|
ck,"

an attentive
ering of 100 men and women at
White Rock Hotel last Friday,
ut in event of the war coming to
ese
play an important role fn shelterinj
oe from metropolitan areas.
“Dr, Murray discussed the forma-
tion of the A.R.P. known as tho
Civitian Protection Com:
this Province, from Its inception by
tho Federal government over two
years ago. The plan adopted fol-
Jowed along the general lines of the
British Air Raid Precautions but
‘was interpreted to apply to special
‘conditions in Canada. The chicf
difficulty encountered was in the!
attitude of the people themselves
because democracy was opposed to
any form of regimentation. How-
ever, recent events in Europe had
made Canadians aware of their yul-
nerability and an earnest desire to
co-operate with authorities had
been aroused. Dr. Murray spoke of

the close link between Greater
Vancouver and the Lower Mainiand
municipalities in matters of de-
fense and precaution, He assured

his audience that all precautions

had been taken to protect the lives

and properties of civilians but em-
phasized that civilian needs would

Be up to the civilians themselves.
__He urged everyone to do their part,
“saying, “Hitler's secret weapon is
hot a physical one but Fifth Column
Activities. There fs hardly a na-

tion which is not honcycombed with

Nazi treachery.”

Air Warden Edward Morris dealt
with the practical side of A.R.P.
Work. He pald tribute to Rupert
Harris, who had organized the
White Rock area, He described
biackont preparations but empha-
sized that essential services must
be maintained.

Dr. Murray presented First, Aid
certificates to Wm. Ashton, H.
Baker, R. I. Merklin, F, Hassall,
F. Varty, A. Cunningham, Rod Dow-
ney, V. Goxgs, J. Downes, H. Dow-
ney, J. Magill, G. Benetton, ‘,
Morden, J. Bielby and F, L, Smith.
Special certificates were awarded
to K. Moffatt, T. Hoge and H, Lee.

Chief Len Collishaw of Surrey

: Evacuation Centre
be

coasts, ft will cine

mittee in jments.

Field Day Nets
$88 For Red Cross

Aw a rosult of the Ponce Portals
open fleld day on Wednoaday the
to

1940 Swim

in no little way to make the May a hole-in-one om the third this
Day the great success it was, But | w
the most important thing is that
now we have in this community
an organization where boys can
et the best of training in how to
be a good citizen,

Let us hope that next year the
group will grow even larger and
thus give many more boys the op-|
portunity of learning to be good |

citizens through the Scout move-|d

Firee Aid ‘Glass,

Hold Examination

‘Twenty-five White Rock
took their first ald examin
the United Church H
ning. Dr. F. D. Sinc
ided, Mr. Rupert Harri
instructor for the Ia
sented a handsom:

Can. Legion W. A.

women |

fon tn
aftern

® Hull on

ment, Tue

Q Je:
The South Fraser Women’s In-

Kit by Mrs, Gogge on bel
stitute District Board met at the Mr. Hibrtls thas’ since | tho luc
White Rock Lodge on Friday, June the Pretiters ~ Corpassat |. Host
1th, The meeting decided to hold} North Vancouver. Mesdame monds,

their annual Moore and Robson.

convention at the| ‘The pre will commence

White Rock Hotel on October ist.)ambulunce training shortly and
‘The South Fraser Mstitute will hold | tentative plans are under for] W. A. will be held on Tue
@ picnic at Cultus Lake on Tiies-|the formation of a new first aid|9th, at the hon

day, August 6th: for Kent

SPRINKLING

Sprinkling will only be permitted between the following hour
Consumers North of Columbia Ave.
a South ” :6¢7 p.m.

i Under no circumstances will permission be afforded tosprinkle out-
side these hours as it is imperative that a supply for domestic purposes

5-6 p.m.

” ”

Police presided.

Newsettes

y ;
Mr. and Mrs, Hillman and Mrs,

Howler

ae

be maintained at all times.

Any consumers found sprinkling outside the above mentioned
hours will be immediately put on meter rates with a minimum of $
per month. .

There is plenty of water forall, but it must be used economically
and under no circumstances will wastage be permitted.

It is with regret that the Comnany is compelled to take this mi
ure, but the privilege of sprinkling which was granted free by the Com-
pany has been abused to such an extent thatsprinklers and hoses have
been found in use night and day, Again, allowing taps to ‘un with the
object of “cooling” foodstuffs is unnecessary waste and cannot be permit-
Use all the water you require, but use it carefully and avoid waste,
member that other consumers may not be so fortunate in th sup-
regulations are not complied with.

¢ Company readily appreciates that the majority of the consumers co-op:
t extent with the Company and trust thoy will continue to do so
Hfendets of these regulations, in the interosts of thecommunity.

i Be ij
a a an,

PROGRESSIVE Newspaper IN A Procressive District

Hold Social!

Season

Officialy Opens Sat.

sum of $88 will he turned ove
tho Rod Cross. A nuibor of prizow r +
i wore not wid, Pro Howard Morrill ming weanon will, of: m 5
BSOUCM ENE ULE We tions WAP he. ined, |r MmMID nenwon wilt om.) Serra gy
«es the womoen'é tonrnmipent on July lorayien under Jolt aponsorabip of : 5
MEATS ATCEIVICIES| {1 cad in eubscaitentfaventn in at) ciuutee, Wider oldt sponnoratin Regulations
of the Tod Grou tatdr in the wim-| guy wilt atart
mer, ait 7 iil be feat A; Sprinkiin re ations are now
io aécasion will be featured “hy
By Scout Reporter. Resulia were as follows: Low f BET Mann oGiel i force and th Cs for this be
groga (mon), Wm, Whitson, 73; 2nd : 1nd trom 5 i & pan. from Columbia
0 otlvity draws | O8# (men), Wim. Dia juides and Tt Jolin, Huntor and hay:
ti i ene ‘ett os Tonk: back |10W" &robs, H, Govlottlys rd tow} ants satel ue north and from 6 to 7 from
PAS t eal aA ne 4 te AHAB aE lt ©) Columbia to the waterfront.
at their accomplish: |F Paver Lixony datvoring. : B
Pee eee re a handful, of boys |«men), Norman Beaton 0 } ‘ae caught sprinkling: out
with tho backing of a fow Inte Wm. Brooks, 67) 311 raatted on oe Hinbs, BIg Param
ested citizens, the troop has grown |1oW net (ted), Win. Moff RRCEraRUeCTEA Heater wise 0
FomneHe Euipateolsl Thay’ tinve |ETmewlk, 62. Nom eon tostante, tt one ae en eee ane anna en
provadlithemselves to be real assets |#+ Coli’ James; 2nd, Floyd Partio, |TV On riot, (dus £9 aeteaston
to the community, Perhaps. the |Low gross (Iailes), Velma Kerr; : ft { but ix merely a precau-
* y nel vs Cave Free ill a regular
most direct benefit the residents |}ow net, Gladys Cayo, Gay Mastare Cathettnemttth Ty measure to prevent future
Haye received has been the part the Mate tien aoa ae arcity.
scouts took in helping to decorate] © PEACE PORTAL NOTES Pa auadstates Cand ne
the town at Christmas, and helping) Young Bil Watsow of White Rock |i. ii)
Local Poet

Receives Honor

For her artistic “and outstanding
contributions temporary lit-
Marion Isabel Angus wai
erred Honorary Mem-
ne Field Society

by the Board of

to co

erature,
recently
bership in th
Loni

“a of
to who
thems in

Upon the poet's
honour, a parch-
forwarded

¢|inent of x
her from Jolin
tional President of t
Soclety.

8 also invited to
2 a Preview Associate of the:
nd is the only person
a to whom tis
been accorded. Mrs.
Angus will the opportunity of
passing judgment on at least four
tanding books yearly, prior to
|their appearing In the book stores.
For her comments, Mrs. Angus has
the field of contemporary
of which she is

3

pri

chose

BUS SERVICE FOR V. 0. N.
GARDEN PARTY

ve Peter's garage
ftornoon, July
for the V. O. N. garden party
at the home of Mrs. A. Wallace,
Ocean Ps Additional stops will
be made al key points slong Wash
ington Avenue,

A bus. will Te:
Wednos¢

| Stop Sign Erected
1

A "STOP" sign has boon erected
fat the corner of Maplo Street,
Which will compel motorists to step
bofore entering Washitigton Ave
|nue, This tk a dangerous corner, as
jpvas pointed out recently in our:
correspondents’ column, and wwe are
grateful to the Surrey Council! for
mitigating this danger. From no
‘on, It's up to the motoristat

‘The Poace Portal mon
tournament on. i
noon In ald of the