clrectula: The total of 992 visits made | the

. Proper by Surrey VON nurses in April

aa WAwas an increase of 68 visits jlicld of nursing,
eultation over March, it was reported by |

in charge Miss Louise
Hamilton at the monthly meet-
ing held at the Kin Health Con- |
tre at Cloverdale, |

Of the total, 755 vsits were
for nursing care and 230 for|
health instruction, A record: |
ed increase in health instruc: |
tion visits last month was at
tributed to the fact that quite
a few infants were referred to
the VON from the Surrey Mein
orlal Hospital.

Payments received for nurs.
ing care visits were as follows
DVA, 55; Cancer, 17; fully paid,
129; part paid, 364; free cal

no charge visits amounted |
125.

The staff were busy
the month due to the absence |;
of one nurse.
having left the staff March 31
Relief nurses were.
16 days and made 148 visits,

Discussions are continuing
garding the raising of Surre

s from the present $2.00 to |¢
2.50 per visit to meet the high- | t
er cost of visiting expenses. t

s 1

e

the loweset of any B.C
ranches and is below
actual cost which is $2.17,
Miss Hamilton who explained
the VON fee chai per visit
is based on actual costs which
ve shown a steady increase
iu recent years.

The $2.00 charged at the pres
ent time covers both transport:
tion reg:

A
io,
Si

Grade six pupils of Mrs.
Joyce Tucker, White
school teacher, raised the sum |}
of $35 at their mammoth Jum-| 4
bo Jamboree, staged in the
school basement Friday, May 15. |o¢;
Proceeds will go to the Junior |m

Innovations galore were in
evidence as the clever minds |M:
formulated plans for
making ideas. A large box hous-|T,
td a fortune teller who foretold |xf

Pin@in the necessary coins.

Skill was necessary to re-| Ji
trieve the cherished prizes in
the coin spearing contest, where
patrons were asked to strike a|W

down into a water-filled bucket
with spear in hand.

tai
cookies weré on sale as well |da

pared by themselves. |
Even the publizity was hand!- |

nouncements over the P.A. sys-
tem arranged for and handled |
by the hard-working students

Door Jambs, per
F-46 Door Casing.

to choose

%” Plywood, Sanded, 4

per sheet 33’x96”

Free Estimates -

hired for | surveys th

Auxiliaries at

of distance and |ers were honored by the Ladies

Raise $35 for on Wednesday, May 13 |
Junior Red Cross |neaa tavie concen overt the

ful figurines
says of colorful spring blooms
Rock |cenired each of the tea tables

Red Cross. wi

money- | Ash , Mrs, E> Mrs.

te ea eee RCMP officials station that an
<i Field, Mrs L. Higgins, additional officer has been sta-
thezfature to all pupils drop. [atts Melvin Harrison, Mrs. Log.

erquist, Mrs. Margeson, Mrs. P

Mrs. H. Woodhead, Mrs, G. ¥
on, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Edith

submerged quarter by peering |Margaret Stence.

Home made soft drinks and|cluded a duet by Mrs. G Trus

35 Pop corn and other tempting |with Mrs. Ruth Cuff, accompan-
fare the students had all pre- | ist

ed by the pupils, with posters, | freshment convenor ass
catching prose and frequent an-|Mrs
Eccleston

unable to attend

Many PLYWOOD Specials

%" Plywood, Sanded, 4’x8’

See the new colored aluminum roofing

NESCO Colored Clad

for Patio and Porch covers

Surrey VON visits up
68 over last month

services of a graduate nurse
!who has specialized in this

While the

tian woud be received in a
busy hospital ward bocause the
patient receives the nurse's un-

divided attention while admin-|Junior members is the mask,

istoring skilled nursing care.

Many factors are considered
in setting the VON fee, said
Miss Hamilton who listed the
following

Economic situation of the
fuinily, its size and age range;
category of illness, income and
expenditures of the wage earn
er, appearance of home, debts,
employment potential, diagnos-
is, and prognosis of patient, in-
suprance carried, DVA and

during | Workmen's Compensation avail:

ability and the ability of the

Miss Dudman | family to manage

In every case the VON nurse
situation before any

fee is decided upon.

Visits were made to VON
Sullivan and
loverdale and an
fea_al Sullivan sponsored by |
hat auxiliary was also visited. |
Jue to the inclement weather

and cancellation of New West-

ninster May Day festiviti

s, the |

the |Surrey VON decorated car entry |ner
aid | was abandoned.

8 Silver Cross_|

Mothers honored | dresser in city

shteen Silyer Cross moth-|

uxiliary to the Canadian Leg
a Branch No. 8, at the annual |
Iver Cross mothers’ tea held |

Silver streamers covered the
While gay nose-

1 the clever work of Mrs
Inglis, decorating conyenor

a ,|Ployee of The Charm
PE eee ant Maa AS Babe ead Slaten Beauty Salon
both of Vancouver, has also
joined
Beauty.

ficially welcomed the honored
others and presented each}
th a delightful corsage
The honored mothers
rs. W.

were
E. Acorn, Mrs. F. A.

Pickering, Mrs. R. Thomson

itaker, Mrs. H. Vidal and Mrs,

Mrs, James Vidal was enter-
inment conyenor which in
le and Mrs Eliza Wardrop
a solo by Mrs.

ttation by Mrs. W.
Mrs. A

McGill, a
Whiting
Willoughby was re-|
ted by
Nel Paterson and Mrs, M. |

Six Silver Cross mothers were

set.2.... $2:50
, per set .. 59¢

from

$2.95
$7.25

8?

$7.95
Free Delivery

nurse is in the |attend this organizational meet-
home she is able to give hor|ing where films will bo shown
Pationt more personal attention |and the art of akin diving ex-

afternoon | where the skin divers are

jcoloring and permanent waving

tioned in White Rock
May 11 bringing the staff to six
officers plus a clerk v

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Junior Skin
Divers to form

A junior skin diving club will
be formed at the Rotary Youth
Centre, Johnston Road, on June

All young people 10 years of
age and older are invited to

plained by
members,
Only essential equipment for

competent adult

snorkel and fing.

The adult group organized on-
ly recently in While Rock has
now reached a membership of
40, with a second young lady
foining the ranks in addition to
the one one female, Arlene
Therriault
Members have expressed fear
of the speed boat drivers in the
White Rock area not realizing
at times that skin divers are
in the area. For this reason
club members are engaging in
their operations a considerable
| distance west of the White Rock
| pier.
| As a necessary precaution
{plans are being made to fly the
in Diving flag from a float
jor anchored tube in the region
en-
Kaged as a warning to boat own-
ers, The flag is red in color,
measuring approximately 18 in-
ches square with a diagonal
white strip from corner to cor-

Members point out that
should a skin diver emerge from

First male hair-

White Rock's first male hair- |
dresser, Mr. Larry Colby, has
joined the staff of Mrs, Louise
Griffiths of Hilltop Salon of
Beauty.

Mr. Colby was formerly with
“The House of Glamour” in
Victoria where he won the spec-
jal “Rayette Award” for hair

He has taken special courses in
hair styling.

Jean McDonald, a former em-
Beauty

the Hilltop Salon of |

Word has heen received from

as of

jthe water in the wake of an
oncoming boat the experience
woud prove fatal,

eware of this red flag and kind-
ly keep a good distance clear|son, Jack Campbell and Dennis the club,

WHITE ROCK SUN THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959 11

a SE
of its site as a protection to Uren are taking an instructors
asked to be |elub members, course in New Westminster in

Boat a
abe thie Club members Lawrence tar- order to instruct newcomers to

Our New Hair Stylists

Mrs. Louise Griffiths of the

Hilltop Salon of Beauty

is pleased to present to the public of
White Rock and District her
new staff additions

Mr. Larry Colby

formerly with “The House of Glamour," Victoria

Larry has won the Special ‘Rayette Award” for
HAIR COLORING and PERMANENT WAVING

and has recently taken special courses in Hair Styling

JEAN McDONALD

Formerly with The Charm Beauty Salon and Stacey's Beauty Salon, both of Vancouver

This will enable our Salon to go “ALL OUT” in the latest
fashions in hair styling in our most modern shop.

Razor Cutting - Scissor Cutting -

Bleaching

Toning and Tinting - Scalp Treatments - Facials

For Appointments Phone WI. 8-6401

Hilltop Salon of Beauty

White Rock, B.C.

1481 Johnston Road

We are proud and privileged to invite
you to a spectacular Spring Showing of
High Fashion Weaves, Patterns and Colors

the Harding Festival

now on view at

of Carpet Fashions
~ BUTCHART’S

1235 Johnston Road FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Phone Wi, & 1047 a