) to 780 p.m. Fri-
June i5th and 22nd at
eace Portal.

@) On acceptance of appli-
fon a junior card will be is—
sued on payment of $2 registra-
ton fee:

(3) Applicants will

a

be st

——— Se

General Montgomery
Visits Brother On
Panorama Ridge

Goneral Montgomery was
visiting with his brother, D. S.
Montgomery, on Panorama
Ridge on Sunday.

eee

Over $100 was’ realized from
the VON Blossom Tea held in
Panorama Ridge Club House
last Wednesday afternoon.

“ont

The United Church Halli was
filled to capacity on Friday
evening when the Girls’ Choir
of the United Church Sunday
School presented their Spring
Concert, under the direction of

Mrs. Don Agnew. Assisting the |

girls were three boys of the
Sunday School, and Billy
Hawks, who gave three very
‘amusing monologues. Miss Val-
erie McJannet piano solos, and
Donald Viksten who played the
accordion.

Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Rothnie |; a they. can pack into their |Surrey Distric
are motoring in the Shuswap/ precious holiday by the seaside. |stressed the advantage of
District-on a camping holiday. 's.5ervisor this year again is |dents furthering their

‘The June meeting of the VON

Auxilary will be held at the Lodges in B.C. contribute to the jtoast to the Guests which w
_|replied to

No, lect a set.

Sof the camp. The sum
19 paid for each youngster

lual lodge eponsors.
camp will be the scene

|of @ Past Noble Grand outing

orta

AND BALLS

‘CLASS GRADUATES

When qualified, as authorized
by the Club Pro., student cards
‘will be endorsed, which will

Hs from 14 to 18 permit regular play governed by
, inclusive, with | senior members playing rules,

FEES

$2 registration fee.

SOc per day green fees.
| Free play Friday class even-
ings.
| Free instructions,
MEMBERS’ BULLETIN
| A monthly Bulletin is rum-
Joured, covering all club activi-
ties. More about this later.

‘home of Miss Amy Barker,
13654 New McLellan Road, on
Wednesday, June 6 Mrs. John
Fletcher is co-hostess.
Parry
Saturday, June 23, is the date
chosen for the Colebrook United

Church Sunday School and con.
gregational picnic, to be held at
the Peace Arch Park.
eee
Mr, and Mrs, Lio: Brown

spent a few days this week holi-
daying in the Salt Springs Is
lands.

|Oddfellows Camp
{To Open July 1.

The first batch of youngsters
to enjoy a beach holiday of one
to two weeks at the Oddfel-
lows camp on Semiahmoo Bay
|should begin to arrive about
| July 1, a local Lodge representa
tive sald today.

From then until the end of
August the camp will buzz with
[the activities of groups of 30 to
{35 young people all bent on get
ting as much sun and sea~bath-

Mr. J. McKenzie of Vancouver.
All Oddfellow and Rebekah

10

SILVER MOON
EveRY SATURDAY NIGHT

to the music of SENEY'S ORCHESTRA

to 1

Blaine, Washington

The Sea Vue...

STANDARD
TIME

ROBERT TAYLw..
WART GRANGER
CiNEMASCOPE and CoLor

ery Friday night during
e, July, August, 6 to 7.30

on June 8, when a Vancouver
PNG Club will meot for a pot
fuck luncheon’ All local Pant
Noble Grands are invited to at~
‘tend.

CHILLIWACK ASSEMBLY
The Oddfellows Grand Lodge
‘and Rebekahs’ Assembly will be
held at Chilliwack for three days
next week commencing on Tucs-
day, June 11. Going as delegates
from White Rock will be Char-
ie Montgomery from Lodge No.
70 and Mrs. Hector McCallum,
Past Noble Grand, from Peace
Arch Rebekahs, No. 66. Mrs.
Tyan Crosbie, Pacific Highway,
a Past Noble Grand, and Mr.
Crosbie are also expected to at-
‘tend.

The Peace Arch Rebekah
Lodge will seat the Assembly
officers on Tuesday afternoon.
In all, about 20 members of No,
66 are planning to attend the
assembly.

On Monday night a Vancou-
ver Lodge were visitors to the
Oddfellows, No. 70 at their mect-
jing in Masonic Hall.

SEMI-HI

By ANN

THE GRADUATION
|BUET AND DANCI
jTara on Friday, June
wonderful climax to
ul year of the Grads
roximately 120 gra
and guests atte
ful decor

BAN
held at

Ap
ers

ded. The

the

and keen eénj
enced by all
| DAVID FRASER
|TER OF CEREMONIES did «
Jexcellent job in co

uting to

ening.

Smith, Sussbauer gave
the Q
Martin, Vice-Pr
ahmoo,

toast. to
scipal of Semi

toast to

Graduating Class, which
replicd to by Ian Johnson, P:
sident of the Grads. Dorothy
Brown gave the toast to the
Alma Mater which was replied
to by Miss Alice Hockin, best
loved Social Studies teacher of
Semiahmoo. Mr. K. B. Wood
ward, Inspector of Schools for
in his spe

Morrisaw:
Girls Hi-Y, g

tion. Sumi
dent of the

by Maureen McGee,
a Grade 13 student.

School Board member,

Mr. Wm.

| |} Beagle, conveyed the best wish

es of the School Board.

THE |
art

A GLIMPSE INTO
FUTURE was provided by
Stewart, grad
who gave a
prophecy. If

humorous class
his prophecies

Mr. L.|

class Comedian, |8 p.m. Place, §
|Admission

McDougall and Allan |
Win Bowling Doubles

White Rock Lawn Bowlers |
are taking advantage of the |
wood weather, and are well
‘Bhead with their championship
ames. In the Gents’ Single |
Championship the semi-final |
stage has been

play-offs.

ship.

Club, Jas. Wright, passed away
this week in his 90th year.

wares to the US,
blinds and many other items—

run about $4,000,000 annual:

NOTES

window

STANIFORTH

come

true, amazing things will
our grads of

felt the

ab.

: school principal,
| Mr , who, due
tof © attend

ed in 16

ave most

constrt
of th

TO THE
music of

Mowed the

banquet

Roc a
nt to be proud of

r behaving

ing class of “56”
in such a commendable man
ner on that memorable cven
ing
wee
COME EVERYONE and en

in

One hundred and ten
notch models will del you
|with their own special crea
tions. Tea will be served.
eee
DON'T FORGET the Gradu-

ation exercises this Friday. Timo
choo] Auditorium
Ever

free. wel

come!

Come again . . . in fifty. years
Seo beac ins Ste Raia

reached with know that we have had a few
HL Armstrong, A. Ciro, S. Har ‘reports of
Breaves and A. Hazlett in the caught

Tn the Championship Doubles’ from Blaine to the Point.
Finals played on Saturday, be-|fish that were caught had fall

Another old member of the |‘T%-Coloured fiat fish.

Japanese exports of bamboo |*!ly for yo

By ALAN CALDWELL.

Local fishermen will like to)of Lures, glue 9 strip of spongy

rubber to the lid where you gem

Sea Trout being |secure hooks, while out Ash’
here during the last |ing. "Twill save your fingersang
few days, in the aren | patience.
The

With a total area of 3245145

fore a record attendance of &” Prey to the Tom Mack |square miles, Canada in nearly
Fs Spoons, and dew worms, Why 9. 1
embers and friends, D. G. Mc- » 25 per cent larger than the
shouldn't there be fish in Our tsiited States
Dougall and A. © Allan defeat- | pay? Bee =
ed A: Hazlett and A. Ciro after! In the Out of Town Fishing | ~~YY Yn
& very hard and keenly-fought Haunts, Yale was exception
fame, The winners will now @lly good, with nice catches of
represent the Club in the |Jack Salmon, going for Dew
Doubles Championship play-off Worms. The Trout fishing is
for the Canadian Champion- s°0d at Kamloops, with big] phone No. 58523 and 44311

Rainbows going for orange and
bs Matinee on Saturdays start at

If any of you new fishing| 145 p.m. not continuous
|fans have a yearning to learn| Shows: 7:00 and 9:00 p.m
“Fly Castin this ts especi When Double Feature: Last

the Vancouver| Complete Show starts about
Angling and Game Association 8:29 pam.

are

holding free

Fly Casting
lessons at Lost Lagoon, in Van
couver, every Thursday at. si:
|p.m, All tackle is supplied free
of charge. All you
show up.

For you boating fans the

Fri. & Sal
| THE LONE
Western in

June 8 & 9
RANGER

Warner Color

must do is

Good for the entire family.
Moore,

Starring

a@ programm« Boats |
and Outboard
Handy Hint:

To

Box

on

avoid
and

openin

a Tackle

Look for the sign
Coty has done

Compacts at

Compacts Switch type (refills), $1.10
en introductory a_half

size “24” Lipstick FREE
. Phone:
H|DRUGS| i,

SS) 15487 Washington Ave.

DISPENSING IS

offer

SS.

OUR BUSINE
~~

'B & H MEATS |

} Wholesale and Retail

Specials

Minced Beef, 4 lbs. .. $1.00

/ Round Bone Roast, Ib. ........... 32c

|) Beef and Pork Sausage, Ib. ...... 2 25e
Sliced Side Bacon, Ib. ............ 49c
1347 Johnston Road

W.R. 4-7551

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