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7:30 p.m. Evenin,
Subject “GOD TALKS AS A FRIEND”

CHURCH OF THE
ASCENSION
(Anglican) Church ef Canada

Beach

CHURCH OF THE HOLY
TRINITY

(Anglican)
Roper and Foster.

wm: Holy Co
9:45"a.m. Sungay
11:00 a.m. Mo!

7:30 p.m, Evening yer
ss —

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN |

CHURCH |

White Rock, B.C. |

15782 Campbell River Rd. |

CRESCENT
UNITED
CHURCH

B.A., Minister
Phone W. 84941

Tonight, April 9
7:00 p.m. Choir practice
8:00 p.m. Official Bo: in

the Loun;

Sun
9:45 a.m. hi
11:00 a.m ing Worship

Mr. Victor Pinchin

Rey. G. A. Affleck,|

Candlelight service for
Plain-McKay marriage

A candlelight service on East-,man and Mr. Jim Plain and Mr.
er Monday united in marriage|Ray Summers as ushers.
Barbara Jean, fifth daughter of| At the reception in the Silvor
‘Mr. and Mrs, G. T. McKay, Cres-|Moon Banquet Hall the toast to
cent Beach, and Charles, Gor-|the bride was proposed by Mr.
don, youngest son of Mr. and|D. G. Scott, the bride's brother-
Mrs. L. J. Lain of White Rock.jinlaw. The couple cut the

The double ring ceremony |three tiered wedding cake dec-
was held in the Church of the jorated by the bride's sister, Mrs.
Ascension, Crescent Beach, with |Ed Kendall.

Rev. D. S. McKinnell officiating,| Out of town guests included

The bride, who is on  the|three of the bride's aunts from
teaching staff at Heath School |Prince Albert, Sask.; Miss Mary
in Delta, chase a waltz length|Miss Jean, and Miss Catherine
gown of nylon chrystalette with |McKay and a cousin, Mr. Tait
appliques of Swiss embroidered |Given from Saskatoon. The
Jace at the rounded neckline |groom’s sister, Mrs, Bill Rey-
and on the panels of the skirt.|nolds {fom Spokane and Mrs.

A coronet of mother of pearl |Fred Saffin from Newton also
sequins caught the veil and alattended. A telegram was re-
|necklet of her mother’s pearls,|ceived from Mr, and Mrs, Gil
|which had been worn by her |Mervyn of Kelowna
four sisters at their weddings,
|was her jewellery. She carried |to Seattle, Spokane and Kel-
a graceful bouquet of pink ros-|owna the newlyweds will reside
es and stephanotis. jon Stayte Road in White Rock
Three of the bride's sisters

were her attendants.
Mrs, Bill Meek, matron of/McDonald-Ambler

honor, wore sapphire blue pat- '
HEM Aree Ue edd goed coe as
with bows at the bodice and a| Mr. and Mrs. Reg Ambler of
bow headdress to match, Mrs.| White Rock wish to announce
Ray Summers and Miss Wendy |the engagement of their eld
|McKay wore gowns of pale blue est daughter, Wilma Mae, to Mr.
designed the same as the mat-|Gordon McDonald, only son of
lron of honor. All three car-|Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McDonald, of
ried bouquets of pink and white | Murrayville
|carnations.
The groom, who is a member /0n Friday, May 1, at Sharon
of the White Rock Postal staff,|United Church, Murrayville
had Mr, Rae Howlett as best |Rev. Colclough will officiate

\Fader-Lowe Vows First Saieninizel
‘at new Ocean Park Anglican Church

First wedding to be solemn-;at Hilltop and the groom is an
ized at the newly-located |apprentice printer employed by
Ocean Park Anglican Church|the Vancouver Sun
ltook place on Monday aft Fader is a familiar figure in
|noon, March 30, when Dianne |basketball and softball circles

First Church

FREE LECTURE ON

Following a honeymoon trip

Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church

The wedding will take place |

Ph. Windsor 8-9455

of Christ, Scientist
White Rock, B.C.
invites you to a

ce: Practical,
ristianity”
Kennett, C.S.

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Bosten, Mass.
at 3:00 pm.

Sunday Afternoon, April 12

in The Park Theatre
White Rock, B.C.

Campbell River Road -

Radiation Class

WHITE ROCK BAPTIST
CHURCH |

Nichol and Coldicott

ening
Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.:
ship in song, prayer
Bible stuay.

A most cordial invitation is |
extended to all. |

—————
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH |

Corner Stayte and Campbell
River Road

jtea and sandwiches;

of Vanco Maurine Lowe became thelin this district.
Mrs. W. E WinWhin is leaving|bride of Mr. Edward Robert

our community as a permanent | Fader
resident and acknoygedgement| The bride is the daughter of

of her contributio@™ to our |the well-known musician and
church will be may at this|composer Maurite Lowe and
service. Followingfhe service |Mrs. Lowe of Ocean Park and

ill be serv-|the groom is the/ ddest son of
to remain |Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fader of
| White Rock.

Worship | Rev. D. S, McKinnell officiat-
Service plus |ed at the quiet family service
mg Stride” |Following the wedding the
showing our relief work in | guests celebrated at the home
Korea and Hong Kong. of the bride’s parents, 18165

Tuesday, April 14, 9:30 am. |Lowewood Road.
Westminster Presbytery meets| Later that afternoon the new
in ‘our eee lyweds left on a two day motor

rae) on trip.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, | Both the bride and groom are
SCIENTIST. lgraduates of Semiahmoo High
Were Rock, |School The bride is on the
(Cerner “F” and Pacific) {staff of the Bank of Montreal

\Local Guiders

\attend meeting

The annual meeting of the
BC. Girl Guide Association
jheld in Christ Church Cathed-
jral, Victoria, from April 2 to

attend the Services and use

the Reading Room.
BROADCASTS |meeting were Mrs. A. E. Post-

How Christian Science Heals |j)], Divisional Commissioner for

South Surrey Guiders.

Present for the annual

Station C-FUN, 1410 Ke.
Sunday - 8:45 a.m.
.

Surrey and Delta; Mrs, K. Mc-
Gown, Digtrict Commissioner
for North Surrey; Mrs, Rose Bal-
PENTECQSTAL CHURCH Jard, Brown Owl; Mrs. John Rid-
14774 Gordon peve, lly, Crescent Beach Guide Cap-
i ndersonl’ Mipidter |tain; Mrs. Ken Whipple, Dist
rict Commissioner for South
Surrey and Mrs. K. Leslie, local
Association member.
Presentation of awards was
made by Mrs, Frank Ross, wife

—— of the Lieutenant Governor at

ZION LUTHERAN CHURGH |the banquet held at the Em
CLOVERDALE | press Hotel, Friday night, Guest
(Pacific Hwy., Cloverdale) |*peaker was Mr. Willard Ire:

Jand, Provincial archivist

dite | Hands across the world, was
jur” the thome of the — inspiring
rman |meeting attended by 500 Guid

crs from all parts of B.C, Dean
[Brian Whitlaw gave the invoca
q mohere (tion, ‘The session was chaired
day S@hool Teachers |i Mes A, Fred Wilks, Provin
Jcial Commissioner.

GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACL
located on Crescent Beach Bible Conferenc:

THE MISSIONARY VISION

Baptist Program
The choir of the White Rovk
/Paptist Church paid a visit to
the Colebrook United Chureh,
Sunday evening, Aprfl 5, where

L. H. Glerach: Pastor |
Phone YE-72366

tion of Mrs .Erna Peck, cnolr
loader

Following the meeting cholr
members were entertained al
the homes of members of tie
church. The Sunday previous
the Colebrook choir had visited
the White Rock Baptist Chureh

8:00 \
7:30 p.m.

4 was enjoyed by a number of

|they delivered program of!
y Easter music under the direc

‘Guides, Brownies
lack leaders

Lack of leadership is neces-
sitating the closure of one
Brownie pack in White Rock
and one Guide group in Sunny-
side, District Commissioner
Mrs. Ken Whipple reports.

Failure to find a volunteer
to head the 3rd Brownie Pack
in White Rock’s east end has
forced the group to join tem-
porarily with the 1st White
Rock Brownies under the lead-
ership of Mrs. Jean Geissinger,
jin the Hilltop Youth Centre.
| Mrs. Whipple reports she has

| telephoned mothers, interview-

levery avenue she can possibly
think of to attempt, to interest
women in this worthy work of
directing girls into lives as use-
ful citizens but as yet she has
only met wth failure

Pressing need is the one in
Sunnyside district also, where
a number of Brownies have
|graduated and are graduating
into Guides only to find there
is no adult leadership available
so a Guide group cannot be
held Anyone willing to help
in any way is asked to contact
Mrs. Whipple at her Thrift}
Road residence |

More honors for

dancer Diana Williams
Diana Williams of White
Rock placed first in the senior
character solo class at the B.C.
Dance Festival held in Vancou
ver last week,
Diana laced second in|

the senio tional solo class |
with first class honors. |

Adjudicator Muriel  Joliffe |
had high praise for the national
class and expressed admiration
for the hardworking dancers
who were competing |

New Shipment of
the latest in

Christensen},
JEWELRY AND

The use of instruments as well as plotting will be
used in this interesting course for women as well
as men.

Phone WI. 8-9175 or WI. 8-2511

jed some personally and tried <

Gift Shop

Hilltop . Pacific Ave

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classes will start/ at 8 p.m. on

April 20

the

RCMP Office

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