Ever put dampened
laundry in refrigerator?
Did you ever think of placing

yor dampened laundry in your
refrigerator until it's time to
iron?

You should try it.

The moist cold of the re
frigerator helps spread damp-
ness more evenly and keep it
that way, and there's no chance
of mildew. Also, chilled fab-

~~ fron better.

A. SVENSSON

— WI. 8-8559,—

& WHITE ROCK SUN

Several weeks ago the news>
carried the report of a
two-car collision which took the
life of one man and caused in-
juries to four other persons.
‘As I studied the news pictules
of the battered-up cars involy-
ed in this accident, which oc
cured in the 60 mile-an-hour
zone between Abbotsford and
Chilliwack I felt a sort of mel-
aneholy vindication for the
dreary prediction I had made
some time before.

hour zone had been established

on the highway where this ac-
ciuent happened I had occasion

my way to Chilliwack.

‘As with most drivers I didn’t
need any urging to take full
advantage of the extra speed
allowed, and if it hadn't been
for my husband's cautioning
“watch it!”, and my own stern
| self-discipline, would have been
going. much faster,

Jt was during this particular
ldrive that I formed the opi

provoke the urge to drive fa
er and faster, is a matter of
‘comparison or contrast. When
driving along a straight-a-way
it is very easy for even a fairly
|conservative driver to increzse

|the speed of his driving beyond jas far to. the right of the cen-}
|his intention for no other rea-|tre line as is safely possible. |

on than that other vehicles

Watch It!

by Margaret Lang

Shortly after the 60 mile-an-|

to drive this same route on)

THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959

it has been said by one of
‘thi experienced safety of-
fici at “no man in this

world competent to operate
an automobile with complete
safety at 65 miles an hour.”

if this is so I wonder why
it is felt necessary to create
new hazards by increasing the
speed allowance, officially. Most
drivers feel that a speed of
Jabout 60 miles an hour is per-
miissable in a 50 mile-an-hour
jzone anyway, and posting signs

|scems to be a ‘go ahead’ to
|drive any speed beyond that.
It doesn’t bear thinking of,
to anticipate the hazards that
the new speed zones will make
of the too-slow driver who
wheels cautiously along, hus-
ging the white line and refus-
jug to budge one inch to the
right no matter how many cars
are held up behind him.
| This is something that can
land should be prohibited A
ruling directed particularly at
this type of driving through

jion that one of the factors that |speed zones ought to be estab-|

lished and enforced Travelling
jalong at a slow rate even in
a fast-speed zone could be nec-
essary for a variety of reasons,
but as a ‘safe driving’ measure
this slow driving should be done

This would permit other cars
to take advantage of all the

making 60 miles an hour legal | Mr. and Mrs, W. Cookson of

Sunnyside News

A picnic with a full slate of
contests and a picnic dinner was
much enjoyed when the local
Old Age Pensioners Organiza-
tion went to Fort Langley on
June 10 After a few days of
poor picnic weather the 10th
proved tg be fine, but the at-
tendance was rather poor.
er tes

Mr. and Mrs. Stone of Haney
have comie to make their home
in Sunnyside and have moved
into the home they purchased
from Harry Ormerod on Best
Road. Mr. Ormerod moves to
his new home near North Bluif

Road.
ue «

Electric freezer

saves time, work

The homemaker can saye on
time and work, and give inter-
esting variety to menus with
an electric freezer in the kit-
Jchen, according to Marjorie

representative for the Fraser
Valley
“Complete meals, hearty

snacks and surprises for the
children are all so easy to pre
pare when tempting foods
baked or cooked days, ¢

n
jaway in the freezer,” she ex-

plains.
“With a freezer you can es

usual quantity of cakes, cook

|Sedgwick, BCE home service |

months before — are tucked)

tablish regular baking days —|
bake three or four times the

ics, pastries ,and know that a

Red Deer, Alberta have come
out to the coast and have been June
Se te A eae

e of Sunnyside, ey
have been visiting friends in chums gathered to join”
this area, and are presently in party.
Vancouver. They made the trip by the girls on the fine sum-
by car by way of Peace River. mer afternoon.

Park Theatre ail

WHITE ROCK, B.C. i
Telophones; Theatre, WI, 8-1382; Residence WI. 8-9

Shows 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
When Double Feature: the timo is listed with each fepture,

Saturday Matinee 1:45 p.m. |
=

Thursday, Friday, Saturdoy, June 18, 19, 20
Adult Entertainment Only

AUNTIE MAME’ «
ROSALIND

News and Cartoon
ADMISSIONS 25c - 50c -™ 7/5
AUNTIE MAME not played on Matinee

| MATINEE ONLY:

| CRIMSON PIRATE”

in color with BURT LANCASTER - 3 Cartoons Oo
Matinee at regular admission sleé
Ant

Monday, Tuesday, June 22,29 ) Wed, Thurs, June 24, 25

e passing his car by as Wh
though it were standing still |speed the law will allow, with-|month later they'll still be as 7 and 10 p.m. 7 and 10 pm
|This increased speed of course jout having to take desperate |fresh and good as the day they Tarawa Beachhead day
lieads to still greater effort on |chances when moving out from | were baked.” _ Money, Women & Guns Coll
the part of the car behind |behind a slow moving car be-| Foods such as meat, vege- Kerwin Mathews, Julie Adams 5 ; over

|| which, naturally, always has!cause of not being able to see|tables and fruit can be bought) (War Drama) | Cinemascope and Color
}|10_pass. far enough ahead for safe pass-|When they are cheapest and} 8:15 p.m. Jock Mahoney, Tim Hovey
\)" Tt was wile my fiuedandl a a fot, plenrcal and stored for) PORT AFRIQUE 8:20 pm
{|1 were dawdling along a! Motor vehicle liability insur-| ‘he e | 7 , r ;
i {jmiles an hour (comparatively |ance is going up all the time| A freezer then becomes a pri- a etechnlclte re SEA FURY
{ { pace) that I made/and since what we pay for |Vate supermarket that is always| "'tyrvereee ‘Melodrama Stanley Baker, Victor McLaglen son
; { prediction that it|tiability insurance depends on |teady with something new and | pee RE eee aCEAES - =
4 would not be long before there!haw we behave on the higi-| different for meals. —— ==
all of ie hamid } would be an accident with some-|ways I fecl there should be z o
are hel a }jone killed or seriously maim- and more publicit ont 2
> . {/ed, not so much because of the jing the high rate of accidents
Yardley’s, Wid Spice, |/iicreased speed allowance, bitt| caused by carelessness in. driv =
} Mennen, Igate’s {because of the way S|ing at high speeds, stressing the :
} }| would uée the privilege. fact that there is no margin “er
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{ 7 an sertainly cannot be charg- Speed Can Be A | } ul iH } "
{ Our Business } speed The accid I
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affic Jaws being viola veneer . “ —— La S ie
so this; Y unnoticed by any law- z i
agency. I e -* 7 |
there should be more careiul 8 i ~
screening of persons permitted |
to hold licences to drive. Auto. = !
mobiles have become more |
tentially lethal in the past anti
years, and if more and more > o d bon j f
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a rigid test at frequent inte
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withdrawn yeur income, to buy the things you want for your
The driving of any car should heme ond femily, of te ment emergencion.
be considered privilege which Planned repayments
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HELL AND HIGH WATER of the drivers, whether speed 2
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(CIN-TEC, considerate and more careful “4

‘ (CIN.
Richard Widmark

PLUS many of the Rock and Roll Stars

Bella Darvi while driving. Also there might

be some merit to the sugges-

Hilltop Branch, White Rock:
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Manager
Johoston & Nogtl Bluff Roads, White Rock,
fSub-Agency) : Open Daily

THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT fion that drivers bear n mind
(CIN-TEC) thei warning phrase “watch it!”,
Tom Ewell Jayne Mansfield and it could prove a worthwhile

motto for all drivers to culti-
vale,

WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LI