Wednesday, Sept. 3
Phone WI. 8-9275

WHITE ROCK, 8.C.

Shows: 7.00 and 9.00 p.m.

When Double Feature .. .
last complete show 8.30 p.m.

Phone WL 81382 & 8-9451

MARACAIBO

in Technicolor
Cornel Wilde - Jean Wallace
(Adventure, drama, filmed
in Caracas and Venezuela.

Eatso—
8:35
Crazy Over Horses
Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall
& The Bowery Boys
News and Cartoon

Mon., Tues., Wed., Sept, 1, 2, 3

KING CREOLE

Starring Elvis Presley
Carolyn Jones
(Elvis' best picture)
Cartoon

SURREY
DRIVE-IN

THEATRE
8197, King Geo. & Hwy. 99
Newton
Phone Newton 849-R-1
Show Starts at dusk

Thurs., Fri., Sat., Aug 28, 29, 30
Kelly and Me

Cinemascope
Van Johnson, Piper La
Loving You
Elvis Presley, Lizabeth Scott,
Wendell Cory
Cartoon |
|

Mon., Tues,, Wed., Sept. 1, 2 3|
Desire Under the Elms

Burle Ives, Sophia Loren
also

Escape from Fort Bravo

Park Theatre

Friday, Saturday, Aug. 29, 30

2 WHITE ROCK SUN

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1958

Around Town

Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Sinclair
and son John of Lethbridge,
Alberta, havebeen guests of
the former's brother and sister
in law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sinclair, Johnston Road

eee

The many White Rock friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Wally E. Dig
gens, (nee Geneva Sinclair) will
be happy to hear of the birth
of their second son, Rickie Lea, |
who weighed in at the Ocean|
Falls Hospital at 8 pounds, 1414
ounces on August 16.
gens have
Donna

The Dig-|
an older daughter, |

eee

Mr. and Mrs. 5
G Street, have returned from a

|
tor trip to Savanah and Pen-
ticton.

Fred Staples,

see |
| A short stay in the hospital
|has been necessary for young
|Lynne and Tommy Sinclair,

children of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Sinclair, D Street, follow-

ing the removal of their ton-
sils,

see

Mrs. Constance Cox, well |
known authority on B.C. Ind-|
jans, has left by busfor Kit
wincool, where she will gather|
the history of the village peo:
ple.

Mrs. A. Stinston af Victpria|
has been a guest this past week
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex F ‘guson,

“J Pes Russell Roa
Opaee ssell Road
Een ie, ¢ Mr. and Mrs, Ferguson en
oes SA ee Joyed a weekend at Port Town

5 Vd
ERTS

send, just outside Seattle. They
Ba

reported the pleasant spot a
| Welcome respite from the traf
fic of Seattle.

Carefree separates in a new plaid of 55% “Terylene” and 45%

| wool remain immaculate through active sports wear and seldom

need pressing .The tapered slacks with a pérmanent crease and

a matching pleated skirt can also be worn with the jacket. By|,, 1U8h Ferguson, Russell Road
* {tS enjoying a short vacation in

Miss Sun Valley. | Langley, where he is the guest

= — of Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson
Z | afieike
Book Review |_The St. Andrew Caledonian
|Society for the lower Fraser
|

Valley will meet on Thursd

“MANY LAGOONS” by Ralphjcrafts and he also visited the |S@Ptember 4 in the White Rock
Varaday, is the story of a man| grave of Gauguin and met the|Hotel at 8 pm

who was offered a year’s resi-| painter's son and daughter. Oe a
dence on a small island in the ee The Auxiliary will meet on

South Seas, with

transporta-

“ONE JUMP AHEAD” by Pat| Thursday afternoon, August 28|
ion both ways. Hi: swer'! Smythe, Britain's _ greatest |@t 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs
was an immediate 5” al-lhorsewoman, is similar to her|JOhn.Anderson 15425\ Columbia |
though he says it gave him only Peas

former book “Jump for Joy”| Avenue.

where she tells of her many ex- AS aes

periences all over the world. In| The White Rock Rebeckahs |
this second book what she con-| will hold their first fall meet-
siders the high spot in her lifejing on September 2 in the
is being the first woman of the| Masonic Hall, at 8 p.m.

British show-jumping team ever |
to compete in the Olympics.
Early this year she took her
horse “Prince Hal” to the Brus-
els International, where he

four days to break away from
all existing bonds, social and
otherwise.

This paradise is about 11
miles from Tahiti, and was once
the retreat of a wealthy Dane;
is situated on the water's edge|
and surrounded by coconut
Palms, bananas, coffee, bread-
fruit, limes, avacadoes, papayas,
and mangoes; no electricity,|captured honour after honour
fas or modern conveniences,|for Britain.
only plenty of salt and fresh} eee digs ‘
ST ton oee| LTH: GREENGAGE  “SUM-| fi tna Mie A. Layley, 1478
ing and loafing; a schooner MER” by Rumer Godden: a Bac ane Bye: had a two
calling once a week to bring new novel by one of today's ae es) Solr Cauehtas
supplies, }most popular writers. Miss|~> nae andy BED OrSe

B 2 ‘ sons, Harold, John and Stephen
Varaday did not, however, in-| Godden writes of five children] srr." phair and. hon ame en
dulge in lotus-eating all the) unwittingly involved in a mys- *

Mrs. Del Goodman, a mem
ber of the Order of the Vanshe
Zuannas, Ladies of the Orient,
spent Monday in Vancouver at
a drill practice.

William Holden, Eleanor Parker

é Sea Vue

BLAINE, WASHINGTON
— AIR CONDITIONED —

‘ White Rock on Saturday to re
time, he learned all the native|tery, somewhat in the vein of turn to their nome in La Jolla,
the best-selling “An Episode of California. They were all very
||Sparrows” but with less senti-

i eat impressed with, and thorough-
jment and a more exciting back- |}, enjoyed White Rock’s beach
ground. A i

Mr. and Mrs. Layley also hid
their niece Mrs. Florence Mil-
ley, of Boston, Mass., visiting
them at the same time.

Th

aire

— Helen Mitchell

Forestry Lectures at

Marlon Brando - Patricia

Full length award

Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat, August 27, 28, 29, 30

SAYONARA

He, he, he! Ha, ha, ha! Ho, ho, ho!

For giggles to guffaws there's no
funnier show than

‘The Remarkable
Mr. Pennypacker’

White Rock Little Theatre
Continues Tonight through Sat., Aug. 28-30

8:30 p.m. Adults $1; Students 50c
For tickets, drop in or phone Amos Drygoods, WI. 8-6351

ee

“TOP Gar, De
1229 JOHNSTON RD. Quality MEAT o>

WHITE ROCK, WI.8-8101

Hillcrest Drive-In

2 Miles west of Langley Prairie on Trans-Canada Hwy.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Aug. 28,

THE TALL MEN
Cin - Tee.
A Western you will never forgét

ADVENTURES OF SADIE

A Desert Island comedy

29, 30

Technicolor

Sunday, DUSK TO DAWN SHOW, August 31
LIONS BENEFIT SHOW

Till 12 Midnight
3 YOUNG TEXANS - Also Tec. Comedy 2nd feature
Special Midnight Show - Starts 12:01
THE UNDEAD LAND UNKNOWN

123

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, September

MR. ROBERTS
Cin-Tee,
Henry Fonda, James Cagney, Jack Lemon
Smash stage hit for six years
ANIMAL WORLD

Technicolor

UBC Start October 2

Forests, forestry and the for-
est industry will be dealt with
in a series of 12 Thursday even.
ing lectures starting October 2,
1958, in room 216, Buchanan
Building, University of B.C.

Owens - Red Buttons

winning yersion

Marlon Brando - Dean

a
Sun., Mon., Tues., August 31, September 1, 2

One of the season's better pictures

THE YOUNG LIONS

campus, The fee for this un-
iversity extension course is $10.
Instructors will be drawn
from industry, government and
the university.

Topics to be discussed in-
clude the forest resources of

Martin - A Big Cast

*| British Columbia, uses of for-
est land, trends in manufactur-
ing, the protection of forest
lands and marketing. They
have been chosen as major feat-
ures of the industry and for
their special significance to
both foresters and laymen.
Applications for enrolment
in the fall series should be
made not later than September
16. Further information may
be obtained from UBC exten
sion department, ALma 4600.
A course designed primarily
for employees of the hardwood
industry is included in a sec
ond series of evening lectures
starting Wednesday, January
14, 1959, when the past, present
and future of B.C’s forest in-
dustry will be discussed in 10
Thursday evening lectures be-
ginning January 15, 1959.

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