8 ProGRF'ssiVe Newspaper IN A Proaressive District

Youth Eenafization
Planned Here

for many years been lacking in or-
. ee activities and entertainment ibe its
young people on a community-wide basis, and the ues
people propose to do something about it. The nucleous 0!
an organization to be known 2s the “White Rock Youth
League” has been formed, and the charter members are
busy planning expansion of the organization.

Membership in the league will be open to all young
people from 16 up, and provision is being made for a junior
membership of those from 14 to 16. The movement has the
backing of such organizations as the Board of Trade, Cana-
dian Légion, Kinsmen Club, Lions Club and.P. T. A., and
an adult advisory council composed of representatives of
these organizations has been set: up to help and advise the
young people, and to support them in thrir efforts.

The aims and objects of the League are to promote
fellowship and friendship amoung the young people of
White Rock, to provide entertainment and recreation, to
foster hobby clubs, sports, and any other beneficial activi-
ties possible. They also propose to support to the fullest
extent possible any project for the betterment of the Com-
munity in which they
where possible.

Tn order to further the organization, a dance will be
held in the Legion Hall on Wednesday, April 23rd., and all
young weople 16 or over are cordially invited to attend.
During the evening details and plans of the League will
be presented and discussed, and it is hoped that all young
people inferested in such an organization will turn out. The
Canadian Legion| has kindly donated their hall for this event

and Jack Holt and his orchestra have also kindly donated
their services.

e, and. to sponsor such projects

This is a very worth-while effort on the part of the
young people, and is worthy of whole hearted support of
the whole community. with the initiative shown by this
group, they should go a long sway. ’

Senior Citizens take Collection

a; _ in aid of Hospital

‘There was a-record gathering | this will be handed to the treasur-

of Ol4 Age Pensioners and their |¢r of the Hospital Fund.

frends at the White Rock Hotel,| The Branch secretary wrote up

Fae eee cane! ele) eee on he Pope
zs 1s domon-

ee bei ae bere strated by: the inersastug rattan

2 ce.

People were present.

After the business items were

‘Gesponed of the entertainment ¢om-

mittee presented a splendid pro-

gramme of vocal and instrumental

music. The orchestra comprising

‘Mrs. Dennis Jamoy, peanist, Mr.

Coming Events

On April 25th, Youth for Christ
Presents the sound motion picture
film, “Tho Godot Creation.” Thin
i a national colour film of the
Hoad and Mr, Mackness ist violins | World round us, taken by lapred
Fendered two very fine numbers, | tne photography and is a produc-
‘Mr. Turner gave m vocal solo, Mr., oe Of the Moody iible Inatitute,
Grittin gave two. Die recline atVinton, This flim has |

‘ shown to large audiencos
oases Has Played ® violin | ey. re, Forty five minutos in
sclenco you will never forget,
Wateh for further 1

~ White Rock, B.C.

viday April 11,

Our Town

Chief Watson 1s sorlaunly Mh at
‘is home on Washington nvenue:
“em
The local churchew were well
filled on Sunday for the Taster

nervicos,
eae
Mr, nnd Mra, J, Plffer nnd
daughter were visitors at the home
D, M, Harrison over tho

nae

Mru, J. A, MeBurnoy, of C
has returned to White Rock, and
intends to remain hore for the aum-
mor,

nes
‘Wm, Eade, with his wife and son
Dennis, were er visitora at the
home of his uncle, Leonurd Bade.

Mr, and Mrs, Frank Kidd toft’
Yast wock for Carl i. to take
up his summer duties with the
government.

nae

Miss U. R. Tilwall ahd Mr.C. Lil-
wall were visitors at the home of
their parents Mr. and Mrs, W. H.
Lilwall over the weekend

cae

Although the weather was not of
the best over the week end, many
visitors took advantage of the holi-
day to come here.

see
Mrs. J. Atkin has returned from
her trip to Alberta, where she

was visiting her son and daug
inlaw for the past month,
eres
Mr, and Mrs, Dennis Eade and
daughter Enid, of Quathiaki Cove
are visitors at) the home of the
former's brother, Leonged Bade,
+ 8 8
‘Mrs, Rees Morgan, of Parker St.
left last week to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs, Drinkwater and fami)
at Denman Island, for two week
ene
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell,
of Coronation, Alberta visited Mr.
and Mrs. J, E, Bonsall, while on
their way back to their homo on
the prairie.

ter-

ann
The hours cf the local library
will now be from 12:30 to 4:30
‘Tuesdays and Saturdays. Thursday
time remains a= now.
ae)
A. Edwardvon, cf Seattle, spent
the holiday weekend with his bro-
thor Andrew Ed

Lorne Sharp was in Shaughnessy
for three days lest week.

‘The White Fecck hotel has recely-
ed a coat of paint, and other rodec-
orating has been done to the In-
terior. The parking space has been
enlarged making it more conyen-
font.

nem

‘The death was reported recently
in Dawson Greek, of W. Simpson,
fother of G. R. 8, Simpson. Mr
Simnren was formerly a resident of
the Hazolmere district. He was well
known for his exhibits of grain,
having won several prizes in the
International field.

RED CROSS Notice

of Meeting

‘Tho next mooting of the White
Fock Branch of the Red Grpan
will be held in the United Chureh
hail on Monday, April’ 14, at 2.20

um, Collections in the annual
Momberahin drive have beon en-
couraging, Collectors are Mra Av
Eadwardson, Mrs, G, Glayw Mra J,
Nellaon, Mra, P,

1947

Realtors Hold Dinner

My firnti Improssion when I one
tored ‘Tara last night wan one of
plensed surprine at the number of

strange faces there, and for som

time T was busy getting introduc

d.
Visitors from as far afield ne Chit
Iiwack, fifty-two miles and Van:
couver, thirty milox in the oppe
alte diréction, wore here, and o
here of “Hall-Fellov
Woll-Met" was the order of th
day,

After Dinner, our president,
n Binnie, gave a few word
welcomed the xuests from Vancov
yer and New Woatminster and

general atm

ho

Itors from up the Valley, G

advice regarding the profession
Tom outlined the dutie b
Ho and the need of a high stand-

to the p

ard of ethics such a8 ours are, He
alsa spoke of the orgs
the profession in the

alley, and

its needs and a

‘The guests and visitors then in

troducing th
The sccretai

t epe

then called

upon to read
from Mr, C.
tary of the
of Real E:
tract being:

ate Boards, che E

Hamilton Ont

March 28th, 19:

Dear Mr. Moss: i
Bearing In mind your o:
tion meeting scheduled for

ganiza:
rch

A

ociation of Ren
Mr. A. J. Bend

greetings, good wishes and a suc

s Club to present
act comedy

Reh
for the

and MARGAR)
act comedy, written by Gerald
si ‘This play, was a smash-
ing hit in London “and New York
during the war. The Players ate to
be commended for giving us an
opportunity to see such a splendid
production. The management have
now succeeded in securing the
Army and Nayy Hall for the pub-
lic presentation on May ist and
2hd. Tickets may be obtained from
any member of the Hospital Aux-
iiary or the Kinsmen. All proceeds
go to the Surrey Hospital Fund.

thanks to the Kinsmen club who
recently presented the inhalator,
pictured aboye, to the district. Be:
aides reviving those who ventura
too far during bathing sooron

nigation of

treducéd themselves, Mr. Binnie in- | #erved in te

Sanadian Association

81st. on behalf of the President) of | cites whi

ful meeting on the date set. | mediately

at TARA

Any efforts which will Increase
the officlency of the real estate
profession js praise worthy and the
whold hearted way in which your
mon are rallylm. to your Board
Js an indication of the apirit which
preyailx In your district.

The following extract from a
letter received from Mr, 8. W. Tay-
Jor the Superintendent of Ineur-
nce for E, C. at Victoria was read

| 1 feel thin ix a. step in the
right direction, (referring to the
formation of the Beard) and one
that will asset my Department in
raising ‘the qualifications and
fandard of the Real Eetate Bust

er extended the good
New Westminster
Exchange to our

Easter Services
at Ocean Park

At Ocean Pj

. Easter was ob-
ditional custom with
Church services the
being grecious, and re
in contrast to so
days. Crescent
Inited wns filled to capacity. The

aster number, and
a charming duet was sung by Miss
Maureen Shannon and Olive Jokn-
- | son,

A. fow Sundays ago, Crescent
Church admitted te Tis fold 24
-| members by transfers, and one
1 | Profession of faith, The 3 plebi-
h were noted for Satur-
1] day April 5 were carried by sub-
stantial majorities in Crescent, But

. Kitchener, Ontar-|in Ocean Park there was a small
, I wish to extend |'majority. This was not surprising

as no water scheme is likely in
The value of the fire
apparatus will nevertheless be a
tremendous asset, and when water
eventually is brought in, we shall
even more protection, At the
monthly mecting of Ocean Park
Community Association, last week
it was decided to go after the pro-
posed water schome more actively,
in view of the favorable turn that
the movement has taken, in the
East Sunnyside area.

The Westminster Glee Club con-
cert of m week ago, was excellent
In every respect, and the choir and
assisting artistes received hearty
applause for every item. Mr, Ox-
enbury the goneral leader, is to be
congratulated on haying such &
gifted organization. The proceeds
helped the Ocean Park and Cres-
cent Ladies Cirle, in thelr never
ceasing work of Community Effort

are shown,
tion are ¢
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