WHITE ROCK BAPTIST
CHURCH
Nichol and Coldicott
Sunday Services
945 a.m.—Sunday School.
Joo am. — 7.30 p.m.

Dr. J. L. Sloat will be the
preacher at both services. This
Sunday marks the fourth an-
niversary of the holding of the

Hullett-Anderson rites

of Powell River and ushers

Rev. A. R. Laing officiated
at the candlelight service Sep-
tember 10 at the First United
Church when Myrna Lois An-
derson, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Anderson, 15336
9th Avenue, White Rock, be-
came the bride of Ralph Nor
man Hullet, second son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. O. Hullet of Lang-

Sunday

Sunday Sanaroad
Holy Communion: 8 a.m.
Sunday Sehbol: 9:45 a.m.
Morning Prayer: 11 a.m.
(First Sunday of month, Holy

Communion)

Evening Prayer: 7:30 p.m.

FIRST UNITED CHURCH
White Rock
(Buena Vista & E’ St.)
Minister
Rev. Alfred R. Laing
F.PhS., A.F\Sc.
Phones: Office WI 8-9850
House WI. 8-5731
930 a.m—Sunday School,
11.00 a.m—‘Thé Efficiency of
Serivee.
7.30 p.m.—Eastern Star mem-

first services by the Baptist
Church in White Rock. This
service was held at 3 p.m. in
the Hilltop Gospel Hall with
Dr. Sloat in charge. We will
recognize the progress of the
four years aud future prospects,

ley, The church was decked
With gladioli and chrysanthi-
mums.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore white
neckline and in the skirt. Her
lace with inserts of tulle at the
dress was full hooped with lily
point sleeves and fell a slight
|train. The bride's chapel veil
| with sequins was held in place

CHURCH OF THE

ASCENSION
(Anglican) Church of Canada

with sequins and pearl head

cceecent seach piece. She carried a white

Rev. D. S. McKinnell, B.A. |Ribie covered with sweetheart
Newton 304R3 lroses,

TRINITY XV | The bridal attendants were
830 a.m—Holy

Communion |Mrs. Harold Aronson, matron of
11.00 am.—Morning Prayer }honor and Miss Sharon Studer,
Sunday School. | bridesmaid.
9.30 a.m. Morning Prayer at They chose identical street
Ccean Park Church.

length dresses of turquoise ny-
11.00 am—Sunday School

bers attending worship;

Subject: “The Woman Who}

Volunteered.” |

Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.

Minister's Office hours 9:00

am. to 12:00 Noon Tuesday
to Saturday.

EVERYONE WELCOME

CRESCENT UNITED CHURCH

Rey. G. A. Affleck, B.A.,
Minister |

9.45 am.—Sunday School. |

11.00 am.—Morning Worship
8.00 pm.—Evening Worship
“The King’s Man” This is a
special missionary film on Af-
rica. |
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THE |
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA

White Rock Presbyterfan |

(Campbell River Road, at |

Semiahmoo Park) |

11:00 am. Public Worship |
Rev. John Vass - Minister |

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE =|
SOCIETY, WHITE ROCK |
(Corner “F” and Pacific)

Services

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.

Sunday Service: 11 a.m.
Wednesday evening meetings
2nd and 4th Wednesday, 8 p.m.

Reading Room at rear of

Church open 2 to 4 pm

Tuesdays and Thursdays.
MH are cordially invited to

Sundays: 8.45 am.

Oe

PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
14774 Gorden Ave.

Rev. D. Anderson, Minister
Phone: WI £6562

Services

945 a.m—Sunday School |

11.00 am—Morning Worship
7.30 pm—Revival Service.
Wed., 730—Prayer Meeting.

¥, 8 p.m—yYoung People's

Visitors welcome.

WHITE ROCK
EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH
Pacific and “F” Streets

945 am—si
11.00 lunday School

|Prayer Meeting: 7:30 p.m. Wed-

| Gay family returns |

children
evening after a

mer estate in Muskoka, Ontar-
io.

attend the Services and nse |n° Visited the Gays during! “tne Auxiliary also awarded
the Reading Room. the! summer was Ald) Jessie |. <50 scholarship to a Semiah:
‘ t Lee, Mr. Gay introduced her| moo High School graduate, Mrs
BROADCASTS to metropolitan Toronto. Condi Machina eeceataee:

How Christian Science Heals | The Gays will again  spend| rend, Me eines Secretary,
Station CFUN, 1410 Ke, | the winter in White Rock fa hon |

at|ion organdy off the shoulder

Ocean Park Church. }with deep V back and flower-
° ing panel that fell from a small
ZION LUTHERAN CHURGH bow at the back. The attend:
CLOVERDALE ‘ants carried bouquets of nose-

pays of white and pink carna-
Pacific Hwy., Cloverdale) | {i**. ?
Thursday at 8.00 — Choir re-

The bride’s mother selected

hearsal. }a dusty rose lace dress with
Saturday at 10.00— Confirma-|matching dress with matching
tion class accessories and a rose corsage.

Saturday, at 11.30—Junior | The groom’s mother chose
Choir. blue brocaded taffeta with
Services matching accesories and a rose
10:00 a.m. Sunday School corsage,

man was John Stephen

10:00 a.m rvice in German
11.15 a.m.—Service in English.}
Monday at 8.00—Young People|
Tuesday at 8.00—Men’s Club
L. H, Gierach: Pastor
Phone YE-72366 |

| Best

Many enroll at

Palmer Academy
Mrs. Midge Palmer of Pal
mer Dancing Academy was im-

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST pressed with the number of
CHURCH jst dents who enrolled _at the

| Academy on Monday, Sept. 8.

Corner Stayte and Campbell | ‘The opening day of lessons
River Road Jindicated that a good number
Worship 10 a.m. Saturday of students have exceptional

Sabbath School: 11 a.m. natural aptitude which will as-

sure the development of some

nesday, clever performers from this
Voice of Prophecy, area, Mrs. Palmer reports.
Radio Broadcast Parents who were asked to|
8:30 am., CKLG, 730 ke remain throughout the first les-|
H. E. LOHR - Pastor son to become acquainted with

“Basic Movement Terminology”
med to enjoy the session
tudents unable to enroll be-
cause of the limited number}
acecpted can soon take advan-|
tage of an extra day which wil!
be made available.

from vacation

Mr. and Mrs. H.
returned

c

Thursday
two-month ex-
ed vacation at their sum-

ten

Legion Aux. makes

rant to Retarded
Mr. Gay reports he and his g . Whee
ae Ladies Auxiliary to Branch
family had a grand time boat-| ,, “a fh
ing, yachting and “generalle ve.| NO: 8 of the Canadian Legion
axing.” h. & a have made a grant of $25 to
= are is _|the School for Retarded Child.
Among the many house gue StS!ren on Johnston Road

GIFTS|

for all occasions

The first fall meeting of the
Arcadia Hospital Group will be}
held on Thursday, September

}18 at 2 p.m, at the home of
* Bone China |Mrs. Stan Hastings, 1171 Stayte|
© India | Road.

x ea ee The Ocean Park Social Cred-

Ur Class, etc. it WA. will hold their meeting

. on September 20 instead of
Christensen — } seotemper 11,

SS The regular meeting of the

Gift Shop V.ON. Auxiliary will be held

at the home of Mrs. Neville

Hilltop - Pacific Ave. §|Smith, 14120 Magdalene on

Classes
WILL REOPEN
Monday, Sept. 29

White Rock Elementary School

HILLTOP GOSPEL cHaPeL
(Corner

Registration - Thursday, Sept. 25

|| Sure safety to adults who were

age fad.

were Dennis Anderson, broth
er of the bride and Eric Hul-
let, brother of the groom.
eception was Held at thy
Panda Supper Club with 125
guests present. Mr. Cecil Stud-
er proposed the toast to the
bride.
For her going away costume
the bride chose a royal blue
suite with black accesories and
a rose corsage.
After a honeymoon through
Washington State, Mr. and Mrs.
Hullet will take up residenc
in White Rock.
Out of town guests at the
wedding arrived from Mount
Vernon, Edmonton, Cold Lake,
Alberta; Powell River and Van-
couver,

Rotarians hear
colorful speaker

Rotarians were highly en-
tertained at their Tuesday
luncheon meeting by guest
speaker Joe Lowes of Abbots-
}ford.

Mr Lowes who sold out his
|Lowes Market three months

z0 was introduced by Rotar-
ian Len Long and talked about
many amusing incidents in his
jeolorful career while associat-
Jed with the Hudson's Bay Com-
|Pany as a travelling representa-|
tive.

Born in Alberta just before
jthe turn of the century, he at-
jtended school at what is now
Red Deer, Alta, where his

|son’s Bay. There were only
jabout 40 white children among
|the 600 Indian children and
!Joe learned to speak Wood
Cree and Indian Cree like al
native.
| He joined the First World
War at the age of 16, with the
Cumberland Rifles in eastern
Canada and then later joined
|the air force. In the Second|
| World War he was Wing Com-|
mander and did his tour of 30
missions over Germany with
Bomber Command.

In his talk to the Rotarians}
he gave many interesting stor-|
ies on life among the Eskimos}
jand northern Indians while coy-
ering some 30 Hudson's Bay
posts as far north as Aklavik.

THE WEATHER

Date High Low Rain

Sept. 3 68 47

Sept. 4 67 44

Sept. 5 67 48

Sept. 6 78 49

Sept. 7 80 53

Sept. 8 68 56 01

Sept. 9 76 55 |
Observer. |

Max Zack, Official

ROCK AND ROLL

(Continued from Page 1)
where, rock and roll or

rock and roll.

“I do not haye any trouble
inside the dance hall. 1 cannot
be held responsible for what
goes on outside. It is unfort-
unate about the damage to cars
Saturday, but that also hap-
pens all the time. I had the
Spare tire stolen from the back
of my car one night when there
wasn’t any rock and roll dance.
“Once these dances became
the causing of anxiety in the
community, I will have them
stopped immediately. Until then}
I consider them a place for the}
average teenager to come and
relax and have fun.

“An invitation is open to any
parent or adult to come and
watch the dances anytime.
There were three mothers at
Saturday's dance,
“The RCMP provided six
Patrol boats at the recent Cen-
tennial Fishing Derby to en-

out relaxing
themselves.”
“Is it too much to ask that
a little extra police help be
Siven to ensure the same for
the young people? In my
opinion, there just isn’t enough
gone for the young people to-
lay."

These are opinions from peo-
Ple familiar with today’s teen-

and enjoying

at 3:30 p.m.

Does your son and

father was factor for the Hud-|

Teacher -
Studio

Phone WI

Mrs. Geraldine Fraser

15644 Cliff Avenue

daughter go to rock and roll

roll dances? Ask them their
opinion of the local picture.
On Hallowe'en you'll probably
get an opportunity to
your opinion.

- 8-9229

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