celebrated 5
ay, a spawial guest
opening of the new city
in New Westminster,

bas been using the
longer than any other
person.

White Rock

House of
Flowers

Ph, WI. 89700
== /monies at 2:35 p.m.

St. John’s Ambulance

First Aid Course

— 8:00 p.m. —

Every Thursday

at the
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Look Here!

Give the wife and family a
treat! Clean, friendly service

far back es 1865.

the library

nor-General Vincent

and a variety of fine food
may be found in these

SILVER MOON
Roller Skating

— SPECIALIZING IN FISH AND CHIPS —

Banquet Hall Available for
Weddings and Private Parties

Restaurant -

Up from the Pier Phone WI. 8-9150

For the Finest Food on the Coast

try a

Chinese Dinner

Bring thefamily -
Cocktails -

Come as you are
Dancing

BORDER CAFE

Phone ED. 2-7911. Blaine, Washington

‘

CATE
OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M.
for a SNACK... for DINNER... for COFFEE
SPECIAL — OYSTER DINNERS WITH FRENCH FRIES
Mushroom Burgers and Oyster Burgers

Clam Chowder - Oyster Stew - Chili-Con Carne

Johnnie's Cafe

Corner Washington Ave. & Vidal Street

- Under New Management
Mrs. Rath Miller wishes to announce
she has taken over the former PARK
CAFE and is OPEN under name of

COZY CORNER

(next to Little Theatre) WI. 8-9001

CONEY ISLAND

FAMOUS FOR FISH AND CHIPS
THE WAY YOU LIKE THEM.

Open Year Round To Serve You

— Phone WI. 6-9152 for take home Orders —
Always prompt and friendly service
‘Webb and Mary Hoover 15491 Washington

living

She was s member of the first
library in New Westminster as

Mrs. Poarson was guest of
board when Gover-
Massey
presided at the official cere-

Places to Eal! {Fast-Chapman vows

WAAL ALL,

NG TO CLUBS, BANQUETS, PRIVATE PARTIES

fatigue and tension, —
call your local representat
White Rock, B.C.

|The Chanticleers, best loved and liveliest of American concert
| quartets will be the feature attraction in the current Semiahmoo
Bay Overture Concert Association series. They appeared at the
Park Theatre, Campbell River Road, Wednesday, November 26
Jat 8:15 p.m

| The famed vocal group is now in its sixth season of exist-
}ence and making its third consecutive coast to coast tour.

| The Chanticleers are William Daird, Richard Wright, Ray-
mond Keast and James Martindale; tenor, tenor, baritone and
|bass, respectively. They are accompanied by pianist Herman)
| Allison. Two unusual features of their programs have occasion-
ed great deal of comment; the mobile and imaginative staging
of Gene Bayliss; the brilliant arrangements and musical direc-
tion of Donald Smith. j

| Singing great vocal music of many kinds and presenting it in
a way which has been called “theatre, in its finest sence,” the
i rs have completely revised the concept of “male

Sidewalk and Road Con-
struction, Park Develop- E
ment, Tourist Trade and
Beach Improvements.

exchanged at Merritt —

A pretty wedding was sol-jand Mrs, E. W. Veale, Mr. and}
emnized in ichael's Angli-|Mrs. L. G. Veale, Kamloops; Mr.
) Church, Merritt, at 8 p.m.jand Mrs, L. de C. Veale and
urday, November 15 when|David of Silver Creek; Mrs.
Sheila Annie Chapman and Ru-|Charles Foster and Patricia of
ben Fast exchanged marriage |Ha Mr. and Mrs. Sidney

le », Langley Prairie; Mr.
ceremony |and Ron Chapman, Har
younger |San and E y, New West-
ter; Miss Gwen Murphy of |
ion; Ken Stone and Michael

VOTE be acer

EK. E. IRWIN

for Alderman

double ring
Sheila Annie,

“A young man who sees

the needs of a young city’
Chapman of Nicola
ly of Crescent Beach and Ru-
ben, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H
t of Chilliwack was per.
formed by Rey. N. H. Atkinsor

The bride, given in marriage

by her father, was lovely in al|Seryices held

floor-length gown of white ny-| F -

lon net over taffeta, fashioned . D ¢ *

with a lace bodice and panels foi W. . xraham
of lace in the full skirt. Aj} Funeral was held Noy. 15 for
jewelled headpiece held her | William Daniel Graham, of 922
full length bridal veil in place. |Keil St whe passed away in
Her flow ie of White Rock District Hospital 1.

Voters.

With your support, I pledge my
efforts to obtain:

S were a casc

An adequate water supply (Remember

red roses and white c ns.{on Noy. 11, He was 49 years
iss Phyllis M. Chapman was |of last summer)
er’s maid of honor.| rn in Ontario, Mr. Graham
a Petrie and Miss|lived in B.C, for the past 27| 2. Economy and yalue for the tax dollar.
McBride were  brides-|years. He spent the: last two
All wore pale blue|years in White Rock, Mr. Gra 3. Experienced business methods in all
cc length nylon let over}ham was a retired sawmill *
taffeta g ith: white! feath: | worker city government.
er ied gold and| He leaves his loving wife, E 2 ne
themums Lillian; four sons, Walter, Wil 4, Equal rights for all. Special privileges
I st, sister of the lames and John; and one

for none, .

room, ¢ » bride's veil. | F all at home: ‘
She wore ioor length gown |also two brothers, John W. and
of blue n with pale blue|Maurice J., both of Cloverdale

VOTE

A. RB. Reusch

FOR ALDERMAN

flowers for a headdress |There several nieces and

Mr. Corky Fast was his |nephews.
brother's best man and the} Service wa:
young brother of the bride,}S. Bowell and Sons, Cloverdale
Brian Chapman, was ring bear-|with interment at Surrey Cen
er. Ushers were Mr. Jake Fast, |tre Cemetary. }
brother of the groom, and Mr. The pallbearers were John}
Allan Carron, Sowden, John Deacon, Dean Mc-|

Mrs. W. Berkeley presided at|Gregor, Bob Ferguson, Jack and!
the organ and Miss Sussanne|Robert Graham

Kimball sang “Til Walk Beside |
RE-ELECT

You” during the signing of the
For Alderman

register.
Wm. OFFER |

A reception was held in the
|Quilechena Hotel where Rev,
Atkinson acted as master of
ceremonies. The bridal toast
who has served you well during
the past year and who is work- |
ing for the general welfare and
progress of White Rock as a whole

from Chapel of

was proposed by Mr. Harry
Nesbit and was ably responded
to by the groom. A beautiful
three tiered wedding cake cen-
tred the bride's table.

For a honeymoon trip the
bride donned a black flecked
blege suit with black accessor-
les and corsage of pink carna-
tions.

Out of town guests included
the groom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, H. H. Fast and Victor; Mr.
and Mrs. Corky Fast, Mr. and
Mrs, Jake Fast of Chilliwack;
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fast, Abbots: |
ford; Mrs. Helen Krocker and
Mrs, K. Friessen, the groom's
sisters from Vancouver; Mr.

Sincerity - Honesty -