the lone Semi goal. This game
‘was played at North Surrey,

*| Doug Ramsden and Earl
* Ready notched two goals each.
Lloyd Cosens and Gurd Van

de Meulen booted in one each.
*| On Wednesday, October 24,

‘Semiahmoo

every 2nd Friday, com-|
way mencing on Noy, 2 for mem-

~ bers and friends.
season Cribbage every Monday af-

' owing ternoon at 2 p.m.
Rock rink Annual banquet will be
| Hazlett, held at the Silyer Moon Ban-
quet Room on Saturday, Dec.

8 at 7 pm.

FAlltors.

Dear Sir:
The

By JIM COYNE

North Surrey all but
‘quenched Semiahmoo's hopes
to of! a spot in the finals when |
lthey beat the White Rock
‘squad 3—1. j
Lloyd Cosens accounted for | this increa
are hardly
jers get out
jliving
July, 1956,
the highest

charged by

nounced

ion’ of officers follow-

WHITE ROCK LIONS CLUB
11th ANNIVERSARY

Harvest Ball

Friday, Oct. 26
Tara Supper Club

Proceeds to W.R. Dental Clinic

‘ore

ly

s compelled to ope
borrowed funds.
gets rich out of hi

est rate
indus'

of inflz
men
aw

TICKETS $1.50 EACH. x
able

Elizabeth High.

Letters published in this cob
unm are the sentiments of the
writers themselves and aro not)
necessarily subscribed to by tho!

433 Ave. DS, Saskatoon, Sask
To the Editor.
Federal

@ year raised the interest rate |

ada to other banks. The an-
intention
curb inflation, The results the
people are led to expect from

inde:

they can us
that is profitable
ion
uld be
s to put the burden
on those people
to bea

WR. Play Excellent
Festival Material

By Madge Melmer,

In selecting “The House of ,
Bernarda Alba" as the White |
Rock Players’ entry for the
Drama Festival, Franklin
Johnson has chosen a vehicle
presenting great challenge to
both director and actors.

Although the play is prac-
tically without plot it depicts
with vivid intensity the im-

hosted Queen

jtation of the

|""house,”” inviol;
Oct 2th, 108009 | craic ones:

family, or ||

viciously-domineering
“ith five daughters, is
as always, superb.

Sheila Lane's portrayal of
the hunchback daughter, Mar-
terio, crippled by Bernarda’s |
theavily-wielded cane, and}
with a smouldering resentment
against her deformity, is a
very real and convincing
character.

the Bank of Can- |

being to

e in interest rates,
what the produc-
of it, The cost of
x shows that for
retail prices
in our histor:

Etta Murphy as the young- |
are ©St and prettiest daughter, |
Adela, is the only one of the

five daughters who has the
. ; and finally

» from Ber-

difficult for
zed farme

young
ec

people
nore or
rate on
Big b

The mad grandmother
Portrayed by Lorraine Amos,
t a touch of pathos to

The part of

@ to €

The S at times discon-

our govern-
done in such

by
The throug
cellent and the

acting

bes

al

who are

r it. Our Fe

Government might restore the

MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, THROUGH |] °°"
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27

can't Ottaw

profits
discontinu

Other ni

ment is maki

en
of passion and cruel
- @ part of the S;
y ment, and the
created by one man in a
household of women where
the mere mention of a man is

, which tax

Govern-
g thfhgs harder

WHITE ROCK

LITTLE THEATRE

Presents
Its Dominion Drama Festival Entry

“The tisuse of Bernarda ||
ha”

FEDERICO LORCA

Park

Shows: 7

When Double Feature:

emp!

8:

Curtain: 8.30 p.m. Adults: $1.00
MONDAY IS TWO-FOR-ONE NIGHT
Phone Reservations to J. P. Mitchell, W.R. 5-5621

No. 58523 and 44311

145 p.m.,

Show starts about |
| 280 p.m.
| Fri, & Sat, Oct. 26 & 27
7 and 9.55 p.m.
FRANCIS IN THE
HAUNTED HOUSE
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) | Starring Mickey Rooney and
Francis, the
—Also—
8.
| MYSTERY LAKE
| Wildlife Adventure in Colour er.

== Practically tabu, present wide |

Scope for emotional acting |

| “The House of Bernarda |

fa re Alma” is excellent material |

|for the Festival entry. |

| The play runs at the Little

Sai start at Theatre until Saturday night.
not continuous |
00 and 9990 pm. |

Last

|. The White Rock VON Auxi-
jliary met at the home of Mrs.

. Simpson, Wheatley Ave.
On October 18. Plans were
jmade to hold a rummage sale
in November and a Xmas
bazaar and tea in December
» at Cloy-

talking mule.

35 p.m.

filmed at Reelfoot Lake in

Mon, & Tu
CRIME IN
Adult
James W

ane Sea Vue.

Blaine, Wx hincton

Wed., Thurs., Fri, Sat., Oct. 24, 25, 26, 27 |

eat ahes SIR the Max in
Pagrus

Sun, Mon., Tues., Oct, 28, 29, 30

Tennessee.
News and Cartoon

Entertainment Only.
itmore, Sal Mineo
(Story of Juvenile Delin-

Eliott

ous VON
province,

in the
November
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. E. Bendall, Ma-
rine Drive, November 15.

The
29 & 30
THE STREETS
Owing to so many
functions taking place
month, the donation tea
is usually held by Holy Trin-
ity W.A. in adyance of the
Annual Bazaar, will be omit-|
ted this year. Anyone wishing
[, Nov. 1,‘ donate to the bazaar can /é

other
this

, Starring Bill

RED SUNDOWN
Western in Colour
with Rory Calhoun, Martha
Hyer
—Also—

Adult Entertainment Only

NEW

UNCENSORED

ORLEANS

Arthur Franz, Beverly

Garland

(Dogkside criminal activity on
== ‘the New Orleans waterfront).

portance of keeping the repu- |i)

give contributions
who |bers of the WA.

jver Moon,
ee

The Arts and Crafts’ League
lanning to hold their an-

The KINETTE Club of Cloverdale
is holding ite
Annual Charity Ball

Friday, November 2nd
at the

Tara Supper Club

Proceeds used for charitable activities.
Tickets available Cloverdale Kinettes, and at the door,
$1.50 per person.

LIONS CLUB

hich g

|
| Noy. 2
Jan.

Mar, 11—Zabaleta, the extraor

A

Every Thursday

8 p.m.

Silver Mcon

EVERYBODY WELCOME.
GOOD PRIZES AND JACKPOT.

Semiatimoo Bay Qverture
Concert Association

Presents

JOHN
LANGSTAFF

Baritone.
Accompanist:
John Avison

MONDAY, OCT. 25,

at 8.15 p.m. in

Semiahmoo High |

School Anditerium

Membership Tickets will be on sale for the last time
at the Auditorium on October 29, $5.00 Adulis, $2.30
Students. These tickets entitle the member to 3, and
in all probability 4, Concerts.

~~
in this Series are:

6—Arthur Polson (violinist).
—Date and artist to be announced laters
: dinary Spanish ~
Harpist, ‘f

nnouncement regarding the dth Concert will be made

Forthcoming events