Around

TAKE VACATION . . - One
swhole month of trav with the
delightful ‘choice of stopping where
they pleare 1s In store for Mr. and
‘Mra W, J. Bush, 7 Parker St.
Leaving by car last Sunday even~
dng they headed south, with
ino particular destination In mind
‘and no scheduled stops on thelr
‘route, “This,” to the Bush's, “is
the most leisurely way to enjoy 4
‘vncation.” They do plan to make
California their main stopping
place, but just where in the sunny
Biate, 1 something they have not
Yet determined, In Mr, Hush’n ab-
rence hid drug atore will be man-
‘axed by his brother, F. 8. Bush,
‘alad a druggist, who bas had many
years experience

in Vancouver,

Go CRABNING . . . Enjoying
the October sun while crab fish-
ing 00 our famous pier, Saturday

“were Mr, and Mra J. Warren and
children, 469 West 19th, Vancou-
‘The Warten drive down
on a Saturday after-

vor.
frequently

, Boon.

MOTOR TRIP . . . The past
ax weeks have been full of travel
gor Mr and Mrs, W. Love, 757
Columbia. Motoring to Nordege,
Alta, they. turned the return
Josey {hto a fishing trip’ stop-
ping at such places as Banff, Ra-
ium Hol! Springs, varfous towns
‘of the Cariboo and the Okanagan
and Mission and Abbotsford.

FAMILY VISIT. -
Mrs, L. Burden, 850 Victoria, en-
goyed a recent visit from Mr.
Burden's sister and brother-in-
jaw of Vancouver. Mr. Burden ts
confined to his home since he in-
jored his hip in a fall a year or
fe ago, but his sunny verandah
affords him- an unexcelled view
‘of the pler and bay. In fact, with
field glasses in hand he can dis-
tinguish strollers on the pier.

SOUTHERN TRIP . . . It's off
to southerly San Diego by train
for Mr, and Mrs, F. Staples, 325
Jobnaton Road. There they wil! be
fhe guests of Mrs. Staplc’s sisters.

SUNDAY VISITORS . . . Driv-
fog from their new home in
Bechelt to attend chureh in White
Rock Sunday morning was a real
drill for Mr. and Sirs. A. Gaary,
Aerniely of 216 Johnston Road.
‘hey explained to fellow worship-
Pers grécting them, “the beautiful
_sutumn moming intrigued us, 50
‘we set off early determined to ar-
ive on time.” Taking the ferry
(rer to Horseshoe Bay they mo-
tored to White Rock. Their tim-
4ng proved accurate, for they ar-
wived at the church at the com-

Mr. and

Star of the Sea

ADULTS 31.90

Home of Better

Town

Catholic Women’s League

_ Turkey Dinner and Bazaar
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5

7 Surrey Drive-In Theatre

471 King George Highway — Newt
Newton 182-Y-3 — Phones — N. West. 860-L-2

and White Rook Weekly

30, 1002.

2!

. with CHRISTINA STEWART

mencoment of the worahip service,
FROM VALLEY... Mr. and
Mrs, A, Eaton of Chilllwack, were
Bunday guoats of Mr and’ Mra
320 Martin Stroot,

mon TRY. |

Tov. ©.

on
Dietrick haa left by car to vialt

Free

Hin
ince
‘hy

various Evangelleal
in Northorn B.C,

call include
Georke, Quon
Vandorhoof, Kai
rand Terrace,

EUROPEAN FILM ‘The
challenging message delivered by
Ine, Reg, White of Birmingham,
England, at Friday night's Youth
for Christ meeting, wax vividly,
iMustrated with a- film depleting!
conditions in Germany and Cen-
tral Europe under the rule of Naz-
Iam, Accompanying this, Rev.
White pointed out the contl: Fe:
sulta. within’ © nation when thi
Jxinteneo of God Is Ignored.
“america,” he declared, “must not

make this same graye crror.*

tho
Churches

|points of
Rupert,
Burns
loops.

Prince
Lake,

HOSPITALIZED . . . Friends
of Mrs, Smith, Merklin Street, are
rn that sho is confined
to the Royal Columbian Hospital.
Mrs, J, Smith, Neil and Sherry,
spent the weckend visiting friends
fm Vancouver, While in the city
Mrs, Campbell visited her mother
in hospital.

sorry to I

IMPRO" . A, Beamish,
Roper Avenue, returned home last
week from Royal Columbian Hos-
pital where he underwent
cent operation.

MARRIED . . . Miss Rence
Taylor, of te Hilltop Beauty
Salon, was united in margiage,

September 16, to B. Lingbergh in
‘a quiet wedding in Seattle, The
newly-wedded couple honeymoon-
ed at the Twin Lakes Lodge in
Penticton. They arc making their
home at the Ocean View Apart.

ments on ‘Washington Avenue.

ENJOYS VACATION . , . Mrs.
Bernice Delaney, 21 Stevens, spent
aan enjoyable two weeks visiting
Seattle and points south before
returning through Penticton and
Kelowna where she spent some
time visiting friends.

TRIP OVER . . . Mr, and Mrs.
B. Linklater, 1001 Thrift, have Te-
turned from .a 4000 mile motor
trip which took them to Winni-
peg and various way-points. In all
they were away tte weeks, ach
day of which was filled with en-
foyable activity and the rencwal
of treasured friendships.

Camp, “F” Street

CHILDREN 500

‘jot Aydner, Martin 8t
bo happy to know he haw return:
ed home from the Royal Colum:
bilan Hospitat In showing
atondy Im

SEES INTERION , . . Mra Pie
Grimitha spent a few days vaca
tloning at Kamloops recently, Hor

SAY GOODBYE A num
ber of White Rock Hotel resi:
denty gathered for a soolal oven
ing last ‘Tuesday, to honor Mr,
Arid Mra. Joe Schlechtory prior to
thelr rollnguishing the ownership
of the well-known hotel. They were
presented with a beautiful motor
rug in honor of the occaaion, ‘Tho
new owner and manager In Niok
potta.

‘The many friends
will

nerrer

panied her home

non Bryan aco
for Thanksgiving,

HOUSE GUESTS . . . Mra
Davia of Vano In spending a
ew days ax the guest of Rey. and

Mrs, E, Pitt Griffiths at their
Foster Street home.
GIRLS HOME . . . Three local

irls are now enjoying memories
‘of m treasured trip south which
was packed with adventure from
start to Snlsh, The Misses Geral-
dine Murray, Marlan Linklater
land Shirley Sinipson are back from.
‘a two week motor trip of which
their most southerly stop was San
Francisco. Stops of Interost along
the way Intrigued the young ad-
venturera and they took full ad-
vantage of cach. Their albums in-
clude reminders of the beauties of
Oregon, with its rugged coastlin

land thunderous waves, the mam-
moth redwoods of northern Call-
fornia and the sapphire lakes set
in the brick-colored ridges. Hill
after hill of rolling sagebrush
greeted them as they made thelr
way south after leaving Mt, Sha:

ta. Leaving the Sacramento Valley
land turning again towards the s
they arrived in "Frisco with
numegous hills, nestled in the am-
ber-tinged cliffs,

in

RETURN Mr. and Mrs.
Montgomery, Foster Strect, have
returned from a vacation in Pen-
tieton,

SON PASSES . . . Sympathy ix

extended to Mr, and Mrs. Bowers,
Thrkt Road, formerly of John-
ston Road, whose son passed

away suddenly on the prairie, Mr.
Bowera left for Saskatchewan last

NEWLY-WEDS FETED
AT HOUSE WARMING

A “house-warming’ with all the
warmth and fricndiiness the term
implies, was given to newly-wede
Mr, and Mra, Tom Gowans, at"thelr
1023 Donald Avenue home, Friday
evening.

‘Thirty-five loeal friends arrived,
kitts in hand, to greet Uie y
couple and wish (hem the future's
Beat, Onaira were found for all
with the slit congestion
adding to the friendly mplrit
¢ evening.

only
of

Contests and games w -
ranged around the (hemo "Wht to
Expeot in Marrlage/’ titles of worn
Including loxt articles, unexpected
Incldents, Jaughter, mystery
kood management,
‘The alety of th

and

evening roach

fell Chubb and Alan Dob-
non played the part, complete with

Mrs. J. Kent, Mrs. B, Dyer, Miss

Northeast,

E. Calvert, Mrs, Ted

Hastie, Miss Olive Creighton, Mr.
4 Mrs, Dart, Mra, Carter, Mrs.
Mrs. H, Douglas, Mr. Dob-
and son Allan, Mr, Carte

son,
Major Wright and Mr, and Mra.

Ray Stewart,

Of special interest to the bride:
was the presence of Mrs. A. Bruce
728 Victoria. Mrs, Bruce was
first acquaintance in
nd interestingly
Scotland,

Jor
Mrs, Gowans
White Rock
s from Anstruther,

01
five miles from the bride's native
St, Monance. Having just arrived

from Scotland she had much ni
of the old lamd which was of in-
terest to her new friend.

ENROLLED . . . George Moore,
son of Mr, and Mrs, G. Moore, 887
Prospect, 1s a freshman at UBC
prior to entering a Dentist College
in Portland.

week.

Damon Runyon Ci

‘one block off 9% on

‘Adults $1.00

Family Entertainment

—
Wriday und Saturday.
Phyllis Avery

SHORTS:

SHOWS START AT SUNDOWN

‘QUEEN FOR A DAY

October 1 and November 1
and Adam Willams

and CARTOON

and Tuenday.

Corinne Calvert and Don tarrymore

November ¥ and 4

ees

Barbequed Salmon
Dinner

Saturday afternoon and cvening

November 1, 1952

SERVED FROM 1:00-9:00 P.M.

EAGLES HALL

SPONSORED BY

Peace Arch Aerie 3029 and Aux., F.O.E.

Sea Vue Theatre

Blaine, Washington

‘ancer Fund Benefit

BlaineLynden Highway
Children 300

THE THEATRE WITH THE

Fri, Sat, Not. st, Nov. 1

‘A ropoat showing of one of the
kfoatest Pirate Bea Blotures of

all Ume—Plenty of Action
{Grrel Mynn, Olivia De Mallland

CAPTAIN BLOOD
,

Also—An old original
Mac Sennett Comedy
Featurette and » Cartoon
oo,
‘Sen, Mon, Noy, #, 5

Jeff Chandler, Suzan Tall,
‘Bcott Brady
PLENTY OF ADVENTURE

MULTI DIMENSION SORE!

Tu, Wed, Th, Nov. 4 5 6

tra

d/its climax when the ‘mock

bride and groom" appeared attired |John Aylson back in September |wooden ntensile and ornament
{n flowing Rown and vegetable bou: |when he returned to the podlum| Ten wns served Sm Gately
‘quot accompanied by a clown-faced |after un absence of over two oriental tex cups

months, He's shown here in = re-|
cent pleture taken In Aspe:
orado, where he

Stevenson, who has been spending

A BUSY SUMMER

a

Friendship Group ef the
Church was held at Oe

Mire, G. Re Tench, Buona
Avenun, op October 14;

her experiences while Siving Ig
Iupan for two decaden:
a Matron of & residential deaag
for the children of mimlonarieg
at Kobe, Mee. Tench tad sian
interesting recollections.
Contacting peoples of
Hiles as well as them
themaciven made Ufe fu
portunities for stving & Bega
|hund where needed,

‘On display were many souven
ire of hardoomely wrought enamel,
emadvetor | metal, red wacquer and brane aed

Msteners welcomed

‘Thowe present expressed Chale
appreciation to Mra Tench for Baw
Informative AAfrexs a4 hoped ty

Ch

was in charge of

fond ombraces’ and endearing

words, the Musle Lbrary for the Aspen |pear ber speak aguin fo the mean
The lovely gifts were presented [Institute for Humanistic Studies, | ruture

in a cardboard atove, in Keoping|and took an active part Jn the

with the “houxc-warming” theme, |work of the Festival Orchestra.| CLASSIFIED — PHONE tag
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E,)While In Chicag conducting at

Etheridge, Mrs, M. Margizon, Mra.|Grant Park, Mr. Avison took|§ When in Bellingham
F. Staples, Mrs, A, McLeod, Mra. charge of the orchestra and pro-

M. McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. H.|duced one of the summer's most Relax and enjoy yoursdl
Barkey, Mr, and Mrs. B. Kop delightful weekend concerts. at the

Mr, and Mrs. J. Goodlet, Mr. and SENATE TAVERN

VACATION |. Marcia

1313 State Street

roundings

Mrs, ©. Dietrick, Mrs, O. Staay-|the past month with her parents, Co q
ness, Mr, and Mrs. N. Chubb, Miss|Mr, and Mrs, W. St 7m aie

Hilda Martin, Mrs, M. Bell, Mr.|Royal Avenue, left for Television

and Mrs, F. Friesen, Mrs. Wm.|Washington on Mon Beer and Wine

Wilson, Mrs, M. Frater, Mr. and |25, to nursé at the MICKEY HANNON, Propeieter

Mrs. A. Bruce, Mr, and Mrs. P. | Hospital

Rummage Sale

White Rock Hotel, November 1, 9 am.

THE CANADIAN LEGION 4
BRANCH NO. 8 WILRTE ROCK, B.C =
in co-operation with t a
Hilltop Hospital Group
si soccer
‘

HOE-DOWN

Saturday, Noveraber 1 at 9 p.m.
Legion Hall, Johnston Road,

aa

in the

a

EVERYONE IS WELCOME

W.R. 3523

Doors Open pm. Shows, 7 and 9 pm
Saturday, Matinee, 1:45 pam.
‘Whon Double Feature—Last complete show begins 5:30 pam

Friday and Saturday,

Virginia Mayo — Ronald Reagan
She’s Working Her Way Through
(in Techalcetor)

— Plu —

Walcott vs. Marciano Fight Picture
NEWS AND CARTOON

SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY-SEE AXD HEAR

IN PERSON

Wed, & Thurs, Nov. 5 &

nuppY RE

COLL
Se