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Burrows accused City Clerk jed his hearers of the conse-
John L, Jones of being Mayor |quences should the school ref-
William Hodgson’s “campaign |erendum be defeated.
manager” at the All Candidates) “Should it be defeated you
meeting held Friday at the|will have to look at a larger
Canadian Legion. one in the next year or two.
Burrows also labelled city|Passing of this referendum
hall as a “court of inquisition.” | would add $2 annually per lax-
: He reminded his hearers that|payer,” he said,
e i as School trustee he was a mem-| “I have heard the mayor

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Gas as - Potted Mums, a
Cut Flower, _ Reasonable Prices

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Good Selection

GlAdahlia Gardens

17016 Campbell River Road
\ Mile East of King Geo. Hwy.

_— Phone WI 8-1473 —

, all sizes

ber of the largest elected body |promise Old Age Pensioners
outside of the islature in |consideration. How can this be
so in view of the fact a prop-
Alen on Finlay Street and Cliff,

owned by a woman eres +t}
is to be sol

a Te hus Aree OG put the| The Explorers of White Rock ed to choose their own cos-

sale fell through because of the United Church will present tumes for the parts and the

building restrictions placed on| 4 Christmas Pageant on Mon- results are both colorful and

the house by the city council? | day, Dec. 21 at 7 P.m.as part interesting. Chief Counsel-
“Following this, the city of-| of the church’s Sunday School lor Mrs. A. R. Laing and

Phone WI 8-9063 fered her the grand sum of $700| Christmas Concert, The 38 counsellor Rosemary Laing,

50tfn |for the site, so it could be used| Explorers will enact the age Miss Sharon Powell and Miss

as a park. old story in four scenes, The Wendy Cuthbert are produc-

MOLES “T deplore this type of treat-| children have been encourag- ing the pageant.

ment to anyone,” he said ——
He cited the treatment ren-

dered Mr. Fred Gillespie sy WCTU Leader Urges Protest

the example council had made

x Se, lot this. man Against B.C. Liquor Sales
’ Burrows commented on the a. Dorotny ¢

NTA case of Mr. H. P. Falls, founder |, Mts. Dorothy © r
=) |of the Spray-Crete construction |I"S President of the Women's
ROVED!* jwno had asked to get an aud-|Chr Temperance Union of
* 77% |ience with council only to re-|B.C, has asked members
an ceive word from City Clerk | flood Premier W. A. C
John L. Jones, stating: ‘1
have taken your request jor
jan audience with the mayor
jand we have decided that no
good would come to council

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rs. Conor of the Sweet Shop wishes
the near future

lete line of Bak-
Rayner’s Bakery,
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ford, retir-) could offer something peculiar
this part of the world, Mrs

wford pointed out

to |<, The B.C. Government derives | 3

Ren, |S1780 per capita annually from to announce that i

3eN-|the sale of liquor in the prc 3

nett with letters protesting the|ince but donates a mere five he will have a co!

jrecommendation of the B.C./cents per capita towards the

Tourist Association that aleo-|Aleohol. Foundation. for rehab. cay Covity BY

holic beverages be sold on Sun-|ilitation of alcoholics, it was Crescent Bea:

days in eating places and also/stated by Mrs. Crawford.

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while selection is at

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|from it.” lbe sold from Ae atone | Christmas C.
« ” 2 “ grocery store | She se i the well worn V
gp ACLOCKS ena WATCHES (gti De nee. to ea ae phrase of “drink like a gentle Turkish ht, Home Made Fudges,
5 te =| irs. Crawford was speaking|man” as a deceitful promise. . -
* FANCY CHINA going to council,” Burrows at the regular monthly meeting |"Who can tell the efferc Hawoe Irish Ch tes, and Chocolate Novel
*® MUSICAL |said of the WCTU held in the lounge | will have on a person?” she ties
i JEWEL BOX | “Courtesy is a two way street. )of the First United Church ed )

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i ® LUGGAGE I would insist on good public} The speaker pointed out that

relations at the city hall and/some 50 per cent of Americ:
| would keep an open door at do not drink and such legisia- |cr
council with taxpayers made tion would be of no benefit to
welcome to attend a ‘beef |them, The Tourist Bureau are
session” each week where alljasking for the legi
their complaints and  sugges-|the grounds it would dr
tions could be aired and take!

Mrs, P. C. Perry, president,
ned the meeting with pray
and Mrs. Galloway gaye an
inspiring devotional message in
hich she stressed the import-|
ion on jence of total absinence in the |
w more |home, community and nation in

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jtourists to B.C, centres on the |view Shea

JEWELRY & ono eure ee saab ie ae ee :

Gift Sho “There are 200 property own-/ Many countries offer special |fects of excessive use of alcohol | © E!

j Pp ers on the means test in this attractions to tourists, such as|xas causing in ite wake % Across from Library 15055 Washington Ave. be
Hilltop Pacific Ave.&|Ccity and they must be given |handicrafts and special foods,| Rev. A. R Laing joined the

B.C.|women for lunch.

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Jolly Jumpers $10.65

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Electric Power Drill Skil = 18:98
Snap on Jig Saw, Circ, Saw., Sander,
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