2 THE SEMIAHMOO SUN & WHITE ROCK WEEKLY, | then one night at a music hall ‘o eppear on BBC television, Crescent Park P.T.A. postmaster to occupy the new!

THURSDA OV. 4, 1988 lin Hackney a performer fell and only recently gave = mag-| $200,000 port office in Clover.

Ih, Williams offered his wervicos /nificent performance in Henry|Halloween Party | dale.
for a fow minutes and was told |Itving’a exacting role In "The
} book
to go on as he “couldn't do| Bells.” vets caters peed xe
|muoh harm.” He gave the as- characters. Chinese Vs Movie on Communism
ltonished audience a thunderous G jdlang and angels danced mer if
uy Weston! Badminton) rity together and played games| to be Shown in

Top of the Bill at Eighty-four

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eens maven prosleener |impersonation of Henry V, fot Lite regener on ORGY 4

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“Branaby Williams Reflects and 1 he catrah wath oii President cent Park schoo) Friany Cloverdale |

Remembers.” in which he} fils Dickens character stud Over 40 ardent badminton | night A movie showing the confilet a
jooked back on more than 60 vesrarat at cheaied lev enimors players turned up for the open-| Judgin ¢ costumes were: ‘between Christianity and athe
yearn spent in the theatre. eoadly ing of the badminton season in| Mrs. C. Jones, Mrs W. W Communism will be a
Bransby Wiliams, particularly | y the Semiahmoo High School) Hughes D, Wek Prize shown at the Legion Auditot. a
noted for bis fine portrayals of After many successes WIl- Gymnasium on October 16, | winners were Bonnle Powe fum in Cloverdale on Sunday, d
Dickens’ characters, is at home Hams was finally booked for the Officers elected for the com-|Ronnie James, evening beginning at 820 pam P|
in the music hall or straight Victoria Palace in London/ing year were Weston, | Hamer Foster and Ca: The film Js entitled "The Sickie
theatre. but he also takes where he broke all music hall) President; Don Vice-| Faron Temblett or The Cross” and will be
readily to newer forms of en records for one artist by bold-| Preajdent; Mary y, Secre-| Gould. Carol Jame u hown under the ausploes of
tertainment such as recording, the stage for 40 minutes.) tary; Gordon Le reasurer;|Jobnson, and Caple Temblett) zion Lutheran Young Peoples |
radio and television. He Is ex je the Bransby Williams and J, Johnson, honorary pre-and: Mel Ward. Society. The public is cordially
tremely strong and energetic has “topped the bill” all over ¥ neta in the coat hanger| invited to se thia pfoture
at 84, although he was always i in many other coun sion» will be held each|drive were announced by PTA L. H. Gierasch, Pastor, ]
fn and out of hospital as & t with impers ns! 4 y in the High School| president Mra Corinne Fe —Advt |
child; and wns too delicate to zenn of famous) acto’ Gym commnecing at 7.30 pm.|#on. These were Theo. Sc !
become a missionary which was r studies by the score — Ena Volscher, Daphne Corbett |
what he once wanted to be one of the first actors and Bobby Trainor. 3 CARS AT YOUR SERVICE
Williams became a star turn LIBBY MORRIS Winner of the cake mage and
in music hall, almost by chance decorated by Mrs. V. Hamilton TaYLOR’S
One night in a public house the|hearsing at home. The custom was Mrs. Lacey, Sunnyside
young man, then 18, joined the|ergs liked him and, uraged al eatre Refreshments were served

’ crowd in booing a man who|by their applause, Willams under the direction of 3

a had been giving poor Imperson-| decided to go on the stage Engels.

f ations. ‘The performer, distinct-| He spent some time In reper WHITE ROCK
iy ty nettled. invited anyone to do}tory and then came to London Se pheod an a Re New Postmaster for.
: better, Williams, with knees} to see the agents with a view parsley aes
imper-{to going on the halls, but was aR: | Cloverdale

kflocking, stood up and
edmated characters from Chas | rejected
Dickens which he had been re said to be “far too clean,” And

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