tay GUOASTINA STEWART

lin Stregt, ret
‘be an encouragem
efforts are Worth

find your address for
xt to) my mother you aro
st influence of all in my
‘way you made Blstory
pe; its KTeat heroes and histori-
Fmovements, . . . The beauty
your readings and teaching of
aly ‘layin of the King’ are
auble, So T lave tay Toony-
to thit day and take down
Wiky olf Botsford History from tho
and still think of you"
letter,” states: Afr. Wil.
uw from a pupil who tater
tm teacher herself, and is
fan Alberta housewife. This is
Bue example of the ablding
ef m teacher's offorta”
F PSTING LINE
JP ate, Wittiams nas exporivaced «

ft Bis lifetime. In his
Deariy days be was trained for the
MAngiican ministry and served as
lurete fs St. Pauls Cathedral fn
Wiistitax tn 188 He was later ap-

Wary Interesting anc varied carver |

st in com

dred principal or the Semiahmoo
wnt to’ all teachers who sometime
white.

Pinexroves en route
home to the xehool," *

“Now,” he continued, “1 am «
Stranger In @ strange land, know
ing pnly about 15 percent of the
Fesidents, and thos 1 meot olthor
ta ehyroh oF in the Hne-up at tho
post offen"

He Weights in reoalling. former
Pupits in whom he retains a never
waning interest, He hus followed
each on through ighor education
and inally inte their
careers,

Ketiring trom the teaching prov
fession in 1429 ho now follows
with Keen Interest the activitios
Sind pursuits of those he tutore
Many homemakers
othiets engineers und some Dusl

from my

chosen

have become

men, The outstanding achie

nt

Or one of his Grade 8 pupils bears
tention; that of Dr, K. Brearley
who has received hor Ph.D. in

France, and is now a professor of
French at the University of By

BETYER SYSTEM ~
Seentes rector of St Pauls in} af Willams states, “I would
SGeaiiettetows. one of the Mnest} ther be am toucher today than a
igbarcbes mm the maritimes, teacher of ” He claims
Etre left the ministry for]tnat in his uays of teaching the
Reelpublie platform specialising in|cram system was overdone and

Geli 0d “song recitalx
Habe voles and expression under
Prefescr Wright head of the
Ghieago University of Expression
fis 1906, and won top honors at the
GSsiiqia School of Expression.
(Fellowing this he toured the U:

memorizing wi
much.
lowed "to deyclop thinki

yersonalii

emphazied
ti

teo

‘There was little time

Said he, “There is a greater

scope now for teucher Influence of

Mr, Williams ix the'son of Col.

Beg) Stitex “Minging and civing|, 1, 31, Willams, hero of Bat-

readings. cehe, in the Riel Rebellion, Sir
ie bad bis largest audience in| sonn A. McDonald presided at the

EeeiCalvary Episcopal Church of| unveiling o: the monument 1p his

Qtew York where Mr. Williams re-|uonor in 1887,

fells, “They came all the way from| His brother Major-General V:

Baltimore

During these years, he was a
sports enthusiast and recalls {

fy the year “M2 while

the Toronto football

fibey Beat Ottawa College for the
iebaxplonship, He became the lead-
fing beavyweight at Royal Military
Gollege and Toronto University
hue a pupil of GI
aes middleweight
the carly 308

re, Cana-
etampion in
Praying for the

turned to
Yeaehing as a career. His
Mica was at High River, ju
(iteide Pant, Alberta. There in his
$eitial school he created a love for

who passed
was pollee com-
the whole of On-
tarlo, His sister married Herbert
Chamberlain brother of Premier
seph Chamberinin, Neville Chamn-
beriain, Premier in the carly days
of the war, passed away in her
hon

In his elghty-sccond year, Mr.
Willams enjoys unusually fine
health and has a keen and act}

t in White Hock
member of the Bowl-

An associa
ing Club he has bowled regul
up until the past year when an
injury to his knee prevented his
continuing.

LONG TIME RESIDENT
How he affirms, “Il ke
bowling next year.” He -belleves

with proper exercise he will have

Ristory in the hearts of his pupils.
Other appointments took him to;
Medicine Hat, Strathmore, John |
Olirer and Semiahmoo in 1925,
“When I took up resi
White Rock on the corner of Mar-
is ana Zuens Viste,” he relates,
“the poysiation of White Rock was
WA. Way 3 cnew every chit and
Gareet by name; I

Following = record increase of

British Cotumbia Telephone Com;

This brought the number of tele
to alt alltime nigh of 25579,

‘Actually, the Company installed

Wig, thie Girat Wait of this your, #4

Ulephonen in the wx months,

@ through |

Hiente taken out during this period, making a net gain of 9,004

BRITISH COLUMBIA

his knee back to normal and it
will not Interfere with his bowl-

—<—$—$—$—<—____—_—_
DINE DANCE

Wed & Bat, Evenings
Chineso Food a Speciality.
Reserve your tables early
Dining Hoom open Dally
White Rock Motel, Ph. 76

GROWING

20d telephones In 19%), the

puny added another Ofrs in tho

first six months of the present yenr,

hones served by the Company

a total of 25,221 telephones dure

fowover, there wern 10/228 Innlrux

| Kenneth

_| Mrs.

Me wills haw been a resident

reds a former pupil received by Mr, I. 1, [of BC, for the past 43 yearn of

whieh time 26 years have been
apont In White Rook,

‘Mea Williaa Ly rometibered by
fiany White Kook residents and
Unmier Visitors. She operated (Ne
celginal Yore Jar fOr yours and
Hao Many Tienda through her
Araoious manner. hiven litte chil:
wren would MaKe & point of Visit:
Joy the ACOKe Jar und Mra, Wile
dims She Moe away ole
youre ayo.

Mr, William

thous much
more inactive than in’ former
dears, still gives rocitations and
Adings, Frequently he is guest
artist with the Senior Citizens’ Or
cheatra and draws a hearty ap:
viause from the audience,

His favorite plecen are “Each in
His Own Tongus” and Lowell's
rials.”

Tho other day on the bowling
green he was asked by a good
friend, “Mr, Williams, when are

TWO BIRTHDAY CAKES . . .
It Isn't every little boy that has
two birthday cakes on his eighth

& party given at the home of Miss
Marjorie Theobold in
honor, Exch cake had four candles
on it and tho iittle friends made
short work of both cakes, At the
party we

Hughe:
Worth,

Frank Ferguson,
Kareh and Alex Johnson,
and Ralph Smith,

and Steven Uyeda
Churches. Adults present
Jean Reynaud of Whalley,

Ron Guthrie, Mrs, F
Miss Marjorie

Mrs. Nigel Theobald,
lin Johnson, Meru,
and Mra, L, Uyeda.

Mrs,
Leard,

ros

Mrs, Frank

wo golng! to have the pleasure of |" So vicutiony tor ponslons entitle:
hearing one of your reeltatlons| en he conaldered and. quem
Cia tlons answered on ‘Tuesday,

———_—_. August 21, when a representative

birthday. But that’s the way| Solemn and impressive was the
Robin's mother, Mrs, Loretta] Drumhead Service at Surrey Cen-
Parkor solved the cake problem at |tre Cemetery last Sunday, conduct-

Robin's

Kenneth und Edith
Guthrie, Freddie Leard, Jacqueline
Frank

Iris
and Gordon
were:

‘Theobald,

Ralph Smith,

Nominations will be called for
the entirw state of exooutive oft.
corm when mombera convene fale
lowing the dummor redens on
Twonday, Hoptomber 4,

‘Tho futuro of the Branch de-
pends entirely gn the ability and
Inlwgrity of those selected to man~
ee branch —affalra, Careful
thought and discussion ia neces-
wary In the meantime and com-
Placenoy should bo avolded at all
coat.

‘Officera of todiy may decline
nomination so members must alft
carefully and select winely In order
that the splendid work of the past
\bree years may be maintained and
‘that Branch No, 8 will continue
to be held in high esteem, Think
It over—talk it over—como pre-
pared:

FENSION OFFICER

of DVA District Ponsions office
will be at the Canadian Legion
Pitman Hall for that purpose,

ed by Rey. Peter Connal and
Legion Padre B, E, Roberta, Sin-
cerest thanks go out to Rev, Con-
nal for his address and a hearty
welcome to Comrade Roberts who
is around again after a serious Il-
ness.

Flags dipped and heads bowed
jas “Last Post" was sounded by
crally distributed for the known
and the unknown in the soldiers
plot.

PEACE ARCH

Executives of the International
Peace Arch Celebration Committee
representing yeterans organiza-
tions from Tacoma to New West-

it

‘The | pl ig Tiina, Our

‘8 Tong Way since thone “Horse and Buggy” ayn
quarters were located down on the pier.

‘upon for special service under the

Bugler McGowan and flowers lb-|

White Rook 1

‘minater convened Friday to iron
oul detaiia for the big event to be

held at the Penco Arch, Friday,
Soptomber 26,

Each organization will be called

Chairmanship of Counolllor Vic
MoPhorson, White Ttock Legion
Will upply 60 members wearing
berets and armbands for lnesmen
and traffic contro},

Welfare committe reports Com-
rade Bloom and Foley patients in
Shaughnessy, Comrade Sam Bow-
man In seriously iM in Royal Cok
umblan, and W, Jacobson tx ill in
the George Dorby Hostel.

SON MARKED

Surprise of his life came to our
‘Tom Lindow, Zone Commander for
all Fraser Valley Branches when
ho arrived home late Saturday
night. “His ygungest son John
Sreeted him at the door and proud.
ly Introduced hix young wife of
but a few hours, Mrs, John Lin-
dow—Poor Tom—Oh my High
Blood pressure,

‘Well the happy couple are now
Honoymooning at Ocean Park and
will later reside in New West-
minster, Tho groom Is m graduate
of the Univeralty of “Alberta at
Edmonton, member of Zeta Pal
Fraternity, and his bride comes
from Lethbridge, Alberta.
—Ken Whipple.

Misalon—Abbotaford, aie )
don, :

Chilliwaek—South Sumas,

Coples of the proposed schedules
have been posted for public In-
spection at Bus Depots on the
Foutes, Any objections to the
proposed schedule changes may
be filed with the Superintendent
of Motor Carriers, Public Utlll-
flex Comminston, 1740 W. Geor-

——-o——_ Zia Street, Vancouver, B.C., not
‘The United States Weather| fater than August 29, 1961.
Bureau reported” more than

10,000,000 different local weather Pacific Stage Lines
observations during 1948,

a
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Surrey Is hereby drawn to tl

By-law which reads as

within the Muntelpalit:
of age unless a
sions of this By-law

any time within the

reasonable call of the

the charge or care
Attention Is also drawn

Protection Act”

ts t

SECTION 4 “It shall bo

provisions of this

(b) Any dog not in eau
without having on a

A fine oF ponalty, not to ©
Impowd on any person oo

Fooled Bylaw,

above

In
during reoent montha th

oareowly sollelted,

6 provide the
of poultry,
titted.

proteotion fi

By Order of the

Dated at Cloverdale, 0,0.

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT

OF ‘SURREY
“SURREY DOG CONTROL AND SHEEP PROTECTION
BY-LAW, 1018, NO. 912"
The attention of all dog owners in the Municipality of

follows:

CLAUSE 2“No person shall keep ‘or have In his possession,

Licence

(%) Any dog in rospeot of Which no llconse

view of (ho great amount

‘The foregoing provisiona will

oyp, Mabie nd other animaln aro fuatly en-

the Tin day of August, 1961,

he provisions of the above recited

'y, any dog over four (4) months

A
distinguished
product of the
BRITISH

therefor pursuant to provl

has been obtained.”

CLAUSE 10 “No dog shall be allowed to be at large at

Municipality between sunset and

sunrise unless such dog is accompanied by or Js within

owner or of some person having:
thereor”
lo the

provisions of the “Sheop

which reads aa follows:

lawful for any person to kill:

jor tho

Act ta in fore,

found of the owner's premi
Teather or metal collar to whioh

Jn ttuched the Ieonso-tag Jesued in conneetion with
tHe Mcenae in respect of wuoh dox under the pro-
vinione of this Act.”

xeeod the sim of $26.00 may be

nitravening the provisions of the

of damage eauned by done

co-operation of all dogowners In
having thole dog undir proper control at all timo, In most

ho rluldiy enforoed In order
rom lows to whleh all producers

Muntelpal Counelt,

PERCY LIviNGsTOND,
‘Muntolpal Cork,

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