By W. M. “BILL" MOTT, M.
Jament Hill Is to the effect that a

jour‘around Parll

The Intent rum

Fall Session will be

“gary owing to the amount of Texlelal
Jogtstation that will not be ready In ime

“other

Foure.
The main item of interest will
“be the now legiaintlon for our

Senior eltizens, Tho cause of the
delay In this BIN at the present Is,
“it was given Firat Reading in the
British House of Parliament, thon
Parliament in England adjourned
two weeks, ‘Tho BIN has yet to
recelye Second and Third Reading
in the British Parliament, thon re-
turned to Canada where there will
bo conalderable work before It can
be prosented to Parliament in Bill
form,
AGREEMENT SOON

‘The second part of this Bll
which covern the 65 to 60 years of
‘age group, and where the financing
Is divided S0—S0 between the Pro-
yinclal and Dominion Govern-
monts, should be finally agreed
upon before the Dominion Parlla-
ment an’ finally complete the
legislation.

‘A week ago tho representatives
cof the provinces and the Honour-
able Paul Martin, Minister of Na-
tional Health and Welfare, had
what Is hoped .thelr Iast two day
conference regarding this part of
the Act. It would almost be im-
possible to have all these ends
tied together and given final ap-
proval by the provinces.

Zt tx for this reason, that there
{a bound to be a delay and it fs
the concensus of opinion here In
Ottawa and also through the re-
marks given to the public by our
Prime Minister, that he 1s anxious
to have this Act endorsed by Par-
Hament this year and ready to be
placed In operation by the first
of January, 1952.

CITIZENSHIP

Another Stem-of interest here in
Ottawa was the visit of.145 Junlor
and High Schoo! students from
‘across Cannda, who, visited the
capital city under the auspices of
the Rotary Clubs of Canada; to
celebrate Citizenship Day.

‘This was a great opportunity for
these young Canadians to visit the
Parlfament Buildings while the
House wns In Session. During one
of the aittings, they were placed
together in tho gallery and intro-
duced to the Speaker and Mem-
bers of the House, by a Proressive-
Conservative Member, Mr, Gordon
Graydon, who ts a Rotarian.

‘The delegation were given sev-
eral banquets, besides being ad-

Wressed by the Prime Minister,

A
distinguished
product of the
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY,
Co. Ltd.

called, It ncoma that this In going to be necow
(on that la now before 1
for this sitting of the

“The Semiahmoo Sun & White Rock Weekly,

and

MOTT

(BILL)

it Honourable
Minister of

Canadian

and
the
what

Mr St. Laure
Walter Harris,
Citizenship, on
Citizenship means to us today.
FINANCE SURPLUS

Finance Minister Abbott, aiming

for a surplis of $30,000,000 in the
that

current. fiseal year, reported
In the first month of the y
unted to $12,600,000.

surplus am

But, he eald, tho figures for the
first month cannot be “takep ax
Indicative of the probable result

for the fiscal year as a whole.”

“April is always an abnormal
month as a large portion of the
expenditures made during April
are attributable to the previous
fiscal year and are charged to t
year in the government's ac
counts.

TAX CHANGES

Brlof summary of what the new
budget will bring in $405 millions
more, ylelding an estimated sur-
plus by April 1952 of $30 millions.
The ADDITIONAL $405 millions
will come from: a 2% inereaso in
the tax ($105 millions), in-
creased excise taxes ($89 millions);
increased taxes ($85. mil-
Mons) and increased corporation
taxes ($126 millions). As a whole
this budget Is “falr-to-all” because
(a) large corporations (gross in-

‘come over $500,000) pay 65%

income

White Rock, B.C.

‘Of ALLL, corporntion taxer (OF ANGLE PARKING

$850,000 million out of a total
of 1 bijllon);
()) persons earning more than
$5,000 a year pay 60% of
ALL incomo taxen collected
(or $430 millions of m total
of $870. millions)
(o) only balf of all Canadiana
who ARN MONEY PAY
ANY INCOME TAX at all;
salon tax doen not affect
prices on 98% of ALL foods,
ALL fuels, and ALL building

(a)

matorials, " two-thirds |
of the average Canadian
family's total spending In
not touched by tax"

6) BUT the salon tax will NOW
bring in about $600 MIL.
LIONS ON INDUSTRIAL
AND BUSINESS  PUR-
CHASES sich os fupplies,
equipment, eto:

iran

Local man accepts
Prince Rupert call

Prince Rupert will be the area
by Charles Sinclair, son of
and Mis, Frank Sinclair, John-
d, when he mes his
new dutles ns pastor of tho Evan-
gelical Free Church there on the
first Sunday In June.

Mr, Sinclair will be accompanied
to Prince Rupert by his wife, the
former Joyce Lelston, and dau
ter Arle

“Charlie,” as, he
to White Rock realdents, graduated
from the Vancouver Bible
after completing
ara of theology training.
shortly aft
eracas duty
Paratroop D)
hag been aetive in youth work

in tho
Church here.
his brother, 1s engaged
similar work as pastor of a
Baptist church in Rosebud, Al-
berta

The chureh in Prince Rupert In
which Chi
paratively

ston Ro:

Is better known

his conversion
return from
Canadian

James,

jos will minister is cor
having been or-
ganized November, but al:
ready boasts a membership of ap-
proximately 100, and a new church
building.

Calvin Russell, son of Mr.

and

Mrs. Russell, Stayte Road, will as-
sist Charlie for the summer
months in visitation and exten-

sion work, before returning to his
theology studies at the Prairie
Bible Institute in Alberta.

\ew BUS S

‘EFFECTIVE JUNE 8, 1951

CHEDULES

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Depot for

Rock ‘Ar, White Rock

Depot from

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5 8:50, 9:45 pm. Tes
Creseont Heach
11:05 a.m. 3:25 pm,

Is “OUT” AT
MUNICIPAL HALL
CLOVERDALE, May 20—Sur-
rey Council will amend the trafffe

by-law governing the parking of
carn on New MoLellan Road at

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wan founded at Quebec City im
1035,

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See aS tris aide abi ee
Munie jpal Hall, mi
isa redone. mginoors ERAT
Te periment. of Public. Works $32.60
had recommended that parallel (plus exchanged
obit anittis eeen arene Pr Ury Fr
Pe canaie, paige Te
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Es Month otteatie aun ae
leno
Gane waa. yenhy dlvioeal aud
of the Traffic Department should
Be dpneta
TRSlen ee teaser |
(bilities. of a parking lot 7

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
SURREY

ronti he munlelpally owned

LSt

Offers are Invited for

we on 9, Township 2, for

d by the
2, 1901.

property deseribed

tho period of one year and will be recel undersigned

Saturday, Jun

until 12:00 o'clock noon or

Offers may be submitted on the basis of renting the lands

dwelling only, or both Jands and buildings.

The
‘a considerable portion Is cleared, a

number of frult trees on it

‘The Coui

the right

of the offera received.

LIVINGSTONE,
Municipal Clerk.

Munfeipal Hall,

IN THE MATTER OF THE
“SPECIAL SURVEYS ACT”

and

IN THE MATTER OF the Special Survey
8, of the

of Blocks
Quarter of Section 10,

North East

‘Township 1, Map 1861, New Westminster District.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the plan of the special
survey of Blocks 1 and &, of the North East Quarter. of Section
10, Township 1, Map 1864, Ne
in the New Weatmins

Westminster District, registered
Land Rogistry Office, which special
survoy was directed by Order of the undersigned dated the 4th

day of! May 1950, for the purpose of correcting any error or
suppoaed

error in respect of any existing survey or plan con-

lands referred to, or adjusting any discrepancies

between the occupation of any parcel of the land and any
ator

corning tho

d subdivision plan, or other plan or description under
which the Innd {# held, and of plotting land uot before sub-
divided, and of showing parcels of Innd of which the parcels

6:85, 08:85, 12:05 a.m,

BC
| EXPORT

Canudan Whesty

Gloverdate (via | 7:10, am, dat2:25,

Pas. & Tranne | 32:89, 4:10, 0:15, 08:60

Canada Hwy.) pati.

Johunton, 40/95 nm, 6:25, B60 | ALAS nm, 9:00, Rio
K, George Hwy, | pan. pane

u—Dally exeopt
b—Bundayn
Bat, & Hun, only,

Sundays and solldaya
and Holldays only
d—Via Canada Customs

“ALL TIMES SHOWN AIE DAYLIGHT SAVING”

SS
CHARTER
SERVICE

bro not shown on any registered subdivision plan, or for any
othor purpose mentioned in Section 8 of the sald Act, has been
deporited with the undersigned together with the Surveyors
Toport, and will_be submitted to tho Lieutenant-Governor in
Council for approval in pursuance of the sald Ack ~

IN ACCORDANCE WITH the sald’ Act, I HEREBY

APPOINT Mr. A. A. Milledge, Registrar of the New Westminster

Land Regiatration Dintrict, to hear any complaints against the
special survey plan or re

Port, or claim for compensation, ete.
that may be made by

‘Any Person Interested In the land affected
by the aurvey, and that such hearing be held on Monday, 18th

Tune, 1081, at the hour of 10 am. in th
' Land Re,
Now Weatminater, Bee

THE SAID ACT PROVIDES THAT any porson desiring to
complain against the special survey plan or report, or to claim
compensation ahall, not lews than neven days before the ate

Axed for tho hearing, deliver or cause 16 be delivered to the
undersigned, by mail| or otherwise written statement sett
forth tho‘nature and grounda of hie complaint’ 6r ellie tt Il

DATED at tho City of Victoria, In tho

Colurnbia, thin Bra. day Of May, A.D. 1061,