The Semiahmoo Sun
| AROUND TOWN

and White Rock Weekly

THURSDAY, JUNE

1958,

Local woman attends Queen's

Pre-Coronation

‘Mrs, Gladys Johns, Pacific A

‘Mar- | White

0 Rock
Inns to return to Whit}
Yometime in September,

cent guests of
Bert Davey, 301

were Mr, and Mrs.
man, formerly of Manitoba.

TOWN VISITORS . . . Mr.
‘and Mrs. Jim Wortley of Van-
couver, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Davey, 18
Stevens Street.

‘Mra. Grant Robertson left on
Monday for her home in Sar-
nia, Ontario, For the past three
months she has been visiting at

the Boundary Road home of her
: 5 and Mrs, S, V.

parents, Mr. bell, Thelma
Haight. Yarham, May Kerfoot, Thelma
Suis Crowder, Margaret Greene, Go
POSTPONED . . . Owing to}eva Diggens, Thelma Law-
the holiday June % the next/renge, Barbara Kerfoot, Marg
meeting of Peace Arch Rebekah | ciifford, Jackie Woodward.

Lodge No. 66 will be held in
the Masonic Hall. White Rock.
June 18 at 8 pm.

Jack Campbell, coach for the
White Rock Swimming Club,
has left to work in Trail until
the end of June when he re-
turns to head the club's busy
summer,

NEW OFFICERS ‘The
new executive was in office when
the Catholic Women's League
held its monthly meeting in
Star of the Sea rectory. Officers
Includes president, Mrs. E. E.
Lumley; first vice-president.
Mrs. Robert Langlands; second
Vice-president, Mrs. Arthur
Townend; third vice-president,
Mrs. Robert Glen; secretary,
Mrs. M. Page; and treasure!
Mrs, Lance Hicks.

SEE FESTIVAL . . . Return-
ing from a week spent in Vic-
toria, where they saw finals of
the Dominion Drama Festival,
were Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Jobnson, who were the house
guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. L.
Olsen in the capital. Another
White Rock resident who saw
Canada’s pilight drama pro-
ductions staged at Victoria's
Royal Theatre was Mrs. Ernest
Healing, who was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. W. Garrard.

TO LIVE HERE... New
residents at 1144 Marine Drive.
are Mr, and Mrs. Sherman]
Murphy. with son Jimmy and
twin daughters, Pat and Bar-
bara. Recently of Vancouver,
the Murphy family were form-
ex Winnipeg résidents, where
Mrs. ‘Murphy was president of
the Winnipeg Repertory Thea-

SEE PLAY . . . Number of
White Rock residents who made
Up a theatre party to attend
“Night Must Fall” at Totem
‘Theatre Saturday evening. had
© special interest in tho play.
Among the party were many

who are members of the White |

Rock Players’ Club cast which
will present the well-known
Emlyn Williams thriller here in
July as the next production at
White Tock Little Theatre. Mal
ing up the party were: Mr, and
Mrs, Franklin Jobnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Nell: Primrose, Mr,
and Mrs. J, P. Mitchell, Mrs,
G, R. Oiifford, Mrs. Gordon Bill-
ingsley. Mrs. A. W. Saunders,
Miss Una Lilwall, Mrs. Perkes,
Mrs, Winifred Nettle, Miss
Caro) McFadden. Bert Mans-
field and Geotfrey Theobald.

PARTY

Garden Party

‘was a guest at the Queen's

cHuncn
cradi¢ roll and beginners at
Rock United Church
were guests at a party Wednos-
ny afternoon, May 20, in the
ehureh hall, Games were play: |f

ment, Refreshments wore
ved to the mothers and chil
dren, Mrs. Rollins, superinten.
dent of Cradle» Roll, welcomed
guests, Also asmating was Mrv.
Frank Pratt, Sunday School

Superintendent. ;

SHOWER HONOREE .

Mallison, Helen

Leona Robertson, Connie Yar-

comen Increasingly full

the salvage

fa with Mrs M. 1, Sanford |
Groviding plano accompani:|slaatic than eer, Interoating
ner-|items he has received in

effort to swell the hospital fu
have been ® 1020 Easex in per-
fect running order and an ice
cream froczer.

realdenta his telephone number

jhave phones the following mer-

: ants will take thelr names

Mra, Alec Powell, the {0
Mrs Mom of White Tock was |amd addresnes in order that Mr.
rected atya shower given Inj White can be informed of thelr
her honor here, aly Hilltop Pharmacy,
Soni Yarnam and Margo|Langlands Millwork, | Semlah-
Malinda entertained the guests |moo Sun Office, Coldicutt Villas.
Mth tah and Scotch dances, [Mra D. Strum at Sunnyside,
‘Guests included Bertha Samp-|Ocean Park Marketeria or
son Mary Dodds, Loulse Camp- | Crescent Beach General Store.

INTERIOR VISITORS
-|Here from Nelson as guests of|
thelr son and daughter-in-law,
parents of Mr. John Gulsinger.
Foster St.

ped with a hospital can in
Which purchasers of goods could
place their money, ‘Then the
baskets began to ciroulate frat
}to one homeowner's door ind
lthen another, with each houre-
wife making her purchase fram
the basket, placing the money
Jin the designated can and re-
plentshing the basket with
goods from her own shelves. In
this way the baskets aro never
empty and the hospital can be-

REMINDER . . . Sack White
man, hospitalized
the pant fow weoks, Is back
the Job again more enthu-

his
id

He wishes to remind local

6196 and for those who do not

Mr, and Mrs. Gulsinger,

Mother Guisinger in

ham and Margo M

allison.

|her 78th year and her spry hus-

\tocat

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Carle, 10 Stevens St. have in-
cluded Mr. Carle's brother and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Carle
and son Murray of Vancouver, |of

after enjoying the Carle's hos-
pitallty for several weeks are
Mrs: Carle's cousins, Mrs. Una
Klaas of Catsworth, California,
and Mrs, Nell McMillan of
Ocean Falls. A young guest at
the Carle home is six-year-old
Barbara Davey of Vancouver.

WEDDING BELLS . . . The|
forthcoming marriage Js an-
nounced of Margaret Frances|
Greenwood, daughter |of

and Mrs. Norman Greenwood,
to Robert Terrance Higgins, on
Friday, June 26 at 7 p.m. in the
Sunnyside United Church,
Sunnyside Roa

AID HOSPITAL . . . There
are two baskets “roving” about
White Rock bringing in needy
dollars for the White Rock hos-
pital. In the east end Mrs.
Thora Leigh started the basket
off in the Kent St. area under
the auspices of the Pacific
Group and in the Hilltop area
Mrs, Bert Davey introduced the

money-making baskets to in-
terested housewives,
The baskets travel in this

fashion, They were filled ‘with

householders and

FAWCETT Our

RETURN . . . Rey. and Mrs.
©. O, Dicirick, 325 Martin St,|walks to and from the village
are back from a three-week|Delow. Energy is theirs in
Visit to Prince George and way|abundance and White Rock's
points in the interests of the|gentle slopes are enjoyed by|
Evangelical Free Church. them with i

VISITORS ... . Recent) GUESTS . . . Recent visitors

at the Hillman home, 962 Buena |
Vista, were

|Hosler of Edmonton,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Thompson

‘Mr. and Mrs. D. Thompson of

and Mrs, Carle's mother, Mrs.

M. Dickinson of Blaine, Wash-|Cockrane, Alberta.

ington. [| eee ae 1
Returning to their homes; NEW PHONE . . . Mrs.

Christina
her new home on Merklin St.
and her. new phone number is]
WR.

items please phone cither this}
number or W.R. 3696,

Frederick Bigg:
engagement of
daughter.
Thomas Henry
‘Mr.| Mrs. Sullivan and the
Sullivan, Sullivan Station. The
wedding is to take™place on}
June 20,

Church of the Precious Blood,
cb Cloverdale, Rev.

van officiating.

hometown
William and Port Arthur peo-
ple when they meet together at
thelr annual picnic on Sunday
afternoon,
be held at the Semiahmoo Park. |

complete
for Rey. and Mrs. Dietrick when
they visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs: H. Douglas on Mon-
foodstuffs from the shelves of |day. June 1 as 25 young people
equip-ifrom

Cecil Parsons, Hilltop. Phone W.R. 4611

band in his Sist, are enjoying
the sea air as they take daily

Mr. and Mrs, J.

Alberta,

Rocky Mountain House, and

wart has moved to

6347. When placing social

GAG

their
Louise, to
son of
late J, B.

Barbara
live

the

at am. in

Father O’Sulll-

It will be aj
for Fort

RE-UNION . . -
reunion

June 7. Pienic will

FAREWELL PARTY... A
surprise was in store!

the Evangelical Free

Best OlL RANGE

900 Washington Ave.

Gccean each Hotel

WHITE ROCK, B.C.

REASONABLE SUMMER AND WINTER RATES

H. 8, MacDONALD, MANAGER

Phone: W.R. 3211

‘extend trade beyond Wall Street approved countri:

materials to the U.S. at giv.

n rally and picnic Bear
oh D. Danielson,

TN

DAVE DANIELSON FOR DELTA

Why did Dave Danielson win such an enthusldstic
applause at the great cally of 1,000 people in Langley?
Because—He alone of all the candidat
epee Postar which placed B.C’ interomte first.
Celene avalon B.C’ resources for its pebple, end un-
Tan eyment. DY Using our vast power resources for manu-
ure of finished goods here instoad of sending our raw
away prict
government must Pay four-fifths of the coat of educatl
ra annual grants to meeting increasing costs, No nore
is ee, Feduction of premiums; security with dignity
old age through greater pension assistance, Ten dollar
‘ar Mcense, health and welfare measures to be financed
‘out Of @ noclal security tax to be placed on big corpora
tons growing rich on our natural resources. Demand
‘war and crippling trade policies which close the door to a

had a REAL

‘The Provincial

Jobs. of markets, de-
to trading rela

Church welcomed them at
golng-nwny party given in thelr
honour, Mr, and Mrs. Dietrick
wore brought in and crowned
na King and queen for the even«
ing and the party, which was
developed on a Coronation
theme, was heartily enjoyed by
all. A purse of money was given
to them a8 a parting gift along
with the wish that they would
return to visit White Rock ns
often an they could, After res
froahments we

Jamen showed slides of White
Hook, Alberta, and pletures of
the Grand Coulee Dam, ‘The
Dietricks are lowing very short-
ly for Prineo George where they
are starting a new work for
the Free Church of Canada

served, Ernie

BRIDAL SHOWER... The
home of Mra. C, Topp, 125%

Marine Drive, was the scene of
an enjoyable evening for friende
of Doris Webb on Friday, Ma

29 an sho wan honoured at a
bridal shower, Finishing off the
evening, which was spent in
contests and music, many lovely

presented to the
after which lunch

wns served by the hostess. As-

alating: her were Gall Juste

Jean

Mo-

Geraldine Baldwin,
hart and Sadie Topp.
‘Other guests included Mrs, D.
D. Rosenberry, G. Armstrong,
D, Mallinson, Florence Gibson
Bertha Moore.’ Eleanor Craig,
Gaye Brown, M. Collishaw,
Coilishaw, Alice Alcock, Bernice
Tomlin, Gertrude Main, Grace

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Your

i Next
Trip
To
Vancouver
With a

Visit to
——

MING’S

splendor and the
e foods, in the hi
of Vancouver's colorful. Chi

Park Theatre

WHITE ROCK, B.C. |

Telephones: t
Theatre: WR. 3523
Residence: WK. 4311

Shows; 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
When Double Feature: Last |
Compicte Show starts about

Matinee every §
other days when so adve

| M-GsHs pear. t

warming story of
a funster and a !
youngster!

FRIED IN BUTTER
HOME COOKED

CHICKEN DINNERS — STEAK DINNERS

Orders individually prepared.
ALLEN’S

1001 King George Wighway (near Brown Koad)

CANADIAN LEGION, BRANCH NO. 8

DANCE EVERY SATURDAY

OLD DANCES, NEW DANCES,
SQUARE DANCES

GREENWOOD’S MELODIANS

Admission 50c.

From 9 p.m.

at Silver Moon Hall

Doors Open 7:45—Game

starts 4:15

OPP PPP AD LPP PP PPP PPP PPP PP PP PPP PPP

FRIDAY, JUNE 12

pam. sharp

Total of 17 Cash and Merchandise prizes
to be won each night

— plus —

CASH JACKPOT PRIZE
of $50 or more

FREE REFRESHMENTS

AT INTERMISSION

Enjoy an evening of fun with prizes

SPONSORED BY WHITE

ROCK LIONS CLUB

PROCEEDS FOR HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT

AND COMMUNITY

BETTERMENT

SURREY DRIVE-IN THEATRE

King George Highway, Newton
THREE DIFFERENT SHOWS A WEEK

Friday and Saturday

June 5 and 6
THE WORLD IN HIS ARMS
Ann Blyth — Gregory Peck — Anthony Q

In Technicolor

SHORT — CARTOON

— NEWS

Monday and Tuesday;

Richard Widmark
SHORT, CARTOO!

June 8 and 9

PANIC IN THE STREET

AND FOTO-:

— Paul Dougias
ITE

Wednesday and Thursday

June 10 and It

MY BLUE HEAVEN

Sea Vue Theatre

STANDARD

Blaine, Washington

E

NEWS, CARTOON
LITTLE RASCAL SHORT

Mon. and Tues, June 8 and 9

Wed, and Thurs, June 10 and 11
EK BRISSON

Creek Park, Sunday,
Nigel Morgan, Pro.

Leod, Homer Stevens,

PATROL
Richard Travis, Helen Westcott

CARLETON CARPENTER

i

THE THEATRE WITH THE MULTI DIMENSION SCREEN

SKY FULL OF
MOON