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Health Unit

K. Kennedy.
In making his report to the
meeting of the Boun
Union Board of Health
week, Dr. Kennedy said
such a bylaw would cover
any store or establishment
where food is prepared or sold
to the public or any condition
|existing which might constitute
a menace to public health.
“The health of employees is

FARES

« . Good Zoing Dec.
18 - 31 tg all prairie
and certain points in |
Ontario. Return Limit |
Jan. 4. ff

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for Sanifation bylaw here

Importance of adopting a sani-

tation bylaw for eee
|Health Unit is emfhagized jn
CHRISTMAS (2 report by Unit dikector Br

20 WHITE ROCK SUN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 19;

CNR Veterans
hold Xmas party |

CNR Veterans Association |
held in the Buena Vista IUall

reports need

of rousted turkey with all the ||])
be given consideration. All{food |trimmings, prepared and eat: |
handling establishments should | ered by lady members. |
rovide proper toilet and hand-| As many as 95 members sat ||
ashing facilities; all exposed |down to tables decorated with |
food should be protected from | holly, etc., in keeping with the |
dust and flies and no unwrap-| spirit of Christmas. The hall |
ped meat, d. products or|was also gaily decorated. 1
bakery products should be plac-/ after the repast, tables were ||

ed on counters, It is further s ; |
pabaidered tbat wll werishable| eee ee eae, ane

: time given over to carol sing- ||
foods be properly refrigerated. | 7° entertainme tig
BO eeeeee of the bylaw {in entertainment and dancing. ||

q The following provided solos
would deal with requirements |anq instrumentals which were
from piggeries, poultry Jalling | very much appreciated: —W.

plants, hatcheries, duck farms, |Rovitt. G, Bemister and. Mrs
rabbitories, slaughter houses | po rai¢; Sires Darseny ee
and housing,” the report said. |portholomew, B. Fennings i
|Bain, G, Turner Jr,, F. Lett and

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White Rock Tray, :
w Operating

Telephone WIndsor 8-8411

he office are not quite com.

* [ an important factor and should
Hehe
a rane | Light mone

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@romynore pmople enjoy
feri@adoup savings

they make the
round'Wp together... | Tight money, with all its at-

Good Bnywhere jn |tendant problems both for those

.. |seeking and those granting
Caliph between des. | eens oe been the price of

tings 72 miles OF | stemming all-out inflation, ac
mor apart.

cording to G. Arnold Hart, pres-
| ident of the Bank of Mont
| But, Mr. Hart told B of M
jshareholders at their
jannual meeting.
jisciplines of mone-
iction,” Canada

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id a solid founda’

n
for orderly, stable and endur-
jing economic progress.”
mJficludes rail fare, | Mr. Hart said the economic
meals, tips. recovery this year from the re

a cession of 195758 had been
‘ 5 A Adults tiesrong, healthy and on abroad |
4

T base,” while the gross national |
Goach Return from product had been rising and
t Vancouver to

might approach $35 billion in|}

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aa 1959, versus $325 billion last
F, ? Edmonton $93 | year.
° ave Since October, 1958, the
°. } Ss 5 central bank had maintained
Canada’s money supply “on a
| Saskatoogay $164 | Ctctr plateau,” Mr. Hart said, |
| Save (BYE while the rapid recovery of
business has produced very sub-
a ? {stantial demands for credit
“5 {from all types of borrowers. |
| In attempting to meet these }
* 3K needs, the banks have lent more
{ | ALSO. and more money, until the time
: AID came when they could grant
CNRAPREP. further credit only by disposing
Ti jof government securities at a
I * }loss, so that there was then no
| R GIFT alternative but to reduce the
j volume of new loans.
t J TIFICATES | “Consideration of profit and
. RA hal loss haye been, as far as pos-
a Sin vgs sible, secondary to a desire to
meet the essential normal re-
and Merry Christmas |quirements of borrowers bath

large and small.” But, Mr. Hart
added that he knew of “no
magic wand” that would enable
to meet all the re-

“however desir

IMPERIAL

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PRODUCTS

Christmas
Regulay, Deffvery

borrowers cause inflation

142nd |this year in arresting the
“by putting up |of prices.”

jresult in a paid-up capital of
$60,750,000 and a rest account |
Of $139,850,000, Mr. Mulholland |
said. |
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jeularly mindful of the needs of
the small businessmen and the |

jties

A few details about t
pleted - our apologies for

5. Thornson. At the piano ac- any difficulties,
companying the various number
and carols were Mrs, Revitt, G.
f\Turner Sr, and F. Bartholc
|mew. A most enjoyable time
|was had by all

The lunch was held in
of the regular monthly me

y for credii

r future address and tele
48-49¢

Please clip this notice fo

phone reference.

Which side is up’
puzzling question
looking at this
flooded farm: lan

tion for orderly, stable and] the foot of Wood
enduring economic progress e-e€ ec west of the Colet
was laid, and he reiterated that | a

“a Jong step has been taken

ventually, he suggested
ada would look back on the |
present period of tight money
as one in which “a solid founda

‘ise

White 1

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R. D. Mulholland, general } 7
manager of the B of M, present- A Jessie Lee Janitoria
ing the bank's ae a LY Quick +
Statement, reported tha’ r RE
year of “restrictive mone y $ A som
environment,” net profits w © Paints Wahin
lirsreaeed ni per/Gcat, io oo o carry on sound thinking i
191,060, after setting aside $12- . ee 2 ° Ea
842,600" for income taxes. OF in civie affairs for the siGecht
this record profit, 0, ‘5
was provided for sharchold Pho: &
oR as betterment of White Rock pals
per share

Following a “rights” offe o Mr. Han
of 675,000 new shares of capi-
of O10 nc sas, cate Vote-Lee, Jessie X 250 Deno

cent of the rights being exer-
cised—B of M paid-up capital
stood at $60,649,513, and com- |“
pletion of the stock issue will |

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Our |

ce Hail) eC

for ALDERMAN

The general manager said the |
bank could not meet all the
demands for loans made upon
it, although it had been “parti-

ote Br

the People of White Rock elect
me as Alderman to City Council
I will:

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small personal borrower.’
To meet the unprecedent
demand for credit of all kinds.
the bank reduced its inv: st-|
ment portfolio 27.9 per cent to}
$886 million, compared with
the previous year’s holdings of

Initiate
and support drives for playgrounds

Support youth programs

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$1,230 million.

Deposits showed little change and sport facilities. i 15509 Wa
at $2,998 million, compared . sree 4 4
with $3,038 million a year ago, Provide better street lighting. eR RAARADARD

and the same was true of total
B of M assets, which stood at
$3,259 million, versus $3,277
million in 1958. “Quick” assets
were reported at $1,578 million,
or 516 per cent of all liabili-
to the public, compared
with 62.1 per cent a year ago,

Faulty brakes
costs Fuel Co. $10

A White Rock fuel dealer was

More consideration for our older
citizens.

Personal touch to the administration
of community affairs.

White Rock for the citizens of
White Rock.

— BRUCE HALL

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

Whit# Rock
: Fuel Oil

PHONE:
WII. 8-9606 or 83157

fined $10 and costs in city pol-
ice count after being found
guilty of failing to have one
of his trucks equipped with an
adequate parking brake.

Gerry Black of Black City
Fuels pleaded not guilty to the
charge when he appeared be-
fore Magistrate S. H. Gilmour.

RCMP laid the charge after
one of the company’s oil trucks
parked on B Street rolled back
into Washington Ayenue lane,
stopping partinlly against an
embankment and the rear of a
grocery store.

A mechanic who tested the
truck following the accident
told the court one wheel cyl-
inder was leaking very badly

the emer;
fis worn, Han UNG wes

to fe te rte

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hold the truck on a hill
B rt.

/To Remain A Free People —