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Rock Weekly
JAY, NOV. %, 1954

THE CHURCH SPEAKS

The beatitudes are a

happy life. An ancient philosopher asked “What

Diessed jifeT” and came t
possibly only for the very
all, and in the beautitudey

Dleesed life. and the ending of each beatitude tells us

description of the blessed, the
in the
9 the conclusion that it was
few. Christ lays it open for
gives a detailed account of the

What our Lord meant by blessedness Membership in

the Kingdom ts a Ife of

perfect. relationship with man

and nature based on perfect felliowship with God: That

ks true bleasedness; it ts tl

he life obr Lord promises to

every one who will put himeelf in the right relationhip

with God.

A CHURCHES

CHURCH OF THE HOLY
TRINITY
(Angtican)

Roper and Foster,

Corner of

Rev. EB. Pitt Griffiths, BSc. |

Rector,
Sunday Services
‘Holy Communion: & om.
Sunday School: 045 a.m.
Morning

ys
(Firat Sunday of month, Holy

Communion).
Evening Prayer: 7:50 p.m,

Visitors to the district are

welcome at the services.
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WHITE ROCK UNITED
cHoRcH
{Johnston and Columbia)
Minister: Rev. Walter Ward.
Sunday, November 28, 1954
(Phone W.R, 5586)
Organist; Mrs. R. Hansiow

$45 am.; Sunday School and

Adult Bible Class.
31 am: Morning Worship,

7.50 pm: Evening Worship.
CRG

THE CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY

SAINTS.

(Mormon Church)
Buena Vista Hall, Stevens St.
Elder 8S. N. Hoyrup.
Phone: WR, 5293.
Sunday School and Bible

Classes: 10 a.m -

Young People's Mutua) Im-
provement meeting.
280 pam.
Sunday Evening Services: 7

pm.
Visitors cordially invited:
sae

Holy Communion, &30 am.

Morning Prayer, 12 am.

First Sunday of month, Hoty
Communion

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ZION LUTILERAN CHURCH,

CLOVERDALE
There will be two services at

Zion Lutheran Church this Sun-| ington Ave. Speaker,

day. The Engilsh service begins

@t 10 and the German Service
Sunday School at 1H.

at 11.15,
‘The choir rehearses on Thurs-
day at & On Saturday at 10

confirmation ‘school. On Sunday
the canvansers

afternoon all
“will meet at 1-30, The Home and

Sunday School Society meets on.
Bunday at & Membership Die-| Come and win a treo avro-|

cussions Tuesday at 7.30.

; L. H, Glerach. Pastor.
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST
CHURCH.

‘Thrift and Foster St. in
Hilltop Gospel Hail.
Rey. J. L. Sloat, D.D.,
Minister

Bunday Service, 3. p.m.

THE
LAN
IN CANADA
Campbell River Road (at
Semiahmoo, Park)

Rev. H GREEN, BA }
Public Worship: 2 a.m
Church School: 9:45 am
Minister's Bible Class: 10 a.m

“Worship With Us
see

CHURCH

CHRISTIAN SCLENCE
SOCLETY. WHITE ROCK
Corner of “F" and Pacific
"Streets, Hilltop.
Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Service: 11
Wednesday evening meeting

every 2nd and 4th Wednesday
at 8 p.m,

The Bible and
Christian Science
may be borrowed
service,

authorized
Literature
after each)

ee
How Christtan Science Heals

“THE REMEDY FOR
NEIGHBOURHOOD
TENSIONS”

CKMO, Vancouver, 1410 KO, |
~ Sunday, 8:45 a.m.
Over KJK, 950 Kw., Seattle,
Sanday, 9 a.m
ee eka
CRESCENT UNITED
CHURCH
Minister: Rev. W. B. Willan.
DD,
Sunday School: 10 am.
Morning Service: 11 a.m.
‘The Explorers every Monday
afternoon at 4. e
CG.LT. every Monday at 7
pm.
Junior Choir meets Thursday)
at 7 pm.
Women's Federation meet the |
“rat Tuesday of the month, 4
oe

|

B.C. SOCIETY FOR PSYHIC:
STUDY
White Rock Branch
Spiritualist Church |
Sunday Service: 2.30 pm. at)
White Rock Lodge, 808 Wash-/
Mr. Bert
Reavill. Heafing and Clair-|
voyance, Visitors welcome. |
.

|

EVANGELICAL FREE
CHUROK
Pacific and “F* Streets
Pastor: H. J. Westman
Sunday; ‘
9:45; Sunday School.

plane trip over White Rock. |
11 am: Morning Worship.
745 p.m.: Evening Services. |
‘Tues, 6.45: Joyful Juniors for
Girls, 10—14 yeare
Tues, 7.30; Young People.
Wed. 7.30 pm: Prayer and
Bible Study.

“The Laws of Prayer as prac-

‘teed by Jesus.”

You are invited to hear this) Trials are

vital epiritual message.

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A Date to Remember _

WHITE HOCK
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Half Block from Bua Depot
on Gordon Avenue.
Pastor: W. B. Collings.
Sunday School: 10 a.m,
Morning Worahip; 11 4.m.
Evening Service: 7:30 p.m.

Work of Legion L.A. Praised b:

Hospital
Auxiliary President este

ie Baxaar and Tea
November 17
“When White Rock Hospita

Week nights: Monday, 5 pm; “®* Srt planned the Canadian
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, Loxton
8 pm; Bible Study, Friday, $ the
pm, Young People’s Meeting

teverybouy welcome

from the garden of Mrs
|McEthinney. The

were centred with

Auxillary was :
fret organizations
came forward with offers of
help.” sald the President of the
Hospital Auxillary

‘Many Legion

among rae

who

General convener was Mra
| Borton; tea convener, Mrs
Whipple

Rites Held for Mr.
A

Herron got behind the vohintary labour| ¢y
Samuel Belknap Herron, of 618 campaign, Later, when the call| 4
Washington Ave., passed away
on Nov. 18 at the age of 61
Mr. Herron is survived by bis
Joving wife; 2 daughters, Mra. This was
J. Reimer, Kitimat, B.C, San- burden of
dra, at homo; 2 brothers and 1 Carried for
aister in California. Funeral *4 in numeroy | Me «58; home-bak
service was held Monday, Nov. ® Shaughnesy and Tranquille.| Mrs. F. 8. Stewart and Mrs
2, at 3 pm, from Chapel Hill Lately they purchased an alu | Holm: white elephant, M
Funeral Parlour, Rey. N, D, inum 7 r the € Y | Ravening and & Ww
MeIniies officiating, followed by Farm at ndale as a contri-| plants and eres ts
eon: bution to the occupational ther-| Rogers; draw Uckets, Mr
apy carried on there for veter-| Frost; cake guessing. Mra
Mrs. Dunbar to Open ane ie MoPherson eald "|Tewin; used clothing, Mra
} © Legion have now furnish-| Speak, Mra M. Fer

Ray Shepherd Bazaar (ed a peautiful ward in the local| Mra. G. Davies.

‘The Ray Shopherd PTA Ba- hospita) and thelr good work] Other bazaar helpers
zahr. set for Friday evening, g0e# on all year round. Mra, M. Hopwood. Mrs
November 26, will be opened by CONVENERS FOR TEA Wood, and in charge of
Mre. G. Dunbar at 7 p.m. The head table for the pleas-| tickets Mra. A, Willoughby

Conveners of affair are Mra /ant tea hour was door prize ticketa Mra. C
S Alanson and Mrs. R. B.'silver candelab "McElhinney,

members also

Brooks,
Finlay,

Mra. C.
Mrs. L. Nell.
Dempster, Mra. W.
Mrs. I. Studds, Mra
}and Mrs. J, Anthony
CHARGE OF STALLS
Table convener, Mra. W.
jing
auch | Mra

Paters
Came for equipping the hospital

both took

H.
on their share
in ition to
k they already
veterans hospitaliz

the}
we

hospitals ¢

8

Hun

‘orated with

3, and roses

|Broatoh. Stalls include, aprons, |

home sewing, children's corners Delta CCF Ask

fish pond, home-cooking, candy.
noveltios and superfuity. as Unemployment
well as a palmist's booth 7

cur valiabie) Idoor prise} Action
will be given away and refresh:

é As the unemployment situa

ments will be served. tion is becoming increasingly

After the business mocting Of} worse, the Delta CCF District
PTA at which all plane Council. at its regular meeting
were completed for the Bazaar: November 14, draughted a
Dr. J, MacPherson gave an Nl commendation to be forwarded
juntrated {alk on “Children's|;, GCF MILA‘’s and MPa in
Dentistry.” He also showed a/c

Recent Rains Prove
Costly

Surrey Council authorize
ward overspending of
wpread over the next
weeks to enable the Pr
Works Department to cope
the roud repairs neces
throughout the
due to the torrential
tho past few weeks. It wax
to the discretion of the

re

‘That they aak for imme

Cross Blood Clinic.

HOSPITAL

CALENDAR

ARCADIA GROUP

Eleven tables of Bridge and
Wihist were played in tho W.R.
Hotel, Saturday, 20th in aid of
the WR. Hospital Fund. Bridge
winners were Mr. Thos. Irwin
and Mr. J. F. Macleod. Whist. |
Mrs, M. Smithson and Mrs H.|
Jeffreys. Mra. Hale won the

Works to undertake
where necessary,
Councillor E A.

municipal, provincia] and fed-|
¢ral governments to relieve the
| attuation.

The Council

Pitman

asked that un

employment insurance benefits
be extended; that unemploy.

mént Insurance should cover
more groups of people; that-em-
|ployers be asked to ‘eliminate
tthe “under 40" axe Umit and
hire according to ability; and
that those who are now not ell-|
|gible for unemployment irimcir’|
jance and not employed, be given |

door prize.
Ree immediate social assistance. |
bers are urged to attend) Noiegates to the recent Zone}

businesa meeting on Friday, aonrerence held in New West-
26th of this month In the Ro-! : =
Festa al Osec trata teooie iatal | ees Tero on. eae, roll
r amme, results
Rar : planned programme, results of

special price
Floor Furnaces,
prices to Bu

779 Pacific Ave.
lwhich are already showing an

increased membership in the

riding.

OFFICERS ELECTED

Nurses Set Date for
Christmas Dinner As this was the annual meet

Meeting ing of the CCF Delta District
The South Frasér Chapter of| Council, election of officers was
the Registered Nurses Assocla~jheld with Gordon Dakin of
tion of British Columbia will| Cloverdale placed in offico as
have their annual Christmas |chairman; Mra, Dorothy Shep
dinner meeting at the Thunder-| herd, vice-chairman; Mrs. N.
bird Inn, Wednesday, Decem-| Beddoes, secretary; Mrs. M.|
ber 1, at 7 pam. Mr. W. Lodge, | Macfarlane, treasurer; and Mrs. |
teacher at Richardson School,| Margaret Ecktand, membership
‘will speak on “Teaching In the/secrotary, The executive will
Arctic Cirole.* |consist of Len Shepherd, Chas
Any nurse who would lke to| Oke. Eric Flowerdew, Ted
attend may telephone N.wW,| Wheeler. Mrs. Vy Piper. Mre
930-L-2, Cloverdale 491, or) Heyland, L. B. {nn will be
White Rock 6124 before Novem-|constituency, ‘organizer, and)
ber 29 to miake a réservation.|Eric Flowerdew, delegate to
—— [she Provincial Council
The executive met at the!
| Cloverdale Club rooms on Nov. |
Don't forget the Blood Donor 17 to appoint zone managers |
Clinic to be held in White Rock and plan educational and social |
on Tuesday, December 21, from activities for the coming year. |
1.30 to 430 p.m. and 6.30 to 9.30 ard
pm. in Canadian Legion Hall, Canadian pipelines transport- |
on Johnston Road, sponsored | ed a record of 83,480,000 barrels |
by the Canadian Red Croas So-/of oil in the first six months)
olety: of 1984. |

Washington Ave.

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Opposite GN. Station
Phone; W.R. $47

QUALITY GROCERY
HILLTOP
Phone; WK, 4681

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Work of the Ladies" Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion was
.
highly praised by Mra V. A. McPherson, who formally opened
in the Legion Hall on the afternoon of

tablee
mums in a
variety of lovely autumn shades

with assistants Mrs.
Long, Mra
Mra

Bloome

Whit
sewing, Mrs. H. Kelly and

even
with

municipality
rains

Man
|
jfilm on #he work of the Red) ginte action on the part of |@eer and Superintendent of

repairs

wilh

‘There are probably sot more
than 1.006. California Bighorn
sheep in existence and Britisn
Cotumbia: haa virtdalty al) this
now rare species, The animal
formerly ranged in abundance
throughout the Western States
but became extirpated about
the turn of the century.
LE a

KE FE. DUNCAN

ILLUSTRATED
LECTURES
Sat., Nov. 27, 7.30
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| “Stranger at the Door”

(AT SDA, CHURCH)

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Sunday, Nov. 28

730 pm

Joor

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MARK

of the

BEAST

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EDWARDS”

(Hollywood Actress)

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