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| ~ | = Immortal’ Memory Honoured

On Saturday evening, January 25, the Silver Moon Hall
Was the setting for a Burns’ Supper in memory of the Scottish

After a welcome by Jim Hazlett, President of -
Jan Society of the Lower Fraser Valley, and tesco:
‘O" Canada,” the 125 guests stood as the haggis, borne aloft
by John Amos and piped in by Alex Ferguson, came down the
centre aisle to be placed on the head table.

John Anderson gaye the Celtic
address

frequent visits
his family know very favorably |
the new co-publisher of the

well and regretted the time ele-
ment would not permit of his
making a personal call.

Proposed was made by the presid.

Queen, followed by a message from Mayor we M. Tee

| Highlight of the evening was the address to the Immortal
Memory by Rev. W. M. M.A, of Vancouver,

Se
The Shoe Box has moved
fo its new location at 1377

Johnston Road.
See advertisement Page 9,
REMOVAL SALE now on,

“acece The Shoe Box

The joint meeting of five | on Hilltop.
South Surrey Ratepayers’ Asso-

Next regular meeting of |
jthe WCTU will be held at the
‘Evangelical Free Church, Hill: |
top, on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at
2 p.m. with the Baptist ladies
in charge. Everyone welcome.

by Pipers Ferguson and Miller with Mrs. E,
duets, accordian selec-
eae members of the Vancouver
: entertainment. An cightsome reel to
the tune of the pipes brought another Burns’ night to a close.
’ 1 ONO 7
ate | CHILLIWACK VISITORS
Yord from Vancouver this Mrs. J. C. Chelhan Shilli
x) fi Mrs. J. C. © m of Chilli-
| week brings news of former wack is at present the guest of
residents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hal- h sister and brother-in-law,
fett. The woll-known couple |Mr. snd Mrs. T. W. Jethee’ |

|Who left to reside in the city | Victoria Ave, WHITE ROCK BC tue

Just prior to Christmas are off HI | * ANNUAL

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HOUSE WARMING
Mrs. B. Ogilvie, of 1127 Park- |

| DINNER AND DANCE

FROM PRINCE GEORGE er Street, was guest of honour |
Silver Moon

A niece of Mr, and Mrs. Nes- |°¢ @ house-warming held at her
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ist

3 2 home Sunday. Some 40 friends |
tor Izowsky, and her husband, dropped in to wish the best ie
ROGAN JONES
Bellingham

|Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wallace of luck to the well-known White
Admission $2.50

| OFF TO CALIFORNIA

for a well-earned rest,
e 2

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|
Prince George, were brief vis- i
} iB:
itors in town over the weekend. °° Tesident. es | a 5 ER
They were on their return trip nok aitl Ws SAS AS
from a holiday spent in Los ATTEND WEDDING Manager :
Nerpat | Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Holley,
of North Bluff, have returned
from a wonderful trip on the ||
ae rs PGE v3 a ved-
Visitors over the holidays at ‘ling Rains eae ees 5
the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.} ond Nina Fawcett, both living
Summerton, 16033 Thrift Ave., :

. in Prince George.
were their four children and zi Bs

KVOS,

Pugh’s Orchestra

FAMILY GATHERING

Ocean Park

fm families: Mr. and Mrs. Howard |,. ay . ~ :
ROM E LAN,
atcher, Roy and Bernice of | ROM ENGLAND Plumbing & H eating
Man.; Mr. and Mrs. All the way from England on
man, Marilee and |a “flying trip’ Mrs. Victor DOMINION APPLIANCES
id, of Pacific, aWsh.; Mr. Coen of Brighton was a brief SCES J 7c, I LOOR FURN:
aad iMre OW Karen, guest at the home of Mr. and OIL RANGES AND HEATERS OIL FLOO! URNACES

Mrs. A. Price Atkinson, Marine CONTRACTOR

Mrs. Coen was a class.

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« Her husband is barrister in 12822 NORTH BLUFF

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a PIRES January 6, Breakfast Special— BURNS’ LARD
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GARLIC RINGS

first meeting of this club was} 1 Ib. sliced .............56. 390: een
held.”
Rhe:.Club, which began 68:6) ee on en eee <<
arden club, does not hold any
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worth said. H. F. Olds is this 99 1Gicz bortlomenane FOR FREE
year’s chairman DELIVERY
Eagles Initiate DOMESTIC SHORTENING SWEET MIXED PICKLES
Two Members Now in 3 Ib. Cannister . 99c Habitant, 24 oz. 39c
i Vancouver Aerie r Na:
asset the White Rock Aerie No. | TOILET TISSUE Values? New Softer
Ibers tonight. "| White Cross .... 4 pack 39c BALLET TISSUE .. 2 rolls 25¢

| Pete Nygaard and Neil Me-
Rae, both of Johnston Road,
| will be initiated at the meeting |
in the Eagles’ Hall, Sunnyside.
Taking part in the ceremony
with the Vancouver visiting
members will he local President
Ray Fitzpatrick, Junior Past}
President Earl Dinsmore, Chap-
Jain Harry Blomme, Inside
Guard Martin Bajer and Out
side Guard Dick Weaver.
Provincial President William
Morgan from New Westminster,

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Aerie No. 20, recently ae rate FOOD HAMPER —

the White Rock Aerie and urg- 2 ft.
ed members to support the ob- | MRS R. E, BURDEN, 1714 136 St. WR

jective of $5000 set by the B.C.
Provincial Aerie in its Conquer
Cancer drive.

WINNERS OF OUR ANNIVERSARY CONTEST
WERE :

SWIFT'S BABY FOOD HAMPER —
MRS. KOPP, 2720 184th St,
R.R.2 Cloverdale.

KROME CANNISTER SET —
MRS, C. A. VAUGHAN
17487 Dufferin Rd, RR WE
DEEP FAT FRY —
MRS. S. F. STEWART
14675 North Bluff, RRI, WE

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DUTCH OVEN—
MRS. JEAN HAINES, Sunnyside Road

DUTCH OVEN —
MRS. A. MORRIS,

HEINZ BABY FOOD HAMPER —
MRS MacKAY, 15093 Victoria Ave. WR
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