help the Semiahmoo High stu-

} rounded out a pleasant evening.
Lois Sharp, Lloyd Cosens, Keith
by-Lou Tinkler, Jack Dicken, Earl
Paddy Studds, Reg Davey, Diana
Vin Coyne, Mike McBride, Sharon
‘ Mary-Ann Procter, Brian Fraser,
Woodward, Sandra Wood, Wayne Arnold,
Jim Knight and Sheila Chapman.

Bs the Newton Salvation Army

RELUOW-—|Hall, with Ticut, Young ofti-

y Feedham, Marine clating, will soon take up re-
‘early in Feb-

sidence in White Rock. Mrs.
vknife, N.W.T. With her

Smith is the former Mrs. An-
nie Hussey of Newton.
kre nis

OUT OF HOSPITAL

Mr Jack White, who has
been a patient in White Rock
Hospital for the past two
weeks returned home Monday
to his Marine Drive home.

Mrs. J. P. Baker, Kerfoot
Road, has returned home to
White Rock after spending
some time in Vancouver.
SS
FROM GERMANY
| Mr. Walter Erich Harry
Rechner, age 22, a citizen of
Germany, arrived from his
homeland at the Port of Hali-

FROM AUSTRALIA

Dr. Hallman, a one-time res-
ident of White Rock, arrived
on board the “Oronsay” from
Australia. He has been visiting
in Cloverdale.

fax on Jan. 8, He travelled ah eet
ross Cana ii in| TO LIVE HERE
ay eeneng is now in Visitors from Australia

the employ of Mr. L. Accarias,
‘of Sunnyside and Coast Meri-
dian Roads.
.
.IN SCOTLAND
Mrs. Harold Barge who has
been visiting her family in
Scotland expects to sail for
home on March 13, aboard the
Corinthia. She is accompanied
by her daughters, Carol Ann

who also arrived recently on
the “Oronsay” and hope to
make their home in Canada,
are Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Davies
and family from Woliondong,
New South Wales.

Surprise Party
Marks Golden Wedding

Monday night’s card party,
held at the Legion Hall, John-|Buena Vista Ave.
ston Road, winners for bridge} About 25 former neigh-
were: Mr. S. Busse, Ist, and|bours from Senlac, Saskatch-
Mrs. T. H. Colley, 2nd Whist/ewan, arrived chartered
winners were: Mr. Hoone, ist,)bus from Vancouver to help
and Mrs. Frost, 2nd. |the White Rock couple to mark
S |the golden anniversary of
their wedding

Mr. and Mrs.
d in Ne

TO RESIDE HERE :
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith
who were married recentiy in

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Wa, Manito-

ROTARY ANN
Rummage Sale

Saturday, February 2
at 10 a.m.

MIAUMGO YACHT CLUB.

PR “© £0 to Boys’ Club at White Rock Rotary
< . Johnston Road. If anyone has rummage to

ontact following numbers for pick-up: 5-3499
oro- LL

SPECIALS

Bayers Aspirin with Trial Child’s size.
Only 79c.
Bayers Nose.Spray 98c, with Aspirin 19c.
Only 98c.
Instantine 75c, with Instantine 25c.
Only 75c.
Phillips Tablets 49c, with trial size.
Only 49c,
Woodbury Hand Lotion, Special ... 69c
Winter Wise with Dispenser, by
Grossmith, 95c,

Happy Hands by Helene Curtis .... 69c
Pink Satin with Dispenser ......... 75c
Trushay with Purser .. arse sat -ODc.

On January 19, Dancing and) Party was

and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. William Rob- |
east jert Davidson, were recently
WINNERS |“surprised” by a large group

of friends at their home on}

ba, on Dec. 24, 1906. They
‘have one son in Rdmonton and
three grandchildren, all of
whom, aecompanied by Mrs.
Davidson, Jr, drove out to
White Rock at Christmas
time to help celebrate the real
anniversary. Only member of

“gathered at the home of Lois|the immediate family to be

Present at the later “surprise”
Mr. Davidson's
brother, the Rev. H. P. David-
son of Victoria. He also was a
former resident of Senlac.

Born in Dublin, Ireland, Mr.
Davidson came to Canada as
a lad of seven and attended
school in Winnipeg. As a
young man he entered into a
partnership with his father at
Dauphin, Manitoba, and here
he met his wife, who was a
native daughter, having been
born in Shoal Lake, Manitoba.

The “surprise” party was
a great pleasure to the couple
for they had not seen some of
their former neighbours for 37
years.

They were presented with a
purse of remembrance of “auld
lang syne,” with good wishes
for many more happy years of
Marriage.

/Reading Club
Review ‘“‘Nun’s Story” |
Attendance at the meeting of |
the Library Reading Club on
Jan. 16 wa: idly reduced by
the icy st: Those who did
attend formed a most congen-
jal group. They thoroughly
enjoyed Mrs. P. Patmore’s re-
view of “The Nun's Story’” by
Kathryn Hulme. Those who
had read the book gained a
deeper appreciation of the

characters, the developing per-
Sonalities and the work in the
Congo Mission Hospital and in
the hospital in Belgium dur-

T. CHRISTENSEN
Gift Shop

HILLTOP

Jewellery, Silyerware,
Clocks, Watches, China,
Cups and Saucers, ete.
Pen and Pencil Sets.
ANTIQUES

Peon

Express Bus Service
to the

“ce IGAPADES,
oF 1957”

EXHIBITION FORUM

Vancouver.

Monday, February 4

Speci Tour Price including
Admission and Return Fare
from White Rock

Adults: $3.90
Children: $3.10
Trip leaves the
Sweet Shop,
15021 Washington Ave.

6.45 p.m.

reservations phone Mrs, G. H.
Conor, the Sweet Shop, W.R.
46861

Reservations and tickets must
be picked up by Thursday,
January 31

PACIFIC STAGE
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LAST LAUGHS.

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ing the German occupation. (yon fis retirement ir 1999. conditions the
Mrs, K. Canibear added a few| ‘Their family consists of two |their family
comments oa “The Wild Place” |soms in Ottawa, Colonel Cyril
by the same author. SmAh and Mr. Harolé Sniith,

ees Sete ere {0land one daughter, Mrs Jack
attend. His breadth of interest also
and gift of guiding the eonver- |Mahony of Matsqul. They

sation were noticeably absent. |P@Ve née grandchildren, four
in B.C, and five in Ottawa
Because of winter weather

‘ving in the
will not be able to be |
on January 26, but Mr f
‘Mrs. Mahony and their clal4.
dren, Lenore. Bill, Janice ang
Arlene are expected trom
Matsqui for the occasion.

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Meats

AT NEW LOCATION

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Fermerly Bennetts Cafe

POT ROASTS
Cross Rib, Ib. 37c

Chuck Roast, blade bone removed, Ib. 35c¢
Round Bone Roast, Ib.

OCEAN PARK

Mr. Ted Hindmarsh, who
left Ocean Park several
months ago to take a position
in Alberni, returned fast
week and is now residing at
12732. North Bluff Roadi

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Turn-

bull of Vancouver, have taken

up residence on Olympic St.
ee ee

Mr. T. Roy Hall, Marine
Drive, White Rock, was the
Guest speaker at the regular
monthly meeting of the Mar-
ine Heights’ Club, in Ray
Shepherd School. He took as
his subject “Words and their
Mr. Hall was introduc-
the Club Chairman. Mr.

Couple To Mark

Golden Wedding Spare Ribs, lb. ............
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard! Sirloin Tip Roasts, Ib.

Smith, West Beach Ave, will Smoked Jowls, Ib.

be at home to their friends

(weather permitting) on Sat-
urday afternoon, Jan, 26.

The occasion is the anniver-
of the couple’s golden
wedding. Both born in Eng-
land, Mr. and Mrs. Smith were
married in South London and
came to Canada three years |
afterwards. They settled in
Mission City where Mr. Smith |

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