decorations and
ig are always associat
ed with the Christmas scene

A new type of light, that from
outdoor gas lamps, has made
its appearance — the last few

Street

by

She came skipping
Pacific Avenue as happily as
any small girl could possibly
be, a beret sat jauntily atop a

Post Office open
Saturday unti! Xmas

White Rock Post Office will
be open all day Saturday until
Christmas for the conyenien-:e
of the public.

An additional street letter
box collection will be made at
1:00 p.m. each weekday from
Dfcember 9 to 23 inclusive

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Sylvia

along curly

months in the Fraser Valley

This one provides a soft,
warm light to the entrance
of one Valley home, Others

are on weatherproofed black
iron posts and light drive:
ways and pathways.

Stene

Walton

head and she clutched a
bag to her as if it containcd
jure of gr price.

urely late for a little one to
be out on her own and, as
if sensing my thought, she cal
led out, “Hi” as she
}me. “Hurry home,” 1
g dark “Te
jto Brownies,” she threw
\with an air of pride,

passe
said
been
back

I watched her as she tripped
off into the dusk, bare legs
twinkling and quite heediess
of the chilly evening. Happy
j ittle soul, I thought, her mind
$ filled with new and wonder-
ful ideas! Satan certainly won't
find any mischief for her busy
| hands.

| Brownies, Cubs, Guides,
|Scouts, music, drama, dancing,
}what a wealth of extra cur

jricular attivities White Rock 0!
fers to its youth! These epen
up new worlds before the en:
quir‘ng mind, and the avenues

broaden enticingly with cach
fesh discovery what ro
|'s there for delinqucney when
|*here is such a choice of treas
jure?

Of course, it goes without
£2 that parental encour
a is the all important
jmitial step. How fortunate
this young city is, in that it
coins to be a natural centre

jof culture and enthusiasm
the “gentle arts!”
cities may have

auditoriums and theatres, but
gwhere would one find the
boundless enthusiasm of a
Franklin Johnson and the tai
ented group he had rathered
about him? Or a school of
drama undor the auspices of a
London professional, a ballet
school which brings all the
Magic of Saddlers Wells into
our midst, music teachers pos
sessing the highest honors, al
|80 Scout and Guide leaders who
‘rive unstintingty of their prec
jfous hours — to say nothing of
|Renerous library facilities
| Yes, fortunate indeed we
fare, having so much to offer

— in this atmosphere the seeds
jor tomorrow are being sown

and the harvest should be rich
and fruitful! Inner peace is to
found in the nurture and
“Appreciation of the arts, and if
jour youth will start out in
{life thus armed, the world of
tomorrow can still be a good
(place in which to live,

ior
The big
their plush

| 20 WHITE ROCK SUN

5 | Dissatisfaction with the coun
cil's plans to exchan
jwith City Fuels, 14860 Wasl:-|
jington Avenue, was expressed

proprietor,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959 Horticultural group
~ |ends year with party | directed by = song leader, 9
‘Motel operator protests exchange ag

of leases by City with fuel company

Mayor William Hodgson discuss |at 2 p.m
leases this matter with the City Fuels |the United Church Hall

jing the

White Rock Horticultural

Society will end the year by
giving a party for its members
Tuesday, Dec. & in

members can enter.
A few vocal and fi
solos will be given,
are planned and the
lend with afternoon tes
served.

pany oa

Program will Include award-
ee

jat Tuesday night’s council meet
ling by Mr. R. Mackenzie, op-
| crator of Gene's Motel

Mr. Mackenzie stated he for
saw the front of his motel be-
coming a working area for coal,

Jtrucks if the exchange went
| through.

Council felt the proposed |
jlease exchange would be of
|value to White Rock in that)

jit would give the city extended
|parking facilities east of the
coal yard, allowing City Fuels
|to extend farther west

Propar are alread
derway for immediate chan;

Ald. Jessie Lee sta
had asked what Mr. Mackenzie
had thought about the ex
|change and was told that he
had been consulted about
ind had no objection

Mr. Mackenzie said he had

been informed

Ald. John Hynds questioned
whether council could place
any restriction on coal yards.

| Ald. Max Zack pointed out that
Ja coal yard is just like a junk
yard, all that is required is a
fence around it

Ald. Sid Fe
out to Mr. Macke!

cil would force the City F
jto keop their premises clean.
| Ald. Sid Fennell moved that

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