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‘or William Hodgson told
All Candidates meeting at
Canadian Legion Friday
t he would be in favor of
ing the National Building
3 : i White Rock if it
Proven to him that
Testrictions here are too rigld
The Mayor said he felt sure
Other members of council would
Adopt the same attitude
He made this statement in
Swer to a query from the
r as to the mayor's own
WS On the National Code.
In his rebuttal, Mayor Hodg
#0n denied a claim from may-
Srality candidate Jack Burrows
t tight building restrictions
@ prevented a $4,000 land
Bale on Hilltop following which
city offered the owner
$700 for the property
Mayor Hodgson said it was
Owner's lawyer who had
Made the offer for $700 to
Council, He said the letter
was on file City Hall
“This has been a record year
T as public works is con-
let us have a record
is concern:

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the cir

the res:
les Defieux,

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Mrs. G. R. Currie spent a
few days in Vancouver last
week, the guest of her sister
Mrs. C. Brown

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fayor challenges ‘prove

rigid here’

provisional council on the pros
jent council.

“We had a deficit of $43,000
in 1957, so we decided to hold
the line in 1958 We paid off
the $43,000 and came out of

1958 with a surplus of $30,000. |

“In 1959 we tried to find out
}the pattern being followed by
other cities, and we decided to
pave streets from general rev
enue with no extra money being
paid by the taxpayer," he said.

Premier W, A. ©. Bennett
|says White Rock has done very
well and he is pleased with our |
financial set-up, Mayor Hodgson
stated.

He pointed out that expendi-
tures residents would have to
face in the future will be the
purchasing of a new fire truck;
the development of Ruth John.
son Park; sewering the remaind
er of the city and the erection
of a city hall

"I feel I have done what I
was put in to do, You now have
an organized city and a debt
free city. Planned progress
will put it in shape,” Mayor
Hodgson concluded

Goodie elected
Zone 1 leader

resident of

To Goodie
5 . the

past two
esident of
ayers Monday
te resignauion of
Albert Hunt who|
to resign for health

was acknowledged
John L. Jones
at both council
y Health Unit
with the condi

tary fill
request that
to the matter of |
stops on Victor-
ld over

traffic
Ed Irwin, had
d the matter further

Zone’s

quest for additional }

lighting on Victoria Avenue |
turned down by council, |

k said, as they felt

z in that area was just

adequate as that existing in
other parts of the city

Polling station has been fix-|
ed for this year at 15869 Camp-
bell River Road, respite the
Zone’s request to have a more
central location chosen

Mr. Jones pointed out it was
too late this year to make any
change but any suggestion of a
more suitable premises would
be considered for another elec-|
tion |

Largest Variety

ever shown
for Christmas

Potted
Plants

Poinsettias
Chrysanthemums
Azaleas
Cyclamen
Kalanchoes
vacinths
Begonias

Holly Wreaths

F Your lady will love a

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for Christmas

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Seeds of kindness, goodwill
and human understanding,

planted in fertile soil, spring
up into deathless friendships,
big deeds of worth, and a mem.
ory that will not soon fade out

> George Matthew Adams

Mrs. D, Cordiner
lions from the White Rock

ager of th,
Producegsjf Association, an
nounce: appointment of}
GW.R ell as Division Sales
Manager, Dairyland, F.V.M?.A.|
Formerly Dairyland Retail}
Sales Manager, he has been}
with the Association for over
(Advt.)

26 years.

Meridian -
Douglas

Mrs, EB. Bellway left for her
home in Toronto on Friday af-
tor spending three months with
Mrs, A. C, Darroch,  Pacifie
Highway.

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returned

District Hospital a week ago
Monday after spending two
months there as result of a
heart attack,

Mrs, Jay Ross, Pacifie High-
way, spent last week in Van-
couver visiting her mother, Mrs,
D, Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs, Russell Rupert
and two children of Spalding,

Sask, arrived at the home of
the latter's sister, Mrs, H
Lang, 8th Ave, on Friday.

They have sold their farm in
Sask, and will make their fut-
ure home in the vicinity of|
New Westminster,

ss

|
Mr. R. Gusetasson, son in}
law of Mrs. Z. Haight, of Zero
Aye, arrived from Sask. last |
week to spend the winter vis-
friends and relatives in
couver and the White Rock
district. Mrs. Gustasson will be
at the home of her mother for
Christmas but will return to
Sask, to resume teaching dut-
ies after the holidays.

Mrs. A. C. Darroch, No. 3}
Pacific Highway spent the
weekend in Vancouver visiting
friends.

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