Kinsmen Hol

 Karnival At White Rock °,

Renldenia of White Rock and
latric were, Woxt co hundreds of
people In holiday mood on the
evenings of Avavat ath and Gth
when the Surrey-Langloy branch
‘of the Kinsmen Club put on the
first of thelr annual Funfests.

Tt is estimated that over 5.000
people attended, and jJudcing IW
thelr enjoyment the Carnival was

present
and
wtre
from her daughter, Mra,
Hann

a
White Rock, B.C. I viday, August 11, 1944 $1. 09 ber year, 5 cents ts Single ope,

d Annual

PGarcca Medal

Mra, Cooper from
viniting

ow,

Calgary tn at
Mr.
Pacific

Her parents,

Mri, Dowling,

1. Mek, Cooper han Juxt heard:

Oxcan

that she has recelyed from

fa hige success. her lusband, the American Dli-
Inchisied In the attractions Were Tested Flying Cros, which ho

Einenacrommpane ANRC DAS on suno Th’ Ja aeton over

and many other attractive kames,

Jack Carl and bix Evergreen Balt- | France,

foo Hand) from-Vancouver pro-| The Citation ik ax follows: For

” extraordinary achlovement white

vided the music for the open alr
@ancing held on the Roller rink,
generously donated by Pat Camp-
bell, Fun for the children was
avallable In the form of the chair-
plane and Merry-o-round.

Residents of the Lower Main-
land and points in the U.S.A. ren
sponded wholeheatedly to the ap-
Peal and hought ticketx on the]!
raffle for a War Bond and two|!
électric irons. Proceeds of which
Will provide much neodea milk for
the children of Britain.

A cheque for $500.00 is being
mailed to the secretary of the Milk] f
for Britain Fund and moro will
follow when all accounts have been | I
settled.

Winner of the Victory Bond was
Tour year old Alex Lomleux, of
White Rock, and of the two Irons,
one went to Mrs. H. Whitney. of
White Rock, and the other to E
Gavan, of Langley.

ti

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0

‘Mr. and Mrs. ow. Dowling, on
Pacific street, have received word?
that their son, F/Lt. Harvey F.
Dowling, has been promoted to| x
Suadron Leader. He is with the| }
4th Command in Calgary and was
in the Alr Force during the last
War. Besides thelr son, Mr. and
Mrs, Dowling have nine grandsons
in the services.

serving ay pilot of a J.
on a heavy

attacked by night fighter intruders

landing gear was

Clara Cooper in
left Canada to join the American
Army Alr Corps in May
was
R

other seven months,
brothers with'the American Forces.
Mrs. Hansen’;
Ale
overseas.

1 alrerntt

mixsion

bombardment

‘over enemy occupled France, June
7th,

1944, Returning
ritory Lt. Hansen's

fre
alreraft ¥

m enemy

he hydraulle system was destroy-

and fires were started In tl
Lient.
to

l
bomb

and
managed

bay one engine,

climb

Tansen to

ndon the blazing and badly

ed alrcraft, all but the en-

gineer who remained to fight the

fre AIth
unworkable,

ir

leaped to safety, ugh the
Lt.

fansen bkought his raft to a

Safe landing without further injury
to the

aircraft or loss of life to
imself or the remaining member
f the crew. :
Hansen was born
» 26 years ago,
laska where ho \
bruar

in Gully,

he went to

as married to

, 1842 He

1942
instructing in Te: for a
ear and a half before going over-
eas two weeks hefore D Day.

has two sons, one 17 months, th
He has f¢

and

ur

brother tx a
Gunner with

Sers
RCAP,

the

The Bowling Green
Still Attracting Visitors

Our local lawn bowling club at- 1
tracts visitors from far and near,
Mr. McMillan, from ‘Toronto, was
with x again thix week, and we
were glad to welcome Staff Sgt.
Greenwood, who In atatlonod nt
Kamloopr, and proved he was
nearly ax finished a howler ax In}
hin father, Dick Greenwood, 2
memi¥ir of our local club, who Iw
one of the best,

Amongst our other vinltorn wore
Mr. P. Campbell, of the Mount
Pleasant club, ax well ax Mr, and
Mrs, J. Slugxett, of the CPR. 1,
B, club, of Vancouver, ana Mr,
MoPhernon, of West Vancouver,
Also Mr, W. J. Ploree, of Chilli.
‘waek. who wax back with un asain,

Jn the games played thin week,
Mr. McGrath lost the club button
to Mr. Calderhank, In the doubles,
Mrs, Bloom and Mr, Calderbank
won from Mrs, Flenneswoy and Mr.
jeock. while Mrs, Friend ‘and
{ MeGrath lost to Mra, Worlg

4 rink, conaiating of
men TYoom, Hennessey Cal-
bank and Greenwood, left Sun-
thorning to take part in’ the
ECT: whieh mtart- |

peat

whe

colored roses,

anniversary,
The hostess last week was Mrs,

Wooster, who again showed that
she knew how to handle the
gathoring that

ree

was on hand
things that
Hoa table

wih varied

to
Partake

vot
tastefully

of the good
before them,
cormted:

ene eg aT
PRO REC SWIMMING CLASSES

There Ix w good attendance on
the whole at the Pro Toc Swim
ning classen held on tho beach
every Tuowday and Thursday from
2 fo 3 pm. many of the vinttorn
taking part in all 80 pre regintered)
under the cipervision of Mre. €,
Mathionon nasinted by Men. 1
Robertaon, who would ike to Kee
More Uirn out, A gront Improve.
ment tx being nhow: by thone wha
have been regular | Attendance,
On Wednendayn from 2 40 4 tn
the afternoon, Kei rit orclaes
and Ife Saving dri are sone
through, the lnttor dn a very ne~|
commary Knowlodie at all timed’ and,
the Inateuotenn would alno ke tw

Holy Trinity
A, Bazaar

Augunt ard, wan a Die
annule of Holy Trinity

lay,
ii th

day

W. A. for they tuain nary
all vecordn for thelr anntial Ha:
The long tblex turtefully «
Hanked with attractive offerinin
Tont a fextive ale to the oceaslon
find buyers wore walting sometime
i the offfelal opening

mptly nt 2:40 p.m, the Teo-

tor, Rev, W, It. Jeffeott, wol
those present und consratulntes
the W.A. on their splendid dinplay |

find called on Mra, Harry Vidal to
the

uisly doing xo. wis

tazanr open, who after
uh

erat
with
Marlo

prosent
of sxweetpeax

a bouquet
Barge.

Mrs, WW,
of tea tlekets, which
the luck:
Dorothy

Moore was In charge
had a ready
hy

ce, one being held
Mid:

sp)

J
ndid basket of grocerle

who. received

ie Joint convenors for the
were; Mrs, Mrs. HW
W. Meech, Boyd, Mra.
G. Glass and Mrs. Wright as.
sist Mra. 8.
Hassall, Mrs. it Miss Re
M Roberts, ves, Mrs, J
Peterson and Milos,

Mrs, E, V.
the home cooking
AE Mrs,
‘T. Wilson assisting, In about

Peers and
with Mrs. J.
M.

Servi wi

10)
Mrs. 1
Miss K.
Harraway

Moi

convened
stall with Mrs,
Matthews and Mrs
halt
stall

flowers

Cox

this ever
sold Vogotables,
and fruit made an attractive dis-
y and Mrs, W. Bishop and Mrs
Healing did a brisk business,
Mrs, Vidal and Mrs. pre-
sided over the surprise stall from
which intriguing pack
fea and siz
disposed of.
The West
Hancons
Mrs. R,
Mrs, Roe
assortment of
for overy 4:

hour

an

popular

8 ont.

Davles

8 of v!
quickly

End ¢ had
stall and Mr
Morgan, Mrs.
08 offe
articles,
and

“ou
P.
Beal
uried
something |

mixes

rac!

te, proved

very

popular,

Gifts of every discription,
and pillowslips and woolly bonnets,
conts and for the t
but a few of the offerings,
displayed at the stall conveyed b
Mrs. A. Houghton, with
G. Phillins,
Jeffeott assisting,
aulekly took advantage of buying
Mmiiny items which are not plentiful

booties

Dies,

wore

Mra. A.
Mr
customers

Mrs, Tavett and

nd

ih stores just at present.

Mrs, W. Marge and Mrs. on
Sen, had arranged a Alxpl
novelties Wy the Girl'x club, with
Join Fennell, Marle Barge and
Annie Wright assistin;

Mixw Knthtoon Mills! guess was

neiredi to the correct number of
paxox in the books, with Mrs, Lo-
fan second; while Mrs, Vinco was

Icky enough to guess how many

Rice Keiaploa were fh a jar, Mra
Rake, Sen, xocond, The president
And committes of the stall apent
many hours preparing for thi
event and they, with all membors
of the W. A, happy nt

the successful

Mr, GW, Forry, Me, W)RL Kent
and son Thoy, of Metiride, Mr, Av,
© MoAdam and MrT Ro Lloyd,
of Vancouver, vinited Mr anil Mrs,
Wall, Marino Drive, lant week, Mr.
Horry Ina ploneor of Fort Georko
district and Government Vendor at
Prince Georke and Meltride for)
thuny yeurs, gino former proaldent

have more nequiring «hin training.

|

of Canidinn Leglon, MoRride, Mr.
Keat wan tlso a former president:
of Canndlon Legion, Menrite, Mr.
i} Glove,

pee

teas

New Gospel

‘he wpeoli) meetings Weld at the

now White Rock Goxper Taber-
nile on Kindny (he 6th, and on
Monday evening, the 7, on the
of the ‘offlelil opening of
the building at Vietorla avenue
A ntroet were well attended

by friends from fur ars
On Sunday Mr, W, A. MacKar-

and guitar An
Luther-

MM the Sun-

accompaniment.

orchestra from Cloverdale

Jan church played at

aith Mixsion in Can- |

| beautiful vocal ducts with mandolin |

Dedication Of The

Tabernacle

Any nervlors.

At Monday ovening’x meeting,
iar Rev, Ciiffora C,
Dietrick, ted in the congregational
MKINg und ave nome Introductory
remurke, Tey, O Crane wan named
| chuirman. for the evening, Romne of
‘The Vettel Messentern, radso choir
and orchestra from Vancouver wna
| Now Weatinineter, ax well ax the
Minnes AIA and Comite Dyrnenn

the panto,

nda, who with hin co-workers I) wore present and favored the au-
Jat prosent conducting beach mect- | dlence with many mlered voeal and
Inkw dally (except Saturday) fF | instrument selections, Counedilor
j the children In White Itock, winlW, C, Frank, representing Surrey
the guest speaker at the Sunday | sunicipality, epoke a few worde of
School which convened at 9:45 @.| greeting, Dr Lashley Hall ale
m. At the morning worship service | took part in the program, Visitime
ht 11:00 Rey, O. ethel | pastors and others who also

cal Free church, Vancou-| brought greetings from thelr par-

the dedicatory xer-| teular churches, church and anime
mon, taking for his theme the nizations Included Revs,
words, “What mean ye by these UW, FLA. White Rock,
|stones?* (Joshua 4:6), and Mr. mmark and J. Forsythe,
MacKarlane offered the dedicatory Wash. Wm. Johnson,
prayer. tminster, R. Winstan-
Mr, MM. Peterson, Mission Director | fey, furloughing missionary from
of the Evangelleal Free Church, South America, O, Urang Mr. W.
Association, was present at A. 3 urlane, of Vancouver and
evening xervice and his sermon| Mr, M, Peterson, of Chicaga,
entitled, “A Diving Church” was! The cor responded Mb
greatly enjoyed by the conxrestn-| erally to the suggestion of the
tion, He ably assixted in the | chairman that an offering he taken
xervice by the Mi Almild Tan-| towards the expense of Mooring
ken and Camilla ness, of Brook. | the church. The pastor intimated
lyn, N, ¥, and Chicago, MW, re-| that all bills in connection with
spcotively, who rendered seversil| the erection of the church had been

met to date and thanked all thome

who had shared In the work by
[eee gifts and voluntary
la

Hu

A fairly well

ittended
N

reg

meeting of E

nich 8 Canadian

Legion was held in the pler room

on ‘Tuesday,

August Ist. After
routine dispoxed
| President Sure reported o
cent meoting held in Cloverdale at
hk Colonel Molson, the Veter-
Ans Welfare Oficer of the Depart-
ment of Pensions and National
Health, outlined the G namenvs
plans for the rehabilitation of the
Dischai diers on thelr ro-
to Civil life,

the
of,
A re-

business was

ve

Se

turn
Gol, Molson suggested that a
Ml Citixens Committee be formed
f representatives from the
‘Orgintations
the
men.

‘to
arious
citizens inter=
elfare of the E
nd women, Snth a
would be supplied with
u ry Information on the
suliject, and would co-operate with
the Vetorans Welfare Officer for
thix district. Tt would be In a pose
{tlon to advige local Returned) Mon

i
H and

in w

[service

ommitt

necessi

nd Women of what rehabiiita.
Hon monatiron and proviktons have
boon mite for thoi Honefit and
watt In helping then to become:
extablinhiod on thelr dixcharge
From the Moroes,
Delorates from local organtans

Hons Intererted hy Uibe matter are
Invited to attend a meeting to be
Mold In the Dextom halt on Weds
nowliy, Septombor 27th, at 8200
when It Ix Noped a Citizens
Committee will be formed,

ren, Donnie ond Wilt
Loeint Polles, Prince:

Representative Citizens
‘Committee Is Suggested

CLARK—EDWARDSON

First Lutheran church, Vancou-
<’the scene of 4 very pretty

Satunlay evening:
Judith Regina, only
daughter of Mr, and Mrs Andrew
Edwardson, White Rock was united
in marriage to John David Clark.
Clark and
late Mr. Clark, Rev. A. 0.
enwas the officiating minister.

wedding

on

Sth, when

only son of Mrs, Perey
the

| ‘The bride was charmingly attired
In a tWo plece outfit of white with
navy
ofw

Mne accessories, and) commie
te heather and red rose buds,
Misx Kisig Woukl, the  brides-
maid chose a costume of blush
rose, with white complements. Ri.
Kissick attended the groom.

/ After the ceremony, a Feception
Was held at the home of Mra Vy
Lidstrom, 2337 Gravely street. guint
fof the bride, A. three tler wedding «
cake flanked by tall white tapers.
format the centre piece for the
nce covered table from which the
buffer supper was served,

‘The out of town guests Inclided
the Uride's atine and unete, Mey
and Mes. Gus Anderson, of San
Francesco, and another unoky Mr
Albort. Edwanteon, of Seattle,

‘The happy couple left on the:
midnight boat for Vieterla,