“Hey, man! Not making a pledge? I mean man, like |
that’s weirdsville, dad!” Give the United Way.

Whit Rock Yacht Club
members ware the hosts at a
farewell party and dance given
in honor of My. and Mra, Andy
Stevenson on Saturday, Septem:
r 26 in the club rooms,

Mr, and Mra, Stevenson and
family are loaving White Nock
fo take up residence in Vane
couy

Andy, who is past commod
of the yacht club and his
were feted in Hawaiian
A large horseshoe
flowers and a match
presented to
honor ey also re.
ceived the cht Club's flag
und pennant from Commodore
Bob Hassell

ore
wife

| fashion
of

|made

their
and

specch of
Mrs. Stevenson said
ed leaving so many
White Rock and
future Interest

friends

in
romised their
and support of the Club

Mayor Will
Mrs. Hodgson

Hodgson and
Ald. Jessie

and

Blaine Eagles sponsor

turkey shoot Sunday

Blaine ss Acrie 3029
will sponsor a turkey shoot on
Sunday, October 4 at 11 a.m
Jat Custer Sportsman Club, Lyn:
Jden on Birch Bay Road, one
| mile east of Highway 99.

Games will include luck
shots, turkeys and hams. Sand-
|wiches, hot coffee and chili

| will be served

Mr. and Mrs. George Morris
Wednesday for a five-month vis

ome will be occupied by Mr.

Mrs. A. Kinnear of Van
4 er :
See Our Table
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; | “) Family Size with FREE
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Oil $132 yalue for . 89¢

JOHNSON’S BABY POWDER
Special Sale 2 tins $1.33
LUSTRE CREAM
Lotion Shampoo,
79¢,

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Reg. sale 59.
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Reg. $140, sale B9c
SPRAY DEODORANT;
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our Health is
Our Business

— OPEN MONDAYS —

“DISPENSING
GUA BUSINESS!

y Ms urkey
Sunday,

of 14725 Thrift Avenue left

to Laguna, California. Their

| fun

St. Patrick's Circle |

Sittings 4:30 -
Admission: Adults $1.25,

with Stew Maxfield

Ken Stewart's Maple Market;you O.A-P.’s want to get in a
got knocked over twice this |few licks at practice on Satur:
week on his grocery award, |day afternoons, come around at
which Ken very kindly offered|2 p.m. We have had a lot of
to renew again this season. | enquiries.
Walt Roy of the Sweeps in the} We have had quite a few of-
10 Pin League, got off to a fly s of cash and merchandise
ing start and whalloped out a ards for any 400's and perfect
to beat his 225 of last |uames. Let's hope that we can

fe

April. Walt started off with|knock over at least the 400,
an open frame and then struck] High scorers for last. week
in every frame except the third |are as follows

when he came up with a spare.|" fasies: men’s high ~ single
Steve Uyeda, one of our young} farce Nichol 242, high three

Jteen-agers, playing for the /Qwen Nesbitt 610, Ladies sin-|

| White Rock Sun in the “B') sbitt 223, high three

Division,- Men's Commercial, | 4 ndhoff 502, team high

Alma §
{was the other to take friend {three Eagle Hot Shots 2441
Ran Bor ae Roaites ik the Men's A Major, men’s single
Barta. PeaayruLy, nursvaYc. Breen 298, high three D
night to roll a 366, 232 and 177 )poatey 727, team three Coast
|for a 777 total. Well done Motors 3263

~ ea any | Motors 3263
Steveyieeeg up tne. g00d wor! Mud bay: men’s single 259,

A note of interest to you
bowlers is the fact that the
Sun team is composed of four
teen agers, Wayne Piper, Ian
Davey, Steve Uyeda and Rick
| Woods. Last week this team
|took top points and this week’

three Vern Sampson 584, ladies
single Audrey Poier 192, high
three Audrey Poler 535, team
|three Dough Heads 2608.
SOS; men's single Albert
Page 273, three A. Page 672,

they 4 ladies single Pat Stavest 237,
|they were nudged off the top nee |
roost by a mere 52 pins, three, Pat Stavest 588, team |
7 ed ee three Wizzards 2668 |

October 5 will see the start
of our CNIB bowling for this

| Homemakers: high single L

season and thes will be play-|Wilkinson 223, three L. Wilk-
ing on the first and third Mon- n 513, team three Luckies
|day each month. If any of |2242

|you good people can spare a| New Commercial: men’s sin-|

jbit of time arranging transpor-!gle 274, three D. Carmen 576, |
tation for these people, please |ladies single Betty Harold 274,
|contact me as soon as possible. |three Betty Harold 550, team
We-need guides and score-keep-|three Flukers 2626.

Jers as well. Also, if you have| Wednesday Mixed men's |
Jany blin friends in the dist-| single H. Stevenson 319, three |
riet, please bring them along.|if Stevenson 728, ladies sin-

We have a very busy schedule

|gle Helen Maxfield 281, three |
planned for them, and a lot of

Helen Maxfield 736, team three
| Black Toppers 3304
BY Men's Commercial: sin

Uyeda 368, three
Uyeda 777, team three

hmoo Service 2774.
Thursday Mixed: men’s sin-
gle G. Douglas 2771, three G.
Douglas 651, ladies single, Mary
Fennell, 206, three Jean Aud-
et 559, team three Sputniks|
2691

Friday Mixed: men’s single
Chas. Plain 310, three Chas.
Plain 688, ladies single Carol
Clount 284, three Carol Blount
580, team three Westies, 2643
(scratch).
Yours for better bowling

Stew Maxfield.

‘Special Rates

Wateh this space for coming
events for them, and give us|
all the help you can, §

Old Old Age Pensioners get
underway on October 17 at 2
Pm. Meanwhile, if any of

upper

530 and 6:30
funder 12, 50c

rat WI 88559
im

evgs. WI 80896

|
thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stevenson feted, “#'™® 20% un
at Yacht Club farewell party, dance

Loe were present along with
many members and friends,
he Yacht Club will hold its
annual general meeting on Prt
day, October 16 at @ p.m. in
the club rooms on Johnston
Roud All members are. ree
quested to attend

Sunnyside News
Frank Clark, who has spent
the past several weeks visiting

in Alberta, has returned to

Sunnyside |
oes

F, Collis of Stayte Road, who

has been visiting his son in

flaw and daughter, Mr, and Mrs,

©, Kaetler in Prince George,
home again |
“ae

who spent
has been posted to the
base at Portage
Manitoba

Ja Prairie, ;

Mr. and Mrs, James Conner |
have taken up residence at
2516 King rat Highway

.

The community extends sym-
pathy to the family of Mr, C
Morris who passed away last
weekend after a lengthy ill-|
ness,

The Old Age Pensioners Or-
ganization met last Friday at
Sunnyside Unittd Church for
their monthly meeting which as
usual included the business ses-
sion and a time of entertain-
ment and refreshments.

* ee

Norman Robson, late of White
Rock, who passed away Septem:
ber 21, was well known in Su
nysi
number of years, The sym-
pathy of the community goes to
Mrs. Robson and the relatives

ses

| Mr and Mrs, J. Meyers of
|Terrace with little daughter
jLeanne were recent visitors at
jthe home of Mr. and Mrs. A
Franklin of Oliver Road

The acquiring of culture is
the developing of an avid hun-
ger for knowledge and beauty

~ Jesse Lee Bennett

\

| Thursday,

where he resided for a|

Oct 11959 Page 3

Soroptomists hear
Civil Defence head —
The Soroptomist ‘Club of
White Rock and Blaine held
regular dinner meetjng, Thurs-
day, September 24. The mem- sold by
hers enjoyed a Chinese dinner .
at the Border Cafe then ad-| Calvin Hardware
journed to the home of Mrs, | White Rock
K.P. Staniforth,

Mr. K. Harris, civil defence
co-ordinator for White Rock,
gave an interesting resume of
the civil defence operation in

this area. A new member, Mrs
E, Blakely, was initlated by Mrs,
Te. Langlands,

The birthday of one of the
members, Mrs. W, Chambers,
was celebrated with a prettily
decorated cake and coffee,

r

{cu

business
in the
Health Centre,
October 8 at B00
p.m. The members were ask
to remember to collect all their |
rummage for the sale to be|
held Saturday, November 7 at

Centennial

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of 1960 RCA Victor - G.E. - Zenith to

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nt of Frigidaire - RCA Whirlpool - GE.

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