turned from a holiday on Salt
Spring Island, Also returning
to thelr Roper Avenue home,
the Paterson Juniors, Dr. and
Mrs, W. S. and three children
are back from a week of
“gipsy life’ spent at Lake
Wenatchee.

attractive floral| HERE FROM EDMONTON
venue home of Mrs,| Mrs, Frank Scott and daugh-
"evening, August 30, when Miss |ter, Mable, from Edmonton,

marriage to Dr, Irwin F,jAlberta, have been visiting at
September 22 in the United |the home of Mr. John Chris-
shower. Twelve guests were |tensen, Nicol Road, for the
nts of the bride-to-be, Mrs, A. |Past week.

G. Wilson, Crescent. The
irs. Walter Stewart and Miss

BACK FROM BANFF

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stewart,
Merklin Street, returned from
a two weeks holiday, spent at
Banff, in time for Mr. Stewart
to resume his duties as teacher
in Princess Margaret High
School.

|
Oleic Se alas
hotel pool were the three chil- |
dren, David, Peter and Bon-

FISHING TRIP
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Short,
Broatch Road, and three chil-
dren, Brian, Gary and Eliza-
beth, spent a weekend fishing
in the Silver Skagit territory
near Ross Lake.

ey

‘Burrows
“) of Nichol
few days last
? Y FROM SALT SPRING
laxing at Harrison Hot
t A im-| Mr. and Mrs. F, F. Pater-
the 'son, Cliff Avenue, have re-

TRAVEL TO MANITOBA

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davey
jand family, Johnston Road,
are on a@ holiday trip to Oak
Lake, Manitoba, where they
are visiting relatives.

HOLIDAY IN’ PENTICTON
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Cann

fand Mrs. H. Perkes, West
|Beach Ave. spent the long
weekend most enjoyably at

Penticton. The extra abund-
ance of fruit in the Okanagan
at this time of the year v
explained by the orchardist as
being the result of the long,

yhot summi with tempera-
i jtures reaching 94 degrees,
;causing the fruit to ripen
early.

;TO RESIDE HERE
| Mr. and Mrs, Edmund
‘wood have taken up residence
jin the home of Dr. G

~

WALTER H. JOHNSON

H. RHODES

| VOTEC.CF.
JOHNSON,» «1X

came
‘ atche
nd located

in Chil-

where they resided
previous to taking up resi-
= in White Rock Mr

pod has spent most of

life

ndising and

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A record number of people
re other

countries

m visited

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Teachers Return

‘from Exchange Abroad

Two White Rock toachers,
Miss Mary Molloy and Miss
Betty Huff, returned to their
White Rock classrooms this
week with a new interest be-
cause of @ very exciting and
worthwhile year spent as ex-
change teachers in England

“We had a wonderful time
and the people everywhere
we went were terribly kind
We never had a minute's trou-
ble even when travelling on
the Continent and at times
found no one able to speak
English to us” said Miss Huff,
of her year abroad.

“We went sight-seeing on
weekends and holidays al |
over England, Scotland, Ire- |
land and most of Europe—go-
jing as far south as Italy and
\Spain,” she said, ruefully ad-
|mitting “it would take six
{months to tell you all about

| Concerts, ballet, art galler-
jes and plays were all enjoy- |
jed to the full by both teach-
ers though Miss Huff was
more fortunate in that as she
was very near London while

Miss Molloy was in Norfolk. | \})

Attending 60 concerts alone |}
the year she was on ex-
ange, was part of the fairly
|strenuous cultural programme | |
of the White Rock teacher

fii
jc

The two members of the
‘local teaching fs returned
to this country by the Em-

press of Scotland and
acr Cc by the
| Canadian PR train.

came
crack |

} ae
Hotel Manager
Thanks Fire Depts.

The four fire
municipality

of the
pients

of 2 ative letter |
of thanks and a cheque for $10
from « ul Wash-
n Ave ss man thi
w
Pollard receive

h Roc

WAS
MSA

I think so much of these shoes
I get at the Shoe Box I want
to make sure I don’t get them
wet.

The Shoe Bex

on Hilltop

and Sunnyside Fire Depart- :
ment from A. L. Porter, man-'capita on movie entertain
ager of the
Hotel.

ed his gratitude and apprecin- |
tion of the efforts of the four
brigades which kept the dis-

Washington Ave,

ade planned to use the money
for some
for the hall.

hs

Ocean Beach ;, 1964, oF 5O cents Teas than the

previous year. f
Mr, Porter feelingly express- ‘
SRRERPARIS ERS ES

T. CHRISTENSEN

astrous fire of August 17th) Gift Shop
which destroyed the Army, +LLTOFr
Navy and Air Force Veterans’

building, from spreading up Jewellery. Silverwure,

Clocks, Watches, China,
Cups and Sawer te
Pon and Pencil Sets

\¢ ANTIQUES

| seo eSSee essa,

Mr. Pollard said his brig-

item of equipment

Arriving Daily

Fall Clothing For Children

up to 12 years.
Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters, Jeans and Boys’
Shirts at Budget Prices.

SMALL FRY SHOP

15677 Campbell River Road

SUPPORT YOUR SOCIAL CREDIT CANDIDATE
TOM IRWIN GEORGE MASSEY

Authorized by the Delta Social Credit Constituency
Association.

Come and See Our
Autumn Selections

‘Skirts & Sweaters

Ida’s Fashions

15577 Washington

Phone 5-1001

General Meeting

of the

WHITE ROCK BOARD OF TRADE

will be held

Tuesday, September 18th
38 PM.

SILVER MOON

Subject for discussion: Shops Regulation and Weekly

Holiday Act.
Important to all Retail Merchants Re—Wednesday—
Monday Closing

ALL INTER

STED PERSONS WELCOME.

s

Fashion Show

Sponsored by the Ladies Groups of the Presbyterian &

Silver Moon Banquet Rooms
Friday, September 2] st

FASHIONS BY IDA’s, SMALL FRY SHOP

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Church.

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