ie
joult enough try=
cate" n house or person
x ‘only had either
“numbers or none at all,
“there are twp sets of
contend with
become ludicrous
off ally to find ®
“Humber, “welll ray 1870 X sire
jer Much inquiring from the oa-
‘Pves, you are ascertain the approxi-
Mate location of the 1800 block (It
You are very lucky) then you Kaze
emehingly for a houre with «
Dumber ca it, after two or three Ray rm
abhortive attempts you will prob! 7
ubly find a house number 750. If
Yea Kave had previous experience
f “Hunt the Number” you will
et let aw little thing like this
daunt you, but will crulse around
within the next four or five blocks, *
ever hoping that you will eventual-
ly catch a glimpse of a house hay-
ing a number closcly resembling
1900, Having finally found one
within about 50 one way or the
‘other from the one you wish, af-
fer an hour or so cruising around,
‘and interviewing probably three
‘Quarters of the residents on the
street, discussing #verything from
the condition of thé wéathét to the
right kind of fertilizer to be used

4

crowded, For the

first time thi
reports the water was warm.

Rock Weekly

Rocks, Sunnyside, Ocean Park, Croscent Beach & Surrounding Distelcts

apt aes BesP

n

year many people wore

Beach Crowded On Weekend

Last Sunday was the hottest day of the year 80 far, consequently the beaches were

in bathing and from all

White Rock beach considered the safest on the coast,
fs a favourite rendevous for people from all over B.C,

Bruce Fraser
Heads Ratepayers

TATU AYERS MEETING
‘The Ratupnyern Anscesation of
White Tock held a very well at-
tended mesting in the Liberal
Hall last ‘Thursday evening. The
Association» wax formed Sast fait
and has boon functioning under
Drovidienal officers, In the new
Hate of officers G, Bruce Vraser
was ununimously elected president;
Walter Hunter, firet vice-prestaent;
K. B, Whipple, recond viee-pres-
Terence Coyne, recrctary,
Ray Wiliams, treasurer,

ix “ine chairman were elécted
to look after their particular arear
and report to the Association any

of it's needs for publle tsaprove-
ments.

Zone chairman clected were: J
Offer, F, Kendall, Walter Hunter.
A. Benner, C, Ortner, E. Linker
ter and M, Zack

Reeve Charles Schultz and Coun-
cillor Vic MePherson both em-
Dhasized the importance of an ae-
tive and well organized ratepayers
association in community affairs.

Constitution and by-laws drawn

up by the provisional coramitter
were adopted by the mesting.
Associate membership will be

available to non property owners.

on roses, you will then have
narrowed the problem down to one
block (you hope). 7

Of comme if yoo om e.mienr _ GOUNCI! News
0 You wil fave mentiteney ™
Tiller, during your inqulsitiok of HY WMA steane aor
mome of the residents, the name has been appropriated for y
of the person you were looking for, seven this yoar by the Municip
this would hay probably saved Council, at least ten thousand of
You endless’ time and| trouble, on. this will be spent on Washington
the other hand it might have add- Avenue, and it is hoped that the
ed to your troubles by being same sum will be given by the
Wirected to some other distant part Provincial Governmont to assist
of town where it was thougnt by in fixing up our main thorough-
some well meaning neighbor, the fare.
party had moved to. a s

On arrival al unls far -dinant An extensive propram of flush
lbpoka you fina ths¥) ic te%eomecne coating and suridding “of roats in
with the sanie nanie, but not your this area wil be carried out
piityiin) You retract-your maps Councillor McPherson states. No
to where you left off. If you can surfacing will be done on the
find lyour way back, it ts now worth side of Washington until the
so rather %wer pipes have been laid.
{onumerable mote

A report was submitted to the
Piers. wifostined) [youyidesld8 to srccicinal ‘Council Monday. by tho

Pediing stecdiger and WghUheart- Wataiiand! wre committee under

. chairmanship of Councillor Ste-
following a “meeting {ast
week with the Whits Rock Water-
works. Mr. Lamber’ Burton, In-
~ spector for the municipality was
delegated to make a survey of
fire prevention facilities in tho
‘White Rock area during the past
week and his report was banded
to the council,

next home must be the
dash up the steps (hun-
Panied by doaens of dogs, look s

and’ Councillor Stewart moved that

find an ing name inscribed the Inspectors recommendation that
‘over the “We Like It” but no 27 additional hydrants or stand-
number, inted, you knock at pipes be placed’ where necessary,
the door, and receive the en- be forwarded to the Waterworks

lighting information that the ten- Company for thelr action,
nts have only just moved Jn and

Reet ke holy sen, The Waterworks Company havo

agreed to reduce the rate to the
Sunnyside area from $1.50 to 750
and the Council have agreed to
number guarantee a minimum of $62.50
there 1s no per month for service to thax, area,

A report was received from the
Minister of Public Works, Ottawa,

: ‘lacovering White

The new Liberal Hall, HiNtep, iy

Ing to be the Com-
‘ of White Took, not
being available for

and ee The picliowias
organ! vo dl
e two montha:

CROSS

White Rock Branch

"The Campaign has been complet-
ed and the resultsshave boon
gratifying an amouht of $
having been collected:
‘Thanks is expressed to the
lowing who gave of thefr time to
make tho canvass, in the White
Rock area
Mrs, Leslie,
inclair, Mrs
Crick, Mrs,
Mrs.

fol.

Mr. and Mrs, J. F.

Ash, Miss ‘Theobald,
‘Therriault, Mes
fat,
in, Mrs.
M

M
Work,
Mrs. Hender:
Mrg, Meen, Mrs,
Hawkshaw and ™

Mrs. Lfiwall,

‘A. Weston,
theson, Mrs,
Glen,

The ies of Crescent and
Ocean Park have also to be
thanked for thelr time and offort
in this cause and their returns
were also very gratifying.

es

Army & Navy Team
Wins Bowling Trophy

A. representative team of the
Army & Navy Bowlers entered
the B.C, 5-Pin Bowling champion-
hips Inst Monday evening in
Vancouver, and succeeded in com-
Ing ‘out victorloux over other
clubs in the Class “C”  tourneys
scoring 3134. Burrard Pickups
were fn second place.

‘The victors will be presonted
with a handsome trophy which will
be! exhibited in the Bowling Alloys.
Thia victory of the local elub is
really creditable as the loral alloys
have only been open for threo
Monthy, and prior to that many
ff tho players had hover bowled,
Wherens (holt competitors tn
Vancouver have many searoned
eampalgnors in thelr ranks,

‘The team representing the Army
& Novy wore: Mardy Tarves, Or-
ville Brown, Bob Sampson, Gorton
Paylor and Ollie Ikerfoot. Sldnoy
sJohnwon, af oe oud been

Ing on t) | unfortunately
a taken ve hospital during the

%

patew aeatates

MRS. SIMMONS, CLOVERDALE,

RETURNS FROM ENGLAND
Mrs. Simmonds, of Cloverdale,

hay just returned from a hollday

in England, She made the trip by

Plane and on her return fight left for an indefinite visit to Edmon-

London Monday morning and ar- ton,

rived in Vancouver Tuesday night. . nee

Zt still! seems amazing that places

LOCAL & GENERAL

Mr. J. House fs leaving this week

Mr. and Mrs, C. E, Barge and

that used to take weeks to Ret to xe and’ Mrs Roddick returned

ean now be reached In a fow home after a very enjoyable foti-

hours, day spent in California and
Mrs, Simmonds thoroughly n- Nevada.

foyed “her holfday but would not ac

like to live over there. Food Is r fi

still a problem, the candy and ee aie ERO EET

clothing situation 1s certainly *!! 47 hospital.

existent, just 17¢ worth a week, so
for those sending parcels, which
people in Britain appreciate so
much, remember to send as much
tinnod meat m1 can and also
another thing Mrs. Simmonds
mentioned was white flour, It ix

probably somothing that not many
think of sending,
would,
love It they are so tired of thelr
brend, that a white
Joaf would be a real treat and for
those who are able, please keep on
sending parcels, the need is still as

people would
but the people over there
grey looking

great,
BRRRISSRS x

COMING EVENTS

Tho Sunnyside
their next meoting in the Hall at
8 pm., on May 17.

‘The White Rock Choral Soclety

wil give the final concert of the

searon in tho Anglican Parish Hall
on Wednesday, May 18, at $ pm.
Admission 5c,

The Old Age Pensioners are not
sponsoring this concert as roported
in the Inat isaue of this paper, but
their orchestra Is assisting and
will give several Instrumental
numbers,

“YOUTH “FOR OMRIST*

“Youth for Christ’ meets again
on Friday, May 18, In tho Liberal
Hall, White Rock, Hilltop, Herb:
‘Tyler, Regional Director from
Portland, will bo the speaker, ‘The
“Young Life’, chorus of 25 voles
with The "Young Lite” Quartet,
from Vancouver, will furnish a
dolightful muatoal program. A
fir to the youngest and oldest
Avil bo gtven,

te

THE CALVARY omoRen Crone
SEATTIR

wr but meat Js practically non-

FRASER

Mr. Laurence Gibson has joined
the staff of Barges Meat Market.

Mr, Sid Johnson was rushed to
the hospital on Monday afternoon
for an appendectomy,

Miss Adele Young, of Vancouver,
was housé guest of Mr, and Mrs.
M. J. Wooley, Keil Street, White
Rock, over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Collins are
planning a holiday in California,

Mr. Jack Stager has arrived In
White Rock from Edmonton.

Shirley,
and

young daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Don Robertson, of the

W.Ay will hota S. & R. Coffee Bar, is a patient in

the Royal Columbian Hospital.

Mr, W. Cornish, of Calgary, has
taken up residence on Nichol Ra.

A Baby Clinic Is held on the last
Thursday of every month in the
Liberal Halt for’ the convenience
of Hilltop residents,

Mr, Winter has joined the staff of
the I, K. Sully real estate firm.

Mrs. Marvin Wahl was taken to
hospital on Saturday night.

Mr. Russell, of the B.C.E. staff,
has been transferred to New West-
minster,

“Hospitality House”

‘The very approplatly named
Hospitality Houso at the Intern:
tonal Peace Arch Park, ts rapidly:
nearing completion and if all Koes
well will be opened on May 24

Tt contains an all electric kitehen
with coin hot plates,