mado aa for a nation to beleye MMe of
ihe ‘Nations ang Individuals are put
“PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rey. Alex. Macintoth ‘future, a }
at 3 p.m. What are wa going to make of
In the old Mill office the future?
u What will the world récovering:
THE UNITED CHURCH from thin shideous blood-tetting,
: OF CANADA tie Like?
j White Rock — Crescent ‘Tho wikest minds tn every cers
PUBLIC WORSHIP Bag ees neh eeriaiceneeansrne
White Rock 10. am. 7:90 pm. lover those quostions, and the wisont
SCE ECS ‘of al lrestrve thelr opinion, But,
SUNDAY SCHOOLS without letting temerity outrun
Vhite Rock 10. a.m. Mscretion, T venture to say that
Frescent 1030 a.m. certain things must be recognized.
p> Rev. Frank Hardy Nover again must the dignity of
5 TWHITE ROCK GOSPEL man bo ovtraged as it has been
gf TABERNACLE since the dawn of history.
Bay Apt. Blk. Washinaten Ave. All nations, great and small,
~ Mr. Wm. Riddock, Pastor must have equal opportunity of
i pees upvelopment. ‘Those who are
G45 am-—Sunday School and |stongor nd moro —_ndvanced
Bible Glass. should consider tholr s‘rength as
{1:00 am—Morning Worship. _[* trust to bo used to help the
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Service at 7:15 pam,) {20° full self-government and not
Wednesday ‘ to exploit them. Exploitation is
745 pm—Prayer Meeting and|*P!titually “as degrading to the
Bible Study. exploiter ns to the exploited.
Fidiy: Thon, too, there must be no bit-
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sedate Nq matter what we have under-
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Hold Services In the Masonic Hall | thereby:
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Sunday School. at 10 a. m. may Indeed be the wan to ond all
Every 2nd & 4th Wed'day at 8p.m.| Wars in all ages, and that natlons,
——__.— —|ereat ond small alike, may be
CRESCENT GOSPEL MISSION [ajioywed to lve and Tet lve in
McBride Street peace, security and freedom In the
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230 p.m. Sunday School in the truce and highest sonse of
745 p.m. Gospel Service. theword must be practised. T have
Cottage meetings as arranged. no doubt that the truly great
Evangelist Peter Dewar leaders of the United Nations,
SSS men with vision and fore-
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Spieienioctiiestawuil ithe ||| Hitsh: Hike, Out Of Calro
RAAAEEEEAELARAAA AR RR RAH | From my office in Cairo Twatehed
the battle beine slowly carried
ES er westward into Trinolitan
W Large cleared and cultivated [)ana 1 pondered anxiously on the
f Lots problem of how to get back to the
sf on Royal Avenue front Ine.
if Ready for your Ad our forces entered Buerat
a ices Garden half-way from FJ Aghelln to Trin-
of ef oll ftself, my forehead developed
vf Price another wrinkle. Because Buerat
0 « $20. and $250. each wan 1,400 miles from Cafro. And
f 1,400 miles fa quite a distance to
Only seven left hiteh-hike,
The FLA. coild do nothing for
s, Hughes & MacKenzie I) me because they were buny solving
Phone 73M, White Rock lor ruprly.problem, and 168 thx
ij lof war correspondent wasn't near-
liy so Important a9 168 pounds of
EE Grito or bombs or mixolino
; A Welcome by f It began to look ax If T would
to take the midnight train
Jack Bell & Barney Barrons |e, conrik ana cadge riden all the
awaits you at the Hay to Buargt,
‘ 1 1 asdn't Wave to do St. and for
Tudor Inn two rennonn I'm snd. T'nnved yal-

nable days of travel, and 1 mixed
with Amoeriean Mutter pilots who
are helping us to mush the enemy
out of North Afrien. .
‘That Inet wan an experience 1
glad to have Vind, boone wee
spent happy dayn on the duaty
desort educating ench othr,
Thanks to the United Stnton
Mr Fores, my first dny'n hiteh-

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1] Over Me Alamein battered we
flow Tow, and nw the denert slipped
by beneath ws, Ike a patntoa
‘moving noreen, T lyed again the
days and nights of battle from the
Mediterranean to the Qattara~De-
prossion,

‘Ton’ dnyn

ft took the Pighth
Army to croxs that battlofield: this
time T traversed # tn halt ax many
minutes, Much of the wreckage

than 12 ofetovk noon,
‘The lowest or-any tonder will
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forms of tender may be be

Cloverdale, B. C.

JOFIN G. FARMER,
Muntetpal Clerk

Yad sone back to salvage dumps,
‘Dut the honeycomb of slit trenches

and neat bomb craters Jwas still
there,
At the Poss T could rend thoy

heslde the road.

Across 1000 milex to a nin snot
In the desert. the young plot, wo
looked about nineteen and came
from Tennessee, found his way.

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fuh up to the gills.”

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what ty tohrase “Tnited,
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if we et to do
the RAF. out
satisfied Americans.”

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sbont England
ly ama’
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QheSNAPSHOT GUILD

LEARNING ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY

“Hoade up below!” It's time for winter sports—and time to

ROBABLY on seyeral occasions
you have asked yourself, “How
can I learn moro about photogra-

Most people, I think, have posed
hat question at ono time or another,
and, gonerally speaking, they have
there
hods by Which anyone can learn
tho details of practical photographic

oxplain the dotalls to you, Both
methods have tholr polnta, but a

Ona worker Inn sewentyet ye: eee
voureold maton, nm toemor wohon! | what hae bean
moatar. who’ drilin Nolan tn (Wo-| subsector you
{not brew armotee morte
the next Wenoh mre t
both aver sixty. The foreman te combination of
Ivana. farmer anitlon ennindar wiin}|(Lemmose amecH ya.

you should learn how to operate
your camera properly, That so

like a Mmple procodure—and van
ally It is—-but haye you ever taken
the time to read and study the tn
struction booktey that eaine with
your camera? That's « gold mino of
hotographic Information, and tt
will toll you exietly what you aa

Neen ag
nouree of |

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learn more:
about photography:

data books, and the current photo:
graphic magazines. Soma of tha
ayallable textbooks look a 1ttle conte
plleated, but {¢ you vialt your dealer
and tell him that you're looking for
something simple that will (ell you
how to make good pictures!
stro hol And ono or more books
that will be cortain to fit your nowds:
If that doosn’t toll you all you want
to know, you ¢! turn to moro ads
vranicad books, or enlist the ald of
éxporlenced photographers,
“To got practloal help and ndyieg,
Ta suggest, that you Join 4 exmers
club if there Is one fr Your commis
nity. By partleipating In the eolut
contents and, oxtibiions, you mig
com new method for procesalg:
your pictures, From the club t
inrom, and porhaps lasses for
ginnor®, you can Bot voluabla,
and hints on better methods of

at et

are two baslo

ean either study
written about the
can have someone

the two Is naually

right at tho start

ite