Vol. 3. No. 43

Pro Rec Notes

By Pro Rec Reporter

Classes of the Pro Rec tant
Thursday and Monday were very
well attended, ‘The women and
girls think their Instructor (Mary
Lamb) Is tops, oach class night whe
hos something now to teach thom.
Some residents have all kinds of
‘excuses, for not attonding thexe
‘classoa, {ts elther too tired, too
fat or too thin or (oo far to walk,
but honestly, you don't know what
you're misaing In this good clean
healthy sport, You want to see
some of our White Rock %
going the paces In exorclsex and
tumbling. Thero were 57 women

and girls taking paxt last Thursday |

and 48 on Monday, Instructor Jy
Smurthwalte put hia boys through
some sort of wrestling exercise, jiu
fitsu they call it, but oh how they
enjoyed it. Some of you father
who don't attend Pro
about getting down to
these exercises with your boys
“On Monday, November 3, pic-|
tures will be shown of the work of
Pro Rec, so then will be the chance
of everyone to see,
mission charge will be taken at the
door. Remember, Monday, Novem-)
ber 3, at S pm. Members please
be on time for class nights, $ p.m.
sharp.

Ree, how)
some of

ae

These are a few of the purposes
of the movemegt:

1. To supply useful recreation by
giving the participants different ac-
tivities that do them good.

2 Give members greater agility
and flexibility of Joints,

3 Make members more all -|
around healthy.

The activities:

1, Fundamental exercises, a com-

ination of Danish, Swedish, Eng-
lish and many other types

2. Mat Tumbling,

$. Box work or yaulting horse.

4. Passive exercises, a muscle
builder.

‘These are the main activities, in-
eluded also are folk dancing for
ladies, club swinging for both
Sexes, weight lifting for, men, jiu-
jitsu and fencing.

Over one hundred students of the
Semiahmoo Junior - Senior High
School have had an enforced holi-
day during the past week, owing to
reports of @ case of spinal menin-
gitis.

‘The quarantine affects only the
students travelling to school {n the!
bus.

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The Ladiow’ Auxiliary to the Army
& Navy Veterans, Surrey Unit
46, White Rock, are hola
first bazaar on Wednesday, Noven
ber 5, in the Veterans’ hall, begin
ning at 2 p.m. The ladiex are offer.
ing for sale a cholce Jot ot gar
ments, including dresses for amall
children, school agox and grown
‘Ups, as well a8 an assortment of
fancy work and noyeltion, Thero
will be home cooking, lbeluding
buns, bread, cake cookles, ples
and candy. Tea will bo parved
during the afternoon, ‘The sale will
continue throughout the day

Mra, Tom Reld will officlate at
‘the opening of the affair,

ASE eee
‘Major und Mra. 7, ¢, Goldamith,
a former residents of White Rock,

ie pss tn Vancouver, wore sun-
at the home of Mr. and
‘Mra, H, Davie, Columbia Avenue,

A small ad-|*

Mew Gap Club
Organized

A well attondod mooting was
held at the home of Mr, and Mra.
Coons, Martin . to diners the

Moni
report that all members

their tests,

passed

Le if
Imperial Leader |

A highly important and
ing radio serial is about to start
CKWX and shorty fon
program fs called
Jer” —based on the
git Honorable

ater’

ov st
CKFX
mpe
life story of the Rig
Winston Churchill,

Winston Spencer. Churchill,
land's “man of the hour,
come our Imperial Leader simply
because throughout his entire If
he has studied for the Job. Ay a
little boy, he expressed his ambi-
tion to his father, Lord Randolph
Churchill. Today, we know him
England's fighting Prime Minis
ause Mr. Churchill has b
il figure in so many E

has

a
r.|

empire
fon, “Im-
In fact a “march
of the Twentieth Century
Commonwealth

Leader” will be heard
, Wednesday and F
pm. over CKWX (980
08 meg.) sta
Noyemibe

British
“Tmnperii
y Mondi
day at 4

and
ing Monday,

White Rocky B. C.,

!silk comforter raffle, be

THE SEMIAHMOO SUN

A ProcressivE NewspapPer IN A Procressive District

Friday, October 31

Excerpts of Letters

From Boy Overseas

} (The following are exeurpis from
Iottors recelved from Pte, J, Baker
who Ji a Hospital pallynt in Eng

it doca me, ‘They never say much,

just carry on.

“On Friday I had a relapse; my >

in|
n& more abundant!
dered back to bed.

m had by

I wish I k

me, The was
July 30 and here it is Septemh
6, and I am getting so sick of h
als, and what Is worse, I h
dno Canadian mafl for w

operation

ndance of Jmempe

regular m

ected, discharg- |
I was or-

=| ee
what is wrong, for ft §% beginning}

» 1941 $1.00 per year, 5 cents Single copy

|
Fleetwood Starts V Bundles \Pro Recs Secure

FE et nT eeeciihe Gy| SBE SCHOON Gx nu

nV" Bundion. ‘This group of Jadien| Pro Tec open house will be held
11s vory much Interested tn the|tn the JuntorSentor igh school
work and hope to get wtarted, The| auditorium on Monday evening,

pouibilittoa of forming w oribbaxo land, Jim was fnjurod recently dur-| Fleetwood orgunization donated | November 3, and not In the Legion
club among tho rosldents of tho Ing an wr rald, Hie arm wax fn-! hand-made comfortor, to be includ-|hall a9 previously scheduled,
Upper part of town, Te wan unank | sured nnd hax stubboraly: retuked | od in tho White Rock “VY? bundles! Since tha Inauguration of the
mously deolded to form the elub,! to heal, shipment clinsos, Laglon officials have seen
Under tho tte of the Quality Hi) “I loft Taplow Hospital on Aug. e C. — | tha necessity ot nding larger quar!
Cribbage Club, ust 20 and! that night arrived at tors for (Ha classes)

NeW; Astiton wae olocted proat-| tho new Canadian hospital, nt: Bir. V.O.N. to Arrange With this view jn mind the Pro
Went, with Mr, Coons os recording mingham. ‘The hoxpltil Is not as ty tee committco fas been is touche
neorotary-treasurer For tho time) nice as Taplow, althouy Christmas Treat with the School Board) endeavopidg”

until chib-room {x allowed moro Mberty. 1 was ott to make arrangement (id vise
deelded upo b will moot! every day from 120 to 10. p.m.| Regular meeting of the P/T.A.)or the High School gym, and on
weekly at the homes of the mem: ‘The busos never charged ua when; Will be held in the United church] Wednesday, following septa
bors we rode on them and ono cinema) hall on Wednosd ember | sith the hoard, President Poley re

‘Tho first meeting will be at the never charges ux anytithe when we] at 8 pm. Mrs, Pattivon, newly! ports that the auditorium has been
homo {ft Road, go to see a show. J elected vice-president, will conduct] yeoured for the Monday night show
on W 5. | “T did not ike Birmingham very | the meeting, {th good possibilities of the
| the bers en- nitich, it was dirty and erowded as|  Arrangen 1 10 rastumt) helng hie Gaereament nepiene
rolled yrs In! all manufacturing cltfea are, But] hold a tea to 6 tO pro-lfor the Pro Ree clans
the district are invited. its people were beautiful, as they | vide public with a

lhaye stood up so maguificently to} Christmas treat. Arra nts pt. John Hunter, “B" Coy.,
fibers of the Semiahmoo Nur- the terrible bombing, Nearly every tls pending for a big Christmas| Westminster regiment, left Thurs-

g Division of the St. John's Am- third building in the celtre of the} tree and concert to be held in the}day to attend two weeks" officers”
bulance Brigade an-" city js in ruins, | knowdt must af-, Public school, some time during the | training course at G:
nual ct English people evet more than| Christmas season, |p his

The P-TVA. tea, to ha
|at the’ home of Mrs. J. 0. Le¢

nes will a

High School News

| The last two weeks
ditional mp ents in both the

boy

2 boon held |
has

n postponed until early
will be held
hh

and

e seen ad-

Full particu:
fathers, bu

of members,

and girl

bands, brother:

sons of members of Unit he | are both organi:

Army and Navy Vets,, and Ladies’ larly.
ve | Auxillary, who are serving in the e whole school Is enthustastie
active forces, muxt be in hands of| Over the Red Cross, and once #

;| week an hour Is devo
Red Cross work.
} While the girl

the secretary, R. J. Oswald, 1
vember 5 at the latest.

te In order th,

Please

cé‘ope

sAErOtntt Ladies'| Will receive their Christm Red Cross, the boys are
B oH enthy about football
Auxillary Veterans’ Hall on) pare peepee hss es
ri Pinal, plang were| The first meeting of the People's| Last avy Week, really
Sagar atdlkc1o Victory Campaign Committer went over with a b:
Nite to be held on N held at the home of Tom Binnie on] ing & member of ever

mber

‘The treasur proo
requested that all books for the
handed in
November 3,

Mr, A. J.

of Moose
n, paid a surprise
visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Benetton of Thrift Road,
Mr. Wickens, who is Vice-Presl-
dent of the Saskatchewan Bar’ As:
as returning fron
official trip to Victoria.

sociation,

a

|

October 1 article on
his respeetive cla
Jone donated somethin

quently, 2 number of navy buttons

The follows office
Binnie, Chair
Craigle, Vice-Chal
1 Lowery, Secretary
2 wer
‘These past few weeks, Mrs. Fin-

were elec
man; Willi
man; St

Tom

fven out.

treasu

Thore was a large attendance
Jand the policy of the People's Vie-|Jalson has been substituting for
5 dis-| Miss Sovereign, one of the Junior

|tory Ca

mpaign Committee wi
along the lines of an all-out

Miss Sover-

High School teachers.

| war effort and how best to do this.|eisn {8 recuperating, In Alberta,
It was decided to work along with | from cent illness, and we all
|the Junior Chamber of Commerce] sincerely hope that she will be

jin setting up a blood donation cen-| back with us soon,

in Surrey and all members yol-|
ed their blood when a
ments are mad

Annual meeting and! banquet of
the Semiahmoo Lawn Bowling Club
will be held at the White Rock
A successful silver ten was héld|Lodge on Wednesday, November
at the home of Mrs, W. Caldorbank| 12 beginning at 6 p.m.

‘on Wednesday, in ald of the United

unte

Word bas received By Nr.

Church doflelt.
Mrs. Caldert received: the |@"d Mrs. E, that their
guckte,, Mra J nd Mra, {£04 Peter, who has been taking a
Merktin pr TS ‘course at Trento s been
©. Ri Merkin prealded ut the urne,| CUTS? at Trenton, Ont., has de
Servituers were Mra, I vis, Afra, [Promoted to corporal with the Ry

| OAR

HD, Abbott and Mrs. W. Mitchell

Mra. F. Partlo of Cloverdal of os
fered noveral vocal solos, accom W eterans Carnival
1 by Mrs. Jack Idler at the

To Be Galla Affair

Wednonday evening, November
5 Is the big Klondyke Carnival nite.
The program includes dance hall
ris, prospectors, miners, devices,
oti, ote. A aller spoon with a
onuine Kiondyke gold nagget on
the gold plated handle will be auc
tore by Liou Atwell of Ocoan) toned to the highest bidder A
Park, who gaye the boys a talk on} tovely wilk bedspread and a bewi-
astronomy - titul hand-worked Inen tablecloth
will bo drawn for,

Splendid prizes will be awarded

White Rock Boy Scouty began
tMholr 194142 season activities on
day evening at the Masonite hall
©, Lee conducting the mostiny
the Absiee of Rod Down
Height of te evening was a

The Army Navy Veterans, \Whito
Rook Unit, and Ladies’ Auxillary] te the lady and gent wearing the
Will Hold a Remembrance Day pa-| moxt appropriate dress of 1898, So
rade on Thexday, November 11, The} come on. you old timers, get out
Voty, wit fall tn at tho Army &| your frills and ribbons, long skirts
Nayy hall at 1015 am. parading} and hard hats, ete. and jotn in a
to the Anglican Church hall where] pat good time In the old fashioned
horvices commence at 1045 a.m.] way,
Herets and medals wilt be worn! Don't forget—Army & Navy

An Invitation In extended to all] hath, next Wednesday
citinenn (0 Uke part,