Rock, Caron Phelps Invagein= Hil in
Waite Rook Hospital. Many
{good wishes for his récovery.

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Beach. The reception room was
Mr. W. Knight has returned |tastorully decorated in pink and
from the White Rock Hosplte! /nige, with baby bonnets hung
much improved in health. all around: Present were: Mrs.
eee ‘R. Tembiett. Mrs. W. Jotinson,
‘Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Adams/sfrs, 5. EL Wade, Mra. Morri~
spent the week end in Spokane, | son's mother, Mrs. W. Seger;
eee | to “Mra. Gy Wilcox. Mre.. Gor-
don Ridley, Mrs. Ricaby,. Mrs.
Doug. Sands and Miss Grace
Wright,

ee
Mrs. K. Hemphill returned
home after several days’ visit
to friends in Penticton.
see
Mrs. H. G. Wade is spending
a wock with her daughter, Mrs.
W. H. Munro, at Port Kelle.
cee
Mr, Thomas Ankers has pase-
‘ed away, leaving four daughters

~ |to survive him.

soe

Mra. ©. Brown who died re-
cently in hospital, leaves to
|mourn her in thelr home on Sul-
Hlilvan Avenue, Crescent Boach,
her husband, Christopher, two
daughters, Wendy Margaret and
Gretchen Elizabeth} also one
mother. Mrs. H. Tremer, and
moother, Mra. H. Tremeer, and
sister, Mrs. Norman Stangland,
both of Crescent Beaoh, and an-
other sister, Mrs. Robert Bodie.
jof Vancouver.

(Crescent Dyking
' Work Suspended

Until action on validity of the
|Dyking By-law has been settled
nO more work on the Crescent
Beach dyking will be consider-
Jed. 4a
| This was made known to
| meraters of the Crescent Beach
Property Owners through a Iet-
jter from Percy Livingstone,
|Municipal Manager. read at the
|March 7 meeting of the Associ-
| ation.
| The petition, which resulted
jin the Dyking By-law, and
signed by approximatecly 64 per
|cent of the résidents concerned,
has been taken to court for trial

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dyking. The question of whether
the Comfort stations should ail
be the responsibility of the
Parks Board or of the Municl-
pal Gouncil, is to be resolved
at an early date.

It was anhounced that the
Street Lighting By-law if pass—
‘ed will provide 11 more lights
in and around Crescent Beach,

The Fire Committee's report
mostly concerned the budget
approved by council to date:
Mill rate, 2.105; fire calls $250;
telephono $100; gas ani oll $500;
salaries, caretaker, Ught. heat.
sundries, insurance on equip-
ment, insurance on 11 men,
brought the estimate to $995.

‘Pop, do I got fillings for halt |

Price, Uke on the bus or érain,
or at the movies?”

“No, gon, and probably Doctor
Dent sometimes thinks ho
should charge double, instead of
half,”

“Why. Pop? It shouldn't cost
#0 much for little baby teath,
should it?’

Junior's question deserves an
answer, for many peoplo, Mike
Junior, do not realize that the

Such crowding ustiany resake
in irregularities that may pro-

Further to the estimate, a pro-|dentists most trying and diffi-|duce serious trouble in later

posed installation of 10 stand-
Pipes at $50 each, and complet-
ing the new fire hall, $1500.

A question arosé as to who
should bear the cost of the new
standpipes, and what water area
is concerned. A report will be
made by the Fire Committee on
this matter,

Mr, L. L. Adams was appoint
ed delegate to the Crescent Park
Community Centre.

Hospitals for Chronics
Urged by O.A.P.

The Provincial Old Age Pen
sioners’ Organization are peti-
tioning Ottawa for aid in ob-
taining such accommodation as
is noeded for chronic cases
among the pensioners the
Dominion.

A letter from the Provincial
Secretary of the Organization,
Mr. EB. A. Griffin, Bounds
Road, White Rock, to the Prime
Minister, the Right Honourable
Louis. St. Laurent, emphasized
the need for sich accommoda—
tion. Also asked were a $60 a
month income. low cost housing
plans, home nursing care and
nursing homes for those needing
os

The letter pointed out that
little had been done by the Fed
eral Government for Old Age
Pensioners since 1927. The cost
of living since that date had

of

increased tremendously, it said. ||

An immodiate auryey of the
housing needs in every locality
throughout the Dominion was
also urged. as well as the abol-
ishing of the taxable limit of
$60 per year for old age pension
Purposes, with every income
taxed on a pro rata basis.

P.T.A. Notice

The Ray Shepherd P.T.A. will
hold their general meeting in
the achool on Wednesday, Mar.
2ist at 8 pm.

All donations for coming
bazaar of March 23 should be
handed in at the general meot-
ing.

LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR.

RRA, White Rock, B.Q.
* February 20th.
To the Raiter,
Dear mir;
privileged in haying
been able to make my trip to
Wurope and would like to abaro
it and tell you about it as I
eaw it In travelling the Polar
Toute to Durope it makes one
realize the great achievement
which has been established in

cult work is often performed for
children.

Children are frequently rest—
less and their inability to co-
operate calls for much greater
effort and time than should be
required for the average oper-
ation.
| Often they are late, or forget—
ful of appointment—of course,
they sr deliberately miss
them! Many such factors may
result in loss of valuable time
for the dentist and assist
ant
} In

bis

some cireumstances, a5
when slight ace cavities ap
pear toward the ond of life of
or foundation tooth,

serve.

ur

a “baby.”
less costly fillings
But in almost all
ties found the first

|
|tecth must be Built to full size

in set of

years,

In summary, then, frequently
More time is required for All-
ings and other dental operations
for children, than for adults:
there Is no basic difference in
methods used, nor in quality
and quantity of materials, and
therefore, the actual cost of
such services for Junior may
often be greater, rather than
less. than for Mom and Pop,

But Junior's dental costs can
be cut, and drastically, too, in
many cases. How? By rogular
visits to the dentist and punc—
tual keeping of appointments;
by lower consumption of swects
and good food habits, and pare
\ticularly by routine and thor-
ough brushing, immediately af
ter eating.

Advt

This is one of a series of articles written for and presented by

The British Columbia Dental Association

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