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ZANADAS FINEST CLIMATE
Serving White Rock, Sunnyaide, Oocan Park, Crescent Beach & Surrounding Districts
White Took, 10, Thursday, Webruary 2, 100,

» raise $400; |Council objects to salaries
Park theatre|.. Surrey fire budgets tabled

pal anather $400 thin wok
White Rock Fire Chief is target of
McPherson to be

Park Theatre “Hospital
outside councillors; further study planned
(From tho Semiahmoo Sun Cloverdale Bureau)
acting reeve
Parks Board

S40 per year; Single Copy & cents

“Hospital Nights
850 people pack

White Rock Hospital Fund Jum

due to capacity audiences attending the
Monday and Tuesday,
ts, students and children tu

)
Night on

Nearly 80 adult
form Yenterday” during It# local run:
Film, staff and theatre expenses
trovich, who: turned over all recelpt

ried out to noo

Salary arrangements for White Rock Fire Chiof and his deputy
were referred to the Labour and Equipment Committee for considera-
tion and report to the next meeting of Council it wax decided so).

wore born personally by

wner Jim Pe ta to the Hospital
S

reason and White Rock was one

~ guna, towing. @ longthy and heated dinounsion.
* Jntes the sacrifice made .
The Hospital Board deeply apprec! iis onnela ailavn estimates
Mi S dtcavieh in wiviig usvone of his top plctures of the year a ct ICN IN a tabled
ie ieee x gala Vie McPherson, Society president. je whole budget was out of all OCEAN PARK Councillor V. A. McPherson was
E named Acting Reeve of Surrey

and bearing the expenses’
= of the few centres In the Fraser during the abrence of Reeve
5 Valley having a pald fire chief. if pl arles Schultz in Ottawa during
Crescent Legion |Dog Pound goes jsr"sito* "°°" Oca) couple: oS ee ae ee
Councillor Mortimer didn't think exchange vows The Reeve hax been chosen to

seeks hall site

Crescent Branch No, 240 Cana-
dian Legion, will be asked by Sur-
rey Counell to purchase 50 fect of
property from the Great Northern
Railway in exchange for the lot
ewned by the Municipality on
which the Crescent Fire Hall
stands. |

on trial basis

A dog pound will be operated
under the joint auspices of the
Surrey Municipality and the Soci-
ety for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals on a trial basis it was
announced in Surrey Council Mon-
day.

Russell Maitland, who has been
working for the SPCA, will con-

{Rock was getting

White Rock was ready to pay for
@ full time fire brigade and be-
Heved the time had come to im-
plement the Stevenson & Kellox
Feport and co-ordinate all Surrey
fire areas into one municipal sys-
tem. He claimed South Westmin-
ater was taking care of as much
fire risk as White Rock.
Councillor Dick Miller said White
ay from the

A protty wedding was solemnized
in Crescent Beach Anglican Church
Saturday February
23, when the principals were Joan
Adrienne Anne Lechner and Paul
John U'Ren. Rev. E, Pitt Griffiths
officiated.

‘Phe bride was attended by her
matron of honor, Mrs, Tom Roy

evening Iast,

take a special tralning course In
Civil Defence and leaves for the
least this week.

‘Tenders for the sub offices at
White Rock and Whalley to trans-
‘act municipal business In evtlect-
ing rates and taxes, etc, have
been left in the bands of Coun-
cillor Lloyd H. Atchison, Chairman
of Finance Committee, and Treas-
urer W. B, Treleayen for consld-

This was decided following Te-| tinue to be pound keeper under and three little flower girls and
presentations made by & JAF) ¢no now arrangement, and will re- volunteer idea and deplored Inck} oe fA eration and report to next meet-
Tlenition from the Tesion|ceiva car mileage ‘ax well as ro-| °F co-operation by the Ah 20 ss" ing of Council
‘The bridegroom was supported

Branch, headed by Derek Brown,
asking to buy the Tot between the
Drug Store and Fire Hall on
Beecher Street, on which they
wish to build a Memorial Hall to

'$1.000 in dog licenses under the

Tine amemoty of those Killed Ja the |". racy of $1.50 for males and $3) Were places with no hydrants.|¢ remony at tho home of theliiicq for discussion with th
Inst two wars. W [for females. It Js hoped to have ‘White Rock Is the highest taxed| bride's parents, Mr. and Mra. eran Siler ine eianiae .
RATEPAYERS APPROVE al reesiet asatrcunicivalliyfailer)| I2Es in [Surrey andl It, gecs\up |Wrank; Zechoer) Mains Dilis)| cael raeaecne teeta

Delegation claimed approval had | leense control. much: more, people) will Be moving, ogearcs Earlene gga eres t ya down to a more reasonable level.
‘been received from the majority =" a take up residence in Vancouver} y) was pointed out. the. estimates
of ratepayers for this project. It 5 rs Counelifor  Mortimen-claimea,} Ofter: a short: honeymoon for 1951 were $25,000.

ly not the intention of the Legion Council objects that if White Rock fire chief and| Créscont United Church Women's)
to obtain a beer license but the lithe deputy get an increase In Federation distinguished itself on)

far nd are < om the munt-| Wednesday, February 20, when 13 . ro

atl will be ured tor-a community |tey WON costs — |ijcar pay sot “we shall bo uplof tho Indies presented a »= *| Mermaid gambols

centre.
It was stated the people of!
Crescent had sought such a centre
for 40 years, and af present Cubs,
Scouts and Brownies were meet-
Ing in the Fire Hall which wax
not convenient.
Tt was also stated the Legion
had been requested to provide
special police from the ex-service
men to act in’ an emergency and
there was no place for them to
train:
EXPANSION SEEN
Councillors felt the lot would be
required for future expansion of
the fire equipment if, the village
grew in the next few years.

jon on an hourly basts.

as pointed out that within
the last sew days the municipal
dog Mcense staff had collected

Surrey Counel! Health and Wel-
fare Committee will confer with
Dr. H. K. Kennedy, Administra-
tor of Boundary Health Unit in
fan cffort to reduce the load: of
responsibility now borne by the
Surrey Victorian Order of Nu

‘This wax dcclded following pr
sentation of a requost from the
VON for a grant of $7,500 to help
meet administration costa for the
year,

Councillor Mortimer claimed tie
VON was not giving value to the
community to the extent of 37500

his statemené where nurses had
neglected to go to cases.

and assorted ho could substantiate |

claimed people were paying for
fire protection in Sunnyside and
not getting it.

He maintained 421 mills for fire
service wis too much, when there

snst the Labor Relations Board
for an eight hour shift. Then where
Jao we get om?

EFFICIENCY FIRST
| Couneitior MePherson believed
the only place cuts could be mide
{in the budget would be personne!

f+ but did not want to do. this
at the expense’ of efficiency.

1, wok pointed out the Inereasc
in salary for the fire chief would
amount to $350 « month if living
quarters, telophone, ear allowance
and other ‘allowances wore taken
into necount.

Budgets ax presented by, the Fire
Heeatiments in the Munfcipallty
{nclude $57,218.09 with White Rock

by his brother, Gordon Uren. and
the organi Mrs, M. Terrell,
aunt of the bridegroom.

held after the

‘A reception

ing.

nicely
served

a carieature of a regular m

The Church Halt
filled, Hefreshments
and @ soclal time followed the en-
tertainment.’ The event may be
nly. date.

for - further
Park friends

return,
treatment,
will be glad to greet him when
he {4 ablo to return,

‘A whist drive was held In Ocean,
Park Community Hall last Friday
by association members.

to hospital

Ocean

Oddfellows to

jen has had. to"

W. A. De La Mare, RR1, Clover-
dale, has been named Municipal
Plumbing Inspector.

Surrey Parks Hoard estimates
amounting to $35,860 for 1952 were

in Players’ farce

‘A contrast to the simple Trish
Jeottage interior which White Rock,
Players’ Club used for its latest
production will be the modemistic
apartment set which will be the
scene for “Miranda,” lively three-
act comedy about a mermaid
Aviteh opens Monday at the Little
Theatre,

‘The smart act achieves its un-
usual effect by the use of black
}and aqua walls and oyster-colored
furnishings with touches of
Chinese red.

Because the play calls for a por
trait of one of the characters to

Councillor V. A. , McPherson
os i Councillor BR. W. Keery main-| Sunnyside ‘$21,686.1: Cloverale}*o s.- Me
ee ee ee lll tained the VON had prevented a/*788h00; Port | Kells ss1000s; |INitiate five Sen ee ee eraneen
presen! ot of suffering In Si -/8 Weatml 2; e hit) Nat ON eas ee
i In Surrey and be-) South eatmninstor $9,830. At the regular mecting of White| titings with local artist Virgie

would serve for many years.

Meved they were doing a wondor-
ful work, ;

It was polnited ou: that some ser-
vices now being given by the VON
were performed by public health:

Jobpston Road. New| Surrey could be taken by’ tho
slcomed. Ap-| Public Health nurses.
be obtained) Reeve Charles Schutz sald the

kervice was coating too much nnd
‘| was increasing every year, and
|something must be done to re-
|duice the bil), :

ee

Crescent and
and Sullivan

Hozelmere $2,652.17;
Ocean Park $3,074.7
$3,401.80,

Anglicans endorse
plans for church

Ah capacity audience fied Holy
‘trinity Angllean Chureh Hall Frl-
day evening when parlshlonors
fieard nm ropart from the church
committee on the ni ad of a new
chureh and tnanimounly endoraed
“go-nhend” plans,

Wanlén J, GD. Knight outlined

the neceaity for a targer hall and
plan and sketch of

Rock Lodge, No. 70, to be held in
the Masonic Hall, Hilltop, next
Monday, Mareh 3, five new mem:
bora will be initiated Into the In-
dopendent Order of Oddfellows.

Vinitora axe expected from nov
oral of the other branches of the
Order throughout the district and
‘a full attendance of the local mem~
ders, {# indicated, _Refroahmen|
will bo served, The meting starts
at 8 pm

Ivan Cronble, POR, Arthur A.
Porter, PCP, and Arthur Bixee at
tonded a meeting of Royal City
Encampment Lodge in New Westy
minster Monday night.

‘Twenty-five monibors of Peace
Aroh No, 66, Rebekah Lode,

bullding white would

journeyed to New Westminster,

Went, who {x doing a pastel study
of tho nctross to give realism to
the necded, property.

‘Mre, Davidyon will be sgen in
tho rolo of Lady Clare Marten,
with Guy Weston as Sir Paul
Marten,

‘Tho play stare Phyllis Ciltfors
ay Miranda, Newcomer Don John-
gon will portray Nikel Hood and
Joan Keonlyaite, Trobe! Lambert.
Lorraine Amos as Nuree Cary, ©
Dorothy Stephen ax Hetty and Neil
Prinwroso ax Charles, complete the
‘cant:

(nin time Is 8:30 pm JP.

Mitchell Yealty office, te banding

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