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‘The largest attondance for many
months marked the Annual Meot-
dag of the White Rock Red Cross
Yast Tuesday night.

Interesting reports of the activi-
tes of the branch were read by the
President, secretary, treasurer and
works convenor, erpts from the
feport of Mrs. Wm, Moffat showed
that the branch had raised $1078.54
uring 1940. Funds raised for ma
terials were $614.68. Since carly
last spring $9045 has been raised
through the milk bottle collections,

Mrs. FE. Morden’s report listed
tany hundreds of Mnished art
shipped from White Rock branch
during the past year and included
the following:

KNITTING: Sox, 475 prs.; 2

mitts, 43 prs.; wristlets, 22 prs.
Sweaters, 129; scarves, body
belts, 18; helmets, 8; con. jack-

ets,

SEWING: Hospital gowns, 62
dressing gowns, 8; handkerchiefs,
$0 doz.; sheets, 5 doz.;
35 prs.

SURGICAL SUPPLI 80 tri
angular bandages, bdominal |
bandages, 108 surgical bandages;
282 Zinch bandages; 45 6-inch ban-
dages; 60 4inch ‘banda;

pillow slips,

P. Ball

mation);
President

Hon. Vice:
Brown, Ho

Arran

Branch a

A lovely
H. Fowles
Red Cros

12; pinafore

After the reading of reports the
election of officers took 4
chair being oceupled by Reeve J. 1

d,s

“President;

Following the insta
cers, Mrs. J. Barr gave an interest-
ing talk on Junfor Red Cross work

the evening,
holding the

BAajor T. GC. Goldsmith to Head
Red Cross for Coming Year

see
REFUGEE SEWING: 65 gar

Theiita, The annual meeting of Branch
Nighttes, 49; dresses, 5; panties, | NO §: Canadian Legion, was held in

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Tom Rel
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Reeve

yn. Ind ¥

ements are being made to
have the Ocean Park and possibly
|the Cresce:

nt units of th

mated

White Rock branch..

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winnin

ce, the

eclamation);
Mrs. Wm. Moffat, treasurer (accla-
MP.,
MLL.
Sayre
President,

lation of offl-} y

Surrey
with

nt donated by

To Presidency

the Pier Rooms, Jan. %#h, at 8 p.m.

A «ool attendance Of members
was on hand, and many fine re:
ports were presented hy the chalr-

mon o vari
Brown, Major T. C. Goldsmith was ofr tbe y Verio dgepmialt tae,
showing that both financially, and
ted to the presidency; Mrs.|ine ayer tncreasine men
0. R. Merklin elected v ; heptane, yan
that ‘the Branch was sound and
hte AVR flourishing. Particular mentl
is] gk. Ps ention can
2nd vice-president. Other offl-
be made in respect a le
% were elected as follows: Mrs, Oe ROE ee Oe

done by the Pensions Officer, who
Has successfully concluded a large
number of old and néwW cases, as
woll a8 aiding members of the C.A.
S.F. in straightening Out pay and
allowances, One feature of the
ing was the presentation of a
sion tle to Comrade F. 'T, MeMil-
, for his work a% éhairman of
ntertainment committee, which
ed over a goodly sum to the
tment, and from the
ports It reflected on the
aims of the Branch to be of service
to the community, in taking an ac-
tive interest in all things that go
to benefit the public al large

t the conclusion of the yearly
5, business, recess was called for
jlunch, after which the election of
took place for the ensuing

the

Mrs.

« White Rock Newsettes »

Peter Moore, of the R.C.
spent the week-end at the home of
his parents,

aes

Mrs. R. Stroup of Leavenworth,
Wash., is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. C. E. Barge.

oon

Mr, C. Euson returned to Wells,:
BC. last Monday after spending
the Jast three months with his fam-
fly at his home in White Rock,

aoe

A. E. Allen has started laying
the foundations of his new home on
Buena Vista ave.

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The Annus) Burns Supper of the
W. A. of the White Kock United
Church will be held on Friday, Jan,
4%, at 6 pm. in the Church Hall.

Women’s A:

pm
will be
Comforts a1

be pre

A memo)

A splendid program Is being ar-
Fanged, with Dr. Braden of Vancou-
Yer as the guest speaker.
ee
‘The Uisnes Joan and Doris Hant-
low entertained at the tea hour
Wednesday in honor of Misy Irve
Harst, a new arrival in the diatrict
from Wilkie, Sask.
aa
Mins Dorothy Reid of the nursing
staff of the Vancouver General Hos
pital paid a few hours’ visit jnot
Ssturdsy to the home of her par.
enta,

Cd

Tickets for the Annual Banquet
of the White Kock Hoard of Trade
are now on sale, and may be yur

chased J, Downes, HW Vidal
end J, Shaw, oan,

pe rs hs pid:
rn buses, ©. ary bs

Sir Robert
founder of
ment,
will be held
Hall next
‘The

‘Tuesday, J

20, wt ® p.

nous with

Due to the popularity and demand
f frame for the Diewookly whiet drives hold
x ‘by the Jooal unit of the Army and
Navy, the entertalament committee

Legion on F
in the
divided betwe

who pas

A whist driye will be held b

uxiliary of the Ca
riday, Jan. 17th,
Pier Rooms.

nd the Gene:
eee

all local organizations are urged to
ent.

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‘The White Rock Liberal Assoc!
tion will hold a whist drive in the
White Rock Lodge on Mond:
t 8 p.m.
good prizes,

Everybody w

oe ®

rial
t

rvice

Bade:
Boy Sco
ed away re
d in the Anglican
Sunday, Jan. 19
wh

the

The regular monthly meeting of
the White Rock Liberal Association
will be held in the Mission Hall on

jan. 21, at 8 pm,
“4m

Mr, and Mro. 8, Martin of Milner] ed
ware recent gusta of Mra, J, A.
McAllister, Columbia Aye,

Cad

A public meeting will be held at
the Vier Rooms on Monday, Jan.

ram
nity effort to pupply locul boys ove

10., to dinouss

comforts,
Cd

(7:
Proceeds
n Soldiers’
1 Funds,

dian Legion will call a

for the

Rock Boy 8

Past President HE 1. Suthren
chair for the elections,
Bielby was standing

and the results were
ak follows: President, Herb Fote
Ist Vice, Comrade ¥, Ly Smit
Vice, Comrade F. T. MeMillan

for re-electio)

ecutive Committee: Comrades J.
Best, E. Cheeseman, E. Streatfeld
and Rev. W. R. Jeffcott; Sergt-at-

Arms, Comrade Hugh Bal and
e for 3-year term, . Rose,

After the tions had been con-

ing in the near future to re-|cluded, Comrade Jim Bfelby con-
organize the old White Rock Swim-|ducted the Installation of the new
resentatiyes from) officers, and Comrade Foley occu-

pled the chair and assumed his
duties as President, thanking the
members for their support, saying
.|that he hoped to uphold the high
itions set by the many Past
.| Presidents, who were by the way in
,| goodly attendance, and upon the
conclusion of his remarks the meet-
ing adjourned, closing one of the
most successful years in the history
of the Branch,

High School Notes
Mr. A. L, Martin has Joined the
*teaching staff of the Semlahmoo
High School, replacing Mr. C.
gerison, who has enlisted with the
RCAF,

‘The Surrey School Board ts mak-
Ing a tour of the Surrey schools
thin wook, They are oxpected at
White Rock on Jan, 14 oy 16.

On Thursday, Jan. 16, a group of
students and professors trom the
cation department of the U.B.C,
will visit the Semiahmoo High
School, {

Army and Novy Vets

Entertainment Program
Jon. Y7th—Danee, # pan. to 1 am.

Jon, 20th — Military Whist Drive,
8 gm,
Vab, Lnt=Daneo,

A pan.
ot. hi Military hae

| bave decided to hold-the first of a
on Wadnosdny, Jan, 20, tn

dai tb

Feb, 1th--Military Whink Driv uD ‘mi

White Rock, B. C., Friday Ftanvary Vith,, 1941 oT

swer to the rol call of the Women’ Mr. Hy L. Suh i :

Institute meeting at the Pler Rooms
on Tuesday caused much merri-
ment, Most of the resoluilons
stressed the necessity of keaping
cheerful, ‘although some were on
the serious side. Mrs, Shaw's
truistic determination “to do unto
others as she would they do unto
her" was echoed by several mem:
hers, while more selfish determina:
tlons such as Mrs. Angus’ “To live
each day as it comes and let the
future take care of itself” found
many endorsers, Hearty approval
greeted the member who resolyed
“to do her housework every morn-
ing.” Also approved was the reso-
lution of the member who resolved
“To belleve naught she heard nor
haught she saw,”

At this, the first meeting In the
new year, the President, Mrs. J.
Shaw, asked for a continuance of
the co-operation which had marked
previous successful years.

Good wishes for thelr specdy re-
covery were to be forwarded by the
secretary to Mrs, I. Hendry and Mr.
L, Carlyle.

Renewed affiliation with the local
Red Cross was endorsed, and Mrs.
Wm. Bradshaw, secretary, was ap-
pointed delegate,

nce of over $80,

bond worth $49,”

Many donations to alti
thelr War Chest work we warels
knowledged by the Institute, Mn

"|Bradshaw had been given €

print to cover a comforter:
Stewart was the donor of aa
tity of print for the same

Mrs. J. Hynds donated
Patchwork quilt. Admiration was
expressed for the knitted baby
ments and {ntricately designed
patchwork quilt cover donated by
the 74-year-old Mrs. A. Cottington.

Mrs. Coon was made convener for
the new layette to be made, Mrs.
H. Baker was appointed convener
for the “hen” party to be held at
the Pler Rooms on Saturday night”
and to which all members are cor-
ajally invited.

Last ‘ycor's affair in’ honor of
“husbands” had proved such a suc-
‘cess that it was moved to make this
an annual affair, It will be held
some time in March. The year's.
Program, as drawn up by the execu-
tive, was discussed and approved.

Refreshments were served, Mes-
dames H. Baker, Wm. Ashton and
Johnston being conveners.

Presentation Made
To Church Organist
At Anglican Supper

‘The Annual Meeting and supper
of the Anglican Church was held

T. Shiels Announces

‘|He Will Re-open Theatre

‘Tom Shiels “announces that he —
will reopen the White Rock theatre

in the carly spring. Among the
many alterations’ planned by Mr.
Shiels are new ts and’ possibly

4 central heating plant. Watch for

in the church ball last Monday
night, Jan. 13. The ladies of the
W. A. were in charge of the supper
and the sighs of satisfaction at its
conclusion proved that their cook-
ing was the ‘best.

The annual meeting which fol-
lowed consisted of reports from the
various branches of the church, the
W. the Sunday schoo}, the A. Y.

. A,, and the Secretary's report.

Election of officers was as fol-
lows: People's Warden, Geo. Rich:
ards; Vicar’s Warden, Hugh Baker;
etary-treasurer, V. Harraway.
Committee: ©. W. Amos, Rey. J.
Barr, A. D. Harvey, J. BE. McFad-
den, Geor Woodward, H. Bloom.

In appreciation of the many years

-| of faithful service he has given to

the church, the organist, Mr. Geo.
Woodward, was presented with a
lovely mantel elock,,

Dances to Follow
Club Meetings

P, G, Walker, vice-president,
aided at the regular monthly
tng of the White Rock Comn
Club, held Monday even
tho mbsonce of Proaid
Toblnnon, who in on ‘the

Ne

announcements In this newspaper
in the near future.

Vancouver Speakers
Address P.T.A.

‘The regular monthly meeting of
the White Rock P.T.A. was held on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 8, In |
United Church Hall. Taking
form of a “Get Together” Social,
the meoting was well attended by.
parents and friends. _ iB Fr

“O Canada” was sung” hist
the meeting. After the roading of
the minutes Mr, Warwick
hearty vote of thanks to the
who solicited funds for the |
dren's treat at Christmas.

duced, the!

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