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Services

Swan at Sea
tion. 14873 lon Ave.
Phone WI. 881 Buin

TREE-TOPPING - dangerous

trees removed. Pruning, Tree

surgery, Free advice, Phone septic and o

Danny Sailor, Newton 79¢-L-1,
Gp

ee
SUNNYSID! » Radio,
TY. service, falifiod toch
nician. Ser to all makes.
Day or eveRing calls. Wh 7

4877 or WL abodes
CABINET WO! rhorite

tops. Mahogay yalls, Recrea:
tion Troomgs clalty, Call LA
1.5860 or BF. .9-1298 for free
estimates. Fs fe ivw bth

Service. See Zy TV at
home. 1 acifi¢é = Ave.,
White Roc! VI. 85947,

Stfa

re Wooden

ington Ave,

STEEL FABRICATORS
Fabrication of any
ucts. You name it, we make
it! Large stock of angle iron,

pipe, steel, §5 gal is, bar-
rel stands, pl d@ nuts in all
sizes, We re the orl

to do your job.
WHITE ROCK MOBILE
WI. 8-9331

1061 Stayte Rd

CARPENTRY

ing, altera shen cab-
inets Day tract. Free
estimates. PiG@e after 5 p.m.
WL 80368 Ar cicier’ tin

i tS Tf ie eS
SINGER Sewing Machine Co. |

For new and used mac!
your local
tive. Free
trade in all
per month.

ce, Rentals $5
Yurick, Newton

.jand cRimneys.

eel prou | Stoker,

Framing
roofs, kitcNens,
irs. Painting and
Inging, Cement work
Free estimates.
WE P4911, AQ, ae nen

SUNNYSIDE Excavating » Bull
dozing, power digging, clearing,
burning, basements, backfilling,

fan founda:
, pipe lines, load:
Art Dinsmore, 2638

ing.

LSet t., White Rock, WI, 0
$801” Dozer operator, Dick
Weaver, WL. 80844. Digger op

erator, Gerry Fink, YE 7-2506

| Top Soil & Manure

|HEAVY Cow Manure. 6 yds.
$18 delivered, YE 7-0346.
| BB

HEAVY Cow Manure, 6 yds,
$18 delivered, YE 7-0346,
| T-lde

Fuels For Sale

SEASONED alder for sale, $12
per cord delivered. Stove wood}
lengths. YE 7.9938 7-80|

%#&! COAL, COAL, COAL

, Egg, Nut,
W, Egg and Nut
Cedar s, $23 unit

| TY FUELS

|14860 Washington WI
Night WL 8-0789

| McLeod River,
Vic}

8.9788

(formerly
Alberta
Canada
F Langley, phone Lang-
(collect).

|McDONALD F'
| Garvin
|Coal.

ir mill run
Fuel, c/o
, RR4, White
3tfin

jand alder cord wood, $10 cord
{Phone WI. 8-0173. 6-7c

: Sth eee eee
ees ___—|BUSH WOOD for sale.
INDIAN SWEA fade to |9874
order. Any dgsiggg@r color De FrREPLACES refaced in beau-
avery, wintia ek Mrs. D. |tiful 4% inch stone facing, Any

Potts, 1569 FoMer. WI. 8-9659.
Stfin

ASPHALT PAVING

asphalt with

for wl

‘erms,

URREY PAVING
J. Tanche Phone WL. 69178

after 6 p.m
16124 Columbia Ave. 46tin
AUCTIONEER. , Dave-“Hunter,
5418 - 184 St, loverdale.
YE 7-2142. S0tin

SEPTIC TANKS and sewer

lines dug and install at
power ditching. E Rogers,
15436 Oxenh: hone WL 8
6079.

30tfn

FOR EXPERT Building, re-
modelling, paint
ing, finish or con-
tract. Free
WL 85557.

{choice ‘of color. WI 8-8031
6-7e

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

OF WILLIAM THOMAS

HANSLOW, DECEASED

NOTICE IS EBY Given
ind others having

claim: st the estate of Wil-|
\liam has Hanslow, deceased
and H@nslow’s Cycle Shop, for
merly of 15513 Washington

Avenue, White Rock, B.C, are
hereby required to send them
}to the undersigned Executor|
jeare of Thompson, Wilson &|
|Baker, Barristers & Solicitors,
Box 880, White Rock, B.C., be-|
|fore the 20th day of March, A.D.
1959, after which day the Ex-
|ecutor will distribute the said
jestate amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, havin® regard on-|
ly to the claims of which he
then has notice,
WILLIAM TICKNER HODGSON
Executor of the estate of
William Thomas Hanslow,
deceased 5-9

n'

Publi
@ Are You\Culturall:

YES - /You
BU

for the

If you are intprested
contacted, just|pick up

when you

a Dehenture

ite Reck Players

New Little Theatre

“ested in Saving?
Spirited 2

hclined?
are all of these

and have not yet been
your phone and call the

Campaign Chairman Dennis Meade - WI, 8-7563

or The White
one will call

Do It

ock Sun WI. 8-9701 and some-
your home or business.

Now!

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Sea Festival group

gets $50 donation
Art Porter of Qcoan Beach

Hotel has made a $50 donation
to White Rock Sea Festival
Society. Lily Maye, secretary

of the group, received the gift
this week,

Christians needed
Men’s Club told

At no time in history have
Oliristians been needed more
than they are today, Harry Seed,
president of Writish Pacific In-
surance Company, told the
United Church Men's Club Mon
day night.

Mr. Seed was guest speaker
at the club's ‘supper held in
the United Church Hall.

In discussing “our responsib-

ility as men in Church,”
Mr. Seed said there is a moral
laxity today which is causing

juvenile delinquency, call girls,
and alcoholism.

“This is a deficieney in the
moral laws of living that we
were all taught to believe,’ he
said
"We are becoming too toler-
ant, resulting in a moral breuk-
down in the family life,’

Mr, Seed said the Church
needs more than just a men’s
club. Groups should gather

more often to discuss the mean-
ing of God and Christianity.

“The responsibility of men in
the church is first to have faith

and conviction which shoutd
lead to action. This will not
last, however, without study |

and prayer,” he concluded.
Jack Jones, newly@leded
president, was in the chair for
this first official meeting of
the organization.

White Rock Cleaners

offers fund project
A new project that will inter- |

yice is now being offered by Mr.
Ernie Lewis of White
Cleaners.

In previous years Mr. Lewis

sold -through a Vancouver
agency. but has always regretted
that this commission was not

| alternative

available for local: groups
This year Mr Lewis assures

srous commission

which
forward to annually

organizations will

Nurses Dance

Hearts and flowers were the
theme for the very successful
Valentine dance held by the
South Fraser Regstered Nurs:
es Association on Friday, Fe
ruary 13 at the Panda Supper
Club. Over 300 guests attend-
ed from different areas of the
Lower Fraser Valley.

The concert to be held next

Sunday by the Semiahmoo

Overture Artists Association

will be held in the White Rock

Theatre at 3 p.m, February 22.
ees

Red Cross workroom will be
closed on February 24 to al
low delegates to attend the Red
Cross annual meeting in Van-
couver. The room will open
again on Tuesday, March 3 from
2 to 4 pm.

eee

The White Rock Lawn Bowl-
ing Club are holding a social
evening on Friday, February 20
when auction whist will be
played,

RW et

Annual meeting of CARS
(Surrey Branch) will be heid
in the White Rock Hospital on
Monday, February 23 at 8 p.m
Come and bring a friend.

ae ar

The annual game dinner
sponsored by the White Rock
Eagles will be held in their
hall, Sunnyside Road, on Stu
day, March 1, from 4:30 to 7
pana,

sae

Wiite Rock Kinsmen will
moet in the Silver Moon Hali on
Monday, February 23, for their
regular monthly meeting

oe

The Stayte Road branch of
the Holy Trinity W.A. will meet
at the home of Mrs, A Wil-

WHITE ROCK SUN

Oliver Scott roof

company representative

Oliver Scott of Ocean Park
has been appointed to the B.C.
division of ‘The Panther Com:
pany who already have factories
established in Texas and east
ern Canada,

The Panther Company, which
specializes in liquid asbestos
rouf covering known as ‘Mighty
plate’ has great falth in the
fiture of B.C. according to Mr
Scott,

‘Lneir product is sold in 68
countries of the world and will
be 4 great hoon te owners of
buildings with flat reoff. After
45 years of research, Panther
claims to have found the solu:
tion to the leaky roof problem,

This product is free from tar
and specially adapted to roof
maintenance and new roof in-
staclation

Mr. Scott will travel through
B.C. and hopes to visit Britain
late this year or early in 1960.

“L want to see The Panther
Company open a factory in B.C
in the not too distant future,”
Mr, Scott said.

The Company also specializes
in “Aluminum” roof coating
which beautifies, insulates and
protects

City, Surrey split
boundary roads cost

White Rock and Surrey will
work jointly on the mainten-
ance of White Rock's boundary
roads, with costs to be shared
by each council

Decision has been made that
White Rock will carry out white
line painting this year and
every second year thereafter
with Surrey taking care of the
years. No work
shall be undertaken without the
approval of both Councils.

Alderman Alex Mitchell rais

est ladies’ auxiliaries and other|ed the question of whether or
groups in White Rock and dist-|not snow removal would come
rict who are on the lookout for|under the category n
fund-raising projects to help|gencies for which no more than
them “in their community Sow a year expenditure has
| been
Rock | will enquire as to Surrey’s opin-
|ion of such public works.

of emer-

stipulated. White Rock

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1959 5) ‘Thinking Day’ for

Vagabonds presente sho oe Cae

“Thinking
“Doctor in the House”) he a very impre one this
If your prescription reads re. so te ;

tyke with Laughtel, then Hei teey the South
come to the Queens Park, New
Westminster, Playhouse of the| ?aradevline up will take place

Vayabonds any night of the |0% Sunday, Feb, 22, at the Over-
wek starting February 23 and|¥aitea parking lot at 2.30 p.m,
enjoy their production of “Doc-| With participants marching east
tor In The House,” to White United Church

For a laugh a minute, it|#here the, ma eo,
can't be beat. Combining the | ence at 3 pm.
talentw of director Alex Hood| Rev. Alfred Laing, minister,
with those of a cast headed by| Will deliver the Thinking Day
veteran Vagabond Rick Foote,| address. Lessons will he read
and including Betty Emmerson,|by Divisional Commissioner
Marjorie Hughes, Dalle Curle|Mra. A. E. Postill and District
and newcomers Ed Harrington,|Commissioner Max Green.
Norbert Vesack, Walt Willie
and Tom Worledge, this produc-
tion is guaranteed to dispel the
blues.

It ls sponsored by St. Hilda's;
Guild of Holy Trinity Cathed-
ral, ard tickets may be obtain-|
ed from any member of the)
Guild, from the Music Centre, |
or by calling LA 19242, Start-|
ing time is 8:15 pm. every
night

‘Blomme’s mark

golden wedding

Mr, and Mrs, Oliver Blomme
of Louis Creek, B.C., and for-
merly of White Rock, will cele
brate their Golden Wedding An-|
jniversary on Wednesday, Feb. |
25 at the Silver Moon from 230)
|to 5.30 p.m. when they will hold
open house |

Mr. and Mrs. Blomme spend
every winter in White Rock)
with their son, Harry. They}
were married in Heule, Belgium
in 1909 and lived at Shaunayon, |
|Sask., prior to coming to White
Rock. |

| pa Ae
BIRTHS |
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Jack Smith of 14080 Newton!
Road, a son, February 13. j
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald}
L. Rimmer of 13088 - 24 Ave,

\a daughter, February 15.
orn to Mr. and Mrs. Donald}
McLaren of 2738 Blake Road, a}

daughter, February 15

DRUG STORE

14977 Washington Ave.
Phone WI. 8-9696

had his coupon promotion book| Golden wedding

on St. Valentine’s

St, Valentine’s Day, February
14, was a great day of celebra
tion for Mr. and Mrs. J. H

all organizations they will have | Richards of 2861 Johnston Road
his fullest co-operation in tak-| When they celebrated their 50th}

ing on this project locally and | wedding

anniversary Mrs.
wedding anniversary and Mts.

s this will be an event|Richard’s 84th birthday, The
look | Richards

were very
meinbered on the happy occas-
ion by many gifts, cards and
flowers.

Penticton Visitor
Here rfom Penticton, B.C.
ir the past week, Mrs. Marian
jampbell has been visiting wiih
her mother, Mrs. J. H. Hamu

ton of 14186 Wheatley Ave |

LITTLE MUD

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more remote from Vancouver
than in its day Stanley Park
was when it was created Sand
beaches are not nearly as read-
ily created as tidal industrial
sites are. The unnecessary sac-
Tifice of this fine recreation
area to industry
major planning mistake.’

Regarding industriay wastes,

the meeting was told that in

1951 an international eommis-
sion investigated the pollution
of waters in the Great Lakes
and the report had this to say
about shipping.

‘Bilge water accumulates
at the lowest level or the ves-
sel and contains lubricating oils
and other like wastes.’

of this waSte is highly variable
and is difficult to measure, the
report goes on to state ‘Based
upon records of bilge pump op-
eration and of oil consumption
the total quantity of oil dis-
charged from all vessels has
been conservatively estimated
to be about 40 U.S, gallons a
day.”
As well as the oil wastes
there is another and more ser-
ious effect of bathing beaches
near shipping lanes and that is
the problem of ballast water.
common practice is to take bal-
jast from overboard while un-
loading and to discharge it
when cargo is received. Thus
it is possible that contaminated
water may be taken aboard at
one apolat and transferred into
ar else~

ion may
Joughby, 1159 Vidal Street, on vicinity of water supplies and

March 10 at 2:50 p.m.

well re}

would be a}

Admitting that the quantity

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