A Proaressive Newspaper IN 4 PROGRESSIVE District

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Vol. 5, No. |

White Rock, B. C. Friday, July 2, 1948

service after
aly} operations, J21009, Rene Du~
praz, only son of Mr. and Mrs.,E
Dupraz, He had been overseas for
six months,

Missing on active

DOROTHY BOCKUS HELD
LUCKY TICKET ON RUG

A large number attended thd
annual Display Tea held by the
White Rock branch of the Red
Cross ni the Anglian church hall
on (Feiday afternoon. Samples of
the garments made during the
year were on display. The baby
karments made by the Junior Red

Cross j showed unusual skill. In
echatge of this table was Mrs.
Herbert Foley assisted by Mrs.

Andrew Edwardson. A flower stall
furnished with } blossoms from:
thelr own. gardens, was presided
over by Mrs, Bevan Hugh and
Mrs. A. E. Cope. A Mystery stall,
with Mrs. Peter Ballard in charge,
did an excellent business.

‘The lucky ticket on a rug, do-
nated by Mrs. W. A. Moffat, was

held by Miss Dorothy Bockus.
Mrs, Arthur Johnson. of ¥Elgin,
held the winning ticket on a
crocheted: bedspread. A sofa-pil-
Jow went to ticket No. 32, but,
since the owner could not be
identified, nn alternative was

drawn which went to Mrs. A. E.
Cope. If the tiolder of ticket 32
does not claim the pillow within
30 days, It will go to Mrs. Cope.
The tea table wax presided ‘over
by Mmes. Richard Steed, William
Barge, Louis Laronde, of Ocean
Park, and D. 3. Grant) vico-prex-
ident of the Peace Arch Circle,
Serving wére the Misses Betty
Gutteridge, Doris TLehmanj Mar-

faret MeNee, Toyee Upton and
Nora Foley. In charge of the ten

‘room were Mins Dorothy Crane,
Mme,

UNITED CHURCH 5. 8. PICNic

The annual plone of the sun-
day School and congregation of
the White Rock United church
wan held ‘Tuesday, June 29th,
Jones’. park,

Dinnor and suppor wero served
on the grounds. During tho afttr-
ROO KAMER Were enjoyed by the
Primary lassen while th older
ones went kwimming and played
Paschall, Raoes wers run with the

winning first pice in
clannon: Andrey Pinkney:
McEwan; Zelda

In

Promotion List Of White

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'FOR GARDEN PARTY

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|drenven blended attractively with
° tie profuxon of flowers at the
P bl (Y School Caran Tea held at the home of
oc UuUDII Min. W. Blahop om Wednmaday,
June 20th, ‘The many yiultore
Fromotion List of White Rock, From Grade TI to Grade Iv, Hic Huwh, Irene thoroughly ensoyed the happy bon
Publlo School, Gradon 1 to VI. | ‘achor—Mra, Horte. Robin Keene, Donald Kine pitality extended to them by the
rare 4°64, Alma Kopp, Klin Laxdal, #enlid hontens and the other mem-
From Grade I to Grado TI, Margaret Charles, Ernest Tair- Sinn ‘oh he Sea. SY BIROES
Lorne Undsay, Norman Mackin
Teachor—Minx Carder. In Tih, etal i le Aah ere sin MeArthur, sateen wae, OTP Of Holy. Tenity! WA
Barry Baird, Margaret Bayllas,|MeCallum, HelvneLoulse MeLean, 44 6, Lewile  Millars SISEY, alg opt gtaae ba
Fileaboth Hensley, Mervyn How. | May {McEwan, Shirley Morrluon, Pockover, Ardreo Plekerink, Asnen tt! teed Genie
den, Neil Bruce, Sandra Cohon, | Barrie Monger, Gordon Moxam, uate fi ad ele Ke pei & nit teat
Teddy Choate, Francis Davis, ne From Grade Ill to Grade TV. ah aes u eta nine a ae ams 3 oat whie
bert Dee, Harrold Daeg Teagher—Mian Hutt. Woodsford, 7
pono ag mloN Greatinicdi) Magurel Algham) Normal Argun From Grado V. to Grade VI
Evelyn Hyslop,Sylvia Hoge, Car- | 4), vintGr Ras Big) ta at ait ae
Meee mennvematchen Sohn IGG ehara “Brockhurat Shirley Bur. | fternoon includ:
Donald King, Ruth Laundrle, F0-| yowy, John Phyllix ee eal eee AY a
Roncess Mallett) Jimmie; McEwan: |/charies, Willard (Charles; ‘Doreen Stan jDodd, Jim Dunean, Delia pudibent
Cleta Montgomery, Patricia Mitch-' Fennell, May Gorkiny Irene G Dykstra, Ruth Evans, Irene Has-
el, Shannon MrLean, Loretta Dunean Hadden, Julla Hawkshaw, sell, Valentin Hugh, Murray Mon ——— -
Monehton, Sylvia ‘Monchton, Mel- Bobby Hickey, Derry Hokg, Flor- ghall, Betty Maye, Zelda Mont- SEAFORTH LADIES GATHER
ence Lewis, Dora Lindsay, Chris gomory, Marion’ Linklater, Arden
geen TCS e ae NIO™y: area vaie it cGnricting MacDonald Oswald, ' Ronald Pengelly, Ronn “ Pltasant afternoon wax xpent
Sener One ormabesricly ONG fy fselins MeDonald,, epna Mo: Perry, Doreen Phillfps,  Lilitan home of Mrs. ¥ -
Ronnie Pattison, Buster Rowan, ‘Tean, Bil! Mallott, Jim Marion, sh “rs, Donny Smithman, perlahs So: au
Billy Scott, Joan Sharp, Shirley Ted Marshall, Gordon Mathewson, Shelia Watson, Jim (Me. Seaforth ladles
Smith, Gerald Thompson, wWittria Rita: Maye, Eleanor Murray, Jack Donald, Myrtle Work, Marite Woe pkey tanto s
Taylor, 1Heather Walker, Norv estman, Albert Neville, Clayton Erle Young ald Bayliss, Ky i i Sale:
y Jocelyn Richmond, David Holmes, Harold Han, AUXilinr
Mihitely, Terry Woodsfora, Bert Lorna Ross, Bruce Russell, Jacqueline ‘Smith, Robert MéKay, Felts
Webster, Alvin Young. Helen Ryder, Seymour Sanford, Robert Moncton, Joyee Kinz, Roy, Pe held in
From Grade II to Grade 11, . Fdorence Scott, Jtan Sheppard, ert Mylroie, June r. ALANIS
Jolin Sterling, Kay Taylor, Lionel , EEN ote D ms
Sc apace Graham. Thompson, Harry Woodsford, Jack Beahide) Deena Av beautiful robe from | China
Shirley Morrison, Mae McEwan, Woolarl. (according to merit) was eek oo Ge %
Barbara) Grimes, HelenLoulse Mc-} rom Grade IV to Grade V. Teacher—Mrs Finla{son, pres eS ee ee Zee
Tean, Barry] Thorne, Patsy Mc- j Teaches See Simpson, Lily Rothe, suxitary Fund
Callum, Margaret Charles, Lyan . é Homing, Herbert Cassels, wore Mrs, Talt 1
Holmes, Esther Cassclis, Ernest (2T20" Coon, Lorne Lindsay, Flin ott, :
5 Taxdal, Norman MacKinnon, Shir- Robert. Wyborn, Goan
Falrholm, Arthur Page, Jimmy joy Feckover,, Kenneth Steele, nett, Frieda. Kopp, Joy Millard, R. a \
Brown, Raymond Burrows, Shirley Lynn Woolard. June Fremmeriid, Mary “Maye, tn’ the near fatere’ Hees uae
Reece wcelin) Coleeryonn)) Garton © eon. Grade TY ee v. Hall, Gertle Oliver, John hope to return en
Moxam, Lilian MacKenzie, Ernest ; Anderson, David Mallett, Lav- meet ail sontecam AR
Perry, Stella Ashton, ‘Trevar Teacher—Miss_ Robinson, rence Russell, Gordon Champion, Quite a nun forth taille
guste David) Pickering, Barrie Kathrine Bayliss, Tom Detger, Wilfrea Nestman, Neva Perry, were present pot
Monger, Inez Hillman, Virgin‘a Bill Best, Dorothy Cassells, Regie Donald Hynds, Pauline Robinson, an could ba con 0. We
Madden, Phyllis Laundrie, Roberta Charles, Norman Clarkson Gordon, Richard Hassell, Joyee  Charlos, williontoaeas rth
Seott, Gordon Anderson, Anne Coon; Dowi Downey, Dale Fen- Sar Linds Doree NITOWS, Indies present meet
Peele onald aiRlioy De Sylvia, nell,’ Syivin. Fremmérlid “Marcel Dacia AMlstrom, Maxwell James, in White Ro:
(iesee “Muriel! “Watson. Freda Fryer, Tuobel Grimes, Norman Lionel Potter, Arlene Ashton, De-
Sheers, Joan Altmeyer. Madden, Graham Haines, Bunny lores Rowan, Kathleen Spilsied, 1 —
- HOLY TRINITY S. S. PICNIC
Wednesday, June 20th was the
date chosen by hte superintendent
and teachers of Holy Trinitys
day School for thelr anny nic.
This happy aftr wos ,
Jones’ Park and was thorooghly
njoyed by all concerned, aidutes
as woll as ghildren. A series of
raréy under the capable hands of
Mra. Matheson were entensd ints
heartily, the winners proudly dis-
playing th anst “NSHonwe
during the of the afte
noon.
Conditions for bathing ye
{oat and sippor very popular

U.S. FORTRESSES OVER G
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LAWN BOWLING NEWS

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when
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Bryce won 21

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long trostio tables, Fortun

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ly Me supply of foe eres
the store was not depleted until
moh child had received his or her
shar

Altoether a jolly occasion, with
the Rector and Sunday Sehoot
teachors Joining ni heartily and
working untiringly to give the

Kiddfox a good ti

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who won the hearts of all with
Qe spread she xet before the
bowlers, especially her own home

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the | twenty-elhth.
to 1
were played be~

tween Mr. Calderbank and Mir
Mloom, the former winning, white

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