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“THE BEST ON THE BEACH”

More than 150 horses from
all parts of the Lower Main-
land and Western Washington
will be competing for close to
}$1,000 in prize money at the
Lower Fraser Valley Exhibi-
tion in Cloverdale, September
11 to 13.
| The horse division has at-
tracted the largest number of
jentries in the fairs 70-year
history. Convenor is Mrs. Fre-
da Gunst of Cloverdale.
| Judging will take place in
front of the grandstand each
afternoon starting at 10 a.m.
Thursday and Friday, and 1:45
|pm. Saturday, The evening
grandstand show this year will
be Western Canada’s first large-
scale square dance display and
jamboree.

Highlight of the horse show
and one of the major features

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Horses to compete for
$1000 at LFV Exhibition

hackney-}

WHITE ROCK SUN

classes — will

junior and pony

be completed.
An added attraction Friday

will be a display of pacing and

trotting races.

Entries for all exhibits close

September 5 at 10 p.m. a

of the Fraser Valley's largest
exhibitions each year is the
three-hour Saturday afternoon
gymkana.

A crowd of 5,000 fair-goers
are expected to crowd into the
grandstand to watch the Lower
Mainland’s most prominent dis-
play of horsemanship and rid-
ing skill.

The “NIAGARA WAY” by Natural
Return of Blood Circulation”

pital and clinically tested device,

Trophy presented each year to
the horse and rider gaining the
most points.

Last year the trophy went to
}14year-old Jim Hill of White
Rock on an American Saddle

White Rock, B.C. Phone WI. 8-9495.

Bred horse.

Some of the more popular
events include the  six-horse
jcompetition, harness racing,

|flat and stake racing, musical
cans, trotting races under sad-
jdle and the masquerade.

The light horse halter clas-
ses leads off the division Thurs-
day morning with Shawn Lan-
|die as judge.

Friday, the heavy horses, both
halter and teams, will be judg-
ed by Malcolm Stewart, and
the light horse competition —

Garden and Lawn Preparation

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in highway safety.

DON SHAW fe The Canadian Highway Safe-|

Conference has warned, “To

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Revised Schedule of Hearings use out on

For ithe pu { holding hearir life and the
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should be

date of the hes

September, 1958: Prince George, Burns Lake, Smithers.
September, 1958: Revelstcke, Salmon Arm, Kamloops.
October, 1958: Cranbrook, Creston, Nelson, Trail, Grand Bloc ‘ It

Forks.

re frivolo

November, 1958: Chilliwack, Abbotsford, New West- nt driving result in
minster. ious economic loss, painful in
January, 1959: Vancouver, Victoria. jury or death,” warns Mr.

February, 1959:
March, 1959:
April, 1959:

Duncan, Nanaimo, Qualicum, Courtenay,
Penticton, Kelowna, Vernon.
Powell River, Ocean Falls, Prince Rupert.

S. N. F. CHANT,

August 26, 1
¥) Buchanan

White Rock. Aged
Survived by his wife
‘ash

of

Iniversity

British Columbia

34-35c

on

two daughters in

ington. Funeral service was
held on Friday August 29 at

9 a.m, from Chapel Hill Fun

] Parlor to awn

:00 ere! Rev. H. Berry officiatin

Oakes August 27, 1958,
Give the wife and family a Sameel Aleender Oakes, 1226

. : F Street, White Rock. Age
treat! Clean, friendly service Nivea; Sunviven Rear
and a variety of fine food ng wife © brothers, two sis
a aa ters in England, Funeral ser-
vice was held on Saturday, Aug-

ust 30 at 1 p.m. from Chap
Hill Funeral Parlor to Sunny-

aces to at side Lawn, Rev. E, Pitt Grif

4 fiths officiating
2 * *

Fullbrook - August 28, 1958,
William Ernest Fullbrook of

a Sarees 1087 Shepherd Rd., White Rock
The Dolphins Aged 67 years. Survived by
is loving wife, one son William
ON THE PIER jAlbert, two brothers, Francis
and Albert in England. Fun-
A SNACK OR A DINNER FOR SIX OR SIXTY i eral service was held Tuesday,

ptember 2 at 2 p.m.
apel Hill

from
Funeral Parlor to
Valleyview Memorial Gardens
jat Newton, Rey. E. Pitt Grif:
fiths officiating.

Now planning the fall and winter schedule of
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Cancer research

Fundamental research on
connective tissue and cancer
will be made possible at UBC
this fall with the purchase of
an electron microscope capable
of magnifying 200,000 times.

White Rock Phone WI. 8-5121
Langley Phone 737
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Dr. Harold Taylor,
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