A el

By MRS.

‘The Women’s Auxiliary of
‘tion held their annual meeting

Mrs, Bevans heads the croup’
as president, Mrs. F. Plain is
first vice-president and Mra, J,
Dillworth second vice-president.
‘Mra, G, Hill is the secretary and
Mrs. Len Hannusch the new
secretary:

‘The Ladies’ Aid of the Sunny-
side United Church, will hold
‘their regular meeting on Wed-
nesd:
good attendance ix hoped for
and visitors are welcome,

A large crowd of well-wishers

gathered at Sunnyside Hall on] bought a home. Mr.

Monday of last week to honor)
Miss Elsle Sandhoff whose mar-|
riage to Charles Taylor took
place January 24. Elsie was es-
orted to the tastefully decor
ated platform where she was
given an umbrella ladgn with
Beautiful gifts After the pre-/
sents were opened a delicious
Tanch was served by the hos
teases, Mrs. Len Hannusch, Mrs.
lim Sandhoff and Mrs. Oswald
Renner. Elsie, who has spent
some years in Sunnyside leaves
with ber husband to make thelr
home at Reedsport, Oregon,
where Staff-Sgt, Taylor is sta-
toned, following his recent re-
turn from Korea.

Mrz. and Mrs. Juul of Juul
Mink Ranch, Sunnyside, have
returned from a trip through
the States. They spent some
time at Reno, Nevada, and at
Salt Lake City, Utab. While in
the south they visited several
mink ranches.

Tuesday of last week Mrs.
Lorne Kilpatrick made the last
lap of the journey from Mel-
fort to Sunnyside, having spent
sometime In Bellingham, Wash,
at St. Luke's Hospital as a re-
walt of injuries recefved in a
collision on Highway 99. Mrs.
Kilpatrick is stil receiving
treatment for her injuries but
is now able to be home, Their
car was completely demolished.

The Crossroads Hospital
Group held their January meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Strum
Inst Wednesday, when pl:
were made to hold a card party

ide Hall late in Feb-

Jones returned
Auto Cou

fter fying to see their
r fn hospital in

is community is w.th
id family. The tri

The plane had to

Medicine Hat for a

after leaving that

it as the weather conditions
used icing of the plane. How

Hall. Officers for 1983 were elected,

| meeting

ects officers

DAISY STRUM ‘

Sunnyside Community Associa
en January 20 in Sunnyside

dren of Vancouver,

‘Thieves struck again Friday
night, entering Sunnyside Gar
aye and "making off with about
$150 in accessories, and around
$3 cash, They entered the pre-
Imises by breaking open the
double doors.

Guest of Mr.
Sutter of 8)

and

February 4 at 2 pm. A) Qrokend,

of Seattle, Wash,
JW, Jones left 3
Christina Lake, where
and Mi

King of Christina Lake have
purchased the Jones residence
‘on Stokes Road.

sill Reynolds of Vancouver,
guest of his alster, Mrs. M.
fat the weekend,

eRIDIA! LAS

Canasta Party Aids

Hospital Fund
By Mrs, THURA HOLMS
On January 20 at the home
of Mrs, H. Wyborn, Boulary
Road, a canista party was
Jd in ald of the White Rock
Hospital Fund. High scores
obtained by Mrs. E.
on and Mrs. W. Graham.
Lowest scores for the evening
were those of Mrs. E. Honey-
burn and Mrs, J. EB, Graham.
Assisting the hostess with re-
freshments were Mrs. S. Hor-
rocks, Mrs. H. Lang and Mrs,
G. Kelly.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Fowle and
family of Vancouver and the
Misses D. Skeoch and Eugene
Swanson of Keoler, Sask, were
Wednesday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. V.
Hatt.
The Ratepayers’
tion held thelr meeting
month at
home of
Park Drive, After the
whist was
rst prizes were w
8, V. Halt ¢
‘Visitors on S:
Crosbie home,
were Mr. and Mrs
and Mr.

DO}

Associa-
this

enjoyed.

Pacific Highway,
Colenutt

tisfactorily following
it Wednesday in the
y Hos

‘At the Wednesday ni
party at the Coast
Hall, Mrs. W. Walton and J.
DuMie had the high scores,
Y. Hait won the conso-

Meridian

fra,
Norman were §
at the C. T. W
Burnaby
Sunday guests at Gladahlla
Gardens, Campbell River Road
Included Mr.

m home in

e weekend was Mr. |
nd chil-

— DOROTHY N
MONTH

40 Dresses
Sizes 11 to 2474

HALF

Larger Women’s

DOROTHY N

Reduced to 39.50) and 34,50

Opposite the Pler — White Rock, 6.0,

farilynn, Bra.

all of Burquitiam; Mr.

Mrs, A. H. Mitchell and son
Robbie w Westminster.

DRESS SHOP —
END SALE

9,95 ° 29,95

PRICE

Suits in half sizes

DRESS SHOP

Mar,
Phone: W.R. 2471

A famous comedian, now dead, perpetual fear of
being stranded In a strange town! funds. 80 he
opened a bani account in every place he played. Any experl-
fenced traveller will sympathize with this man’s distaste for
running out of money away from home, But there Is a mich
better way of avoiding mich « situation than his method!

‘The safest plan is to buy Travellors Cheguen at the Bank
‘of Montreal before you leayé town. Inexpensive in price,
they can be cashed only by the person who purchased them.
‘That's because he signs each cheque as he buys it, and, for
comparison, signa again in the presence of the person who
leaghon It for him,

Any bank'in Canada and many stores and hotels will ne:
copt Bank of MontrealTravellers Cheques. Special cheques are
sold for the use of persons travelling abroad

Stait members of the White Rock Bank of Montreal will |
welcome your enquiries about this low-cost, high-safety ser
vice, says C, Wilbur Dawson, local manager. Drop in before
Teaving on your next trip and build up your peace/of mind by
putting your funds Into Travellers Cheques for only a few
cents,

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NOW OPEN!
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Phone W.R, 4511 Res.: WAR.

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j CLEARANCE SALE

way

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SUITS - BLOUSES — HATS

ALL GREATLY REDUCED

— SPECIAL —
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Stes 1

+ 498

to 16, Reg. Values to 14.95

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ON DISPLAY TODAY!

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