Building Permits
Total 16 for Nov.

Buliding department of City
Hall issued 16 building per-
mits at an estimated construc-

To-day’s | tion value of $52,950 during
Insurance || Novell reports 22 trade lic-
problems |}. 2 wore ised at a valve
answ at $407 and outside truck e-

BY, ences at $15.
‘There were 17 plumbing per-
mits, 4 septic tank and 6 mis-
cellaneous permits issued last
|month.
Inspection totalled: building
163; licence 10; plumbing 54;
miscellaneous 6 and complaints

recelyed 3.

Insurance Mgr.
L. E SULLY & CO. LTD.

Fire Control

z Z * ||Course Dates Fixed
QUESTION: When was In- || Fire contro! officers and
land Marine Insurance, in ||supervisory personnel from}

forest industries of Vancouver

First W.R. Boy Sc
Numbers Rise To 61

Registration of ist White
Rock Boy Scouts, completed
ion Nov. 30, showed an Increase
‘in membership from 45 to 61,
it was revealed in a meeting
‘of the Group Committee held
at the home of Cubmaster Ken
Whipple, Dec. 5.

The increase was entirely ac-
counted for by the formation
‘of a “B” pack of Cubs under
Cubmaster Tom Coulter and
Assistant Cubmaster Harold
‘Barge last Spring. Both the
|Scout Troop and the “A” Cub
pack are at the full strength
jsllowed for their present com-
pement of leaders,

It was pointed out by Chair-
man Kenneth Contbear that the

}Group must begin serious
search for more assistant
Scoutmasters, in order to be
ready for the 1 number of
Cubs c to enter
Scouts

ea OTE dereCD NTaand, the Lowor Malniand |
| : and the interior will meet In
) ANSWER: Within the past Vancouver in Janua under
50 years. Actually, the |/:he auspices of the Canadian
oldest form of insurance || Forestry Association for an in-

* recerded was more nearly {/tensive course in modern
: Inland Marine Insurance |/forest fire
rF Sinoc it concerned loss of || suppression technique,
} Koods being carried by || ‘Tentative programme, drit-
y caravan between India and || ed
A Persia, Committee of the CFA, fixes |
be |the course for January 20-25
er if K SULLY lin the BC. Building at the
ok of. > PNE. ; |
“] Registration fees for the 5-|
& CO. LTD. day course have been set at
WASHINGTON AT $25.
VIDAL, WHITE ROCK |) ee |
FOR INSURANCE: | Wood is converted into |

by pr

WI. 8-2611

n

SPECIAL: 5% Discount
on all PAINTS

GOOD STOCK OF

Christmas Trees

REASONABLY

PRICED
Ceavaaava ava aaa ae eo CTO
|
% in. plywood, 4 ft. x 8 ft. sheets, $6.75
and up.
2% x 3Y in. nails, per keg ...... $11.95
Cedar 2 x 4 and 2 x 6, suitable for Septic
Tanks, etc., per M. and up ...... $25
No. 3,2x6T.&G, atperM....... $45
Rough 1 x 10 boards, per sling $25
No. 3,114 x 10 bevelled siding, per M. $25
Plywood cuttings reasonably priced.

Yellow cedar panel, per M., for rumpus
rooms, etc. BeNeteeteretuetaters se cox S GO)
rn nner
SPECIAL Step Ladders, 4 foot, $3.25,

5 foot, $3.95
nner?
Mouldings at half price, Wallboard 4

ft. x 8 ft. sheets, $1.95.

Ceiling Tile, 124. per ft.

:

Free Gifts to all Customers
FREE TURKEY DRAW

Lucas Lumber

LIMITED.
oe: Phone: YE, 7-4251
17967 New McLellan Road, Cloverdale,

; B.C,
Closed on Mondays at 12.30 p.m,

The authorized
enterprising Ladies’ Auxillary
to open a membership drive
at the rate of 50c per mother,

prevention and |ane Auxiliary has bad good |
|response from most mothers in |

the Une of contributions for the

by the Fire Suppression nome cooking sale which It/

holds every month, but its

|business meetings have gener-

ally been attended only by the
same devoted half-dozen wo-
men It was pointed out that
it was unfair that these few
should penalize themseves for
their devotion by each paying
at each meeting, and this
Ss been discontinu-
ed in favour of the yearly 50c
contribution from all mothers.
H. Be

preside
Auxillany,

Nelmes,
Coulter

n Banquet to be
, with minor

to the
n March,

, to
ng further
for

sun-

Penny was ap-
pointed Badge Secretary, to
work in co-operation with the
mewly elected Badge Secretary
of the South Surrey District
Council and with Badge Sec-
retaries of other Groups in
South Surrey. They will try to
find sultable examiners for the
hundred or so subjects on
which Scouts and Cubs may
earn proficiency badges.
Tom Coulter reported that 2
steady stream of toys were
coming in and being sorted
and repaired at the White
Rock Fire Hall, but that many
more would be required to
provide gifts for all the needy
families in the community.

At the close of the meoting
‘the Chairman advised that ho
was informed that the 2nd
White Rock Boy Scouts
Group was in a process of
‘complete re-organization, and
strongly urged that all mem-
bers of the committee co-
operate in every way possible

ee eee
BCE Expansion To
Cost 98 Million

Continuing evidence of Brit-
{sh Columbia's expansion is
contained in 1958 budget fig-
urse for the B.C. Electric, de-
tails of which have been an-
nounced by President A. E.
Grauer,

During the calendar year the
company forecasts a total ex~-
‘penditure of $98,600,000 in the
Lower Mainland, Vancouver
Inland south and portions oof
the interior of the province,

Biggest single item is the
allocation of $30,800,000 for the
company's second Bridge Riy-

er development which is
beerieeat for completion in

The one and only Clock. —_

its |

out

ment of the
in the strengthening and ce- |fhis City’s Cer
building of this group.
Present at the meeting were
Chairman Kenneth Conibear, =
Vice-Chaimnan Steve Penny; |tnner meeting ot the Ja:
Secretary-Treasurer F, G Nel. held at the Silver Moon
mes, members Ray Young cle The group felt the school! to

Mrs, H. Beasley, Legion re- t
presentative - members Laporte SUN Mion!

Hayward and John Robinson, |™Ore Pressing at this time) creasing |
\Scoutmaster David Price, As~-
sistant Scoutmaster Don Shaw,
Cubmasters Ken Whipple and
Tom Coulter, and Assistant
Cubmaster Harold Barge

|Kinsmen Ask Citizens
To “Roll Up Sleeves”

A quota of 300 pints of
blood has been set by White

Johnston Rd. at N. Bluff. WI. 8.9113

Rock Kinsmen for the biood
jdonor clinic on Friday from
]1.30 to 430 p.m. and 6:30 to

9.30 p.m. at the Canadian Le-
{ion Hall, Johnston Road.
The Kinsmen are sponsoring
the cline jointly with the}
White Rock Branch of the
Canadian Red Cross.
Kinsmen officials were dis-
appointed with the support
shown the Clinic last year and
hope that residents will rea-
jize the urgent need to fulfill
ithe quota this year,
| ‘They remind you “It's time
roll up your sleeve and
give blood now.” U

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