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turkey dinner

The W.A. of the Church of
the Ascension, Crescent, met in
the hall on Tuesday, Oct. 13
afternoon for its regular month-
ly meeting with Mrs.
Stubbs, president, in the chair.
There was a large attendance,

Reports showed
turkey dinner
branch in the Legion Hall had
proved a great success socially
and financially.

that
held by

will be held on

for

Junior Auxilia

Refreshments
branch will attend
Beanery meeting to
at Langley. Mrs
charge of parce

Protective Compound

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A second din-
Friday
evening, November 6. The pres-
ident welcomed Miss Holdom,
who has just returned from In-
dia where she spent many years
as a missionary and is on &
visit to her brother, Canon M
W. Holdom and Mrs, Holdom,
before leaving :
where she plans.to retire.
Also welcomed by the pres-
ident was Mrs. Meadows, as @
new member.
Ballot papers were given out |
to be filled in and returned at)
the November meeting by the | otainer Celeste Evans, daugh
nominating committee.
Tentative date set for
Christmas tea and sale of
was Nov 27
ported on
work
Mrs. Crump announced that

q: "Little Helpers’ Party would

be held on October 29 when it “
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by Sylvia

marriage was solemnized by}
the Rev. A. R. Laing Friday
evening at the United Church
in White Rock, when Jean Eliza-
beth Walters exchanged vows
with Vincent Ernest Coyne, edi-
tor of the White Rock Sun.

The bride, a radiant figure
in a picturesque gown of deep
blue velvet, was given in mar-
riage by her father, and was
attended by her sister Miss
Barbara Walters, who looked
charming in a blue lace crea-
tion. Best man was Mr. John
Dicken and usher was Mr. John
Brown.

The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Walters
of this city and is a popular)

|

Celeste Evans |

now in London
Word from world-popular en-

Coyne-Walters exchange marriage
vows at quiet evening ceremony

A simple but deeply moving(member of the White

Walton

Rock
District Hospital staff. The
groom is the second son of Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Coyne of Ocean
Park.

A buffet supper and recep-
tion was held at the bride's
parents’ home, 15251 Washing-

ton Ave. Toast to the bride
was proposed by Mr. Douglas
McLean.

The happy couple left for a
short honeymoon south of the
border. They will take up res-
idence at Ocean Park

New instruction

at dance studio

Margaret Perry is pleased to
announce that owing to the
great demand for tap, acrobatic
and musical comedy dancing,

instruction classes will com-
mence in these dances this
week.

ter of Mr. and Mrs W. H
Thrift Road, indicates
he is well again after a bout
with illness which hospitalized
her for two and one _ half
weeks in London.

She has just completed a tour
of Greenland and a European
tour including the Gaza Strip

jand five
back

days in Sweden
in London again

She |
pre

to be| Crescent PTA

sent to missionaries in outlying

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| At the September meeting of
|the PTA of Crescent Park
|School, Mr. D. R. Flawith, the

|new president, was in the chair
Plans were discussed for the
projects and work to be ac
complished for the coming year

Rey. G. A. Affleck, minister

pooldeby of the Crescent United Church
| Calvin Hardware gaye an interesting address of
14961 WASHINGTON AVE. [ies WI 8-9677| the missionary work being done
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! |was stationed there for many
|years

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A large number of teachers |
and parents were present |
| The PTA meetings will be|
held on the fourth Tuesday of

each month. At the October |
meeting the B.C. Electric will|
show fi of Banff,
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Columbia |
Mrs, D. R. Flawith, program
conyenor, together with the}
members of the P’ will make |

plans for the fall fair and are
|working hard to make the soc
ial events interesting for the
|coming term

Thrift Elementary
to form new PTA |

An organizational meeting of
the new PTA being formed for
the Thrift Elementary and
White Rock Junior High School
will be held in the Junior High
School on Wednesday, October
128 at 6 p.m

On hand for the occasion will
be Mrs Zelmer, chairman of
the B.C. Parent Teacher Federa-
tion and Mr. Feney, second vice
president of the Surrey PTA
| Couneil

It is expected a slate of of
ficers will be elected

The executive of the White
Rock PTA voted to send a
thank you card to Mrs, Natalie
Logano and Mrs. Eeles, who
have left the group to attend
jthe new Thrift PTA because
\of the fact their children haye
been moved to that particular
school, and to Mrs. Kenneth
Conibear,- past secretary. All
three haye made a_ splendid
contribution to the success of
\the White Rock PTA

Splendid attendance

at Rebekah bazaar

Mrs. Doris Nott, District Dep:
uty President of the Rebekah
Assembly officially opened the
annual fall bazaar — sponsored
by the group, The colorful af-
fair was held in the Silver Moon
banquet room on Saturday,
October 17 at 2 p.m

Hallowe'en motifs,

oveasion.
Mrs.
eral conyenor,

cake; Mrs. Ida Hansen
table cloth; Mrs, Dorothy An
derson the dol land Mrs. Bessie
Friemark, the door prize,

A splendid

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adorned the room for the happy
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Mrs, Sally Hartnell won the
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Miss Perry has studied these
subjects extensi and gain-
ed her qualifications for them
during her training in London
England

She is also pleased to say
that the classes in ballet, RAD, |
Greek and Health and Beauty
are filling up quickly and reg-
istrations are taken daily.
| Miss Perry can be reached
at WI 8-0811

Four generations

attend christening
Four generations were pres:
at the christening of the
five-month-old son of Mr. and |
\Mrs. Thomas Currie of North
Surrey, at the ceremony at St
Andrews United Church, Whal.
ley

Rey. Mr. W. Seleer officiated
at the morning ceremony on
October 11. |

The little boy received the}
names Thomas Gordon. His
aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs.
lames Englisk of ‘Chilliwack
were his godparents

Maternal parents, Mr
and Mrs. James English of
Chilliwack were present. On
the paternal side, two great-|
grandjnothers tended. They
wre Mrs. G. Bassingthwaite of
Vancouver and Mrs. M. Currie
of Sunnyside

if Mr. and Mrs
GR. Currie of Sunnyside and

rie made up the family group |
A buffet dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Currie took
place after the ceremony.

Around Town |

A party at the Peace Arch |
highlighted the birthday cele:
brations of six-year-old Cleve|
Bevans, son of Mr. and Mrs.|
W. Bevans, 966 Keil Street,
Saturday, when he and _ his
brothers and sisters and five
invited guests frolicked amongst |

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the falling leaves of the Inter-
national garden.
Hot dogs, chocolate cake and
milk shakes rounded out the
happy affair. Guests included |
his brothers and sisters, Terry,
Susan, Clinton and Christine, as
well as Allan and Nancy Han-}|
nusch, Wendy and Blaine Ken-
dall and Patsy Graham
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A trip to Stanley Park with
four of his pals marked the |
10th birthday celebrations of
Ken Stewart, 1272 Merklin St, |
when Doug Paterson, Richard |
Thorpe, Larry Stavness and
Douglas Browne accompanied |
him on Saturday, October 17

Crescent Beach
The regular meeting of the |
adies Auxiliary to Canadian
Legion No. 240 will be held on
Thursday afternoon, October
22 for this month only, The
November meeting will be held
on the second Thursday, Nom-
inations of officers will be held

and all members are urged to
attend

Crescent Canadian Legion No.
240 will hold its second annual
Smorgasbord on Friday evening,
October 23 from 6 to 8 pm. in
the Legion Hall

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The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Canadian Legion Branch No, 240
will hold a Hawaiian night on
Friday evening, October 30 at
8 pin, featuring dancing and
singing and also films will be
shown.

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