A 54-year-old Vancouver
surance salesman died as a
result of injuries received in
this wreckage Saturday
King George Highway and
Colebrook Road, when a grav-
el truck plowed

Meredith Pugh, 1519 Beach,
died Sunday in St.

EUR UNE
Christmas

Boxed Chocolates

STATIONERY

DRUGS

“DISPENSING.
ta OUR BUSINESS”

Hospital. Driver of the truck
that hit Pugh’s car, Charles
Henry Carr of White Rock

escaped injury. RCMP say
the brakes on the gravel
truck allegedly failed and

the truck shot out of Cole-
brook Road crashing into the

car that was northbound on
King George. Sun staffer
Wayne Piper who was on the
scene and took the above
photos reports the car was
knocked 50 feet by the im
pact and damage to the
truck was extensive.

the mayor at that time

He said the mayor had read
|the “riot act,” warning alder-
®/men against accepting city w
camera” meeting

at an “in
that night
Zack said Fennell had often
done minor elecéricel work
|for the city and never charged
|for it

He said there had been sey-|to drop?
then

feral minor bills presented by
Fennell but said he could not

recall on what date or the cir-|

cumstances involved. .
Zack reported he also told
the mayor such a practice would

jbe a direct reflection on His }

| Worship

i
Mayor Hodgson declined to

make any comment on the issue
at Tuesday's meeting
City Solicitor Galt

Jones last week that in his
opinion Ald, Fennell was not
disqualified from seeking re
election under Section 48 of the
Municipal Act

He said Fennell had never
held a contract with the city.

The issue arose when Mayor
Hodgson
|Candidates meeting at Buena
Vista Hall that “Fennell and
Son” had carried out electrical
work to the storage shed

The mayor said he was aware
that Fennell had done minor
electrical work for the city but
that any major contracts for

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members for allowing Fennell
to do city work

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jrestore what
Wilson |MeDuffe said
told Returning Officer John L. |
an election any
is made by the mayor or al- |
dermen
what goes on at this council. In
view of the lateness with which
this resolution has been brought
{o this committee’s attention,|2nd served with the
wouldn't it be fair that all of
this council
the matter and
janswer at the next meeting?” |ter nurses training.

admitted at an All)

that would exempt him.
isn’t one section
fo this instance.

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or less responsible that
thing happened.
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RATEPAYERS ASK REFUND

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work or purchases always went
before council

MeDuffe criticized council’s
ction in postponing the resol
Tuesday and blasted

"J don’t see the reason for

legal advice then,” McDuffe}
said,
Mayor Hodgson replied,

“What you asked. me at

open meeting is different from |

what you are asking me to-

night.” |
‘This is rising out of that

tion, It is an effort

has been done

Ald. Hynds stated, “During

utterance that

has no bearing

should look
give you

into

McDuffe asked, “Did this

council know or did they not
know that Ald. Fennell was do-
ing work for the City?”

Mayor Hodgson answered,

“JT do not feel that the mem-
bers should get into any dis-
cussion tonight
should be

No discussion

gal advice

McDuffe said “We consider

|that an alderman was absoluis
ly disqualified to sit in
jcouncil when he
jaction to receive remuneration.

this
took

“There is nothing in the Act
There
that applies

“All the other aldermen sitt-
council are more
this
For the siin-

gated by the Ratepayers to do
their business and I don’t think
there is any excuse for not
carrying out the Act.”
McDuffe then read the oath
of office which eyery Council
member must swear to before
faking a position, part of

which stated, “I will faithfully
perform the duties of my of-
fice and will not allow private
interest to influence
public matters,’”

me in

IOOF Lodge will meet Mon}

day, Dec, 21, All members are
asked to attend. Visiting broth-
ers are welcome, Phone H. L.
McCallum, secretary, WI 8-
028. Bud and Ron where are
you? J. A. Barrie, noble grand,

There are no greater mir
acles known to earth than per-

fection and an unbroken friend-
ship.

an|in local trac

on}

gone into without|

Women’s Institute
Christmas party

The regular December mect-
ing of the White Rock Wo-
men's Institute took the form
of a Christmas party when
members gathered at the home
of the president, Mrs. A. Sam-
pert. Some 29 ladies were in
attendance, including one new
member,

The group displayed three
quilts, numerous hand-knit
sweaters and other clothing for
their Unitarian Relief project.
Also eight rehabilitated dolls
were displayed which haye been
made over by members to
brighten some child's heart.

The group would like to ex

fend an invitation to anyone
moving here from the Prairies

to join the group. An invitation
is extended to all ladies.

The next
held on January 18,
the home of Mrs. Sampert,
15341 Columbia Ave. at 2 p.m.

MARLENE

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Queen Elizabeth were the other

competitors for the titles.
Marlene has been

he has participated in
‘coming to White Rock

meeting will be
1960, ai

outstand-
ing in all the phases of sport
since

Two honored by
Senior Citizens

Mr, Albert Greenwood, newly

elected president of the White
Rock Senior Citizens’ Associa-
tion chaired the regular mon-
thly meeting of the group held
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 15, in
the Anglican Church Hall.

Upon the resignation of ist
vice president, Mr. Ed Humph-
reys, past president Mr. V. W-
Plant was elected to the posi-
tion.

Mr,

Mr.

set a new Canadian midget dis-| B.C. forty years ago.

cus record
109 feet,

with a
nine inches

Marlene has been a member
Juvenile

of the White Rock

of the B.C
ber

of of a

and field meets.

She has been awarded

Day
years.

Meet for the past

moo for two years.
Marlene E

Semiahmoo senior girls bas-
|Ketball team for two years
end the junior team for one
year.

This young athlete has been |

@ member of the senior girls
volleyball crew for one year
juniors |

for two years.
Upon completing
hool, Marlene

her

throw of
at_ the | byshire,

|South
the
during World War 1

the
aggregate cup at the Newton)
two
She has also been jun-
to|ior aggregate winner at Sem-

high |
hopes to en-

Mr.

African War and
Canadian Field

PUBLIC

wishe;

Phone WI 8-8123

Jack Carle provid.
lights on Hilltop

Jack Carle of Johnston
Service is providing a i
“Christmas look” — on.
with his strings of lights (hat
stretch from the service gt.
tion across the road to the
Binning Block.

The lights are owned jy,
Carle and are hooked into Freq
Binning’s neon sign,

Andrew McLellan was
elected to the position of treas-
urer also formerly held by Mr.
Humphreys,

Carols were enjoyed with Mr,
McKean at the piano and films
were shown by Mr. Lilley.

Mrs. Cummings and Mrs, Me-
Kean were tea convenors.

Mr. Plante reported all is in
readiness for the annual Christ-
mas dinner to be held in the
United Church Hall, Thursday
evening

Two members reaching their
85th birthdays this month are
Mr. E, A. Allan and Mr. T. J.
Keyton.

Allan was born in Bruce
She | County, Ontario and came

to

with
Artillery

held on

ll

to announce the

of an OFFICE at

Johnston Road

for the practice of his profession

Hilltop

Jack Carle, —_ Wolstenerogy

Agencies and liquor vendor
Itunt are meeting the elec.
trical costs of the lighting

‘The lights switch on at about

4 p.m. and remain illuminates
until about 1 a.m. each day

University Club
Yule festivities

A delightful Christmas parry

was enjoyed by members o¢
the White Rock branch of the
University Women’s Club when
they met at the home of Mrs,
D. M. Agnew, 13144 New Me.
Lellan Road.

Games and Christmas songs

were enjoyed,

Mrs. D. M. Doubleday rep-

\dered delightful Christmas solos
land led in the bright singing
Mrs. W. R. Dewar accompamed
Mrs.
and Miss Mary Malloy read a
Keyton was born in Der-| Christmas poem.
and served with the
Star of Tomorrow Meet heid|Army Ordinance Corps in the
the postponment. Did the may-jin Vancouver in 1958.
or think the matter was going |
If he did think so}
he should have procured|Girls Softball team, winners
title for the past|
two years and has won a num-
ggregate trophies |

Doubleday on the piano

Delicious re-

|freshments were served.

The next meeting

Monday,

will be
January 25,

at the home of Mrs. A. D. Me:
'Pherson, 15669 Cliff Avenue

Carlson

WHITE ROCK

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uesday,

SILVER MOON

Dec. 22

- 8 pm,

Brussel Srouts 2 Ib. 49¢ |
Carrots, 1 lb. cello 15¢

FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES

WHITE ROCK MARKET

Nichol and North Bluff

s Trees

- We Deliver

“White Rock’s Only Open Air Market”

Bananas ..... 2 Ib. 25¢
Cabbage, Iho See alee
Turnips, Ib. ........ 5e Coven’ Onions 3 Ib. 25e

Potatoes, B.C. Gems ....
Grapefruit, 48’s ......

— MEAT

A...--. W Ibs. 33¢
v-

ye 5 ous A: Foner
ECIALS —
Round, T-Bone, Sirloin Steaks, Ib. ......... 79
Minced Beef, lean, fresh ........... 3 Ib. $1.00
Pork Chops, lean, tender, Ib.
Blade Cross Rib Pot Roast. lean, Ib. ....... 59e
Beef Stew and Kidney, Ib.
Bacon, layer, Ib.
Christma

PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY

Our outdoor fruit and vegetable display is now covered
for the convenience of our customers,

Just Phone Us

Phone WI. 8-0321

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WI 8.0321