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Vol: 20; No. 6

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Sound Growth Seen For
City, Mayor Tells Lions Ciuh

White Rock’ small, consolid®—

ated format as a city will allow
for Se UN
during the next few years,
Mayor W. (Bill) Hodgson told
the Lions Club Monday at the
Silver Moon.

basis. r
The speaker was introduced

lby Lions president Chuck Ar.

nold.
Robin Johnston, chairman of
the finance committee, report-

jed an approximate budget of

Mayor Hodgson advocated @/<3 99) had been set up—the

y as you go” system for the
ey ty with the intention of
progressing to bigger projects
in two or three years.

One of the present headaches
of the city is the sewer system
but the Mayor felt confident
White Rock would continue to
operate on a sound economic

same amount as In 1957.

Zone Chairman Tom Blake of
North Burnaby Lions Club also
spoke at the meeting. He stress:
ed the Lions motto, “We
Serve.”

Guests included Reg Hardie, |

Casey Gay, Kjall Toftdahl,
Brent Pravitz and Reg Hewett

Breakwater Extension Up To
Civic, Provincial Gov't

Further extension of White
Rock’s $150,000 breakwater will
be the responsibility. of the
local and proyincial goyern-
ment, according to the Depart-
ment of Public Works in Ot-
tawa.

In a letter to Council Tues-
day, the department stated
that the Federal Government
did not feel it their responsi-
bility to provide for extension

mercial Fishermen's Union and
the B.C. Fishermens Union for
the purpose of commercial fish-
ing.

He said the breakwater had
not been built for the purpose
of protecting pleasure and pri
vately-owned vessels.

Council had written recently
to Ottawa asking the Federal
government to favor construc-
tion of a deep water channel at

White Roc

Formerly

White Rock, B.C.,

W. A. “BILL” McLENNAN

Valley lumberman has
|persuaded by his many friends
|to allow his name to go before
the New Westminster Federal
|Riding Progressive-Conservative
convention which is being held
jin the C loverdale community
centre, Pacific highway, Clover-
jale on Tuesday, Feb. 11, at
8 p.m.

| “Bil” is highly respected in
jall parts of the riding where
jhe has been engaged in the
jlumber industry at Fort Lang-
Hley and farming in Surrey as
|well as being active in commun-
lity affairs of New Westminster
|where he resides.

The Semiahmoo Sun & White Rock Weekly

Serving White Rock, Sunnyside. Ocean Park, Crescent Beach, Panorama Ri
Colebrook and Surrounding Districts

Thursday, February 6, 1958

Enlargement of Peace Arch jPlants and shrubs
Park by cultivating sections as |their countries,
international gardens was ad-|said.
vocated by Rogan Jones, man-| Now Kiwanis clubs south of
ager of Bellingham Television |the border in conjunction with
station KVOS here on Saturday |KyOs are developing plans to
|night. obtain more land adjacent to
| Mr. Jones was guest speaker |the park and raise money which
at the Board of Trade installa- | will be needed for landscaping,
jtion dinner held in the Silver |Mr. Jones said.

Moon. : Every nation of the world
“The greatest example of in+| showtd be invited to share in
ternational friendship is Our ithe planting of these interna-
Peace Arch with its spacious |tional gardens the speaker said
|park areas on both sides of the | “During my recent visit to
border,’ ’said Mr. Jones.

typical of
the speaker

areas,”

is the name I have| “We have an opportunity
given to the coverage area of /here to show the world what
KVOS. It is not in my mind | peace can mean. These gar-
either Canada or the U.S. but|dens at our borders can be-
simply Peace Arch country

‘International Gardens At Peace

Arch Dream Of KVOS Manager

come the trade mark of peace
throughout the world,” Mr.
Jones concluded.

Vice-president of the Lower
Fraser Valley Associated Bds.
of Trade, Wilbur Dawson, of
White Rock, introdiced the
guest speaker and former
White Rock Mayor Charles M.
Defieux moved the yote of
thanks.

Mayor Hodgson installed the

1958 president Stan Evans, who
introduced his executive: Ar-
thur P. Atkinson, vice-pres.;
directors: Jack Burrows, Bill
Bush, Don Crawford, Len Par-
ker, Ernie Payton, Ted Plant
and Lynn Sully. Mrs. D. A.
Crawford will again act as sec-
retary.
Winners of prizes in the draw
during the evening were: Mrs.
Gordon Ardiel, Mrs. Albert
Page and Mrs. K. Marshall.

where citizens of both nations |

have learned to live in har- | 4
mony and share the same hope CuNnCI e S
for world peace.” |

The international garden idea
was borrowed from Cleveland,

Ohio, where various nations
have plots with exhibits of

Truck drivers will “get a
break” when they unload such
products as soft drinks in White
Rock this summer.

City Council agreed Tuesday
to allow for a 25-foot extension

Up Loading

Zones, Bus Stops In City

Bus Line who also represented
the Pacific Stage Lines.
BUS STOPS

Council accepted a recom-
mendation that one bus stop be

,

of existing facilities to the /the mouth of the Campbell IW. R. “Gainsborough” west of loading zone at Mar-|established south of Roper on f
breakwater. | River. Is Agéaits tin and Washington to allow for |the west side of Johnston im- a
| Ald. William Offer accused No mention of this request | n tist’s Home { a 25 foot bus stop east of the |mediately south of Center Gro-
. Ottawa of “passing the buck.” | was made in the letter received | An oil iandscape with the} Zone. cery, “This stop will=be" used "Wy
The letter said that if local |Tuesday by Council. signature “Thos. Gainsborough, | Council will-ask the RCMP to |b¥ both buses, {
] authorities saw fit to share the | ask HAHN }1770” owned by a White Rock enforce the restricted time| One stop will also be install- f
| Shae Cae is Dre. Ald. Max Zack told Council |resident, has been accepted by limit allowed’ for vehicles’ in ed on the west’ side: of/dohn :
4 tae s Sores Era eter aid'\the Board of Trade had been \the Mayor of Sudbury Suffolk the zone to prevent trucks |ston immediatey south of
.,, |informed several years ago that |for inclusion in a Gainsborough parking in the area for several |Duckworth's store for use by
The Federal Government will |$35,000 left over from the break |collection in the artist's home | hours the local ‘bus:
x continue to maintain the pre-| water appropriation fund had in that city. Problem arose during the} The present bus stop at Pa-
f sid structure, the department | been turned back to eneral re-) Bought at an auction in Vic- summer months when trucks |cifie and F will be moved to
¢ or PLERSURERCR ATT venue. ee toria in 1936 the oil is believed would double-park on the main |Johnston and Pacific following
; Mayor Hoa were | Council will send a copy of |to be an authentic work of the street to unload their products. |a request by Mr. Ferguson. Ald.
A yor Hodgson remin ic |the letter to MP George Hahn, |great 18th century artist. The nearest loading zone was/Mitchell voted against moving
i council that the breakwater had |who has been pressing for Fed-| The picture was shipped to Milocated at Washington

and |the stop, stating he felt a stop
Vidal. at this busy intersection extre-
Recommendation was made mely hazardous to pedestrians.
by a special meeting of the fire} Gouncil yoted to hold over a
and police committee, RCMP, recommendation that a bus
and bus company representa: |7one be established on the east
tives who met Jan. 29 to dis- |side of Johnston north of Roper
cuss bus and loading zones in /until cost of gravelling and fil-

the city. ' __|ing this diteh in this area is
Those attending the meeting investigated.

were Ald. Alex Mitchell, chair-
S , BOOK VAN STOP
man, Ald. Jessie Lee, Constable The present bus zone west of
Bill Fraser, and Jim Ferguson, side of
Proprietor of the Semiahmoo Widal on thog 0st aes
Washington will be retained:
Both buses will use this stop

originally been constructed

jeral aid for the b |Eng y in January by
through ‘the efforts of'the Com: reakwater and |England early in January by

| f DOUGLAS STOUT
boat basin at White Rock. Canadian Pacific Express. - -

As provincial council dele-
gate for the New Westminster
|C.C.F. Constituency Association
jand New Westminster Constit-
uency Organizer, Douglas Stout

Teachers To Consider $10,000
‘ has been activly engaged in the
Action Fund As Arbitration Opens i"

Executive of the White R }Paign manager in New West-
4 ite Rock /3, $160,000, ’ ibiliti: vhich |mjnster for Jack Jones, C.C_F.
and Surrey Teachers’ ‘Associa- |per me an increase of 11\to evade responsibilities which |") eS, F

Dec. 20, $157,000; \they have accepted when they | federal candidate.

tio , 1000; y @ accep iy

Raton SEA January 2, $129,000; January took public office. |

000 action fund be established (iij,21-0 00 January 31, no| “The Board's committee in

to be used for publicizing the | sh, ee dealing with the teachers made
“5 © Boar aI i ou 4

teachers rights in. demanding |tration on eee arbi-|certain offers which they later

and |withdrew, The Board, amazing-

collective bargaining.

fard to wage increases.
MAKE MOCKERY

arbitration
board will meet today to estab- |
ish teachers’ salaries in School
No. 36 following more
two months of wrangling |
een the two groups in re-

Proceeded to have an arbitrator
jappointed for the

|pate,” Mr. Sinclair said.

NOT MORALLY OBLIGED
“Under the present law the
school boards do not have to
negotiate with the teachers, as
they are doing this year, and
can use arbitration proceedings

Labor-Progressives

Nominate C, Stewart
Declaring that unemployment
had reached the dimensions of

‘Stewart called for a new deal
to \for farmers who, he said, had
ben “forced into a furrow from

tly enough, apparently does not

Kinsmen Club Raise Nearly Ae

teachers }feel morally obliged to ratify
when we declined to Partici-|the actions of its committee,”

the chairman concluded.

Elderly Man Killed

On King George Hwy
An unidentified Chinese pe-
destrian was pronounced dead
on arrival at White Rock Dis-
tict Hospital Tuesday after he
was struck down by a car
shortly after 6 p.m.

The elderly man apparently
stepped in front of a south-
‘bound car at the corner of King
George Highway and Mud Bay
Road.

Surrey RCMP are investigat-
ing the accident.

To Be Marked

A cairn marking historic Se-
minahmoo Trail in Elgin has
been advocated by the Surrey
Council of Ratepayers.

ey can Mes way ont
B costs, I, prices:

€

Secretary Andrew Struthers
Was instructed to write to the
B.C. Sites and Monuments Com-
mittee and make the request.

oy

$2,200 For P

The Kinsmen Club of White
Rock have asked the Sun to
pass along the following mes-
sage.

“We, the Kinsmen Club, hope
that the person who took the
Polio Fund can from the Bowl-
ing Alley on Saturday night
will benefit more from its pro-
ceeds than a child crippled with
polio.”

“We hope that you will get
more enjoyment from the mon-
ey than a small child would,
had the proceeds been spent to
help him walk again.
| “We doubt however, that the
can was big enough to hold that
amount of happiness for you,”’

port a total of $2,12252 has
been raised in this city, Cres-
cent and Ocean Park to aid the
B.C. Child Care and Polio Fund,

Bryce Holland, campaign
chairman, sald Wednesday that

White Rock Kinsmen Club ro- | distri

olio Fund

|the marching mothers had col
lected $1897.46 in their drive |:
on Saturday.

An additional $115.50 had
been subscribed through the
mail, the chairman reported.

Balance of the fund was rais-
ed through contributions made
at the Idle Hour Bowling Alley.
and White Rock Curling Club,
‘Mr. Holland said. *

Ho felt confident that a total
of $2,400 would be reached
when all mail donations haye
been received. ‘
Crescent Beach and Ocean
Park mothers raised a total eof |
$431.84 in the drive in their

iets. 4
Mr. Holland paid tribute
the ipperattee carrl
by the
said the Kinsmen Glul i
holding a social evening
their honor shortly.

sien eased