WHITE ROCK SUN 9 |W .R. Choral Group

! " e t Architect Suggested ae Wale toa eco:
By School Trustee Burrows

ety, at Crescent United Church
last Sabbath evening rendered
a Cantata “The Great Light” by
Binley Lyon under the baton of
the Rev. G. Splitt, accompanied
by Mrs, B. Fraser at the organ.
Recomifiendation by White new
‘Rock school trustee Jack Bur.
rows that District 36 investizate
employing a qualified architect | was made.
hhas been accepfed by the Board. The elementary rooms repre-
Mr. Burrows told the Board |sent a total cost of $488,304 or

The soloists were Miss Isobel
classroom were complete4
he felt the district would benc- | $15,259 per room while the jun-

or under construction at the
time the 1957 progress report

Splitt, contralto; two sopranos,
|Mesdames Myra Cooper and
Jean Heron; tenor, Richard Os- |
tendorf; bass, Bert Mansfield.
| Their rendition of this lovely
}musical gem made a profound

is impression on the audience
Zit from ‘a qualified expert to ior and senior classrooms cost | which won't be readily forgot-
advise on school building prob- | $474,300 or $16,560 a room. |ten.

Jems in view of the huge sums
of money being spent on such
buildings. e
The matter had come before
the Board last year and could
be considered now the 1958
committees had been appoint-
ed, Chairman Jim Dingwall an-
nounced.
1957 PROGRESS }
The Board learned 32 elemen-
tary and 29 junior and senior

Included in the program w. . ¥
the sixroom addition to Semi-|__ Time Permitted the group to

é partake of light refrehsments
Re ad yin the church hall ably served
Assigned to Rrchitecty this | by members of the W.F. ‘assist-
vear are a total of 117 73 ; ed by wives of the men’s club
POOMM the Baier: Gt which is |WHich organization under resi-
=, aioe net.| dent J. M. Singleton, sponsor- |
ae erate BOVE NCCE ca thin iatfore: Nox 1 Esthe Be |
rood

( season. |
Nearing completion are plans |

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for a 10-room addition to the | ees
Queen Elizabeth high school,

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White Rock To Enter |

. |Boundary Health Unit
White Rock Lawyer White Rock city will soon be |

Disbarred For Life legally a part of the Boundary |

A former White Rock lawyer Health Unit, Dr. H. K. Ken-
jis one of two men who have |nedy, unit director, said today.
jbeen disbarred for life in this! The city itself h completed
ning, Jan. 17 when almost 100 /province by the Benchers of | its part of the arrangements
Parishioners attended making |the Law Society of British Co- but it still remains for ail the

Holy: Trinity
Appoints Officers
The annual meeting of the |
Holy Trinity Church’ congrega-
tion was held on Friday eve-

THE SHOE BOX WILL SOON M
MORE CONVENIENT LOCATION AY ‘
1377 JOHNSTON RO

SHOE SALE

THIS WILL BE A STORE-WIDE SALE,
PAIR REDUCED TO CLEAR EVES

BOYS’ WOMEN’S CHILDREN’S Shoes
SEYELET Plastic Overshoes Straps, Oxfords
RUBBER BOOTS black oricleer gdh
grouped to clear
$1.99 $1.49 $2.79

MEN’S SHOES
Short lines
Grouped to clear .. $4.99

WOMEN’S DRESS and
WALKINNG SHOES
Priced to clear .... $3.99

the largest attendance on re- |I
record.

The Rey. E. Pitt
Spoke of the wonderful cooper-

been accomplished and of the
future needs of the parish. Ss.
Mention was also made of the

luumbia.
Harold MacKeen Bissett, who

Griffiths |until recently had his law. of-

fices on Buena Vista Avenue, |city, Dr.
ation and of the work that has |anq

Hugh T. Fitzsimmons of

Abbotsford were disbarred on |ynit have

‘aturday by the discipline com-

mittee of the benchers.

municipalities in the unit to
amend their bylaws to allow
for the inclusion of the new
Kennedy said. |
All services of the health |
een continued in the
during the period of re-

city
or;

THE SHOE BOX

Lloyd Lewis Opposit

e Bank of Montreal - Hilltop

nization, he pointed out

ta municipality has al-

approved the formal in-
ation to White Rock to join

s |the Health Unit which includes |
to account to |Surrey, Langley and Delta

for money of hers -

which he received, and ta

valuable assistance he had re-
Ceived from the Rev. H. Berry.
Mr. H. C.’ Cooke, people's
warden, gaye a report of the |S
year's work and of the steady
increase in membership.
Officers were appointed for
the ensuing year. The Rector
appointed Mr. W. P. Bishop a
his warden and lay reader.
By unanimous choice H. C.
Cooke was returned as people's

M. M. McFarlane, chairman
of the committee, said Mr. Bis
sett had been found

Land Rangers
Take First Aid

South Surrey Land Ra

e of her trust and
him to his own

immons disappeared in

fe ret St.
Yetre ; a small rented plane on a flight |il¥ Hatter
elegates to the Synod are. a 3 e e 5
Mess W. P Bishop, H. ¢. from Langley to Victoria last Shiels Be ae A ea
EW. P: rs Shields, 208 ow Road
Cooke, W. C. Revitt; alternates [December 12 January 20 es :
ee eats = e: pars +| The benchers ruling may be| The girls received first-aid
Sid Ice, M cae L. J, |*Ppealed to the B.C. Court of instruction from Miss Margaret
4 acne ae Messrs. grant McTavish and special guest
ir a S rown, R. H. Coo- | Commissioner Postill, present
sa - A. Morrison, Dr. E. P. Aca erate ed three service stars. |
a - Thorpe and A. J. People get the most kick out An: rls 15 or over are wel Ge
& illoughby. lof life who do the least kicking come to join this group.

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