a Crowe, Carol Ann

Saturday,
“in their 1966
PU ET arg

Peter
jevcrert
, Peter Conibear was first

Margaret
Conibear,

Grath, third,
Lynda Hanson placed first

13, Scott McLean was first.
for _mombers ‘were as follows:
"Gun handicap heats: Girls un-
er 15, Trudy Stevenson, Gail
Hawks and Sharon Powell.
Second event: Marion McKin-
non, Gail Bisson, Valerie Mc~|
Gilgun. Third event: Shirley
2 Hunt Robert Tinider, Judy Bis-| ro. oye under i.

gon. Fourth event: Katherine |“) ' Sarah iealey

Kuhn, Ricky McGrath, Allister

backstroke,
Wayne Arnold was first

under 15,

F Woods, Brian Corfield,

SILVER MOON
Every SATURDAY NIGHT

10 to 1
to the music of SENEY’S

ORCHESTRA

Look for the sign

Be prepared for those minor

B emergencies.

Check your first aid supplies. Absorbent
U cotton, bandages, gauze or elastic, adhesive
tape, band-aids and first aid ointments.

Ss
H | DRUGS
s

Phone:
W.R. 53351

15487 Washington Ave.

SURREY DRIVE-IN
THEATER

8197 King Geo. Hwy.—Ph. Newton 301
—— ee

THURS, FRL, SAT. AUGUST 2, 3, 4
shirley Booth — Robert Ryan

“ABOUT MRS. LESLIE”
— Also —

Dean Martin — Jerry Lewis
“ARTISTS AND MODELS”

SSS EEE EE ee
FOUR DAYS

MON., TUES., WED., THURS. AUGUST 6, 7, 8 and 9
James Stewart — Juno Allyson
“STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND”

— Also —

“SUDDEN DANGER”

The Sea Vue..

_ Blaine, Washington STANDARD
a TIME

GUST 1, 2, 3, 4 AUGUST 5, 6, 7

Sixth event: Betty
Goodiet,
Wayne Arnold. Seventh ovent:
‘of |Guy Lemieux, Darlene Goodlot,
n- | David Dilworth. Eighth event:
“every |Sandra Henderson, ‘Terry Dil-
July worth, Hugh Stevenson. Ninth
f event: Billy Mackie, Don Mill-
or, Margaret Stevenson, Tonth
McKinnon,
Rosemary

the 25 yards breaststroke for
|boys under 11, Hughic Stevenson
}was second and Rickey Mc-

Ward backstroke for boys under

Shannon Wood was first tn the
18 and under 60 yards girls

the 75 yards medley for boys
Peter Conibear was
first in the 25 yard breaststroke

for
girls under 16, Eleanor Pepper |

Fraser, Fifth event: Shannon was first, while Paddy Studds
Joan !placed first in the 75 yard med

+ ley for girls under 17.

Scott McLean Placed first in
the 60 yard breaststroke for
boys under 13,

In the 2 yards backstroke
for girls under 11, Lynda Han-
#en was first, while Ricky Mo-
Grath took frat place in the 26
yards backstroke for boys un-
der 11. ‘

John Hamilton won the 75
|yard medley for boys under 17,

Results for finals in event 16
wete: Ricky MoGrath, Billy
Mackie, Hugh Stevenson.

Chief coach is Mry
McGrath.

te) Merle

|Lawn Bowling Club
Takes Second Place

The White Rock Lawn Bow}

‘Provincial Championship, The
team composed of Geo. Fairley,
jA. Steel, J. Hazlett and G. Mor
rison lost out by only 2 shots.
Tn the Round Robin play-off the
locals defeated Kamloops and
Victoria, losing out to Vancou
|¥er and finishing with 17 shots
Jap. Vancouver had also 2 wins
and 1 loss, but were 19 shots
| up.

It was a thrilling finish, the

in

toria this weekend to
liin the Greater Victor
|nament

In the Ladies’ Singles Han
Ii|dicap final Mrs, A. Hazlett de
feated Mrs. S. F.

Herewith Alex Barris, master

of all that takes place on “The
over the €
ork each w:

a Toronto newspaper

a variety show

in which \he is featured doing
everything from comedy to |
cal numbers, with the ex

ception of cowboy ballads:
ing a cowboy is definitely
one of his talents, and
unhappy even holding a wes
tern hat. |

eee

Park Theatre

Phone

be
not |
he's |

No. 58523 and 44311
| Matinee on Saturdays start at

145 p.m.. not continuous
Shows: 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
When Double Feature: Last
Complete Show starts about
8:30 p.m
Fri. & Sat, August 3 & 4
THE SWAN
In Cinemascope and Colour
Grace Kelly, Alec Guinness
{A romantic comedy about a
princess.)

News and Cartoon

Mon. & Tucs, August 6 & 7
TRIAL
Glenn Ford, Dorothy McGuire
(Tense and dramatic court trial
with interest and emotion as
the lawyer defonds a Mexican
youth accused of a beach
murder.)
Two Cartoons

 _

Blan

Wed. & Thurs, August 8 & 9

630 and 9 pm,
ROOK AROUND THE CLOCK
Bill Haley and His Comots

Wiliams, Richard Jaecke! @

|result depending on the last
| bow]. H

Fourteen members of the
local club are leaving for

WRASA Releases
August Race Dates

The following are the dates
released by the

Amateur Swimming

from

year
of
Rex”

wet.

races to be held In August

will take
pier
race
the
mile

The half mile race
Place August 2,
August 7

Swimming Tank; the
race at the Pler on Augu
and the quarter
August 18. Tho closed gal,

be held August 25

From a total ‘regis
which has now reached 723 the Co {
following children graduated ncer
|ast Friday: Miles Lioyd, Wen

joel Arnold, Sharrie Supren, Lyn

Currie, Lorna Magnusson, David
5 | son, D
dng Rink finished second in the Primrose, Darlene Yates

jeth Gwilliam and Barbara Bell.
Canadians Enter

Edinburgh Festival
Highlighting

soc || MEMORIAL PARK
jof the Edinburg Festival this
will | rceontn
see : (Near G.N. Station)

|Festival Company
Michael Langham, “Henry vy"

hs an all-Cunadian cast with | Etini
the French roles filled

burgh Festival came into
by |being 10 years ago, that there
‘This has been a Major contributiog.
the firwt time wince the from Canaca

White Reck
Kinsmen Boy’s Band

French Canadian actors.
will be

White
Club

Rock

tor

at
over mile
Villas to

one

th

the
Coldicutt

mile

ice

a will

Gar

Sunday, August 5th

at 2.30 p.m.

the

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