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by W. W, Hastings

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phase of repair he restored to what it was
some years ago. Old timers

can remember when the beach |
was big cnough and wid
enough for picnicers to play
ball there. It is intended to

Jtrap enough sand to restore|

this condition, |

The latest
and protection to the beach at
Crescent is now underway by
municipal work crews who are
driving piles and constructing
groynes at the point. This
area has long been a source of
worry to municipal officials and

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residents alike.

In the picture above can be
seen the municipal pile driver
being operated by Bruno Bal-
back. The white mark on the
post on the left shdws the for-
mer beach level and from this
the extent of the erosion prob-
lem can be estimated

According to Municipal En-
gineer Hugh Buckley the prob-
lem consists in constructing
wall and groynes which will
slop further erosion and at the
fame time trap new sand wash

Some residents are sceptical
however, claiming that there is
no enough sand being brought
in by the tide at the present
time to make this possible
| These residents point out that
|formerly, erosion was taking |
ace in other places around |
iahmoo Bay and that it was}
|the sand from this erosion |
which was brought to Crescent
Now that most of this erosion
has been stopped they claim
there will not be enough sand
available to make much dif.

i; fezence. |
co abate tas a|, Other residents take a dif

Mr. Buckley has designed * | ferent view and point out the
grid consisting Oe low see benefit. which the =
Wall connected with a number | Pe” vs
of low groynes through which | &™ ynes have brought, and in

he wat e leaving | S¢PPort of this view they point
the freshly dapecel aia This |t2 the places where the sand

s already been raised in some |
wall and the groynes can be ends “i
extended upwards as needed by madeaeee the full height of the
the addition of more planks as|* =
the area gradually raises itself. |
By this means Mr. Buckley
hopes that the entire area can

Sunnyside

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| Mr. and Mrs. Kanuka of Van-
couver are newcomers to Sun-|
nyside and are residing on Best |
Road in the home formerly own-|
ed by Mrs. Mary Campbell and
family.

Mr. and Mrs, Paul Bonneville
have taken up residence in the
home they have purchased at
2372 King George Highway.

Mrs, Hill of Saskatoon, is
visiting at the home of her son
in law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Rodgers of Sun-

nyside.

Qeper

Mr, Van Auchten of Sunny-
side Road was the winner of
the potato contest put on by
the Sunnyside Garden Club
this summer, The weighing in
showed 75 pounds yield from
a single potato. Besides the
‘fun of the potato contest, there
wis @ variety concert with
musical numbers and dancing.

one

Mr. and Mrs, A. Franklin of
Oliver Road are the Proud par-
ents of a son, little David Wil-
liam, arrived at White Rock
Hospital on September 80.

» ee

J. M. Arthur has sold
home at 2346 King George
Highway and hag gone to make
iis home in Burnaby. ‘The new
owners are Mr. and Mrs, R.
Strum.

ive applications
issue of

his

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Mrs. Melnotosh and her
daughters Miss McIntosh and
Mrs, Kristenson have moved
frum King George and Clow to
Sunnyside Road,

eae
Mr, and Mrs, Robbins and
children of the Cheerio Cafe are
moving from Sunnyside. Mr,
18 is now a patient in
Shaughnessy Military Hospital.

of Canada,

jare gifted musicians and it is

Proy. president
‘to open bazaar

Mr
cial president of the Senior
Citizens’ Association, will be on
hand to officially open the an-
ual pre-Christmas bazaar to
be staged by the White Rock
Senior Citizens’ branch

The bazaar wilil be held on
Wednesday, November 4 in the
banquet room of the Silver
Moon from 2 to 5 pm
Both Mr. Bryant and his wife

expected they will provide
some splendid musical enter:
tainment

President of the White Rock
branch, Mr, V. W. Plant, re
ports everything is well in hand
for the mammoth affair.

Mrs. E. Everest has been
named gen convenor. Stalls
will include fancy work, white
elephant, home cooking and
plants

Tea will be served and a tea
cup reader on hand. A door}
prize will also be featured. |

City PTA names|
new officers

Mrs Jean Campbell was re-}
surned as president of the|
White Rock PTA at the annual
election and installation of of.
ficers held at the group's first
fall meeting, Wednesday even-
ing, September 30. Some 80
Parents were in attendance
Mrs. E. McEchron was nam-
ed vice president; Mrs. W.|
Bevans, secretary; Mrs. W. Bal-

lard, treasurer; Mrs. L. Long, ||}

social convenor; Mrs. J
ris, program convenor; Mrs.
Margaret Hill, pre-school con-
venor; Mrs. Ruth Kendall, res-
olutions; Principal J. Allen,
staff representative; Mrs, Han-
nusch, membership and Mrs.
Ray Stewart, publicity,

Volunteer mothers who in-
dicated they would be willing
to help in the carrying on of
the PTA activities were Mes-
dames Ward, Prior, Andrews,
Thomas, Anderson, Burrows,
Leonard and Derpak,

Miss Teeples’ class won the
attendance award.

Har-

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Charlie Bryant, provin-| |

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Auction

at

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\/Tuesday, Oct. 13

at 2:00 p.m.

1 Dominion 9 cubic foot Frigidaire with 50 Ib.
freezer; 1 steel cupboard; 4 chairs, table and buf-
fet; full set dinnerware with glasses to match;
hot plate and pop-up toaster; electric kettle and
electric iron; Northern Electric TV, in g00d work-
ing order; T.V. stool; wine chesterfield; 1 coffee
and 2 end tables; 3-way trilite; % steel bed and
dresser; one 3 pe. bedroom suite, foam rubber
mattress; nearly new vacuum cleaner; bedding,
Tugs, garden tools, step ladder, etc

Mr. Eade, owner, has sold his home

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‘Saturday, Octoher 10 |

1:30 p.m,

at 14787 McDonald Ave.

2 blocks north Washington Ave, off Oxford
] On View Friday, Oct. 9 from 1-5 p.m.

Modern green 2-piece divan set; foam rubber daven

Port; coffee table; 2 trilights and 2 mps; two 9x12
Sreen carpets; fruitwood china cabjhet: foam rubber
Tug cushions; bissel carpet Sweepery antique jug and

vase; Hudson seal fur coat, size 38;
table and 6 chairs;

7 ft. Westinghouse left hand fri ge; Enterprise com-
bination oil and electric stove; bh cannister set;
plete canner set; pots and pans; so small Frigidaire;
McClary washing machine; 3 P&ce walnut bedroom
suite with a Sealy mattressy.4-pieq® bedroom Set; Dpiece
bedroom suite, nearly newdytabl@ and 4 chairs; bed-
spreads; pillows, rugs, linen lants; garden tools.

1 MOST ABOVE ITEMS HA’ EEN PURCHASED
WITHIN PA:
Owners Mr, and Mrs, Williams moving te England

On View Friday, Oct. 9 from 1-10 p.m,
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