as

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Legion Overse
Services Much
Appreciated

Sergeant Pilot Frank Moffat, 7
CAF, son of Constable and Mrs.
AW. J Moffat, now In an Opera~
tlonal Training Unit In Scotland,
to his parents recently of a fur-
Jough, part of which he spent In
London, “The Lord Mayor," he
pays, “gave us a party with plenty

rane Grading

‘A Procressive Newspaper IN 2 PR

"White

Expert Was In
This District

‘ho Mux acreage which haw boon
put In for the raver Valley Wibre
Flax Co. ls in fine condition, Mr.
11, manager for the company in
looking over the fields with an
expert grader from Orexon, where
Nox fe successfully grown and
marketed,

The grading of the Max will be
Mone In the fields and it is oxpect

Rock, B,C. Friday, July 20,

Our Town

Mr de fy Hoakat and tie two
Auughtord from Vancouver,
onjoyod a we weeld ¥

have
on here,

Mr, and Mrn, J, G, Nelwon, of
Haney, were inspeating thelr mum
mor cottage Innt week before com
inj here for # short vacation,

punk of the A.TL.P,
nicht at the
§ pan, All

A special
{n called for Monday
White Rock h
ny ind firemen are asked to

of fireworks, as there was an ln) ict the pulling will start In ees

raid the night we arrived, T WAS tapout a week or ton days, six|' : faved

gindwo had but four mightatheres" [puting machines have arrived at) ys nasay with her two
In another letter, he pays teibute]tho company's plant, The ulta~| 1th To MNOS MNT Ten aut
to the oversens servico of tho /MR¥ Aro woll under way for stor |) ace, Alta, aro visiting Mr.

Canadian Legion. “Tonight after
tea” be writes, “a Canadian Lex-

fon car came along with sweatersd

socks. scarves, pajamas, cigarettes,
candy, magazines, etc. AN the
clothes were made by the Red
Cross for which I think the White
Rock branch may be partly re+
sponsible. I got a sweater—a swell
one—and is {t heavyh*A pair of
Pajamas, 50 cigarettes. and a bar)
Of toffee. Needless to say I ap-
Preciate this. In Aberdeen there is
@ Canadian Legion hut where we
can get a cup of coffee and bis.
euits free and a swell writing and

ing) room with all the Canadi-
fan and American magazines. |

‘B.A. Lodge, No. 90, NO Surrender,
‘of Vancouver, headed by Worthy
‘Mistress

age and Welshing, From now on)
It Ix expected that this new indus- |
try In the White Rock district

will be very active.

and Mrs, Hoad for two weeks,

hag re

Mr, Geo. Woodward
ed a r acknowledging

OGRESSIVE District

1943

happy
friends. Among those who greeted
the visiting lodge were Rev. W. C.
Frank, Deputy Grand Master; Mr.
he
Mr, Hughes, Grand Treasurer.

elpt

LADIES’ ORANGE LODGE,
VISITS WHITE ROCK

|amount of $15.00 revelved by
led to the

ng donationy and forw:
Greek Relief Fund.

Mr. Jack ‘Chase with his ride
was In White Rock for a fow days
this week visiting his grandmoth-
er, Mrs, A
Columbia, aventes.

About, ‘twenty members of 1,0.

Miss Marguerite Johns
ton pajd a visit to White Rock on | a;
Sunday, July 25th, spent a

day with Orange

Johnston, gorner of

and
local

Mr. Bob Sutherland, of New
Westminster, and relatives are on-
|Joying a two weeks holiday at Mr,
Sutherland's summer home, Lel-
lanl, Bellevue Crescent.

Grant, Grand Secretary; and.

Mrs. L, E. Burgess and daughter

ie |Donna lett Tuesday for Washing-

7 S AVSMALL) BCAZE |ton, U:'S. A. after’ spending a
| ANNUAL BAZAAR Fire broke out in the home of /Noliday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
6 Mrs, Brydson on, Victoriaj avenue Walker, Campbell. Bixer road.

~The ‘annual’ Bazaar and Sale of
Work under the auspices of the
Holy Trinity church Ww. A. win
he held fn the Parish hall Thurs-
‘Gay, August Sth, from 2:30 to 6
‘Wclock. A
There will be many attractions
Including a special door prize,
Uckets for which entitle one to
afternoon tea. Don't miss this
Popiilar social event. ‘The offfetal |
Opening will be at 2:30 pm. The
Day, Thursday.

are} 3)

ACTIVE SERVICE MAN'S
LETTER

T can't write a thing, the cen—
sora to blame,

Just say that Tm well, ‘and sign
™my name:

Cant tel where we sail trom,
wan't Mention the date;
es ere! Kumber the ™eain

eons Anform you, if mot by

Can't mention the weathor, enn't
7 1 hee rain

‘on Saturday afternoon about 4:30
Its origin,

White Rock had a
Sunday in the person of second
Some |Radlo officer, Steve Donnelly, R.N-

apparently, was from
the kitchen stoye overheating and
Setting the wall on fire,

visitor on

damagé caused by fire to the wall |V-R.. who has In his four years of

and ceiling and some damage,war had about everything happen
caused by water. to him from being in the P35 sub-
‘The Fire Dept.would warn people marine at the time the Bismark
very urgently at this tlme of the |xot the Hood until the P 35 helped
year to keep close watch on fires, to get the Bismark, to being a
everything beng dangerously dry-|prixoner of war in Germany, Italy

fed $1 00 per year, 5 cents Single copy «

W.J. Executive |Enthusiastic Meet
Complete Program Bowling Club
For The Year Wednesday, 28th

The of oO
Institute mat At the home of the 2em) Hemianmoo Lawn

it, Mra t, G, Howling lub home wae the scene
Th

executive the Women's Wesinenday afternoon the

24) inet. the

Winsing, on

afternoon, toying

of | Wont enthousinatic gathering
pis Were made to com- wher the members of the elub
plete the progrim for the year.’ conirhtulated Men. D, MeGrath on
Boenuse the rogular roweting pice tor dethas
Wil be unavailavle the September’ “The Clu puree wan tantetetiy
moating will Ne held at the home decorated, und the table wan ast
lor Mrs, Adu Shaw, Kerfoot ronds out with woot pean and ide and
Roll call will be ons whte hydrangea, Centering the
thoughts on the sugar table wan a Virge Dirthaay eae
Plany for a card iiceetin sible) Sata
Logion linll on September 2 ing ee peMEH 3S
|e made, A report of the Consmma 1% sa ins eo
ors’ Con ce, held in July jn “Hh one Min, Meira
(Vancouver. will be mando by, the # £000 omen for Mer, For ¢his
ind occas Babson
all ar will be held tn kindly sup rassercaa
| October and roll call will bo an- ts See
fwered by dodations tor thls. nur?
Powe. Date will appear later, Dele- : —
Rite to the annual conference 4 ubly annieted by Mere
will report, The Anntvérsary Juerbank, who: li to he comeret
Will be held in November, roll c ed. for the ‘party auc
to be answered by Tmpres- rand
stons of the Women's Indtitute™. Tudier “night Dame OM ERASe Ree
Mra. M, Murphy will a talk being skipped
on her experience sn Institute ; Mrs, Calder
work, "TWls will’ ho visitors’ 40¥ bank, stem WOME, SEN eee
and new comers to the commun ie ling! After
ty will be especially welcome. De-
cember will be featured by Christ
mas activities. Answer to the roll Vi narg
will be Christmas Greetings, an =
exchange of gifts will take place OM More z
5 well as a party for the. child- ae
al and Mr. Habsood a=
Other pusiness of the executive Hnst Mrs. ¢ O08 ae es

C06;

Tatter” Winnlne) 2° well

was the appointment of Mrs. Ada,

Shaw as delegate to the Consum- SMtested

ers’ League and Mrs. L. G. Hig Our. visitors thigh) weeks mens
gins as representative to the An- Miss M. Day, of Calgary. and Mr
nual Conference at Lansley, on Sandstrom, Marine Dr

October 6 and 6, Mrs. Shaw

also appointed to interyiow

FE. Allen of the Pier ENGAGEMENT:

to the Band stand, property of Mr. and Mrs ‘T. Maye, of Keil
Institute, which must be moved nyenue, announce the engagement
because of the road survey. of their second daughter, Annie

find the water system being low-/and North Africa, j to Petee Bergmann, of Vancouver,

er than usual. It will pay to be| He was visiting the jhome of Mr.) | 7 ueldest son of Mr, and Mex P.

careful. Mrs. Streatfelld as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Watson at. Beremann, of Saskatoon, Sask
Instied by the White Rock Fire Pte. Betty Streatfeild, his age is tended on We esday the funeral ———

Department, nineteen, of Mr, Butler in New Westminster; SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SUN

. ATTENTION ‘

There is an urgent noed for the
housewife type of comfort bag to
be sont In parcels for prisoners_of-
war, Red\ Cross headquarters aro ¢
faking for ‘the following articles
to be sont In as soon an possible:
boot Inces, khaki and air forco
mending wool; darning and small
needles; No. 36 black and white
newlng cotton: safety-pina: trou- | ¢
wer Muttons; bachelor | buttons, i
190,000 parcels are wont each week ,
10 0Ur/ prisoners and these nrticlos |
are badly noeded for thelr persona! |
a1 comfort,

Anyone who can contribute to

LS ‘flashlight to Kuide

‘the bake walting to be filled at
tie Tool rooms will be helpine in
Wy real sorvice, ‘The roomy aro in’
the baxoment of tho Anglican
ehurch and are open from 1:40 to

15 on Cuesdayn and Thursdays,
Tt thene hourn are inconvenient,
Mra Herbert Foley,convenor of the
workroom, will recelvo your con.
tibution, at her homo, 1869 Vio.
toria avenue,