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11 THE SURREY LEADER, CLOVERDALE, B.C. THURSDAY, MARCH 13th, 1958. 0 MCTIODI SALE Early Spring Blooms at Peace Arch Show of OYEZ Jaycelles at Cloverdale Gather Used Clothing The Jaycelles at Cloverdale are colecting good used clothing of all description be donated. to needy families. Another project undertaken is the making of a quilt to be sent overseas.

The work is being done at their monthly meetings. The girls will sponsor a potluck International Peace Arch Garden Club met at the American kitchen on March 5th. Mrs. E. C.

Darts called on each A column of Legion News by Neville C. Curtlf The three-toed tree-toad Sings his sweet ode To the moon. DOBBIN TO THE RESCUE supper and social evening for the Cloverdale Junior Chamber of Commerce members and their wives. This will be held in the Horses are helping to keep con Arthur Gulterman Aye! he did too, the other eve clubrooms of Valley Curling Rink struction of the $20,000,000 British Amercial Oil refinery at Port Moody ahead of schedule despite Z1 on Saturday, March 22nd at 8:30 Funeral Services Held for Port Kells Resident William Thomas Bond, 9130 Harwy Road, Port Kells, passed away in the Royal Columbian Hos-pilal on March 3rd. Mr.

Bond was in his 80th year at the time of his death, and had resided in Surrey for the past 23 years. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Bert Downer, Rocanville, a sisler-in law, Mrs. Maru Dawe, Port Kells; and two neices and four nephews. Funeral Services were held on March tith from the Bethal Church at Port Kells with Rev.

I. Wenzell officiating. Interment took place in Surrey Centre Cemetery. ning, bless him. Spring ain't iar p.m.

heavv rains. round the corner. Bv transporting men and equip SADDLE HORSES ot Gibson's Sale Barn, Langley Wednesday, Ilarch 19ih at 1:30 p.m. Having been favored with instructions frortvMr. Tony Ziegler of Edmonton, we will sell by Public Auction this Carload of Horses, which he says is far better than any he has ever shipped.

25 Head cf Saddle Horses Shetland Ponies, Show Horses, 6 Welsh Mores in Foal, Pintos, Palominos. Note: Saddle Horses are subject to 5 Social Service Tax. GIBSON'S LTD. Auctioneers LANGLEY and CLOVERDALE Tony Ziegler, Owner ment where wheeled vehicles cannot go, the horses have helped in Wales of a family noted for music even among the musical member to outline his or nor plans for garden improvement in 19:58 These were exceeding varied and included flowers, vegetables and landscaping. The garden verse, "He who plants a tree plants hope," was read by Mrs.

Huldnr Johnson. Parlor show of annuals percn nlals and flowering shrubs also included several varieties ot daffodils, Mrs. L. Sherby won high points. In the arrangements, Mrs.

Eddy Johnson first and Mrs. G. E. Baxter was second. Judging was by E.

C. Darts. An innovation in a non-compet-ative table of special or unusual flowers or plants with the botanical names attached. At the next meeting on April 1st, Gordon Curzon will speak on As I write this it's the general meeting night for Newton Legion Branch No. 175 and president Tom Eymundson has been good enough conquer the chief obstacle to win ter construction mud.

Polethyl Welsh race. His father was seven times winning conductor in the REV. ELGAR ROBERTS A "New Life" campaign of re ene tents have made it possible to relay an account of his meeting Welsh national choral Coming to Rev. T. Elgar for welders to work in the rant.

Testing of refinery units is ex ligious services will be conducted in Parkview Baptist Church from By the way, while we're talking about Newton, it's bad news to hear that faithful comrade Walter Roberts conducted the Canadian Pacific male voice choir in Cal pected to begin in mid-October with full-scale operation planned March Kith to March 23rd. Rev. bride was ring bearer. Grooms Barwise has been forced to resign for December. gary, and played the pipe organ in the First Baptist Church.

man was Eldine Welsh. Ushers as secretary-treasurer of the Vancouver and district suppliers were Eldine Sunderland and for the project number more than During this campaign Mr. Rob Mervvn Sunderland, brothers of branch due to ill health. He'll be sadly missed for his hard work for the Canadian Legion and the Elgar Roberts, musician and evangelist, will be in charge. Mr.

Roberts Is currently on the staff of the Baptist Union of Western Canada as church organizer and evangelist. Reverend Mr. Roberts was born 120, according to an eight-page erts will hold special meetings the bride. pamphlet issued by A. More The bride's mother chose a blue branch in particular.

than 500 local workmen are cm every school day at 4 p.m. These gatherings for the, children are entitled "The Talking Piano." We wish him, too, a speedy re ployed on this project. grey nylon dress with mauve accessories and corsage of pink carnations. Subscribe to The Surrey Leader, $3.00 per covery and extend appreciation for native wild flowers and Mrs. Hul dor Johnson on gladioli.

Arrangements will be in baskets. Douglas News Douglas Ratepayers will meet at the Legionaires here who know him for his splendid work in past Cenlennial Miner Doll Miss Loretta Sunderland, the brides sister, wearing a yellow years. Tradesmen Directory Shown Peace Arch W.I. Just a spot of news from Mrs. the home of Mrs.

R. Penny on brocaded satin dress with black accessories and corsage of pink carnations, played the wedding Jefferys for the Auxiliary which is Replicas from former days, and a Thursday, March 131 i at 8 p.m. at 75 Murphy Road, doll dressed for the Institute dis Radiator Service Plumbing Heating Heating Heating march. She also sang two selec holding a ham bingo on March 29th in the evening, at Newton Legion Hall. Proceeds will go to play were on show at the meeting The sympathy of friends and tions before the ceremony.

Miss of Peace Arch Women's Institute. neighbors of the Boundary Road ward the Surrey Memorial Hospital Bertha Priest of Gilbert Plains, Manitoba, cousin of the groom, Delegates to the Bienial Conven Society fund. tion at Fort Langley for Douglas district go out to Mr. Mill Hamiil and the family in the tragic Joss of Mrs. W.

Hamiil. recited an appropriate poem also And that reminds me that an ef district were Mrs. Richard Cam midge, and Mrs. Betty Gay. prior to the marriage.

Mrs. A. Coppens and Mrs. G. fort is being made at the present times to have the three Legion A donation of $15 to the Salva Port Kells Groom Weds branches at Whalley, Newton and Summach, sisters of the bride, sang a duet during the signing of NO PAYMENT TILL OCTOBER Years to Pay FREE GAS HOOK-UP OF TANK AND RANGE DAY NIGHT SUPERIOR HEAT 13505 Trans-Canada Hwy, WHALLEV 283 120th Street, New Westminster tion Army home for unwed moth Cloverdale campaign for a fund to LANGLEY RADIATOR BATTERY SERVICE Radiators Flushed and Re-cored BATTERIES TOOLS i RADIATORS E.

GREENFIELD 19834 New McLellan Rd Langley, B.C. Phone Langley 866 ers was given, and the roll call the register. in Prairie Ceremonies furnish two, 4-bed wards In the was answered by a proverb, by 23 The reception was held at the CLAYTON PLUMBING and SHEET METAL 7175 Latimer Road, 1 mile north of Trans-Canada R.R. 3, Cloverdale. Phone YE 7-4932 Surrey Memorial Hospital.

members. On display was the replica figure On the Newton committee are Comrades Sam Smith and Reeve Wood Sunderland Wadena Pentecostal Church at home of the bride's parents with fifty-five guests present. Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. Wood will Delta Plumbing Heating Sales Service (. Gas and Oil Furnace Ranges Water Heaters 24 Hour Repair Service on Furnaces Plumbing Ranges Washers 15453 Washington WHITE ROCK Phone Wl 8-9211 i FREE ESTIMATES of a miner, dressed by Mrs. T. Bar Wadena, Sask.

was the setting for rett to be part of the Centennial R. M. "Bob" Nesbitt. Other branch es will, of course, have their com reside at 9387 172nd Street, R.R. LA 2-9679 LA 6-1240 group for Fort Langley.

a red and white wedding on Saturday, Feb. 22nd, when Loina Belle, 4, Cloverdale. Also on show -were antiques from mittees too, and shortly now a progress report will be coming through this column. That's a fine the members with a varied show Cartage daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Sunderland pf Wholesale Meats of snuffboxes, samplers, hand carved wood and silver spoons, a bit of work the branches are doing, i became the bride of Ernest McDonald Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. water, jug with' lid and a fire and Legionaires and public too when approached' will do well to R. Wood of Welch Road, Port Kells. Members who owned the Antiques gave a three minute talk on their history and age.

HEAT INSTALLING The couple exchanged vows in A SCIENCE, a double ring ceremony under an archway of red roses, wilh Rev. ONUS Surrey Moving and Cartage Company Fast, Efficient, Reliable Service LAkeview 6-6444 Newton 302-R-l WHOLESALE HEATS Custom Slaughtering ond Curing McLEOD'S MEATS 17861 Bose Road, R.R. 4, Cloverdale. Phone YE 7-2071 All Types of Plumbing and Heating Installed. General Sheet Metal Licensed Gas Fitter JOE McCREGOR.

PLEASE Harper officiating. The bride wore a floor-length PLACE Comrades J. Jones, R. D. Pearce, R.

Mann, Hubert L. Harris, Mrs. J. Brooman, Chet Brown, W. D.

Allen, Arthur Miller, A. Caron, Jim Bill Cowland. wt. I it rfYOUR FULL dig deep and give all you can. It's our hospital and who knows who'll be the first to use it? Among the dates ahead is a past presidents' party at Newton for Auxiliary members and husbands, also Legionaires and their wives or lady friends.

This is scheduled for April Sth in the evening. It seems from reports that the Newton Auxiliary in addition to the Legionaires have been doing well in the way of getting in new members. Quite a few have been initiated this year already and at the last meeting on Monday three more ladies were inducted info the RELIANCE dress of white Chantilly lace and net over bridal satin, with lily point sleeves. The Peter Pan colar was graced with a rhinestone necklace. Her fingertip veil was held 1 It's nice to know that Comrades B.

Brankin and John Leonard are both home again. in place by a rhinestone adorned Dave Brankin says he has been Electrical released from Shaughnessy but Plastering CALL White Rock Propane Ltd. SALES SERVICE PROPANE AND NATURAL GAS INSTALLATIONS Heating is our Business Phone Wl 8-9331. 1061 160th Street, White Rock. FREE ESTIMATES must go back in again this month net headdress.

She carried a bouquet of red roses. Mrs. Eldine Welsh, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a floor-length gown of for further treatment. Hope the hospital by-law will pass (it sure did, Dave).

I note the KITSUL BROS. LIMITED Plastering and Stucco Contractors LANGLEY PRAIRIE Phone Langley 65-X-3 coral net over nylon and carried white carnations. School Board is having many problems to face. I had my share Sharlene Sunderland, niece of! during the 18 years I served on the board." the was flowergirl. She George Derby Hospital: Bob Oil Burner Service 24-Hour Oil Burner Service and Plumbing Repairs CHIMNEY CLEANING BOMll l) GAS CONTRACTOR Phone days LA 1-1603 evenings Newton 721-L-1 Highway Complete Heating Service 10526 Trans-Canada Highway, North Surrey wore a matching floor-length coral dress, and carried a basket of white flowers.

Sinclair, Jack Adams, G. Ryan. Cedarhurst Nursing Home: Tom WIRING Complete Electrical Service ESTIMATES FREE Jobs Large, or. Small Ph. Langley 166 Charters Electric LANGLEY Subscribe to The Surrey Lead er your Hometown newspaper.

Lyle Summach, nephew of the Heslop. Auxiliary. These were Mrs. E. Mark, Mrs.

R. Obray and Mrs. H. Craig. Good luck and best wishes, ladies, Tne newly elected secretary-treasurer for Newton Branch succeeding Comrade Barwise is past president Jack Simpkin, who is a fine man for a fine job.

Jack has been a Legion member ever since the organization amalgamated with the Great War Veterans Association which he joined in 1925. He was first vice-president and later president of Legion Branch No. 48, Coltingwood; also secretary-treasurer for the Newton Branch in 1954. BILL SMITH Plastering Stucco No Job Too Large or Too Small. PATCHING A SPECIALTY Established Over 30 Years.

Phone Langley 981-L-3 4272 -204th Street LANGLEY 0UALITY METAL PRODUCTS and Heating Supplies Ltd. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS HOW-LET'S GET ilOVKJG OH THE BIG THIiJGS! Rood Paying CALL HEATING Comrade Simpkin joined the 108th Winnipeg Light Infantry as a bugler when he was only 14 years old and went to France in A-l Television Service Word War I with the 10th Bat tVi HEATING EQUIPMENT talion. He was wounded twice and was a sergeant when he received his discharge in May, 1919. 15177 BUENA VISTA Hilltop, White Rock Phone Windsor 8-9363 FREE ESTIMATES Surrey PAVING Ph. Windsor 8-9178 For Freo Estimates (Commercial or Private) Grading Gravelling Paving PROMPT ACTION GRAVEL HAULED His hobby is rabbit breeding and he has won many prizes including the P.N.E.

cup award for their Red Satin best entry in the summer of For Service on Oil Burners. DAY OR NIGHT 24 Hour Service Call for Estimates on Oil or Gaa FREE NEWTON 349-R-1 9386452nd Street NORTH SURREY 1955. Other dates ahead include the Crescent Ladies Auxiliary's social this evening, Whalley Legion meet TELEVISION SERVICE Phone YE 7-8131 The only Service Shop in Surrey Advertising a Set Price (or Service Calls. $3.50 'til 10 p.m. WHY PAY MORE? Cliff Morrison 17429 Broadway CLOVERDALE NATURAL GAS Today British Columbia and Canada stand on the brink of really lif things, In tha words of tht Prima Minister, 'avarytaiai without ragard to limit" will be dona to provide work for Canadians and an opportunity for the batter things of life through vigorous development of our resource, Increased foreign trade, social security and moral leadership among the nations.

Thee are the pledges of your Diefenbsker Government, which hat already fulfilUd Many of Ut HIT promtaa; to taxpayers, homa-bullders, senior dtiaeoa, agriculture) industry acd TOUI i mi mi i i muni. .1 i K. I 'Ax, -'X I I ing on Monday, and Cloverdale Legion and Ladies both meet on March 27th. Newton Vimy Night Trucking will be on April 9th and I under stand tney II repeat last year treat they gave the boys in George Derby by bringing them out to Newton for the evening. HcClary Gas -Oil Fired FLASH! Just as Tom was off at Newton he flashed the Truck Line G.

E. BAIL'EY, Prop. P.O. Box 24 or phone YE 7-7071 17317 New McLellan Road Cloverdale, B.C. news that Comrade Walter Bas-wise has been made a lite member of Branch No.

175. Well; if that Gas Oil HEATING riNDON'S Electrical, Plumbing and Heating Contractors. PHONE NEWTON 12 6748 King George Highway Now let's get moving on the vital taska ahead with YOUR member of John Diefenbaker's B.C. team! isn't good news, for Waller deserves it richly. Comrades-in-arms A shortie from the Army says i FOR GUARANTEED RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Phone Newton 12 FINDON'S 6748 King George Hwy.

simple candle, only a few inches Bill Haney Heating Sheet Metal Ltd. Ph. LAkeview 1-5825 10482-135A Surrey GENERAL HAULING Cloverdale Vancouver Local Hauling Road Cement Gravel IIcLEHHAH W. A. VOTG Artificial Insemination FOR NEW WESTMINSTER Machine Shop Woodworking Automotive long, can spell the difference between life and death at the Army's northern training base at Fort Churchill.

Canadian troops, now busy with Arctic warfare training on the tundra near camp, keep a candle burning fhroughout the night when sleeping in snow caves. If the candle goes out it is taken as an indication that the oxygen in the air in the cave has been exhausted and two ventilators, cut in the roof of the cave are opened to let in fresh, crisp sub-zero air. Canadian Army instructors in Arctic warfare at Churchill say they have never had a case of suffocation but insist that the randies be used. In Hospital Shaufihnessy Military B.C. Artificial Insemination Centre Surrey Members Please Note: FOR SERVICE Phone YE 1-6311 7 a.m.

to 10 a.m. only Later Calls: Lang. 444 or 445 i Registered Dairy Bulls $5.00 (or three services MEMBERSHIP $5.00 ANNUAL DUES $1.00 SURREY WOODWORKING Sash Doors Frames Kitchen Cabinets FREE ESTIMATES 12135.72 Avenue, R.R. 6, North Surrey. Ph.

Newton 628-R-2. Res. 287-Y-2. Ray Adams MACHINE WORKS 821 Victoria Street New Westminster Service to all Diesel Engines Farm Machinery Repairs Machine Work Welding Phone LAkeview 2-081 Souihwayf Repairs to Cars Trucks Tractors Tune-ups Brakes, Over-hauls. FREE ESTIMATES Shop opened orider New Management 3135 King Geo.

Hwy. Ph. Newton 125-L-3 Return a strong Diefenbakerj Government Paellsaed by the Federal Progreeelvs Conservative Campaign Committal.