Outlined

In a joint anriouncement, tho
Honourable R, G, Williston,
Minister of Education, and th
Honourable W. K. Kiernan,
Minister of Agriculture,
advised that the Government of
British Columbia th prepared to
Assist deserving students who

erly of Prince Edward Island,

/bave purchased the home of Mr,

2 /and Mrs. Ross York, King Geo,
me of Highway. Mrs. York is taking
) Of} up residence in Vancouver, to

‘Highway, were} be near her husband, who is
J. Walters, of hospitalized there. Mra, Brown
and Ernest Hyde,/and children, of Stokes Road,
nephew, of Kinders-/havo returned home from
Kemano,

E A Griffin was the

Mr, and Mrs. J, Tiss, and
Elberta, have returned from «
holiday at Mission,

Srey

Guests of Mr and Mrs, W,
M, Bottoher, and thelr alstersi
law, Mrs, D. F. Chomoy, are
Mr, and Mra. H, Chorney and

Veterinary medicine at the Ons
tario Veterinary Colloge at
Guolph, ;

Further information may bo
obtained from the Dean of the
Fuoulty of Agriculture, Univer-
sity of British Columbia, Van-
couver, B.C,

the LL a.m. service next Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kreeger
left for Melville, Saskatchewan.

last week, where they will visit} tyoir daughter, Linda, of Que Be he A gsvuement of Eb An
their daughter and son-Inaw,| io) BO. jumbla {8 also prepared (6
MM and Mra. PA: Cook, and}| ' consider applications for a
. arhe na 1 an from’ pers
Mr, ‘Kreeger's brother and iss) an ang Mra, Bornanl Mar- ie nt Ea a ae ASERSE
terin-law, Mr. and Mrs. A./ z 3 sons resident in this Province
5 frion and chitiren, of Dawsen| wig atter two Tyee Orme ag
Kreeger, of Yorkton, maranGeien tirslalkove ot | wees yoars of study
Sas arg onto BAe % Of}in the dogree course for Agri-

the latter's parents, Mr. and

Mr. D. FY Chorney left re-
cently on a businoss
Quesnel, B.C.

culture at UBO, are recommond-
ed by the Dean of the Faoulty
of Agriculture, and wish to ¢
ter the Ontario Veterinary Col-
loge.

The Scholarships may be of a
maximum yalue of $500 per year
previous to graduating in Vet-
erinary Sclence, Sixty per cent
of the amount will be a straight
scholarship. ‘The other 40 per
cent will be regarded as a loan,

Mra, L. McGillivray, North Bluff
Road, and her brother and asis-
terin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Te
McGillivray. Johnston Road.

trip to

Visiting with his parents of
King George Highway, and re-
mewing acquaintances in the/ Paper is
neighbourhood, were Mr. and! fibres of, wood:
Mrs. Walter Herman, and twollar wasp's nest.

FAST COMPANY.

the
fami-

made from
like the

Graduation in Veterinary Scl-
ence, Interest at 3 per cent will
je charged from the due date,
| Forms of Application for
these scholarships are available
|from the Deputy Minister of
Agriculture, Douglas Building,
Victoria, B.C.

Special Grants Made
by Council

A $50 grant was made
Surrey Council to Miss V:
Crockford, who wa.
"Miss Surrey” at
Rock Festi
and who will represent
Surrey Municipality at the
“Miss P. contests next
will ride in
by

by
erie
chosen as
the White
‘al recently

wat ‘

She
float provided
funicipality.

a
the

The ECAF'’s outstanding jet aircraft get in a bit of practice | Month.
for thelr Western tour which will give thousands of prairie and
West Coast Canadians the opportunity of secing the ROA

Special

A grant of $60 was also made
|to the Lower Fraser Valley
| Agricultural Association for ad-
| vertising in connection with the
booth which is being financed
. by Surrey Boards
| le and the Fair Board.
Children's hats, numbering 5,000
with Surrey publicity on them
| will be given away during the
xhibition,
Council will not pure
et lowering device for Surrey
emeteries, It was felt that “if
undertakers require this equip-
| ment, sting approximately
should provide it.
of the Valley Curling
{Club for approval of their site
n Surrey Fair grounds west of
nted.
dale Athletic As-
jociation civic centre on Fair
unds off Old McLellan Road

Is the first time this photo has been released publicly.)

ENJOY A BETTER MARTINI WITH

SILVER FIZZ.

% of %e Adoms Silver Fizz Gin
so he French (Dry) Vermouth.
Stic well with ice
and stroin,

y the Falr Board, Both these
buildings will be made avail

able for exhibition purposes at
Add olive, oF Fair time.
twist of 4 licen amounting to
lemon re ordered refunded in
peel. ction with White Rook
tival last week.

|Wardens and Scouts
|Win Two-Week Scenic

| Tour

An on-the-spot two we
| Ming Inspection of conse
| yetlon and recreation it
trail rides and mountaineer

will bo the reward of ‘two Boy
and two Junior Forest
den# woleoted by tho Boy
Hits Association and the B.C,
Yranoh of te Canadian Foros
Ley Association,

i

hy

winnora of the Joint
jon award are; Junior
Porest Warden Suporvinor John

Marre, 1%, of 2177 West dith
Ave. Vancouver, Prouldent of
Vancouver Group 101; Warden
ruce Nicoll, 14, Ruskin; Seout
Harold Htever, 1%, of the sth
Alchmonl Lroop, G r Van-
couver Dintriot, and Scout Clif.
ford Grandigon, 16, of the Srd
Tail Troop, Trail District,
hey will travel under the sup-
ervision of Avslntant Chief

Warden I. H. Lyster,

Leaving Vancouver, Auguat 1,
tha party spent the follow-
ing day touring Manning Park
administration aren on the

Syarilsomant i nel published or duployed by the liquor
| Boord of by the Goverment of British Columbia,

=

have >

wibh to undertake tho study of

payable within two years after]

Hope-Princeton Highway,
August 5 to 12 were spont
at Banif, and the programme
will include two days living the above subjocta |
Mfe of a park rangor, horseback tions aro only required of tho
riding, and climbing Mount dosiring @ certificate, The prac-
Tomple under tho direction of teal Knowledge acquired will
& Swiss guido, ;be very useful under normal
Return to Vancouver will be conditions but will bo of ex-
by way of Kootenay, National coptional value to all in caso
Park and Radium Hot Springs, of a National Emorgency,

te
old

hg hy CRN
Service, tho
Poot of the Land of the Mid
night Sun cannot break trail
this year from
Monte Carlo

Gold Rush Sourdoughs
Hitting the Stampede
Trail

Sourdoughs of the Klondike

Surrey Civil Defence
News

Classes in all branches of
| Civil Defence Training are now |
boing organized in Surrey, In-

ing by
Press” 1 ballad
specially written for his’ Sour. .

dough pals to be read duri 4
struction. In the foll Gold Rush days from many ng,
classes will start ere Parts of Canada, United Statos,|the banquet.
Soptomber, Alaska and the Yukon are pre

Firat “Ald, Home Nursing, Tonite ae thot god Mambede | There are mong than 16 log 7

at thor groat interna-
onal Re-Union in’ Hotel Yan-
couver, during August 16, 17,
18 and 19,

and wood chipping units operat-
ing on the const converting
culls and residue wood into
chips for pulp and paper mills,

Basle Civil Defence ‘Training,
jand Auxillary Pollce ‘Training.
Persons interested jn any of:
the above counses may contact
tho following Personnel for in-
formation for enrolment:

Civil Defence Officer: Mr. W.
J. Beaton, 860 Johnston
Road, RRM New Westmin-
ster, Phone No, Newton
870-Le1.

Mrs, B, Collishaw; Secretary
Surrey Civil Defonce Plan-
ning Committee, Municipal
Hall, Cloverdale, Phone 321.

Director of Firat Ald: Mr, Rt,
P, Staley, Rankin Road,
RR, New Westminster.
Phone No. Newton 45-R-1.

Auxiliary Police Training:
Sgt. Russell, 0.C. Clover

dale Detachment R.G.MP,

Phone No. 333.

Basie Civil Defence Courses
which teach self-help in case of
emergency will commence -in
September, Some of the instruc-
tors in the various areas will
be:

White Rock: .

Mr. Walter Portwood, Semi-
ahmoo P.O, Phono W.R.
7237. E

Mr. G. Walkey, 234 Johnston
Road, Box 850 White Rock.
Phone W.R. 2526,

Mr. R. Staniforth, 854 Thrift
Road. Phone W.R. 6468.
Mr, Ivan Crosbie, 1448 Pacific

Highway Phone W.R. .5127.
Newton:

Mr. Stewart, 1543 Old Yale
Road, RR.13, New West
minster.

Miss K. Westfold, 628 Roe
buck Road, RR.14, New
Westminster,

Mrs. D. M. Waterhouse, 9360
Salten Road, RRO, New

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Westminster. BA ae a
Cloverdale: | > 5 ss 2 is
Mr, C, R, Calvert, co, Brown's ——o —
Transfer, Cloverdale. .
stam ic sommon co| TINGLE -Red & White
anders Poultry Farm,

Cloverdale.
All classes are open to every-
one desiring information on the

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