; jally along shifting word-stresses from the

clean-up.

Card party aids
Hycrest group
An enjoyable party . took
place on Feb. 23 at the home
of Mrs. R. Dempster, 14th Ave.,
th of Hycrest | Hospital
Wilson, who Keeps a watchful es 24 ladies were present

bye bn White Rock's waterfront): Uiaing Mrs. White, president
Rectibn, | feels strongly “that twe group, and Mrs. D. Good:
promised that USanadct reRock |man, president of the Ladies
yeoms, below the White A°ch|Auxiliary to Branch No, 8 of
Pibrary should bevoperated of the Canadian Legion. Mrs. G
probably one ifree boath only, Edwards and Mrs. R. Dempster
owed, He feels soap and |" Sedan won first prize
towels should be charged for) Airs. Trodden won firs
4s well a$ rental of each chang-| With Mrs. si tal ae naoe
ing booth, which would pay the O74 honors. oo Papa
wages of a caretaker which Wil-|PZ7¢ Was ie
son feels is an absolute must if |/5°
the building is to be maintain-
ed in proper order.
Referring to complaints mace
fo city council by Dan Gallen,
of rowdyism on
Avenue Lane, Wilson feels Gal-jner at the Church last Friday
len is quite right in his com-)when they honored the Junior
plaint of lack of police patrol.jand Senior Choirs and their
Wilson strongly agrees that |leaders Mrs. A. Bates and Mrs.

Sunnyside

The congregation of Sunny

White Rock is in need of more/B. C Hill. The choir girls *

presented the leaders with little
jgifts On the occasion. The choir.
rendered several selections and

Rotarians hear i vrocam inadea baton
* |twirling act and accordion mu
Herb Capozzi © |i. The shiver colisction went
B.C. Lions contribute over toward the choir fund.
Riese
,000 annually to their min-}
an Teagues throughout | A Splendid musical program
Vancouver and district, Herb |W2S presented at the February
Capozzi, general manager of the |eeting of the Old Age Pen-
Uhe Lions, told White Rock Ro- | Sioners Organization in the local
tary Tuesday United Church. Instrument
Caporzi. was introduced as|"umbers were given by Miss
guest speaker at the Rotary K- Locke, Mr. Stanier, J. Hay
luncheon by Ken ‘Thompson. {Ward, and Mr. McKean. Vocal
The Lions general manager|Stlection were rendered by J.
spoke extensively of his recent |S8cCandles, Miss Locke, and W.
trip to Italy. He took the trip| Marsden. Already this year
after winning the Rotary Foun-|there are 59 members enrolled
dation Fellowship Scholarship |i the local organization. Some
Ris years raes |27 of these paid their do

Capozzi told Rotarians that|™¢™bership to the newly form-|

anadian Football is one of the|°4 Chronic Hospital Society
finest spectator sports in the |e" Mr. Porter gave a report
world. Over 50 percent of |9? the meeting which had been
season's ticket holders are | held at Newton on February 25.
women. He said that there must of

He was born in Kelowna and|"ecessity be a Society before
played for Montreal Alloucttes. | PT0c¢eding with requests for a
; money by-law and so forth.

= Refreshments were served at
Jack Justice to the close of the meeting

address Realty Board =

Mrs. Young of Vancouver,

BC. real estate men will| with her young grandson was
have an opportunity to hear|cuest over the. weekend with
Jack Justice of Miami, Florida, | Mr and Mrs. Nell MacDonald of
the idea man of American zeal |Sunnyside
estate, at the 3rd Annual B.C. LOWS
Association’ of Real Esute|- Mr, ond Mrs, Bruckshow and
Boards convention at Harrison children of Surrey Centre have
ee Spans Hotel, April 13}come to Sunnyside
and 14. |

their home. They reside
More than 300 Realtors and|King George Highwiy,

their wives representing almost
every sizeable community in

Miss J. Fe ;
B.C, are expected to attend. ar spent a few days

ood thing, Wilson feels, as fs
the Bronte of regular beach

Washington |side United Church had a din-|

to make |

Program include Don H. Koy]
of Saskatoon, Sask., president of {
the Canadian Association of
Real Estate Boards, Mayor
Beth Wood of New Westminster |
and Rev. John Bishop of New
Westminster.

Among the more important
items on the agenda of the con- |
vention are reports on the pro-

Other major speakers on the | she was the guest of her father

recently in Vancouver where |
|

Mr. and Mrs. Missere and

family of Kindersley, Saskatch

ewan are visiting with their |

brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. |

Clarence Steele of F Street
aryesce

Recent guests at the home of |
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Holms of Stokes |

gress of the province-wide B.C. | Bok i
Multiple Listing Service and the 8 Aproy aug!’ Prairie,

Road were Mr. and Mrs Stanley |

B. Agnew and Mr. John Free.

If the Chant Commission onjblame the radio people; they
Education were ever to come to/are children of their day, but
White Réck, and I were asked |surely we can come to’ terius
for my twobit's worth, I would )of understanding with our
ask them, in turn, to EXplain |brotherson-the-air without RE.
the PERverse incluence at work|course to arbitration,
n my ALDress a
second to the first syllable: | missioners. 1 would uses ae
This linguistic DEcay has a /(and all of us) not to give their) f
very bad EFfect on our school/ASSent to all the ‘airy’ pro: |i
children, who are eager to learn |nunciation they hear, without | |
English pure and unDEfiled./due confirmation. We should
and if we don't stop this tend-/anl do an honest spot of RE-||
dency, our Western civilization |search; we must learn how to
may well CAReen into a sharp|DEtect all leftist words to save |
DEcline. In others words, why|our children before 10 Is 0
this leftward, trend, and who late.

is behind it? it's good clean fi ‘ an
|, To confuse us al Ithe more, |liberty-loving eltizens “ieoald SEE! FEEL! and ENJOY —

this demon of DiSorder _per-|rally to our DEfence. The game J . eS i “a
forms a REverse trick, and, in-|is called “hysteronproterens oc Supcpige Quality Dry Cleaning
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stead of advancing the normal |‘back to front’ We must or- v4
jaccent it REtards it. lganize T.P.A. Clubs (Trans-Pos- J mr

This subversive twist is known jed-Accents) to fight this men.!| Prarsons Mc
as Russian Roulette You can|ACE. Let us then appoint a day ;

readily se how all this is des |when we shall all meet to COM |{ J (et aE)

TINed to DiSturb the mind of |versé about this proposition J FOR

a child who has aiready halflover a CARafe of easyio D. ‘ly Pi, A

jhis mind on the REport card,|gest mulfigatawny; and DEcide Daily PicKup and Delivery Service

and how it adds to the mount-|if all the capitalized words in
ing perplexities of the harASSed | this article are hysteron-pro-
teacher. whose woes are daily |teron.
jon the inCREASE. My whole
aim here is, if not te stem this
drift to the left, at least to try
to bring about a DEcrease in the | Allanson-Farnam
number of conTRARy parents |
who think they can DiSpute the |@"’@gement announced
teacher's ruling. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Farn-
It is not my intention, nor i8)am of Ocean Park announce}
it my office to cause OF Fence |the engagement of their daugh-
to any member of the honor-|ter, Marilynn Gail, to Mfr. Peter
able Commission - I'm neither/Allanson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
a city councillor nor ASSessor|Raymond Allanson, also of ||
~ but I may say that most of Ocean Park. \
the sounds which I PROtest| The wedding will take place | |
against in these lines come to|on March [4 in Crescent United |
me via the air waves. We can’t Church.

— PHONE WI. 8-1081 —

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