Ocean Park Hall a7) THE SEMIAUMOO SUN a winte Rox
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The Ocean Park Community Lorin Greenall and daughter

Hall is receiving a new coat of former residents of
paint. Extensive tmprovementa|OC*an Park, spent the past

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have been made to the hall this
summer, A Gypsy Carnival will
be held at the hall on Satur-
day, August 11 to help defray
expenses incurred. In addition
to having the ‘hall painted the
Community Assoclation have
had an addition of new reat
rooms built and a new lghting
system installed.

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Mra. J. Jarvis and daughters
of Seattle recently visited with
the former's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. A. F. Cotton, Stevenson
Road.

Mrs. H. Roulston of Einsdate,
Nova Scotla, who is on @ visit
to her two brothers, Mr. A.
Rines and Mr. W. H. Rinea and
their families is at present stay-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Rines, Ocean Park Road.

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Sq/Lar. and Mrs, P, Ro M
Laronde and daughter Michele,
who have been spending their
vacation with Mrs. lL. Laronde,
left on Monday for Moose Jaw
where they are stationed with
the RCAF. They were accom-
panied to Creston, B.C., by their
nephew, Leslie Laronde of Vic-
toria, who will spend his vaca-
tion there with his uncle and
aunt Mr and Mrs, W. McAl-

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Tree visiting felends in the dis 3

The Ocean Park Evangelistic

‘Tabernacte is now holding ser

vices in the Canadian Legion

Hall, Btevenson Road. Services
(were formerly held in Ovcean

Park Community Hall.

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Mr. and Mrs. Roy 3. Shields,

Tuttle Road, have returned to
their home after holidaying in
‘Victoria for the past two weeks.

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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clee and

family are spending the sum-
mer months in Ocean Park.

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Mr. and Mrs, H. E, Gilroy

Bishop Gower of the Diocese |of New Westminster are oc-
jof New Westminster will visit |cupying the Marine Drive home
Crescent on July 29 on the oc-/or Mr. and Mra. A. H. Logie
casion of the 25th anniversary |while the Ocean Park couple
of the opening of The Church /are on a month's trip which has
of the Ascension, [taken them as far east ay New

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