and pro-

mushrooms, 108, « 1b,
And not much heart,

Hedding plants are high, 2x, 64.
4 dozen; 100 leek seedlingsr In, 64,

fettuce Im,

| Plants delivered,

BREATH, YOU WHITE Rock
| GARDENERS—6e, 64. St wan for
delivery,

Brown twill bed sheets that sold

Wikh, but it to,

Paid n vinit yorterday to the St.
Bornard Monastery at Ci
Forest, Lelcostorahire, 1 was sori
ously thinking of Joining the Or
der, but when T war told they rise
at 2 a.m, and 1.90 am, on Sunda
and work and pray 17 hours a day,
it wan all off. The countryside wax
really beautiful, and the fragrance
from thé miles of May-blossom
hedgerows {m hard to describo,
Groen pastures studded by the fine
‘old Copper Beech, pink and white
Chostnut; the sides of the ronda a
mass of Dlucbells,
The monks operate a 200-acre
farm. Thero-are about 80 monks,
and they are of different Orders.
Some ne vorae with people
from outside, but will acknowledge
you with a slight bow. ‘The onc
who escorted us around told un
how they lve and work. They
at 2 and go to prayer
and devotions til 6 They
thon have a simple meal, with an
occasional no meat
They cat vegetables;
day and coffeo once.
The church Js 2 beautiful edl-
fice and was bulit entirely by the
monks and looks as if it would
Inst forever. They only remo’
thelr shoes retiring, and
sleop on boards with n pallet made
of straw from the farm, The pil-
low Is chaff, They live and dic on
the farm, and are burled in the
gown they wear; no coffin. One
Indy visitor asked if it was truc
that they were buried standing up.
He sald “No, that's when wo
really Me down.” There Is never a
moment ot them aro}
not at prayer all through the 24
hour day.
Now here are a few hints for
those who have friends and send
parcels. There is a certain kind

In not all

An wood

am,

c or

tea oneo

as

when

that some

duced In Vancouver and sold In

White Rock, It arrivex in first

Black market prices are torri-
bly high. You can buy oranges at
Sd. each; grapefruit 8d. and 9d.
each: good apples 1s. 8d, to 2:
Rooncbetries at 5, Od. and straw-
berries 6s.; comico pears, 19,

Four milox from Blain:

GOOD

SPONSORED BY PEACE

rh, Sat, July 1014
Bob Hope
“The Lemon
Drop Kid”

Ani—2 OAWTOONS
And—COMEDY

Ta, Weal, Thy July 17, 18, 19
DANNY KAYE
Fun and Spice

Every Saturday Night — Haynie Hall

Modern Dance:and Square Dances

class shape, It In s0 good that one
of my friends ate most of it raw.
They thought it was cooked, and
they sajd it wax delicious. I hayo
shipped 14 of them and thoy all
arrived I think it will be

safo,

© on Lynden Highway

MUSIC

ARCH PAGLE:

Sea Yue
THEATRE, BLAINE, WASH.

Sun, Mon. duly 1516

se vuor Houari

I HER HILARIOUS

ACADIMY AWARD.
PERFORMANCE

Te

are In. 645; toinatove trom | wavartiaod
Ja 04, to 4h; English hothouse | Sun,

My nephew tnd a dozm tomato
HOLD your

|Edith Methernt of Buena Vista
| Avenue, had has her guests Inst

her sister, Mra Tong of
Yellow Grass, Saskatchewan, and
hor nephew, Garth Long and her
nieco Miss Hetty Sorries, also of

in your Semiahmoo
‘Tea and tea-bags, sR,
canned xalmon, canx of bulk
peaches, lard, Crisco, ‘pines pps! ie
Ba, 6d, a Un here:

Well, after a the beautiful
places I have vinited, shall be glad
to nee White Tock again and en-
yy & steak, although I have fared
very well, and If you have money
You can oat good here, But the
average worker docs not get high

nd Andingn in Morte Old Tny-| for 39, 14, a pair in 191) are now|enouith wages to live sood. Mont] n
Jand) an waa. tn. pale, ‘Towoln that could be|Prople are dronsed well, and you!
Wo nda cold trip, it wonders |MOUNNE for 40 In Vancouver, men] don't yee the barefooted eld
fully calm and enjoyable, Lota of|7 1d, ouch, 1 uakod the oterk around, ‘They are cleaning up the
00d 004, Baan and Guinness at|Why tho 1d, Ho anid ‘hat’ the| Moma ond getting the people out
Won bottle; 20 olgarettes, any | Prony” in the fronts air, AM Housse now

brand, 10; 60 flaty at do, Or-] Clothing {n cheap compared to| have wardens, back nnd front
eheatra In tho tounse played wood | Canadian prices. Shoen at Ia aro | that 1% houses built during the
miunlo and along with n double|top price, ‘They actually cost w| iit 20 Years. Thay wuttered a Lew} gy
Beotch at 480, not IKonnedy's|Canndinn $11.25 and would cont |?™ round hare and Tes
strength, vory enjoyable. Daneing|#18 in Vancouver. ringed for rani “hombha ‘fa
avery night and picture show.! ‘ho popular brands of Seoteh| {ht MAP trheked them with fires,
Bingo, quiz competitions, with|are not in evidence, but can be|SP’ “eY dropped around 2p
Very mubataniial money prizes, [yot, 1 ausure you. Tho pried ovina 007* IM open Alda,

1 Northdnte Road,
Nottingham, En

RETURN HOME Mrs. AL!

‘Thomas Btarek of Cloverdale

New Westminster,

Westminster:
child wan George Tuka of Mew
Westminster,

home

Westminster, was an
occasion for her
parents,

parents and her pareata 4
not onty ta baby Linda Tole

ret chitd of Constable and
farek but she fs also the
grandchild of Mr and

‘The ttle girl wax baptized by
tee,

Father Price and she wore

uisite christening robe

The robe wax the gift
mother, Miex Adela Si

‘The reception was held ab the
of Conmable and Mew
tirek at 227 Best Road,” Rad

an Tones, white enrnations, bowauete

of red dabling and white shasta

daisies fanked the toringerepnd

eople... |e aratocr sommes
7 with pa and nastarthsam

In the news| Besides the grandparent the

baby's relatives presenk tmeiuded

an aunt, Mis Margaret Dungy of

Daly and her ehildron, Dar-
Sharon, returned to their home in| 924 unele, Mr. ana :
Tangy pined to thels home 1 | starek: of Cloverdatay gaa aa
spending a lovely, holiday wits [9 family. Erlend, Needing
‘ einen d Rent bie |b he recr li a 2
Mrs. Daly's brother-in-law and sly- | A: Panera on
ees 5 rs. Steve Horvat, Mr. aah Mrs.
Johnston Road, Other visitora at|%. Mamura, Mr and Mrs: Ze Milita
the Pearce home were Mr, and|l! Of New Westminster, aes xr.
Mra. E. Peirial and Allan, old| “04 Mra J. Kubek of Clowertate
friends from Alberta.
o5 5 Supertlaity Shop

END STAY... Mr. and Mrs| ‘The Semiahmoo Growp of the
‘Thomas Whittle and thelr woe|White Rock Hoepltal “Auxiliary
#on Hruce, roturned to thelr home| will be Jn charge of #he Super 1
in Vancouver Jast Tucsday after| flulty Shop on Saturday, July 14, |
10 daya vacation enjoying the|and Tuesday, July 172 |
were the guests of thelr parents,| Excessive use of mleohel Ia fatal
Mr, and Mrs, Alf. Whittle of Paci-|for anyone who attempis to tive
fle Avenue. Among the pleasant-| Under conditions of expesstys hea:
Hes enjoyed during thoir stay was =

uy TOP VALUES

the fa
present
Kendal
Road.

lly birthday party for Tom,
Mr.
Judy

nd Mrs,
of

Do
Johnston

and

PRAIRIE GUESTS Mrs.

Yellow Grass,

formerly known as “Chi
Full Meals — Fi
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HITE ROCK BC

Seo the Red and White Adv.’

JOYCE CAFE

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urday Evening—Doors open &15 pm Show 6:30,
Saturday Matince1:13 pm

GROCERY
SPECIALS

in Wednesday's Sm or
Province
then come to the
Red & White Store

MAPLE STREET
Phone WR 3551

ip Inn™ at Hilltop

ish and Chips

W.R. 3523

Friday and Saturday
Wondelt Cory — Bien Drew

Color by Teoh

snd ‘Duesday

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‘The Soreon Writer, Might Plan

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July 16

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