IT PAYS TO ADVERTIZE

The resulta of the  publiotty
that our Semiahmoo Sun haa given
to tho activities of the Lawn
Bowling Club has given good re»
Aults, as this season haa been one
in whieh the visitors to our greens
have been many, and thelr bow!
ing has been an insplvation to all
to Keep up our good work, not
only’ in bowling but th securing
NOW Mombers for NeXt season,

Recent visitors were Mr Davis,
of Trail, and Mr, Lawshton, of the
Rerrisdale Lawn Bowling Club, the
former being a finished bowler, a
Was also the latter, Mr, Laughton
surely made bis presence known |
in all the he played, the |
last one being against Messrs Moy |
Grath and he having Mr.
Frank as a After
enjoyable game the former

games

Coo,
partner A most
couple
won.
Mr. Laughton his farewell
visit treated the boys to cigars and
appreciated by all showing the |
geod feeling that prevails among |
the bowling fraternity.

Such actions show
know ‘that they
White Rock, Mr, Laughton
he surely would be back here vext
year.

on

that visitors

are welcome in

sald

Publicity by the Sun and frater-
nity by our sporting activities,
are a great boost to our commun-
ity,

The last Wednesday lawn bow!- |
ing saw ewlve of the faithful wind |
up the official season with
sets of triples and no
few yisitors were present,
and only one lady Miss |
Clark who continued to play in |
good form. Though more games |
may be played, the is
closed. Preparations aro being |
made to scarify the green, spread. |
new soil, fertilizer and some new
seed so that next year there will
be a real playing surface.

Last Saturday several men turn-
ed up including Mr. Perry who has
been away for a month; D. Davies
from Trall; Laughton from the
Kerrisdale club. Most interesting
and closely contested games
sulted with classy play,

two

afternoon
tea a

bowler,

season

re-

OLD AGE PENSIONS

The monthly meeting of the O.A.
P. O. met in the Army and Navy
Hall on September Sth.

The meeting opened witth the
singing of “O, Canada” with Mrs.
Bennetton, who is the pianist for
the organization, at the plano.

Mrs. Garland Yoster, author,
gave the life of Pauline Johnston,
Indian Princess and Poetess, 1ll-
ustrating her talk with quotations
from her book. She was listened
to with keen attention and thor-
ough enjoyment.

Mrs. W. W. Wood sang the solo
“A Sweet Lullaby" written by
Pauline Johnston and graciously
responded to the applause by sing-
ing an encore which showed the
full beauty of her rich contralto

voice. Mrs. Wood was accomp- sarvisacaeoreibils pantie, Dust

‘ ees ney Miss 5
Best Gai ethos

| NONAGENARIAN OF

WHITE ROOK ON
FAIR PRIZE Lat

(Phe Beitieh Columbian)

Mrs. Jane MeAllister, ninety-one
yean old resident of White Rook,
took three prizes at the Langley
Fale, including frat on a evooh>
feted chesterfield set, second on 4
patok-work quilt, and firat on a
hooked rug, Though oldetine:
reatdent of Milner, she haa rewlded
in White Rock for the last seven
Her first exhibit
Waly was in 1915, and she

an all
one year since. Sho ts an honorary
president of the Agrfoultural As-
the

So

an

years at the

Langley
but

has been exhibitor in

sociation, and oldest charter
living:

though

member perfect Is her
needlework,
ala of
orders
winning
Mentally
Mrs. McAlister
the Indian Mutiny when she was 2
child in Perth, Scotland,
her ninety-one
Neen spent In Cialda,
Ottawa

lumber

done
that she has

of

the glasses,

for duplicates prise
articles.
alert,

recalls the days of

and physically

Seventy-
one of years have
and she rée-
“it was
pile. 1902 she
was a pioneer in Sandon, B.C, her
husband being of
metalliferous mines, As a girl
had train-

and this enabled her to give

members when

only a In
superintendent
the
she
ing
greatly appreciated services in the
mining community. Her
with doctors {n those horse-and-
buggy days were “just neighbor-
ly kindness,” after which she often
remained to help, sometimes for
days or weeks.

While sure that
help to her
physical
her accumulated years to the fact
that “she never sat around wait-
ing for the call.” Hach day finds
her, not only doing her own house
work, but digging among her flow-
ers or attenring church, Women's
Instatute or V.O,N. funstion, In
the latter she takes a special in-
terest, haying been present when
Lady Aberdeen presided at the
initial meeting of the organization.

An interesting new experience
for Mrs. McAllister at tthe Pair
this year was speaking over the
“mike” to her friends, For one
whose memories go back to the
time when even telephones were
considered \ but an idle dream or
some crack-pot,’ this was Indeed
an event. :

practical -nurisng

tea Is a great

in her mental and

acuteness, she attributes

CHANGES PROPRIETORS

Mr. G, A, Coldwell,
Alice, is the new proprietor of
the Red and White store form-
erly run by Dick Steed on Maple
street. He is taking over this
week.

We welcome Mr. Coldwell to our
prosperous {| summer resort. He
will welcome all old customers
Jas well as the new ones, who will
recelye a gracions and courteous

[seo ths

without ;

of Port.
The driver was unhurt but the girl,

NEWSETTES

Mr, and) Mpa,
North Vanpouver,
White Hoek,

A, Sherriff fy, of
spent a week in

Mr, and Mra, A, Mmalley of New
Weatminater were In White Moot
on Thinaday,

Wilte
open

The Took hotel
main during the
jooommovate the public,

will ree
winter to

Meret, major
Hdmonton

Matiett with
Musitiers stationed
for 4
Nanaimo,

the
at
Calgary home

wat two

going &

Mra.
wont,
at

Mr.
pnie

of
Vancouver,
their

18th
epent

and Nelaon,

nesday new home on
1 avenue,

Babcock has returned to
White Rock hotel after having
with his

the
spent a pleasant holiday

brother in Vancouver.

jo
A

Monday
Alta,,
past
farming interests,

Edwardson returned home on
Seven Persons,
the

his

from
been for
after

where he has

month, looking

F. R. Jelffs, who has been stay-
ing with sister, Mrs,
Reid in Vancouver some time,
improved In health
in White Rock

fhis Harry

for
and

is much

is. now back

long trek |

| Mr. Jack Best, who has been an

White store for some seven years
is now working for
| Pacific Airways at New Westmin-
|ster. He began his job
Tuesday,

last

BINGO AND CARD PARTY

Oo Wednesday, September 28rd
in the Army and Navy hall spon-
|sored by the ladies of the Catholic
Altar .Society. .Start 8 p.m.
Adm 15e, for the
blanket.

at

on Drawing

Two English aviators, PO Roy
Clark and Jimmy Starek, formerly
circulation manager of the Glas-
gow Herald and a nephew of Pete
Mechan of New Westminster, were
Week-end visitors (at the Burton
home,

the Canadian |

RED .CROSS. FLASHES.

5 f

Mias Dorothy Crane was elected
ainnen of the Red Crosn at the
monthly meeting at the United
Churek lnadl on Tuesday,

The treasurer, Mra. W, J, Mof-
fal, reported $61.42} remstted

Mis, MJ. Vewkehow reported
J01 completed garments shipped
an ehove ante.

O14 workers are returning and
how workers are requested to get
in touch with the work room op
soon te conventent, an all porsible
pee needed. Note the hours?
|Puerday and ‘Thursday. trom 1:40
to 4:30 pm. The room is loent-
|ed In the basement of the Angli-
can church, kindly lent for the

Margoret Wiggins of the Vogt
attive atoll ja holidaying in Yin~
conver, {

Teg Vose, Tt. CG, N, from Prines
Thupert iy home on a two weelee
vacation,

Sangster from Cloverdale
nome, of hin ale
White Naek wile week.
von
on Columbia Avento, was
Hughes @& MeKenzte's

Mr, G,
wae visiting
friends in

A dahlia,
| grown
on view at
office

« Inches | aerown, in

| Sir George and Lady Bury were
at Coldieutt Villas Friday visiting
their Mrs. Drurnmond
Way Diana Marrion.

purpose

| An effort is heing made to

ne-
heure
|

nk picture of the parks
with commen-
Watch for farther

daughter
Mre

RC

a mov

and

|of Vancony A
| tator In charge
Terry Hoggarth,
White Rock on a twenty
leave with his parents,

Mrs. T, B, Hogarth.

jn at

Women who wish

Red

to donate
Clinics
their names with.
Mr. C, Bockus, at
MeKenzie's office:
reques' are from 16

real need here

ight day

are the

tora} for Croms
and

p leave
| the

| Hughes

president

ie and
Mr. G. H. Boucher, who has lony

experience in garage work

the Shell Service Station thia

week and is prepared to take care

ages
tooic

ia
over

possibl

it transportation

will provided the

j; number warrant it

| The

be arranged,

of your car trouble:
H silver

tea set donated by

Mrs. A. Cohen goes to ticket No,
834, held by Mrs. Bartlay. Will
the owner report to Mrs. Peter

Pte. Basil Piper, who has been

stationed at Halifax,
transferred to Vancouver.

s been
He was
at White
Ballard,
week-end, |

home
Rock

to see his mother

the past secretary.

during
| eee

H LAC A, Kent Smalley graduated
(from the B & G school, Mossbank
Sask. then went to Greenwood,
Noya Scotia, where he recelyed
his ‘commission Pilot Officer. The general meeting of the local
le Is now in Ontario. A.R,P. on Tuesday evening was
| attended. It was called to order by
| Mr, and Mrs. Ken, Moffat of | President Foley of the Canadian
Kent Street, returned on Monday | Lesion wro after @ few remarks
from their hollday. at Garrow |*Ppropriue ta the opening of (the
Bay. That week's fishing will put Fall and Winter activities called
Ken on his feet for jumping in | Upon District Warden to take ever.
and out that | fhe comprehensive minutes of the
truck, {last meeting having been read,
} treasurer Hughes presented his
jfinancial report. This showed the
result of local effort to raise need~
ed funds and be independent and
)atter taking care of all indebted~
ness 4 balance in hand of $108.47
Th District Warden made a verbal
! yeport for the past four months

A. R. P. SECRETARY
J. H VIDAL RESIGNS

as

of bread delivery

Mrs. Hart returned from a ttwo
weeks’ visit to her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Parrish, of Stuart Tsland, B.C.
Mrs. Hart enjoyed salmon fishing
while there, the biggest one was a |
twenty pounder.

BAD ACCIDENT

Sunday afternoon last,
man and woman from New Wes!
minster, driving dawn Buena Vista
hill skidded and turned over in
Mrs, J. A,
destroying the steps and walls.

| received a broken collar bone and
some cuts,

No doctor could be got, but Miss
Margaret Grant and Pte, Basil
Piper administered first ald (both
of whom have first ald certifi-
cates),

Soabrook's Pel took her to the
hospital, -

a young |

J. Piper's Yback yard,

ee announced plans for the en-
suing months; including lsts of
needed equipment, dates for week-
ly meetings. The secretary since
organization, J. H, Vidal sent Inv
his resignation saying he felt tthe
time had arrived tor some younyer
|man to take over the secretarial
work. He was glad to have bad @
small {'share in establishing the —
best organized A;R.P.in the: ‘Prager
pate and wished, ‘tiem continued

CO-OPERATIVE HOSPITAL

The estimated cost of the pro-
posed Co-operative Municipal Hos-
| pital, according to the “plans, will |
jbe approximately $100,000 for m
(three story conerete building with
‘a separate nurses’ home The
hospital is ot have thirty-eight
beds, consisting of six four bed
wards; five two bed wards and
‘one two bed emergency ward: op-
perating Pooms maternity wards
kat nursery.

A five acre site on the New
MeLollan “Road, between Surrey | | *
and Langley has heen suoaene ry
the location,

A nas interested oe sae

nave be any need to |
that efficiency In a real 1
emergency. On motion