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South Surrey’s Scouts
Cubs realized net
$306 from their annual Apple | ple
staged Saturday, October | sed

Day i |
Sunnyside, Crescent, | er

24, in

SHOES

vag White Rock and Haz
by Sa : and Gross earnings. were $527 soolwait
ls This was more than § nite
EDR over last year's intake when|f

Special Grab Box every week

HILLTOP
SHOE RE-NU

15228 Pacific Ave,
Phone WI. 8-5021

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only $200 net profit was realiz

Apples cost the Scouts fifty |Sat
lthey felt the customers got bet-| anc
ter apples than in
yesrs.

was the fact that customers

jscemed in a more generous /ers
WHEN ACT |mood with many people giviruz)the
TIME T!

d ys
e 3

ples were selling for.
wre 8

BROWNIES
Six Brownies

AS

were enrolled}

and|won for L
earnings of | Badge, presented by Mrs. Whip
ris had earlier pas
to test
who
elmere.|praised their performance.

| The 26 members of the
Pack are
ing a Christmas Fair to be

ed. tative

s tha e jay, October 20.
E donations than the ap-/Montay, Octobe

ie? ter was piped aboard. The ship
}will be Christened in the near}ed to contact Mis.
future.

in the 2nd White Rock Brown-|tween te

them their Dance
0. The
1 their
Mrs.

ance badge
Myrtle Davidson

Rock Brownie

id at the Youth Centre
date has

December

urday

1 th

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An extra help to the boys|SEA RANGERS
RUSE thet The newly-formed Sea

held their first n
home of Mrs,

ting &
. Hatter

Jore girls are

been set as
Nothing

q $s ye this to more than 25 cents

ents re a box this year, butjis to cost

iney felt girls are doing the en

former|tire preparations themselves.
.

Rang:

Mrs. Hat

needed  be-
s of 15 and 21 to

South Surrey Scouts and Cubs
net $306 in annual Apple Day

1 white ensign for their ship

and anyone having one to lend

thom is asked to contact Mrs
| Hatter

"ae LY Rend the night air with their awful shrieks;
GUIDES And witches, ah’ you'll see them soon,
Leaders are needed for the Riding on brooms across the moon.
Ke rie eerie (hs oi Imps dance around with horns and hoofs;
White Rock, Crescent Beach :
abd’ Sunnyside; District. <Com Your gates they'll toss up on the roofs,

missioner Mrs
ports.

The Guide Company in Sun
has closed temporarily
ause of the lack of a
or a lieutenant.

Mrs, Whipple is
Guides and Guiders who would
be willing to give one night a

K. Whipple re

month to help teach the Guides

d Brownies their test work
Anyone wishing to help is asx
Whipple at
WI, 88572,

|CUBS

Robin Logan was invested in-

Jean Bailard, Janice

sy Heard, Beverly

ckie Heise and
Mrs. Rose

Owl

Bonner,

mothers, together with Mrs.

Flink of Ekelund, Tawny Owl. Mrs.| Winterize your car now for
OCEAN PARK the new Brown Owl|protection, convenience and for
ensington Prairie was a|safe driving sugges tre B.C
REALTY. special guest. |Automobile Association
— Of special interest was the Each year on the first cold
PAUL RUNGE dance engaged in by Beverly

ce Winterizing tips from

|morning or with the first storm

Office Ocean Park - WI, 88291 Hatter and Judy Martin which |hundreds of motorists miss valu

1968 Stevenson Rd., WI. 8-3743

N GUARD!

able
Check list’ for |can’
2 . the
home installation advi
Homeowners confused by the |ize
Many types of insulation
use a handy check list to heip jer.
them select the right kind for}
their home. aes
Here is a list prepared by |*he
Insulation Ind ]
Ltd., proce

rs of vermiculite
in Western Canada. A

1. Insulation should be fire-| ~
proof to minimize the danger |
jof spreading flames in case of |
fire. |

| 2. Insulation
Settling for the life of the job
Insulation should not at-
|tract or support rodent and ver-| *
men. life.
4. Insulation should be
| lightweight and easy to install
| Materials like vermiculite Which
pour easily and are non-irritat-|
ing are recommended for “do-|
it-yourself” homeowners. 6
5. It should be permanent, |
Insulation that rots causes|
heat losses and eventually must |
be replaced.
Extensive laboratory tests in-|
|

should resist

Ocean View
Motors Ltd.

15757 Campbell River Road
PHONE WI. 8.9124

dicate that vermiculite meets
all of these important require-
ments. Vernmiculite is sold in
Canada under the trade namo| 9

of Zonolite.
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10. Lubricate car (Protects all
moving parts.) .

For your safety the

B.C.A.A. says:

11, Check brake lining, hoses
and fluid (Your life de-
pends on good brakes.)

122 Check all lights for opera

| tion and power (Good
lighting adds to your safe

Prevent
stalls! Ready
your car for win-
tor now. See us for oF
whatever you'll need. Salli.
ze icp)
{ caTrERiEs H| Gai
Dependable f 1)
_. Muagedly built” : we |
W v7 a Be Prepared -
alton S$ rvice Lid. oughly check your car for
=i complete winter driving com-
Py ington & Oxford Wi. 89747 fort and safety.

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work hours be ise they
t get their car started, y
BCAA. The Association
ses all motorists to winter.
their cars now and be

can |ready for the first cold weath:

protection and convenience
B.C.A.A. says:

Check battery for condi
tion and charg (It takes

power to start the car)
Check ignition system,
points, plugs, etc. (Starts
easier, improves perform-
ance.)

Check automatic choke
operation (Quick starting

smoother running.)
Change to

winter weight}

. . ‘
ie Pace at an impressive cere-|make a complete crew, Thejto the A Pack of the White in Time ‘
mony held in the Hilltop |rangers will make most of their|Rock Cubs in an impressive
Youth Centre Friday afternoon, /own equipment so they will be|ceremony in Memorial Park f In
October 24. Each girl was ac-|very busy with hammer and/Saturday afternoon during the 0 ess
lcompanied by at least one par- He é iy xe |Apple py effort staged by |
ent. he Rangers are looking for|South Surrey A
District Commissioner Mrs. = When illness
Ken Whipple was on hand to strikes, you can de-
enroll the six gir!

—s wos2"|B.C, Automobile Assoc.

13. Check wipers and defrost

ters (Be assured of good
vision.)

14. Check skid chains and
snow tires (Be safe with
added traction)

15, Check exhaust system
even small leaks are dan-

gerous.)

Cattle disease
control sought

The Honourable
Steacy,

Newton P.
Minister of Agriculture,
announc that steps are now
oeing taken oy his Department
to enforce strict adherence to
all regulations pertaining to
the control and eventual erad
ication of Brucellosis (Bang
Disease) among cattle in th
ower T’uinland.

Expressing concern _that

oil (Easier starting, better |these regulations have not been

lubrication.)
Install proper
and antifreeze (Improy
motor and heater perform
ance.)

Check radiator hoses for
defects (Avoid anti-freeze
loss and overheating.)
Inspect and adjust fan belt
(Avoid overheating and
Benerator power loss.)
Add anti-freeze mixture to
gasoline (Aids starting and
Prevents frozen lines.)
Add _ windshield washer
ti-freeze (Helps increase
visibility.)

| properly
thermostat |stances, Mr. Steacy urges ¢
|

|costly

Let us thor-

observed in some

ery
attle owner and dealer to co
perate with the Department of

riculture in the campaign to
rid the dairy and beef cattle in
dustries of this dangerous ana
disease The campaiyn
in the Lower Mainland is part
of a Province-ide program to
eliminate this disease, which
has caused heary losses to B.C.
breeders.

The Minister warns that al-
ready U.S. authorities are in-
troducing stringent disease reg
ulations governing the importa-
tion of dairy cattle into tnat
country, and points out that un-
less British Columbi acts
ouickly to strengthen its posi-
tion in disease control to con
form with these U.S.
icns, cattle

regula-
producers in this

tain |

asking ex-|

}16 WHITE ROCK SUN

Beware!
‘Tis on the night of Hallowe'en
When witches, spooks and imps are seen,
While arched-backed, spitfire, fierce black cats,
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1955

Just leap and whirl like acrobats.
From darkened, cobwebbed belfrey towers,

Stream bats at all tinearthly hours.
Hobgoblin fiends lurk in the dark;

Their teeth, on you, may leave their mark
Owls with their cadaverous beaks,

And should your privy be outside,

| You're apt to find it on its side.

| Watch out for their mean impish tricks:
Go after them with stones and sticks
And give them all a mighty scare.
This night, be on your toes: BEWARE-
JAMES AYRES.

Ever Ready

pend on us to be at
your call at any jj)
hour of the day or
night for prompt,
precise filling of
all your doctor's {j
prescriptions.

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