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CALIFORNIAN TRIP

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| CALGARY VISIT

At present visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. E. Barber in

Calgary is Mrs. H. Hynds of
North Bluff Road
ciictne
pares Moe MOOSE JAW GUESTS
Rotary Cut Power Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan,
Mowers $59.95 have been holidaying in Van-

Garden Wheelbarrows couver and Victoria, were the

on piece steel tray, Mrs. H. C. Bingham, Marine
special Drive.

RETURN FROM SOUTH

982 Habgood Street have just

k yy eturned from a three months
GARDEN TOOLS VRE Sala iat caldera “arc
Forks, from $2.50 A, cee
Rakes, from $1.50 yay CALLED EAST

Rev. C. Rodger Talbot of the
Hoes, from $1.40 local Presbyterian Church was

ry : ~ alled he eas! Monday
© ee Aes . BA [by tho news that his father had

suddenly died following a motor

SPECIALS Yh fh A \ aeciaen
Bath Mats 89c BA couple's small son accompanied
Bath Sponges set 29c ; 2 ae Daye fod

$ suc
ully passed her Royal Ac-

PRESTO ELECTRIC FRY PANS
Complete with control $1895

of Dancing Examina-

tions, Grade 4.

WHITE ROCK HARDWARE J seine css crs

LTpD. Elects New Slate
J. Macindoe elected pre
14981 Washington Ave. WI. 8-9606 sident of the Marine Heights

Club of the regular monthly
meeting held in Ray Shepherd
School Monday night

Other officers elected were
vice-president, F. D. Jones and
director:
Dean F. M. Clement, and J.
Singleton. Mrs, F. D. Jones
was re-clected secretary
| Social convener will be Mrs.
|E. A. Darton, program conven-
ers are D. Hazlewood, Harry
| Olds and Dean Clement.
Mr. Harold Nagel of the Ag-
| Rassiz Experimental Farm w
guest speaker taking as his
subject, “Spring Gardens,’
Dr. Bert Brink of the Univer- |
sity of B.C. will be the speaker |
at the Apri meeting. His sub-
ject will be “Garabaldi Park
and Range Lands of B.C.”

We have cards just
right for everyone

on your Easter list

+.. from beautiful || Births

far Hl i BORN to Mr, and Mrs. W. L.
spiritual AGES Connors, 13396 Crescent Road,

to the gayest of Paty fg RR3, White Rock, a girl, on |
Easter bunny and gi |BORN to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin |

" . Colby, 3494 King George High
€gggreetingsforthe 1% . way, on March 4, at White Rock
ilealeras District Hospital, a daughter,

Wi.

| Araund Fe

C.W-L. Holds St. Patrick’s Tea

Buena Vista Hall was the setting for a yery successful
St. Patrick's Day tea on Monday afternoon. The affair, spon
sored by the Catholic Women’s League of Star of the Sea
Church, was opened by Mrs. John Stang, League president.
Pouring for the first hour were Mrs. Joe Bannon and Mrs. J.
Vezzetti, both from the Blaine Parish. Committee heads were
|Mrs. Walter Portwood, in charge of tables; Mrs. Jack Riley,
| decorating; Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. J. Brenner, home cook-
|}ing. During the afternoon Mrs. W. Logie accompanied on
i } the piano for an Irish “sing-song.” Terry Carter and Carolyn

| Prize winners were Mr. J.| SHS
|Chartier, North Bluff Road,| WINTER VISITORS

| Among the many visitors who
Mrs. Scaddon, Royal Ave., sec-|came from the prairie to spend
ond prize and Mrs. Perry, John-| the winter in White Rock have
| ston Road, the door prize, a cup | been Mr. and and Mrs. Charles
d saucer. Mrs. Kent of Vic-| McIntyre, brother and sister-in-
oria Ave, won the cake raffle. | law of Mrs. Violet Ewson. The
couple are from D'Arcy, Sas-
katchewan. Also visiting Mrs.
Mrs. ed Staples of |Ewson recently were Mr. and ss

rn Stace ea aaa last | Mrs. Will Syn of es see She is a busy housewife and
vee! ‘ter spending a month's | katchewan, and her nephew, Dr.

Beak in Anaheim California | Robert Helgason and Mrs. Hel-|7 Peggy 5, and Sandra 3, and
‘ gason from Glenboro, Manito-| has been active in hospital aux

jba. Other relatives here a

|Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wooltor- |¥°@rs. : :
ton who are spending the win- She is also vice*president of

ter at the Ocean Beach Hotel.

Red Cross Here Not

In UGN, Wood States |

Local Red Cross canvasset

who | have reported that some huse- 5
i on ke-| Congratulations To:

eighbor | Gregory Arthur Page, of
Suests this week of Mr. and drive last fall collected for the |14960 Beach View Ave, aged

holders they have calle
lieve the United Good

Red Cross.

W. W. Wood, current cam- |
paign manager, said the White |
Rock Branch of the Red Cross é s A
Mr. and Mrs. C. Scoble of |is “definitely not included” in| Note — Parents of children

the UGN appeal

“Tt was in New Westminster |'0 Phone in Dias, CHS ae
but not in White Rock, the |imelusion in this weekly list. |

manager said,

have

drive ends in April,’ *he said
Last year canvassers toppe

Mrs. Talbot and the | the objective of $2500 by $700

The Ladies Auxiliary No. 4
Army, N:
e

at 2 p.m

“Raintree County” At
Park Theatre Soon

“Raintree County,” billed as
ars most talked-about |
. Will be showing at the

Mrs, JK. Kerster, |Park Theatre for three days,| f | “Tipe & HOST_
.

| YOU ARE THE
h Taylor and Eva Marie | GUEST —

the y
pictur

March 27, 28 and 29,

This Civil War romance story
stars Montgomery ‘Clift, Eliza
b

int.

The film has a cast of thous-

ands, took two years to film
and has 119 speaking roles.

It is the first production in |
5\the fabulous “MGM Camera |

65" process which makes it pos-
sible to capture a panoramic
novel with scope, splendor and
spectacle!

“Raintree County,” the big,
bold drama of love and con-
flict co-stars Nigel Patrick, Lee
Marvin and Rod Taylor.

HOSPITAL
CALENDAR

Mrs. Mabel Hill was hostess

at the last Crossroads meeting
jMarch 15. which took place in her home |}

on Stayte Road on March 10,

Mrs. Ingram tendered her re-
signation as treasurer because
she is leaving the community,

Cheryl Susan, 8 Ib. 12% ounces. | and Mabel Hill was elected to
A sister for Keith and Larry. !that post,

BIG SUNSET SAL

Continues until Saturday, March 22

14967 WASHINGTON AVE,

ARIETY CALVIN HARDWARE,

Iready our 32 canvassers
collected some $1200 in
the first two weeks of the
drive. We hope to pass our ob-
jective of $2600 before the

y and Air Force Vet-
ns of White Rock will hold
their monthly tea at the home
of Mrs. Muriel Hill, 15430 Rob-
Son Street, Tuesday, March 25,

at Collingwood United :
in Vancouver this week.
i Mrs. Foster is historian and
||Mrs. Sanford, secretary of the
“| Christian education and youth
Mrs, Paul Starek has been | Work.
elected to her second term as
president of the White Rock 7
and District Hospital Auxiliary. RIGRU COVER: THERE /
A resident of White Rock since | ©
1950, Mrs. Starek is the wife of
Constable Paul Starek.

EVERYBODY TELLS“ME
YOU GET SKILLED,
COURTEOUS PRESCRIPTION

mother of three children, Linda
re |iliary work here for nearly 8

the Catholic Women's League
|and program convener for the
| PTA,

** | Birthday

| one on March 18, 9

Rodney Gibson, Victoria Ave.
aged 3 on March 19.

aged 12 and under are invited

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