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Remember Mother
On Mother’s Day
May 14th
Chocolates—Deans, Moirs, Neilsons, Picardys,
Chez Lorraine

Gift Sets—Richard Hudnut, Revlon, Du Barry,
Pond, Evening in Paris, Lucien Lelong, etc.

Cards and Gift Wrappings

The PRESCRIPTION Pharmacy

Vidal Street Phone: 3336

—and—
The HILLTOP Pharmacy
Hilltop = Phone: 2579
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4 CANADIAN LEGION =;
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Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk and Cream

FOR DELIVERY CALL W.R. 3461

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Hilltop Beauty Salon

Formerly Marie’s
NOW OPEN SATURDAYS
closed Mondays

FREE HAIR DO'S
given weekly

Come in and get particulars
.: Miss Rene Taylor

The anne meeting of tho Rato-

Payers’ Ansootation for the year

(3 1940-50 was hold ‘Thursday, May 4
@| at the Canadian Legion Halt at 8
(6|p.m., Mr, W, Hunter, President,
| presiding:
| A very favorable financial report
(| was read by the Treasurer, Mr.
] FR A. Williams, upon whieh hay-
| Ing a hoalthy balance recommend.
[ed the Zones bo granted ~ larger
(5 | share of the taken In,
@| Mr. Willlama, speaking for the
on March 13, 1950, the Committer
met with the Surrey Council and
Presented tho offictaln with a copy
of the new proposed Garbage By-
| | law. respectfully asking for a reply
by the ond of April. Mr. Williams
then recommended, Inasmuch as
they have not repiled to dato, that
the Roeve and Council be weitton
Foaulesting that the matter of the
new Garbage By-law bo aubmitted
to the voters In the next December
‘Munfelpal Electfons.

‘Mr, Roberts, speaking for the
‘Water Committen on ‘the Inade-
quate water supply. mizgested to
the meeting that the Association
should again nak the Surrey Coun-
ell to take over and operato the
‘Whito Rock Water Works Ltd., at
the enrticst posalble date,

Mr. C. Bennetton of the White
Rock Old Age Ponsloners' Associa
tion was anked to speak for the
purposé of devising ways and
means of building a Community
Hall. It was decided to appoint a
represcntative of the Association
to look into the matter and report
back to the Board,

Councillor W. Ofte

the subect of a

White Rock, stated that hoth Coun-
clilor Miller and himself were ap-
pointed by tho Council to investi-
Fate the possibiiitios of same, and
was askinz the co-operation of the
various Organizations and Service
Clubs by appointing a representa
tive to help locate a suitable site,
‘This recommendation was heart-
Hy: approved: by the meeting,

Mr. T. Irwin, Sccrctary of. the
‘Canadian Legion, spoke briefly on
the Fun Parade to be held at tho|
Legion on Friday ovening, May 12,
stating he hoped White Rock give
thofr support and turn out in mass
to give the Players a real welcomo.
The incoming slate of Officers
for the yenr 1950-51 were clected
ag follows:

Prosldent—Mr, W. Hunter.

Ist Vice—Mr. S. Thlomy.

2nd Viec—Mr. W. H. Evans.

A. Williams.

‘Troasurer—Mr. R.
The meeting endorsed the sug-
Festion of the President that the
next General Meeting In Septom-
ber would take the form of a, short

business meeting, followed by a
social evening with concert and
dance.

All in all everyone agreed that
ft had been a very successful year.

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FOR RENT—Unfurnished heated
suite In’ West End, with magnifi-
cent view of Bay, kitchenette with
electric range, dinette, large living
room and bedroom, sultable for
couple, middle-aged preferred (no
children). Apply Box 82 Sem{an-
moo Sun, 21-16

FOR SALE—V.M, Speed automa-
tle record changer, cabinet as ro-
quired. Seo Frank Freemantle at
Bargo's Hardware,

F. GARDNER

Box 42 White Rock
Maintenanee for Neon Product
Signa
Electrical Contractor
Phono: 2284

LANDSOAPE GARDENING &
PRUNING

SEY
North Bluff Greenho'
RRA, White Took

Fennell’s Electric
Licenged, for nll nections of

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MOTHER'S DAY ~
Gift Suggestions

BLOUSES, SLIPS, DRESSES, HOSTERY, LINENS,
LINGERIE, SKIRTS, SLACKS, TOWELS.

And many other items

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@ Newlands Kroy Baby Yarn
@ Nylon, etc.
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Sports Blouses

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Sweat Shirts
All Sizes and Colors

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FASHION SH

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Swim Suits & Play Togs

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In aid of the White Rock Hospital Auxiliary {
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THE SILVER MOON

WEDNESDAY, MAY 17°

at 3.00 p.m.

The Chip Inn

HILLTOP

Under New Management
@ OUR SPECIALTY ;

FISH & CHIP DINNER
™ Take some home, they are always fresh

Mrs. L. Marsh, Proprietress

Covenant Tabernacle.
(White Rock Service)
Pastor: H, Robinson
Casselman’s Parlour’s, Victoria Avenue~
Friday, May 5, 1950, at 8.00 p.m.
Speaker:
Pastor Herbert Robinson

Subject:

THE HOLY WAR
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