Wild Snow Goose joins district flock

One more moth to feed does; The tame gz don't seem
a thing to Surrey |to mind their guest at all and
- 5 h y on whic! 7 ture

Ted Kuhn's Camp-|tho da which the pictur

Road farm. For the /Was taken it was discovered

rs s: he has ‘ing in the centre of the

eathered visitor staying but when the flock w
his flock of geese The ©d away it was always a few
he extr ht of t in the rear, possibly be:
have ra teva wald sui | G2 it is somewhat smaller
whith: h attached it: {than the rest and therefore

{ and ap.;does not walk as fast

ent ic bet.| According to Ted Kuhn the

bird appeared among his flock
years ago and has been
ficontent to stay there ever
vn t ¥
or Mex: |Sice.

he winter it will come

wild snow
into the yard to be fed

or the wir

with the rest and appeared to
when it first ar

be uninjured

ne way however, it
is in

When the

‘ot too close

‘k took flight

oose was in the
outdistanced

easily

rest
Perhaps it is superior in oth
well. Up to the
fooled the hunt
is usual for hunters}
set decoys to fool the ducks |
but this fellow has turned the!
as used Ted Kuhn's |
as deco: to fool
hunters and as cor

nee it is st

WL hears U
Seminar talk

Miss Patty S St, spor
sored by the White Rock Wo-
mgh’s Institute to attend the
ited Nations seminar at UBC
mave an interesting account of
her impressions at the regular
monthly meeting of the group
held at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. A. Sampert, on Mon
day afternoon, October 19

The 22 members present
heard Miss Sandquist state this

practice of sending a delegate
| from various organizations was
} 2 wonderful way to bring the
# fact of other nations to our

young people and create a bet-
ter understending of world
H ideals.
Members collected and pack-
z0 [TE I ed four large cartons of used
clothing and delivered same to
the Unitarian League in Van-
couver to help the underprivil-
eged in Korea.

Mei
their white gifts to next month's
meeting. These will be sent
to the patients at Essondale for
Christmas
|| Members are aiso asked to
bring discarded items to be fix
ed up for the children at the
Woodlands School, Mrs Speak
and Mrs, Morrison were in
charge of refreshments

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retirement six years ago

Delegates to
‘ession named

What price patient care?!
will he the theme of the forth
coming convention of the BC
Hospitals’ Association, to be
held at the Hotel Vancouver

October 20 +23. Mr. Lynn Sul
ly and Mr. C. Wilbur Dawson, |
chairman of White Rock Dist

tict Hospital's finance commit
tee, will be attending special
sessions.

The convention will be of
great importance and many
phases of hospital work and
the financing of the hospital
costs will be highlighted

Administrator Ray Williams
has been appointed the official
delegate of the ‘Trustees to rep
resent the hospital. Attending
also will be the director of
nursing, Miss Winnifred J
Blackburn, R.N. Delegates to
the Women’s Auxiliary of the
B.C. Hospitals’ ciation will
be Mrs. J. W. Dow, president
of the White Rock Hospital
Auxiliary 2 J.P. Bi
the convention a spec
is being arranged by
ne BC. Hospital Insurance Ser
vice for admittir ‘ks. Miss
Ivy Cranswick I
Cramer of

Ald. Lee questions
meetings in City Hall

Use of the city hall by the
Soroptomist Club of White Rock
and Blaine when council had de
cided that the facilities in the
|Health Centre or future City
|Hall be not made available for
jany organization, raised a ques-
tion in Ald. Jessie Lee’s mind
jin council meeting, Tuesday
nght

Ald Lee pointed out that
jupon receiving a request from
|the Color Phtography Club for
juse of the city hall chambers,
council had decided to take
|this stand

Mayor William Hodgson point
ed out that the Soroptomists
jhad already received permis-
}sion of Dr. H. D. Kennedy to
use the premises and at the
|Present time were donating the
|sum of $300 to buy drapes for
|the windowso of the Centre
He pointed out that Dr, Ken-
|nedy referred the Color
|Photography Club's request to
the council for them to decide
whether or not they wanted this
group and other such groups
to meet in the city hall upon |
jits erection, if they should be
Jeranted use of the Centre now
Council, he pointed out had
{felt such a practice was unwise

Ocean Park couple
celebrate anniversary

18060

day, Ootohi
\dinner party.

ing, Undend, and came to Win
nipeg in

ol Further details and, registration forms
10 yours, ‘They lived in Bran- (i ‘ /
don before coming to British ici
‘The ‘ d
Columbia | P ot etal cots
Members of their family in - PO ee ee

neg; one daughter, Mrs, L,
Lloyd Johnaton

Mr, and Mrs, J. EB, Findlay,
Marine Drive, Ocean
k, marked their golden

anniversary on Tues
with a family

COUNCIL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
announces

the Pacult Commerce and Business
of the vergity of British Columbia
ce afd le ;

¢ cburses commence Nov. 4, 1959

The Findlay'’s have lived in

offered
8

They we

b married in Read

1911, residing there

; V1 West Hastings Street,
Vancouver 3, B.C

lude one son, Alan E,, Winni-

South Burnaby
randehildren,

and three

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