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The White Rock Choral Soc |
lety completed Its 1059.60 pro:
tram in December - and ex
ecutive officers of the society}!

G, A. Splitt on Blackburn Ave

spring session,

In past years, under the able
lleadership of Mr, Splitt, the
Soclety has presented sacred
lcuntarts during the winter in-
cluding “The Great
“Daniel”, and more recently
\Handel's “Messiah”
| In their spring concerts over
the same period, Gilbert and
Sullivan's operas have predom
inated, ineluding such wuniver-
eal favourites as “The Mikado"
‘The Gondoliers’ and “The
Pirates of Penzance.”

This vear, a revolutionary
chanve from the orthodox con

ro Ascension Island ~« Corpor- Island is located close to the ' 7
lari : .) Wh . . , Alley" the eepts of choral music is being
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Mme = ni \ leaf ey which begins al considered and it 1s planned tO
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. 5 flving to €¢ Canaveral Cpl Oke introduce the group's first “Con. |
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ta “Eland ‘with A. shown preparing one of the cert party and variety periorm
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wt with the United states re, of Mr an rs ercy WAS eae ey ee Atunotes .
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Senior Citizens honor members
sore BO Senior Vill neral store fer 1) years
hond for the first Senicr She retired to White Rock to
n tinc of the new | 876 Habgood Street in 1939. Her

ims meenne

choirs all their lives in various

the Anglican |husband passed on in 1945

Church Hall on Tuesday, Janu | Members presented past pres-

— 19. President Albert |ident, Mr. V. W. Plant With «

Greenwood w as in the chair lovely briefcase on the occas.
Sirthday greetings were ex-|ion of his 80th birthday and in|

tended to Mrs. A. V. Walker, |recognition of all his eal

cho celebrated her 87th birth-| Work on behalf of the group. |To investigate cost

Weather doesn’t spoil of closing roads

7 aba Complete costs of legal feet
Canada with her six daughters card party enthusiasm involved in closing unused jor:
| sne son in 1913. She set-| Despite the inclement weath- tions of city roads will be look-
ted in Caleary and then moved | ©: White Rock Senior Citizens “| into thoroughly before the
em to Innasville where she be | Association held a very succes-|_ 11. committee takes any
action on the matter

,|stul card party on Jan 14 in
Ald Jack Hynds, chairman of

#4] the Canadian Legion Hall.
| There were 12 tables of whist '
the public works committee, had
Pee]. |earlier pointed out that cer-

Provide revenue for and four tables of bridge.
Whist winner was Mrs
tain roads can never be opened
as through roads. These, he

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ar’. Kingdom
There must be considerable
dormant talent in and around

i\White Rock area awaiting an

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dav on Tuesday
Mrs. Walker was born in Lon
den. England, and came lo

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eame postmistress and ran

city, Ald. Zack says ing with a score of 174 and Mrs,

Ald. Max Zack, head of the |Ada Lrown placed second with
finance and personnel commit-|. -ccre of 171 : ith :
tee pointed out that the pur | First in bridge was Mra, M.|Small park areas, EER DICH

pose of the committee was not Peech with a score of 3900. /|cSdaue lanes leading down to

only to approve bills or deal Lae Heat cala party will be the beach wherever possible
«ith taxes but it is also their | held on Jan. 28, with both whist} Mayor Harry T. Douglass
duty to try to find the means|and bridse being featured agreed that such a suggestion

of providing revenue for the : - | was feasible but wanted to
city Well-apparell’d April on the|know whether the cost involved

‘Licence fees and collections; _ , heel ‘in declaring the roads offic-
and assessments on property | Of limping winter treads lally closed would warrant the
are fine but the finance com- - William Shakespeare benefit derived

mittee should find ways of im-'
proving our assessments by en |
eouraging construction of build-
ings within the city which will
bring in high taxes,” he said |

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spring ministrel show

opportunity to join in the pleas,
ure of self-made entertainment.

gathered on January 6 at the|Member of the White Rock
home of the choirmaster Rev, |Choral Society for information,
and come and join us. You
io discuss activities for the | Will be cordially welcomed

day production are April 4 and
5, at the Park Theatre, Wash-
ington Ave,, White Rock, by ar-
rangement with the owner Mr
Life’, |dim Petrovich - and please note,
‘you good people of South Sur-
rey and adjacent municipalit- |
las the proceeds will go to-
wards assistance to the school
for Retarded Children

ments and be ready to turn
out in your hundreds to sup-|
port the efforts of the white |
Rock Choral Society | 4

kindergarten

The 50 members of the Soc- jresult of; experiencing the sat-
iety are enthusiastic and ded-|
wealth of experience with peo-
whom have been singing im}

parts of Canada and the United out of doors, and with man-
lipulative materials, Palning |
| skulls in making and carrying |
lnlans and solving problems, |

‘help when needed by asking

felt could be developed intu)

Chinese Dinners
Dancing - Cocktails - Dining

Open daily 4 p.m-1:30 a.m.; Sundays 2 p.m-1l p.m.
FAMILY STYLE - CATERING

Border Cafe

CATERING
Ph. ED 2-7911; ED 2-033)

Telephone the president Mra_
farbldge WI BOHBS or any

Tentative dates for the two)
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OPEN CURLING WEEKENDS

Reserve the ice for your party. Club
brooms available. Phone WI 8-9150 or WI 8-0797.

The Silver Moon

Wedding Receptions
Meetings

Watch for further announce-

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Aims of new
Banquets’ -

Dances -

Experts agree that children
need q certain physical, social Phone WI. 8-9150
and emotional maturing in or- 3 , 7 , ae ~
der to read happily and with
comprehension

This maturity is largely a

Opposite the Post Office

isfaction of success, enjoying a

ple ,especially with other child-|
ren, with pets, with the world

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M.D.

learning to give attention and |
|to persevere at a task, getting wishes to announce
for it or by referring to a pic
ture book, being able to ex-/|
|press thoughts by such means
as painting, drawing, clay moc-
elling and block building, artic
ulating clearly, expressing ideas |
to others, and contributing eas
‘ily and convincingly to a dis-|
cussion, being interested = in
stories and able to anticipate
an- outeome or a next incident
in them, notice likeness and |
differences, having  self-confid-
ence and joy in  accomplish- |
ment,

These are the goals of the
Margaret Perry Kindergarten,
which will commence February
1 at the Margaret Perry Dance
Studio, over Overwaitea, 9 to
12 am, every day, Monday to
Friday

Ballet lessons are definitely
‘optional and not included in
the general course ——

the

OPENIN

of his office

for general practice

at

12758 28th Avenue

CRESCENT BEACH

; Telephone WI 8-0812

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a’, MR. W, C. DOOLAN
; ™. Manager

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conveniently located branch in the “White
Rock” area - it is equipped with every facility
to serve your banking needs, The Manager,
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