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who represented the U.S. | Nikolai Kominski.

Graduates

You will find exceptional employment

opportunities in the Royal Bank

FACTS THAT SPELL “OPPORTUNITY”
FOR YOUNG MEN WITH AMBITION

J. The “Royal” is North America’s fourth largest bank.
More than 900 branches are in operation and new ones
‘are being opened all the time, During the past five
years we have opened 133 new branches, each one
treating new managerial Poors ... and resulting
promotions for young Royal Bankers.

2. “Influence” plays no we in advancement at the
Royal Bank. Our senior officers from the Chairman and
President on down started’ as
‘and advanced on merit alone.

3. Home study banking courses are available to all staff
members. Successful candidate ince quickly. Prac-
tical experience plus the banking course is equivalent to
@ university course in Commerce,

juniors in small branches

4. For young men interested in gaining international
banking experience, the Royal Bank has over 80
branches abroad ... in New York, London, Paris,
Central and South America, Cuba and the West Indies.

5, We have gencrous pension plans that compare with
the best, as well as group, health and hospital insurance,
at low cost to employees,

Get our booklet “Your Future in Banking” at your
local branch or write Head Office for a copy.

THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
Canada’s Largest Bank

Rarely lingers
in the glass:..
it’s too good
to simply stand
there.

FOR FREE DELIVERY

coerce: Caledonian Society Hears

“SB. Penitentiary Speaker

chairman Henry
Sottveidt expects to have his
entry list completed by the Ap- an
ril 15 deadline. Only world-

who

turned |

~, | tendered to all who helped its SUNNYSIDE NEWS

April meeting of the St. An-| son as piano accompanist and
‘ows and Caledonian Society | director.

for the Lower Fraser Valley | Soloists were Miss Kathleen
Collins, Mrs. Alec Herron, Mrs.
Bert Donaldson, The duet was
sung by Mrs. Bert Dencldso.
and Mrs, Ina Rankin.

tel on Thursday, April 3.

‘The auxiliary reported on the
success of the bazaar and tea
held March 22 and thanks were

favorable oO ae naik eT a Mr. and Mrs. Oril Desautels

b Be eneaTaaraute of Johnston Road had as guests

y Grant, a W: 1

B.C. Penitentiary. Preconceiv- Petia hg tenaeite |
led ideas on the part of the pub-| 111, of ee |
“Tic toward the inmates who are ores New Tae |
‘| there for two reasons; felony]? a: ; 3
Jand reformation was his main Wis) Missedileaa Deseuier also

theme. Reformation is achiev: | area

ed by education toward a chos- Mra. John' Murray of Sunny;

en career, ho sald, |. |side who has been enjoying @
J chese ss educations * holiday. with relatives in C

ea atl a or fornia has returned home again.
pampering i al: eee
| most all cases these courses Te-| He Crossroad
a M : e s group of the

establish a man for a better write Rock Hospital Auxiliary
life in the outside world The will hold their April meeting at
| alternative would be a return to I the Home aRoatrs Elizabeth
ia SEE Eee Stanentrttc /Johnson, Johnston Road, on
| group was privileged to lsten | AP 14, at oi pm
| : ve eotlos | Meet at 3 p.m. Friday April 4, 1 1 on:
and shot PRR at Sunnyside United Church. | LOCAL AUTD. AND HOME OWNERS
ang 8 QUELLE a"|The Garden Club meets that 15-16p

SEs? ee same evening in the Church.

Wild Flowers Discussed | —— ae aE a
At P.A. Garden Club

The International Peach Arch
garden club was addressed by
Gordon Curzon of the Birch
wood garden club, on the wild
flowers of the Pacific North |
West. |

He showed a collection from |
a one day hike on the Border
\country with 18 specimens of
the three thousand listed vari-
etics.

These plants ranged from the
Salal to the chocolate and Eas-
ter lily which belong in the
fritilia group, both of which are
becoming rare. Mr. Curzon said
the victims of pickers who do
not appreciate the fact that it
takes five years to mature from
seed.

Mrs. H. Johnson gaye a brief) §
talk on Gladioli. i

The parlor show was judged
by Mr. Albert Porter. and in
cluded perennials flowering
shrubs and daffodils.

High points went to Mrs. H.
E. Skelton and Mrs. Eddie John
son

The basket arrangements were
| beautiful and one was disqual
lified for not using a basket for
a base. Mrs. Avery Saunders
won high points with Mrs. Hul
| dor Johnson a close second

The no noints table hnd some
fine enecimene of
doffodils 1! named They rane
ed from white to golden and in-
eluded ane that looked like 2
double Camelia
| The next mecting Mav 6th. |
| will have a talk on Dahiric bv |
|Mr .A. Montour of the Pe
Arch Park A enecial attraction
will be spring flowers

INSURANCE CO,
AGENT

George Weaver
WILL BE IN
WHITE ROCK

Simpsons-Sears Order Office
Johnston Road

EVERY
WEDNESDAY

NATURAL GAS :
Heats this 5-room house
Cooks the meals and

Provides Hot Water

for $13.18 per month* ;

tenes of

: Automatic Natural Gas will giv i

E give you the same economical
DOUGLAS NEWS service i ; =“
See ae EE ervice in your home. It can also give you freedom from
of Cumberland were »

itors at Outal . H i i
Heecurimerandt areca wats at carrying fuel or shovelling ashes, thermostatic heat control, f
Dufferin Road £ ilter ir
a a ee clean, filtered air and more space for storage. t
the Peace Park Drive celehrot- i
ed their 28th wedding anniver- | ad
sary on April 2 | Fone
ake kie: ror a free, accurate estimate on the cost of heati: home with
| on | 8 cost 0} ing your fast, #
|_ Mr, ©. Birch and family from | ei i i x
gt, S Birch and tamity tram depenitatl, safe Natural Gas, call the Heating Advisory Service of
jaunt, Mrs. Crosfield, at Easter, | fore Bay .
scone
A cord of symvathy will ho |
sent to'Mr. and Mrs. S. V
| Haight by the Internationa gar- |
|den club. both who are mom-
|bers. wishing Sam Haight a
\ speedy recovery.

In Greater Vancouver, call MUtual 3-6757
& Inthe Fraser Valley, call

Pt | w your district B.C. Electric Office.
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| White Rack Color Photogra- 45 s S
|phy Club will hold their romular St Ch)
meeting on Frifay. April 11, at| i)
|8 mm. in the Library. é

Photoorenh- Cluh

B.C, ELECTRIC

WI, 8-96" | The program will consist of * ‘monthl; based bills yer
st) {the abomanes the renulls of | aren ane yicost on actual gas bills over a 12-month periods
ithe Ctul 2 a) ;
THE CARLING sitwtaits tc) LiMiTED Bi ea MIRE eee ean
7 (formerly Vancouver Brewerles Ltd) | instruction set and members Be :
er ee ae 10 minutemby Mr. Cobb” me
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INSTALL NATURAL. GAS HEATING Ag

MAKE NO PAYMENTS UNTIL OCTO
FOR FULL INFORMATION SEE YOUR NATURAL C

Mr. FP. RB Pearson, who was
& patient in the Royal Colum-
bian Hospital has returned to
his Stayte Road home where he
is recuperating.

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