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Church Cl Notices

CHURCH OF THE HOLY
TRINITY

(Anglican)
Corner of Roper and Foster.

Rey. E, Pitt Griffiths, BSc,
Rector

Sunday Services

Holy Communion: 8 am.

Morning Prayer: 11 a.m.

(First Sunday of month, Holy
Communion).

FIRST UNITED CHURCH

Corner Buena Vista & “E” St.
Minister
Alfred R. Laing,
F. PhS., AF. St
Church Phone - WI. 8-9850
Guest speaker for month
of July
Rev. Douglas H. Telfer, D.D.
Executive sect'y, Metropolitan
Extension Committee,
Vancouver.
11:00 a.m. Sunday Service
Sunday School as usual
No Evening Service

Rey.

THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA

White Rock Presbyterian
(Campbell River Road, at
Semiahmoo Park)

9:45 a.m. Church School
11:00 a.m. Public Worship
Guest Preacher
Rev. George Dobie
Rey. Kingsley E. King |
Interim Moderator
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SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Corner Stayte and Campbell
River Road
Worship 10 a.m. Saturday
Sabbath School: 11 am.
Prayer Meeting: 7:30 p.m. Wed- |
nesday.
Voice of Prophecy, Radio
Broadcast Sunday, 9:30 am,
CKWX, 1130 .c.

HE LOHR - Pastor
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HILLTOP GOSPEL CHAPEL
(Corner Thrift and Foster)
Regular Meetings Sundays
11 a.m: Worship and Breaking

730
P.m.—Gospel Preaching
Tuesdays,

7:30 p.m: Prayer
and Bible Study.

— .—_
WHITE ROCK
EVANGELICAL FREE

Wednesday
2nd and 4th Wednesday, 8 p.m.

CHURCH OF THE
ASCENSION
(Anglican) Church of Canada
Crescent Beach
Rev. D. S. McKinnell, B.A.

‘ton 304-R-3
Trinity Vill
8:30 Holy Communion
11:00 Morning Prayer
9:30 Morning Pr
Ocean Park Church

CRESCENT UNITED CHURCH

R. W. Hardy, B.A. |
Supply Minister
Public Worship - 11:00 a.m.
“Those Strange People |
of the ¥

Rev.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SOCIETY, WHITE ROCK
(Corner “F” and Pacific)

Services
Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Service: 11 a.m.
evening meetings

Reading Room at rear of
Church open 2 to 4 p.m.
Tuesdays and Thursdays. |
\l are cordially invited to |
attend the Services and use
the Reading Room.

BROADCASTS
How Christian Science Heals
Station C-FUN, 1410 Ke.
Sundays: 8.45 a.m.

PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
14774 Gorden Ave.

Rey. D. Anderson, Minister
Phone; WI. 86562
Services.

945 aim—Sunday School
11.00 am—Morning Worship
7.30 p.m.—Revival Service.
Wed., 7.30—Prayer Meeting.
Friday, 8 p.m —Young People’s
Visitors welcome.
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ZION LUTHERAN CHURGH
CLOVERDALE
Pacific Hwy., Cloverdale)
Services
10.00 am.—Sunday School
10:00 am. Service in German
14:15 a.m. Service in English
Wednesday at 8.00 - Member-
ship Discussion
Monday at 8:00 - Sunday
School Teachers
L. H. Gierach: Pastor
Phone YE-72366
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WHITE ROCK BAPTIST
CHURCH
Nichol and Coldicott
Sunday Services
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m
Hour of Public Worship
Preacher

| the

| Old

experien:

jum, in future to be known as t
Village

+ | p.m.
Zertha will undoubtedly remember her brief moment of |?

glory throughout her entire life. To come so close to a real Chapel Hill Ltd., Funeral Dir-!
live Princess is a real experience for any twelve year old girl. ectors
re are thousands of B.C, children who would do anything for ae
i puvilereyanc yet Bertha has paid a terrible price for it, HORNE, July 17,4058. Allee
Milg es ap |Horne of 14569 Marine Drive
In years g by, to be stamped with the sign of T.B. White Rock, age 68 years. Sur
was like the Kiss of Death. Today T.B, can' be cured. It! vived by. three sons) Willlam {a
won't be very long until Bertha will be back home telling her | Seattle; James and Maxwell’ in
jfriends about meeting the Princess. Very few people die|Vancouver; one daughter Mar-
from tuberculosis today thanks to early diagnosis and S iret Philp, Seattle; one broth-)
improvements in the trea B. still scars the lives W. Cassidy, Scotland; also} LEY.
of thousands of Canadians « ir. It still claims thou. S!*  Srandchildren. Deceased | uray itRicraet Boe des
sands of lives, In B.C. alone we have nown cases| WS a member of St. Claire Ocesn Park - Notary Poblic-W18-8291
tf a Chapter 0 Vancouver. a
and there are over 50 new cases discc ery month.. Tuber.

ulosis continues to be our Numt

The prevention of T.B. deper

Active District Worker
Passes at Sunnyside

IDE - The

commun:

ity was shocked at the sudden | toca! garden club
eran Oty ue LESLOEMOE learn aritloitatticiatatiartthe CHOICEST
rison who died July 18. Fs is ;
es. the liservicea being
Born in Kenworth, Ontario in |f'1# aa SUMTER Ce oC ICan
1885, Mr. Morrison came with" SE he rn
Church and burial at Sunnyside 2
his family to hewan x ahh gel -
>, awn Cemetery The Honor-
where they settled in Prince =e
} 5 5 ers were R. Ormer-
Albert in 1922. He was employ . |
Jed by the CNR and in his cap. BPSD s MICE ORte rear
Stout tein dispatcher he |Parsons, P. Morgan, W. Ross,
Sees ‘ eps and S, Johnson. The pallbear-|

worked in various points in the
prairie provinces. He retired
in 1949 after 45 years service.
He was life member and dir-
ector of the Prince Albert
Agricultural Society, President
of the Prince Albert Horticult-
ural Society until moving to
B.C. in 1957 and at the time
of his passing was president of
Sunnyside den Club.
He was also vice-president of
the Sunnyside Branch of the},
Age Pensioners Associa:

tion.

At his funeral
July 22 his

at 3 o'clock
Pallbearers were

On July 23, little Bertha Beaulieu of Dawson Creek had the |8205: William, Victoria; Anth-| yoo
of a lifetime, when she presented Princess Margaret! white Rock:
with “A present for the Princess.”
area knows, presented Princess Margaret with a bouquet of| Washington; Mrs. R Halgrem of
flowers on behalf of the children of the Vancouver Preventor-

nds on Joe
their knowing the facts about T.B. and doing their part

members of the OAP and the

ers were H. Torberg, F. Clarke,
D.M
McCallum,

wife Minnie, three sons Donald, |
Sunnyside;

Albert
River,
Mris. G. A

St. Catherines, Ontario and Gor-
don
one |
Brussells, Ontario, |

THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1958 3 Laid to Rest

CAMPBELL - July 10, 1958,
Lucile Frances Campbell. Be-
loved infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Campbell, age
3 months, Survived also by
two brothers, Ronald and Colin,
and one sister Barbara, Grave-
side service Saturday, July 12
at Sunnyside Lawn metery.
Rev. L. H. Giérach officiating.
Chapel Hill Ltd, Funeral Dir-
ectors.

July 21 at 10 am. 3
Split officiating Ci

service on

eee

RAPHIE - July 15, 1958,
Catherine Mary Raphie of 14995
| Washington Ave., White Rock, |

H. Hardy officiated,
Ona y cremation.

| Funeral service Saturday, July

19 at 11 am. from Chapel Hill| , a8 thou a friend, and for:

|gettest to be grateful?

Funeral Parlor. Rev. H. Ber- pati
ry officiating Followed — by Maty Baker Eddy
cremation

“soo waa ag, WHEN
KONKIN - July. 15, 1958, An-| MAE 10

ton A, Konkin of 715:Wilson st,| Wl

Victoria, B.C, Age 72: years:| —=--> >

| Survived by his loving wife, four | HELLO, MICKEY! HOW'S 2
R GRANDMOTHER!

ony and Thomas, Calgary; Alex,

two daughters, |
Jervis, Vancouver, |

" Bertha, as everyone in the|Mrs ¢,
Sandspit, Queen Charlotte
he Princess Margaret Children’s| Islands. Graveside funeral ser-

|vice on Friday, July 18 at 1:30
at Sunnyside Lawn Cem-
etery, Rev. H. Berry officiating

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Graveside RR

service
er One public health problem

on Monday,
id Jane public, on

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He is survived by his loving

A. of Prince
jan R. of Carrot
and one daughter,
Lee of Vancouv:

Frank

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There are four grandsons
Three brothers survive, Her-
rt of Neville, Sask.; Ashton of
of London, Ontario, and
sister, Mrs. E. Cardiff of}

1229 JOUNSTON RP.
WHITE ROCK

WI.8-8101

After The

Let's ask ourselves the question,

To our Fstival promoters, a vote

A beautious, perfect thing,

Gone for another year is White Rock's annual Festival.

The answer could depend on one’s particular view,

Which is quite natural how it appeared to you

To appreciate or depreciate, quite easy so to do.

Well we know so many, always look for something new.
When finances are limited, a handicap to overcome,

We must depend on local people to put up the needed sum
If they are apathetic, new and bigger shows forget,

That would be a blow to White Rock, many
One thing needs a second look, was a whole week too long,
If it was an experiment, did it work out right or wrong.
Well at least we've gained experience,

Dogwood

Disconsolat, I wandered, along a woodland path,
Not noting all the early growth of spring,
Until I saw it standing there

A dogwood tree, with blooms of creamy white,
Against the leaves of tender green,

And as I gazed 1 thought that from each flower
A little face smiled down at me

A bird alighting on a topmost branch,

Sent forth a song of joyous melody.

As though giving thanks for being alive and free.
And then I thought 1 too should thanks be giving,
That I should sing and never moan - ‘

T felt a God who knows and cares,

Would never let me walk alone,

Festival

was it the best of a

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GRACE ADAMS.