Bele area. On thelr return they
‘were
niece, Barbara Burns. She will
/|Visit with them for a time be-
fore going to Schriber, Ontario,
to visit her brother and sister
in-law.

h Mo.

fell, who in turn, have moved
h to thelr newly acquired place
ages on Columbia Ave. White Rock.

Park Painting

Registration Lags
Mr. W. Davidson, Principal

Mr and Mrs, ©. Olieh who
have been holidaying in Sunny—

School, reports that registration
for the “Painting in the Park’
j}class is Very slow. “No doubt
this is merely because so many
parents have ‘délayéd xénding
them in,’ sald Mr. Davidson.

“This is a pity as Mr. D.
Buhr of the Federation of Can-
adian Artists will be unable to
arrange for the necessary
teachers and rainy day accom
Mmodation in time.”

AGENTS FOR
| ire Savings and Loan Ass’n

-HRIFT REALTY LTD.
1 W.R. 5-3231

As registration officially
closed last Friday, parents
wishing to “make last minute

application may phone 47407 for
complete information or send to

Box 263, White Rock Post |
Office,
Rawsiaistoct/for end’ curs. Use half and || M7 Davidson pointed pes
keep half for use later. Comes in three - Sr ae KS AA
classes planned for different

strengths, Regular—Super—Gentlo—$2.00

Hocalities could not be in oper-
ation unless a rush of last min-
ute applications are received.

Phone:
W.R. 53351

Sunnyside Brownies

Hold “Flying Up” land DS Ceres As opie ton:
15487 Washington Ave. Last week was o milestone |, n°0y Studds took fret class
Breer Was honours in the bronze
DISPENSING 18 OUR BUSINESS. jin the life of Carol Severson, |tos¢ and the third
rm |Trudy Currlo, Ralean Penney | siite Lia ‘Tait won secon
jand Sharon Hair when’ they honours in the same. Both girls
took: part in the Brownle’s|:oo4 two years exams at the
. “Plying Up" ceremony, and |..me time, Paddy also tled with
Semiahmoo ay Kathy Jewel and Betty Kvist|artenne Bloomfleld, of Abbots
- Cs |who participated in the ‘“walk- for highest 13.
° ing up" ceremony. District Com-| “7.,’ tho third year test. Shar
Ov rture Concert jmissioner Mrs. A. Postill offici~').0. fy Gace Becht
(4 ated at the event and present~ | 0 ptured class honours
Ras 5 ed Golden Hands and Golden | No testa for Paddy
ssociation |Bars. Ralean Penney and! i) te th
|Prudy Currie also received

Thrift Badges.
Guides receiving second class

Subscription Tickets for the 1956-57

badges were: Genevieve Hill-

man, June Wills, Beverley

DIST NGUISHED ARTISTS Schultz, Judy Dewinetz, Judith
: Morrow, and Barbara
Mrs. Morrow, Guide

who is soon leaving to mz
home in North Vancouver,
ed with a b: the

CONCERT SERIES
MAY BE OBTAINED

was

presc

ky | Guides. Mrs. Postill an
intere: on ng,
A FROM particularly

Camp at
‘The Library; Mitchell Real Estate; Mosier’s Drug Store, 3, and also of

Hilltop; and Mrs, Dewar, 5938 Bergstrom Road; the to be held at Ve r. The
Newton Drug Store and Mrs. W. B. Treleaven, 5871 parents attended and were ser
5 ved refreshments by the
King Street, Cloverdale. etic
4 Adults $5; Students $2.50 | Tawny Owl Mrs. M. Curris
and Brown Owl Mrs. J. Penr

FOR THE SERIES

were in charge of the Browni

Church Honours
Rev T. Keyworth

y afternoon 150 old

1 in the United

Church Hall at
honour Rev, T.
the occasion

ury in

during
ed Roy. J.
Langley, Rev.

of

of White Rock, Mr

‘SILVER MOON Re ai

ver, Rov, Wm. Moore of Burn

LN aby, Mr. Kay of Milner, Mr.

VERY SATURDAY BIGHT | sve o: Seawneny tat cna
©. H. Moodie. Mrs, Pat Do

10 tol ty was the soloist with Mra.

Don Agnew accompanying on

| the piano, ‘The Junior
of St. John’s Church under the
leadership of Mrs. Griffin also
ang two numbers with Mrs.
| Thomas accompanying. Many

to the music of SENEY’S ORCHESTRA

The Sea Vue

Gratulation were received by
@ @ e/|Mr. Keyworth from all over
Blaine, Bygpingten, STANDARD |C*7Ada and the United States.

A presentation of purse of
money was made to Mr. and
Mrs. Keyworth by W. G. Breeze
on behalf of the congregations
of St John’s and Colebrook
churches, Refreshments were

wide, returned to their home in
Dryden, Ontario, early in the
week having visited relatives in

accompani¢d by their

of the White Rock Elementary |

medal and the J:

Chor |”

letters and telegrams of con-|

served’ to the guests by the
jadies of Colebrook Women's
Association.
eee

Ist Colebrook Scouts enjoyed
'@ camping weekend at Crescent
| Park last magkeng:

tan “MeBown wl
aa cru ety it

By ALAN

The local fwhing has beon
picking up lately, with the bass

|going for silver jure, such as a

flatfish or Gibbs Stewart spoon.

|The bass were biting between

Crescent and the point, but sea
trout fishing has been poor.
Elsewhere the fishing has
00d, as there haye been reports
of fair catches of trout around
Campbell River, on the Island.
Reports of salmon “fishing were
very good

too, with some
catches running over 20 Ibs.
hear Bowen Island

For anyone planning a trip

to Prince George,
you take your
as most of the
Squamish and Prince
are reporting good fishing

Handy Hint: If the

we suggest
rod and

tackle
talcum

box, try

Bowacr:

packing it

Myrtle Davidion
Pupils Take Honours

Students of the Myrtle David
son Dancing School
high honours at the recent B.C.
Dancing Teachers’
examinations. They
bers of the Fraser

re mem
ley High

udges’
Mr:

Their t
going
dancing

ache

on, 18 to

on

Peace Arch Park
Crowd Sees Films

White Rock Film Depot

d films in another of the

y evening film

ahowing at Peace Arch Park,

FIELD and STREAM | *

reel,
lakes between
George

smell of

roe turning sour theatrens your

in

captured |

Association

CALDWELL.

Canadian Kitchen. There was a

ood attendance with 60 to 70

people attending. The projec
tlonist was Mr. Roy Pickles.
Films shown were “Land of To
morrow,” High Road to the
Orient” and “Kitimat Story.”*

This will be a regular ¢eature |
each Sunday evening during the |
summer,

On June 23 Peace Arch Park
was the setting for another pic

nic when about 500 members of |

the Salvation Army from Van-
couver, spent a happy
with games and baseball.

Phone No. 53523 and 44311

Matinee on Saturdays start at,

145 p.m.. not continuous
Shows: 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
When Double Last
Compiete Starts about

pm.
| our: ee a ae

ean
Fri. & Sat, June 29 & 30
THE LADY KILLERS
Comedy in Technicolour
with Alec Guinness
News, Cartoon and Little
Rascal Short
Extra—for Matinee Only
Randolph Scott in
THUNDERING HERD

Feature:
how
8:40

Mon. , Wed, July 2, 3, 4
In VistaVision and Colour
THE MAN WHO KNEW

TOO MUCH

ns

can boy kidnapped in French
Morocco.)
Cartoon

Thurs. July 5

ONL

SHARK RIVER
In Colour

John
Oh

:
time |

pie.’
INFORMED

CBU

MONDAY

July 2nd

10:15 p.m.

The Honourable

R. W. Bonner, Q.C.

Attorney-General
of British Columbia

Will Bring
To You An
Important
Message
From Your
British Columbia
Social Credit

Government

SOCIAL
CREDIT

Keeps YOU Informed

Social Credit League
British Columt

Building

WANT

a new home? *

HAVE
TELEPHONES

WHERE

THENM—

—with wiring concealed.

Contact the Telephone Company early in your home planning to arrange for
installation of telephones in your bedrooms, den, living room and recreation room.
Enjoy the time-saving, step-saving convenience of an extension or portable
telephone always within casy reach. During construction the telephone Wiring can

be easily concealed.

There is no charge for this service. You pay oniy’ th> nominal conasaion charges when
the telephone instruments go into service.

f ‘
For complete information write or call the business office of the Telephone Company
“Good Telephone Planning in New Homes.”

for a free copy of

.

BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY