Daffodils, forsythia and pus-
sywillows decorated Crescent
United Church for the evening
wedding of Marilynn Gail Far:
nam, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Cecil W. Farnam of Ocean
Park, and Peter Raymond Al-
Janson, second son of Mr, and
Mrs. Raymond Allanson, also
of Ocean Park.

Rey. G Affleck officiated at
the double ring ceremony, and
the wedding music’ was played
by Mrs. L. Johnson with Mrs.
Greta Hamilton as soloist, sing-
ing the Wedding Prayer.

The bride, who entered the
church on the arm of her fath-
er, wore a waltzlength gown
featuring a sabrina neckline in
a lace bodice, with long _lily-
point sleeves. The bouffant
skirt was adorned with appli-
ques of lace and pearled se-
quins.. Her head-iress was a
Ppearled crown, from which fell

Crescent United scene
of Allanson-Farnam vows

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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959

White Rock exceeds
Red Cross drive quota

White Rock is among several Galiano followed with excess

British Columbia communities |of quota reported.

fodils, and fern, and the bride's
table was centred with a wed-
ding cake, tulle, flowers and
tall yellow tapers.

Mr Rod Allanson, uncle of
the groom, proposed a toast to
the happy couple.

Mrs, Percy Pugh of Ocean
Park, and Mrs. Rod Allanson

th:

at haye exceeded their 1959| “1 am confident that if we

Red Cross drive quota, accord-|can knock on every door, British
ie to Mr. Justice Harry J. Sul-|Columbians will respond to our
livan,
chairman for the Red Cross.

First community

top” of its set quota was Lytton. |for the many yolunteer
White Rock, Whitehorse,

provincial campaign |appeal in their usual generous
manner,” Judge Sullivan said.
He expressed his admiration
can-
the

“over the

aud vassers now working on

of Richmond, poured tea at a
beautifully appointed table

The bride's grandmother, Mrs.
L. White of Girvin, Sask., flew
out to. attend her granddaugh-
ter's wedding.

For a honeymoon in Oregon,
the bride chose an orange ice
wool suit with beige accessor-
ies

Mr. and Mrs, Allanson will
make their home in White
Rock,

. .
Obituaries

SIX: March 29, 1959. Annie

a circular firgertip veil of il-
lusion. She carried a cascade
bouquet of yellow roses and lily |
of the valley |
Miss Carole Farnam who’ at-|
tended her sister as Maid of |
Honor was gowned in yellow|
with matching bandeau and}
gloves She carried mauye and |
white carnations, |
Bridesmaids, Miss Louise Al-|
Janson, cousin of the groom, and
Mrs. Shirley Kissack, wore sim-
ilar gowns of pale yellow with
matching bandeaus and gloves.
Their nosegays were white and
mauve carnations
Mr. A. Kissack was best man
and ushers were Michael Allan- |
son, brofher af the groom, and
Const. Larry, Gilbertson, cousih
of the bride. |
The basement hall, where the |
reception was held, was taste-
fully decorated with ivy, daf-

Library chatter

by Mrs. Lilian Browne

Just a little information
about your Library Committee.
In November 1955 when the
Reading Club was formed the
original Library Committee was
no longer functioning and thus
the newly-elected officers found
themselves not only responsible
for their own club, but for the
welfare of the Library as a
whole.

Under the excellent guidance
of Mr. Hugh Skelton as Pres-
ident and chairman the Library
Committee has rendered a
uable service to the Commun-|
ity.

Other members of the Com-
mittee who have served so faith-
fully for the past three and a
half years are Mrs. K. A. Bell,
vice president; Mrs. K, Coni-
bear, secretary; Mrs. Kendall,
treasurer and Miss E. Keeling,
Mrs. R. Harris and Mr. McEI-|
ligott as directors

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On Wednesday, April 15 at
2 p.m, in the Library the annual
meeting wil Ibe held — if you
are really interested in the ben-
efits derived from a well or-
ganized and smoothly running
library, please attend the meet-
ing, everybody welcome, many
hands make labors light.

Watch the column next week

Steyen Street
|87

Christina Six of 16689 Camp-
bell River Road, White Rock,
aged 73 years. Survived by her
loving husband; three  sons,}
Clarence, New Westminster,
Everett of Santa Rosa, Californ-
ia, Elgin of Vancouver; four
daughters, Mrs. F. Carter of
Red Wood City, California, Mrs. |
E. Rooney of Vancouver, Mrs

Rustle of Spring

The days are growing longer,
do you notice?
And the evening light grows stronger,
do you notice?
There is something in the air
something warm and sweet and rare.

campaign,

Only a few of the 92 Red
Cross branches scattered over| Alberni,
this, province haye been heard |Princeton, | West
from as yet but provincial head-| Vancouver. he
quarters states that those who
have reported are enthusiastic |the province is
and appreciative ‘of the public {an objective of

body circulation will also
fatigue’ and tension.

The “NIAGARA WAY” by
Return of Blood Circulati

support
Close to

‘Total collection to date across
$258,000, witty

let; not a liquid

for quickly relieving body
ind increasing blood circula-
do the job intended. Proper
you in sleeping better, redure
Costs Fhthing to try it, For consultation
, F. C, HINDLE, 1080 Ewson St.

itting nal

, BC. Phone WI. £-9495,

Just discernible perhaps,
but it’s there!
As of influences stirring,
the tide of life returning
A miracle recurring
do you notice?
Oh, it’s good to be alive,
It's no longer dark at five
and do you notice
Just how warm that trusty winter coat is?
And did you hear a robin sing?
you did?
Why then, it’s Spring!

—Sylvia Walton

P.O. Box 210

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WHITE ROCK, B.C.
Phone WI. 8-9737

F, Benard of White Rock, and}
Mrs, B, Oakley of Burnaby; one |
sister, Mrs. Mary Clauson of
Nashawa, California; 12 grand-
children and three great grand-|
children. Funeral service was}
held on Tuesday, March 31 at|
2 p.m. from Chapel Hill Funeral
Parlor, White Rock, Rey. L. H
Gierach officiating. Cremation
vee

MURRAY: March 29, 1959,
Ralph Murray of 15063 Royal
Avenue, White Rock. Aged 75
years. Survived by four broth-
ers, George, Charles, James and}
John; one sister Eliza, Ontario. |
Deceased was a member of Mt.|
Elphinstone Lodge AF & AM,
Roberts Creek. Funeral service
was held Wednesday, Aprii 1
at 2:30 pm from White Rock
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.|
Vass officiating. Cremation
Chapel Hill Ltd., Funeral Dir-|
ectors

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DOWLING: March 28, 1959.
Orian Walton Dowling of 1061
White Rock, age
years. Survived by his lov-
ing wife; three sons, William |
and Harvey of Calgary and|
Amos of High River, Alberta;
three daughters, Mrs. Iva Coop-|
er, North Surrey; Mrs. Lila Rod-|
wald, Belfair, Wash., Mrs. Myr-
tle Caldwell, North Burnaby;
ene brother and one sister; 15
grandchildren and 26 great}
grandchildren. Funeral service
was held on Wednesday, April
1 at 1 pm. from Chapel Hill
Funeral Parlor, Rev, A. Laing
officiating. Cremation.

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MACDONALD — March 25,
1959. Sarah Wallace Macdonald
of 15110 Pacific Avenue, White
Rock. Age 78 years Survived
by her loving husband, one
daughter, Miss M. C. Macdon
ald, White Rock. Funeral ser-
viee was held on Saturday,
March 28, at 11 am. from Cha-
pel Hill Funeral Parlour Ltd.
Victoria Ave, at E Street, in

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