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CHURCH OF THE HOLY

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ehnateash (Anglican) Church of Canada
Dorner Roper and Foster. Crescent Beach
AS Griffiths, BSe, Rey, D. S. McKinnell, B.A.
i= a a neciie Newton 304-R3
Trinity Ut

Sunday Services
Holy Communion: 8 am.
Sunday School: 9:45 baa
forning Prayer: 11 a.
nite Sunday of month, Holy
Communion).

Evening Prayer: 7:30 p.m.

FIRST UNITED CHURCH
Corner Buena Vista & “E” St.
Minister: Rev. Walter Ward
Newton 801-Y-1
Church Phone - WI. 8-9850
11:00 a.m. Family Service

8:30 Holy Communion
10:00 Combined Sunday

Schools - Ocean Park
11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
3:00 p.m. Evensong

Ocean Park

June 24 John the Baptist
Holy Communion, 8:30 a.m.

CRESCENT UNITED CHURCH
Rev. R. W. Hardy, B.A.
Supply Minister
Church School, 9:45 a.m,
Public Worship - 11:00 a.m.
“The Rejected Corner Stone’

Led by the Two Choirs | Explorers Monday, 4 p.m
Presentation of S.S, Awards cin Beep. pin
Wednesdty, June 25, 8 p.m, | ©,G-LT. 2 fy

ste Choir - Thursday, 7 p.m.

Congregational School

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| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
| SOCIETY, WHITE ROCK

(Cerner “F” and Pacific)
Services
Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.

THE | :
Sunday Service: 11 a.m.
IAA eset | Wednesday evening meetings

2nd and 4th Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Reading Room at rear of
Church open 2 to 4 p.m.
Tuesdays and Thursdays.

All 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 am.

HILLTOP GOSPEL CHAPEL
(Corner Thrift and Foster)
Regular Meetings Sundays
jit a.m.: Worship and Breaking
of Bread.
—Gospel Preaching
7:30 p.m.; Prayer
and Bible Study.

White Rock Presbyterian |
(Campbell River Road, at
Semiahmoo Park)
Church School: 9:45 a.m.
Public Worship: 1l am =|
Guest Preacher |
Rey. J. L. Sloat |
Rey. Kingsley E. King |
Interim Moderator |

WHITE ROCK BAPTIST
CHURCH
Nichol and Coldicott
Sunday Services
9:45 am. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m
Hour of Public Worship
Rey. S. A. Carlson
of Seattle
Guest Preacher

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Junior and Senior Choirs |
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., i WHITE ROCK
Prayer Meeting | EVANGELICAL FREE
Welcome to All CHURCH

Pacific and “F" Streets

ZION LUTHERAN CHURGH Pastor: H. J. pes caah
CLOVERDALE Sunday Sp pe :
‘ 9.45 am—Sunday Schoo!
oa ule) 11.00 am.—Morning Worship.
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service
10:00 a.m in German °
11:15 a.m. Service in’ English PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Wednesday at 8:00 - Member- 14774 Gorden Ave.

ship Discussions.
L. H. Gierach: Pastor
Phone YE-72366

Rev. D. Anderson, Minister
Phone: WI. 8-6562
Services

- | 945 am.—Sunday School
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST 1/1109 a.m.—Morning Worship
CHURCH | 72.30 p.m.—Revival Service
Corner Stayte and Campbell | Wed. 7.30—Prayer Meeting
River Road | Friday, 8 p.m—Young People’s
Worship 10 a.m. Soturday | Visitors welcome.
Sabbath School; 11 a.m. | os Se
Prayer Meeting: 7:30 p.m. Wed-| 4 month spent in Saskatche
penny, wan and Alberta with friends

Voice of Prophecy, Radio Jand relatives was the happy ex-
Broadcast Sunday, 9:30 am, |

| perience of Mrs. H. Mayo, who
; CKWX, 1180; 1c: returned to her home in Sun-
H. E LOHR Pastor nyside recently.

STEAKS

T-Bone. Sirloin. 7 3 c

Round, per lb. .......
“Guaranteed to Eat Tender”

Barbecued Chicken, each . $1.79
@ Barbecued Spare Ribs and

Barbecued Pork
@ Fresh Cooked Crabs & Crab Meat
“The Home of Variety Sea Foods”

neaview Meats

COMPARE OUR PRICES AND QUALITY
All our meat is Government Inspected

OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ‘TILL 9 Pm,
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY

| 14961 Washington Ave, WI. 8.9262...

THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1958

Land Rangers

A garden party at the home
of Mrs. A. Hatter on Saturday
afternoon marked the end of
the season for the Land Rang-
ers in White Rock and district

The girls presented their
captain Mrs, Margaret Stager
with a lovely brass plate and
|the District Group Committee
presented her with a trilight
lamp to commemorate her ten
years as a Guider in the Dist-
rict

Commissioner A. E, Postill
received an overnight case on
her retirement as District Com
missioner.

Mrs. Emily Hatter was en-
rolled as Ranger Captain and
will take over the Rangers for
|

Mismanagement

| (Continued from Page 1)
ing two and one half times the
population of the incorporated
area, which would mean rough
ly 25,00 people. Today we have
about 8,000 residents, and they
jtell me the sewerage disposal
|plant won't take care of much
}more and still there are a
number of people not

great
connected,
| YOUR SERVANTS

Mr. Oliver pointed out to his
hearers, “Don't overlook the
fact that the City Council are
your servants, not your masters
Don’t forget that the remedy is
in your hands.”

Everyone in White Rock
should be subscribing to the
jsewer. If we have to pay $10,-
000 a year into the sewer fund
that would be about $1 per per-
son per year and that would
be an excellent insurance for
health, Suddes pointed out

The sewer stops at Best Road
jand Buena ta, one taxpayer
|pointed out, and there are
Scores of houses east of Best to
|Stayte Road who do not con-
tribute to the sewer costs.
|5% PAYING

T. Bleakely charged that 5%
Jof the people of White Rock
are paying for the sewer. Old
Age Pensioners are going to be
hit

J

Oliver stated he had had
sewer connected in January
and did not receive his bill un
til March of the following year,
but found he had interest ad-
ded for the full time between
the connection and the billing
A merchant cannot add interest
on an invoice unless he stated
he was going to do so. Why
should a city attempt to when
it gives no notice for 15 months
I maintain they can't do it

When asked from the floor
when the court of revision
would be held, Mr. Oliver re
plied, “The only Court of Rev
ision you are going to get is
election day. Get them out and
get scmeone in who can run
it”

Sid Suddes maintained tax
Payers should pay by the unit
4 portion thereof. He pre.
scribed $12 for a three piece
unit and $3 for each suceeding
toilet
FORM COMMITTEE

J. F. McClintock, former
Reeve of South Vancouver,
agreed that apartments should
be taxed more than the single
vnit dwelling, but to tax a man
three times $12.50 because he
has eight toilets on his prem-
Ises_ is absolutely without all
Feason. He suggested that a
committee be formed to out
line specific cases to the Mayor
and Council i

Motion presented by
Wilson and seconded by Sid
Suddes that Dan Gallan and
Joseph Oliver acquire a list of
taxpayers who are Protesting
their sewer tax and present
| same to City Council was unan

jimously endorsed by those
| Present

Thomas

12 Complete tine of
beach and sum-
mer wear for
fun in the sunt

Sty SUITS
SHORTS
SWIM SUITS & CAPS
BEACH TOYS

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from Infants to Size 8

15021 Washington Ave,

|
3 Kiddies’ Cool Togs

SUN BONNETS & ROLLERS

Teddy Bear Tonger’

Garden Party

Mrs, Stager.

The Indian sweater raffled by
the District Ladies Auxiliary
was won by Mrs. A. Parr,
mother of Mrs. Stager.

Tea pourers were Mrs. K.
McGown, Mrs. K. Leslie, Mrs.
$. Hamilton and Mrs, Wilson.

Ranger Mary Ann Shields
was presented with her 3rd
year star.

Sea Festival Plan

Poster Contest

White Rock Sea Festival Soc-
iety has announced plans for
the district school poster con-
{test which will be open to all
| White Rock and district pupils. |
rs should be approxi
14% inches by 22% in:
ches and must be original. No
tracing is permitted but picture
| Posters won't necessarily be
winners, Dates and eye appeal
jar® important.

Cash prizes of $10, $7.50 and
|$5.00 are being awarded to
winners

Entries must be turned in to}
Ruth Johnston, at the House of |
Flowers, Hilltop. White Rock
Sun or Bill Brown at the Dol-
phin Cafe on the pier.

Poster sheets are available at
the Sun office for 2 for 25¢ or |
contestants may use theirsown.
Paints, crayons and ink are all
eligible. |

Age, name, address and dist-
Fict school should be written
on the back of the poster.

Make a Doll; Win
A Festival Prize

Can you make a better teok- |
ing doll than the sample dolls
now on show in Duckworth’s |
|window at Hilltop? |

Look them over then get busy
with needle and thread, scraps |
of material, wool, remnants, but-
tons and felt and make a Rag-
gedy Anne, Princess or animal
stuffed doll.

This contest, sponsored by|
White Rock Sea Festival Com-|
mittee, offers five cash ‘prizes.

All entries become the prop-
erty of the Committee and will|
be auctioned off during the|
week of July 14-19, tries |

must be in Duckworth’s Store
by 5:30 p.m. Thursday, July
10.

Fair Attendance

For Senior Citizens

A fair attendance marked the |
r lar monthly meeting of}
the White Rock Senior Citizens’ |
Association in spite of Tues
y's unusual heat. President
W. Plant presided.
President Plant gave a re-
port of the annual convention
at which a request to the goy
ernment

was made of an in
crease in pensions to $90 in|
view of the fact this is the|

amount given to Hungarian ref-
ugees. Mrs, N. Frost was also}
a delegate |

Mr. Plant also outlined a
scheme sponsored by Mr. Giles
Hewitt of Crescent Beach As.
Sociation, requesting the gov-|
ernment to freeze the taxes)
of pensioners at the level they|
are when they came into force. |

Annual picnic will be held
at the Dueck Pond, Stanley Park,
on June 29. Members will pay|
fifty cents and guests, $1.50.

THE WEATHER

Date High Low Rain
June 11 58 52 19
June 12 64 54
June 13 65 53
June 14 68 55
June 15 7 50
June 16 80 52
June 17 83 57

Max Zack, Official Observer.

Ss)

Phone WI.

Elgin Defeats HMCS ie bes
ee ee on

Open Evenings till & P.m.—Monday included.

Phone WI. 8-9636

Elgin defeated

tler’s softball team 5-2 Piesday
evening in a game that attract
ed a large number of fans at!
Semiahmoo Park.

Check your first aid cab-
inet to make sure it’s
complete. Then check
with us for the best of
everything you need to
fill the gaps. You'll be
glad you did,

BE PREPARED!

we also carry

First Aid AUTOKIT
First Aid EMERGENCY KIT

For Auto, Beach and Picnics

$3.95
$6.95

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stocks of Kodak Film, too.

24-HOUR SERVICE

COURTEOUS EFFICIENT SERVICE

1335 Johnston Road

LUGGAGE

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Single and Double Suiters for men
Week-enders & Train Cases for ladies |
Matching “Tahiti Flyte”
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21” Wardrobe Case ate

21” Dressing Case
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