Councillor Jack Burrows.
Complications: with
White Rock Water Works pipe |
jine is the reason for the pre-
sent hold-up in the work, Mr. |
Burrows said. If the cement
walk is laid trouble may de-
yelope with the water
which are of the old, woode

variety.
Council is faced with the al- |
ternative of either

down all the shade trees on had time
the side of the grounds where jtion. ae

the sidewalk is to go, and tear |

out all the roots, or building |sch

Brmmsmas, sere
School Sidewalk Held
Up By Water Line

pL RAEI

side of Johnston.

elayed to considerable
further @\ coe the Councillor

the | Whereas costs of the second
lwould be shared by business
premises.

lrols for the school children
lwould be necessary, one at
lines |Roper and one at Buena Vista
mand Johnston, if the second
jplan is followed, he said.

cutting | Suspended until

Judd,

man, 13 Ave. Roper;
Entries in

Wright, 15311 Roper Ave.
Rabbit entries won
awards

Keyworth, 15075 Royal Ave;
The first plan will entail
extra expense,

pointed out,
Ave.

went to Mr. A. E. Morgan, |
14737 Washington Ave; and 1)
award, Mr. Charles E. Head, |
14749 Goggs Ave.

Two cross walks with pat-

eral awards for White Rock. ;

sidewalk is
Council has
to review the situa-

Work on the

Sheep, R. Durand.

Lloyd Lewis & Son, 2337
Immediate. setting up Johnston Road, captured 28
ool patrols was advocated | prizes for Bantams and eight

the concrete walk on the west ‘by Councillor Burrows. | awards for standard poultry.
and was a familiar figure | -~ ——————
Woman Preacher there until three years ago |} i
Builds Own Tabernacle|when severe heart attacks | Laid to Rest
Al Womun Wuu fruised aucs|kept him practically bed-rid-}

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Yendeu a bavic
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conswucuun work

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perieuces a 4 Hceuiy au we
Fark dsculre vu Oulluay,
Depicember ¥, al « p.m.

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trom Sulupe wit wer parents

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Saskatcnewan duver
coming 0

youn, marrica

prailics,

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woman.

port she went on to ao more
than most women accomplisn

in a wnole lieume. |

In between taking in paying |of Brian Loug)
guests and puilaing the taper- [resident of White Rock.

macie which was partially de-

stroyed by fire in 1903, Mrs. | veteran of

Cobb ran a home tor aged
persons and heid services.

A few years ago she mar-
ried Mr. Harold Cobo, 4 weil-
known Salvation Army work-
er from Saskatoon.

The couple have now ob-
tained a permit to build an
up-to-date convalescent nome
and are planning a cainpaign
to raise tunos.

At we Sunday gathering,
the first event in tne cam-
paign, Mrs. Cobb will tell of
her experiences and her hopes
for building the new convales-
cent home.

Surrey Pioneer
Dies in Shaughnessy

A well-known resident of
White Rock and pitneer of
Surrey, Mr. Tadajiio (Tom)
Maye of 1264 Pacific High-
way, passed away at Shaugh-
nessy Hospital on

age.
Mr. Maye
Veteran of

was a

s | den.

Rock, B.C; Mrs. Peter Berg-
|man,
}Max Ryder, Spence’'s Bridge, |, near a tei
B.C.: Mary of Quebec, | Seattle; six grandchildren and
land Rita of Vancouver; Angel

as, at home; also eight grand-
children.

on Tuesday, Augus
4 |Columb!
with Rey. F.
|clating. Interment took place
in the Fraser View Cemetery.
|

ver. |Brian Loughnan
alone with ner children to SUP- |Njiag in Mexico City

Friday,
August 24. He was 65 years of

returned
the First Great
War, having served overseas
with the 50th Battalion. He
came to White Rock in 1918

_., | McEWEN: August 31, 1956,
He leaves his widow; seven! yy.7) Annabelle McEwen, of
jaughters, Lily (Umi) of White | 4675 North Bluff Road, age 88
years. Survived by 2 sons;
|Ernest at White Rock; George,

Vancouver, B.C.; Mrs.

ey dehildren, Funeral
se held Tuesc
September 4, at 2 p.m
Chapel Hill Funeral Parlour,
; Victoria Avenue
to Surrey Cen
|Rev. W. Ward

from

at home, and one son, Thom-

Funeral services were held
28 at the
Funeral Chapel,
A. Ramsey offi- |

NORRIS: Septe:
1956, Margaret E
8 F Street, «
Survived by her

e 81 year.
loving hus-
, Henry at
20, Willlams

B.C.

s celebrated by
Wednesday,
per 5, at 11 a.m. from
of the Sea Church at
Rock to Sunnyside

He was 33 years of age. A
the Second World
War in which he lost a leg,
Brian was a feature writer for
the Victoria Colonist
ing his return to Canada. His
mother, who pre-deceased him

i ) White
follow- | Lawn, Chapel Hill Ltd. Fune-

ral Directors.

two years ago, Aved on Wash- TALBOT September 3,
ington Avenue and was well-|1956, Frank Ernest Talbot of
known in White Rock 15259 Pacific Avenue, age 61

librarian in the local

u years. Survived by his loving
Born in North Vancou wife, one son Frank, Sarnia,
Brian attended White Rock |Ontario; four daughters, Mrs.
Elementary school for a num-|N. Lowe, Baildon, Sask.; Mrs.
ber of years. |C. Haight; Mrs. N. Evans and

Following the war he and)|Hilda, White Rock; two bro-
his father, started the pocket |thers and three sisters. Fune-
magazine, B.C, Digest, pub-|ral service will be held Fri-
lished in Vancouver. When!day, September 7 at 2 p.m.
Mr. Loughnan, Sr., died, pub-|from Chapel Hill Funeral
Mication of the magazine |Parolur, Victoria Avenue at E

, ceased. - eee Street to Sunnyside Lawn,
if = ae Rev. T. Keyworth and Rev.
Many PNE Prizes ee Griffiths officating.
Captured by Ph 4
\Colebrook and Rid
W.R. Entrants | ee

‘RA, Ask Road

Local winners in several]

classes of PNE awards an-|Improvements
nounced this week include: |
Floriculture and vegetables: 9 brook and Panorama

awards; Judy Pugsley, 1185) Ratepayers’ Ridge

Association at-

awards, W. Jones, 14619 Wash- 'j,
5 as ng to ask for in
ington Ave.; floriculture and to eras in thei speed aa

a ir area,
vegetables, 16 awards, Frank! Complained of were Roe-

A delegation from the Cole- |

ables, 5 awards, James Herd-|Roads. The latter being very
caged birds} quested and erection of a sign
brought two awards to A.|stating it is a blind road.

for D. V. Swayze, allotment for
Blake Rd; 1 award for Bryce widening Coulthard.

narrow, widening was re-

Councillor Stevens pointed

12/out that he had $700 on his

ditching and

The other two roads are in

1 award, B. C. Hill, 16376 Sun-|Ward 3 and had been refer-
nyside Rd.; 1 award, Ingle- red to the Board of Works
wood Rabbitry, 14957 Thrift meeting on Sept. 17, he said.

In the Hobby Show, 1 award Local Swim Relays

Lose to Crescent Club

{Swimming Association
| teams
Livestock entries drew sev-' iu in the August 19 events.

|were White

aos Vancouver; two
Word has just been receiv- | daught Mrs. M. Aikins,
ed of the death in Mexico City | West Summerland; Mrs. L. |
hnan, a former) Rogers, White Rock. Requiem

|

|
|

The White Hock Amateur
relay

| thern Railway Depot,

1234 Foster St.; veget- buck, Sandell and Coulthard terlude. Mrs. F. Daley led the Con

meeting included a plan of

devotional, The busines of the | Co
1)
activities for the fall season, 104 4x a

The White Rock Colour) | fetter from ;
Photography Club will have bitt, at present atten

ors and Mun i
Hamilton, Ontario, has 1
received by Council. It con-

Sunday, Sept. 9. Members and
friends will please meet at 10|

a.m. sharp at the Great Nor-|taing a notice of his intention
: and | to exercise power
bring a good lunch for the reeye and sacar bets Conte
long day. A car pool will be|cil the motion passed August
arranged if necessary. The 13 requiring the treasurer to
next meeting will be held on supply statements of th !
Friday, Sept. 14 at 8.30 p.m.'maintenance expenditures BS 1

lost to the Crescent

The local relay team con-

Light Horses, 3 awards, Faith .
d i 3 Sisth of Alex Gillespie, Al
Hoy; Livestock, Light Horses, Pinch Dave Reid stl Clare

R. H. Gardiner; Livestock, |Donnelly lost the Semiahmoo

Cup in the Senior Men’s event.
Losing the Senator Taylor
cup to the nearby resort team
Rock’s Women’s
Senior relay swimmers, Ann
Evens, Kathy Mayers, Judy
Mayers and Joan Paterson.

In the Junior Girls 75 yard
swim the White Rock Water
Works trophy went to Paddy
Studds with Judy Bisson tak-
ing second place.

Tying for first place in the
women’s 100 yard free-style
swim Ann Evans won the
Pacific Stages Cup.

The monthly meeting of the

, White Rock and District Hor-

ticultural Society will be held
on Tuesday, September 11 at
8 p.m. in the United Church
Hall. Mr. J. M. Reitz of the
Empire Nurseries will speak
on “Dwarf Fruit Trees.” Par-
lour Show. Visitors welcome.

The Women’s Federation of
the Crescent United Church
met in the Ladies’
September 4, with the presi-

dent, Mrs. J. Loghrin presid-
ing. nty-cight members
were present at this first)

(FACTS or LIFE

meeting after the summer in-
———_|

Parlour, |

in the White Rock Library.|a ward basis.

Will members please bring 4| It was agreed
: a by Council
slides each for the monthly that the Municipal Act gives

club competition and also their ia Reeve this veto power, if it
is exercised within 30 days.

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