se flower show;
les wins grand prize

“White Reok United Church Hall, July 26,
‘The show wan claimed by many

commended by Rev, Peter Connal,|33; Mra, 1. Gloves, 35%: A, Ht,
who opened tho show, and by/ ing, 13
I judges R, Nicholson, “Garten EX-/V. Haight, SON; Mrs A. Th, Wate
| pert" of the Dally Provines and }lace, 24; Mra, N. 1. Griddie, 224;
T, Barber, “Garten Man” of Van-|Mre. 1 8, Outten, 18M; 1. 8,
ecctar, Wor: Outten, 124} Mra T, Pirlo, 12%)
Mra Lashley Hal, in presenting |Mre. A, M. Taya, 7; Mra, 1 Wright,
is sliver bowl trophy to the soclety, /12; Mra, D, Jones, 2%; J. M,
Exproseed her xratifeation nt the] Holmes, 2%; Mra C, Brydon, a
promrean made by the mombers in] Mra, La J. Plain, 4; Mra. 1 Bal-
Titeresting others In the cultiva-[lard, S74; J. G, Gardner, 4444;
tion of beautiful Sowers. i Pea areL aii aay
+ Mra R, Dunu, 44; and Mrs.
hs bo known xf. M. Field, 24% pointe,
{he Lashley Hall Award in mom-| Axyregate winners of tho Pot-
ry OF Mev, Lashley Hall who, with }ted Plants and Cut Flower) Sec-
Mrs Hall, wax keenly Interdated | tion wore: 1, B. Fates, with 99%
MiW-thevorganizing of the White} points; 2, Mrx FE, Lawrence,
Rock District Horticultural Socl-/82%4; and 3, Mra, K, Hall, 58%,
ity. The ward will be presented! points received in Frult section
far the beat dimplay of perennials | wero: D, Jones, 14; Mrs, K. Hall,
fat partour shows each year. 3; Mra, Wm, Bailey, 11; F. B, Belt,
Winner of the grand aggregate |18; Q. H. Ring, 2; B. Hales, 8; Mrs.
{rophiy wan B. Hales of White] J. 1. Pirlo, 8; Mra E. Wright, 5;
Rock, Mr. Hales total points were |J. J. Gardner, 9; and aggtogate
a7. winnors: were F. BE, Boll with 18
Mrs F. G. Lawrence of Hazel-| points, D. Jonos with 14 points and
frets was second with 187% points, |Mrs. Wm. Ealley with 11 points.
4, F, Gardner of White Rock came] VEGETABLE ENTRIES
qhisd with 69% points and Mra} Points for entries in the Veget-
‘Ken Hall of Hazelmere was fourth |ablo section were: D. Jones 11,
with 98% points. Mra, F. E, Lawrence 43, Mra, K.
Syintiers dal the special and dec-|Hall 37, J.-A. Fletcher 20, Wm.
prative eéction were: Wm. Potter, Potter 13, F. 1. Boll 8, Mra. R.
White Rock, for Lilllums Auratum,| Glover 8, 0. H. Ring 2, B. Halex
4d vase, 1 spike; Mrx, K. Hall, tat | 48, Mrs. A. B. Wallace 3, Mrs, J
fries and Mre. F. B. Lawrence 2nd|P. Pirle 6, Mra, E, Wright 9, and
S prise for Liliiums, any other varl-| Mrs. L. J. Plain 8 points. Agare-
tye Mra FE. Lawrence, 1 for| Fite winners In Vegetable sectlon
fous, Mex. E. Ballard 2, and Mrs.) Were: 1B. Hales, 2 Mra. FE.
aaa Lawrence, 3 Mrs, K, Hall.
DBE Holmes took Ast prize for| Judges of the frults and veret-
D owect pens, mixed, and 2nd prizo| ables were A. H. Peppar of Toco
Gent to FE, Lawrence of Hazel-jand F. Judd of White Rock. J.
Qnere. Mew F. E. Lawrence and|Tucker of White Rock was the
MM. K. Hall of Hazolmere took [Judge of the gladiolus exhibits.
‘and 2nd prize for best collec-| Officers of the society in chargo
or su 46 Wussa) am well|Of the 1951 show were: Mrs. Clalre
fas ist and 2nd prize for bert col-| Bowden, president; vice-president,
Yection of perennials @ vases). |J. G. Gardner; sccretary-treasurer,
| BEST ARRANGED Mrs, R. E, Potter; Ivan Crosb!
‘For tow! or vase of garden flow-|honorary president. On the execu-
‘ees arrangement, Mrz, F, E. Law-|tive were Mrs, W. A. Bailey, Mra.
D deseo took ist prize ond Mra. !D.|N. B. Criddio, F. Judd, J. G, Gard-
‘Robinson of White Rock took 2nd|ner and B. Hale
"prize, Refreshments and tea wero scr-
| Awariis for table centre of cut} ved by the Womon's Auxiliary of
fm went to: 1 Mrs. SV. wnite Rock United Church during
pw. ™, Pirle, and 3) the afternoon qnd evening show.

B, Criddle all of White
LAST POST

Legionnaires mark
. Garaose ant oe 2) TG. Woods funeral

te giadioll, and Mrs. FR.) An improusive service for Com:
Maree G. Gather sed! trx| rma.) Woods who passed away
A. MeLean for table contre of suddenly Sunday, July 22, was sol-

fips: sJemnized ‘Thursday, July 26 at

4, 4: Gardner, Mra, R. Dunn and|Casselman’s Parlors, White Rock,

see won the} with many of his comrades and

Plolus | indies of the auxiliary in. atfona:
ance,

‘Prizes for the bent bow! of fruit) ney rx, Roberts, tho Legion
‘Alaplay went to: 1 Mrs. Don Bailey | padre, otriciated in the rites, fol-
of White Rock, 2 to Mra. Jowod by the Canadian Legion ser-
Lawrence, and 3 to Mra. K. Hall) vieq conducted by Prosidont J, W.

Hunter.
of Mazslmere won) uglier McGowan sounded the
the best bowl Of] rast Post, and pall bearers wore
Comrades W. Clark, EB, Fiddy, T,
Lamb, San Thomson, J. Keeton,

Bali won the apecial pei 47 payer, T, Lindow and P, Bothol.
‘bie Ring Wiliam’ gadis! Comrade Woods norved oversouth
grea was nnnouneed the lin the Canadian Rallway Troops

n th from 1914 to 1019, when he roturn-
vmsuns ot White Rocks! oq Cannda and worked ax moch-

i a anle on the CPt untih hia retire:
col v ment.
et

BR. E. Potter and Mrs. E.
both of White Rock, took
for decorative basket é
flowers and foliage, wh!

Maan Min 8

Spirella
FOUNDATIONS
All typea zamde to monsure’
Eenecelor wrsia for appalstinent

iced
20 Sun & White Rock Weekly, White Rock, B.C. Thursday, August 2, 1951.

les \ of cit flowers brought much admiration
‘the White Rok and District Horticultural Boclety Mowor, show

(> be the finest Whow prewented. 11}; F. Judd, 42; Mra, I, A, Mo-
Bn plants and cut flowers in| Lenn, 11%; Mra KR. 1. Potter, 0)
the decorative classes wore highly | Atrs, Wm. Hailey, 244; I, 10, Moll,

B. Halon, 004; Mra, 8.

Miss Lily Kotha spent the week~
ond wt her home in Sunnyride,
returning to the Royal Columbian

Socially . on

. . . at Sannyside Howpital where she ta nuraedn-
By DAIRY ATRUM si ee eae a
Robt, Mickle returned from u| Mr, and Mra, Kaatman of Blake

Rond havi thelr daughter and
fon-in-law, Mr, and Mra, Thomp-
ron and children, of Allbright,
Visiting with them, Mrs,
pron Ik m sinter Of Mrs J.
Hilnon of Munnyelde Mond, who Je
ulso enjoying the compuny of the

trip to Yakima, Washington, where
ho vinited relatives.

Aixty-seven books wero checked
out of the library Jast Thureday,
For the benefit of neweomers who

may not know of (ile froo sor
vice, the library te open every} Prairie visitors.
second ‘Thursday afternoon at ae eats,
Aunnyaldé Hall, Next Ume will be] Mr, and Mrx, Tt Harris re
August 2, . from Ingland Inst Thursday, much
arene Improved in health, after severnt
Dally vacation Bible Sehool’ ik} monttin In the Old La
{h full awing at Sunnyside Co rane
munity Hall, ach morning the| Mr and Mrs, Ham Anderson of
n aro frrootod by Miss Leona | Mtayte Rond colebrated thélr allver
one and Miss Tillie Born of | wedding voranry on July 2
West Coast Childron'a Minslon, At| with boat wlihem of family frlenda

12 they are disminied for the day, |and nelihbors,

The final day ts August 10, All OO)
Are welcome and the children do| Weok-end visitorn at the home
enjoy tho time apent there, Start|of Mr, ond Mrs, G. C, Hunter
now. You'll siill got In a full| were Mr, Don Shade of Boundary
wook’a atudy, ay and Mr. and Mrs, Hugh

eae Napler and Mrs. M. Hunt of
Mr, and Mra, A, Johanson and | Hurnaby,

aughtor Joane, accompanicd by
Mr, and Mra, W. Johannen, went
to Fort Langloy Jast_ Sunday

Work on the Sunnyalde United
Church { progressing at a surpris-

for

a plente. ing rate of speed under the able

sae guldance of F, H, Pickering. A

Mr, and Mrs, Walter Herman |*tfong fore of volunteer workors

and childron left to roside at Wil-| finished the basement walls in loss

Hams Lake, where Mr, Herman|than a week after the od-turning
hax employment, coremonlen,

Rev, and Mrs, Frank Hardy are

Anne Staniforth returncd from

Hope tast wook accompanied by |" Holiday for the month of
Naney Anderson. August, During the absence of
a O° Rov, Hardy, Rev. E. W. Horton

Many of the local residonta jour-|0f West Burnaby United Church
will take the sorvice next Sunday,

neyed to Fleotwaod tast Wednos-
day to the Co-op plenic. The
ather was ideal for a plonfe and
the day was greatly onjoyod.

August 5, Mr, W. F, Pinchin of
Ocean Park will have charge of
the nccond annlyeranry service,
August 12, and Rev. E, Gallo
will be with us August 19.
Miss M, Sostad spont tho ete
nd visiting her mother and sister
In Sunnyside, then returned to her
work at Huntingdon.
ROTHE—SIGVALDASON
Miss Ingiljorg Sigvaldason of Ar-
borg, Manftoba, exchanged nuptial
vows with Richard Rothe of Stayte

Tuesday, July 24, was a dle day
in the life of Johnnie Baker, when
Many of his little friends camo in
to help him celebrate his eighth
birthday. He received gifts which
would delight tho heart of any.
Uttie boy, and there was games,
and refreshments — {ncluding a
lovely birthday cake,
‘Phe little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. P, Lloyd Sharon, has ax her

Road, Whito Rock, In a double|
Kuest, her ttle friend Shauncen| sing coromony at the home of the
eee bride's sister and brother-tn-law,

Ida and Shirley Paulson of Van-
couver are visiting thelr grand-
mother, Mrs. Pearce.

Mr, and Mrs, D. M, Giles and
their daughter, Mrs, Adams, ac-
companted by F, Stanlin of Virdon,

Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilson of South
Burnaby. Rev, C, F, Basso officl-
ated, The bride was attired in a
|navy suit with pink accessories, |
and wore a corsage of pink roses. |

Attondants were Mr. and Mrs.|
G, Sigurdson, the bride's alster and

Manitoba, motored to Corvallis, x -

Oregon, where they spent a few Prother-ndaw. Mrs, Sigurdyon

Gays with Mr, and Mrs. Giles’| Wore ® Brey eult with white ne-
censories.

gon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
‘Mrs, Clifton Giles and lttle daugh-
tor Sandra. En route they visited
the Seattle-Tacoma International
Airport, duly impressed by the
large planes, also the alrcraft car

Following a reception at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. E, Wilson
the happy couple left on thelr
honeymoon trip through the In-
terior of B.C, a

——o

Fiera in Tacoma Harbour, From
‘Tacoma they followed the beaut
ful scashore drive to Seattle, In
Seattle thoy enjoyed the beauties
f Lako Washington and Seaward
Park and drove over the floating
bridge. On their way homo they
Stopped In Arlington to visit
frlendn.

Hilltop Group at

Superfluity Shop

Hilltop Group of the Whito Rock
Hospital Auxiliary will bo In
charge of the Superflufty Shop on
Saturday, August 4 nnd Tuoaday,
Augunt 7.

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Egyptian necklace is “s
borrowed” for bride SI

An nnolent Keypllan necklace with ruby
by her grandmother, wna the “something
when Miss Shirley Fischer, daughter of Mr, and Mr
of 83 Parker Birest, wax joined In holy matrimnoy to
Pletz, von of Mr, and Mrs, % Pietx of Stayte Rows,
in Sixth Avenue United Church, Mew Weeteninatar,
D, ¥. Ennals offletated at
the wedding ceremony and Mi
Pink| wan of yellow gubardine of
the bride's! matening hat and trowm
{nvorite flower, made on effective | worisa, Her top cost was of snap
background an the lovely bride on| and she wore = corsage of
the arma of her father walked Gown | ran somes,
ted by her attendants to] ‘The happy eoupe left for 4

Tey,

Kay MePork was aosolat
and white gindiotus,

ot w

her shower bouquet was
Tones and white carnations.

Mis Donna Tehter,
honor wore a frock ot yell
over taffeta, her poke bonni

yellow flowers and she

‘The recond bridesmaid
Dor Ging

groom and she

iy I, cousin

vell
flowera were
pink

and gloves

daisies.

mauve flowers in her bafr.

James Carter of Abbot:

Rus
MANY

Gi
GUESTS

ception was held in St
Westminster,

recolyed the 150 guests.

and
Mother of the

The bride's gown wax tashloned | and pon thelr return. Mr,
walin with lace train and| Mra, Benjamin Glen Petz oil 9
lace hertha collar, the close fitting |Wlde In White Fock.

bodice buttoned up the front and

the wkirt had Insertions of the nce, | LEGION NOTES

oh 0A

maid of
head
and
4a

dress was trimmed with Ine

carr

her bouquet was made up of
carnations and white gladiolus.

pink
as Miss
wore a dress of
Pink taffeta with shoulder length
natching and her

white carnations and

‘The dainty ttle flower girl was
Greased in gold taffeta and wor

arried a nosegay of mauve sweet

rd was
groomsman and ushera were Lloyd
Fischer, brother of the bride,
raon of Cloverdale,

Following the ceremony the re-
James Hall
where
mothers of the bride and groom

Mother of the bride wore a dress
Sof royal blue crepe and her hat
were of white.

groom wore a

‘The bride's xohne swny me

[honeymom south of the

Old comrades ©

meet at hall
STAND JO YOUR HOPERg.

houquet of white carnations ana |T0 tall troopers tered emct otiiee
mauye gladiolus, up at the Hall the otber day tee
SISTER ATTENDANT 80. s\n. OL SCE a
Mixn Myrna” Fischer, sister of|the younger one, Them (he) mee
the bride, chose for her bridexmald |"04 broke out tn siegieg Gane
dross, turquolse taffeta and tb jer con
houlder length veil and long ia at Serpe ae ee
gloves were of matching color, cure \e. Ané basis alagge

vets of The Loed Strathocas

eoted es

years,

up at
‘Those

holes”

thought

the

She nialiy
ickney, namesake
ire coffee bar operator who, sith
the help of a big Indian ripped
oft equipment one silvery
October and

and

‘ow if some of you YOURERE wats
would join the Legion and gat
Into action, Legion notes) weaid!
have something to report im pison
of this corny tripe
turday night dances are really:
going over big these days and Ee
way Perey calls off for the Clam
sian reel and square dances woul
make Alice in Wonderiandie dar

the

bei

floral dress and belge hat

Both mothors wore corsages of
pink carnatfons,

The bride's table was covered
with a hand-crocheted Jace cloth,
the work of her mother and
grandmother, and was centred!
with the three-tiered wedding cake
flanked by white tapers and white
ndlolus, P
rman Radatzke of New West-
minster, and unele of the bride, |
waa toastmaster,

Servitora wore: Miss Roberta
Hickey, Miss Jacqueline MoDon-|
ald, Miss Joyce Radatake, Mise |

Helen Callender and Miss Marjorie |
Stewart,

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