insurance

problems

answered
by
Mark Gelfond

_ Insurance Mgr.

L. & SULLY & CO. LTD.

QUESTION: Does Broad
Extended Coverage insur.
ance insure against damage
from frozen wafer pipes?

ANSWER: The risk is cov-
ered if the house is occupied
and heated, or if the water
supply has been shut off and
the systems drained. If
either unoccupied or unheat-
ed prior to loss, there is no
coverage.

L.K. SULLY

& CO. LTD.

WASHINGTON AT
VIDAL, WHITE ROCK

FOR INSURANCE:

White Rock, B.C.
Phone WL 8-1382 & 8-9451
Matinee on Saturdays start at

1.45 p.m, not continuous
Shows: 7.00 and 9.00 p.m.
When Double Feature . ..
Complete Show staris about
830 pm.

Friday & Saturday, Apr, 25, 26
Rogers and Hammerstein’s
OKLAHOMA
Cinemascope and Color
Gordon MacRae - Shirley Jones
A very good musical
News and Magoo Cartoon
NOTE—This is along” feature,
show starts at 6.45 with the

feature.
Monday, Tuesday, April 28, 29

THE LONELY MAN

in VistaVision
Jack Palance
Western Drama
— ALSO —

UP IN THE WORLD

Comedy .. . starring
Norman Wisdom and
Maureen Swanson

Wednesday and Thursday,
April 30 and May 1
Adult Entertainment Only
HORROR Double Bill
THE AMAZING

COLOSSAL MAN

Glenn Lagan Cathy Downs
— ALSO —

THE CAT GIRL

of the
Church, and Mrs. Fritzke, will
enroll in
tional School of Linguistics in
Toronto at the end of May.

Tony Perkins | —

Mrs, Grace Donald
Jaycee-ettes Vice-Pres.

named
White Rock Jaycee-ettes to suc
ceer Mrs. Barbara Kerr who
left recently to make her home
in Kamloops,

Rey, Arthur Fritzke, pastor
White Rock Baptist

the Interdenomina-

Destination of the Fritzkes is

Vishakapatnam, on India's cast) Rev. Fritzke has yet been nam-
Coast, where they will engage | |
in village evangelism, |

Before sailing for India in}

October, Rey. Eritzke and his
wife will be engaged in deputa-/ Plan Fair Booth
tion work in the Muskoka Lake
Baptist
Prior to visiting
provinces again in late summer

Conference in July

the western

Their place of service in In-|

dia will be one in which Mrs,
Fritzke’s le
Daniels, labored in the role of
field administrator for
years,

father, Dr. Orvi
many

Rev. Fritzke is a graduate of

Mrs. Grace Donald has been|
president of the

Decision was made at the

regular monthly meeting of the
group held at the home of the
| president,
| nett

Mrs.
rift Road
Guests from the

Howard Ken

Cloverdale

Jayce-ettes included Mesdames
| Doris Logan, Pat Shead, Cherry
Dowald, Th
Barbara Shelley - Robert Ayres | Jones and Clara Hopkins.

ma Kilburn, Vi

| Mrs. W. J. Rennie of Crescent

WI. 8-2611 aa

CITY OF WHITE ROCK

DOG LICENCES

Dog owners, who have not as yet taken out
@ licence for their dogs are reminded that
they are in violation of the provisions of

the Dog Licensing and Control By-law.
Failure to take out the necessary licence
immediately may result in prosecution,

, John L. Jones
City Clerk.

OF CHINA, POTTERY, CUT GLASS, ART BRASS,
COPPER WARE, PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES
Everything Must Go Regardless of Cost !

COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THESE BARGAINS

20 pce. Luncheon Sets, each $4.50

Also Outstanding Value
on Cut Glass and Silverware

Beautiful Copper, Brass and Venetian
Glass Lamps Greatly Reduced
Semi-porcelain Cup and Saucer, only 22c
Scotch Clan Cup & Saucer, reg. 1.75, $1.25

Special Wrist Watch, waterproof,
15 jewels, only

Army Waterproof Wrist Watch, 15-
jewel Swiss Precision, lifetime

$12.50
$16.75
HALF PRICE

‘LL PLAQUES —
be te play of Wall Plaques.

choose from. R

|| tary, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Crichton;

Members will make a dona
tion to the Hospital Auxiliary
rather than sponsor a booth at
the Country Fair.

Crescent Guild Ws Hold
Handicraft Display

Crescent Handicraft
Will hold their anni
display of handicraf
Crescent Legion Ha
son Road, on Monday,
at 2 pm.

Miss Connery, president of
| “Save the Children” organiza-
{tion of B.C., will | be guest
| speaker and a program of mus-
| ic and pictures has been  ar-
ranged.

All proceeds will be a dona-
tion to “Save the Children”
Fund which is the project spon-
sored by this group. Admis-
sion is 35 cents. There will
be a door prize, Please plan
to attend.

Color Photog. Club
Meets Friday, April 25

Regular meeting of the Col-
or Photography Club will be
held in White Rock library on
| Friday, April 25 at 8 p.m.
| The program will consist of
(1) color slides and possibly
movie taken by Mary and Gra-
ham Cann on their recent
Australian trip and (2) a mem-
| bers ten minutes by Mrs. Hardy.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cann
| who are interested in ing
the pictures are welcome. Any
other interested persons are.
| also invited

Guild
tea and
the
Steven-
April 28

| ScoteieniCodntey Dance |
|Club Elects Slate

The Scottish Country Dance |g

Group meeting was held
Ocean Park Community |
| on Wednesday, April 16, when |
reports wer given, showing that |
|a most instructive and enjoy-

in

Hall | ¢

PANDA SUPPER CLUB
— Prowlers Orchestra —

Friday, April 25

9.00 p.m. to 12:30 p.m.
ADMISSION 75¢

UBC and the Berkley
Divinity School while Mrs,
Fritzke received her B.A. at
UBC in addition to her teach-|
er’s training prior to taking |
one year at the Berkley Divin
city School. No successor to

Baptist |

ed.

O. P. Hospital Aux. |
When Business Needs a Stimulant . .

Use More Newspaper Advertising !

niinnn nna oe
Sea Vue Theatre

BLAINE, WASHINGTON

Ocean Park group of the
Hospital Auxiliary held their
April meeting at the home of

Heights,

Plans were finalized for the
booth at the coming fair, It
was decided to specialize in
the sale of plants, shrubs and
home baking.

Mrs. L. Biro will convene for
the home cooking, Mrs. Huff
will be in charge of the plant
stall and Mrs. Rennie will ar-); ———
Tange decorations.

Raffle tickets are on sale for |
a very beau plant. Winning
ticket will be drawn at the
Pair.

The May meeting will be held|
at the home of Mrs. T. P. Pugh,
with Mrs. McPhee as assistant
hostess. |

CARS To Hear
| Delegate’s Report Mon.

Regular monthly meeting of
the Surrey Branch of the Cana-
dian Arthritis and Rheumatism
Society will be held in the
White Rock Hospital on Mon- \

I
|

April 23, 24, 25, 26

Two Very “Different” Movies
In Full Color 1 No, 2
No, 1 Jeff Chandier
Love Slaves of the | In a Mystery Thritier
Amazon Women Man in The Shadow

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, April 27, 28, 29

Two Color Action Hits
| No. 1 1 No, 2
Fred MacMurray Jock Mahoney

DAY OF THE JOE
BADMAN DAKOTA

day, April 28, at 8 pm ;
The report of the delegate
to the annual meeting of the
B.C. Division will be given and
a cordial invitation is extended
to representatives of other or.
ganizations
and to anyone who is interest
ed.

® CAR PAINT JOB

English and Foreign
Canadian Makes

@ BRAKE RELINING
@ TUNE-UP

Oddfellows Dance
Friday, April 25

Annive: y Dance of the
Oddfellows will be held on Fri-
day, April 25 at the Cloverdale |f)
Community Hall. ‘Tickets can} |
be obtained from members.

Thrift Sale Planned |
By United Church WA))

A Thrift Sale will be held by| |
the Friendship Circle of the!
W.A. of the United Church in
the New Church Hall, Buena
Vista Ave. and E. Street, Sat
urday, Apri 26, at 10 am.

Home cooking, plants and a
white elephant articles and
rummage. Refreshments will be
served,

General convener will be/f Your Friendly METEOR - MERCURY - LINCOLN Dealer
Mrs. W. Calderbank, refresh-
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© Open ‘till 9 p.m. for your convenience. ®

$49.95
$59.95

$14.95
$ 5.95

This is a special introductory offer for this week only.
'f we are not able to fit you in, the offer will stand
if an appointment is made.

| ADANAC
| AUTO SALES, Ltd.

(Formerly Heard Motors)

Genuine benevo!
Stationary, but peripate
goes about doing good.

is not} |

WHITE ROCK PLAYERS CLUB

NEEDS YOUR HELP |

jable season had ben enjoyed |

| by all members.

| The following officers were |
elected for the ensuing year: |
| Past President, H. Harvey; |
President, Mrs. S. Kirk; Vice-
President, Mrs. J. Miller, Secre-
Treasurer, Miss Sheila Car.
michael,

Other members added to the |
executive as a committee were:
Mrs_ Forsyth, Mr. Alex McBeth
|| and” Mr. J, McDonald.

| The first dance of the 1958
Fall season will be held in the
Ocean Park Community Hall,
the last Wednesday of Septem-
ber, and any couples Wishing |
to joint the group should con-
tact some member of the execu

ie further notice will be in-
|| serted in the paper prior to the
opening date.

The Players Club has been invited to participate in
the Dominion Drama Festival in Halifax,
Scotia, next month.

Nova

THE CLUB MUST RAISE

2,000 Immediat

the Festival
contrib 4
Goods on

Your support in sending the club to
will be greatly appreciated. Send your
to P.O. Box 17, White Rock, or le.
Mitchell's office or Amos’ Dry
ton Avenue,