WHITE ROCK SUN

StUG ,
ie ies ri a
otection With W.R.
‘the monthly meeting of range a meeting with
“Sunnyside Community and | people.
ers Association held in| A discussion of the acquisi-
ide Community Hall! tion of land by the municipal:
On May 6, it was brought to ity from the Department of In-
‘attention of the members dian Affairs brought out the

that while the section of Sur-|fact that it is most unlikely
rey South of the Bose Road/that the municipality would
‘com!
and one

these

prises one half the area’ have to assume the major cost
half the population of of the development for Park
Surrey, that the proposed ex-) purposes.
penditures for roads and pav-) Strong opposition was voiced
ing in that area is 23%. lin regard to the proposed in-
The Association went on rec crease in the B.C. Telephone
ord to press for general road rates. Letters of protest are
improvements and that state-| to be sent to the local member
ments of works for the munici-| of parliament and to the Fed-
pality be requested by the sec | eral Department of Transport
retary. and Communications. .
The secretary was also in-| Increase in the B.C. Electric
. structed to advise the Cole-|rates were also protested and
rook, Ocean Park, Crescent/ letters conveying the protest
Heights, Elgin, and Crescent) are being sent to the local MLA
Ratepayers Associations of the/and Public Utilities Commis-
inadequacy of the proposed ex-) sion.
penditures for the coming year | OF Aa)
for discussion when these) Mr. and Mrs. Loanard Han-

Ratepayers Seek

$Cres. Beach Residents} OAPA Now Has

Protest P.O. Closing |Membership Of 200
Post office box holders at/ A most enjoyable mecting of
Crescent Beach are protesting | the O.A.P.O. No. 11 was held
the closing of the Post Office/in Conner’s Hall on Tuesday,
lobby at 6:00 p.m, claiming | May 6, There was a large turn-
that people who work in town) out and when the secretary re-
cannot get home to the Post ported that membership had
Office in time to get their mail| now reached 199, Mr, William:
during week days, but must) son, one of the original charter
pick up their mail on their day| members, promptly rose and
| off. said he would rejoin as the
| For some this means that| 200th member - loud cheers. He
they receive mail once a week | has been absent from the city
jonly. The matter has been tak-| for some time.
jen up by the Crescent Beach) An exhibition of “slight of
| exOnenty, Owners’ Association. hand” was given by Mr. Allen}
who plan a protest to the postal Lambie of this city, This yas}
authorities, thoroughly enjoyed by evory-|
It was pointed out that for one. No trick, however, is re}
years past, the lobby has re-| quired these days to make ¢ol-}
mained open until at least 7, lars disappear. |
o'clock, and that the early clos-| ively music was rendered |
ing is a recent innovation by Miss Lock with her accord-|
| rai ion, Mr. Goodwin, saxaphone, |
Mr. A. A. Giguere arrived | and Mr. Wilson, violinist. Mrs. |
home on Saturday after a rou-| Goodwin rendered incidental |
tine flight from Tokyo. Mr.| music during Mr. Lambie’s per-
Giguere is with CPA. | formance. |
2 IS | Home cooking and small}
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ferguson) plants were sold which helped |
have moved to Hunter Creek. | out the treasury.
Mrs. Feruson’s aunt, Miss Dav-

Arrangements are being

jies, will occupy the premises
until the place is sold
eee

made to hold a picnic in Stan-
|ley Park, Vancouver, late in
| July. Definite date will be an-|

groups meet in Sunnyside Hall

nusch are home after a trip to

Mrs. H. G. Wade of Crescent

‘on May 15 at 8 p.m. California and Arizona. Ac Prive suffered a sever injury

The motion was carried that/ companied by Mrs. Hannusch’s to the eye while breaking kindl-
this organization continue to| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gran- ing. One of the pieces of wood
co-operate with White Rock In| bois of Stayte Road, they visit-| snapped and flew into the eye,

| nounced later. Last year a very |
successful picnic was held in}
| Bellingham, but the meeting de- }
cided to go to Stanley Purk
this year on account of the Cen-|

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fire protection of the Sunny-
side area as long as such co-
operation can be arranged. In
the event of such arrangements
being discontinued or breaking
up, then they would be prepar-
ed to consider amalgamation
with Surrey as a whole.
About 24 people who reside
in the Grandview Heights wat-
er area on the Stokes Road be-
tween Stayte and Meridian
were at the meeting in regard
to getting water installed in
their homes. The secretary was
asked to write to Counciller T.
Kuhn and Claude Harvey. Su-
perintendent of Utilities, to ar-

Crescent May Day
Committee Has Parade

The May Day Committee of
the Crescent Park PTA is spon-
soring a monster May Day Par-
ade on Saturday, May 24

ed at the Los Angeles home of perforating the eyeball. tennial and the many attrac-|
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. oo tions offered. |
Hannusch’s brother-inlaw and) Mrs. Lucy Brickell has sold! Some dancing and tea con-|
sister, prior to the departure her house on Williams Road to| cluded

of Mr. and Mrs, McDonald for) str Francis Ernest Collet of| gramme.
Japan where they will reside 14391 Magdalen Street, White

|for an indefinite period. Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Poucher|

| fe orem S| spent an enjoyable weekend)
|Guiders Plan Mr. and Mrs. George Nalco hth Mr. Poucher’s aunt andj}

eure and Holly, of Sunnyside Road.| uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. M.|
| a + | i |
Divisional Rally visited in Seattle recently. | Brook, Crescent Road. |
Local District Guiders met '

the afternoon's pro-)

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the
cleaning of chimneys in Surrey Schools.

Tenderers must have equipment as specified on bid
pro-forma. Bid-proforma and list of schools may be ob-
tained from the school board office at Surrey centre.

Tenders close at 5 p.m, June 2, 1958,

¢. D. CHRISTIAN
Secretary Treasurer Box 820, Cloverdale, B.C.

| recently to outline prepara-|
tions for the Divisional Rally |
to be held June & in Fleetwood |
| Park, rather than Bear Creek
|as formerly announced. Tent
aising demonstrations, Guides
and Brownie camp and the
traditional picnic supper and|
camp fire to climax the day will
all be featured.

Five local Guiders attended
a meeting at Camp McLanlin at
| Matsqui on April 25 to hear}
Miss Lynch. the US. Public Re-

apa cpadtitions

The parade, which is being) tations Officer and Mrs. Smart
ey Mr. E. F., Smokey, | the provincial commission for
Gould, assemble at Alex-| training, speak on camping
ne saat: Sa aly Devers Commissioner A. E, Postill
via McBride, Beecher, Crescent = pecans
Road, and Stevenson to Cres- iene tony enenuyer ae
PEE estar eee nes | Handicraft’ to a Vancouver
band, the White Rock Eagles aa hie SREP, ae ;

irls and, ani the Surrey ie elicious Guide sand
Boys’ Band. : wich cookies are still on sale

Reeve Bob Nesbitt will wel-|and can be obtained from any
come the parade at the school | Guide or Brownie until Satur- |
where light refreshments will | day, May 10. |
be provided. The May Queen | gqy_mserreperrrEa=eET,
and her attendants will be
presented with gifts by Mrs SURREY
Dawe. There will be plenty of
supervised parking, and some | JANITOR SERVICE
seating will be provided for |
those requiring it.

Mrs. Birch - New, 130-X:3, is|
in charge of refreshments, and| , Fl Polishi
will welcome assistance of any | = oda Se) |
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Sus : if stocking after the | o N. |

inces, and will appreciate | one Ne .?
donations. There will be dane: | HOE es ed

ing in the evening. |

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