God's Bullding:” 1 Cor 3:9.
of Truth as expressed by the wise master
Paul to the early Chureh, once again

leaves in the ea of

Dullding the structure of the Church, even as the founda-

Yon is taid by Him. The
on the material used: “Yo

up & spiritual house," he states in his first opistl
Jed ts working His Purpose out, not by might or by
Power as man labours, but by His. Spirit.

Father riot only lays the Foundation (the Revelation of

His Son), He continues th

the Person of the Holy Ghost, Our God and Father, the
Lord of All Creation condescends to mouk and fashion

Us, and to build us up int

Spirit.

, CHURCHES

CHURCH OF THE HOLY
‘TRINITY
(Angtican)

Corner of Roper and Foster,

Rey, E. Pitt Griffiths, BSc. |

Rector,
Sunday Services
Holy Communion; § a.m.
Sunday School: 9.45 am.
Morning Prayer: 11 am.
(Hirst Sunday of month, Holy
Communion).
Evening Prayer: 7:30 pm.
Visitors to the district are
welcome at the services.

THE 2
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
Campbell River Road (at
Semiahmoo Park)

Rev. H GREEN, BA.
Public Worship: 11 az.
Church School: 9:45 a.m-
‘Minister's Bible Class: 10 a.m.

“Worship With Us”

WHITE ROCK UNITED
CHURCH

{Johnston and Columbia)
Minister: Rev. Walter Ward.
(Phone W.R. 5586)
Organist: Mrs. R. Hanslow

‘Sunday, July 11. 1964
245 2m: Sunday School
Open Session (for July
Avgust).
Zi am: Morning Worship.
720 p.m: Evening Worship
(as usual for July).
Holiday visitors cordially wel-

in
and

chosen to tabernacle with men.
are lively stones only as we allow God to refashion and
mould us into Hia Image to become an habitation of His
‘Truly God Is good to such as be of a clean heart.

u

‘This emphatic

‘Aimighty God the work of

Apostle Peter gives: us light

also as lively stones are built
Yer}

God, the

@ task of reconstruction, In

0 an Holy Temple, God has
Ho needs a temple. Wo

Rew. J. E,W. Phelps
Sunday Services.

Holy Communion, 830 a.m.

Morning Prayer, 11 am,

| First Sunday of month, Holy

| Communion

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.
CLOVERDALE
|_Dwo services will be held at
Zion Lutheran Church in Clo
erdale this Sunday. The Eng-
Ush Service begins at 10 am.
[Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at this service. Sunday
School begins at 11 am. The
|German Service begins at 11.15,
| The Daily Vacation Bible
Schoo! will begin its second and
final week on Monday morning:

at 9 o'clock.

‘The second quarterly voters’
meeting will be held'this Friday
evening at 8.

L. H. Glerach, Pastor.

CRESCENT UNITED
CHURCH

Minester: Rev. Graham R. |
‘Tench. B.A.

Sunday School: 10 a.m.

Morning Service: 11 a.m.

‘The Explorers every Monday

afternoon at 4. |
OGL. every Monday at 7]

pm.

Junior Choir meets Thursday

at 7 pan.

Women's Federation meet the

first Tuesday of the month.

EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH
Pacific and “F" Streets,
Pastor: H. J. Westman
Sunda;
945; Sunday School.
Morning Worship: 11 a.m.
‘Theme: “Little is Much.”
715 pao.: Evening Worship,
‘Theme: “What are you wait-
ing for?”
Wednesday, 8 p.m.:

Prayer

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WIUTE ROCK

PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Half Block from Bus Depot
on Gordon Avenue,

R. Collings.

10 a.m,
11 am,

Pastor: W,
Sunday School
Morning Worshi;
Evening Service;
Wook nights:

Prayer Meeting. Wednesday,
8 pm; Bible Study, Friday, 8
pm, Young People’s Meoting.

Everybody welcome.
‘THE CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY

SAINTS.

(Mormon Church)
-Buenn Vista Hall, Stevens St.

Elder S. N. Hoyrup.

Phone: W.R, 5293.
Sunday School and Bible
Classes: 10 a.m,

Young People’s Mutual Im-
provement meeting, Tuesday,
7:30 p.m,

Sunday Evening Services: 7
pm,
Visitors cordially Invited.

OBITUARIES

WILSON — Suddenly, July’ 1.
1954, at Ferndale, Washington,
Margaret Wilson. of 865 Vic~
torla Ave., aged 75 years. Mrs.
Wilson who had been a resi-
dent of Surrey for 12 years, is
survived by her loving husband,
Funeral setvice was held on
Monday, July 5, at 130 pm.
from the Chapel Hill Funeral
Parlours to Sunnyside Lawn,
Rev. W. Ward officiating.
GRIFFIN—Passed away June
23, 1954, Alfred Griffin. 765 Vic-
torla Ave, aged 72 years.
Surviving are his loving wife;
two sons, Horace and Herald,
South Burnaby: seven grand-
children and 2 great grand-
children. Mr. Griffin, who had
resided in White Rock for five
years, was a member of Im-
Perla] Veterans, New Westmin-
ster.
Funeral services were held on
June 26, at 11 a.m. from Chapel
Hill Funeral Parolurs to Re-
turned Soldiers’ Plot. Sunnyside
Lawn, with Rev. B, Harlick offi-
clating.

W.R. and District

Horticultural Society

The monthly meeting of the
White Rock and District Hor-
ticultural Society will be held
in the United Church Hall,
July 13, at 8 pm. Mr. J. W.
Shannon will speak on “Tho
Care and Culture of Roses and
Chrysanthemums.” Everyone
welcom:

letter from Ocean Park-Cron-
cont Heights Property Owners’
Assoolition asking for the by-
Jaw. "
Ratopayers want the consume
or rate of $40. year on a down:
ward sliding scale and frontage
tax set ut 3% conts a foot,

Boundaries of the proposed
water district will be east on
Sunnyside Road to Nichol;
south on Nichol to Stokes; wes!
on Stokes to Stevenson and
that’ part of Bergstrom oud
from North Bluff to Stevenson
Rond.

BABY CLINIC DATES
Child Health Conference
Schedule for July, 1954.
White Rock Area,
July 9 Sunnyside ‘Community
Hall, 2-4 pam,
July 12—White Rock.
Office, 24 p.m,
July 15—Crescent Fire Hall,
2-830 pam. é
July 22-—White Rock, Legion
Hall, 24 p.m.
Newton Area.
July 15—Newton Road, Pres-
byterlan Church, 23.30 p.m.

Post

New Dance Society

Possibility of organizing a
branch of the B.C. Scottish
Country Dance Society in White
Rock in September was discuss-
ed at a mecting of the St. An-
drew’s and Caledonian Associa-
tlon recently.

Mr. John Hunter, President
of the St. Andrew's and Cale-
donian Association was in
charge of the meeting, and read|
a letter from Mrs. Ella H. Bing-
ham, well-known Scottish Coun-|
try Dance instructor of Van-|
couver. The local association!
decided they would give the new
orgamzation support and ¢n-
couragement and @ committee
was appointed to formulate
plans for the proposed dance
group.

Nominated to act for the new

group were: Mr. T. Irwin,
chairman, with committee mem-|

bers, Mrs. R. Crichton, Mrs!
Alex Ferguson, Mrs. C. A.|
Caldwell and Mr, Jack Wil-
Mams.

The dance society, when or-
ganized, would be affiliated
with the B.C, Society of Scot-
tish Country Dancing and with
the Royal Scottish Country

Proposed for White |
»|Rock

Canada Ward Selected
in Hospital

While many members of the
churches have been busy jn
Various groups providing funds
for furnishings for the local
hospital, it was decided that
the churches ‘® group might
combine to furnish ward to
bo known ws the “United
Chureh Ward.”
\ The scheme was suggested
last winter by Mrs, John Briggs
of Crescent Church and with
C. HL Blanchard as as: stant,
a meeting of delegates from
White Rock, Hazelmere, Clov-
erdale, Sunnyside and Crescent
United Churches was called, As
@ result of the meeting it was
decided to go ahead and pro-
portionate sums were allocated
to the various churches,

These sums have now been
paid in and Mr. Ray Williams,
Hospital! Administrator has set
aside a ward in the south wing,
adjoining the Convalescent Sun!
Room, to be known as the|
“United Church of Canada
Ward” of the Hospital area.

The ward is sunny. in a quiet
part of the hospital, and, when
the grounds are finished, will
Took out on an expanse of laym
and trees.

Women’s Institute to
Hold International”

Luncheon
Between 200 and 300 members

meet at Peace Arch Park on
July 9 for thelr international
pienie luncheon.

Date and plans for this an-
nual affair were settled at the
last meeting of the local’ Insti-
tute which met in White Rock
Lodge on June 21, Mrs. 8. F.
Stewart, District Board Chair-
man reported,

‘All Lower Mainland Institute
branches will meet with repre-
sentatives from the State of
Washington in the famed inter-
national park at the Border, for
luncheon and a meeting. Mrs.
Stella Gummow, Superintendent
ot Women's Institutes in B.C,
and Mrs. A. A. Shaw, Provin-
lal President, will be present.
said Mrs. Stewart, as well as
speaker representatives from||
across the line. Tea and coffee
will be served and members and
visitors are expected to bring
thelr own basket luncheon.
‘Any members of “Institute
branches from other Provinces
are cordially invited to attend,

Dance Society of Scotland.

Plans are being made for a
demonstration of dancing to be
put on by Mrs. Bingham’s Van-|
couver Group on Thursday,
September 2, in aid of the White
Rock Hospital furnishing fund.

said Mrs, Stewart, as well as
anyone who is interested in
Joining. Transportation to the
Park can be obtained through
Pacific Stages which leaves

of the Women's Institute will)

For further information, call.

the Superintendent at Clove
dale san. me

VON. Give Monthly
Report

Surrey. Victorian Order of
Nurses Board through its auxi-
Maries, will co-operate with
Committee and Lower Fraser
Committee anr Lower Fraser
Valley Agricultural Amoclation
in promoting advance sale of
tickets for the Surrey Fall Fair
in September at the PNE booth
to boost Surrey,

Miss V. Sharpe, Nursein-
charge, giving her report for
May activities, sald 770 visits
had been made, 517 of which
were for actual nursing care;
While the remaining 263 were
for health instruction. ‘There
were 9 new patients admitted
during the period.

Fees collected totalled
$204.40, of which $102 was for
visits paid fm full and $219 for
visits partly paid.

‘The four staf cars travelled

3,660 miles.

‘Seventh Day Adventists

to Convene at Hope

‘A capacity audience is expec-
ted in the large auditorium of
the Seventh-Day Adventist
Camp Ground at Hope, B.C, for
the grand opening of the bien-
nial session, declared R. Allen
Smithwick. president of the
B.C. Conference of Seventh-Day
Adventists recently, The first
meeting begins Thursday, July
15 at 7.30 pm. Standard Time.
Delegates from all parts of the
Province will assemble for the
Purpose of electing officers and
standing committees and al-
so transact the business of the
‘church.

The annual Camp Meeting
will get under way Friday
night, July 16. Preaching and
Bible Study will be a daily feat-
ure. Church leaders from many
lands will address the meetings,
including Roger Altman, H. L.
Rudy. W. H. Harris, J. A. Buck~
‘walter, and R. J. Christian from
Washington, D.C. Harold Bea-
von and George Adams, mis-
sionarics from Africa are to tell
mission stories and show moy-
ing pictures of Africa.

W. A. Nelson. president of
the Canadian Union Conference
of Seventh-Day Adventists will
attend the first four days of the
session.

The crowd is expected to
reach 3,000 for weekends,
Friends and members alike join

downtown White Rock about
noon. {

in attending this annual con-
vention of the church.

In Canada the Jaundry, dry-
cleaning and dyeing business
Passed the $100,000,000 mark for
the first time in 1952,

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