WHITE ROCK

Formerly The Semiahmoo Sun & White Rock Weekly

Serving White Rock, Sunnyside, Ocean Park, Crescent Beach, :
Panorania Ridge, Colebrook, Newton, and Surrounding Districts.

White Rock, B-C:, Thursday, January 9, 1958

| Tom Irwin, MP, Spends
@ Christmas in Hospital

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“where Quality Costs No More”

Pioneer Downey H

Sold To Local Lawyer

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tivided the remaining 7.7 acres

$2.50
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COUNCIL ; Gaby Born in WR. Hospital
BREVITIES ; Leatis Centennial Parade

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seventeen-room house, 0:

Marine Drive, one of Whitest, a7 building lots. All have jpovapial Dray cUe aaron ray y ae Sy H
dist -tanilly: residences; "HS }mOntalng- A bara, me | aciatied aitormedacdiiicll ron
eee S. Fee Bee by cd ea Me 4 |Tuesday it was too late to hold | 9 +
‘The home of Mr. and Mrs. |by M. Downey last a t SOSH euicdn oeaeneaERthal
Eigroid so wey, as reat Roush the. Sl Guides and See week Prayers will be said for | ,
by local barrister and solicitor |a hall. qt was moved to ihe Mier STU 2 Ge)
Galt Wilson. Three generations |hilltop aq rebuilt into suitable oo Aes oe |
of Downeys have lived in the |premises‘or scouting and guid he Assoc me a
house which originally stvod 01 ing activites, : ‘
a 77 acre piece of property) An animaand bird sanctua Appraisers acting in the ar-|
fronting the bay. has been M&ataind by Mr. an bitredon proceedings betwieeg i
“T's a bit of a coincidence, |Mrs, Downey ‘or a good m. evans BLS Sees peat hve
but my father and mother, the | years. Deer, Sons, pheasants Soci (2a ee i . eral
late Mr. and Mrs. A. G. DoW-jand many sp%s of smaller airport: site x wat, uu ae
ney, had three sons, I hac three |pirds made the orchard and 5 Byte pte ei be re: “anaes iny ie
Be ie ian sale woe ems ees of from Mrs, T. J. Irwin than ope piece of individual
21 eee Al Doi. pala hte Spe eer s of the serious illness of lots. The property was once
my eae eS 6 saenc’s ; jher husband, Tom Irwin, MP. urveyed for 30 foot lots which
i ney Sg reporting the sale. Mr. and Mrs. Dowey are} xr. irwin, former Speaker of |'ve ont nes
: Som Ser ago the Downey py .ading for California, a few|the House in the B.C Legisla- are not permitted now.
property was sub-divided and dgys to visit with Natives. |ture, and now member of par- i} eh eyte : :
many of the fine ponte now Travelling with them ik their |jiament for Burnaby, has been |_ SUssesion that corned) et
lining Marine Drive in that jstation wagon will be thes two a patient in the Veterans’ Hos- 4 Presentation to White Bee a
area stand on sections of the snow-white ae Mea NU pital in Ottawa since December coun baby: oe relents =%
ad original farm. my and Willie, and their patyt, 20, He was stricken with pneu- ya nt? Seotennls Sa ae a
: Last year Hal Downey sub |Polly, monia following a siege of in- |fr ® recommenc ation uesday.
$$$ ae. $ vil said. a S si ao
‘ : 3 Malo 'a pattent. in a nearby | Union of B.C. Municipalities
fament jard of the same hospital, Mrs, |Wil! hold their 1958_ convention la
nS Ms resident of White Rock at \council was informed Tuesday.
|Rits Auto Court. ‘Delegates from White Rock will rt
| TES 2 ided upon shortly. —
‘ |, Ts Irwins expect to return be deck Pr
to tir Terry Road home in aie Srey

|WhiteRock as soon as Mr. Ir-
____|1D 15 \ble to travel.

Problem of garages being | —
built right to the property line | AES: :

Demanded By Schoo

Board of School District No.
36 will demand arbitration with

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providin

g both groups can ag:

Por NVictoria_and»Coltmbia Ave| A baby boy, weighing five

The Warrenshave lived in_

ree on distribution of the in-

crease. 7 |
Surrey Teachers’ Association

the district's 400 elementary
and high school teachers in an
Cage ek aya Sato feel that experienced teachers
Bay ee Ravedarpointed should receive the itso see Pte
iD hea oe the school board suggested a
sai SEG Se i lage portion of the money be
coed eee peed The teach- added to beginning teachers’
eed 3 salaries.
ers will appoint a representa-| -Wesley Janzen, B.C. Teachers’
Bye, vyath ga; (third aman. te be |Federation salary _Tepresenta-
agreed upon by the appointed tive for the Fraser Valley said
sme . Tuesday teachers felt there
The school board decided to |should be a more equitable dis-

the school board has indicated req durin

willingness to meet the shike Mr. Ja) ity within a

ent on record

iptive strect
know where

Kinsmen Polio

. on the Py
Qhiactive $340 2°
Planning board

Care and Polio
its program in 1958.

The fund finances treatment
services for handichpped child-) “py
ren and polio patients, plus re- jeVerx, : :
pearch and other special pro-| Mr their pension

PE fects in the child care field. It \care Qusing intense
is sponsored by Kinsmen Clubs | most e
throughout B.C. in the will not argue |

Campaign chairman for the| “If y
Jocal drive is Bryce Holland of | ped ch rents righ
1416 Johnston Road. Members |nceds {jf "°™'S Tight
of his committee are William |Kinsme+
Derpak and Steve Sviatko. Care & +

Provincial objective of the |ver,” he '

Child Care and Polio Fund this| Mr. Hollople as al

md yeas
am atn't deny,

year is $275,000 Mr, Holland
said. = * j

“We sincerely hope White $100,000 hasp of do |
Rock citizens will support us| (Continue

UPPOR?-

landlord's rent-

gain have |

pt a case

that one
dst be some |
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en |
notify the teachers of the arbi- tripution. : | or
tion. demand following 2) An emergency meeting of | ¥ | a Weal

mécing x between tUS- teachers was held Monday at) Ls ’
eee “eh Peles aie oe sath Seon Appointment “of three pro- SaaS
sentativ se of the ing | td oth 20 pera

Teachers are den; ang eretepaaen roe rains Day,” gypifsreation men as the directlyresponsible to the peo-
ii per cent pay incre ‘Bnd ‘tion dew long before the dogs, Billy Grahafiesyuas, 6 Reve Nest ene

Counthreferred a request by
|Morley Gyoster of 1259 Ever- council -to the regional plan-
all for coneyction of access to ning board for study. Ald. Alex
his propert-{o public works Mitchell said council would
superintendet Bob Giowse on \sedn have'to adopt some policy
Tuesday, Coukj) felt’an access regatding construction of gar-
if constfacted rould serve only ages as the problem was be-
Mr. Foster. coming ‘serious.

Park Committee Queried;

_|Hillside Dairy, Pacific Highway,

is 3 pounds, seven” Otinces, Was born q
jnues hasbeen referred by. the [PP 'White Rock and District Hos- |White Rock for 11 years. They
pital on New Year's morning to | were married in England when
give his parents a special and /Mr. Warren, now a customs’ of-
joyous 1958 present. |ficer at White Rock, was serv-

Michael John Warren, a third gg overseas life ot
son for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil F. waa bord int Eaten Kent
Warren, 1450 G Street, arrived Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Nevard, @
at exactly 3.57 am. January 1. E bay fea

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He is a brother for Richard, fsueehs Es) ce baby se
12, Bryan, 10, and Wendy, 6. P#tents: feat
Besides being the first Baby | "
born in the local hospital in THE WEATHER
1958, Michael John is also Max. Min. Rain -
White Rock’s Centennial baby, tury Mex of
51

Gifts from Rosemount Flor-
ists, Washington Avenue, and

to Scotland, the woollen in-
dustry, and Wall Street are
blended into a fascinating |
whole by the author of|
“Whales and Men.” |

“THE SOUND OF WINGS,”
By J. B. Roberts and P.
L, Briand,

Major Roberts and Captain
Briand have traced the history
of flight from man’s first
dream to the crashing of the
sound barrier. Their collection
of stories, first-hand exper!-
ences, and poems, captures
for the reader the spirit of

flying.

“THE RIGHT HONOURABLE |
CORPSE,” by Max Mur-
Tay.

Against the background of
the diplomatle circles of Can-
berra and the wild bush coun- |
try of Australia this mystery |
is aét. The author unfolds his
ingenious plot with the excite-
ment, dexterity and pleasant
wit always associated with his
“corpses.”

“CHINDIT INDISCRETION,”
by J. H. Denny.

The suthor, an officer of
the Royal Engineers, with
Wingate’s Chindits in Burma,
found a pecullarly-shaped sta- |
tuotte of Buddha on a railway,
Platform, It proved a talisman
when he was captured by the
Japanceo; this is.a.romarkable
adventure story.

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