Vol. XVI. ‘No. 37.

Warmstar’s Mystery
Prances to 2nd Place

White Rock's six months olf thoroughbred colt
star's Mystery, pranced his way in the ring for the

Warm-
first time

at the recent PNE horse showings to gain second place In the
Model grade thoroughbred class.

Mr and Mrs. Ray Ferguson,
Stokes Road. cxhibiting the
Hittle thoroughbred confessed
they ran into the stiffest com-
petition they have encountered
fn their ten years of showing.
They are jobilant, howgver, that
they were still able to get in
on the money,

Warmstar’s Mystery compet-
ed against animals from all
ever the Pacific Northwest.
Bald Mrs. Ferguson, reporting
on the exhibition to the “Sun”
“After a long debate by Judge
Merfeld, of Washington. USA.
two of us were singled out to
fontest First and Second
places.”

After his decision, she said
the Judge announced he wished
he could give both Blue Rib-
dons.

*Frankly,® continued Mrs.
Ferguson, “our colt’s standing
manners were atrocious, as he
refused to stand and be exam-
Ined at fret and he can be so

oo

!Workmen Make Daring

Rescue
Two workmen, employed by

the Va
Company on the pler re-deck-| space for horticultural and, M&ME "be instatied this| M jels for her years of ir:
ing project, made a daring |pome economies exhibits. corner #00n as possible. ae pecareae during the
resoue of a lad in danger of Presale of admission tickets! The request by the tocal mer r 9 raise funds to build
Growning a week ago Thursday. which will entitle purchasers) 00 iy 3 MELOY, |

fring Langli and Ken Kirby, to a chante on the 1954 Me a 5h rth NEEDS
seeing a boy about eight years sedan is progressing favourably orc ask now before
of age, in difficulty after fall-/ Mr. Lane said. in aa m nonths the said Mrs, Mc-
ing off the pler with a com ——- —— mn in tak over her
panion dived into the wate F : provid
fully clothed, and rescued the ¢ mforts for
my rt Laing Scores oe

The older boy d approxi- Rael eeae eae ei ee
mately 13, bystanders judged. ind groups

managed

noouver Pile Driving

th «wim to the pier

unassisted. Names of the two
boys werd not disclosed.

The p'
used at
Rock on

fie driver which was
the pler beft White
August 31 as the work

of pile driving is Onished, ac-
cording to Thomas Wilson, In-

spector.

It ip expected that the

exasperating.” jre-decking will be finished in
Well, for hia fret show. ali about two weeks time.

agree White Rock's favourite

didn't do too badly, consider- Crown Jewellers Come ,

d he has a

ing everything

long way to go yet. He bas) lo White Rock

started bis career among the |

(bin Wustrious ancestors—Tot

A smart, attractive jewellery
top few in the winning group store has been opened at 886
Rnd still shows promise of Up-| Washington Avenue, by Mr. L
bolding. the family tradition of) 34. peters:

Formert:

¥ of Quebec and To-

farch, Warm Rain and Starlight) ronto Mr. Petern comes to

Gal! White
fine at
COMING EVENTS | is marrica ana has two daugn-
Silver Moon’ Roller Rink |“

White Rock. Public Skating—

eery Wednesday, 510.30; Sat-| Premises of the Crown Je

arday, B—31; Saturday after-|!ers and
noon, 2—4. Free instruction to| is assure

children under 13 years.

Rock with 18 years of
experience in the jev

bh repair business.

k will be done on the

a 3 or 4 day service
d.

ee" Vic Kerr Installed as

Dance every Saturday. Legion

Memoria) Hall, Johnston Road,|J-C. President

White Rock. Old and New

Wood's: Melodians. From 9 pm.|mony Friday night at the Sil-

Local Jaycees officers were
Dances, Square Dances. Green-| installed at « colourful cere-

Admission 50c. Canadian Le-|ver Moon Hall at which Mr.
#ion, Branch No. 8 tfo} Flip Filipelli of Trail. B.C, pre-
vided

se |

Dine and Dance at the White

Rock Cubaré Palladium, every| President. Vie Kerr; vice-p
Howard Kennett; secre

10 | “ArY: Ed. Rogers; treasurer, Jim

Saturday night. Ross Williams
And His Music for Millions

Officers installed included

dent,

Pm, to 1 dim: $1.75 per couple. Pepe ;
Open all Winter. tin | Mitohenl,
5 594 Stewart.

Caledonian Society with Scot.
sh Country Dances demon
strated by B.C. Scottish Dance
Society, Friday, September 17,
& pm in Silver Moon Hall
Admission S00. Proceeds

Peace Arch Rebekah Lodge. |
No, 66, IGOF, White Rock, will |

be holding their annual Fal} Technocrats § Present

Tea and Bazaar on Wednesday, |

November 3 at the Silver Moon | Lecturer

Technocracy Inc. {» preaent-
ing a Public Lecture in White
Rock, on September 22, 8 pm.

Door prize and everyone wel-|
come. Doll raffled. Admission
350, 7c |

The United Church WA. ia!

in the Church

oa Saturday, October 2, at 10

ing the charter and gave

ed the
energy a:

ni

and Directors, Alex
Art Wall and Ray

local chamber for {ts |
nd enterprise.

Toast to the Queen was pro-|

posed by
the Indie

to/Len Parker; and toast {
> oO thi
W.RD, Hospital. STC! Jaycens by Ed. Rogors. Mr

Stan Evang was master of care

monies.

at Little

sale of Rummage and | couver,

What ti

of the soclal problems
37c| timo will be the meen he

Stan Evans; toast to
by retiring president,

& White Rock Weekly

Serving White Rock, Sunnyside, Ocean Park, Crescent Beach, Panorama Ridge, Colebrook

and Surrounding Districts,
Le
White Rock, B.C., September 16, 1954

$2.50 per year. Copy 5c

|Cloverdale All Set for |Beacon Light for Inter-| .
‘Surrey Fair section Hospital Au-i ‘aArv

eFeuest by loca Clare reas

The 66th annual Surrey Fall Jaycees,

Fair on Sept. 17-18 promises Steer Gedraste, ils ce oe ; ot
be the biggest and best in the| stop OF blinker ijgnt inatatied W 2
history of the Lower Fras! st GRe tiasardous meee an for ears ork
Valley Agricultural Association Caw yves, ection

With a f

ling of pride and accomplishment, the execu-

Riv

and

John L. Lane, association pre-} 4 Avate ‘
a ive and dire ® of the White Ra and istrict ¥
aident, told Board of Trade} HiME George Highway has mot itis fees a eee nite Rock d District Hospitay
members in Cloverdale last) wit ®Pproval in Victori P pesede their first meeting in
j a. the staff dining room of the Thursday.
week. | Adetter received vy farmer| Retiring president, MrawW. Ho ® ae
| Completion ,of grandstand) |) ter] & d ee ~
roofing to accommodate adout | 7*% dent, Len Parker,)2°U after opening the meet-) Ret re |
from Hon, PA ing, turned the chair over to the }

9000 patrons is being rushed;
while the now quonset curling | ster of Pubii
rink now being erected on th@ | ¢helioen groupe that a
grounds, will provide additional

new president, Mra Vic Me-
Phoreon. A vote of thanks and

wan extended to

Socred Government 3 ica: a

ive sudience warmly
2 the quarterly meetin:

An 3
when he

im

MES. V. A. McPITERSON,

K-Elg ra} Association in thé Legic jon of a
Septembe » being one of the! Mospitai Auxiliary President
Stating that he was “very dis- the 1954 elections. most A comfort cart | Auxil

ry revealed a bank bal-

nent of Other

akers at the meet-| alsc

please: the Depa would pre of $203.28, while the S
Public Works,” Mr, Laing went ing were xa shop 4 clear
on to denounce Socred policy in Schulte « , $400 dur =
Northern B.C. ° Auxillary member of July

PE OL ae Local Designer Enters
spas- Italian Show

h week through

A tar |
pate (P| cotton
ar. When the economy of the Fgh oy :
xing nanstey me, Mating terernis pA tye Natloanl Gelato rbere Yo mh ions Request Train

been provided

» Sléwing Through W.R.

A at aaron

AFFILIATION CONTEM- : gt
PLATED eg seancn ar

on roads.

ere ot one mm
in B.C.* sald the Lib
Taxes in B.C., the

irmed, amount to ap

per mar

n of which
by & M
Baker

ing » the onus of taxing | Meding Notice
on the municipalities,” contend- OA’O Sunday even
ed Mr. Laing vice a United Churct
Social Credit blunders the|Septmber 26, not Oct
speaker concluded, are paving|ax avertised. Addres,

the way for a Liberal victory In| Leo Villlamy, All are

April or or of a weat fr

ty ©

pantomime in Dec y
FUTURE MEETINGS I

The financial statement of the Gene

} Manager

| Valerie Crockford “Miss Surrey 1954” at Fall
Fair

Wh

¢ Rock's Queen ¢

| Crockford, who won the of “Miss at this resort
|town's big summor event will reign over the Surrey Fall Fair
set for September and 18

As Miss Surrey, 1954,

the local} artists from the PNE .
lass will be the centre of the — ~
parade which will start from! qe « ‘

|the Tweedsmuir High School Civil Defence Display
ati Pm.. on Saturday. |For Cloverdale Fair

x ie Rass te The Surrey Civil Defence
ee area Unit is planning a display
poPutoverdais, Fuir wit awain{eoot® at the Cloverdale Fall
‘ ¢ Soyer ass tds une Fair, September 17 and 18
outs CT prember*! Many pieces of equipment are

es ahead? A discussion

ting |the main

whi

event. It will be held on Satur-|
|to be displayed, from _ id
day morning at 11 a.m. and will eeplaye Firat Ald

| drossings to gelger counters and
take place in front of the], . alts: :
grandstand. All cntries for pet{)o™ SSrrup Pumps to-respira:

tors.
dogs are free. Of interest to local residents

Saturday afternoon the Fall) wi) be the giant wall map of
Fat's gymkhana, one of last) surrey Municipality, made by
year’s big crowd-drawers will De} mombers of the unit,
presented, commencing» 4¢ 1.30/ personnel from all depart~
pm, Mra, Leonard Munst ls 1) monty will be on hand to an-
charge of the programme 094) wer quostions and explain Civil
some of the best shorses and) nerence in peace and war.
riders of the Lower Mainland
will take part.

Soccer Bracticn
Anyone Interested in playing
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