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ON VACATION . Mr, and
Mra. Franklin Johnson of “Green-
Japds” Everall Street, left Wed-
mesday with thelr two little
daughters, Alexandra and Karen,
for Anacortes where they will
Board the Ferry for Waldron I

Tana and a well-earned 10 days’
rest.

PRAISES PLAYERS . . . In-
spiration was instilled in the

breast of Charles R. Matthews,
president of Lethbridge Play-Goera
after an Interview with Franklin
Johnscn, director of White Rock
Players last week.

‘Mr. Matthews who fs visiting his
brother and sisterinJaw, Mr. and
Mrz. S. Mathews of Buena Vista
Avenue, requested an interview
with Mr. Johnson after he attend-
eda performance in Little Theatre |
last week of “The Man Who Came!
To Dinser.”

‘The Alberta president was lay-
ish in bis praise of the work of
the local players and sald he was
almply amazed that a town the

Socially: speaking...

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VISITOR . . . Mrs. D.
of Newton spent Jast Thurs-
day visiting Mra. J. 1. Kowloy of
Coldicutt Road.

atror

FROM DOWN NORTH . . -
Mrs, A. Lindsay of Coldicutt Road
has her son and daughter-in-law,
RCMP Corporal and Mrs. Nell

Linsay and hor two young grand-
sons staying with her. Corporal
Lindsay and his family arrived

Journey from Fort Resolutfon,

tioned’ for ome years.

VISITS ALBERTA : . . Mrs.
D. Brown of Blackburn Road Is
spending a vacation In Alberta

visiting hor rolatives,
GO FISHING . . . Mr, and Mrs.
E. Linklater and daughter Shirley
spent three days fishing at Burns
Lake, north of Princeton, last
week.

HOME AGAIN
Dillon of Terry Road, returned

Elsie

size of White Rock could produce
Such a polished and excellent per-}
formance of the play which had
wuch fame on Broadway and in|
Hollywood. |

Ts his interview with the direc:
tor, Mr. Matthews revealed that |
the Lethbridge club had over 200/
ioembers. He was greatly intorest-|

home Monday after enjoying a
lovely holiday In Alberta for the
last two months,

MOOSE JAW PICNIC . . . Jack
Bowling and Red Horseman of

Mooxe Jaw, dropped in to sce W.
Hodgson last week and remind!
him of the ex-Moose Jaw and dis

4 Im the beginnings of Little|trict annual basket picnic to be

Wests snd sald bel was encour-|held the Canadian Kitchen

seed and inspires at sscing what |Peace Arch Park, Sunday, July 22

(an be accomplished by hard work from 1 p.m. on,

and fortitude. Sci:

Deere AWAY AGAIN Mrs. and

HOR MONTH . | . Mrs. Cora| Fs. Harvey H. Dykstra of Loth-

Of Vancouver Is spending |P4ge and their daughter Mss

the month of July with her daugh
Yer, Mrs D, Sinclair of Buena]
Vista Avenue.

ose |

CABIN GuxsTS | Beautl-
fal mummer weather in attracting
wany vacationers to White Fick
Guests at Semiahmoo Cabins this
week were: Mr. and Mrs, J. A.
Mehra, Ronald and Kenny of ¥s-
fonton, Alberta; Mr. and Mra. 11.
Kelsall and By of Burnaby.

Mr, and Mrs. ¥. Beal and Ticy |
and niece Sharon Hull of Vane
ver; Mr, and Mrs. B. Taylor and
Lindsay of Vancouver; Mr, and
Mrs. 8, McDonald and fami!
and Mrs, A. Geddes and family
from Vancouver, and Mr. and Mrs,
E. Gaston from Wes Vancouver

BON VOYAGE .
Mtewart of tayo Sond lott for
Eatin Coola last week where he
expecta to may for six weeks be
fore returning to White Rock.
Prior to Mr. Stewart's departure
@ party sven by Mr.

ld
ack Baker of Robson,
Tuesday for Victoria after
spending several days visiting at
the home of Dr, and Mra. C, W.
B, McPhall of Martin Street, Mrs
Dyketra and Mrs

ters of Mrs, MePhal),
GOOD FISHING Mr, an
Mrs, C; E, Barge of Roper Avenu

returned on Monday after spond-

ing = week fishing in “naturo’
wonderland.” Ta-weel Lake, with
Sta perfect beaches yuarded hy

towering mountains, the glorious
wupmeta réfiveted In ite waters, the
peace and quia broken only by
the call of the moos or the foot-
Pads of the bear and red fox, in
Mrs, Baris’ opinion jn tho lovell-
ent spot they have encountered yat
And Mr. Barge wilt cortainly
vouch for the fiahing,  Lusctoun
trout anywhere trom two and a
half pounds to six pounders can
be caught daily, of course the b
‘nen ilked the othor end of the
five mile Inko best so Mr, Bargo
navisen taking nn outbonrd motor
along.
The Ta-wee! Laka in toontes 60
aiten north of Kamloops and tho

und=

Monday after a threday plane |

where tho corporal has been sta- | C:

‘The frien:

“The Man Who Camo To Dinner,’

Stev
‘on a motor trip to Banff and Lake

Surrey Peace Council
‘supports cease fire:
‘ohjects to letter

South Surrey Peace Council held
ther regular meeting in Sunnyside
Hall, Thursday, Juno 28,

CHURCHES

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Visiting Minister
Rev. Church, formerly of Van-
couver and Moose Jaw, Saskatehe-

wan and recently retired from

‘There was n good turnout, in-|Port Alberni United Church is

cluding delegates from New West-
minster, Vancouver, Port Kells,
Langley, Fort Langley and Whal-
oy.

‘The mecting sent a résolution
to Hon, St, Laurent urging the
adian Government to support
se fire” in Korea followed by
fA negotinted poace to bring an end
to the Korean War.

services of White Rock and Cros-
cent United Churches for the
month of July; evening services
have been discontinued for July.
1ONTO

United Church cholr will be held
Friday, beginning at 6 pm, at
the Canadian kitchen
Arch Park.
BRIDEGROOM FETED
White Rock United Church Hall
was filled to capacity when mem-
bers of Crescent United joined with
White Rock to congratulate Rev.
Ross Connal, son of Rey. and Mrs.

a

A resolution was also passed urg-
ing the Canadian Peace Congress
to lodgo a strong protest at Ot-
tawa in reference to tho ‘mlslend-
ing, erroneous and slanderous’ con-
tents of a letter printed in the
Semiahmoo Sun purported to be
from the Secretary to L. B. Pear-
son, in which the World Peace
movement wns attacked,

piness prior to his leaving July
1 for Kamloops to bo married,

Entertainment for the evening
{provided by the cholr and
‘eelloist, Warron Slaughter, Climax

It was reported 2,700 signatures
the World Peace Pact Petftion
‘e been collected in White Rock
district; while BC.

wa

in over Jend of a cleverly put on skit by
£0,000 people have signed. chureh stewards, R. Dunne and
‘The next meeting will be held |W Beattlo, Ross, handcuffed, was
in Sunnyside Hall, Thursday, July|!¢d from the kitchen by mock
ate pin policeman Mr, Dunne, and before
see Ss being roleascd was presented with

@ purse of moncy, the gift from
{both churches.
CHURCH OF JE
LATTER DAY SAINTS

in Canadian Legion Hall,
Johnston Road. 10
School; 7:30 pam.,
vice.

HOSTS . . , Dinner guests of
Mr, and Mrs, Guy Weston of Wash-
ington Avenue, last Friday, were
Mr, and Mrs, A. Jones of Newton.
js Inter went on to the
“Little* ‘Theatre to attend the
White Rock Players’ production of

CHRIST

Sal

meets
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day
s

LEAVE FOR BANEF , , . Mr.
and Mrs, Jamon ‘Thorsteinson,
Street, are leaving today

——
WINNIPEGGED . E, Bunt-
Ing of Winnipeg Is visiting at tho
home of hia brother and nephow,
W. Bunting and ©. Bunting, of

Loulse. ‘They

two weoks,

expect to be gone

Blackburn Road,
SEE SAE
THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
OF SURREY

“WHITE 10} BY-LAW,

1950, NO. 10%,"

PUBLIC NOT)

2 Is hereby given to property owners and

houveholdern of tho “White Rock Sewormye Aten” that the

lowed for connections to be, made to the sowor malnn
extended to tio Bat day of Auguat, 1051,

Keyory dwelling or other proniinon In which washroom

{noiliiion are inntatied must be connected to the nawernue ryn

tem on or before the shove-mentiondd date,
Apviieations for conneetiony may ve
Mant on Kell Hlreet at Columbia Aven

Jo at the Disposal
White Took, be-
tween 10 and 12 am, Monday {0 Friday of ench week, or nt
the mintelpal wib-offies located at “The Hub," Hilltop, White
the Munlolpal Office, Cloverdale, during bualnoay

Rook, or
hours
By Order of the Munlolpal Counelt,

PHReY LIVINGsTONN,
Muntolpal Clerk.
Dated at Cloverdale, BC,
thin 10th day of July, 1961,

conducting the Sunday morning,

Annual plenic of the White Rock

in Peace

Peter Connal, and wish him hap-

of the evening came when at tho}

Mrs, W, 16. Clark of Coldicutt Rona’
have thelr daughter-in-law, Mrn.
Murray Clark of Quem] and thelr
krand-daughter, Mies Donna Clark,
visiting them, Miss Donna, who
iradunted from St. Margaret's Col-
lege tn June, in taking a month's
vacation prior to entering training
In tho Royal Canadian Air Foree,

are those made by

COLE of CALIFORNIA

, We have just received a new shipment of theso: stylish
i

sults from “quality” street,
COME IN AND SEE THEM Topay!

American Denims
We have. a good line of this popular ‘summer seller, including
SKIRTS — SHORTS — PEDAL PUSHERS — COATS:

THE RAINBOW SHOP.

VIDAL STREET

—"

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
OF SURREY

TIMBER FOR SALE.

Offors are invited and will be recelved by the under
until 12:00 o'clock noon of Saturday, July 21, 1951,
for the purchase of the timber standing on Lota S to 78 and
24 to 40 (inclusive) of Block 6 Section 96 Bk. 5 N. Reg. 3
W Map 529A NWD.

ned

‘Tenderers to satisfy themsclyes as to the quantity of
timber standing on the property.

The succesful tenderer will be expected to post the usual
bond and to pile all slash and to burn same in pursuance of
instructions of the Municipal Fire Inspection Officer.

The Municipal Council reserves the right to accept or

reject any or all tenders received.

PERCY LIVINGSTON!
Munlcipal Clerk.

Munlelpal Hall,
CLOVERDALE, B.C.
1oth July, 1951.

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
SURREY

“SURREY POUND BY-LAW, 120" NO. 1,

provisions of ‘Above recited Bylaw 4g

thereto that the following dexeribed apimaly whi

the

1th day of June, 1001, have
sald promises in puryuance of the provislona of the borore.
mentioned hy-law and will be offered for anlo at a public
Auction to be hold at sald promised at the expiration of ‘Ten
(10) days trom’ the date of thix notice UMlean redeomod prior
to that date.
‘Tho animals In quoation are described an followa:
5 Guernsey Holfora (aged from 1 to 18 monthy approxi.
mately),
1 Guornnoy Bull (aged about {4 Monthy,
‘Tho animain may be redeemed BY owner theraot by
Payment of all foo and expenses H#MlY chargeable by
bylaw, up to 1:00 o'clock pam. on 1h date of wate,

Dated at Cloverdale, B.C,
thin 91m day af July,