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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1959 3

‘The Shrove Tuesday Pancake) WHITE ROCK SUN
in the Anglican) ——————

SS. room was a very popular e =

ie “ase =" CBC producers, grain
Serving the guests were Mrs,| ™

A. Bibbs, Mrs, A’ Norwich,

ve oes "=" growers march on Ottawa

In charge in the kitchen were

es A. Rines, S. J. Uren, by W. A. MeLennan, MOP.
BC . Jones, Mrs. Fen-| |
nell, Mra’ A. A night Mrs: A sreat deal of discussion has) United Staton in ‘pomoartvon
M. Tubman, Mrs, P. Henders,|taken place on the dispute be:/haye been peta, FP AG
Mrs. L. Laronde was in charge | tween the CAC and Vea Sas Maa unt, He
of receipts. [Network in Montreal, [aot have too much effest on the

; eek we had a very col:|local market
Stal phreds ot Gamacaatars We have had many debates)
in frant of the Parliamont)and have listened to many
Buildings, It was estimated | 5 ubject of un)
there were between eight and/employment. It is one of our
nine hundred who took part in| most serious problems — and
the parade of which less thin] should not be used as a political
a hundred were CBC employees, | football, or for the building up
th alance being sympathizers./of party or personal prestige
The Government has taken! 1 believe that representatives
the stand that this dispute is/ of all levels of Government, lab.
Ya matter for Negotiation be-J/or leaders and management
tween the Corporation and the) should sit down around the ta

©) reprgsentatives of the produc:|ble and try to work out a yolu

bei { ne tion to this mont serious prob:|

House 0 {it seems quite evident that/lom. It is easy to stand up and

si } we will be treated to another howl, throw the blame on every:

Fl 7 { mass march on Ottawa, This}one else but offer no concrete

owers Lemecie Sell be Whe. Weatéralhuggedtions ‘or adlullang to the}

15227 Pacific Ave, {/Gr Growers. problem ee a fotlntey like

WI. 8.9700 {They have announce thay a Canas with lone call Winters

Say = { ready have ninety thousand do! alway sen. |

Bee Pa LS in whe oRlity andl fotir| #onal-unemployitient anda eels
biars in a

hundred will take part in the/Ution must be found, |
trek. Our prairie wheat pro-| = ae |
jucers play a very important} Kinsmen campaign to
part in our nation’s economy
a undoubtedly are deserving Teach $2800 mark
of a great deal of sympathy Donations to the Kinsmen
To give them anything near} Child Care campaign are still
" demands would cost many | being realized from money left|
ons of dollars which would in cans in several White Roe
have to be taken from the pock-| Stores, Steve Sviatko, Kins-|
ets of the Canadian people. men president, reports he ex.
In speaking of farm prices/Pects the total donations to
‘or the information of those |reach the $2800 mark before it
i in the raising of broil-| officially concludes, Last year’s
chickens the price drop is|intake totalled $2219, |_|
tly to the very large| The Kinsmen Club is piacing |
in production which its emphasis on park develop
en place in Canada. The| ment this r and plans to re
1 production of broilers in|seed the Gage Park together|
Canada has gone up from 30) With painting of the benches
million pounds in 1953 to about and providing an approach to
180 million pounds in 1958. The|the park from Victoria Avenue
hain trouble has been  that|as their initial park project
production has been greater) Emphasis will be placed on
an demand and that is almost/increasing the Club's mem-
© entire reason for the de-| bership which is holding its
crease in the price of broiler;0Wn at the present fime.
Seon | Seven members of the local
in, 1094 it year’s imports from the|club visited the West Vancou-
a |ver Kinsmen last Monday even-
ffi ins. when Governor Colin Jack
|son of West Vancouver and
{Deputy Governor, Ed Turner of
|South Burnaby were on hand as
| speakers.

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Centre needs
chairs, tables

Chairs and tables are need.
ed for the Christian Youth
Training Centre at Sunnyside |
and Johnston Road, as well as}
jadditional transportation for|
the boys of the Stackaders who
meet at 5:45 pm. each Thurs-
day evening.

‘The Stockaders and the older
group, known as the Battalion,
are off to an enthusiastic sta:
With the boys themselves doing
very necessary tasks such as)
wiring windows and light fix-|
|| tures, chopping fire wood and
keeping the gymnasium clean

Stockaders include all boys
of 8 years to 11 while boys of
}|12 to 18 are included in the
Battalion

Anyone wishing to assist is
asked to contact Rey. H. J
Westman, WL 8-9075.

| (Gosnell Rien.
||on Friday, Feb, 27

If you went to live among a
tribe who had no form of writ-
ten communication, and want-
ed them to have it, how would
0u go about the job?

You’ knowing English only,
would have to write down the
queer (to you) sounds and find
out what they meant. How
would you manage to gain the
confidence of the people who
view all strangers with fear
and distrust? You would have
to have someone of them act as
an informant for you. When
finally you do get the language
or dialect into written form
how will you manage to get the
natives convinced that it is
worthwhile to learn to read in
their own mother tongue? Well,
you will see a translator at
work in the film “Unsheathed”
being shown at the Gospel
Chapel on Friday, Feb. 27 at
8pm. Miss Lillian Ward from

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! Friday and Saturday, Feb. 20, 2

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Ron Whyman in
A or phone

‘nightmare of heavy traffic gop:

'Mrs, EP Darna =

Flying Phil

not hungry yet

Todd Spicer of the Tara Sup-
per Club Is still awaiting word
of whether or not Works Min:
ister, P. A. Gaglardi is going
fo accept his invitation to dine
ner,

Spicer wrote the Provincial
minister two weeks ago inviting
him to dine at the Tara at a ¢C,
view window where he could it
wee for himfelf the continual

tJ f)

ing and Co.
Accountants, C

e moffed from the Dale Builging to

WoodworkingBldg.

fic Hwy. Cloverdale, B.C,

February 16, 1959 - YE 7-3511
Vancouver Office Phone Regent 1-4995

ing with inadequate
facilities

Mr. Spicer has received a let-
ter from Mr. Gaglardi dealing
with highway problems in gen
eral but it does not refer to
Spleer's invitation to dinner.

highway

White Rock Board of Trade

Monthly Meeting

SILYER MOON .- 8:00 p.m.

nvestigates Kinettes

Mrs, Eva Derpak, G ,
has been named to mak que
Jes by mail of lower mainiand
tte groups as to thelr pro
Jects, interests and organiza
tional methods, prior to the re-|
Organization of the White Rock |
Kinettes which is expected to
Ket underway prior to the sum
mer,

Nine interested wives of
Kinsmen turned out for the dis-
cussion meeting held at the}
home of Ed Carlin when the|
pros arid cons of re-organ ing|
the Kinettes was discussed by
those present. It is expected|

esday, Feb. 24

GUEST SPEAKER O

TOM IRWIN -f-&

will speak on the

the group will not yet underway | Ferry and Highway

officially until early in the}
fall

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