‘ To Start Sunday
‘The swim classes undor tho joint
‘sponsorship of the Vancouver Suu
‘and Canadian Logion, will bogin
season's work on Sunday,
July 6 Classes are free to all!
children and will bo held very
Sunday. Children wishing to enrol
mre asked to contact Canadlan Le
iglon officials as soon ax possible,

Surrey Roads
Receive Attention)

Surrey road surfacing program|
fs pow well under way. Work has|
commenced dh the McLellan Road
and Johnson Road, with the White)
Rock-Crescent Marine Drive to fol-
low, possibly this week or first of

Ratepayers Plan
Turned Down
By Council

Councillor 'T. Binnie proposad at
Surrey council meeting that the
counell take steps to have the fs:
cal yoar end on October $1, The
suggestion arose from ~ resolution
of White Rock Ratepayers’ Associa-
tlon requesting that a financial
statement be issued before the an-
nual election, With the election
fn December, and the fiyeal year
ending on Decomber 31, this is im-
possible. Formerly the election was
held annually in January. Reeve
J. 7. Brown agreed with the con-
tention that there should be a fin-
ancial statement available before

|the election, but as matters now
stand he could not see what could

next week.
A section of Buena Vista Avenue]

be done about it. To end the fiscal
r on October 31 1s impracticable

Will also be olled. This plece of from an administrative point of
road work will be flnanced through |yiew, ‘The council rejected Coun-
the co-operation of property owners e{tlor Binnie’s plan.

and the municipality on

a local |
improvement scheme.

Water Company
Deepening Well

The Water Works Company
thelr well drilling machine in oper-
ation, deepening one of the wells
at the pump house. The well is
down 125 feet and officials state
that they expect to co mich de
before reaching aheay

Of Vancouver, |
in White Rock}
ees, Mrs. An-
nd at the home
and Mrs. W. J. Moffat, and|
Dominion holi with
Mra. W. B. Anderson, Juan

Day

1
{ tarnetl

| Bulldozer at Work

‘The bulldozer has been working

on Kent Road finishing the grading
and levelling between Pacifle and
| Columbia Avenu
Dominion Day visitors had an un
sual thrjll watchin achool of
black fish off the Pi

. Winch of Van-
ghter Joy, have re-
darter’ Spending a
at the BE.

tome
vacation
Winch home on Victoria Avenue.

month's

The r monthly meeting of
the White Rock branch of the Can-
idian Red Cross will meet in the
White Rock Hotel on Tuesday, July
§, at 8 pan.

__ White Rock, B.C.,

One of the math attractionn at|
thin year's V.O.N, garden

the hand-made secretary and benc
displayed in David Hughe:
‘The desk was donated to the Y.
N. by Mr. David Campbell, Curtis
Road, who makes a hobby of farni-
ture building. Not only is this desk!
hand made, but built of cedar
srown on Mr, Campbell's place,

Many Guests
Registered At
Pier Camp

Captain E.S. Brand, R.N.

Director of Naval Intelli-
gence, Department of Nayal
Affairs.

Amongst the guests holidaying at
Bradshaw's park are the following:
Misses Lotise and Jean Hay, Joan
Bird and Lois Daly, all of Haney;
Harold MacDonald of Victoria; D.
‘. Boone and M. J. Bascombe, both
stationed with the R.C.N, at Béqui-
malt; Margaret Seymour and Elsie
Stalt of Lynn Valley; Mr. and Mrs.
W. Crutchley of Vancouver; Mr.
and Mrs, S. Evans and family of}
North Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. D.|
P, White of Vancouver; Captain
Mepham of North Vancouver; Mrs.
Caroline Edmonds, Rene Adrienne,
June Wells, Ruth Horton and Vio-
let Fellows, all of New Westmins-
ter; Mr, and Mrs. B, Bray and fam-
ily of Murrayville, and Mrs. E.
Smith of Vancouver,

Seabrook---Sharp

A quiet wedding took place Fri
day, June 27, at 8 p.m. in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Coldecbank
when Margaret Priscilla, the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Sharp, became the bride of Freder
ick, third son of Mr. and Mrs. P.
S, Seabrook of North Bend. Wash
The ceremony was performed by
Rey. W. C. Frank before a flower:
banked fireplace.

The bride was wearing a lilacand
deep violet redingote with matching
violet hat and Beige accessories.
Her corsage was of pink rosebuds
and sweet peas.

The matron of honor was Mrs.
H. D. Abbott, who chose an apple
blossom green jacket dress with
beige accessories, with a corsage of
pink carnations. Mr. James Sharp,
brother of the bride, was the best
man.

Mr, and Mrs. A, V. Sharp re-
ceived, the latter wearing a navy
sheer redingote and navy hat.

Those assisting at the reception
Mrs, W.L, Calderbank and
Mrs. R.L. Merklin.

For her honeymoon to Vancouver
Island the bride donned a beige top
coat over ber wedding ensemble,

Obituary

Leake—Passed away at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs, B. Fry-
er, 5916 St. Margaret's St., June 30,
Frances A, Leake, in her 67th year,
late of White Rock, Survived by 1
daughter, Mrs. E. Fryer, 1 son,
Joseph, Vancouver, 1 sister, Mrs. F.
Foster, Oak Bay, Victoria,

Funeral services were held Wed-
nesday, July 2, at Surrey Centre
cemetery.

Wilfred William Wheatley

Wilfred William Wheatley, pass:
ed away suddefily at his bome on
Findley street Tuesday, July Ist

The deceased was born in Lon-
Miss Suel of Winnipeg, is the} don, England, 78 years ago and had
guest of her friend, Mrs, W. 8.!been resident in White Rock for

bi ast

party at} Ps
Ocean Park will be the drawing for’ by

Sunday,
office,| Reeve Brown 4
.0,| Penny on the trail,

KB

Bus Transportation
To V.O.N. Party

‘The school bus will piek up pana:
Snkers going to the V.O.N, garden
party at Mrs, Wallace's home iat
Ocean Park on Wednesday, July 9,
Commencing its route to Huzel-
mere, It will make stops at Peter's”
Garage, the White Rock Hotel, the. _
Post Office and Coldfeutt’s Villas.
It will be at the Post Office at about.

15,

Newsettes

The drawing of the winning tle-
ket for the Winston Churchill Mug
took place on June 23 at the regu-
lar meeting of the local association
of Girl Guides. The lucky winner
was little Lilly Coon, A vote of
thanks was extended to Mr. W. J.
Barge for his kind donation.

Mrs. McIntyre of Vancouver, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. B, Day.

Mrs. George Hardy of Oakwood,
Ont, is visiting at the home of her
brother and sister-inlaw, Rev. and
Mrs. F. Hardy.

Miss Florence Aitken and Miss
Judy Edwardson left Tuesday for
Vancouver, where they will attend
business school.

The local troop, Legion of Fron-
tiersmen, accompanied by Fron-
tiersmen from other Fraser Valley
points, picnicked at Harrison Lake
last Sunday,

Miss Joan Hanslow returned
Wednesday to her duties at the In-
fants’ Hospital in Vancouver, after
spending the Dominion Day holiday
with her parents,

Miss Joyce Goggs has received »
word from the Toronto Conserva-
tory of Music, that she bas been
successful in the recent planoforte
examination held in Vancouver,
passing with honors.

gare the past 17 years Surviving bim is
his wife.

Funeral services were held on
Thursday, at 3.30 p.m. at the Clov-

erdale chapel of S, Bowell & Son.
burch)
th

Mr, and Mrs, Wrighitman of Ver-
non, are amongst the guests at the
Bench Apartments,

Mins Marjorlo Gogés of Vancou-| Interment took place Christ chur
ver, spent the hollday weekend at}churchyard, Surrey Centre wi
the home of her parents, Rev. W.R, Jeffcott officiating.

———

Miss Glady Adolphe ts employed)
adner Lanmber Co.
—

——- Mlve Margaret Laing of Vancou:|
Milun Fillingor of Nanaimo, 1. ©} yor, was tho recent guest of her
and a formor resident of White} cousin, Mra. 1. Blumore.

Tock, spent Hunday at tho home of
her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lashloy,
Blayto Tond.

Mr, B. B. Barnett, North Bluff
oud, left on Wednesday for his
home at Winter, Sask, called there pat the 1
on account of Iinem,

The Fort La
Church held the

‘seems 40 happy over there—when the an-|ha» returned to bia homo,

‘Mr. Peter Flinn of Carlito,
Hotlday.
eh

rie
seine gsc Senee

Harold Macdonald, who for
past threo years has been employed
as assistant manager of the Nation-
al Rollor Gardons at Victoria, bas
arrived in White Rock ee:
same duties at Ed,

‘yor, nt
Beach