4 WHITH ROCK WEEKLY

‘ballroom of the Silver Moon, always a gay and |<
setting for community gatherings of a more formal

Bank of Montreal, following the impressive installa-
femonies in the new council chambers. Hosts for the |
“were Mr, C, Wilbur Dawson, Manager of the Wash-
y Avenue Btanch of the Bank of Montreal, and Mrs.
2 and » George Scott, of Vancouver, Assistant
Supwrntondent of of the Bank of Montreal, and Mrs. Scott.

HERE FOR SERVICE
Members of the family who
came home to White~Rock to
attend the memorial service
in honour of Mrs. F. F. Pat- |
erson, were a son, Flight-

Lieutenant J. C. Paterson;
who motored west from his
RCAF station at Trenton, On-
taro; a son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bruels,
of Nelson, B.C., and Mr. and
Mrs. P. H. Gayner. of Salt
Spring Island.

.

Mrs. B. J. Ball has return-
ed to her home, 1264 Merk-
lin St, after spending three
months in Paradise, Yucca
Valley, Palm Springs and Ber
ekely, CBLGuAnE

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GO TO KIMBERLEY

A couple who will be
greatly missed by the many
friends they have made in
White Rock where they have
lived for the past year, leave
on Sunday for their new home
in Kimberley. Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. P, Fredericks of Marine
Drive, and their three child-
fen, Denise, Johnny and Nancy
will motor to the interior
city. Mr. Fredericks has been
on the staff of the Bank of
Montreal here and will be with
the same Bank in Kimberley.

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VISITS DAUGHTER

Now that the duties of pre-
sident of the Legion Ladies’
Auxiliary has been taken over
by other hands, Mrs, E. Rav-
ening, Kyle Court, has taken

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GARDEN TOUR

W. M. Stephen, “The Firs,”
Bishop Road, is opening his}
private garden to the publi
(adults only) on Saturday, 27,
and Wednesday, May 1. 2 to
7 pm

GOLDEN WEDDING

A buffet supper at the home
of their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Cald-
well, Magdalen Ave, honour-
ed Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Caldwell, Prospect Ave. on the
occasion of their golden wed-

There will be home cooking,
Sewing, plants, drawings oF
a door prize, -
.
CARD WINNERS
Winners at the card: party
held in the hall of the Cana-!
diap Legion by the Ladies’
Auxiliary, No. 8, on April 15,
were. Bridge. 1st, Mrs. Gay-
ton; 2nd, Mr. R. A. Boss.
Whist, Ist. Mrs. W. Buckland;
2nd, Mrs, M. Frost.

RUBBER STAMPS |

of any kind
for any
purpose

crag

The Semiahmoo Sun

Hardware Week

April 25 to May 4

Plastic clothes line, 50 ft. hanks

Screw Drivers, assorted sizes, each

45c
29c |
Pyrex Percolator, new low price .. $3.95
Bow Rake and Hoe, each $1.45 |)
Paint Rollers (lambs wool), with pan $1.79
Garbage Pail (tall) $3.79 |
All-purpose glass bowls, each ...... 27c

Salt and Pepper Shakers, crystal
clear, pair

79¢

Many more Hardware Week
Specials not advertised.

j cll. Outside Whit Paint

Ocean Park Friends
Honour
|Mr. and Mrs. Burns

Over 80 neighbours and
friends dropped'in at the home| ay. f » ia $e
of Me. and Mrs. James $l inwea Church was, basked \Ouatching head-dress She caf land Mw Caste ge
Burns, Marine Drive. on ‘Tucs- ried white and yellow carna-

our one of the most popular

wedding anniversary
Burns's. Mrs, Gladys
and Mrs. W. Wall on behalf of
the neighbours presented the
couple with
fire screen.

to attend
cluded
their young son; Mr. and Mrs

Toronto,
+ Present.
their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Don-

and Mr. and Mrs.
of North

Maie Satterfield
Rosa, California.

Peter
United Church and Mrs, Con-
nell also came from Vancouver
for the occasion.

Teachers Wage
Scale Settled

little bolera jacket worn over | |happy occasion were: Mrs.}
Agreement on a new wage |the strapless bodice. She wore Alex McGillivray of Edmon-|
scale for Surrey teachers has/2 matching head-dress and A ¢ ofthe: brides Dave
finally been reached, School |carried carnations of white |'@P» aun ;
Board Secretary M. Mathews |and pink. |
has announced, The bridesmaid, Miss Ger-|

The new scale means an an-
nual increase range of up to
$200 based on a sliding scale

* .g|Double Ring Ceremony
‘Held In Sunnyside,Church

= Meaate

ai

with daffodil
April 19 at the evening cere- |
which linked two Sur-

und heather on

Jay afternoon, April 18 to hon- tions. {Seabrook and

Rennie Anderson. cousin of |New Westmi;

Was) the! scene ‘on’ Wednesday evening for an in-|couples of a very” friendly NOY, While : Je [the groom was best man, and |Mrs J; B. Anderss .
in reception tendéred the new Mayor and Council | neighbourhood. cee Se i He rere lthe ushers were Kenneth and lof Vancouver. aunt
“the City of White Rock, their wives and official guests| The occasion was the golden |.) os ; |Alan Johansen of Haney, cou~|of the groom: Mr.

jclergyman was the Rev. E. A
Elliott. The bride, Joan Patri-

cia is the daughter of Mr. and

Mrs , -
firs. Arne Johansen of John-|the groom. |

ston Road and the groom,|
| Ric! envié! 5 |ganist. and Miss Sharon Mc-
Richard Kenneth is the son of Ones

Mr. and Mrs. Richa allow- | Bride" sang
Members of the family able |i), 2nd Mrs. Richard Fa |during the signing of the

the celebration In- | | register.

4 son and his wife and | | The reception for about 90
jguests was held at the Tara
|Supper Club. The toast to the
| bride proposed by the

Rev Mr. Perley Stani- |
forth master of cere-|
|monies. The reception hall
|was beautifully decorated and
the bride’s table was centred |
by the wedding cake baked by |
the bride’s mother,

Over her white and gold go-
ing away costume the bride)
|wore a blue velour coat and |
BRIDAL ATTENDANTS white accessories. Her corsage

The maid-of-honour was/was of orchids After their

Miss Anne Staniforth who id trip the young couple |
wore a full-length gown of | “¢dding trip Breet

baby blue lace, the bouffant | ll live in Whalley.
skirt posed over satin and a| Out of town guests for this |

of the

|sins of the bride. and Ray An-| Moore and Paula of
Roberts

|derson of Vancouver, cousin of |
|the groom.

a draw-curtain

field of Brown Road.

The
age
floc

bride, given in marri-

by her father, chose a
ength gown of white
e. Posed over white satin,
the bouffant skirt was fashi-|
Oned with tiers of ruffles from
waist to hem The slim bodice
featuring a tiny standup col-
lar, and lily-point sleeyes. The |
finger-tip veil of illusion net
was held by a matching head-
dress trimmed with seed pearls |
St carried red roses and|
white carnations.

lton

A. Burns and son Scott, of |
who flew out to be
Two other sons and |

was
Elliott

BACK AT worK

Mes Worry

Tailoring and

was
id) A. Burns of Vancouver,
W: J. Burns
Vancouver also at-
nded, as well as a niece, Mrs

from Santa |

Old-time the Rev

of Kitsilano

friends,
Connell

maine Accarias, wore a gown |
similar in style of lilac with

QUERWAITE

f rtunity to visit her | “0S anniversary. The Senior |and depending on teacher's
ane nee A ¥ 2 wis 5 f.|Caldwells were married in|certification and experience, | “LAST LAUGHS, EP CUGhe 9
abehter and family in Dun- | scimarnock. Scotland. on |he said. | M EAT LTD
durn, Saskatchewan, for a few April 20, 1907. Out-of-town| The agreement is for one .
weeks. Her daughter was 4) guests included Mrs. Cald-|year and will be retroactive
resident of White Rock Zor well's cousins, Mr Samuel |to January 1. Salary ran 2 will |
peau eueen vests When She /rersuson and Mrs: L. Munto|be from $2275 for clemer
sites aise ia oe a Le-lof North Vancouver: old-time , teac ith a condition SIRLON
pie storineise nee OPES | friends of the couple, Mr. and | certific to a maximum of ~
ss E ACEE, Mrs s, who were $6400 @condary te € T-BONE
G acco! el , .
OES, TEA ‘ and son WING .. LB.
The annual Spring Tea of came \
OES will be opened by M
Winnogene Kirkham, As:
ate nd Matron. Gen
ee riree ; ips s .
es, ©: eS TENEEN PICTURE
nOMpson; & will be: guests. | GiEShop He just won't co-operate unless
Mrs, C. N. Barge, Grand Rep.; — | BES I wear Shoes from THE SHOE PACK.
Mrs. H.C. Mayers, WM. and) it pays to advertise. | SELEECE BOX on Hilltop.
Mrs. H, Varley, Assoc. M. Jewellery, Silverware, SIDE LB.

Clocks, Watches, China,

Cups and Saucers, etc.

Pen and Pencil Sets,
ANTIQUES

The Shoe Bax

on Hilltop

FRYING CHICKEN, Tray Pack LB. . .

Giant Closing Out Sale
at FINDON’S

Buena Vista and Johnston Road

Is Still On
ale Ends April 30th

Bargains for All