lent Jim Sh:

a pea Calne Gowan were married in Peter:
Canada in 1922,
resided in the
the past 30 years.

ler Son, Donald Ruttan
Whyte, of Vancouver, was suc-
cessful in his final exams. for

Mrs. J. Urquhart
Resigns From V.O.N.

| Mrs. |CHRISTMAS IN CITY world Order
meet with) Mr and Mrs. J. A. Barric,
© Street, spent the holiday
one week at the Sylvia Hotel in | 24rd at Cloverdale.
e Vancouver where they were
joined by their son, Lyall A.
Barrie and his wife; their
gtanddaugher and her hus-
band from Courtenay and a
grandson who is with the
RCMP in Regina, Saskatche-

Staff at five nurses,
Miss R. Greig reported that
in the previous month 856 vis-

V. A. McPherson of
, accompanied by
, Barbara and Victor,

which 696 were adult or gen-

eral nursing, 123 health in-

wan, struction and o1 one night
: : M reece leall. Of th > paid,
Terry Road. During |}REALTORS MOVE {270 partly paid. free)|2
ee sof, Captain) V. A>) Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Moodie Fees’ collector amounted to

are greatly missed in White | s769.

Rock where for seven years Date of the

they maintained a realty and|\.i1) 4.

insurance office on Was
jton Ave. In order to be near- |
er their home in the Cole-
brook-Panorama Ridge area, |Car
On New McLellan Road, the |

» Pherson and family will re-
‘side in White Rock.
one
NEW DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Derpak,
G Street, are the proud par-/
ents of a new daughter, San-
dra May, a sister for Janice,
The 7 pound baby was born |
at White Rock Hospital on |
Dec, 22. HELP CELEBRATE
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stewart,
jchildren* Rosemary, Margaret
Kenneth, David and

Crash Delays
Moodies have moved their Christmas Dinner

Two Christi dinner
becaus

corne:

office to a new location oni
Scott Road. The best wishes | ties were de
of White Rock go with them|a collision
in their new venture.

at .
King George
Cc.

the
and

- |Roads. B.
|cross over t
up dinne:
by a
M

SUCCESS IN EXAM.
Mrs. Craig Whyte, Washing- Jane,

ying
Dic

t
their

Repeat by Public Demand
WHITE ROCK CHORAL SOOIETY

CONCERT

Wednesday, January 16th,
at $ p.m. in
HOLY TRINITY PARISH HALL
(ROPER ST.)

re somewh
hought of the

Admission 50c.

spent the
jome 6

i} y pen) ee
|White Rock Couple
Married 50 Years

| Mr. and Mrs. William
|Trueman of Beach View Ave
celebrated their golden wed- |
ding anniversary Sunday at}
the home of their daughter,
|Mrs. David Armstrong, Walk-
er Ave., Burnaby.

A.

1
in Toronto in 1907 and came
to B.C. in 1910. Both were
born in Northern Ireland,
Helping the White Rock
couple to celebrate the occa-
sion were their daughters,
Mrs. David Armstrong and
Mrs, Thomas Dornan of Van-
couver, a son, Walter Trueman
of Calgary, three grandsons
and two great-grandsons.

‘CENTENNIAL INVITATION

—=&B. ntennial Invitation, signed by Licu-

- and Premier Weds ee Ben

B.C, Centennial Con ‘The

- wailable to all Local
Sormer

Wally and Joyce Hahn haye returned to
bo pe “Cross-Canada Hit Parade,’
@ busy and interesting summer, touring many

; :
dowallats has
S of the country quia

Mr. and Mrs.

head, Scotland, ana came to
They have
Royal City for

Mrs. J. Urquhart of the Vic-
of Nurses staft
ave her resignation at the
December meeting of the VON
Another
jnurse will be supplied some-
time in January to keep the

jits had been made in Surrey of |

The Truemans were married

bane eeeemems

KOSTER AND HAHN RETURN

were enjoyed by the
couples present.

Dental Clinic Get
Financial Boost

Some 220 schoo! children
enrolled in the White Rock and
District Dental Clinic recely-
€d a financial boost of $35
from hot dog sale Staged in
the White Rock, Ray Shep-
herd and Sunnyside school
areas,

The Clinic will sponsor their
annual tag day in the spring
to help cope with the increas-
ing upkeep in this district,

Surrey Scouts

Enjoy Xmas Party
All Scouts and Cubs of the
jSouth Surrey District joined
jtogether Dec. 21 and enjoyed
ponsored by District
Commissioner Max Green

Films from the White Rock
Sub-depot were shown by pro-
Ken Whipp
n to all t

boy
in
14 the
the Ist

> held a par-
was enjoyed

T. CHRISTENSEN
Gift Sk
HILLTOP

Clocks,
Cups and Saucers,
Pen and Per

ANTIQL

Den

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NN “a
=~. é
Look! Look! Look! There's

another pair of shoes from}
THE SHOE BOX on Hilltop. |

The Shoe Bex:

on Hilltop

CBC-TV's
The two

eB
eight

Held In Crescent Church —

A pretty double-ring wed-
ding added to the highlights
of the holidays when Mary

Patricia “Pat* McKay, and silver | was chosen by thy
Raymond George “Ray” Sum-|#tom’s mother,
mers were married by Canon| The bride's cousin, Doug

J. E. W. Phelps in the Church |Mervyn of Kelowna, proposed,
of the (Racertoge Crescent |the toast to the bride.
Beach, on Dec. 28. The bride| Telegrams of congratuls.
is the fourth daughter of Mr.|tions were read from the
and Mrs. G. T. McKay, Cres-|@toom’s brother-in-law, Ken
cent Beach, and the groom is|Long, in Kemano; from the
the youngest son of Mr, and|bride’s aunts in Prince Albert,
Mrs. Louis A. Summers of |Saskatchewan, ana troy,
White Rock. friends in Vancouver. *
BRIDAL ENTOURAGE gedit guests were:
Given in marriage by her pez gee Give ae Al-
father, the bride wore a full- | Pett i Mr, and Mrs Gi
skirted gown of white brocad-|Mervyn and Doug, Kelowna:
ed satin with close-fitting bod-|Mr- Alex Tait, Kelowna: me
ice and Iow, pointed waistline |@%¢_ Mrs. pees
A white satin and velvet cap| il Mr. and Mrs hs
held her finger-tip vell_and|Sn4 bonne; Devon Alea
she carried a bouquet of dark |27¢ Mrs. Tom Marler, Brem-
red roses and white carna- |9¢% Alta; and Mr. and Mrg
tions. Her attendants were her |F i Marler, Vancouver.
sister, Mrs. Bill Meek as ma-|_, The bride changed to an oye
jtron of honour, and the ster white knitted suit with
Broom's sister, Mrs. Ken Long |™2tehing hat and browniacces
brides matron. Both wore |* by a turquoise
riet velvet in the on
Prn as the
ried bouqu:

fter a trip to Port.
Vancouy:

and
couple
Beach

Island
at Cres.

taff at
and the
Vancouver,

Canadian egg eaters: Per
capita in 1955 Canadians ate
dozen eggs against 24.4 doz-
‘Jen in 1954.

where the

held,

ble was
autiful hand-c

S
covered a

» The KEY Shop

ocheted
de

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The three- |
by

Calvin Hardware
14967 WASHINGTON
will be

CLOSED

For One Week
Commencing Jan. 7

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