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The Semiahmoo Sun

AID TO RUSSIA CARD PARTY

The postponed eard party for
Ald to Musa Wund held on wri~
day night In the White Rook nhotet
brought out a sood crowd with 17
tablen of whint In play, Twenty-
four Hands were played. After the
card playing, Mra, Ahaw who very
ably qothd ax chairman, on behalt
of the committee, maid that a draw
would be made for the sofa cumhi-
ion donated by Mra, Cottington,
the winning teket wan held! by.

cards we: miven out; Jadiow
firat, Mra, Edwardaon, consolation
Mra, Starck; Mra, Weston (in the
place off a man) and connolatlon,
A. Anthony, It proved n very’
pleanant ovening, a fow selections
of violin and plano filled in the
time tll cards were atarted, A
voto of thanks wns given to Mr
Marshall for the use of the hall
‘tor tho occaston, Tho not proceeds
for this card party waa $30.70,

W. MeKedhnie, of Atlin, B,
C, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs, N. Holt, for ten
Ways, left on Monday on her return
trip, stopping off for a day or two
in Vancouver.

Mra, 1, A, Starck. Then the prizon |

‘TMe firat semston of the Towra
of ‘Trade wince the election of the
|new officers was marked by the
Attendance of about twenty-five
mombera In the White Rock hotel
on Tuesday avening,

Mr, Lamtoux, pronident, in hie
Firat addronn to the mombera spoke
eloquently on the various problems
|that confronted them for the com~
ine year, Tehabilitation on ao-
of wortawe of muteriala
not be undertaken at the
present, but plang ean be made,

Ho wan nojther for nor againat
Incorporation, but asx to town
planning we could get panty of
|Informntion and speakers were a-
vailable wlio would come here tw
rive a talk on the mbject. One of
the main
crease in mombership, which was
to be taken in hand at once. He
spoke for m fow momenta on the
influx of people from the O14
Country after the war, {t wax up
to us to attract our spare here of
those who would come to this part
of the Dominion.

problema wax tie In-

Mr. Thrift In reply to the pres-

Ident gave a short summary of the

present time. He suggested that

NEW

Gasoline Rationing Plan Goes into Effect

APRIL FURST

jefforts for Incorporation up to the] 4),

for the moment that a change
the ward boundaries might
better by including Crescent, Ocemn
Park with White Hock an a resort
ward. :

‘The Ad mil ye wae mendn
der dixcuason.

Messrs Burger, Boucher and
Lewarn were scegpted an new
mombers.

A new council wan then elected
compriaing: T. D, Coldleutt, FLW.
Meoch, D, Hughes, Geo.M, Thrift.

. He Watuon, J, Newton, H. 8.
Watuon, J. WW. Vidal and W. E
‘Taylor, and st was decided to hold
& meeting on tha 19th,

Mr Wiafton Canning wan mate
thon, president and Rey. W, Ft.
fottcoth was male an hen.mem-
D

r,

A letter of condolence wae vAed
to he nent to Mr. 5. Downs in hin
bereavement

SEMIAHMOO SIDELINES

Sem

Inmoo in down to routine
holidays.

Our Red Crome girls started out

cht by holding » Hot Dog male on
ebruary 10th, raising
mount of $4.00 to afd to omr
credit for the Red Cross. About
two weeks ago the girls held =
Button Drive and collected a shoe
box full of buttons to be used by
many persons on garments for the
Red Cross.

On January 16th our senior boys’
basketball team played ‘Lord,
Tweedsmulr senior boys in onr
symnasium. The game proved to
be very exciting with our boys de_
feating team 27. The visiting
team played a swell game, ax ey-
eryone will agree. Nice work, Semi-
ahmoo and Tweedsmutr!

Many changes have been made
fn the Inter-house standings since
last time, The Blue have crept a-
head with he Whit, next, followed
by tho Red. Come on Houses and
make the best housse stax In front

A. and N. VETERANS, UNIT 46

The following are ghe names of
‘the officials who will direct and
administer the pollcy of the Unit
for 1943,

Hon. Pres.-Reeve J. T. Brown.

WN MARCH 31 the present gasoline
Fation licenses and coupons will ex-

Pire, and no gasoline will be sold except upon
the presentation of a 1943-1944 ration book.

In his own interests, every yehicle owner is
asked to apply at once for a new gasoline
license and ration coupon book for each of
his vehicles,

Under the new system, effective April 1, all
commercial vehicles will be rationed, All non-
commercial vehicles will be Granted a basic
“AA” gasoline license and ration coupon
book, containing 40 coupons for a passenger
car, or 16 fora motorcycle. Owners of non-
commercial vehicles eligible for a Special
category, who can Prove their need, will
be granted an extra vocational allowance,
fixed in advance for the year ending
March 31,1944,

The extra allowance for a Special category
car will be tailored to meet individual needs,
In determining this allowance the pre-
vious category and mileage of the car will
not be considered. Instead the vocational

allowance will be based on two factor:
(1) The gravity of the oil shortage with which
Canada is faced, and (2) the importance of
the yehicle to its owner in a Country at war,

TMENT

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The extra vocational coupons will be issued
in books labelled “Special”, and each such
book will contain not more than 60 coupons.
Only one “Special” book, or portion of such
book, will be issued at a time, and hence the
case history of each special category applicant
will be under constant review.

Under provisions of the rationing order,
the Oil Controller will haye the right to re-
fuse any application for a special category, or
fo suspend any ration book for an infraction
of the regulations.

Every motor yehicle, other than a motor-
cycle, must bear on its windsh Id a sticker
indicating its category. After April 1, service
station attendants will not be permitted to
Serve gasoline to a car which does not bear
the sticker which corresponds to the ration
book submitted ‘at the time of the Purchase.

To obtain a gasoline license and ration
coupon book, secure an application form at
your nearest Post Office. Study the form and
follow the instructions contained therein,

When you receive your ration coupon book,
guard it carefully. It may not be replaced if,
because of your negligence, ic is lose or
stolen. Do not leave it in your car; keep it
om your person at all times,

Hon. Vice.-Chief Con. E. J. Idler.
Hon. Members -. Cénstable Wm.
Moffat and J. G. Farmer,

Padre -- Rev, W. R. Jeffcott,
Pres. -- Comrade A. Hillman.

Ast Vice-Pres. - Comrade William
Evans.

2nd Vico-Pres. - Comrade H. A.
Downey.

Sec-Treas. - Comrade R. J. Oswald
Executive — Comrades J. Blelby,

R. W. Stauffer, H. Hewitt, N. J.
Henry,
Sergeant at Arms - Comrade E.

FE. Beek,
Qhafrmen of Committees ~ Pen- .
sion Advocates - Comrades Hill
man and Oswald. w
Finance—Comrade R. W, Stauffer
Sick and Reliof—Comrades Hin- »
man and Blelby,
Unomployment—Comrade Wm.
Evans,
Publicity and
H. A. Downey
‘Trustece—Comrades Hardy, Hille
man, Seabrook. f
Delegates, to the Veterans’ Coun-
oll—Comrades Hardy, Walker, oa
Metheral ang Downey.

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A VOCIFEROUS SURPRISE

The home of Mr, and Mra. Jamos
Crutohloy was invaded on Monday
night by 0 vociferous and Inalad-
ened host of the mombers of the
John Duchan Memorial Chureh. Tt
was the occasion of the tenth an
nivoraary of the wedding of Mr.

and Mrs, Crutchley, and aa one of

Complaint—Com, ,

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