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Last rites were held Satur- | Vancouver with a Red Cross 728 W. Hastings St., VANCOUVER 1. Phone MUtual 3-8171 2 eee
day from Chapel Hill Funeral | collection box around his L QUENEG TORONTO OTTAWA HAMILTON LONDON, OMT -
| Parlour for Hares Beckett of | Neck. Mr. Beckett and his Kiemenee - BARMIE PETERBOROUGH | CODERICH © WROUPEC ;
: dig collected many thousands REGINA CALGARY «EDMONTON VANCOUVER VICTORIA af
Beckett Road, a long-time res- | of dollars for Red Cross pur. samt JouN —YREDERICTON. — MoNcTON —HALIFAK BOSTON osp
| ident of Crescent Beach. Mr. | poses in this manner. Pall- NEW YORK LONDON, ENG. ZU

Beckett was owner of “Eli”
the wartime Red Cross Dog
who would take up his stand
at Dunsmuir and Granville in

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bearers at the funeral were
Mr. Justice Harry Sullivan, D. |
S. Montgomery, C Clark, J. |

Fuel Bill High?. This May Be Why

Late hospital workers “Too Thin” Insulation Lets
praised hy Aux. head Costly Heat Escape

HERE... AND HERE
| The work of Mr. W. C, Shields The girls were so impressed
and Mr. R. Strange on behalf|when they visited the Wood-
of the White Rock Hospital|lands School that they asked
prior to their death, was prais-| what they could do to make a
ed by the Auxiliary president! vorthwhile contributioin, and
Mrs. J. W. Dow, at the regular the matron suggested they
monthly meeting of the Auxil-|could send a box of small gifts

fund

Hard-we
snembers
coffers 07
the imple
original ic
ing mone
poses.

Reportis
October x
<adia gro
the sum o
from the
they had
group ha

jary, Thursday, October 1 Membership committee con:
Both Mrs. Strange, the™first)venor, Mrs. W. H Bruels, re
group leader of the Satellite | ported she wanted to put in all

of her time now with the Sup-
erfluity Shop Committee. Mrs
Paul Starek, now residing in
Nelson, convened this member-
ship committee with Mrs
Bruels. A new committee will

{group and Mrs. Shields, 2 long
time Auxiliary worker, have
|made a splendid contribution
to the progress of the hospital,
Sirs. Dow said. Letters of sym-
pathy will be sent to both of

|these women be formed |
| A letter was received from/GQOD RESPONSE Bring your
Mrs. Paul Starek, immediate, The emergency committee, | POR ee
past Auxiliary president, now convened by Mrs. Don Munro, “attic insulation |
jresiding in son. She re-|reported they have had a good| PERCE
ports she has already become | response when they have asked | to proper.
very active in that interior Auxiliary members if they| BS
city. would be willing to help in the

Thoe treasurer's report show-|¢Vent of an emergency, Two

balance on hand of|Alxiliary groups responded |

ed a
$2,886.75,
No

with 100 percent of its member-|
ship and some have volunteer-|
ed to help in as many as six

definite word has been

received on the matter of | Farge Septembe
|whether they will hold a r ark
\piutointne din. comfunetion with| The B.C. Hospital Auxiliary ie
|the White Rock Players Club, |CoMvention will be held on Oct ee
Several changes in the remu.|2 22 and 22, with president “the
i eRe Oke Ship | Mes. « iow and Mrs .
ls ie ELIUUY SHOP Ine, JoHnstone: attending | poles
Mrs, J. D. Dingwall, Shop|, There will be a meeting to x dat 2p.
treasurer, reported that Sor | heat reports of the delegates on Scie
lomber was a record money-| November 5 on the Auxiliary's| tainment
aking month in the life of Tsular meoting day, eae Each m
@ Superfiully shop with the its Hall All ladies of the have unc
|sum of $631.70 being realized, | strict are invited to attend sum of $
|The success was attributed to 3 i | The T
fact that September boast-|Crant resigns as | bers ente
five Tuesdays, Largest | s
|monthly sum realized prior to| Crescent postmaster cvhich th
the September record was $518| Hugh Grant, popular Crescent which the
in August |Beach postmaster, has resigned | Auxiliary.
RECORD DAY to enter private industr: Me BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Reeord day in the Shop's |#PPointment to rep Mr
history. was September ap, (Grant has yot been made but| 15791. Campbell. River Road Phone Wi 8.0060 Auxiliary
when on intake of $100.03 was Mts. K. McWilliams is acting | their hus
realized. Highest galea for 9% postmistress at present membersh
working day realized prior to| > = Society,
this record was $98 | i A
Mrs. K, W. S. Johnston, ro

porting for the Portable Shop
showed a profit of $10.71 for

jAugust and $11.18 for sep. |
| tember. |
Mr. Ray Williams, hospital
|seiminiateator, addressed the | ' 1 {4
Auxillary on’ out-patieint care; | 0
what the BCHIS benefite are | oF Just ° town at, $3
jatid what the patients have to! [p rn
aid yt  : Seneeemee
Mrs. P. If, Proctor, ono” of

YOU CAN BUY YOUR BONDS

for cash or by instalments at your
neighbourhood BofM

the two mentors for the Jun
lor Hospital Auxiliary, report
ed the members were working
in the hospital al weekends, |
FampYoe the girls who are work. |
ing On weekends at other job
have asked whether they can

3) twa poyment ot 5% =
_ $204 far a $50 Ben, $5 for a
FS I Ron ote, Balance if

Bank or Montre

fork @l the hospital on Bune) fest“ ae 4

days. aia ae .
Members are yutherine trin i : 5

Kets for patients at Woodlands, | « _ .