6 WHITE ROCK SUN

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1959

Fifth annual hobby and art

Rock Women's Institute
held in the Dolphins on
pier on October 31

The institute presented Mrs. |
Weston with her display of |

ling weaving.

Crescent Beach ladies had a
fine showing of ceramics and
copper work. The local weav-
ers displayed a large selection |
of hooked rugs, bags, cloths, |

|

land yardage and several hatd
woven bedspreads over 100}
years old.

in a 19th century night gown
and cashmere shawl and carry

ing a well dressed baby of that

Fine displays by Women’s Institute

at fifth annual art show here

The hooked rug donated byY\the Pi School ' will pe sot atog
See aanved by the White |the Institute president, Mrs. A.) sce Se eee Py

was |Sompert, was won by Mrs, Luc-}
the /ille

Netlean aris and crafts incua Square dances
not so square

Mrs. S. H. Gilmour, attired | ternational folk dance interject-

| A Lealers' training class for on Bose Road at 10 am.
Guide and Brownie leaders witl| Ladies are asked to
be held on Saturday, Nov. 7 in| pocket lunch.

Lacey

Very few square dance clubs |
stay strictly to the business of
square dancing. |

An evening’s program con-|
sists of squares and rounds with j
@ tengo, samba, mixer and in-|

/ New Beginners Class starts
Wednes@ay, Nov. 11, 8 p.m.

ed into the program for a
change and relaxer, and there
is no other sport or recreation

Training class for Guide and Brownie leaders

period, mingled with the guests Ha relaxing or carefree as
and explained the various dis: |°“h°ns
plays. It is not exhausting and it
ro institute is soliciting toys |! not competitive. “An even
ee which, when remodelled will be |!ng’s program consists of 2%
3 sent to little patients at the or 3 hours of happy carefree
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50) 7 00 Woodlands School. un
250 street signs to cost $9,0 A ‘special vote of thanks was| Note the square dance ad Tw&and a half hours of barrels of fan
4 c id ‘cred Mr, Bill Brown, pro-|¢lsewhere in this issue then
Cost of installing 250 street jlar types, one of which wou! red 3 re :
signs in the, city, of White Rock |cost $25.55 installed and th jprietor of the Dolphins for his|#rab. your partner. or come Once started - YOU WON'T QUIT!
SEI be in the neighborhood of [other $18.19 installed kindly co-operation alone, and get into the fun this
A representative from the © winter |
The traffic ané Ughting com-|Signal Sign Company will be) ==
mittee Tuesday night consid: asked to appear at the next) Sale of apples

to give further

ered prices of various signs, and jcouncil meeting
showed interest#in two particu: | information,

— About 85 new. stop signs will of apples
be installed at intersections in is
i 1 Roc and South
Complaints bring the west end of the city and| cons and Cubs $440

action from Board t
cra
Repeated complaints: by -par- |r.) to obey

ents which resulted if # press | city
ano Loy

down on motorists who
in th

stop sig
F

story has brought action on the
part of the School Board in
providing a boardwalk at the
Henry T. Thrift School
Parents protested that sc

nets Scouts $440

RCMP have warned they will their annual Apple Day staged

here.
First White Rock A Pack sold
$59 in apples y

Cubs realized $97 in re
from the stall at the De
‘oms' approach

le Hazelmere

outs and Cubs of Crese

ars hadiitomtisesthe rear. cn- Sunnyside, —_ Hazelmere
trance to the school when a | White Rock joined in the
ject
dewalenonly Uy) Ocean Park CCF Club will
d the schoolyard, forcing | 3) on Monday, Nov. 9 at 2 == =
the children to walk through |"! ct" the home of Mrs. E.|P.
deep mud ay Chadwick, 143° 1O9A roperty reverts
hadwick, 143 29: 7
A boardwalk was installed |Sy-.c¢ afr, S. Smith will speak | back to council
this week to care for the re ;
8) abiatugidistance on socialism and the public is| City council will take the
y 2 6 2 invited to join in discussion. [necessary steps to acquire t
| Sig St 112 feet of property skirting
T + || Arcadia Hospital group will |¢ Park a the of
f g z ark a junction o
CIRCULATAON J |ncta its regular meeting on Nov.| Victoria and Columbia Avenucs
} 12 at 2 p.m. at the home of| In 1954 Surrey Municipality Hobyehoralt: S iti +
\ NATURE'S 8 EST Mrs. Fredenberg, 15518 Colum-| gave W. J. Perry, owner of the y, her P' ‘ome see our exciting wonderland of
j bia Avenue property directly east of the | toy® for qfildren of all ages! We have the best of
i yp S park, the right use 12 s year — ready to delight your list
Goodwill Hospital Group corner triangle for as of youngsters!
hold its monthly meeting he remained on the ;
home of Mrs. McDonald, 14720 but not more than 20
Thrift Avenue on Tuesday, Nov Shop Now &

10 at 2 pm. Mrs. London will
be co-hostess. Final arrange
ments will be made for making
mincemeat later this month.

Bay Street Massage

Bellingham

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Hospital
| Tuesday.

Auxiliary
Nov. 10 at 2:15 p.m
15091 Thrift Avenue. Mrs.
Cranswick will be co-hostess.
soe
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Army, Navy and Airforce Vet-
érans will hold their regular}
monthly meeting in the Unit}
Club rooms, Monday evening,
November 9 at 8 p.m. |
eee

The Friendship Circle of the

First United Church will hold}

their regular monthly meeting

in the Church lounge on Tues:

day, Noy. 10 at 2 p.m, |
cae

| 1 REAL ESTATE /

ar yj\_ zone 2 Ratepayers will mect|
INSURANCE

at the home of the president, |
Mr. George Wilson, Thrift}
Ave, Saturday evening, Nov.

THE SHAMROCK CLUB

\7 at 8 p.m. if

Hycrest Group of White Rock |owner will be notified of cov
will meet | cil’'s action and they will be ask

at the home of Mrs. Dempster, |and fence resting on the prop

|Mr. and Mrs. Douglas

|

Camp, “F” Street _Rerer__

Mr. Perry has now sold the
property and the 12 feet of .
ee cictircaty returns Use Our
the city _ aa
Both Mr. Perry and the new Lay -Aw ay

Plan

ed to remove both the garage

Shoe
WIL8

THE STORE WITH THE STOCK, /9606

erty.

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cover 11,500 miles :

Mr. and Mrs, Harry Douglass,
15081 Buena Vista Ave., have
returned from a two and ene
half month motor trip during
which they covered 11,500
miles,

Their route took them cast|
to Nova Scotia, Prince Edward |
Island and New York before!
heading west and south to Los|
Angeles, visiting such beauty}
spots as the Grand Canyon,
petrified forest, painted desert
and Disneyland en route.

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WHEREAS, la
ow cast by juvenile

WHEREAS, m

Crescent Legion draws)
capacity concert crowd

The Canadian Legion hall on
Stevenson Road was filled to
capacity at the Hawaiian night
given by the Ladies Auxiliary
Canadian Legion 240 on

No.
Friday evening, October 30,

Beautiful slides were shown
of Hawaii, musical selections,
\sing song, musical pieces, danc |
ing were enjoyed by the guests.
Mr. Reg. Clay of Vancouver |
and a group of six rendered
this lovely concert. Mrs. A
Scott of O'Hara Lane, Crescent |
Beach, entertained with several

jan Legion No. 240 will hold confidence.

@ tea and bazaar on Saturday
afternoon, November 14 at 2:00

Jackpot $205 |

pm. Sewing, home baking
white elephant, plants and flow-
ere will be featured.

SILVER MOON - 8 p.m.

of our population, and

respectable, ambitiousyyouth wo;

CITY OF WHITE ROCK

w-abiding youth
delinquents over

ore than 95%

WILLIAM T. HODGSON,
November 2nd, 1959.

GO Tuesday, Nov. 10 J ACKPOT c

° “PROCLAMATION

Mayor.

distressed by the shad-
@ entire teen-age segment

f these young people are
y of recommendation, and

White Rock wish to join the

bia in their wish to express sin-

ese wholesome young people for
their contributions to thig pyvince.

NOW THEREFOR
claim November 9th to 15th as

Youth Appreciation Week

and urge every citizen to recognize the accomplishments of our
young people and to extend to them appreciation and friendly

illiam T, Hodgson as Mayor, pro-