w formula adopted
Public Works

axable assessment to be basis

letermining 1952 ward allotments

mara “allotments for Public Worke jn Surrey will bo: distri.
ie fo tho taxable assesment in that ward it wae

‘When the report, submitted by & special committee war
Pied Monday by Council following nome debate.

il

is

f}
Re Ue HH eat,
SZ Wiig

GLEE Role aistetbution, Ware 1¢————
sa Receive $34,028 or 16442 por OCEAN PARK

Jan.

WM dee M0 dex 16 An.
Jan. $1 47 60k 40 deg. AO io,
Web, 1 51 deg 41 deg. =
Fob. 2 6 deg WO dep om ta,
Feb. 3 47 Gog. 41 dem. 83 in,
Fen, 4th deg. dog.

Fe. 6

Total rainfall for Jan; 304 Inches
and 1025 inches snow,
Max. Zack—OMisal :

Surrounding Districts Ore

rudy, Vebruney 1, 19h,

52.00 per year: Single Copy 6 comnts

Sent; Ward 4, $24.570 or 11.700 por
che §, $22,787, or 10.891 per
WVard ©, $20,075 or 14.750 por

VATE $34.00 oF 18290 por

ty Ward 2, $33,975, or 15,750 por

me Ward 8, $29,960, or 14.271 per *
MLA speaks at

Assn. meeting

“Provinclal Affaire! were the
ee eee ican
Se cane ot distribution | areased tho monthly meeting | [am

BS the people who pay the taxes
should be considered,
Sukgestionx on reallocation of
ds were discussed with Reeve
Bebults saying it woold have boon
Stlidied taxt year but for the move
40 0 Of tho ward system.
Councillor Vie McPherson favor-
ed five wards with Ward 7 remain.
Ing as a unit. He thought that two

of Ocean Park Community Aasocl.
ation Jast Friday.

‘Tho provincia! member touched
on forest management,

the border would be a benefit to
All with increasing tourist trade.

Wands on the east and three wards| Ted Hindmarsh reported on work
Bn the west would balance tho|Delng done with the Boys" Club
menicipality. now meeting in the hall each weck. | 1 0
Be wak felt thin woma be more] A dleplay of tholr activities th “Photo, Garner's Studlo
Hh line with Stevenson and Kellog| Planned for March 6 he reported. PERFECT SCORE was rolle Idle Hour Alloys last w whe
Fecommendations, removing rout.| Films to be shown in the Hall
he trom councitions and piscing|on February 27, courieey or tng | Charlo MeLaren (left) posted “3007 for the first. perfect ten pin. game
Micre responsibility on the paid} B.C. Electric Co, are expected tolever played here. Bowling with McLaren was Al Robertson. Alley
eletale: Milait to) Van- manager Wern Leippi (right), presented McLaren with a cheque for
$100, the alley’s\standing offer to anyone who makes aiperféct game at
ENS 2 Ropes cbii es aes bacon ire ner avo or ien(ptn
STUDY GROUPS the fact-finding comimtteo on In.|
First In a series of weekly| corporation on Monday, Febr has a
[AS Sears and Fees \Public Works department to
Gus will bo inaugurated by| A whist drive will be hela Fri. |
White Kock Players’ Club this | day evening, February 15, | f. . d
Sunday at 8 pm, at the Little ee prepare plans tor scenic roa
Theatre, Surrey Bon: of Public Works will pare plans covering tho
The study course will cover Whit R k § t |preposed scenfe road through Semiahn Park from Beach Road
Dale techs of wage m MLE OCR SCOUTS es: ‘sew Dominion Governniont. Customs buldiog now bein
Beer ment sy ‘characterizafion | and "| bullt, Plans will also be prepared showing municipal projects in
pes. plan paper drive = |" * ES
Designed as 2 brush.up for a.

Patrol Leaders Take O
from Scoutmaster Bill) Ke

whis
7 of Ast

the
course will also provide a start.

Councillor Vie McPherson
he believed the Domini

Players’ Club members,

on Gove

ing point, for would-be actors,|White Rock Troop and the resv-lmont was prepared to. grant
and “a interested persons “are | 4+ Wednesday night Scout Trains rei a¢ way, through the
Invited by the dub to partici_|!"% program is under w Department, from the Beach Road

pate.
Meetings will be held each
Sunday at 8 p.m. at the theatre.

The shrill young volees of Pat
leaders are heard—Wolf Patrol—
Dismixs; Stag Patrol — Dismiss;
Beaver Patrol—Dismiss, and trom
then onwards, ropes are Knotted,
semaphore, morso/and first ald are
studied and. practiced.

White Reck Troop is well known
in B.C. as a CAMPING Troop and
tor camping and hall expenses the
boys are out to raise funds by the
collection of waste paper—20 tons
of it.

On Saturday, February 16,
trucks and the entire troop. will
cover the White Rock area from
Bergstrom to Stayte.

Bundles of newspapers anid
the going down of the sun|™agazines bound separately. in 35
and in the morning we will re_|Pound bundiex will be plcked up
"member them.” from the porches of all who havo
‘On Friday, February 2, Presidont | it available.

Walter Hunter and Rev. B. Har.| “He Prepared,” Have the paper
Uick paid) a visit to Shaughnessy |ready—the Scoutn are coming.
) Hospital and naw Comrades Dick

‘Wood, Moore, Kinsey, and McEl.

through the Indian re
the customs, approximately. one-
third mile in Tength.
This would provide ao
Al the baundary to White
Fock. Councillors argued the Pro.
Vinelal Government should assist
fn financing this project ie
would give access to the Provincial
park at the bordbr.

LEGION NOTES

_ Last Pust sounds
for three members

Three members of Branch 8,
‘Canadian Legion, have passed
away wince the last general mect.
jog. They are Comrade Walter
Greenaway, January 27; Comrade
Jobs ‘Mason, January 28; and
Comrade Sid Mallinson, February
a

scenic

as

Group changes

meeting night

Keen fnterest was shown by an
overflow crowd Incorporation
plans at the regular meéting of the
Crescent Helghts-Ocean Park Pro.
perty Owners’ Axsociation ‘Tues.
day.

Regular meeting night
Association hax been changed from
the firat to second ‘Thenday in
each month,» at Crescent Park
schoo}, beginning, at 7:30 p.m,

A commilttes hax been appoint.
ed

for the

Mra. 1.
ecretury, ahd Mra,

LIONS SEEK OLD HOSE
FOR NEW BOYS CLUB

White Rock Lions Club has decided {6 wasint in the sponvorship
of @ White Rok Boys Club now being formed,
ng, MAmmers of tho club alded nthe procurement of w ring whieh
haw been set up in the Canadian Legion bulliing on the piers They
Ate now seeking used boxing equipment for the tut as well na 260
foot of old xarden hone to be uxed for ropen,

¢ willing to donate equipment or hose In asked to toto.
WR, 260 and arrangements will be made to «

‘Names for each visit
d from the aecratary.

Red Cross elects
Bockus president

Re-elected president of the

White Rock Braneh of the Cana_

dian Red Cross Association at tho
annual meeting held January 23
was C. Bockus,

Other officers elected wore: int
vice-president, Mrs, C, Crick; 2nd
vice-president, Mrs. J, R. Sinclair;
secretary, Mrs, I. Ash; treasurer,
Mrs, W, Moffat; workroom con.

venor, Mrs .A. Edwardion; Junlor
{Rea Cross, Mrs. J. R. Sinclair,

It was announced that tho work.
room would be open cvery Tues.
day from 2 to 4 pm. and that the}
Joan-cupboard is available at any.
time at 701 Royal Avenue.

Plans are being laid for the an.
nual fund drive.

Surrey Council turns
down 1952 fire budget

“No justification” for increased
expenditures says Reeve; Chief named
The White Rock Wire Com ee tdget of 2800, increased

by over $21

the

(00 over 1051 haw been referred bark to the Fire Com.
hite Rock Board of Ti;

malt

¢ and Fatepayere’ Associa.

Board

settles demands

The ralary dis

tlon

‘The Reeve aula he cov
any justification
Uke the ¥

further stody.

“=: School
oard of Trade approving choo
such “The people of

for busine

expendituron

}
complain. |
|

cam comes to the Munlelpal Hall rey School 14

not the Fire Committee, Teachers fon fax been
Councillor Boh Keery thought! settled resorting to arbi

|the request for four pald firemen | tratl f
in a brigade which was supposed|~This was ansounesd by A G.
to be voluntary would soon dis. Schoo! Board pec: who

courage other brigades which we

doing ns good a job without pay.) the by the Board
Councillor Vie McPherson ald {in t 1000 seuntbad of
the budget called for removal of |the original demand by the teach.
all equipment ftom the downtown | erx of $130,000. timated the
hat to the Johnston Road hall,|cort- will be $14,000 more than the
whieh was to have two additional | orfginal offe to the teachers
bays! The old hall would be sold.
QUESTIONS APPROVAL

Councillor Dick Miller be secondary
the White’ Rock people wor j WL receive $2350 to $4450,

approved the budget if they| These salaries corfpare favor
had realized {t would mean boost-
ing the mill rate. S

‘The Reeve sald Ave millx was a $2125 to 33675 and
ot of money for fira protection, |*eondary teachers $2500 to S46
Sou minster had as good an ;2t also compares with Delts wbere
exe paid. firemen as they ¢/¢mentary salary scale is $1950 to
have: density. of- population “and! a S890; Sind) eecondasy ~ $2400" 16
Jot of Industrial plants to prot $4500.

Tt was decided to allow the Fire

Chict to bring the new fire truck

fom te coy voit ook AGLIVE leBiONnalre
: see" passes suddenly

a reasonable limit. |

Sydney Mallinson's sudden death
of a heart attack while on his way
to. chureh Sunday morning, de
prived the community of another
well-beloved citizen, And Wednes
day afternoon at the Chapel Hill
Funeral Parlora the community,

approved the roc
dation of Provincial Fire Marshall
to designate R. C. Feather. the}
newly-appointed Fire’ Inspection |
Officer Co-ordinating |
Officer, as Fire Chief for the Munt. |
clpality In pursuance of provisions |neated by bla Jegioomalze eom.
yey ett cok Maree Ace ‘rades turned oct im fall force to
Tt was pointed out that as soon Day ity last respects
as tho remaining districts ‘utr; ‘sénitinigssy aks me ace
brought under fro protection all! gsth year, came to tive in White
districts will be coordinated intol rock upon bie eelireeaent from
one Muntclpal Fire District. with|4ivy) service in IB48 He was) all
authority contralized, [active anges: Colteaiossielane

ten.

and Firo

are

record book

‘The Board of Management of

ford.

‘The annual report of Regional
Librarian Ronald Ley showed an
alltime record book circulation In
1951) cf. 933,000, In increase of 48:17
over 1950, Adult reading Increased
by 24400; juvenile ay 18709, of
Which 13,000 were recorded by
school) litiraries. The book van elt.
culated 6840 more boks than In
1980,

LOCAL INCREASE

‘The iltrariinn noted circulation
Increases In all centres, Maney, a
new branch opened in May, ine
erenked by AT% Langley Pralvto,
by 1%; Hope by 10% White Rock
by 11%; Abbotsford by 11%; Chit.

Library service sets

|Lexion, Branch No. & and was
[well known in the muse circles
| here.
| He was a member of United
Chureh choir and took a Keen In_
terest In youth work, particularly
the Scout and Gukle movement.
Born In Leeda, Yorkshire, Eng-

circulation

the Fraser Valley Regional Lib.

rary held its annual meeting on Wednesday, January 23, at Abbots. |land, Mr, Mallinson came to Can.

ada 38 yoars ago,

He ts survived by his loving wite
HOSPITAL Dorothy and one daughter, Diana,
CALENDAR At the family home, 708 Washing.

ton Avenue: two brothers, Cecil of
Leeds, England, and Erie in Bast
‘Tendon, South Africa.

Gage Park Hospital Group will
hold na Valentine Tea and Bazaar
fat the White Rock Hotel on Wed.
noaday, Febroan’ 1 at 2 2 | Quiet ceremony

Goodwill Hospital Group is held. | Unites bowling couple
ing a Valentine Tea at the home| White Rock Bowling Club mem.
of Mrs, R. Dunn, Oxford Streot, | bers and friends will be Interested
on Thursday, February 14 from 2|to hear of the marriage of Alice
to 4 pm There will be numero. | M- White to Ernest Todd, Kerfoot
Jogy and fortune tolling. A super

‘Valentine cake will be ramMed. | ‘Trinity

waek by 10%} Port Coquitlam by |

tee and aur

ny