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WRASA SPLASHES —|touh Janet
With the coming of September,) I hax been 9
another swimming xen800 DOS jave had myrli
Grawn to m clone, The past sum-lin the club thie the
mer, with ita wonderful wonther wre aga, hopes that thay asd
haw In muny ways been one of sii more members trom merous

ust 31st, 1950 |
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at (GERIOWLOCATRD IAT O18 WARIINGTON AVE, Tho Waltor, tho mont successful in the thirty the ine will be with usein the
Phone; White ‘Sunes (KOR yearn of the WRASBA's exlat-l years to com *
b * Authorized an Second Class Mall, Post Office Department, Ottawa Doar sir: once, ‘The W.LAB.A. 1a grateful

‘The instructors, John McDiarmid
and Mrs. Bille Bolar, are to be
congratulated on the progrose
made by thelr young pupils,
MORN, THAN 30h

‘Three hundred and fifty mwim-

Tn reading your good paper, 1
notleed your roference to repaint-
Ing the “White Rock." In ease you
would enjoy hnving the ‘Took’
Aluminium color, T would augment
uslng — anphalt —base-aluminium
paint,

Tt would oliminate the exponne
of mand blasting, ‘Thin particular
point In wupponed to atop the bieed-
Ing through of asphalt, tar, ote.

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TR. PINCHIN, B.Com, Managing Kaltor
Tam tn the painting business

National life insurance Lehi ee

- Individual people make sacrifices to buy Wife innuranco, acelient | aver value it may be.
Inmirance, sickness Insurance, B, G, CROWELL,

many people for helping to make
this wenson a muccens—to the men

repairing the tank and bleachers;
to thosd who so kindly loaned thelr
morn have recelved Instruction dur- | bonta tor the long distance swims;
Ing the nummer. MixtyAwo of the |to many generous White Rooke
beninnors progressed to the stage \merchants for ther Kind dona
whers they wore admitted to| tone to the club; to the mothers
clansén In the swimming tank, after |on the bench for thelr help in or
firat passing the tent of mwimming |sanizing the beginners, amd to 7
25 yardn unaselnted In doop water, |muny other frlenda of the e¥ab
‘The tong distance wwimn ware |for numeroun nets of kindness.
ulso very, creditable, several ton-| ‘The WALAS.A. aleo exprenses

Into these Insurance payments nm part of the monoy | 675 Sunshine Avenue, ear-old Children joining the older |its thanks to thoxe whe purchased j
i Hae ae ie luxurlon, even necessities, And they as a na Sli Casory eters fo Saleen in tho Q i ae one | Assuclate Memberships for 1904. 1
hoping that they don't dle young and won't have a nerious slcknéns ea tn the 3s le and two ected | Thos memers have pad a 8 ;
aceldent, eras Seen and Heard from the | boys completing the one mile «wim. | male. tlle aang eee ;
Je belleve that making such a sacrifies to provide On Monday afternoon, Jack Me. | tnk, which was
Rae yatcalon for thomsclven and for thelr famitien 4 Just good, | Boardwalk Le Heer bene tir 7"; . i
common sense, Tare are Mong rumours that \rrophy, with Bob Wirmore second | Tt in hoped that more people will 3
When individual citizens of/a nation elect a parliament they expect | Tilltop ts to havo a doctor UP /and Ann Fennell third, in the long | become Assoclate Membera of the
{ts loglalators to have as much common sense aa thoy, Anemia) there, ies frind from Cotdleuth Vie’ een | eee te vai J
’ thoao elected ropresentatives to buy Insurance with a = 2 aia to W.LA.S.A. tank, ittend the meetings to hel {
Bee eats variant jrsurincelegalnat thovo eatamailles which ate eae Pla Are BEM. | nal ict of graduates to Une [tam fallcal rom iare eat ape
the {ndividual as an Individual finda it dificult, If not Impoaniblo, to |remearsing, thelr now Play, “Tome es two alacyearold chit, |tion of this organization, - my
guard against, r the public can look forward to this |“'n, the youngest to taxe the text | INVESTMENT
Our members of parliament have prided thomsclves that they have |i so an their playa, for an even.|t!i4 Year, and the club's good| ‘The small coat of an Amsoclate
BouRe with the electors’ money a large mearuro of domestic recurlty linys wonderful entertainment. Tho | 1°. Mrs. Hanson who has come | sembership te more than a charge
through unemploymont Insurance, old age pensions, mothers’ allowances;| riavery aro go pleased with the |r with the members from | for using the club's facilities, it Se

health grants, etc.

response of the public, that they

Blaine twico a week all summer,

an investment jn the life and

Yet, while this emphasis’ on domestle seourlty has been great, and fare working harder than over, so] @Md has learned to swim along |safety of your children and your f
has been consuming a large part of our tax dollar, we have been appar-| 5, not to tet their public down, | With her children nelghbour'a children. No child iiv-
ently failing to make adequate payments on our national life insurance. | they nover havo yot. Wo hear that | GRADUATE img by the sen should sow CA

We arc boginning, all too slowly, to reallzo that higher old age|they wil! be holding a generat | Congratulations are in order for | without pctelontl Race era =
Pensions and bigger wncmployment insurance benefits are of little use | meeting soon and would like eyery-| Maureen Beales, David Biddle-| swimming and water safety t

to the dead or the enslaved. i

If we want our legislators to Increase our life and liberty insurance
By seoing to it that Canada has adequate military defences and makes Its
Proper contribution to the maintenance of a world freedom, now is the
time to tell them so—and in unmistakably clear and forceful terms.

The life and liberty of Canada and-of each democratic citizen can
be saved through collective insurance,

And no Insurance in free.

Its payments are sometimes made in human blood.

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“J, as an old Journalist, cannot accept off-hand the view that
Journalism is a profession, I think it is at onco an art, a vocation
and a ministry. No amount of professional training will fit a man
fo be a true journalist unloss ho feels that his duty is to inform, to
enlighten, and to gulde the public through his newspaper, without
forgetting that his power to do so depends on tho industrial and com-
mercial sides of newspaper enterprise.’—W. Witkham Steed speaking
on “The British Press’ In a BBC Overseas programme.

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Incomparable . . .
Beauty preparations

by Tiffany

Perfume .. + $1 & $2
Face Creams ....., $1 & $1.50

SREPARR

LOVELINESS

SRSRARARS

‘We carry a full line of fine

COUTTS GREETING CARDS

, HOODS (Rexate

Your Rexall Druggist DRUGS

PRESCRIPTIONS and DISPENSING o
Phone: W.R. 2221 Store or Dwelling Hi

SESS SRRARSAR ARRAS AAA AIA

‘one to know, that anyone ean be-
come an active member. This group
while working hard. have had
much pleasure nx well, and they
will greet new mombera with en-
thusiasm,

Much talk alony the boardwalk
these days as other places. the war
and railway strike. Comments aro
being heard that real estate will
boom again hero, ns folks seom to
think that th cone! tarme will he
a good place to leave, The strike
Is being felt owing: to a shortage

some commortitie

Exeltement for the vaunestors
the other day. n train with hofses,
elephants and Dalmation dogs for
the elreus.

Is It a slgn of a depression? A
man was in town asking for a
handout, sald he was hungry and
there was no work.

‘The flowers nnd verctables at
the Horticultural Show were rently
worth secinr. The younssters have

and Toronto, passed away August
21 in his 74th year, after a lengthy
Mines, He Yeaved to mourn his
Passing his wife, one daughter,
Mra. Lillian Bartlett of Toronto,
Ontario; ono son, Mr, HE, A, Hamer
of Garrow Bay, B.C, and three
srand-children,

Funeral services were held’ Wed-
nesday, August 23, from the Chapel

combo and June Postill of White
Rock, and Mrs. Hanson, Marjori

save at least his own, and perhaps
anothers life,

Announcement. . .

TODD'S
Ocean Beach Diner

will accept

RESERVATIONS

for

STARTIN

Rouge, powder and cream $125 Talcum ...,... viees 850 9] shown erent Interest In zardens Complete facilities of Todd's will be available for public or
Coloxne Creation .....:.. $1.50 Beauty Lotion ..- $1.00 {2} this venr and made good. private gatherings every weekday after 8 pm, beginning
Face Powder -.........., $1.50 Dusting Powder §2,00 = 7 Sep! 5
r ut September 5
Lipsticks ......, + $125 Skin Freshener . $1.00 OBITUARY t
Hand Cream . vereee $1.00 Astringent $1.25 Jonathan Hazner, Inte of 1906
HEARING AID BATTERTES Washington Avenuo, White Rock Telephone: W.R. 3211

PARTIES — BANQUETS — CLUBS

+ SEPTEMBER 5

with private catering for gatherings up to 110 people

Specializing in Wedding Receptions

For Details and Reservations

of Casselman's Limited, White
Rock. Hey. EB. Roberts officiated.
Interment was in Surrey Centre

CLOVERDALE EVERY FRIDAY?

Tools and Furniture from 10 a.m,
AUCTIONEER — GILI. BANNERMAN
Wo are getting the crowds now—
Drop around and sew for yourself

DO YOU KNOW WE CONDUCT AN AUCTION SALE IN

Livestock Sale starting at 1 Pim.

We will gladly

Home Dispersal Sato

_ Auction Barn

Cometery.

to 12 noon

handte yo

We carry

“Savago"

Yomraden”
‘lewitson”
“Valentino”

and. others

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