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Objective Attainment Night,
October 90, at tho Lions’ Week-
ly Bingo parties was highlighted
dy the presentation of a $1000

cheque to V. A. McPherson,
President of the Hospital So-
clety.

This amount has been real-
jzed by local Lions since June
32 when the first Friday night
Bingo game was held in the
Sliver Moon Hall, The games)
have continued each Friday
‘with the exception of one week:
Local residents have showed a
marked enthusiasm and an in-

number of patrons |
have attended from week to
week.

Bill Bush, Lions’ President,
expressed is thanks to the
Jecal merchants who had con-
tributed with thelr services and |
goods in supplying many of the
five grand prizes donated to
winners each week.

‘Mr, Cy. Smith. Vice-Presi-
dent, Presented the cheque to
Mr, McPherson. who in turn
thanked Lion members on be-
half of the Hospital Society and
expressed the wish that Bingo

COMING EVENTS

White Rock Laswn Bowling
Club will resufue their Social
Evenings on Friday, November
6 at § pm. Carts, tea, ctc.|
All welcome. 44c

Old Age Pensioners’ Organ!-j
zation Bazaar and Salo of Work

Serving White Rock,

en would continue to func-
Hon tn aid of the hospital.
‘Local merchants contributing
to tho prixos were: Mrs, E.
Conor, Bill Bush, Bert Davey,
Chet Brown. Dick Speora, W-
HL Malkin & Co. Beryl Dar-
lng, T. Glmblett, Bill Short,
Chuck Arnold, Jack Burrows,
Sid Fennell, ‘Todd Spicer and
‘Mr, and Mrs, R. M. McAdam.

Crescent Beach
Trawler Salvaged

On Saturday, October 31 the
40 ft, trawler, Sea Harp, own-
ed by Bill Hadden of Crescent,
‘was salvaged from the beach at
the entrance to Howe Sound
where it went ashore on Fri-
day night in the storm. which
atruck Georgla Straits,

‘The Sea Harp, loaded with
20,000 Ibs, of salmon was on its
way to Vancouver and began
taking water too fast in the
heavy seas. Another packer,
‘The Merlin Mac, came along-
side and took the two men off,
Bill Hadden, owner, and a deck

ver. They wero taken
Vancouver on ‘The Merlin Mac,
arriving there at midnight.

‘The Sea Harp was on char-
teras a packer at the time of
the mishap. Straits Towing
Company dispatched the Wil-
mag Straits tug to haul the Sea
Harp off the beach on Satur-
day moming.

Tho trawler, although badly

hand, Joe Simmons of Vancou-|
into}

and Home-Cooking will be held |demaged, is still seaworthy and
in the White Rock Hotel, on|is- being overhauled and_re-
December 2. Proceeds to be used! paired at the Benson Ship Yards)
fn providing the Xmas Dinner|in Vancouver. ‘
for Old Age Pensjoners. There| The beaching of ‘the Sea
will bo refreshments, door prizo| Harp {s the 18th accident hap-
ind a raMe for real good prizes. | pening, to coastal ships in the
So pleats come and help us tol past month. Six of the craft
make the old folk “happy for!'were lost at sea and one man
one day at Ieast. Admission 2c, wax drowned in thé series of
eecaraeran gea accidents “which have be-
fallen constal craft In fall
storms,

‘The Hilltop Hospital Group
and Branch No. 8 ofthe Cana-
dian Legion are sponsoring
Hoe-Down on Saturday, Novem-
ber 7 at 9 p.m. fi the Canadian
‘Legion Hall. “Admission 50c. 42¢

Thanks to Kinsmen
Mervyn Mayes, six years ‘old.
1Grade 1. White Rock School,

‘Turkey dinner and bazaar on
Wednesday, November 4, at the

JES)
from 5:20 to 7:20 pm. Admis-
lon, Adults $1, Children 50c.
Sponsored by White Rock Cath-
Olle Womer 436
“White Rocis VON Auxiliary
are holding thelr Christmas tea
‘and bazaar on Thursday, Dec-
ember 2, at the Silver Moon.

a tin ¢

‘The Evening Circle of the
United Church W.A- are hold-
ing & fashion nhow and demon-
stration of the Elna sewing ma-

winner of boy's bleycle at Hal-
lowe'en party, October 31, }
20, parents and Mervyn wish
to thank Kinsmen and school}
officials for their untiring gen-
evorlty—The Mayes Family, 942
Buena Vista Ave,

‘The Busy Bees Chub will hold
2 whist drive in Sunnyside Hall,
Movember! 14 at 745 sharp,
Proceeds will go towards a
wheel chair for the White Rock
Hospital, Lunch will be served.
Admission 25c. Prizes. 44c
Siena,

Famous Eureka Jubilee Sing-
<3. five splendid) coloured
singers, with an accompanist
jfrom Chicago. will be featured |
i auuth for Christ on Friday,
November 13. at 8 p.m, in the
Evangelical Free. ‘Church,
Everyone welcome. , Ao

Branch 8 is holding their an-
nual Fall Bazaar, Wednosday,
November 18 at 2 pm. in tho
Canadian Legion Hall, Johnston

Sale of homo-cooking,
sewing, novtlties, (plants and
kood uned clothini Grocery’
hampers. Afternoon toa will bo
Door prize, Admission

Party | dre
Plies house or had an

ber 18, commencing at 8 p.m,

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& White Rock Weekly

Sunnyside, Ocean Park, Crescent Beach, Panor
end Surrounding Districts.

White Rock, B.C., Thursday, November 5, 1953

‘ama Ridge, Colebrook fi

$2.00 per year. Copy 5c

Play Opens Monday
at White Rock Little

Theatre

“A delightful play guaranteod
to keop you chuckling” 1s tho
way one ‘ritlo desoribos "Quiet
Weekind," which Ja the local
Players’ ‘noxt offering at. tho
Little ‘Theatre, . starting Mon~
doy, November 9,

Tt turna out to be anything
but a quiet weekend when the
Royds, played by Foleclo Mitch-
ell and Bob Glen, visit thotr
country cottage. Quarrels,_be-
twoon their daughtor GMa:
geret Primrose) and thelr go
happy husband (Bob Grant),
the tangled love affairs of their
ton (Brian Lane) and a salmon-
poaching eicapade in which
‘Arthur Royd and @ neighbour-
ing bachelor friend (Cy Amos)
get Involved all add up to a
hectic time for the Royd fam-
fly but a good time for audi-
ences,

Christine Best joined the
caste this week to replace Mer-
cia Davies, who s ill In hos
pital, in the role of the glam-
orous actress whose visit also
helps to disquiet tho Royds’
weekend.

Other roles are
Charlotte Cheverie, Chris
Davies, Julia Wilkins. Una Tile
wall, Peggy Procter and Jack

Ratepayers Urge
Fireworks Control

At a mecting of the Iixe-
cutive of the White Rock Rute-
payors’ Association in the!
White Rook Lodge on Tuesday
night, November 3% the Presi.
dent, Tom Lindow, introduced
4 recommendation to the effect
that all fireworks »should be
under supervision and thelr use
confined to! definitely design~
ated arena, such as school
rounds and open spaces.

‘This i in ine with netion
which is pending in many party
of, the Province, cities as well
as municipalities, where, it 1x
felt the use of fireworks as a.
part of the Hallowe'en celebra-
tion {4 getting completely out
of hand, The number of accl-
dents throughout the B.C, both
major and minor has led auth-
orities to feel local Inws will
b nocessary to protect life and
property.

‘The Ratepayers’ Association
Intends to approach the Muni-
cipal Council to have a Bylaw:

assed to that <ffect,
The mecting also decided to
ask that storekeepers having
fireworks for sale on their pre-
mises must keep them in closed
containers. It was pointed out
that the increased use of oll as
& heating fuel, with storage

taken by

Kelman.
The play will continue} ecent years greatly Increased
through Saturday, Nov. 14, |the hazards arising from the in

discriminate use of fireworks in

Because of the reduced seat-
certain areas.

due to the

tanks outside bulldings had in} there ae the unearthly hour of

x
| eban;

From Korea

To White Redes

(By Speclal Correspondent) | Fortes, Otto Harman and Ron

Its long way from Korea to| ald Sending, with Wendy Cox,
White Rock, even us the crow | dancer and vocalist, and Celeste
fies Uf he felt so Inclined, |¥vans, Canada's only female
which 1s doubtful) but that is|magiclan, make up the com
the distance Ruth Evans, bet-| pany, ;
ter known In the show world| Speaking of her experiences
now us Celeste Evans, will soon | in her letter to her White Tock
bo making. parents, Ruth said, “T still have

For Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.|recelved no mail The mall in
Evans of Thrift Road have just |longer going out the farther
had a letter from thelr daugh-|north we go, We entertained
ter, Ruth, to the effect that the tho PP. Cle yesterday and
show she \x with, “The Garfléld|there were two White Rock
White Show” which is now| fellows in the audlence, John
touring Korea entertaining | O'Neil and John Rutledge. They
Commonwealth troops on duty|come up and spoke to me atter
there. will have completed their| the show.”
engagements soon and will be| Meeting old friends who ser

ved with the “Bandoliers” over-

pean was the pleasant experi-
ence of Garfleld White himself.
And the party seem to hari
some relaxation from thelr
strenuous schedule of shows
for Ruth ends her letter by re-
troupe | marking.

flying from Tokyo to Canada.
shows in
the

One of thelr first
British Columbla will be
one they have promised to
under the auspices of the Can-
adian Legion. Branch No, 8,
here in White Rock
The entertainment
who left Vancouver early in| “I went up for several Sights
October by plane, went by way| yesterday 4s we are mear an
of the Aleutians and arrived |sirstrip . - . Korea looks beat-
tiful from the air—it is so fat

240 am. From there to Tokyo|and pretty.”
ere, in the heat—a distinct] Soontheirround of entertain
from the misty north-|ing in the distant felds over, the
crn sles—they all went shop-|Garfleld White “Show Time"

ing capacity new
tiered seating accommodations ee

patrons are being urged to gct| Mr, and Mrs. C. Brydon,
tickets in advance -from J. P.|Prospect Ave. proudly an
Mitchell, business manager, or|nounce the birth of a new

to telephone reservations to his| grandson, born to their son and
office or to the director. Frank-| daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra.
lir Johnson. Frank Brydon, October 15.

Moving Can Be Fun
And Big Business Too ©

By CMA. (t—_—__—_—_
White Rock, and in fact the) Arcadia Hospital Group

whole of the lower “Mainland.
Muth other parts of B.C. thrown | Receives Cheque for
$250

in for good measure. is a good
place for movers and anyone)
chgaged in the moving busi-| Friday, October 30, the regu-|
ness. Nar meeting of the Arcadia Hos-
hat 1s the opinion of the pital Group was held at the
Litz Brothers of Abbotsford, and | home of Miss Doris Elliot, Vic
they should know, For thelr|toria Av
fothor, Robert, Litz, pioneered] The highlight of the meeting)
in the busines’ of moving in was a letter from Mrs.
Winnipeg over 40 years ago, Irwin, wife of our member, who
and all seven of his sons..s also Speaker of’ the House|
trained by thelr father, follow-'in the Legislature In Victoria,|
him into’ the samo line of, enclosing a cheque for $250, th
work. money to be used as the Ar-
Whe present fob of one branch cadia group wished. The vote of
of this moving family 1s to the members was to apply the
carry the Lancaster Motel, on! generous gift as the first dona-
Campbell River Road, back tion toward the financing of aj
about 80 fect from its original two bed ward in the White)
foundution and set {t up on new Rock Hospital, It is hoped that |
foundations, approximately 3 more donations will be wondin:
fect higher, The bullding, own-|thelr way to this special fund

ping. From there the next hop| troupe will be winging their
took them to Pusan and then|way across the north Pacis to
on, to Seoul, and presented thelr|Eritish Columbia and a few
show In both places, now re-|more shows here, among them
|nowned as scenes of bitter) the coming one in White Rock
fighting fn the recent Korean

visiting,
Depots,
Units of | Common-
‘wealtir “troops.” Sporisored “by:
the Mount Pleasant Branch 1
Canadian Legion of Vancouver,
the troupe is presenting “Show
| Time,” a mus
he Commonwealth Forces serv-
g in the Far East. They are

Historical Documents
Come to Light

"A large box of papers—re
cords, manuscripts, and old
hand-written letters—will_ soon
be leaving the home of D. C
McArthur. Marine Drive, Waite
Rock, for the! East, They sare
carrying with them the greet-| destined to “find an /honous
ings and best wishes of the\Place in tho Archives! Of (the!
Branch and many clvic heads| Provincial Library in Winnipes,
throughout the Province. to ali| Manitoba. There they will be
the boys in Korea, ‘They are| placed in the keeping of Dr. J-
under the management of Gar-|1: Johnston Librarian) ta the
field White, well-known member| Parliament | Buildings, to | be
of the Canadian Army made available to research stu-
Party, the “Bandoliers, dents writing the early history
ppeared in over 1,000 shows | 0f Western Canada.

overseas in the Second World

For the papers and letters,

which belonged to Mr. Me
Arthur's uncle, Alexander Me
‘Arthur, deal ‘With one of the
most troubled periods in west-
ern history—the Riel Rebellion
and throw much valuable Nght
i on that controversial time. His-
Nybite Feces torlans are still wrangling over
Rabbit raising for profit, for|tne rights and the wrongs of
food and just for fun will be|the Riel case and records such
the toplc in a course of four], the McArthur PS
Tectures) commancing Tuesday | CS Ne) Sve weeded Suteleniitas

War. Three other men, Terry

UBC Rabbit Lectures
Start Tuesday at

cd by Mr, and Mrs, J, Lancas- Tho-ladies also displayed a love
ter who bought the Motel about ly patchwork quilt, the materi-

:
LA. to Canadian Logion.|.

five years ago, Is 160 feot long
and will when moved) have a
large parking space in front
and allow for landscaping
which will make the setting
more attractive. ‘The whole
undertaking ls in step with the
mnodernizng and — renovating
heme which the proprietors
have in mind, i

building while it was boing
moved’ If not you should ask
the enthusiastic young mover,
Gordon Litz, how to cook your
@nnor and put the baby to bed
for his afternoon sleep while
your home move back—or for-
ward: the ned nrises, Or
maybo across a river, It has
heen done and by Robert Lite,
wlio moved innumerable houses
in Winnipex and who. as his
fon proudly put It, "Never

‘The setual moving Ax Mrs

Haye you ever lived in al Wi

ails for which were donated by |
friends. The quilting, which wax

& work of art, was done by tlro-| 8

less members. ‘The quilt. with
@ pair of hand knitted socks,»
will be raffled and drawn for in!
about two wooks, the money to}
be used for the furnishing
fund.

G, George. proprietor of the
‘hite Rock Hotel, was tender-'
ed a hearty vote of thanks for,
iis generous public spirit. in
helping with the Saturday night
card es now held at the
Hotel.

The meeting adjourned after
the serving of a dainty huneh
by u hostess.

Saturday night's card party at
the White Rook Hotel was also |
‘well nded and the honour
ed guests of the evening wore
the Honourable and Mrs. Tom
Tewin, Mrs, Trewin cartying off
the first prito in bridye. | Mr.
Mabeock won the consolation,

} Gartner,

ments will be served,
re _will be prizes for
and

Lite explained to ono quito|In whist, Mra, Smithson wax
‘green in this moving businens,| the lucky winner and Mr. An=
ts done on “Soup {| derson won the consolation, The

door prize was won by our
Mra. Jane

evening at 7.30 In Semiahmoo pean aS
High’ School ‘and continuing 4] SeucoRe cts,

re Until very’ recently they were
stored In the old family home
in Winnipeg, where they, had
decn since 1887. Three weeks
ago they were sent to White

week:
‘These talks, sponsored by
jurrey Co-operative Association
will coyer all angles of the in-
dustry, including Care and Man=

agement, Breeding. Feeding. “
Rabbit. "Diseases and Rabbit] Reck to D.C Mearns

Furs, ‘Many White Rock Sen-|har_ singe been cormerpensn
lor citizens and some smaite| With ATCO “disposal of xe
Molders have shown interest in} As 1 the Draper Weps

he course for which a nominal pi
Charge of $1.00 Ya made. Juntors| | Atesander MGArthur ‘wns:
rte eh | Scottand, for Canada some time
jn the early: 1860's, was an em
ployee of the powerful Hud
ron'a Bay Company and worked
at fret. under Donald Smith
(ater Lond Strathcona) in
‘Montreal, Later he went west
to what was thon known as the
Red River and took a prominent
art to thé Bel Rebellion and
in that struggle was ide
of the insurgents. .

Red Cross to Meet

A Rod Cross meeting will be
held at the home of Mra. J. G.
1nd “CO” Street, on
Monday, November ® 2 to 4

As
Giieat speaker, Mrs Faulkner
et Now Woatminster, All inter~
cated in, Red Crosa work are,
fanked to attend,

ull