af all the posts
ote indiseriminate
pier, members felt

ON NEWS

n Legion Branch &
| ‘Tuesday, May 13

A motion picture
ar I will be shown.
is of the act
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April 27, £

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nt secretary C, HL
y attended a secre
ers dinner meeting
No. 2 in New Wests
ne 25 branches were
‘at this meeting. All
egion work Was dis-
ch made it a very
meeting.

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, R. W. Watson and
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[ALITY

- Market”

» 9:00 every night

“Where Quality Costs Ne

jobw Bie. OWNED AND ¢ PERATED

SUPER-VALU

More”

White Rock's} Blind Bowilns
oup have challenged the loval
ons Club to 2jgame on Non
May 11, at B p.m. at Ble
Hour Alley. Whife Rock Lion
Club's major Prpject old
people and meters have ac

Council supports ratepayers in .
urging water rate reduction

are (seated) Dr. Bill Paterson
and Denis Meade; (standing 1
to r.) bowle Brent Pravitz,
Gerry Douglas, John Raven,
Wilf Hurd and Ken Stewart
Oh, yes, we forgot, the Lions
bowlers will have to perform

cepted the challinge. Coaches blindfolded

Parker bxothers,

Dave Ogilvie

are Teenage Road-E-O winners

Tex Parker, grade 12 stufent
‘emiahmoo High School, Was
awarded first Pree at the
Jaycee-sponsored Teenage Safe
Drivil Road-HO held Susday |
at Safeway parking lot. |

Tex, who will now compete

Members of White Roc!

ii Defence's auxiliary police
force acted as judges, Paul
Starek and Howard Kennett

served as recorders.
Ron Steven was chairman of
the Road-E-O committee of

in the Vancouver Road-E on White Rock Junior Chamber of

June 6, was awardél the b K
Sully, Trophy
David Ogilvie placed s¢ond

» in the competition and recived

the Wolstencroft Agency tro-|
phy. " ~
Third jrize also went t¢ the
Parker fanily with Tex's yais-
er brothe, Neil, winning} the |
White Rok Realty ‘Trophy,

Mayor Villiam Hodgsonipre-|
sented thetrophies t@ the jeen-
age drivers

Fourteenentries topk pat in|
the Road-E4, Each tecei-d a
certificate ad a swéater:
indicating tky had tiken part
in the comptition.

The RoadtO was jpdgd on}
@ maximum joint system with |
participants heing cemaiced
for their drivgy errors

Jayeees scrap) |
paper dive

White Rock gsidents wil b:
offered chale to clea) up
that fire haza®jn their base
ments this Sakgay

White Rock \nior Chanber
of Commerce W be ftiging
newSIker drive Sat
4 aha newapers fed up
in bundles wouldbe appreciat-
ed

No magazines #1 be tollect
ed. Just leave th newspapers

on the doorstep “¥the Jaycecs|1 feel the money could go to{and

will pick them Wp priya will |
pegin the east CNher the! city,

NEW HOURS
The new -hourshe ine <cit
ReNadl(bececomn ML Oe a an
Ym. to 4.39
pm. The new 420 0 hour, |
yather than 5 P.M allow
for the closing of goers and
clearance of mail.

Commerce.

Cookie Blitz Not Over|

White Rock Guides
Brownies regret they were un-
able to cover the entire area
from Archibald to Stayte dur
ing their Cookie Blitz on Tues-
day evening.

Any person wishing to sup-
port the Guide movement by
purchasing cookies is asked to
contact Mrs, Lilian, Browne as
WI 98145 who will arrange to

have a Guide or Brownie cali}

at homes in this area

One hour parking

signs for city

Twelve signs stipulating “On
Hour Parking between 9 2
and 5 pm. except Sun
will be posted along Washin
ton Avenue, from Foster Sureet
to Elm Street at a c $

In February, 1958, Council
t ved that when fu were
available, such sighs would be
posted on the north side of
Washington Avenue

Ald. Jessie Lee _ stated T
voted aaginst it before because
we don't have sufficient police
men to enforce it. 1 feel it is
time parking meters were com
ing before Council once again.

better use

Ald, Ed Irwin asked “would
Council favor taking a look into
the meter situation at thts
time?

Mayor William Hodgson felt
it would take a great deal of
time before meters couid be
installed and the signs could be
erected for the present tine

Nearly ’ “0 meter boxes

needed Ni White Roc

Concrete meter boxes |
installed in White Rock Et
constructed at the Mobile
ine Shop on Stayte Road,
firm from outside White a
Local men will be hires
the job r
Major L. Hough, manage
the White Rock Waterwork!
ported this week that bety
2600 and 2700 meter
will be required tqa¥
White Rock, Conf #HE
the boxes will comy

week east of the reservoir off
Oxford Street with a depla of
70° having been realized in
search of water. The Pacific
Well Drillers of Nanaimo are
in charge of the operation
Company officials expect to

‘know within a month whether

or not water is to be found at
the site, and if not, additional
grilling operations will coml-

e.
ting of water ‘mains on
ie Drive have now been

Serving the City of White Rock and the surrounding districtsof Crescent Beach,

Ocean Park, Sunnyside, Douglas, and Elgin.

White Rock Sun, Thursday, May 7, 1959

$2.50

City Council has endorsed a
motion by White Rock Ratepay
Association that a reduction
ator rates be made follow:
ing installation of meters here,
Council agreed to the Rate
payers proposal at ‘Tuesday's
meeting and will send a letter
to the Public Utilities Commi:
ion asking this body to set the
vater rates in the city
Council took this action de
spite a letter from White Rock
Waterworks Company that term-
led the recommendations by the
Ratepayers and Old Age Pen
sioners Organization as “in
practical. eo
| Officials pointed out in the
letter, that last year Was a dis-
appointing year. financially and
the company has now undertak-
en a $500,000 program for im
|proyement of services over the
|next ten year period, which a

-jreduction in water rates would

greatly hinder.
Alderman Jesie Lee felt Coun-
cil should heartily endorse the

$800 in liquor
\taken from Legion

Thieves broke into Branch No
\8 of the Canadian Legion early

and | Wedhesday morning and made |

joff with about $800 in liquor
jond a small amount of cash.
| ‘The thieves entered the prem.
\ises on Johnston Road sometime
after 1 am, Wednesday and
carried out the liquor. They
|also raided the cigaret and Juke
box machine and took the pet
ty cash

“The money did not amount
to much but they took liquor
and plenty of it,” a Legion
spokesman said

RCMP are investigating and
the Legion expected to be open
for regular business again Wed-
nesday night

motion of the Ratepayers | Ald. Max Zack contended that)
“fam sure they won't use the
basic amount of water on whicl
the company is planning to set
the rate,” she said. |
Ald, Alex Mitchell, said that r
the Company must stipulate aeaees ‘constimption: OE waltss
basic rate to take care of ser-) Ald, Irwin also questioned the
jvices and costs. services of — the Waterworks
‘Ald. Leo questioned, “What Company. _ He stated he had
services do they supply? My {12 Pay his water rates four years |
\meter box froze from my lane jin advance in order to have
to my house last year, in spite | Waler Piped one block to his)

of the fact none of my pipes residence

ers’ recommendation would be

|going along with the Ratep:
|made up to the company in the

per Year - Copy 7c

|the slight Joss in revenue from } Conservatives to discuss
provincial candidates

White Rock Progressive Con-
servative Association will bold
a genera) meeting on Monday,
May 11, at 8 pum. at the Silver
Moon. A guest speaker will
be heard.

The Association will discuss
nomination of provincial can-
didates at this meeting.

were frozen, and I had to pay |
$18 to have it thawed out, They

two big winners

Two winners shared the giant}
jackpot of $575 at White Rock | quarter in the Centennial Health
\Elks bingo Tuesday night Centre building Tuesday night
| Mrs. IL. Tinkess and Don) The agenda included a rec-
ald Morrison Sr., were awarded |ommendation that city clerk
\the big prize money before 4 | John L. Jones be instructed to
|sellout house at the Silver |inform Mr. L. E. Lythgoe tha
Moon. Every table was filled’ |his request for a sidewalk
to capacity. \crossing at 14881 Washington

A total of almost $800. was | Avenue will be considered when
paid out in prizes in the 18) completely new sidewalk is
games played. Special docr |installed in that area
prize was won by Mrs, Hazel] yfembers moved to hold over

Powell | 2 =

The Elks urge local residents Ree iam eae or
to. makeup. .a-party and join C -

x = “|Council pay a portion of the

the fun at the next bingo Tues-|/0.) of providing a sidewalk

aay Aaa eran when! crossing at the Superfluity shop

|
City Council initiated its new

juntil Ald. Jessie Lee, Council's

"The Elks are asking the sup-|
= : _ representative on the Hospital
port of the general public dur|5,27q, has been able to outline

ing their Cerebral Palsy cam-| Le ra
paign now being carried out in ee ae ner ae
‘this district. Members of the| °C Ota ¢ eS ele
Jodge are now calling on homes |* TePO°r onne

Letter received from Mr, Ray

and businesses selling $1.00.
and oe of mixed nuts to aid this| Williams, Hospital admimstra-

worthwhile cause tor, requested council to pay
AG this, is. Cerebral Patsy {one half of the costs for re
|Week in BC, the Elks hope « placing the sidewalk plus half of

ment cost

generous'response will be given|te gravel and

| This Saturday

in Blossom Time Parade

|
| Sixth contestant to enter the
Miss White Rock competition is
sar-old Sharole Keddy, 1583
59th A Street

Sharole boasts
matching

brown hai
eyes She is a

|proficient swimmer and roller
skater. «
The pretty contestant plans

\to enter nursing school in Sep-
tember, She has served on the
Junior Hospital Auxiliary,
jvice president of the Hi-y a
member of the Pep Club an¢
the Teen Town organization

Deadline for contestant ond
sponsor entries has been set
for May 31

Girls already in the running
jare Bonnie Eby, Lorrie Williams
|Diana Moritz, Carol Dick and
Marie Greenwood

Sponsors to date are ¥
Rock Fire Department; Super
Valu, White Rock Sun, ‘Teen
Town, Silver Moon, Rosemount
Florist, McAdams and possibly
Jack Carle's garage

The six contestants togesher
with 1958 Miss White Rock,
Donna Isherwood, will be par-
ticipating in the Blossom ‘Time
parade in Bellingham on Satur-
day, May 9, at 10.30 p.m. Ald
Sid Fennell will be driving
Donna in the parade while Rich-
ard Dewinetz, mayor of White

hite

‘Miss W.R. contestants <<

lapproved to cover the amount |
lof taxes on the property leased |

Seca eeaaeRvoUr and $30 f re-inforcemen
for the ¢: amounting
to approximately 5.
Committee members felt
strongly that such payment on

part of Council would b:
establishing a edent when
the cost entailed we:
those of the Superflity
and the owners of the
I-Legal Building

strictly
Shop

5 Dawson director of |
lccaches for the girls, and Miss

Barbara Walters, runner-up in Chamber of Commerce
last year’s contest who also will] ¢
serve a chaperone

ars to be used in the parade

Wilbur Dawson of White
Rock was elected to the board

i r © Jof directors of the B.C. Cham
upart from Ald. Fennell’s Will |/per of Commerce at the eighth

{be those of Bill Beasley ard/annual meeting held April 2
|Hal Wilson 7 at Hotel Georgia

Mr. Dawson, past president
of the Associated Boards of
Trade for The Fraser Valloy
was White Rock's representative
her|at this meeting.

this| Highways Minister P, A. Gag
lardi uest speaker at the
first session of the meeting. He

Many Mother’s Day

\selections offered

Remember Mother on
special day, which falls
year on Sunday, May 13

A fine selection of gifts to
suit every taste is offered by|ciscussed the B.C.  highwe
loca merchants in. advertise | program .
ments throughout this edition
of the White Rock Sun.

Park,

meees'nsi==! Pyl] agenda as council
Elks bingo sees takes over new office

Ald: Sid Fennell was appvint
ea'to interview Mr. Stan McCor*
{key, proprietor of the Mobile
Machine Shop on Stayte Road,
relative to his cleaning up the
front of his property allowing
some parking area to dispense
with customers parking on
\Stayte Road. +
| Members moved to back the
license inspector Archie iver-
ail, in his recommendation that
the licence of Mr. Don Knight
fof the North West Security
Patrol and Guard Service, bt
jsuspended tmtil/ he meets with
Couneil to discuss revocation.
|Mr. Knight-will be asked to ap-
pear at Council meeting Tues-
day, May 12.

‘Home teams

play tonight

White Rock’s Little League
season will open tonight at
6:30 pm. at Semiahmoo Park
The Tigers and The Ath-
es, both local clubs, will

cl

Official opening of the Cov
erdale Little League slated for

Saturday, May 2, at Fleetwood
was postponed due to ot
grounds.

White Rock Athletics — were

in Cloverdale
game was al-

scheduled to pl

is urged {0 attend

tonight's game which should
prove interesting.
White Rock's. Babe Ruth

team opened the season with 4
bang Tuesday, scoring a 13-4
victory over Newton. Winning
pitcher was Stephen Uyeda.
Next home game will be Tues-

day at Semiahmoo Park with
the local club  trayelling to
Fleetwood on May 14

gin Softball Club rode to
an easy 184 win over Clover-
fale: behind the pitching of
Paul’ Bjornson in a North Sur-
rey Senior C, League opener
Sunday night at Semiahmoo
Elgin's next home game
will be Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at

temiahmoo Park.

Choose something to please|
the “Queen of your Household”
this Sunday.

No grants-in-aid
from city this year
Works Committee members
recommended that no grants-in-
ald be authorized by Council
this year.
Decision followed a request
from the Hilltop Youth Centre
that a grantin-aid of $200 be

to them by the Canadian Le-
it
ae One of the

Rock's Teen Town and a Jaycce
represeentative will be driving
the other six contestants toge-

major
works projects carried out in|}
dent which would leave Council |White Rock this week was the|o¢ white Rock

Members felt such a grant
would be establishing a prece-

C to its from resurfacing and blacktopping
Ceerauniepeeded peg of one Hilltop business area on

Company snapped this photo.

public |Pacific between Johnston and

Street. Major Lloyd Hough
‘Waterworks