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CHURCHES

WHITE ROCK BAPTIST
CHUECH. |
Nichol Zoad and Coldicutt |
Rev. .. L. Sloat, D.D.
Minister.
9.45 am.: Sunday School.
31 am. Morning worship. |
7.30 pm.: Evening Worship.
You are invited to come Ww!
us, Saturday, June 23, Sunday
School and Congregational Pic-
4 nic to Peace Arch Park (Amer-
jean side), meet at Church at
1 am.

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CHRISTIAN SCLENCE |

Eas Hie eas | You ere invited to worebip| win pe games and contests for |Campaign Reaches |
Corner o an ite lwith us, childre: | >
7, RP ea Ir jehildren and adults, _ $41,000 Mark |
aw Ee cee | Lutherans from White Rock,| "7 A ;
Stade Serio ai’ am WHITE ROCK jCloverdale, Langley, Aldergrove, ||. Ree ; ited Ch | sy
undsy S : oa, PENTECOSTAL CHURCH and other pointa are expected |the White Rock United Churc -
Wednesday evening meeting | LOS CHU | is back, ma, |! S0ing forward to a success-|
every 2nd and sth Wednesday Half Block trom Bus Depot |to attend. Peter Balback, Ed.) - i Cwicecs of the church |
Rie nes | eaeGacasni Ave. [Enders, and Chas, Colibaba are |r isis, officers of the church | PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
The Bible and authorizea/ Rev. E P. Funk, Minister |0n the committee in charge of Raines aig ae : BANE a ©
Constian Science Literature| Sunday School: 10 a.m. arrangements. of weeks ago, with an attend—
may be borrowed after each] Morning Devotion. 11 am. In case of rain, the regular

service. Free literature mailed |
upon request.

How Christian Science Heals

“PREEDOM FROM
THE DESIRE FOR
ALCOHOL”

KV. 570 ke, Sunday. 10.15 am.
Standard Time,
OFUN—1i10 ke. sunday
54 am

@ON LUTHKAN CHUKCH.|
CLO) BHUALE

Pacitic Highway, Cloverdale.
Sunday. |
The annual picnic will be

held at Fleetwood Park with!
@n outdoor service in English |
beginning at 11 am.

There will be no German ser-
vice this Sunday and no Sunday ,
School. In case of rain, the ser-
Vices will be as usual.

10 am: Bunday School

10 am: Service in German.

21.45 am.: Service in English. |

i. H. Gterach, Pastor,
Phone: Clov. 2-2366,

CRESCENT UNITED
CHURCH
; Bev. W. B. Willan, DD.
Minister.
Sunday, June 24th,* 1956
Sunday School: 10 am.
Morning Worship: 11 am.
Communion Service,
Explorers Monday, 4 p.m.
CGLT. Monday, 7 pn.
Junior Choir. Thursday, 7 p.m.

BILLTOP GOSPEL CHAPEL
Corner Thrift and Foster,
Regular meetings

yovides, Jesus is that shepherd. Can
Jesus makes my heart rejoice,
Ym His sheep and know His voice;

man
vices.

|Presentation of prizes.

Thanksgiving Service.
Thank We all Our God,”

gregational meeting.

Spiritualists Elect
Mrs. Rees Morgan,

\Rock was elected a trustee of
|the Provincial Branch of
National Spiritualist

|Mra. J. Taylor,
trustes.

i} not want.” A
Loni is my shepherd, I shall
soe fone who cares, onc who guides, protects,

you sibg:

and gracious,

And His pastures are delicious;
Constant love to me He shows,
Yes, my very name He knows,

Trusting His mild staff always,

I go in and out in peace;

He will feed me with the treasure
Of His grace in richest measure;
When atbirst to Him I cry,
(Living water He'll supply.

Should not I for gladness leap,

Led by Jesus as His sheep?

For when these blest days are over,
‘To the arms of my dear Saviour
J shall be conveyed to rest:

Amen, yea, my lot is biext.

EPP LPP LID LIIII

THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

er “United States" for the Old

IN CANADA Country.
WHITE ROGK One of Mrs. Cosens’ special
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | missions is to visit the grave of |

Campbell River Road (at
Semiahmoo Park)

Public Worship: 11 am. was shot down on a return trip |
Church School: 945 am. from Germany in December, |
Choir Practice: Thursday: | 1943.

Senior Obotr: 8 p.m. |
“Worship With Us"
Rev. ©. R. Talbet, B.A.
Minister.
see |
EVANGELICAL FREE
OHURCH
Pacific and “F" Streets
Pastor: H. J. Westman |
W.R. 4-7491.
Sunday School, 9.45
A class for every age.

am |

Laid to Rest

JONES: Minnie FE, Jones, 863
Maple Street, beloved wife of
David Jones, called home on
Thursday, June 14, in her 75th
year in the White Rock Hos—
pital. Survived by five daugh—
ters, Mrs. Fred (Mona) Jarnell,’
Vancouver; Mrs. Fred (Minnie)
Halcro, Burns Lake; Mrs. Wilf
4{Edna) Dunkley, White Rock;
Mrs. Aussie (Lucy) Rowles,
‘Abbotsford; Mra. Olwyn W.

Joseph, Vancouver; also 11
grandchildren and 10 great-
grandchildren.

®uneral service was held on
Monday, June 18, at 130 p.m.
from White Rock Presbyterian
Church to Sunnyside Lawn,
Rev. R, Talbot and Lieutenant
Young, 8.A, officiating, Chapel
Hill Ltd. Funeral Directors in
charge.

Mother To See

Son’s Grave Overseas

Mrs. Ruth Cosens accompani-
ed by her sister, Mrs. A. E.
Tait, leaves on July 1 on the
Great Northern “Empire Build-
er” for New York from where
she will sail on the new steam-|

her son, Flying Officer Burns A |

McLennan, B.Sc.A., whose plane |

‘monthly meeting of the Branch enson and Birney Dodds.

White

held er tae ti
summer recom at th
Mra. EL Robeon, of King |
‘Highway on June 1 ve ree
ing: Quilt blocks were han
out to the ladien t keep thém
in mind of the next meetin,

San Francisoo, and a brother,
Wealey, In Vancouver.

Mr. McLean who operated a
shingle mill for 30 years at Port
Coquitlam and at Port Moody,
had resided in White Rock at
15143 Washington Ave. and in
New Westminster at 32 Elliott
Street, for some years. A form—
er Port Moody aldermaan and
‘Board of Works Chairman, he
had the distinction of owning
the first auto in that Port—a
model T. Ford,

Funeral service was held on
Thursday, May 24, from the
Columbia Funeral Chapel, New
‘Westminster, followed by cre-
mation,

“HI-Y teens
fbb

strom, Clow Road.

Pony League Baseball

Sponsored by Local
0 i ‘At 18 years of age Marg is 5
Business Men) oc the |feet 4 Inches tall, has blue eyes
ages of 8 and 15 are taking ad-|@nd dark hair, She was born’
vantage of the offer of a group (im the famous clty of Coventry,
of local men to train teams for |England, and plans on going to
the baseball Pony League. jthe University of B.C. College
So far about $100 has been Of Education in September.
eee promised by the local service |” = 4
Senior Citizens Hear | “ubs to assist in the purchase Sea Festival Meeting
5 of ‘equipment ‘and uniformm.!\ 4 Gea Festival Society "
Convention Report Further donations are BOUEKE tng will belberdontcrn
Mr. V. Plant, ist vice-presi- |for the worthy cause. Sirieszel at eincne ae anes
dent of the White Rock| ‘Training on Monday and (¢ Mis Myre DEH Boe
Branch No. 38 of the Senior | Thursday evenings at the school | aten PTT dson, Mag-
Citizens Association gave a very ground and the ball park has}, Peat A Cbodstet Te
full and instructive report of |been directed by Bill Davidson,
the Associatfon's Annual Con-|Dr. R. J. A. Hogg, Ed. Weig-
vention held in Vancouver on |and, Harry Davey, Len Colli-
June 6 and 7, at the regular |@haw, Jack Roper, Hamish Stev-

Sun classifieds bring results,

CREDIT UNION

in the Parish Hall, Church of ‘The task of training such a
the Holy Trinity, June 11. large number of boys calls for
The prizes for the grand raf-/as many experienced players
fle to provide funds for the ‘as can be assembled. It is there
Christmas banquet were on dis-|fore hoped that those wishing
play, and a goodly number of |to volunteer their services in
tickets were disposed of. The | this community effort will show
draw will take place in October.|up for the future practice
Arrangements were made to | games.

hold a picnic at the Peace Arch |
Park on Friday next, June 22 |
The local bus will leave the |

F.0. McLeman was with the
405 Vancouver Squadron, the |
elite of Canada’s bomber crews, |
which was the only Canadian |
squadron to engage in the high-|
ly-specialized and secret Path-
finder operations. Pathfinders
headed main bomber streams
to locate targets.

11 am.; Morning worship.
7.15 p.m.: Evening Gospel Ser- |

vice.

The pastor Mr, James West
will preach at both ser-

Prayer and Praise Service,

Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. |

Evening Worship: 7.30 p.m..

Phone: 56-5538.
Sunday, June 2th, 1956
945 am.: Family Service and

11 am.: Expansion Campaign.

730 pan.: Evening Worship.
Monday, 8 p.m., June 25, Con

Mra. Rees Morgan of White

the
Associn
tion at the annual convention
held in White Rock, June 16
and 17,

Other officers elected for the
coming year were: President,
Rev. George Hulburt, Vancou_
ver; Ist vice-president, Rev.
Henry Membery, Vancouver; 2nd
vice-president, Mrs. Jamieson,
New Westminster; secretary,
Rev. Hilda Drinkwater, New
Westminster; treasurer, Mra. A.
McPherson, Vancouver, and
Nanamio, a

A banquet for delegates and |

frienda given by the First
Spiritualist Church, was held at
White Rock Lodge to mark the

Jat 11 am

“Now |

Annual Picnic

The annual Lutheran picnic|by Mr. W. F. McClintock. OPEN EV NGS 3: Ao re
will be held this Sunday at| The serving of lunch brought pe ee ‘M—WEDNESD.
Fleetwood Park. The day will @ very pleasant afternoon to a |

begin with an outdoor service
at the park. All who
asked to bring their
After lunch there

come
Picnic lunch

are

schedule of services will obtain

charge consisting of St. John's
and Colebrook United Churches
are holding a farewell social for
Rev. Thomas Keyworth, who is
retiring after 50 years of minis-
try in British Columbia.

The social is being held at
Colebrook United Church on

|Sunday, June 24, commencing at
i

230 pm. at which time every-
one is welcome.

Rey. Keyworth started his
ministry in England in 1899 asa
lay preacher and in 1901 passed
his theological examinations to
become a Methodist minister.
|In 1906 he came to Canada and
jtook his first charge at Salt
Spring Island. Later he went to
Prince Rupert and in one year
alone travelled 3,000 miles by
canoe or dog team in the now
famous Kitimat area and along
the coast,

He later attended college and

Arm, Sidney and Merritt, Mr.
|Keyworth and his family scttled
in White Rock in 1952,

Mr. and Mrs. Keyworth have
jfour sons, C, Melbourne, Bryce,
‘Careth, Craig, and one daugh-
ter, Carolyn.

losing of @ very succeesfu) con-
vention.

‘(Gundays:
21 am: Worship and Break-
ing of Bread.
7.30 pm: Gospel presehing.
‘Tuesdays: 738 pm: Prayer
and Bible Study.

‘Members over 70 years of
comprise 18 per cent of the U.
Genate, and eeven per cent
the House of Representatives.

all members are invited. |
Entertainment was provided EMERGENCIES: W.R. 5-3903
by two fine pianoforte selec-
tions by Mrs. Isabelle Leard, a) Our prescription department is stocl=
jand Mr. W. Jenkins with his

Lutherans To Hold 3

|Music will be rendered and the
iminister,

Great Northern Depot at 11.90 |
am. Return fare is 60 cents and |

Prescription Service

Be ‘
humorous recitations and anec- iyitve the creas SUES ae 7

dotes.

become available to §ll your pre-
scriptions as your doctor wishes, A
graduate pharmacist always on duty
24 hour call.

Special attractions for the
uly meeting will be vocal}
solos by Mrs. Winnifred Rob-
inson and recitations and talks |

» and on

close,

United Church

Bring Us Your Films, 24 Hour Service

ance of approximately 500, 30
campaigners have been calling

COURTEOUS EFFICIENT SERVICE \

Wednesday, 8 pam. Bible |at Cloverdale and Aldergrove. |° i
: n close to 600 people of Uni-
ee Meith oe se \ted Church persuasion. Phone W.R. 52111. Johnston Road
riday, 8 p.m.: Young Peo- = e
oat Colebrook Says Le With > Bs J. ae ecaiyes (NEXT TO 8UPER-VALU)
en ] Sencral Chairman, Mr. Fran
WHITE Roce UND |Farewell to [Pratt Dr W. Paterson and
Jenorion and Gaumuan, | [Rew T. Keyworth | |sioid icin Pisin | gees
Minister: Rev. Walter Ward. | The Strawberry Hill pastora) |Chairmen, the canvassers have

been more than busy in the
intervening period.

To date they are well on their
way to realising the objective
of 50,000 dollars ynder pledge, |
with present totals>of over |
41,000 already in hand, and with
about a third of the people to
call on having to be covered.

An Expansion Campaign
Thanksgiving Service in cele
bration will be held on Sunday, |
June 24 at 11 am. Special

Marvoil Range
Dickinson “Air Flow”

; SAVE MONEY.

Rev. Walter Ward,
will speak on the theme of, |
“Now Thank We All Our God.”

On Monday, 25th, a full Con-
gregational Meeting has been
announced for the presentation
of final reporta. Both members

was ordained in 1911, After ser- HOSPITAL
ving in Esquimalt, Cranbrook,
Vancouver, Vernon, Salmon CALENDAR

and adherents are invite to be
Present at this Monday evening
gathering.

The last gathering for the
summer of the Coldicutt Hos
Pital Group was held at Peace
Arch Park, June 12, with a pio-
nic lunch. The mecting was
well attended and the sum of
$25 will be handed over to the

Former Resident So mE,

mectingn of th will
John H, McLean commence, Tuesday, Sept. 11th
'Passes in Royal City rah ney sesso eee

‘Rock, John H. MoLean, pazsed
away In the Royal Columbian