RCAF First Aid
Station Closes
‘The First Aid Station which

Ere

VAL 1954

White Rock pler all summer by
thd RCAF was closed on Mon-
day, the Bat of August for thin
season.

‘Tho station which was ably
managed by Fllght-Lieutenant
John &. Flannagan and Leading
‘Aireraftsman Ken Little, ren=
dered an invaluable service to
the. White Rock community
during thelr first aeason In
operation.

Fortunately only two omer=
gency calla wors rocsived dure
ing the bummer soason and no
fatalitios were reported:

‘The majority of the casualtios
registered at the station wore
of © minor naturo and. there
Wore over 250 of these onsen
treated, For the period of oper=
ation there wax an average of
100 canuattion a month, An in-
halator unit was kept in readl~
Iness at the station all summer
but’ there was no emergency

Another magnificent Sea Fes. {PUR GO tay
tival) for 10M was assured Inst) m4 «mart little white and blue
Pre mareieran Walle Rock sex | wae acest ttle white and bite
Pamlpetonem lealfeciiesaicon: | eration was |throurhout the sae
vened at White Rock Todi end of the pler. So much so that
Omicers elected were: Chale |i two popular young officers
man, Sid Suddes of Board of, charge had to turn down
Trade: Ist Vice, J. Wohnnle)| vymerous pleas for the deposit-
Johnson of The Kinsmen’s Clubs) i. o¢ infants and valuables in
tnd Vice, D. G. Lomas, White) inci charge. ‘They did, how-

Rock Hospital Soclety; Eloise | vc, rescue and comfort moro

SID SUDDES

Grawzord af Soroptimists 0 Be/inin Gno lost youngster until |
recording secretary; K-  G/ine parents claimed them.
Whipple, corresponding secre)" iriie value of such a Firat

tary, and’Max Zack of Coldicutt) 414 service on the plor has been
Villas again holds the enarons fully proved by this year’s suc-
Post of treasurer. The post of) ccsseuy operation. It is hoped
peunletty a con venon saat) V@-lthat this public service will be
cant and Chairman Sid Suddes) -ontinued under some auspices
will be pleased to hear from| continued under to
anyone willing to act In that)! the coming
capacity. - ¥
‘The business meeting was fol-| |VISID TO ISLAND ... A
lowed by movies in gorgeous|ihreo weoks hollday was great-
colour produced by Mr.and Mrs.|!¥_ enjoyed by Mrs. Robert A.

‘boon maintained on the |!

Neen Ee

‘School Days are Hi LEGAL
(OTICE TO CREDITORS

Again : a

School Zone algns are up| NOTICE ts hereby given thot!
hgain, On September 4 thour-|the ereditora and others having
ands of girls and boys through-lolaime against the catate of
‘out the Province will be start-| REGINALD MORGAN of 6
back to school, Hundreds! Columbla Avenue, formory of
‘of alx-yoar olds will be going| Marine Drive, Whito Tock, B.C,
to school for the first time.! deceased, are hereby required
When school is in the motorists’ |to send them to the undersigned
School Zone Hollday is over. |at P.O. Box 310 White Rock

“Everywhere thore Is a crosa-| before the 90th day of Septem-
walk marked on tho stroct, the) ber 1953 after which data the

motorist should slow down tn
front of schools,’ warned Hinrry | SAAR AA
ANNOUNCEMENT

Duker, President of the B.C,
‘MRS. WM. WILSON

Auitomobito Astoolation.
Resumes teaching Piano

if there is no 15 mile per hour
apeod limit the motorist should

Tuesday, September 8
710 Washington Ave.

slow down and take care, ‘The
: Walt, 6417

Grade One youngsters some-
times aren't. used to busy
atreets, the TICAA aska the
torlate'to give the kids n breaks.
Watch for them, go alawly, and
when in doubt, Stop.”

“Tt imn't only the young pedo-
atrians In front of the schools
that provide a hazard to the
motorist," continued Mr, Dukor,
‘The boys and girls on bicycles
can get Into accidents just as

Back-to-School

Gulckiy, often. the motorist]
doesn't give theso youngsters TOGS for
enough consideration, They

aren't experienced in traffic and BOYS AND Git
thelr judgment {x not as quick!

as the motorists. Don't crowd!
the cyclists. Give them a safe|
chance,”

‘The BCAA reminds car own-
ers that young poople learn by
example, Let all motorists sat
them an example of safe and
considerate driving.

CARD OF THANKS

Mr, Wilfred Attwell wishes to
thank all his kind friends for
their written and spoken words
of sympathy in his late bereave

6 to 16 years

at popular prices

LOUGHEED’S |

Hilltop Drygoods

Servi

Personal Shopping
Cor. Johnston & Buena Vista

— HILLTOP —

mont. Special thanks to the
Rev. Peter Dewar for hls con- =
soling words. 5p) PRINTING — PHONE 3696

WHITE ROCK LITTLE THEATRE

Cowles during recent travels in| kler and her thre

remote parts. of the Continent; Avenue, as they

Freee paction. was highly ap.lJust arrived home from Van

toe Pied tym “aratefal’ audi.|couver Island where they were
Mx Cowles ix presently|the guests of Mrs. Tinkler’s

ing lengthy film which! sisters-in-law, Mrs. Dave Young,

= many phases of Whito/of Nanaimo, and Mrs. J

fife and industry with the| Carson of Victoria, While v

juena Vista

Reek
1953 spectacular Sea Festival|ing with the Carsons, Michael
holding a major place. Tinkler celebrated his second

birthday with 10 little guests in,

ig Chairman Warren M
Slaughter sald he was well
pleased with the financial roport|
of treasurer Max, Zack who re-
ported that the committee was|
in good financial standing with|
a small surplus to carry over to
3054, Mr. Slaughter referred to
the extreme good fellowship
which bad prevailed through-
out his two year term of office.
A lovely corsage was presented!
to ‘Mrs, Dorothy Slaughter in
appreciation of her untiring)
cfforts as secretary during the
i two Sea Festivals.

|
KEN WHIPPLE, |

R. J. Tuttle

Suuthern Alberta &
Victory Coal

WATER — WOOD

1231 King George Highway

Phone W.R. 2509
= R.R2 White Mock, B.C,
VACATION ENDED . . . Va-| e
cation for the summer months|
ended for Mrs. W. A. Macbon-
ud and two daughters, Dianc|
‘Ad Shirley, when they left on
néay for thelr home in Ed- ELON |
Bion atter a visit with Mrs /@ hone: WR. 4611 |
acDonald’s sister, Mrs. R. J. |
Sunset Drive,

Orders may be left at |
CECIL PARSO:

Mattson Bros.|

WHALLEY, B.C.

Phone New West. 2497-R-1. RR.3 New West.
DEALERS FOR

STUDEBAKER and HILLMAN
. NEW and USED CARS

TEXACO SERVICE

We Will Be Happy

IF OUR VERY COMPLETE
STOCK OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES
MEETS WITH APPROVAL OF
ALL STUDENTS: .

SEE OUR VARIED LINE OF
ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION. \

TONIGHT
SEE

THE WHITE ROCK PLAYERS
Hi

“*TWIN BEDS’’

THURSDA EPTEMBER 4,

7 TO

CURTAIN: 8:20 P.M. ADMISSION

For good buys in better quality
USED FURNITURE see your

PARK APPLIANCE STORE
Next to Park Theatre
Wl. CHERRY, Prop.

Chesterficld Suites, Dressing Tables, Electric Fireplace,
Bunk Bed, Washing Machines, Kitchen Sets, Good Used
Radios, Twin Bedroom Suite, Girl's Bleycle
Radio and Appliance Repairs
— REASONABLE PRICES —

|

ATTENTION

Tenants

Why pay extra for heat, light and water when you can
have all theso and more for as low as $1.00 per day
(monthly rate) by registering at the Lower Mainland's
most reasonably priced hotel. All rooms haye private
bathrooms, wall to wall carpets, clean linen regularly,
marvellous views and are smartly furnished.

Inspect these rooms immediately and hook yours while
they last for a happy carefree winter in the heart of
the shopping district and adjacent to the Post Office and

"OCEAN BEAGH HOTEL

900 Washington Ave, Phone:

W.R, S211

RE-RROOF NOW

LOCKTITE SHINGLES, 125 Ib, per square .. $7 72

MEXAGON SHINGLES, 165 tb, per square .. $9. 99
SQUARH BUTT SILINGLES, 210 Ib, per squaro $1 2.00

» 28

CLEAR FIR GUTTER, 8 x 4, por lineal foot ..... 19

GALVANIZED ROOFING NAILS, por pound

GALVANIZED DOWN PIPES, 10° longth,

GALVANIZED ELBOWS, PAH occ occ
32

By Charles Blake, her
P.O. Box 210 White Rock, B.C.|day of April, 196%, no
NOTIO“ OF DISSOLUTION IRENE
OF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE Is hereby given that
the partnership subsisting be-
tween ELSIE

‘COMBS

SIX-room modern home on Hilltop, r C
built two years, lot 60 x 112, fu
insulated walls and ceiling, duroid roof,
out, plaster in.
floor
opening into dining room whic
room with pic
cess to two bedrooms, 3-pic

and shoppin

ac

room and utility room.
with electric hot water.
volts.

THIS HOME HAS BEEN REDUCED $1,000 BELOW
MARKET BY ITS OW: MOVING TO THE
UNITED STATES AND ANY REASONABLE DOWN

exeoutrix will clatrtbte the suid | HAINES,

estate among

titled thereto having
to the claims of which
has notice,

HELEN IWIN,

Executrix, mbla was

yards ELSIE

IRENE  Mo-| 1953,

and FREDERICK

G STREET—WHITE ROCK

Women will love tt
modern

plan featuring

ire window,

Automatic
Wired for

Full price $8,000.

PAYMENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

For appointment to view phone owner

W.R. 3342, or see your agent.

NIMELES, cach
1 ay /

VIBERGUM — LIQUIGUM — noor CEMENT —
ROLLED ROOFING, ETO.

Ask about our

HOME IMPROVEMENT PLANS
‘NO DOWN PAYMENT

Socialist Seats Up:

Popular Support Down

WHILE much publicity has attend-
ed the increase in Socialist CCF
representation of British Colum-
bia in the Federal Parliament—an
increase from 3 seats in 1949 to 7
in 1953—it is surprising that one
significant fact has escaped atten-
tion: The Socialist vote in B.C.
actually dropped from 31.5 per
cent in 1949 to about 26.5 in 1953.

For Canada as a whole the So-
cialist CCF vote appears to have
shrunk from 13.38 obtained in
1949 to approximately 12.3 per
cent in 1953.

Once more, Socialist strength
was drawn almost wholly from two
provinces — Saskatchewan and
British Columbia, East of the
Great Lakes, in the indus’ ed
heart of Canada and throughout
the Maritimes, only two Socialists
were elected, one in Ontario and
one in Nova Scotia, Alberta, like
Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince
Edward Island and Newfound-
land, elected none.

Any assumption that increased

Socialist representation in Parlia-
ment was the result of greater
popular support is NOT borne oxt
by the facts. The trend in Canada
continues away from the theory of
government! i

ing. :

wollcitor.| by mutual consent om the
far as
who retired from the sald

DATED st White Rock,
this 1st Day of September

E. L MeCOMBS:

SBBER En