“Tomorrow, Saturday, will be a
‘big day for White Rock when two
important events are scheduled to
take place, The Victory Loan pa
rade and flag-raising ceremony will
take place in tho afternoon and &
presentation from the people of
this community will be mado to, our
honored townxman, Pit. Lt. Norman
‘A. Keene, D.F.C., in tho evening,
Reeve Brown will be prosent on
‘both occasions,

The several units of the parade
Will assemble at the White Rock
Hotel at 220 and will parade to
“the Pier Head where Fit. Lt. Keeno,
DFC, will raise the flag, and Mr.

fion For Fit. Lt. Keene Saturday Night

Sheperd of Coquitlam, will deliver
the principal addross, The cere:
mony will bo in charge of T, D,
Coldfoutt and the parade will In-
eludo all returned mon, Frontiers:
mon, Rangers, ARP. Wardens,
Cadets and Girl Guides, Fire Bri-
kade (with engine) and the St.
John's Fusiliers Band,

charge of the parade and Mr. Mo-
charg eof the parade and Mr, Mc-
Millan will assemble the cars,

A Public Address System Is be-
ing sot up so that all may hear the
proceedings.

The evenihg presentation cere-
mony, Which is intended for adults

White Rock, B. C. Friday, October 15. 1943

and high seliool pupils only, will be

belng, I,
‘The presentation to Fit, Lt, Keene
will bo made by Councillor Frank,

following an address of woleome by |

Rev. W. R. Jeffcott. Then, after «
musteal program {n which the fol-
lowing artistes will take part, yiz.:
Mra, W. W. Wood, Mrs, Peck and
Mr, Cameron, there will be moving
pletures and an address by Capt.
Howard $, Coulter, of Vancouver,

The committee in charge regret
that owing to limited accommoda-
tion, young children will not be al-
lowed in for the evening presenta-
ton ceremony.

a

_ LAWN BOWLING NEWS

Monday, October 11th, Thanks-
giving Day, saw the wind-up of the
Jawn bowling season at the Semiah-
moo greens.

‘After the morning session, the
members and their friends, sat
down to a turkey dinner, the like
‘of which could only be put on by
the ladies of our club, it being thor-
oughly enjoyed by a goodly number
that crowded the clubhouse to ca~
pacity.

Before partaking of the repast,
the Rey, Mr. Frank ih a few well!
chosen words, said grace, thanking’
the Supreme Ruler of the Universe
for the many blussings that we
hhaye enjoyed.

A unanimous yote of thanks was
extended to all the ladies for the |
trouble they went to, not only at!
4his last banquet, but for all that
they haye done throughout the sea-
son to make the club the success
that it has been.

Bowling was continued in the
afternoon and after many keenly
contested games, tea was served.

‘The highjight of the day was the)
conferring on Mr. S. Bowell of the
New Westminster Lawn Bowling
Club, an honorary life membership
in the Semiahmoo Club, showing
him, in a small way, the high es-
teem held for him by all the mem-
bers, a8 well as the appreciation
they have for all the help he has

been to our club.

Mr. Bowell has officially opened

(and Mrs. Nichol,

our bowling greens every
since its Inception, with a possible
exception of one, and was on hand
for our closing ceremonies.

Mr. Bowell, in voicing his thanks,
assured us that it was a pleasure
on his part for anything that he
has done, extending to us the good
wishes from his New Westminster
Club.

Several button games were played
this week.

Mrs. Bloom played two games
against Mesdames Hennessey and
Coo, winning them both, |

year |

Mr, Calderbank was successful in|
defending his possession of the
men’s button against Messrs. Baker,
Coo, Habgood and Vidal.

A new button has been presented
to the club, by Mrs. Greenwood, for
mixed competitions, which will be
another incentive towards better
bowling. i

The annual meeting of the club
will be held on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 10th, time and place to be ad-
vised later.

Cribbage Club Starts

The Quality Hill Cribbage Club
Sot away to a good start this sea-
son, with a membership of about
20, October 6th was the first prize
night and the lucky members were:
Highest points, Mr. Coon and Mrs,
Peel; highest games, Mr. Smith

Minutes of Victory Loan Publicity Committee

Minutes of @ meeting of the Vic-
tory Loan Publicity Committee
held at the White Rock Hotel, Fri-
day, October Sth, at 8.20.

Present: Messrs. Dan Magrath, J.
Keaton, McMillan, Lemieux, Mar-
shall, Foley, Meech, W. H. Nanxon
{of Vancouver) and T. D. Coldicutt,
chalrman,

others, Cadets, Girl Guides, W.A. of
jLeglon. Fire Brigade’ (with fire
engine) to join in parade. Uniforms
requested, Ceremony at Pier Head |
jn charge of Mr. Coldicutt.
A Public Address Syste
Ket Up for the occasion,
Evening Reception
White Rock Hotel at 7.30.

will be

J. J. Marshall acted as chatrman
and H. W. Meech ax secretary,

The chairman stated that the
meeting had been called for the
purpose of arranging for a Flag
_ Raising Ceremony for the opening
of the Victory Loan campaign and

ton of the homecoming of Fit. Lt,
Norman A. Keene, D.C, Both to
tnke place on Saturday, October 16.

‘The following decisions were un
animously arrived at, viz,

280 at White Rock Hotel.

of

i

for a public reception and recognt.| A44Te8" of Welcome: Rov, W. R.

raining ceremony, ete,: aes Reply by Fit. Lt, Keone, DiF.C,

March lad

to Pier Head. Mexsrs,

Magrath and Keeton to haye charge
parade. Mr,

‘Public reception and presentation
to Fit, Lt. Keene, D.F.C,
National Anthem

, D, Coldicutt,
Pianoforte Solo by Mra,

Chalrman
Progra
Peck,

Joffcott,
Soloi) Mrs, W. W. Wood,
Presentation to Fit, Lt, Keene, D,
F.C. by Counelilor Frank.
Violin Solo: Mr. Cameron,

Moving Pictures,

To Hold Turkey Supper

The White Rock Branch, No. 11,
of the Old Age Pensioners’ Organt-
zation, held their regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday, October 6,
at the White Rock Hotel.

‘There was a splendid attendan
of over 60 members and friends,
Several members, wel-
comed, The membership, which ig
increasing each month, now totals
90 members. There was consi
able business before the meeting,
Which Included the formation of a
siting committee, and the district
visitors, who will visit sick or dis-
tressed members are Mrs. Dowling
for the east end, Mr. H. Thornton
for the north, and Mrs. Sinnett for
the central district,

A change of program has be
Prepared for the November meet-
ing, which will be on Wednesday,
November 3rd, when a turke, up
ber will be served to the members
At the White Rock Hotel at 4 pm.
The members made a generous res-
Potise to the request for donations,
and ples, vegetables, etc, were
freely offered, and a good time for
all is anticipated, ‘Tickets will be
Sold for the supper at 35 cents per
person, for members of the O.A.P.
O. only.

new were

The secretary’ was instructed to}

Send a letter of condolence to Mr.

and Mrs. Brown expressing the
members’ sympathy for them in
their recent bereavement,

Mr. Beresford gave a wonderfully
fine address on “The World of To-
morrow,” in which he described the |
evils and enemies dgainst which the |
Old Age Pensioners are struggling,
today, and also those which must
be overcome in the world of to-
thorrow, and he warned against in-
ertla and indifference, which had to
be overcome if the Old Age Pen-
loners wanted to maintain a prop-
er standard of living in accordance
with their rights.

The musical portion of the pro-
Kram consisted of community singe
ing led by Mr. ‘Thornton and the
Yocal solections by Mrs, Beresford
‘rid Mrs, Rusvell added a reat treat
to those prexent.

Mr. Berosford: accompanied Mra,
Boreyford on the plano,

Mrs, Bennotton accompaniod Mra,
Russoll on iho plano for her solon.

‘The meeting lowed with the
singing of the National Anthem,

|

dress: Capt. Howard 8, Coulter.
(To be accommodated on platform
during the ceremony: it, Lt. Nor:

Last Reminder
Reader

ents Single eopy

WHITE ROCK HONOR ROLL

A meeting was held at the White
Two's Hotel, Wednesday, Getober

Our Town

i 6th, at $ pm., with Mr. Walker in
Yat tho White Rock Motel, the ume} Mr: W. Meech left Mriday for

| the chair, ‘The minutes of the last
Latibrldgo, Alberta, to: visit hor 1h6 CaIT THEIR Und pasha
secrotary was instructed to send
Mra, Kobort Pearson hax moyea Ot Notices to the different orgami-
|to Bhorborne cottage on Victoria “MONK who attended the Smt méet-
ing that they attend the next mest

ing to be hel Friday, October 22,

Mr. Frank Brisco has concluded “t * #™. tn the White Rock Hote
‘The Honor Roll has been re

ed from Ottawa, which has spae
for 400 names, ‘This Roll {x a tea

LaVorne Smithiian was home at ‘tl piece of work and hax the
nate daitandittac ae , Dominion coat of arme done in ev}-
_where ho In attending University, % Which blends beautifully
makes it stand out

daughter,

|Avenue,

ve

His business in Bassano, Alberia,
and returned home Tuesday,

and

4 @ grand ple

Mr. and Mrs, Finlatvon, who have ‘Fe It alo has “White Rock Con

been running the White Rock ™UMIty” In red letters
Waigabe tse oynol lime , in harmony with the

taken up resideni It will be on dfspl:
Mack

all this is

olor veheme,
in Hii nd
‘e's window and well

sand Mrs. A, Jarm- “Orth coing a long way to sen
Arr.

Mrs, 1. Bow!
son of Cloverdale, have leased the
| White Rock Lodge and will con-
tinue to run It as a lodging house.

ments are being

the

ames put on in
Ink as suggested In the chart w
was sent with the Roll
fous kinds of lettering
be used,

White
with this Roll
ft £0 that it
at the

Mr. and Mrs,
Kerrobert, Sask. who are st
at the White Rock Hotel, h
bought property here and intend to
| build later,

Bill Busby, from

1

Rock should be

id help to comp
n be put on displa
ariiest possible date. On:
en na

1 Barge has returned from his
trip to Calgary and Lethbridge and
back by the Kettle Valley. ‘While
In Lethbridge he met Jimmy Will-
cock, who is looking fine.

I) filled
Supper in the
Hall on Wednes¢ rf

re
Mr, and Mrs. Scott Bell, of Brig- ®nsVcan Church. It was a
house, who were guests at the Mce repast and enj
White Rock Hotel over the week. S#thering.
end, have purchased a summer res- _ After the tables

impromptu progras
idence on Victoria Avenue. impromptu program
which opened with some commun-

- ity singing. Much pleasure
‘er, Biven by the yu turn that Mr.

re cleared
was

Thanksgiving guests at the E was

wardson home were their daug!

Judith, and her friend, Miss Elsie Hindson and Mr. Cook pi a
Would, also Martin Edwardson, all it was in @ humorous yeln and
of New Westminster. quite good. Mr. and Mrs. Coldwe

Mn

also contributed with songs.
Mrs. Lambie and her son, Allen, J, K. Westland was the.uceon
Iw re guests for a few days last ist, Other feat helped to o
| Week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. to the enjoyment of the evening
| Peter Dewar at Crescent. Mr. Dew-  _
|ar was @ former Gospel Missionary
in White Rock for many years,

Homemakers’ Corner

“Time doth softly, sweetls
When there's love at home

Mr. and Mrs, Milton Cooper, of
Pouce Coupe, arrived in White
Rock, Thursday, to visit Mrs. Coop-
era|parents, Mr. and) Mra) 0.0 W: “yaccetinieellgaeaeetiE
Dowling, Pacifle Avenue. They may . 545 of yory young childre
locate hero If they find things eult- cr ose absurdly impossible stories

Dear Homomakers;

ole: which they love.
aa It was all about a little bind
Mra: Jane Jones, Gordon Avenue. io) Carsumd Gal iain

entertained at the tea hour on
Tuesday for Mrs. Bryce, previous
to her departure for Vancouver,
Where she will reside m the future.
Mrs, William Coo assisted the host:
ess in serving:

guard hor nest and eggs while she
went to town, Whoneyer we react:
ed the bottom of a page and stop
ped to take a breath, most of the
children sat patiently waiting for

tho noxt chapter, but one swidll,
loagoreyed boy in an excited Httle
Among thoy sixteon Kuonte who sce would! pie. out “QUIGKE

Sat down to a delightful Thanks:
siving dinner on Monday evening
At the White Rock Hotel wore: Mr.
and Mrs. Loan, Mr and Mrs, 2B.
Forester, Mra, Bireo and Mr. 7
Rowe, all of Vancouver, Cards were
played following the dinner,

What's next?”
And while our attention was {6-
cussed on this small boy's eager
ness ty know what came next, we
thought of the many adults who are
so busy worrying about the fit
that they fail to make a thorough
t. Norman Koono, R.C.A,F, 10 of the present.
DANG, and two bars, arrived home 4 Wise Creator has decroed Ut
lant ‘Thuraday, tn parents, Mr, BOt One of us may Know what will
And Mr A. Keono, wore yory Bappen tomorrow—not even iy the
pleavod to neo him home again, He Next minute, However, while wo
haw mada 111 operational flights, 72° 4re on the eubject oF futura:eventaiy
of them over Germany, A recep- there Is one we may bank upon
tion for him ix to be hold Saturday With 4 large measure of confdeare.
evening In the White Rock Hotel The Canadian” Government yw)
at 7.80, soon call upon all homemakers: I
more money to carry on th

Pit

Wostorn life in the early tinued) hi

“Mra.

‘The nhows are for is
fie 0

he Cabbage Patch’ and | Bra

the Groat Divide,"

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