CBC announcers Larry Palef (left) and Doug Maxwell try to get

together withLarry’s teen-age neice Lynne to find out more
about what makes a teen-ager tick. They both take part in the
Monday-to-Friday CBC radio show Supper Magazine, which is a
nightly program providing light entertainment especially tailored

for a teen-age audience,

IN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1959
;

Bright color® crayons invar-
jably delight Junior and dis-
Please Mother - unless they are
accompanied by a practical and
protective coloring apron!

When a budding young artist
begs for crayons, it's a wise
mother who first of all turns
a gaily printed cotton feed bag
or flour sack into a coyer-all
apron with handy cobbler pock-
ets. All you need, according to
local sewing center experts, is
one 25-pound print bag and a
package of bias binding.

Prepare the bag for sewing
by ripping the chain-stitched
seam. Then soaking the fab-
rie in warm, soapy water to re-

t

Colored apron protects |
against bright crayons

length for apron and width,
Draw a rectangle to these meas.

urements,
act cente

of this.

material
the same
of apron.
with bias
in place
Stitch as
ets as de

draw a line 3%" on each side

7’ top line, draw a semi circle
which tapers out ta sides
form two armholes.

Place pattern on fabric and
cut out apron,
cobbler pockets, cut a strip of

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. Make certain of ex-
r of top of apron and

At each end of this

to

For the handy

four inches deep and
width as bottom edge
‘Bind top of pocket
tape, Stitch pockets
at bottom of apron
many individual pock-
lesired, suggest local

is the final might for enrolment
in the White Rock Civil Defence

UBC forms
Fund Council

A Development Council has|tees have been set up to deal
been formed at tht University | with appeals in areas stich as

of British Columbia to
vise the future solicitation of | Siving,
funds for the University, Pres.|and bequests, wills and tru
ident N. A. M. MacKenzie an-

nounced last week | ‘
Objectives of the Council are |Aubrey Roberts will continue

to co-ordinate the University’s ;#s director of the UBC Develop-

fund raising Programs, to assist ment Fund which now stands at
in UBC's public relations, stim-| $8,535,000.

ulate the interest of alumni and |
friends in UBC's development,
and to study UBC’s needs and|suade a man to reason against
recommend for adoption \
§rams involving public support.|/Vinced that equity

The Council will be composed him.

of representatives from the - John Trusler

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1 x 6 Cedar C.M. 4, random

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2x 4 random lengths, per M. $29

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$|Street, passed away this week at

gressive tendencies’; he is nev-
er ‘drunk’, he is ‘impaired’
Let us follow the last-mention:
jed word a little further,
Picture a court-room sceng.
The wife is complaining of her|
husband's striking her after he
had come home ‘drunk’ - “Yes, |
|Your Honor, he was charged up
|to the hair roots, and then he
struck me over the ey and I
tottered to a chair.” - “You say
you tottered, had you been
drinking? ‘Tm not sure what
you mean, Your Honor, but I
believe the blow impaired my
vision for a few minutes, but

ipasses here

A well-known Hilltop  resi-
dent, James Hamilton, 1170 D
his home. He was 71 years of
age.
Mr. Hamilton had lived in
White Rock at his present ad
dress for the past four years,
although he had resided here
}for periods of several years’
duration prior to this. He was
a member of Canadian Legion,
Branch No. 8.
Born in the Isle of Arran
Scotland, Mr. Hamilton emi-
grated to Canada in 1910 and
farmed in Alberta until the
commencement of World War
I when he joined the 16th
Scottish Regiment in Lethbridge

and served overseas for four
years,
He was wounded at Vimy

Ridge in 1917 and was hospital-
ized in France for a wound of
the left thigh Upon his re-
lease he was advised to obtain
his discharge but Mr. Hamilton
refused and in September went
back to France only to lose his
right arm two months before
Armistice,

Lengthy hospitalization in
several British hospitals follow-
ed prior to his return to Canada
where he again took up farming
in various prairie centres before
moving to B.C. in 1920 and tak
ing up farming on Roebuck
Road in Surrey.

Refusing to be outdone, Mr.
Hamilton learned to achieve
with his Jone left arm, what
most people achieve with two,
He became an accomplished
builder and has — renoyated
many homes in New Wertmin-
iter and White Hock.

Funeral service was held from
Chapel Hil Funeral Parlour,
Tuosday at 2 pm. with burial
in the Soldier's Plot, Sunnyside
Lawn Cemetery, Kev, WH. J.
Weatman was in charge, No
flowers were requested but
those wishing to remember him
are asked to send their dona:
tions to the Cancer Society, 11th
fond Heather, Vancouver.

Mr, Hamilton leaves his lov-
ing wife at home, four broth:

sisters in Scot-!

“The driver, Your Honor, the

Civil Defence Officer

He:

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TRANSPORT
TRAINING DIRECTOR

COMMUNICATIONS
POLICE

move labels and printed brand |sewing center experts. Bind all
names. outside edges of apron with bern
An apron pattern may be/bias binding Use a separate rsing ourse bcecagh
drawn on brown wrapping pap-|strip of binding for armhole, ae
er before material is cut. To|leaving a length of binding on T
make this pattern, mieerirel bali ande for ties. please phone ¢ Of thes
board of governors, senate, fac- 2511 or. WI. 8-9175 ‘March
ulty, alumni and student body . cl | h ] 7-31 hi the abs
A number of standing commiit- al 1S m aired n the class at 7:30 p.m. sharp pala
tonight, February 12 in the LHM
super- alumni annual giving, corporate Haye you, gentle reader, not-|I wasn't impaired, if that's ince
commemorative gifts!iced how dainty we are becom-| what you mean.” - “You say 5j Februa
ts IT sts. | ing in our use of certain words? | your husband was charged, who f Mrs
Dr, MacKenzie will act as|t refer particularly to those|charged him?” > SASSI F BUDE AGES Big SWS Y a Ba ' delegat
chairman of the Council. Mr-|words that tell the truth about| ‘I did Your Honor.” - “on| YOU SYLPFUS SY EpPTy? “3
Jus, the kind of truth we do not|it’s you, Corporal Mullicrow, | SET. Z
|Want to hear Instead of the/tell the court what happened.” sn a ‘ i
short, sturdy Anglo-Saxon words) “Well, Your Honor, I sees this 5 OL tre ce ¢
|that mean what they say, we|car weavin’ in an’ out of traffic: | Lhe Coben \ oe? |
: prefer woolly Latinized expres-| ‘impaired drivin’ I says to my- 4 RETURN ea
How difficult it is to per-| sions. self, so I caught up with him
a A person is not ‘bad’ any|jand pinned a ticket on him’ POSTAL
pro-|his interest; though he is con-|more, he is ‘maladjusted’; he| “what was impaired, ‘Corpor- ADDRESS
is against |is never ‘wicked’, he has ‘ag-|al, the car or the driver?” | CORRECT POSTAL ZONE

RURAL ROUTE, or BOX NO

car was OK.” La
a to W
“What you really mean is Peng imitials of the Perse Re
that the man’s skill as a driver | Ve Mam y addressed. ae
|was impaired, but that the man hy wail aress, Post office
was drunk, is it not Corporal?” | Lnen of 2, Correct street EI Route number.
“That's a dirty word, Your| number, of Rural number if
-Honor, us cops never | the 5 POINTS (include correct zone
L know is his breath was i for CORRECT, 3. City torre), town or viNaBe untty
proved by the testin’ machi Pete Ney tence ve (ar equiratest) amd?
hittin’ 1.05, and if that ain't] 4, Province: state (of s in upper
impaired, what is?” wn name and addres)
We leave the scene, our Re nals id corner.
minds clouded by a question a Jefthan WL
mark,
Byatarties ty CANADA POST OFFICE com
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7 City of White Rock

ORGANIZATION

Rupert S. Harris, D.C.M., M.M.
Telephone WI- 8-2511

adquarters Cif Hall

Service

Chief

John L. Jones
A. E. McElligot

VA
Dr. R. J, A. Hogg cu
© W, Pollard TO
R. B. Howse
LPAI Mrs, S, B, Miclecki
NEW

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Major W, L.
R. P. Staniforth
A, Frank
S. B. Evans

Hough

BLIC UTILITIES

IST AID Mrs. J, Geissinger

Fire

Mayor W, T, Hodgson; Alderman A. M. Mitehell; John L.
Control and Jones, City Clerk; Robert B, Howse, Superintendent of Pab-
Planning io Works} A. B, MoBHligot; W, Lloyd Hough; W. D. Beck:
Committee! R, 8, Harris, C.D.0.,

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Police Rescue
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A Phone Call to any of the Above Officers will enrol you
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