ive set

wan decided by a moeting:
ne executive In the munleipat
ball in Cloverdale last
Allen Wilson prealdin,
swhite Rock nnd district did &
“aplendi collection In the 1950
‘eampaign and the White Rook
“YON Auxillary stands roady to
pollcit 2 ‘The community’

Friday,

thin year's drive
') wit bo defAed among the Surrey
Victorian Order of Nurses, Sur
rey Christmas Cheer Committes,
the Salvation Army, Canadian
National Institute for the Blind
nd the Canadian Cancer Society,
Surrey Unit.
‘All participating organizations
fare actively engaged In soclat wel-
fare work within the municipality
fand Surrey people are recelving
the benefits therefrom,
‘The work of the VON in bed-
side and other nursing services and
the Christmas Cheer Committee,
which brings belp to needy fam|-
Mes ‘throughout the municipality

ft Christmas time, are well
known, :

‘The Salvation Army docs a
great deal of reclamation and

other scclal work especially in the
industrial north end and the CNIB
Weal committee, which was 41
Blind persons in Surrey on its list,
fs caring for them at the small
gum of $42 per annum.

‘Phe Canadian Cancer Society
has recently formed an associa
tlon In Surrey to provide for thelr
patients within the area.

‘The VON will require an addi-
tional nurse on the staff this year
te cope with their ever-increasing
work which means additional
cost, All VON auxiliaries in Surrey
es well ax other community or-
fanizations are co-operating in the
cAnvass and it fs hoped that tho
eneral publié will respond loyally
when the canvassers call, It Is a

“overall objective of $18,000 was set by the Surrey Community
acces for the 1951 campaign which opens October 1 In con-
‘with the national Red Feather Appeal across Canada,

Rook, Sunnyatd

CANADAS FINE ST CLIMATE

Ocvan Park, Crescent Beach & Surrounding Districts

agli Chest
at $15,000
Cancer Society Serving White

already active

‘Thursday,

White Wook,

Meoplember 20, 901. $200 per year; Bingle Copy te

South Surrey Unit of Canadian
Cancer Society hax been supply
tnx for the paat
three months.

‘The houre-ncrvice covers Hur
tng services supplied by the VON
and housekeeping help,

‘Mra, Max Meed who presided at
‘a meeting of tho unit In the ab-
sence of Syd Suddes, prenldent, last
Friday, sald today that plans wore
made for the showing of films at
various places throughout the
South Surrey District to be timed
with the Red Feather Campalgn
in October.

With the inclusion of the Cancor
Fund on the lst of Surrey Com-
munity Chest it was felt that mem-

“nouse-acryice

bers of the unit should be ap- x os eae a
; Hoy to assist In the cany ENTERTAINER at one Mclail a
ee Appointed: canviisers were: esday's Youth for Christ Leah emit ek te rat
ald and Mrs, M. Mecd. Arle Hartman (above), world’) PS

sxt mocting of the South Sur-| famous plano accordianist. Mr.

Hartman, an internationally known
professional, will introduce a

Instrument never before played in
public, known as the plano chord.

rey Unit will be held October 12
fat 8 pm. in White Rock Lodge,
when it ix hoped a thre dis-
cussion on boundaries will bo con-

sidered by North Surrey, Clover-| Rally begins at 7:49 p.m. and ad-
dale and South Surrey Units. | mission is free.

All ex-servicemen invited to
hear Mott on pensions

‘A gencral meeting of all ex-soryicemen in the Fraser Valley
Zono Is boing held on September 24, at 8 pm, in the Legién Haul,
White Rock.

The discussion for tho evening will centre around the Legion's
demands for adross-the-board increases in pensions and War Vet-
erans’ allowances. William Mott, M.P., will be present at the mect-
ing, and will speak on the Government's stand on this important

voluntary effort

Issue,

COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

White Rock in news as local man
works busily behind the scenes

By MAY McPHERSON

‘A town Is ax newsworthy ax the peoplo living In it.

And White Rock apparently has some very noteworthy people
fm it for once again the ttle resort has been featured ubroad.
ploture +:

Magazine and the magazine sce-) Fucharistic Congress which was

This time in “Look”

flon of the “Montreal Standard:

nationally-known magazines was

‘this summer,
Lire work

But the story behind tho cate:
ing is the Ufe work of the man

oes Aitehens and

is easy to under.

fimplicity with whieh

i any large. project.
Cleaniiness, efficiency plun ch

Ms are Ingredients Mr, Sploer

‘believes tn mixing in his
for muccesn at hin businosx

@ the orphans’ picnic

without @ niteh and

double pleamure | CAIT¥!NE n delivery of Arotto. leo-

ar not only does he tove to feed | “Te
| Jove for’

ut haw

‘The story which put the town | 2000 people were served sandwiches
dp priat In the nationally and inter-| and coffee,

‘the feeding of the 1400 orphans at|taurant business for himself, Mr.
# plenle sponsored by CNW early | Spicor recolved a thorough ground-

| {hem Harry Cauineld, ning Crom

Tee new subscribers,

24 renewals this week

‘Twenty new members joined Soml-
ahmoo Sun reader famlly this week
hoy aro:F. Bray, 608 Buena Vista;
Mrs, W. A. Lemon, Washington
Mra, E, Keeling, 696 Washington;
W. Lane, 757 Columbia; Mra, H.
Armstrong, RR3, White Rock, 345
Nichol; C. FR. Willlams, “Hilltop; J.
Hazlott, Box 595; Bill Jonah,
Stayte Rond; M. McKinnon, Box
212, Port Coquitlam; Mra. N.
Dyor, 882 11th Et. East, North Van-
couver; George Wilson, Wakaw,
Sakkatchowan; Robert Newton,
Box 147 Hilltop; T, R, Knight, Box
2% Hilltop; George Downoy, Box
462, White Rook; Wm. Connor,
1044 King George Highway; R, H.
Stovenson, Elgin; W. Johnson,
Crescent; 1. 6, Johnaon, Crescent;

A. G, Brunt, Box 489; D. C, Evonn,
Box 715,

held here Jn May when more than

Before venturing into the res

ing in catering during his 2% years’
service with the CPR,

WIDE EXPERIENCE

And many good friends he has
made through his occupation, some
‘ot whom follow him to White Rook
to requont a remembored dish,

‘Three of Todd's friends, ono of

by'n producer, were sitting visiting
Todd and enjoying some of his
npectalities in hin veatront eate
hore thin summer when in walked
Fred Caines, of North Vanoduver,

Renewals thia woek a Mra,
Henry Wabber, 905 Hlnckwood
Lanes W. 'T Davien, Box 308; J,
0. Lealle, Box 920; Mra W, 11.
Lilwall, Nox 17; Miss Olive Clanoy,
Box 141; Mra. H. 1, Suthren, #16
Aoyal; J. 1, Wonaall, Hilltop; Wilk
Mam Unger, 202 Martin stro
Mre, G, Htrvol, 1286 Marino; M.
G, Genge, Stewart, BG 0, T.
Meaton, Hox 316; Mra, Ni) Mac
Kentle, Box 484; Ro Greenwood,
‘Thritt Road; Mra. J. Milla, ‘Terry
Road: J. A. MoBurney, 1ox 80) 8.

1, 1230 Blackburn;

‘Mr; Caines in un unusually large
‘man and the movie man nabbed
reap the outcome of
la to be ® trip to Holly
wove fnd im screen test for
Neneh “man and a por

OCEAN PARK CALLS
SPECIAL MEETING
|ON WATER BYLAW

A special meeting of Inter
to ratepayors In the new Oc
Park water area will be h
im Ocean Park Community Hall
Stevenson and North Bluft at
8 pm, Saturday, September 22

Memorial Fell

planned by
Crescent Legion

| Installation set
for September 28

A Memorial Hall was discussed
the mecting of the Crescent
Branch held in the Fire

| at
Legion

approve the site betwoon tho Fire
Hall and the Drug Storo, as this
land

Stcond vice-president Johannson
reported that arrangements had
been made for the formal instal-
lation coremony of the Branch to
bo held at 8 p.m. on Friday, Sop-
tomber 23 at Elgin Hall, to be f
lowed hy a sacl! and dance, opon
to tho public.

Zone Commander , Lin:
dow will officiate, accompanied by
4 Color Party from White Rock,

Prosldent Normoyle and first
vice-president Brown took char;
of the Poppy Campaign and will
work In co-operation with the
Laden’ Auxiliary,

The resolution pressing the Gov-
ernment to increaso
sions, was confirmed with a
clause added asking for the aboll-
tlon of the “Means Test,” and ar
Fangoments wero mado for it to
be handod to W, M. Mott, ALP., on
his first vinit here,

See

Soroptimists to hear

of vacation trips

‘Travelogues of summer vacation
trips taken by soveral membors of
the White Rock, B.C. and Biaino,
Washington, Soroptimist Club will
bo featured at the first dinner
Mooting of the club for the Full
fwaxon to be held In the Congre-
gational Chureh, Blaine, Washing-
ton, on September 27 at 7:30. pm.
Olive Glaney, of the program
committee, who mado a trip to
Mexico with Mary Maloy this sum
mer, th organining the program
whieh will tno the pines of &

veterans”

Public meeting boosts hospital
campaign fund another $5,000

Hall tat Thurs evening. aml] py. gw. w MePnal,vleopreslent of de Whe Rose Scie
|rntopayers of Crescont be elvcu-| Outlined details of the proposed financial campaign which would
larized to ascertain if they wili| include a doorto-door canyass for pledges of cash and Iabor.

belongs to’ the Municipality.

Directors outline plans for sed hospital;

community campaign sets objective of $100,000

White Rock's hospital building campaign got off to a fying start
Tuesday nip Sonation of over $5560.

Biggest boost came from the Ladle’ Auxiliary to the Hospital
H. Eruels turned over © cheque for $3500 to
‘Treasurer Frank Nelmes.

The

tion teay and membership subscriptions,

with the

Soolety when Mrs,

money represented many hours at the Superflulty Shop, dona

Choice of hospital site unanimously approved

A large crowd of approximately 400 people heard Society directors
outline thelr proposals for a 20-bed hospital on the North Bini Road
alte donated by Mra, A. F. Weatherby, 707 Victoria. Meeting unami-
the directors accepting the alte — -
White Rock and Sunoyxide
ine bullding plane “$190,600
would have to be ty," stated Dr, Bindles, “it
We are to bulld a reinforced concrete structure.”

mously approved action in

Citizens from Ocean Park, Crescent

heard Drs, A, Hogg and 7. Blades out

sed by the commu

The committee recommended that the 20-bed hospital occupy =
Fround floor area sufficient for a Ti-bed hoxpital so that future =Adi-
Hons could be made by building upwards. Necessary services tor tbe
Jarger Institution would be provided at the outset.

Secrotary H, R, Pinchin reported that the Provincial Goverament
of n hospital grant as soon as the Society raised

{ts share in labor and cash.

had assured direct.

Door-to-door canvass planned for local pledges

Nelmes announced the anonymous donation of $600 to the fund
which was enthusiastically greeted. Other pledges made during tbe
evening totalled more than $1,000 in Iabor and) eaak gift

“If tho hospital is not started within one year after plans are
npproved, all money will be returned,” President V. A. McPherson
“However, we are determined to seo = start made

told the meeting.

this year”

| “Local building materiais suppliers have agreed to supply materials

| nt a 10 per cent discount, the saving to be eredited to the com

share of the cost, he revealed. “This figure may be raised

even higher.”

Life membership presented to Mrs. A. F. Weatherby
Mrs, Weatherby formally turned over the decd to the bospital

property to the chairman, stating that she was honored by the aires

tors’ aceoptance of her land, and hoped it would be the forerunner of

munit

other gifts to come
Dr. MePhall presented her with an honorary life membership t=

the Soclety and a bouquet of roses on Dehalt of the community,
Ladica’ Auxiliary reported signing up of 7S new members follow=

ing the close of the meeting.

Len eee

Women’s Institute |e ices
‘adopts’ two Kiddies |.25. ““.chts” “tans
at 0.4. Solariam

Women’s Auxitlary, | United
Church Bvening Circle, were elect=
ed te fll vacancies made by mem-
Derm of the exceutive who! loft

Members of the Waite Rook] \nite Rock dufing the Mimmisr

Women's Tnatitute hoard & timely | icnine, at the first mesting of the

address on Bulb Culture, by Mee} yi) season, held at the =

©. Bowden, proaident Waite Rock | ste4 Armatrong, Nichol Really on

and Dintrict Horticultural Soctety } september 12 They were! Mien A.

At thelr frat Fall ‘meeting NOM] Stevenson, Min Jy Moree, Aine 1,

Monday, September 17, at 2 pam.

Mra, Carter, former preaklent
Otter WL, prealdied [it the absence
‘of the preatdent and vice-president.

‘Mitchell,
Mra. Young, Mra House, Mra
Thin Inalitite decided to
“adopt two children from the

Stapleton and Mra Danlols were
Queen Alexandra Solarium at ‘Cob-

Aibat apeakor at (he dinner,
Plans for the coming scaron, ax

‘well am worthwhile projects for the
Vine of the thousang dollars tert to
the olub lant apeinig, were Alscuse
ed al the fret buntnows mooting of
the year held wt the Ponce Arch:
Kitehen on September 10,
——o———

| AUR, HOLDS

welcomed a new mombers of the:
ble Mint for Crippled Children.

Th anawer to a requert for cane
visser for the fortheoming Com
munity Chest Drive, the following
members voluntesred to aaslt: |in hostess at t
Mee, Coster) Mtr, Postitt and M®.| a0 me
Collard.
‘A whist drive will be held on
Wednoslay, Ootebor 3 at 2
ip the White Ro