Robertson.

Mrs, Shields,

Johnson,
“GIT; Mrs. McGregor,

WHITE ROCK SUN

= <= Top artists
fined Sis oe ini. ot Overture

Af-

by Mrs.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1958

perform
Concert

B. Harcus

The opening concert of thejwon strong acclaim, the old

Nov,

novelties; Mrs./park Theatre, White Rock.
Kerster, Christmas cakes; Mrs. x tetele se ere

Used by the Association for

candy; Mrs. Pugh.|tho first time the Theatre turn-
home:/eq out to be eminently suited

cooking; Miss McAuley, white/for the occasion in the way of

elephant; Mrs. Burns,

holly;

*/comfort for an audience which

Mrs. Flynn, plants; Mrs Hughes | practically filled the hall.

mincemeat, jams; Mrs.
Christmas decorations;
Jones,

CCF groups hee

provincial leader

The turkey supper give:

decorations and
Smith, general convenor.

School,
Miss |
Mrs.

The Artistes, well-known con-
cert male quartet “The Chanti-
cleers,’ were William Decord
and Richard Wright, tenors;
Raymond Keast, baritone, and
James Martindale, a fine bass.
|Accompanyifig the quartet very

n by |ably was Herman Allison, one

26 in thejof Mr,

Conyenors will be: Mrs. Mc-/overture Association was held|Scottish love song Annie Laurie
Laren, fancy work and aprons; | Wednesday,

Diard. Shanandoah, of
Mr. Martindale, and the stirring
“1 Love Life” of baritone Ray-
mond Keast

An unusual feature of the
evening was the Gilbert and
Sullivan Fantasy. With an am-
Jusing introduction by Mr.
|Wright, the quartet went into
|production of HMS Pinafore,
lasting some fifteen minutes
perhaps, which gave the com
plete story of the famous skit
on the British navy

The audience loved the fam.
atched the

jiliar old music and

Delta CCF at the commumty|time accompanist to the late actors with appreciative amuse-

hall, Cloverdale, Nov.

attended by a very large num-}
ber including many from Whit

Rock

Close attention was given to}
Angus MacInnis, |StTeat

talks by Mr.

was |Bzio Penzo

A male quartet has long been
avorite concert material especi-
ly to other males, and last
ednesday’s performance gave
Satisfaction, judging by

WwW

his wife Grace, and CCF leader |the applause.

Bob Strachan. The

“give-away” program

in the current

ties and the

children, and our

attend,” Lewis Ward,
chairman, reports. +

Ocean Park

There was a good attendance
held und6r |
of The Commun-

at the whist drive
the auspic

dominant
theme of the meeting was
of
WennerGren development

The local club will be holding |qualit
its first meeting as advertised | yoic
edition of The}scorn the very
Sun under “Coming Events.”

*All interested in CCF activi-}
preservation ©
our natural resources for the
benefit of all our people, our|,,
children’s
children, are heartily invited to
acting

Selections had been chosen

the }with great care to provide the
the |utmost in

variety, a variety
which showed at one time the
nd training of the four
yet at another did not
human lilt of

levery day song.
with the classical

followed
in quartet
vivac:
of S

Opening
|Brahms and Strauss
|Peri a arlatte

short
‘Gia il Sole dal Gange”
lotte was most enjoyed, In Parts
II and TV of the program solos
by all four artistes were beauti-
tifully rendered especially the
Agnus Dei of tenor Richard
yright Well known encores

Per!

us

ity Association on Friday night|Peace Arch W.I.

in aid of hall funds.

welcomed
Mrs.

ciation
‘ Mrs. Brodwick,
4 and Mr. Cole.

were Mrs. Stenstrom, Mrs. Brod-|President, Mrs. N.
wick, Mr. T. Watt and Mrs. H

McGalliard.

D. W.
Welch, president of the asso-
newco:

ers a
McNeil jtute met at the home of Mrs. |
Prize winners/G0ugh, Peace Park Dr.

donate to Mission

Peace Arch Women's Insti-
The |
Sackeroff |
was in the chair. She welcom-|
ed the visitors from Sumz
|Wash., representing the Farm]

The many friends of Mt. L.|Women’s group. val

Goodwin will be pleased to hear

Mrs. E. A. Macdonald spoke|

that he is recovering in Shaugh-jon the work of their organiza-
nessy hospital where he willjtion for citizenship, education

be a patient for some time
ope. se:

Mrs. H. McGalliard has re-

and rural health.

|
Mrs. Macdonald was accom-}
panied by other members Mrs. |

turned home from a visit with} wMcKay of Ferndale; Mrs. M.|

relatives in California,
oe.

Invitations have been issued
by Mr. and Mrs. D. Miller to

Schuett, Mrs. D. Allison of pu-
}mas, Mrs. E. Eevrson, Denny |
and Mrs. Paul Bickle, who won
the draw prize. |

the wedding of their daughter, |

Jean Kathleen to Mr. Norman}, ° =
Arthur Mantie of Cloverdale,|©emtt#! City
which will take place in Cre.

A donation of $10 to the

¥ Mission was voted

,.|2nd a donation of men’s cloth-

cent United Church on Satur-|!8 Was asked for. Any donation

day evening Dec. 6.
Soa

The annual meeting of The|

of The Church of the|*he 1
will. be pital will be delivered by Mrs.

WA.

Ascension, Crescent,

held in the SS. room on Tues
A good

day. afternoon, Dec. 9.
attendance is desired.
see

Mrs. Jean Stewart Witty has
returned to her home in Cali-
spending
weeks at her cottage on Olym-

fornia after

pie Ave.

Self-government is,

the possession of
Sceptres.

two

indeed, |
the noblest rule on earth; the
object of a loftier ambition than
crown

|
- John Caird|

may be left at the homes of
Mrs. Gough and Mrs. Sackeroff.
A® well-filled box of toys for |

crippled children’s _hos-|

Sackeroff,

or

_jeateh the im:

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Much credit should go to
Donald Smith of New York
Centre Opera for the arrange-
ment of the music, and to Gene
Bayliss, choreographer for the
|*Voice of Firestone” for the
clever staging of the farce.

That all tastes might be cater.
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The
had a program so designed to

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nation of all in

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B.C.'s fame goes around the
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