Surprise open
. house for Faders

"A surprise open house was

© eld Sunday, April 12 all after
noon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Herbert Fader, 14890
North Bluff Road in honor of
the marriage of Miss Diana}
Lowe to their son  Exward |
Fader.

Guests included Mr. and Mrs, |
Maurice Lowe, Ocoan Park, par:
ents of the bride; the bride's
brother Bernard Lowe and his}
wife and two children; scveral
relatives and friends from Van- |
couver and the lo commun,
ity

The groom's two sisters, Mrs
Dorothy Hislop, Mrs. Frank
Kelly and their husbands from
Burnaby; also the groom's
grandmother, Mrs. C. Sherriug
his aunts and uncle, Mr. and

= Fred Mylroie, Mr, and

Grozav and relatives and
s from Vancouver were

to 10

ts were served
fet supper con
A total of 75
tertained.

of the day the
groom displayed the
y had re.

Well known for his -sportscast
ing over CBC radio, Doug Muy
well is Canadian host for Game
Of the Day, the Saturday after: |
hoon radio broadcast of Major
league baseball games. Ho gives

; ts, Sports scores and sports high
ne groom are now lights during the between-in
Lowewood Ave, in jnings intermissions.

the Day is heard on the Trans
Car network of CBC radio
for a _

rew

-* "Mother will be
queen at Fair

Mother will be queen at the
al Country Fair, May 2,

t Real
Insurance
y limited

Estate
| Age

ared to make meal prepar
m easier, introduce some
iation
nus,

the weekend

t Beath, B.C.
ples

URANCE

e REAL estare peeeeneud | {cho
e NT! aking for Sunday and also sup-
RENTALS ply her with the thrilling ud-
; Phone: Windsor 8-0269 dition of some gay new aprons,

colorful pot holders, fresh hand |
embroidered tablecloths and
illow cases all prepared to
make mother’s role more color-|
ful |
The Fair, which just precedes
Mother's Day, is aimed to re

; G. R. McGillivray

Report from Ottawa

We are hack to the old grind
again. Most of the snow
is Kone and there ix a feeling
of spring in the air, On my ve
itura T could hardly see my doak
for the mail and papers that
jwere piled on it but Tam grad
tully getting it s qd out
The presentation of the bud
wet for the fiscal year 1969.60
Jand the debate cn its contents
Jwill ocoupy most of the tay
of the Commons for several
Jdays. It is labeled by some og

ja vecovery budge’ Tt has rats
ed the tax on liquor, cigarettes,
sadrh and the suicome tix on
corporations and individuals,

mostly those in the higher in
come brackets.

Phe formula for Old Aye
Security contributions has been
hanged from t to the

The new basis calls for
of the sales tax which is
expected to put the fund in a
balanced position rathor than
one with a deficit. If we are
to eventually have a more bene

SI,

Game of |ficial contributory Social Secur

ity Plan the fund must be put
on a sound financial basis

It was hear
local rad tell
his listen
has gone up fifteen cents a
bottle.” There is a certain
amount of complaining goi
on but it appears most Car
dians were forecasting or ex

amusing to
commentator

the eyent’s produce will|pecting increases in taxes aud|

they are thankful because the
increases are small and because

to mother's|in the case of income tax, the
relieve her )higher rate applies mainly to
chore of|the top 20% of Canada’s earn

crs

All segments of the public
may complain but there isn’t
much heat in any of the pro
tests, which suggests that most

agree Mr. Fleming had to slop

the flow of red ink somewhere
The implementation of a Na-
tional Hospital Insurance Plan

Cost of living gone
up ‘15 cents a bottle’

hy W. A, McLennan, MP

“the cost of living |

| voluntary

WHITE ROCK SUN

Dancing”\ ~ /Cocktai
Open daily 4 p.mioy%30 ams 5)

jSoclal Seeurity Program, are
two of the main factors making |
increases necessary,

Whatever the politicians say
lin public, most of them agree
in private the budget is just
about what they expected. The
Minister of Finance seems to
have suceceded in presenting
what has heen deserihed as the
“right blend.” He has present
ed his budget with the twin
jalms of finishing off the reces
sion by continuing the spend
ling program to provide employ-
ment ond holding down infla
|Uioary pressures by reducing
\the deficit

| It is encouraging to note the
ross national produet—value
lof all goods and services pro
ducod—is expected to increase |
7%, which is above normal, and
theer is a considerable improve
ment in the national econams |
and a rapid growth in employ- |
ment opportunities

FAMILY STYLE

Blaine, Washington Ph, ED 27911; ED 2.0331

Classified Advertising in The White Rock
Sun brings quick results.

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TS fol let the

‘Adult polio
shots offered

Immunization against Polio
nyelitis is being offered to all
jadults up to age 40, through
the Boundary Health Unit with
assistance from the
local Kinsmen clubs.

Two injections will be given)
four weeks apart and the third}
injection will be given 7 to 10
months later

The clinics in White Rock
for the first two injections are

included—please make a note
of the dates and time. Want to get the most out of your
No appointments are neces-

overseas trip? Then be sure to take
advantage of CNR’s travel service!

Just call your local CNR agent...
he'll gladly help plan your trip... take
care of all your reservations and

sary and there is no charge
First injection—White Rock
Health Centre—E Street and
Buena Vista, May 7, at 7 p.m.|
Second injection—White Rock
Health Centre—Thursday, June

IMPERIAL

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PRODUCTS

Regular Deligery
Whi
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PHONE:

White Rock

QUICK AND JFFICIE!

RATES

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3
€
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(2)
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Phone WI. 8-0760
or write
Mr. Hanratty

12783 - 148 Avenue
Ocean

Rock

WI. 8-9606 or 8-3157) hich mother will not indulae

Janitorial Service ery all prepared to thrill the|

qo'>

White Rock Phone WI. 8-5121
Jey Phone 737
MODERN STORAGE FACILITIES:

REID'S MOVING & STORAGE
(LAN!

‘American Van Lines, Servicing
Sea ee ee ea All US, Points

and, as mentioned before, the'4, at 7 pm

Island Fish
and Chips

|lieve mother of every humdrum
task that particular weekend
and also supply her with a lift
that will carry her the next 12
months of fulfilling the taxing
role of advisor, consoller, diplo-
mat, administrator, housekeep
er and the thousand and one of-
ten ignored tasks a 20th ccn-|
tury mother is expected to ful-

fill |
Father and other family mem- NEW OWNERS
bers who wish to remember
|mother on her day can find MARY and ART HIGGINS

janything and everything they
are looking for at the Country
\Pair, even to full-course Sun

15491 Washington Ave. WI, 68-9152

| ticket details.

Travel Is Our Business
Agents for all Trans-Atiantic Steamship and Air Lines.

CANADIAN NATIONAL

re

For further information, please see, write or call:

WHITE ROCK TRAVEL SERVICE
14933 Washington Avenue Ph. WI. 8-2611

day dinners, ready to serve.
And for that extra touch,

jin herself, there will be plants |
ablaze with color, gay aprons
geared to make even the dull
est ktchens glow with enthus-|
jasm for the everyday tasks,
and many displays of embrod-|

most discriminating housewife. |

All of which goes to prove
that no mother in the Tower|
Her Day when gifts of all shapes |
jand sizes and uses may be pur-|
at a nominal cost at the

No man who continues to add
something to the material, in
tellectual and moral well-being
lof the place in which he lives
jis left long without proper re-
ward.

- Brooker T. Washington

STORAGE

a

Moving to All Points

IGLEY) Ltd.

f £ . for “Extension Phones".

a i fad er Tae A 4S
of La Agree LO he

“It's such a luxurious

feeling to have a

phone by the bed

—yet it costs
only $1.00 a month”

Installation is free. Fora glamorous
color phone, there's a moderate
additional charge — but you
pay this only once. Call the

bia Telephone Company—ask

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