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e and adherents of the | tem. |
are a Fellowship Dinner) sir. H. Hicks, a Division | scos it
heid in the Silver Moon. Mrs: |roader, elaborated on the pre- eee
L. K. Sully was hostess chalr-!eont campaign and its general | rs
man assisted by 3) hostesses, | getup,
who had invited those on their} 45. > pratt, the Teams’
perional guest list, !Chairman, then introduced the

The many activitle: Division Leaders, the Team

ed by Dr. Hogg
for @ bullding pro-

Rock wer
as the cause

ing with a few apt comments "
on tho affair of the

gramme, To make possible the attend—|child

Mr, J. Gran

the church since its beginning | a Ein
910, n fact that Mrs. (Children’s Paintings holiday

ne

so should see the exam
of work from the “Painting
Park” classes, Once again |
Rock Libr:
ng to public notice t
ed | varied interests and latent talent

tesses at the 1956 d
Dr. W

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ss,/of the o

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picture painted by Mari- !¢

Ge at church and fellowship tyn Townsend of a local home THE SUMIAHMOO SUN &
United Church Plans Vase vogially vital. in a lush woodland setting ad- } ‘ RSE
oye Expans ‘PLEDGE PLAN ‘nirably conveyn the cool poase — —
Build os | Mrs Robinson accompanied of White Rock landscape. Sev-| On Wednesday Afternoon, Li Di rd

rife need for expan-'py Mrs. Hanslow, sang “Friend eral water sosnes have a sim-/|June 20, the W.A. to Colebrook : ns
Gals facilities of thé Uni- 9° mine,” which was well re- plicity and force of composition | United Church will hold a/|A. ‘Thompson,
mecha were revealed by colved. remarkable in such young ar-|Strawberry Tea in the garden
oe R J. A. Hogg, general) fr, Stax Gren, a Team Chale | tlste, who eee ake cone Bo site ces Panorama
Gaairman, on Wednesday even- jman, explained the plodgo plan, ene Me resi is re oe ros re .
Wee OS, lave out DORE Pstekes and the power to ex-| Mr, and Mrs. H. Dubberly of |W. Dow, vico-pres,; Mra. J. P. ag
He was addressing somo 500 /havo to work ou! Feresdineea no hte alban et: BN i

It would be a pity if children |kinson on Sunday afternoon, secretary;
this inherent ability

should not be given the advan-| _ ‘éhaplain: add ;

tage of encouragement ana di-| SUNNYSIDE ajay eee

rection. The 12 lessons cost only | Mr. and Mrs, Bowerman of

$7 plus the chance of a scholar-|Ajberta are newcomers to Sun-| ~

ship or a camping trip for 12|nyside and are residing at 1940 | Koster and Son

church Captains and members of the Ieee
th prossute of a greatly ce c jlucky youngsters.
sath arious teams present.

increased population In White,

yw. ven- | All art materials will be sup- Sorc
Sn eee see aie plied and become the property| Mr. and Mrs. R. Wolss of Ed-|
pupil. | However, each |monton visited the former's par-

should come

HISTORY TRACED Jance of some of the ree bid ane olothes | prior to taking up residence at
a eS TEEN GSS eee Chon, in ean for wate, plat | Nathan ot San Francie, a
} 4 VOU VER SP ea see ns eee ae or ah ase Go nat tuo Robe ee
HE i Bie cniks cnn. vatsene| Sing Pee Monday, July 2 is ajin White Rock Hospital His
classes will start on |many friends hope that he will |

\ | be quite well again
W. Moffat, who had been secre | . Tuesday, July 3, and continue |soon be quite well again.

STAN and the tary of tha first Ladies’ ata|Reveal High Talent 'tor six weeks, Each class meots oa
: 913, was also one of the hos-| Anyone who hasn't already \ror two hours twice woekly. Mrs.

Classes are sponsored by the |a patient in White Rock Hos
|Fedoration of Canadian artists. | pital, having undergone surgery.

|PANORAMA RIDGE be up and about again.
Tne dozen | AND COLEBROOK

e produced | Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greenwood
‘Painting /haye returned from a motor trip come to Crescent Beach |

and a shopping |nephow of Mrs. G W. Weiss.

Mrs. H.

) Pecording wecrotary; Mra.
C. W. Dawson, correspo: nding

were the guests of Mrs M. Jen-

; Mrs. J. Murray,
treasurer; “Mrs. A. I. Dryden,

Pherson, guard.

King George Highway,

equipped |ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Weiss

or plastic | Newton. Also visiting is Mr. H.

J. Holitum has been a patient

Paul Accarias has been

jit is hoped that she will soon

|Former Japan Residents |

a ay
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ahs baba dy &

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Ses e ,
Umm - delicious ! / That's what
These beans taste ; they are, dear.
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just like the ones : They've been in
we grew in our \ our freezer since
s

last summer.

garden!

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A home freezer is your personal food

bank and supermarket, It saves you food
money, saves you shopping time. What does
it cost torrun? A week’s use of electricity
for an average size freezer, storing about
150 pounds of food, might be 35c, And just x
think how good this summer's fresh-picked (9, 09
vegetables will taste next winter!

|Honshu, Japan. They are the j
son and daughter-inlaw of
and Mrs. W. R. MoWil-
scent Drive; and the |
|five children of the young mis
|sionary and his wife, three of |

| whom were born in Japan. R

Not all of Wally Koster’s sing-
ing Is heard by CBC Television
Viewers; sometimes jhe croons
for the sole benedit of his son,
Wally Jr. The Httle gaffer, we
Jand Mrs. R. W. McWilliams had Sunpe Ine Me see
}@ parish in Wlinois for three ae ane

| ing on June 17, by way if =
ly then he went to a Metho- | "® Se ATE OS Sun
prising his pop on Day,

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aa

|dist school in Evanston, Illi
|nois. He was sent from there |
|to Japan. Owing to the myster- |
jies of the International Date !
Line, the McWilliams left Japan
jon June 6 and arrived here on |
june & While living in Japan, |
|the school-age children went to

{school and were soon speaking

Japanese freely, a habit which |
jhas remained with them.

Mr, Reg. Dunn of Victoria is’ / )
with his daughter and I recipe
!

|son-in-law, Dorothy and Ted
calls for

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| Wade, and grandchildren Lynn, 1
Bob, Leslie and Wendy. | I

home of her daughter in Van-|
Jeouver. She was the eldest
|daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-

tmund T. Wade.

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Mrs. M. E. McGinn died at the | [ t

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EVAPORATED

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Doug. Elliott, who was form- I
erly a member of the Crescent |
|Beach Volunteer Fire Brigade, t
has been named Fire Chief of I
the newly-formed Oyama Fire
Brigade. |
= sie {
Mrs. A. J. Hogness is enjoy-
ing a family reunion, her daugh-
jter and son-in-law, Mr. and \ e

Mrs. Larry Dagner and son
from Newton, also her son who
lives here.

Trusting the weatherman to
turn on the beam, The Oppen- |
heimors, Jack Dalbbys, the
Campbolls, and Mr, and Mrs. ,
Norm McDonald spent the week
end at the Beach.
GIS
Mrs. Ernest Hadden is spend~
ing a few weeks with Mins Han-
ford McBride.
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Mrs. T. A Hughes, of The
Boulevard, is staying a few
weeks at hor home here.
Mrs. Chas. Shaw is again a
Patient in hospital in Vanoou-
ver.

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