eke pect ont ROBert James Rabb

ay. April 10 at 2 p.m, in

United Church Hall, The

_| speaker will be Mr, Ro Nicho}~

-|s0n and his subject will be, “Tho

‘for | Cultivation of Vorotables.” Visi-
vos | fora) ‘weloome. Bap cue Show.

: nesday, April dl. Mrs, R. Har~
6 ot the [FS will discuss EL V. Morton’s

“Aye. The W.R. eee Reading | jun
Carnelly Gti meote at 2'o'clock on Wede luff Road. The ceremony was}?! the bride, Mrs. M. I. Coon,

A wedding trip to Seattle fol lof the
lowed the marriage on Maroh, Best man was Thomas Gil- | | Hospital 7
29 of Lillian farion Coon,|More and ushers were Trevor bain
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, M. L,|Charles. and Kenneth Habe,
Coon of Martin Street. and | brother of the groom.
Robert James Rabb, son of Mr.| At the reception held in the
and Mrs. H. G. Rabb, North| White Rock Hotel the mother

At thelr fast meetin:
niors heard Mra pr

performed in the United Church |helped to receive the guests. She subject Pree a
at 7 p.m. by the Rev. W. Ward. | “ore a grey figured dress with bad

at thelr Columbia | “A Stranger In. Spain’

A a Current Account
ae Guests at
7 ‘staff mombers, Miss
scott, Also present wore Mra.
, Miss. Donna Green, Miss
\pson, Mrs. R. Nelson and

of Port Alberni and baby son,
Jimmy, were also guests of the
Greens.
“ erele
RENEW FRIENDSHIPS
Renowing old friendships in
town, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hough~
ton, former White Rock resi-
dents now residing in Victoria,
visited here during the holiday.
is levee
|ATTENDS S.P.C.A. MEET
tending “the Teachers’ Conven-| Mrs. L. Neill, North Bluff Rd.
Won in) Vancouver during the wit attend the annual mecting
‘Waster recess are Miss Alice of the Parent Body of the
“Hockin and Miss Ida Vyse. |S.P.C.A. being held in the Com-
1 e 0 O53 |munity Chest Building. Hamil-
WICTORIA GUESTS ton Street, Vancouver. on April
Wr. and Mrs, V. A. McPher- 7th.
son and children, of Victoria. Lis SED
were guests of the former’s/ VISIT VICTORIA
parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.A. Mc-| Mr. and Mrs. George Crowe,
Wherson, Terry Road. over the Marine Drive, with thelr fam-
holiday weekend. - |ily. spent the Easter weekend in
ee Victoria, as guests of Mr. and
FROM TORONTO Mrs. Genge, former residents
Mr, Kenneth Blades of Tor-|of White Rock. While living
onto, was the guest of his here Mr. Genge was with the
brother and sister-in-law, Dr.!Bank of Montreal.
and Mrs. T. R. Blades at their |

Terry Road home last week. |Couple Celebrate

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SWALLOWS BACK ‘Golden Wedding

Mrs. H. Vidal, Beach View fr. and Mra. R. Langlands,

Avenue, reported this week -rictoria Avenue. celebrated
that the swallows are back in ineir golden wedding on April
ae} White Rock. Mrs. Vidal is al-'; when they entertained rela-

#0 expecting her husband. who tives and friends at the home

f
‘ thas spent the winter in Cali~ of thoir son and daughter-in-
fornia, with two daughters. to iw, in New Westminster.
return shortly, Mr. Vidal cele-' Married in Tynemouth. Eng-
4 brated his 93rd birthday while jiang, in 1906. the couple came
! pete oot to Canada the following year
aera ead settled near Edmonton.
| eNO UE D ‘tater they moved to New West
: Representing the White Rock '—inster and came to reside in
Hy t Board of Trade, President W.|omire Rock four years ago.
ee Pygronpson: and) Director: alt They have two sons and two
Conibear, attended the Delta ane and “nine grandchil-
Board of Trade Banquet in Lad~ |
} ner on Wednesday night. es See
i HERE FOR FUNERAL |Airman Visits
s. Here to attend the funeral of| Mrs. A. Cameron, Victoria

the late Mr. J. J. Day wore Mr. |Avenue, had a very pleasant}
@nd Mrs. GC. W. Robinson and \surprise last Saturday when her
Son. Warren, of Port Alberni. | son. AClL Arthur Cameron,

} While here they were the guests ‘came home for a short visit.
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Green,} Accompanying the local air-
Buena Vista Ave. A niece of man was a chum ACl Ken
the Green's, Mrs, Matt Brown Cole, of Ottawa.

WHITE ROCK BOARD OF TRADE

General Meeting
Tuesday, April 17th

8 pm. at
THE SILVER MOON

Speaker; AS. Sgt. F. E. Nelson, Cloverdale Detachment.
R.OMLP.

Also discussion on Monday Store Closing.

“Canada, Coast to
Coast." and R, P. Hobson's
“Nothing’s too good for a Cow-
doy.”

eae

The regular meeting of the
Kinettes was held at the home

Of Mrs, E. Derpak G Street. on
Tuesday, April 3, Plans were
made to have a stall at the
Hospital Country Fair.

A roprésentative from a Van-
couver Store demonstrated sew.
ing machines

eee

Guide Mothers A home-
cooking sale will be put on tho
first Friday of April May and
June, by the Mothers’ Auxillary
to the Ist White Rock Group
Committee of the Girl Guides.
The sales will take place in the
Teddy Bear Toggery Shop,
Johnston Road. First one on
April 6 will be in charge of
Mrs. H. Beasley and Mrs. R. J
Dick. Proceeds will go to the
Scout. and Guir Building Fund.

Former ‘Crescent Girl
To Marry In London

A bethrotha! of wide interest
in Crescent Beach is that of
Dolores Olga Claman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cla-
man. Dolores is marrying Rich-
ard Morris, who is an English
fiction writer. and nephew of
the late Sir Benjamin Drage.
Dolores herself is a play-
wright of no mean ability, and
at present is under contract to
the BIB.C. in London, England.
She ts fondly remembered in
‘Crescent as a fair. curly-headed
youngster. in her early days on
the beach.

Sacred Concert At
Evangelical Church

A sacred concert will be
given by the Trinity Colloge
Choir of Chicago at the Byan
golical Free Church, Pacific
and F Streots on April 12 at 8
p.m. under the auspices of the
church, Rev. James Weston,
pastor.

The choir. under the dirce
tion of Mr. Gunnar Urang, pre
sents a balanced programme in-
cluding sacred classics. hymn-
anthems, gospel song arrange
ments, negro spiritual and in~
strumental “selections. Some of
the numbers include the rever-
ent “Holy Radiant Light” by
Gretchaninof. an arrangement
of the familiar hymn “Amazing
Grace.” a negro spiritual med—
ley on the Easter story, and the
powerfil “Our God is a Rock.”
Everyone in invited. Admis~
ston 1s frec.

Jaycees Plan Monster

Manufacturers’ Auction
The local Chamber of Com-
merce aye contacted most
wholesale and manufacturing
companies In the lower main-
land eoliciting their co-opera-
tion’ in a manufacturers” auc-

The We Bear Togger

3 Johnston Road — W.R. 5-2524
Chet to Super-Valu)

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tion to be held on May 5.

“We hope to display contri-
in

said Progident Stan Evans. “The
sale will be held in the Silver

Given in marriage by nor | White accessories. and her cor
through livin
father the bride was charming |"S° Was of white carnations =! e in Burma tor

in a ballerina length white not |AlS° assisting, Mra. H. G. Rabb,
and lace over satin gown, 1% |‘ stoom's mother, wore a
featured a lnce-trimmed net |P!ack and gold figured gown and
Jackot with Mily-point slecves, |* COT#ase of pink carnations

three years,

‘The home of Anne Btantforth
Thrift Avenue, was the meet.
ing place. A report on the work
of the Nightingales who ast

Her fingor-tip voll flowed from |*™ON# the 100. guests were the
® pleated coronet and she car- |&T's maternal grandparents.
Hed a white Bible mounted with | Mi nd Mrs, Hi
white and red carnations. jand his paternal
| Mra, M. R. Rabb.

BRIDESMAIDS | WEDDING TRIP
As bridesmaid Wilma Bowers |
chose a pale bluc

ted with the TB. X-ctay Clini
was given by President Bath

¥ Geissinger, Jantt Pugay
and ‘: ley and
prandmother, Jeanette ‘Thompson,

» Hushands! Wies!

jace and :

over satin gown with which she pei ak k, Ri Old?
wore matching and a +4 es of poi down, 2
flowered head ploc carried | Ward proposed the br au oy see saa T
|pink and white ¢ Lit-] For the wedding trip to

n year old Lynne Rabb, |tle where
© groom, as junior |spent, the
| smaid, wore a pink flower-|Ught blue sult with white a
ed nylon frock with matching | Cessories.
flowered bandeau. Her bouquet| Mr. and Mrs, Rabb will re
was of pink carnations. Iside in Victoria.

Enjoyable Comedy Is
Little Theatre Offering

By Madge Helmer.

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Dorothy, a Son” drew an appre- humour evolve beautifully un-| Vault in New Westminster
clative audience to the opening |der the skillful direction of Guard Against
on Monday evening. Brian Lane. FIRE THEFT

Geoffrey Theobald as Anthony| The utmost praise is due to ee
Rigi, gives an excellent and |Cy Amos who. though a veteran | and
convincing portrayal of a dis- jactor. makes his debut as stage | MOTHS

traught and struggling young |Manager in this production and |
composer, while the difficult |does a superb job of sound ef-|

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role of Myrtle. Anthony’s frst |fects and multi-phase lighting. | Valuation

wife, is played with poise and| “To Dorothy, a Son” provides |

sophistication by glamorously-'an evening of entertaining| Olaming —' Re-pairing and
costumed Sheila Lane. [comedy. spiced with clever Re-styling:

Tho voice of Dorothy (Barbara |lines, a little suspense and a > “mute service from Storage
Weston) heard off-stage at all |surprise ending.

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part of the play. under Myrtle’s
linfluence, create a charming
contrast,

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presents an almost contrived

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