ts on trip

j tour of the nation’s parilamont bulldings and a viblt to seo

TinbtR experienced by Mra, Margaret Rodgers, 212 Foster, and
‘ ughte
trip to New Brunawick.
ving White Rock at 8 p.m.
July 4 they journeyed via CPR
Ottawa. Only on July 3. was
frbara informed by her parents
she might. accompany her
vimother, 80 the proverbial

“fast minute rush” wan lightly
faster thar! usual,
Gn Ottawa’ they wore met by
Birs, Rodgers” son Stewart who Is
ig Ubrarian in the Library of Par
Homent, Mr. Rodgers, who ts
thoroughly acquainted with the
romance of Canada’s thrilling his-
ory, was adle to supply his youns
ialece with visual information con-
Gerning the workings of pariia-
rent and historic sites throughout
the area.
GOLD ON CEILING

There Barbara stood within the
igrest Senate Hall and noted its
foraishingx The thick carpets,
Mhangincs and drapes of rich velvet
were of deep red. High above them
the celling was beautifully design-
fed with 1Scarat gold. The Com-
ions was decorated in a similar

+
fand similar bulk mall,
EXCURSIONS

They enjoyed many side trips
while In thin area, At Sti Androws
by the Sea, they visited an old
Block House bullt In 1812. It stands
next to the famous Algonquin
Hotel, They enjoyed a visit with
Mra Stanley Rodgers, who enjoy-
ed & fall and winter i White Rock
3 years ago at her home on the
St. Croix River, “Ther
Mrs. Rodgers, “tho water rises un-
ti it touches ner front door step
when the waters of the Bay of
Fundy back up the river,”

In Fredericton they visited the
old discarded parliament build-
Ings. There ax a tourlat attraction,
was tho bed in which Edward VIT,
thon Prince of Wales, had slept.

Barbara, while thero, dipped her
bottle down into the soa of the
Atlantio to bring It back to thi
Pacific Coast's White Rock as
Keepsake.

Mrs.

ie

sald

of her birth, which had formerly

fashion in contrasting green. Its] been occupied by her great grand
(Genale celling matched that of the] father. A recent fire has com-
‘Senate. Pletely destroyed the interior but

the massive stone walls remain in-
t. As a keen momento of the
she brought back a plece of

he Rideau Canal, which {s built
through the centre of the city,|t
Bicing the Ottawa and Rideau

Firers, was of particular Interost| stone from its exterior.
Gi Barbara There she saw the} Calculating hurriedly, Mrs, Rod-
Sarious locks and reveled in the|gers sald, “In all I must have
history of the structure. The dino-| about 150 relatives in the area of
SSiurs and other prehistoric animals | Stanley and I fully bellove Bar-
fq the museum filled her with a|bara has all of 200.."

pense of smallness Before leaving. Mra, Rodgers en-
Leaving ber grandmother for a|foyed visit with 1 Son
Meck Parbara journeyed on to|ron's mother. “General Sanson,
Ksowiton, Que, where she was the [sald Mrs. Rodgers, “Is

est of Ber uncle Dr. Dourtaas.| throughout the aren as the

Tiere she was surprised to hear| manly Genera

the prevalence of French | HAPPY MEMORI

Mte=sge | Then she went on to | And as they left the Maritime

Riatmackaltfoc a) planned visit |thoy wero replete with hopny

Which unfortunately was cut short spent

Because of © mishap which befell|over humorous incidents of days

Ber cousin A neighbor Kept a|gone by, © d by having vinl-

Gite Bear on a leash and by some |ted new and familiar sconcs and

Biksows way he became vicious| thankful towards God for having

md mauled Barbara's cousin. The|made auch a trip possible.

bear was shot immediately. They enjoyed a brict stop-over
Brom Sberbrook she joined her) at Calgary en route home.

(asdmcther again in Stanley, New| This ix Mrs, Rodgers’ fourth trip
Brunswick. There, In the back to New Brunswick since mov-
Which was the Birthplace of Doug. |ing west in 1919. At that time she
Hist and Rotzers for several gon-| moved to Stettler, Alberta, ‘There

entions

they were
Here,

farmed, later moving to Alcx
nere the chased 1% sections

entertained | th
Barbara had hor | v

troduction to the goings-on
 % post office. Her uncle, the Ranch.”

Postmaster, welcomed her as xy where Mir, Rodgern on-
Stee Ie stamping “Fair Noticen”|tored the business field agnin.

OER On

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SUNDAY MATL
“THE LAW AND
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Blaine

we,

ae — =
San. Mon., Oct. 28, 29. & pm.

GREER GARSON,
MARIORIZ MAIN
A Swell Comedy Wit

Strangers *
on aleain

GRANGER: ROMAN
WALKER

rs see many interesting
to East Coast

fomily rounions, viaiting old family landmarks, a con) NEIGIMORS NOW.
Ded in which Edward VI slept wore only a fow of the high-| Mr

sor] where,
Barbara Douglass, 855 Buena Vista, on thelr yaca-| ini

Rodgers visited the home|

Reference Station, Point Atkinson,
October Time “Ht, ‘Timo Ht.

25 Th. 0:29 10.1 aa

20 F, 107 05

27 So, 8 oo

Beas ot Sm pie) ot ged ee
Rowkers moved to Kerrivate | 50 Tu, 13.0 oa

y Foaldod untll hls death, | a1 W, G:28 145 11:41 10.0

years ago. Following: this| November ‘fimo Ht. ‘Time Ht,
they moved to White Rook whore | 1 Th TIAL S40) ADiS8 FICE,

whe and her daughter, Mra Doug:
lawn, ocoupy adjoining lots.

Cols, 1 and 2 aro am, 3
(idea at Crescent are 20 mins

Tides of White Rock District

Standard Time

Ht. Time Ht
138 8:6 2
148 910 74
138 9:45 00
139 10:13 48 ar
140 10:44 36 He
44 11:20 2.5
442 11:8 17
Ht. Tmo Ht
oil 142

and 4 are pm,
in advance of White Rock.)

Rev. Frank H

Rev. Frank W. and Mrs, Hardy,
Ocean Park, wero guests of honor
at a reception held on Sunday
afternoon, October 14, In tho Pano-
rama Ridge Country Club with
Mra. F, A. Dietrich ax Hoatess,

4

The reception was arranged by
the official Board of, the Straw-
berry Hill Pastoral charge of the

United Church of Canada to cele-| |

brate the 50th anniversary of the
Announcement of Rev. Hardy'a|7>
minletr

Besides membera of the Straw-
berry HIN, Colebrook and Sunny.

Ide congregations, a number of
invited guests present, in=
duding Rey. Dr. G. H. Raley,|®
veteran missionary in B.C, now
ving in Vancouver.

FOR LIONS CLUB

Four miles from Blaine

SPONSORED BY

PEACE

sented the gift of a purse of money
to Mr.

ing, speaking words of apprecla~
the occasion an an opportunity to
havo represcntatives of the throo

congregution together for mutual
encouragement and vision.

previouxday,
the splendid co-operation being ex-

toral cha:

©. G. Allen, clerk of the C ent entirely in British Columbia

brook Session, was master of cere-| posites holding Important charges

monles, as well as H. W. Moo, clerk|j, the province, he was professor

ee iw : John's sessions and J. at Columbla College, Now West-
intra clemaot genoa Sonya minster for several years, He was
ston. minister of White Rock charge
Mrs. G, H, Hunter of Sunnyside} rom 1930 to 1944.

presented Rev, and Mrs, Har -

with bouque! RA Tf sold for the valuo of its

nard read an Shemieal contents, the human
Intions and good wishes, and pre- body would be worth 98.

RESERVE NOVEMBER TENTH

DANCE
Every Saturday Night — Haynie Hall

on Lynden Highway |

GOOD MUSIC
Modern Dance and Square Dances

ARCH

ig ik is honored on 50th
anniversary by three congregations

Hardy,
Mr, Hardy nddresed the gathor-

jon, Ho said that he looked upon

He referred to the golden wod-
ing colebration of Mr, and Mrs,
. Brown, of Coleman, held (he
and commented on

rienced in operation of the pas

The ladies served refreshments
nd a very pleasant soclal time
was enjoyed by about 90 guests in
the Country Club.

Mr, Hardy's ministry hax deen

HARVEST BALL

EAGL!

334 Johnst

2 Greenwood’s Melodians,

LIBRARY

THE CANADIAN LEGION

Branch No. 8, White Rock, B.C.

DANCING FROM 9 P.M.

EVERY SAT

CRIBBAGE EVERY WEDNESDAY

jon Road.

DAY

ADMISSION

506

COFFEE BAR

A FEW CENTS A DAY

BRANCH

INSECURITY AWAY

KEEPS

ornice:

Zolior Bullding, 004 Columbia St, D. G. Stewart,

New Weatmineter, B.C, Branch Manager
REPRESENTATIVES:

James G, Wilkie, Dugald J, Morrison,

681 North Bluff Mond, Ladner, ,

White Rock, 3.0, BO, Ea

Army, Navy &
Ale Fores
Voterans:
UNIT 46

Meet 2nd Tues lay

In Every Month

at 7:30 pm.

NOTICES OF CHANGES OF
SCHEDULES AND ROUTING

Subject to the consent of the
Public Utilitles. Commission,
changes in schedule will be made
en the following sorvices, nnd a
change In routing will be, made
on the Vancouver-Port Mann ser
vice offectlve November 16, 1951,
Vancouvor—Chilliwack.
Vancouver—White Reek.
Vancouver — Mission — Harrl-
son Hot Springs,
Vancouver—toco,
Vancouver—Horseshoe Bay.
Vancouver—Enderaby.
Vancouver —Sunbury—Ladner,
Vancouver—Seattle,
Vancouver—Port Mann.
Service will be discontinued on
that portion of the Vancouver
Port Mann route operating * via
the Grosvénor Road between the
Grosvenor Road — Kindersley
Drive Junction (Grosvenor Storo),

and Port Mann (Port Mann
Store).

Also effective on November 16 a
now service 1a proposed which

will provide for schedules operat
ing

In elther direction between
Weatminster and the Gros-

Ww

venor Road—Kindersley Drive
Junction, ‘This service will be
known as the Grosvenor Road
Route,

Copics of the proposed schedules
have been posted for public. in-
spection at Bus Depots on the
routes. Any objections to the pro-
poscd changes may be filed with
tho Superintendent of Motor
Carriers, Public Utilities Commis
sion, 1740 Wost Georgia Street,
Vancouver, BC, not later than
October 31, 1951,

PACIFIC. STAGE

LINES.

THE BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTILLERY Ct

Ww

Doors Open

birthday,
Johnny's cake a,
decorated with pink and whi

nd colored alloons adorned
table and tops of baskets filled

with candion.
Guests who payed games and
‘enjoyed _ rofroahments
Marlone Macfarlane, Lorraine Me-
Grath, Kathleon Sturgoas, Buteh
Conteon,

Included

ind little slater Caro} Ann.

A.M. Tuttle

WATER — WOOD
ALBERTA COAL
1206 King George Iighway

Phone W.R. 2509
HLR2 White Rock, 1.0,

A
distinguished

product of the ~
BRITISH

EXPORT

CANADIAN HES

Rh ta
EX

Canadian Whisky

displayed by
e Liquor Control Board oF by tha
nment of British Colum

is nor published ©

HITE ROCK B.C.
80 pam. First Show 7 pm.
Saturday Evening—Doors open 615 p.m. Show 6:90,
Saturday Matinee—)

Friday and Saturday
Clifton Wobb and

‘Also: Short,

“FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE”

Cartoon and Newil

Joan Bennett, in

Monday and Tuesday
Barbara Payton and

Aino:

“KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE”

‘Short and Cartoon

Every Tuesday is Foto-Nite
$50.00 or more
OFFERED EACH WEEK

e
STAGE CONTEST — ENTERTAINMENT

October 29 and 30

Helena ‘Carter, in

Wednosday and Thursday

‘Humphrey Bogart in
“THE ENFORCER”
ene
Gertrude Berg tn
“MOLLY”

October ML and November 1