THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959

Guides, Brownies
plan booths

The White Rock Guide and
Brownie Group Committees are
planning a gala evening on Fri-
day, June 12 from 7 to 10 p.m,

Crescent Real
Estate & Insurance
Agency Limited

Crescent Beach, B.C.

* INSURANCE on the lawn of Mrs. George
« REAL ESTATE Radford, Sussex Lane, off Stayte
« RENTALS Road.

Tach Brownie pack and Guide
Phone: Windsor 80269 | company and the Sea Rangers

jare planning booths geared to
interest everyone. There will
bo an advance adult ticket sale
which will include the tea and
a chance of the door _ prize.
Children will be admitted free

An electric kettle donated by
Mitchell Services will be raf-

G. R. McGillivray

Gifts

Lea
t for CBC radio's

including artists

® COSTUME JEWELLERY ¥:
lcd and these raffle tickets) Ht new (music field,
* NOVELTIES ee aan eee cold in advance, (Scries, Festival in Sound, is|such as Phyllis Marshall Phil
* FANCY CHINA Bingo, apron booths and fish|Slyde Gilmour, newspaper col-/Nimmons, Sylvia Murphy and
® MANTEL CLOCKS |pond will be featured. umnist nationally known for|Moe Koffman. This new pro-
® CUPS & SAUCERS Committee members expect |his syndicated movie and réc-|gram is broadcast twice a week,
© LUGGAGE |their family fun night to be ord reviews In Festival injon Tuesday and Friday even
a jboth a social and financial suc- Sound, he will present some of |ings, over the Trans-Canada net-
Christensen cess and feel confident that |Canada’s top vocalists and in-|work of CBC radio.
|proceeds will be sufficient to|strumentalists in the popular
JEWELRY AND finunce their plans for the) —
Ms coming year. .

Gift Shop IRE FORT ng to donate or| Than U.S, in Canada

Hilltop < Pacifle Ave. } helo is asked to telephone WI.|

86-5403.

For New or Used
Austin or the fabulous

Studebaker Lark
CONTACT TERRY FALCON

Canadian tourists spend more
;money in the United

Jeach year than American
ists spend in Canada, according

at WI. 8-8543 to the current issue of the

: Commercial Letter published by

or at Imperial Motors LA 6-4771 |The Canadian Bank of Com:
19-20¢ merce.

Only in the third quarter of

Canadian tourists spend
more money in U.S.

rature from abroad. Our)
rist literature tends to show
th:

liter
tou
‘commendable restraint,”
Letter says.

While the entire Canadian
ecenomy tends to benefit from
incoming tourist dollars, many
enterprises wholly devoted to
the tourist trade operate on a

to Council in favor of street} When in
names in White Rock. Total r2-
ceived to date in favor of names
has amounted to 187, with nine |

favoring numbers,
names and numbers.

nounced a com
formed to sort out names !0

present to Council.

Prescription Pharmacy

Letters are still coming in :

Tre

|} or in Doubt -
about Insurance
PHONE WI. 8-9690°

Idington Agency
1379 Johnston Road

and

Mayor William Hodgson an: |
ittee |

Zenith Gives a Fashion Note
for the Hard of Hearing

FASHION NOT!
Crest ¢ aid can he worn ten differes
clothing. Left, the hearing aid in place—concealed by a rhinestone
brooeh dl connected by cord to the earphone. Righ wearer's
ides the earphone. The Crest, a full powered 4-transistor instru-
ment, weighs less than an ounce complete with battery, (HA-D)

sirls’ champio
récord of 173
softball throy
Louise Ken;
ran the senic
record smash
seconds.
Lorne Peter

\the year does more oust fate marginal basis, the Letter sa OPEN 9 A.M to 9 P.M. 4) new junior
ley flow into Canada from the Owners of motels and resorts cs 3 of 5i feet 3 i
USA than Canadian travellers put a large investment in labor Washington Avenue and Vidal Street Don eae
spend south of the border, the and equipment in order to get WI. 39710 broke the sen
|Letter says, These summer a small return, One advantage + mark with a t
months help to reduce the un- of the tourist economy is that 4 inches.
favorable balance set up during ‘its seasonal demand for labor s Ray Hawkes
lthe months when Canadians are comes at a time when studeiits ] 0 armac muir set a ne
moving towards the southern aie on holiday, so that seasonal in the 100 wit
|beaches. unemployment is not a majcr seconds and thi
‘The importance of the tourist ‘PFeblem of the tourist industry Johnston Road WI. 89494 J of 236 second:
, ldollars in Canada’s economy is in general
> illustrated by the fact that) 7"
only two exports — newsprint| : 7
PS |and wheat — bring more mon- : |
| ey into Canada than the tour- J
bg ist trade, and only newsprint |
bs § tops tourism as an earner. ,of | =a Z
ha US. dollars, Last year Canada | | Everything
learned $352 million from travel | i up OK. for 1
| zip to Abbot:

expenditures, a drop of $11 mil-|
lion from 1957. The small de-
|cline reflected the economic rec-
ession in the U.S.A., but the ef-
|fect was partially offset by an

hoe Leas
se Mate
t that v
came down las
clobbered them

inctease in visitors from the =

| United Kingdom and other coun- A i ee

ltries, CHEQUING | ; sae pes)

Highways and publicity are| : ACCOUNT - Tae

\two important factors in the| 3) FOR S been very |

si va competition for tourist dollars,| 3] PAYING 2 plenty
Pi) Letter says, Many Canadians,| {) ue helping wit

travelling from one point to| ? BIS these young pe

H.M.—that’s Heating Measurement—
the sum of all the factors that affect

the heating needs of your home.

another in Canada, find that |
the most convenient road runs
through the northern United

| |
Whatever the size or layout of your |States, and this fact helps to) the park, along v
home, there’s an Esso Oil Heating Janelle eke rwort of euritt ae HANG ON TO YOUR SAVINGS nd ice cream,
oz ) ‘s , course the
unit which fits that measurement ; rapid expansion of Canadian fhe. trophies. to
exactly—and in combination with } |highways is encouraging great $0, if you want
Esso Furnace Oil, it is your guarantee 5 ke tourist travel in this coun-| : fempeweeem nen faily if vou have
of sure, safe, oil-heat comfort. yea? Be try ; a} ‘ j Jeague, just giv
‘5 i ~ s Aare | Here’s one good way to keep a firm grip on your savings . . . adopt she th aa ee
Esso Heating Equipment is j The larger expenditure of ‘ P fice ing and o)
<1 Oi fs |money for tourist literature and the Royal Bank's ““2-Account Plan’’, It works this way. Yi ces, we need tt
guaranteed by Imperial Oil and | ee publicity in the U.S.A. is cited] 5 ; : vapours Orange Crush
pees aes deni wil By a8 a reason why many Canad-| : a Personal Chequing Account for paying personal and house- yas of por
gladly arrange easy budge’ jans know less about the tour-| 3 Id bills; keep your Savings icti ; Be. the league. W
terms—up to five years topay. ' re ist attractions of their own coun- hold bills; keep 5 Sana sAccoun a ly for saving. Having i tat is, the kids 0
is try than might be possible. Ex- two accounts helps you avoid dipping into your savings , .. gives Wllars in the kit
i #c. and we were w

Call him today—ask about the new,
low-cost—but fully guaranteed
—Esso G-96 Furnace.

penditures on publicity by the
Federal goyernment and the !
provinces, is, however, increas-|
ing

Canadian tourist literature
tends to stress sports, includ-
ing winter sports and scenery,
but lays much less emphasis
on gastronomic delights and on
“atmosphere” than competitive

them a chance to grow with regular deposits and the interest

wm carth we were

ii these things, an

gomes the Associa

00 donation.

want ag) hein give
S

}
they earn. It's sensible, businesslike and you'll find it works, :
Try i. THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA : fl

_~ Our spring leag
| wider way, but th

“ql openings on all
q Wednesday ni
want some fun |
give us a call.
wt you would i

worry about

q have a handicap
g after people yw!

White Rock Hilltop Branch . A, MeDORMAND, Manait

Tulips big attraction

at Spring Flower Show

The annual spring flower
show of the White Rock Hor
ticultural Society was held in
the United Church Hall on May
12 with tulips being the major
attraction,

The Rev. A,
of Cloverdale opened the show
and spoke of the wholesome
fellowship that comes through
the association of garden clubs
who meet together to share
thelr knowledge in their efforts
fo beautify their homes and
surroundings.

Show convenor T. F. Alex re-
portcd nearly 200 entries in 60
classes with top honors going
to Ben Hales, who took nine
first and two second prizes.

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ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL fk Tit fi5T
HAVE YOUR H.M. CHECKED TopayY CALL;;;

8, Partington

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