WHITE ROCK SUN

council got down to the bus

fairs of the cily. |
Public works expenditures, &
proposed booklet on new etty
sireel pames and a suggestlon
that pictures of all homes in
White Rock be taken in order
8, 9 to aid the assessor were (is
cussed by members With eo»
1e8 omy entering Into all Uiree ts
sues

: Mavor Harry Douglass sati
Pavan he felt taking pictures of in
a | caivadual homes for record pur |
PaESY Dases for the Assessor Was 0
ine a littl too far especially
when it was @aing to cost the
= city the sum of $900,
esday. Ald. Jehn Hynds agreed that
even if the sum of 5900 was
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Mrs. Gwen Gibbon has join-
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a licenced rea] estate sales-
woman Mrs. Gibbon, a resi-|
sent of this district for the past |
five years, recently passed her |
examinations with the B.C |
Real Estate Board

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jie _THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1960 3 |
Economy seems keynote }
of first council parley

Reonomy ‘appeared to be theyapent for the pictures tho aw 8
kevaote Tuesday night as a new

iness of administrating the nf:

~j than the numbers and he could

| iS our largest expenditure and |

|, our spending.”

fied to council by the Public|.

|Stated this purchase should be

vice was held Tuesday, Jan 5

éd. Cremation |

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eoasar would atill have to go
and look at the houve in ques
Liat,

Ald. John Graham deseribod
the printing af booklets emutliny
ing the new names chosen ii
city streets as “a waste of mon-
ev,

Ald Bruce Hall sald he fal
the names of the slreets wor
far more familiar to residents

Every Monday

Yam. to 6 pum.
White Rock Only
PREE DAILY
DELIVERY
except Mondays

Phone WI 8-9633

see no value in the expense
linvolved in publishing booklets |
to Outline the street names

Ald. John Tivnds termed the!
‘publishing of the suggested
booklets as “an unnecessary ©x- |
pense.” Ho said he left pub-|
hvity in the paper anid the eree
tion of the promised street mar-
ikers would be sufficient

Ald. Max @aek stated he felt
a published list of names with
out a key map to accompany it
would be worthless,

Ald. Jessie Lee moved that
auy public werks expenditure
above one hundreds be let out
lo tender Council felt this
action would not tie the hands

Public Works Superintend
end Bob Howse, and would al-
low him a certain amount of
lecway for small matters. y

Mayor Harry Douglass com-|
mented, “We should know pric- |
es from two or three firms. 1]
am very strong on that point
t would include everything over |
S100 should EO to tender. We | ]
should know where the money | ¢
is going and how much itens| ‘
are costing us. Public works|}5

we must have some record of Po

The discussion arose from a
list of needed supplies present-

Works Department.
One item listed 4,800 gallons |
of gasoline) Mayor Douglass | ay
lel out to tender. Flour
Howse explained that his de-|
partment had purchased a tank |
from the Imperial Oil Company |
and that all gas was purchased |
from that company.
“If we can save four or five ,
cents per gallon on gas we
could soon pay for our own
storage tank. In the former|5
Way we are committing our: |
selves to one company. I think |
our contracts for oil should |
be on a yearly basis. All oil |
jobs, lubes, grease and gas |
should go to tender,” the may-| ¢
Or said. |
flowse explained that the pres-
€nt tank had been purchased
for S77
Council felt the city should
prepare to buy their own fuel
tanks and shop around for the |
best value in all publie works
supplies.

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Obituari
utuaries
CUTHBERT, Jan 30, 1960 -|
latilda Cuthbert, of 234 - 17161 |
L.. White Rock. age 80 years
urvived by her loving husband
Arthur; one son Alan, Vancou-
ver; one daughter, Mrs, M. Boat-
man, Alberta. Funeral seryjve
was held Wednesday, January
6 from Chapel Hill Funeral ar-
lour Ltd. Rev. G. Splitt offic.
lated, Cremation.

BELL, December 31, 1959
Edward Thomas Bell of 14854
Prospect Ave., White Rock, age
60 years, Survived by one
brother in England. Graveside
scrvice Was held Tuesday, Jan.
v at Sunnyside Lawn, Rev. E. | ¢
Pitt Griffiths officiated, Chap-|
el Hill Ltd. Funeral Directors

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GOODLET, Jan 1, 1960 -|
George Allison Goodlet of 93%
Maple St., White Kock, ave GG
years, Survived by three broth-
ers’ James, White Rock; Wil-
liam, Campbell River; John.
Scotland; two sisters, Mrs. B.
J. Kent and Mrs, W. A Jarril,
son, White Rock Funeral ser- |

Sl eg
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(6 2 8

from Chapel Hill Funeral Par-|
lors Ltd. Dr. G Glover officiat-

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FARTHING, January 1, 1960 -
liarriett Amelia Farthing af
15408 Royal Ave., White Rock,
age 91 years, survived by dear
friends. Funeral service was
hell Wednesday, January 6)|§ )
from Chapel Hill Funeral Par-/§ Cloverdale
‘cur to Valley View Cemetery.

M™, M. S, Blackburn officiated.’y

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