lows Camp, Mrs. B. Gallinger
Yoft for the cast recently. Mr
und Mra, Curtis came west
from Fort William 1 years

AKO.

‘They report a season of ac-
tivity at the Oddfellows Camp
preparatory to the busy sum.
mer season. Already six Sun-
day School plenics are arrang-
ed for, the first being that of
the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Chureh of Vancouver on May
18.

ON LEAVE . , . Here for
four days from Monterey.
Calif, prior to being stationed
in Seattle, was Master Skt.
Pau} Kuteh with his wife and
daughters, + Paulette
Carol. While here they were
guests of Mrs. Kutcn’s parent
Mr. and Mra A. H. Phillip:
22 Stevens St. Master Sat.
Kuten returned from (uty in
the Far East a year ago. Mra,
Kuteh resided in Japan during
his tour of duty.
DEPARTS . . . Here from
Spiritwood, Sask. to spend the
winter with her aunt and
uncle, was Miss Helen Petro-
vich, guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Petrovich, 69 Stayte Rd.
who left last week for her
Saskatchewan home. While at
the coast she visited friends in
New Westminster and Vancou-
Yer Island. White Rock so {m-
Pressed her she wns reluctant
to leave.

SURPRISE P. neers
The 19th birthday of Eleangr
Nordstrand, 57 Parker Street)
aughter of Capt. and Mrs. P.
Nordstrand. was full of sure
prises. Her brother Paul, ar
ranged a complete party for
her while she was attending
‘school and she returned to find
everything arranged complete
with cake and guests. The
Party was held at the nearby;
home of Mrs. L. Watson, 67
Parker St Among the guests,
apart from members. of the
immediate family, were Mr.
and Mrs. Watson and Miss
Reta Jacobs.

ON VACATIO? . Home
from Woss’ Logging Camp on
Vancouver Island is L. Watson,
7 Parker St.

NEWCOMERS . . . Here
from Alberta, making thelr
home at 56 Parker St., are Mr.
and Mrs. Slater. who have pur
chased the home owned by
‘Mrs. Silvest who has moved to
Lulu Island. The newcomers
are extremely fond of their
new place of residence.

INDISPOSED .”. The su
‘and lumbago\ have ‘curtailed

many of Mrs. Mary Cope’s ac_
tivities during the past few
weeks, A visit to her son. hos-
pitalized in the Royal Colum.
ian, provided an opportunity
for the flu bug to strike as it
has done to scores of uther
White Rock residents during
the past few weeks.

HONORED |. . Fifty mem-
bers of the Pentecostal Church,
Gordon Ave. gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Hicks, Twin Anchors, 226
Blackwood Ave, to honor Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Taylor, 1083
Beach’ Ave. Mr. Taylor has
been secretary-treasurer for the
church over ‘a period of years
and has recently resigned his
Position’ to carry on other
Gutiés at the church. On behalf
©f the congregation Rev. W. R,
Collings. pastor, presented them
with an electric kettle. A social
time of games and Bible quiz
with a varied musical program
was enjoyed concluding with
fhe ‘singing of “lest be the

INTRODUCTION

Bunce at the Semiahmoo ‘Sun
in far-off Toronto. was the in.
‘troduction the J. W. Dow's re-
Hoc tals abot called White
hhome of a friend who had svt.

and |

‘Mr. Dow’

painted it to be.

‘They've nettled here now,
purchasing the home of the J.
R, Stewarts at 315 Martin St,
and that too from an advt. in
the local paper. Keenly inter-
ested In local affairs, active in
the United Church, congenial,
nelghbourly folk, they bring to
lwhite Rock a keen anticipa-
tion of an enjoyable residence.

J.

RESULTS’. . . Another
booster of the Semiahmoo
Sun's classified ads. is George
Munday, 178 Martin St, who
reports he sold out bird baths,
stepping stones, lawn ona.
ments and various pieces of
garden equipment the day fol-
owing the publication-of his ad.
IMPROVING . . . The many
friends of W. Dean, 817 Vic-
torla, wil be happy to learn he
is showing improvement at
the Royal Columbian Hospital.
‘where he was admitted a week
ago Friday. Mrs. Dean is stay-
ing with friends in Vancouver

cr

LEFT . . . A tea was
held at the home of Mrs, K.
Neville-Smith, 1343 Magdalene
‘Avenue, on Tuesday afternoon,

Thorpe, G. Taylor, and B, Mit_
chell. A lovely cup and saucer
‘was presented by Mrs. Nevile.
Smith to Mrs. Doole as a going
‘away gift from the ladies.
RETURNS . . . Mrs. Hard-
battle; 722. Washington, is
home from an extended visit
to Ottawa where she was the
guest of her daughter and son_
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ramon
(Punch) Thompson. While there
she was on hand to greet her
newly arrived grand-daughter,
Pamela Jane. Punch is well
known here, having attended
the Semiahmoo School, and was
@ popular star swimmer.

FOR SUNDAY . . . Dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Weston. 718 Washington Avs
March 15, were Mr. and Mrs.

ti

WEDNESDAY,

ee

kalo and

Dorothy

Biba

INJURED .

requiring six. atitchen
painful

Ralph Smith, son of Mr, and|ealling a number
Mrs. Ralph Smith. 676 Victoria |residents back to
while playing with friends re-|katchewan
cently,

experience

ROSE TALK

New classes for

TO HOSPITAL

LP, Johnston

FROM SEATTLE .
Constans,
Frederick
Nelsons in Seattle.
cont guest of Mr.
George Thrift.

lecorator for

FAMILY VISIT . .
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Chester,
their daughter, Shirley, a stu.
dent of the Duffus Busine
School in Vancouver, and their
niece, Sandra Atcheson-
dropping in on their return trip
from Portland were Sandra's

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ROYAL CITY LAUNDRY

parlour

Street,

and Mrs.

A leg
wan the

» Phe month.
ly meeting of the White Rook |J.
Horticultural Soolety wan hold|Mre. C. ¥, Colenewt of Caron,
in the United Church Hall the) Sask,

afternoon of March
apoakor, Mra, Eileon Hicks, of] Mra, Clifford Ings of Broderick,

10, Guest

their Care," atat.|Jnter part of the winter by Mr.

Rock deepened with edch|gouth | Burnaby, spoke on
weekly edition. Finally they |«rosos and

decided thoy would come went /ing that bushes should be 12
fand seo White Rock for them-|inohes in holghth in March,
gelver, They did and they!rhix produces more blooms
found the resort was all the|ovor a longer period, sho ox-
Semlanmoo Sun and others | plained.

vegetables

and fruits will be introduced in

forthcoming.

Five speclmons of leeks,
winter squ

displayed this month with larger

displays promised

as more are produced,

shows.
curly
were

each month

‘The

many frlends of Angus McLeod.
Road, will

sorry to learn he was taken to

the Royal Columbian last week.

be

. Mrs.
interior
and
was a ro
and Mrs,

High Street.

. Recent

were

Also

while her husband js bospital-| parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Fred
ized. Atcheson of feancouver.

oe te

‘a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Guy, Sunnyside Road, born in

the Royal Columbian, March 13.

March 10, for Mrs. R. Doole,
who left on Friday to take up| TRAVELS . . . Mrs. J. B.
residence in Burnaby. Host-|Cain, 311 Martin St, has lett
eases were Mrs. K. Neville.|with her daughter Mrs. Clarke,
Smith and Mrs. M. Paige.|for Kamsack, Sask., where she
Guests included Mesdames K.|intends to spend 2 few weeks
Bell, B. Morden, E. Thrift, S.|rest.

UNGSTERS VISIT

‘Three grandchildren as week-
‘end guests was the recent treat
enjoyed by Rev

R. Collings, when young Joan.
Marilyn and
ped off at

w.

ac. stop-

1073 Bellview
Crescent home, while their par-
ents

T, Ry Col-

went on to
TER
tender

Turkey

iver Rd.

252

Nisan one: FANE ELE REST
—————

‘of young|tUme and its planting chores in

A. W. Oliver with young Wayne Seattle, a treat in celebration of | J
and Beverly Ann of Ladner.
arier)

their eighth wedding anniver-
wary. ;
LAND CALLS... Spring:
of winter
thelr Sas.
farme, amilion
Teaving the Lancaster Motel,
where they have spent the win.
tor an guests of Mr. ang afr
Lanenster, are: Mr.

and

drove west
‘Mr, and

‘whowe son

to take them back;

Snak., who were Joined for the

Inge’ father, Mr. A. Ings and
wistor, Doris, All returned to
Saskatchewan together, Also

leaving for Glenside, Sask, are
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Cutting ond

P,

KETURN .

a three-month winter stay in
Vancouver are Mr. and Mra, J.
Savage, 74 Kell
in the big clty they were guests
of thelr daughters, Mrs. N. R.
Hood of McPherson Ave., Burn_
aby, and Mra. G. 8, Pike of
Went Polnt Grey.

IMPROVING .
friends of HM, Varley, 22h Black-

Coronation along with 200 other
Air Foree men from Canada
will be Corp. Jack H. King,
son of Mr. and Mrs. BR. BR
King, 05 Victoria Av

will complete a month's special
training at Rockeliffe, Ont. be-
fore making, the

He

trip,

. Home from

Mt. Widle

The many

children Danny and Nancy. and | wood, will be happy to know
leaving for the city of Rogina|he ts expected home from
are Mr. and Mrs, Shuler who| Shaughnessy this week. He
also wintered hero. has shown rewurkable recovery
ct from his recent operation.
NEWCOMER . , . Another|Thoxe who know this good:
daughter Joined the household |natured local resident can Poserygh oro

of Mr. and Mra, L, J, MoQuin
tin, 234 Johnston Road. March
44, when tiny Barbara Fea was
born at the Royal Columbian
Hospital. Three sisters and a
brother eagerly awalted her ur
rival,

AWAITS WORD . .
and Mrs. John Anderson, Buena
‘Vista and Johnston, have re
celved word that their son an,
radio operation with the RCN
at Abbotsford, has completed
his recent examinations satise
factorily and is awalting ap.
nouncement of the results.

FROM ROYAL CITY . . .
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Mayers, 156 “D” St.. during the
past week have been their New
Westminster friends, Mrs, J. R.
Greenhorne and daughter Judy.
Mrs. Mayers, entertaining in
their honor, had friends Mary
Beales and Hazel Powell in for
the evening.

SURPRISE . . . His March
31 birthday party was a com.
plete surprise for Loren Prav-
itz, 923 Buena Vista, when
friends from Blaine and Van-
couver gathered in his honour,
Complete with cake and trim.
mings the evening proved an|
enjoyable affair, Guests included
Mr, and Mrs. J. Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Pravitz and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Cartage, all of
Blaine, and Mr. and Mrs, Grant
Armour of Vancouver.

» Attending the

PICKED

searcely conceive of his being
ii). Here with Mrs, Varley dur.
ing the time of operation was
her son Jim, employee of the
department of transport, Lon-
and her
ter, Mrs, Stanley Haynes of Vic-

don, Ontario,

toria.

DEPART .
Rock's sunny shores to reside
in New Westminster,

G.
Margaret of Stokes

and Mrs,
daughter
Road,

March 28

BARGAIN

any.

laugh.
Leaving White

Mr,
and

are
Robinson

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