their winter quarters, and thus the sea-
It has been a pleasant time for those who
take advantage of it, especially for the past month,
‘go back to their work greatly refreshed.

But there are others who, through circumstances or
pation cannot have a vacation during the summer
months and have to take it at other seasons. In places of this
nature it is the busy time for them, and let us hope they were
‘able to make hay while the sun shone. And that the summer
trade is over they can turn their minds to other things, or |
relax after the rush of the season. :

SUPPORT THE FIRE BRIGADE

There is an organization in town that is not receiving
“the support that it deserves. We refer to the Fire Brigade.
A volunteer group of men who, go out when called upon, to
protect property when a fire breaks out. They fullfil a
needed part in a community of this size and are worthy of |
all the support they can get. Working without pay or com- |
pensation for their damaged clothing while fighting fire, |
besides having to close up their businesses at such time. |
They are discouraged and consider it unfair while others
hold back who-could help. So back up the Fire Brigade,
they need funds too.

OFF TO SCHOOI

Next week another school term begins after the long
holiday. For some little tots it will be their first attendance
at a public school. Others have been promoted to higher
+ grades. Some may not be returning as they may,on account
fo the labor shortage, have secured a position of a kind, and
would rather earn a little money than go back to school.
Ambition for higher education is drawing those, who have
passed through High School, to the University. May they be
successful in this start in a new life.

Sadness swept over the district when the news of the
death of the Duke of Kent was heard. He was a popular
and well-liked member of the Royal family.

FIGHTING PARTNERS

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of vital needs for eviber aud
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CRESCENT =|
Holy Communion

= | 9.30 a.m.

'
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. Alex. MacintoSh
Service at 10 a, m.
« In the old Mill office

THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
White Rock — Crescent
Rev. Frank Hardy

——

_ CHRISTIAN, SCIENCE SOCIETY
White Rock, B. C.

Hold Services in the Masonic Hall
Sundays at 11 a. m.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Every 2nd & 4th Wed'day at 8 p.m.

Metropolitan. Tabernacle
White Rock Branch
Mace: White Rock Theatre
9. 45 a. m. Sunday School
Morning Service, 11. a. m,
Evening ‘Service, 7.30 p. m,
Thursday: 7.45 p. m. Prayer and
Rey. Cassells will be the
preacher for August.
Bible Study.

Sam

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CRESCENT GOSPEL MISSION
Taylor's Hall
Evangelist Peter Dewar
(late of White Rock)
10,00 a. m. Sunday School
11:00 a. m. Morning Service

| power to fulfill another".

‘they are here to be seen and de-
monstrated; It Is only the evil
belief that renders them obscure”
—Mary Eddie Baker,

. ee
“Man's capacities have never
been mensured; nor are we to
judge of what he can do by any

precedents, 80 little has been
tried”, —Henry David Thoreau.
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“The reward of one duty is the

ry George Elfot.
sem
“The expectations of life depend
upon diligence; and the mechanic
that would perfect his work, must
first sharpen his toolg%
—Confucius,

CORRESPONDENCE

Dear Sir:
En Guard

T am asking your readers—Are
our farmers heing taken for a
British Columbia we call it Com-
pulsory Co-operation, in Russia
they call it} Collective Farming,
Very soon (if not stopped now)
our farmers will do just what they

Mrs. Farmer,Do you wish to work
and live undepa system of perinits,
penalties and fines, and a gov~-
ernment with power to move you

30-DA

ride? My own reply is “yes"s In|

are told. And now IT ask Mr. and |

|from one piece of land to another,

eABONS TRIP
Fares To The
PRAIRIES

Alberta (Calgary, Edmonton,
Macleod and East). Saskatch
ewan, Manitoba and Stations
in Ontario (Port Arthur and
West),

Aug. 28 to 30

(Inclusive)

Going and returning same
route only

30 Day Return Limit

Children, 5 years of age and
under 12, Half Fare

CHOICE OF TRAVEL
in’ COACHES - TOURIST
STANDARD SLEEPERS
Stopovers allowed at all points
en route within final return
limit.
For further particulars write to
G. Bruce Burpee, G.P.A.,
CPR. Station, Vancouver.

or

shall in

3,

of any aut

permission,
DATED at

whistle or simi

these regulations.”

DATED at Victoria, B.C. this 10th day of August, A.D, 1942.
(Signed) JOHN
Premier of British Golumbia,

LIGHTING&BLACK OUT
REGULATIONS

TAKE NOTICE that the following additions have been made to the
Lighting and Black-out Regulations:—

I, the undersigned, Premier of the Province of British Columbia, pursuant to
authority granted to me by the Minister of Pensions and National Health under Article
85 of the Defence of Canada Regulations,do hereby amend the lighting and black-our
regulations made by me on the 24th day of April, 1942, by inserting therein the follow
ing as Regulation 22A, namely;—

LOIS During a black-out (Precautionary or Imminent Danger) no person

the

BY VIRTUE of authority vested in me by the orders relating to black-outs within
the Province of British Columbia made by the

Premier

No person shall optrate any bieyele during any Precautionary Blackout
unless such bicycle is equipped with a lighted front lamp which is completely
Hlacked out with dhe exception of a horizontal slic one and one-half inehes
in tengdh and onesquarter ineh in wideh located in the centre of the front
glow on the lamp and wnloss the light rays are directed downwards.

Hf, during any blick-out, any local condition renders the vse of a flashlight
Imperative, a flashlight may be used; but no person shall make use of a
Hashtight unless he has first satistied himself chat he canoe dispense with
jin use and unless the Mashlicht has been dimmed by at least one thickness
of newspaper print or material having the same efleet and he shall at all
tinies direct the light downwards.
An exemption from the blackout requirements is hereby granted in Tespect
‘bile oF motorevele hat is operated by a member of any of
the Defence Forces to whom permission to operate such automobile or
motorcycle during a bhick-out has been granted by authority of the General
Officer Commanding iy Chief, Pacific Command, provided such automobile
or motorcycle is equipped and operated in the manner specified im the

Vanoouver, BG. this Lib day of August, A.D, 1942,
(Signed) W. C. MAINWARING, *"
Chairman, Advisory Council, Provineial Civilian Prowetion Committee.

1 in which the black-out is in force sound any siren,
ar instrument unless he has authority so to do under

ol
“4th day of April, 1942, T hereby make the following regulations:

HART,

British Columbia on the