‘Mr, and Mrs. G. Kent, 15480
Victoria, had a wonderful mo-
tor trip back to Edmonton
where they lived before com
ing to White Rock six years
ago. After spending two weeks
visiting friends, Mr. and Mrs.
T. Macklin, they motored back
home again, enjoying the beau-
tiful scenery.

.

hursday, Friday, Saturday
| October 2,
_ NIGHT PASSAGE

Cinemascope, Color
James Stewart, Audie Murphy

TENDER TRAP

Frank Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds
David Wayne, Celeste Holmes

oo

o.

Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Bush are
back in their home at 958
Parker Street, after a nice rest-
ful holiday, motoring for two
‘weeks around Kamloops, Kel-
owna and Mara Lake.

ewe

Miss Hilda Talbot and her}
mother, of Pacific Ave. are back}
in Canada from a trip to Eng-|
land. Mrs. Talbot has stopped

34

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pratt,
Roper Avenue, have returned
from an exciting vacation which
took them as far north as Fair-
banks, Alaska. Ingenious plun-
ning on the part of the Pratis
provided them with variety sel-
dom enjoyed by the majority of
Alaska vacationers. The Pratts
shipped their car along with
them when they took the boat
to Skagway. There they ship-
ped it by train to White Horse
before embarking on their mot-
or trip which took them to
Anchorage, Circle City and then
down the Alaska Highway.

Oren

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fletcher
and son John, 1378 F Street, re-
turned home Friday after a 12-
day motor trip through t

off in Ottawa, to visit her son

AEE | 6 shter in law, while Hil | tended to drive 10, Quesnel, | srmateur swarded oS best
da had to come home to attend/Prince George an arker- i rai : 3
UBC. ville but turned back at Soda| TDS choir was also chosen
al Gd fe ae |Creek owing to a heavy snow-|—————-— ——
Mrs. B, Millard of 15611|/Storm. Two inches of snow!
WHITE ROCK, B.C. Thrift St. is home after a {wo|had fallen. They found the Crescent Beach
and a half month visit to her | highways in excellent condition, | Mr. iM -
Phone WI 81382 & 89451 daughter Mrs. Anger, of Aj-|€xcept for a few areas where) oy Rett 5 aoe Chad
Show Starts berta, She had three weeks| Construction was being carried e Road have their

Single Shows - 7 & 9 p.m.
Double Features - times listed
with each show.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Matinee every Saturday and
other days when so advertised
not continuous,
Doors open 1:15 p.m.
Start 1:45 pm.

stay with her great granddaugh-
ter Mrs. Harriott of Sask., then
a six week holiday in Victoria,
with her son and his family.

|

ren Debbie and Dean of Sav-
fanah, have been guests of the
}former’s mother, Mrs. Fred
|Staples, 1469 G Street,

owe ,
Mrs. Byrl Darling was the

Fri., Sat., Oct. 3, 4

CAM ELL’ sole volunteer from the White
ee s Rock PTA to offer her services
KINGDOM for the transporting of CAF

in Color patients to and from the clin’

ee

.

Dirk Bogarde, Stanley Baker
(Adventure in the
Canadian Rockies

News, Short and Cartoon

Mon., Tues., Oct. 6, 7
7 and 9:55 p.m.

THE WORLD

WAS HIS JURY

Edmond O’Brien
Mona Freeman
(Mid-Ocean: collision

ssumed the |
in of the)

De

tal Clinic.

Mr. Ed. Humphreys recently
returned to his home at 15264

Columbia Avenue after spend-|
ing the summer months in Eng-|
land. |

Mr. and Mrs, F.

L, Young of

— ALSO — 890 Stayte Road have returncd
8:20 p.m. recently from a trip, travelling)
ODONGO around Vancouver Island. Ac-|

Cinemascope and Color companying them on the trip|

Rhonda Fleming
Macdonald Carey
(Jungle melodrama, filmed
in Africa)

in White Rock was Mrs. F. B.
Kennedy of Castro Valley, Cal-|
ifornia, ©

eee

Mrs. James Murray together
with her sister, Mrs. John|
Greenbo of Walport, Oregon,)

Wed., Thurs., Oct. 8, 9
7 and 9:45 p.m.

CTI have returned from a two w
A ON OF visit to Edmonton where the
THE TIGER were guests of friends and rel-

atives. Mrs. Murray reports |

there was five inches of rain}

in Edmonton during their stay.|
° .

Cinemascope and Color
Van Johnson, Martine Carol
(rama, filmed in Spain
and England)

Okanagan and Cariboo. They i

out.

eee

B.C. include Earl

Mrs. Bill Wilson and chila.|Brian Fraser, Mare Lemicux,
Sc ‘ + i Keith

Jack Brown, Lois Perry.
Gordon and Sally
Among those who have

led at Vancouver Vo
School Lois Sharpe, Sharon
Moore d Doreen Brown, Mar:
Anne Procter has entered nurs
es training at St. Paul's Hos
pital.

eo 8e

Mrs. Jean
orge is visiting her brother
in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs
pstor Izowsky of Semiahmo-:
Avenue.

Mrs. Ella May Eeles was 2
Y}guest at the Vancouver d
ding of Miss Julie Gertrude
Ryan Mr, Thomas P, Bar

nett edding took place Set
urday at St. Mary's Church ir
Kerrisdale.

Laid to Rest

BUERGEL Sept. 2, 1958,

gel of 1681 Stayte Road, White

Rock. Aged 76 years. Survived
by him loving wife, one son
Robert of Mondou, Sask.,
brot.

her Richard of Davenpor
; four sisters, Ella, Wis
, Laura of Lawton, Okla
Amy and Emmie, Ontar.
unera! service on Tues-
day, Septemver 30 at 2 pm
f White Rock Unite
Church, Rey. A. R. Lain;

offic
jating. Chapet Hill Limited

t
¢

cremation.

ET ATSOr=—- | Miss Murri Hughes of White- al te Be

8:30 p.m |horse is visiting her parents, eae = September, AR

Mr. and Mrs. H. Hughes of, 499? Ry ks vat Lyk

FOOTSTEPS [ibe Varin Avenues Zap oad Whe toe,
IN THE NIGHT EE hn”. sons, J. Allan of Winnipeg, Wil
- | Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Barnard |<0n%, 4, Allan of Winnipeg, Wil
Biss Nreue Doni Haggerty lof Seattle were guests last! wo daughters Mrs. Lillian Stc
eae Diente) week of the latter's mother,|ons, Miss Margaret Robinson,

Mrs. Julia Abbott, Foster St. | white Rock. Deceased was a

ve-In

Hillcrest Dri

COUNT 3 AND PRAY
Cin - Tec.
This tops Shane and Battle Cry

MY SISTER ILENE
Cin - Tec;
Janet Leigh Jack Lemon

Sea Vue Theatre

BLAINE, WASHINGTON
— AIR CONDITIONED —

Van Heflin

October 1, 2, 3,4 Cinemascope and Color
i Kick Douglas, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh - Big Cast

VIKINGS

In Color
Suspense, Action

lober 2 at 2 p.m

member of Orange Lodge No
4352 White Rock Black Pre
ceptory, New Westminster. P:
Director of YMCA Moose J
Funeral service Thursday, Oc:
from Holy

2 Miles west of Langley Prairie on Trans-Canada Hwy. |] | ‘Trinity Anglican Church, While
||\Rock to Ocean View’ Bu
Park, Rev. iI. Berry officiati
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Oct, 2, 3, 4 Chapel Hill Limited Funeral
Directors.

quist of Prince

St. Joseph’s Male Choir chooses
piece by composer Maurice Lowe

to represent Canada at a rec-
ent international folklore com-
Petition in Wales, and also won
top honors there,
haye lately been requested by
the International Service
the CBC in connection
performances of music by Can-
adian composers.

Maurice Lowe of Ocean Park,
noted composer and music
teacher, will have a piece of
his work programmed this seo-|
son among some Canadian sel-
ections chosen for performatice
by the St. Joseph's Male Choir
of St. Joseph's Uniyersity, New|
Brunswick. Mr, Lowe resides
at 13164 Lowood Drive

The piece is entitled “Tread
Softly Here,” a choral setting
with words by Mrs. Edith Weay.
jer, who is also well known in
}local music circles. {

carly this year by the conduc-
tor of the choir, the Rey. Fr.
| Neil Michaud.

The St. Joseph's Male Choir
was formed in 1946 and among
other notable triumphs, it has
three times won the Lincoln

daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harry
Chadwick and two sins living

with them for the winter.

Mrs. Hynick of Tuttle Road
*\was taken to White Rock Hos
pital, having suffered a heart

h
atack and is progressing nicely

i

is Clancy from
ling with her. Miss Clancy

Ri
F

re
is

The music was commissioned |

Its services

of
with

Legion Auxiliary
holds card party

Mrs. Walter Hunter conven
ed the Wednesday afternoon
card party sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Canad-
jan Legion, Branch No. 8, She
was assisted by Mrs. M. Gra-|
ham.
Eleven tables of bridge and
whist participated in the en
joyable afternoon, Mrs. A
Dempster had charge of table
decorations with flowers don-
ated by Mrs. E. Inglis.
Mrs. T. H. Colley took first
in bridge, ladies; Mr. S. L
Peach won first in the men’s.
Mr. R. Bose won the consola

tion prize
Mrs. Ruth Miller took first
prize in whist with Mr. W.

Kyle winning second prize. Mrs.

RRR

|

|P. Loydall took the consolation.

FE, Spangler. Mrs. A. Boss con:
vened the door assisted by Mrs.
|C. H. MacElhinney, A Hal
lowe’en card party is planned
for October.

attending Semiahmoo Higt
| School.
.

o-

Mr. Mrs. A. Lyon hav
returned to their home on Bay
view Road after two months
visit in Vancouver.

and

Mr.
spent
home

and Cliff
the nd
on Crescent

Mrs.

at
Drive.

Mr. Mrs. E. Dowd
White, have movec

of the
Crescent
2. Sager, Mr. Cold
ved into his suite

and
sister, Mrs.
into their
new house
;next to M
|well has
|there also.

suite

eee

Young Jeff Morrison of Cres

and now visiting the Youngs|Wiliam Henry Frederick Buer-|cent Beach is in grammar school

in England where he is s!
| with his uncle, aunt and c 3
|for a year, Mr. Arthur Sager
es UBC staff is taking an Alum

yi

|ni course at Oxford, and the
|family are living in Manor

|Lodge, Great Milton, England
++ *

A large flock of blue
have ben harvesting the
crop from a farm on the
}Road near Sunnyside. They
beautiful birds and hav

jays
nut

|Funeral Directors. Followed by |jeering their derision at each

other and the whole race

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hamilton
who went off for a fishing ho!
iday about three weeks ago. got
lrained out of B.C., went
|Lake Louise and Jasper, Alber
|ta, where it was snowing great
guns, then to Edmonton, and
returned by way of Calgary and
Glacier National Park, where it
was snowing again or yet. But
it was a good holi

to

| Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pattison
jand infant son Brian visited
j with Mr. Pattison’s grandpar.

Jents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bec
ett of Beckett Road. Mr. and
Mrs, Pattison were on their

way to Lewiston, Idaho.

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