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New directory
this month

The 1959 Fraser Valley tele
phone directory will soon ty
in the hands of subscribers,

fby the additi
jbecause of equipment modifica:

should check his local mail de

A nnnewsnnnns [Pasitory,

her changes, should receive
| their copies shortly aftor March

This year's cover, once again,
depicts a full-color reproduce.

mn of an oil painting—a cattle
drive at Gang Ranch near Dog
Creek, in_the Cariboo—painted
by Peter Ewart, the well-known
Canadian artist

Paintings by Mr. Ewart, who
lives at Langley, have won wide
recognition hoth in Canada and
abroad.

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the first time, the direc-
for Port Coquitlam, A)-

Fuel Oil

grove and Agassiz will con-

1S tain Yellow Paces for thes
— Wi. 8.9606 or 83157 three points. South Surrey's
edition will contain Yellow

for White Rock, -Clover-
e and Newton.

STORAGE

White Rock Phone WI. 8-5121
Langley Phone 737
MODERN STORAGE FACILITIES
Local ance Moving to All Points

REID’S MOVING & STORAGE

(LANGLEY) Ltd.
Agents for North American Van Lines,
Canada and All US. Points.

Servicing

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THE CANapian
BANK OF ComMMerce

GAVINGS

Our 2-ACCOUNT PLAN

is Planned Saving

ills by cheque on a Personal Chequing
peleah "A atatenlY statement will help you keep
your records straight. The low service Shares r
le

hey noe cancelled cheques are on
eee ene
new peace of mind.
Start Planned Saving at our nearest branch now.
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE

MORE THAN 800 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA TO SERVE YOU
White Rock Branch: M. L, DEACON - Manager

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All Valley centres slated to

ion of a prefix or

which are not affected by num: |

Telephone subscribers
in new rate group

"lbors move into
rate group due to the introduc

Cloverdale telephone subseri-;

‘ition of free calling to Langley

according to the number of (ele
[phones cach exchange serves
|The rate of exchange growth is

‘ etibers in four centres, reviewed twice a year, and
rf. Port Coquitlam and! when an exchange outgrows {ts
Cloverdale and White Rock |

group it moves to a higher
jgroup if ordered by the Bourd
| “Under the free calling plan
it is necessary to consider the
exchanges receiving free calling
as combind for rate grouping
purposes,” said RS Macher
son, district commercial mana:
| ger,

In this case, YEllowstone
central office only shifts
Group 5 to Group 6.

Yellowstone 7 which has 2,573
telephones, is in Group 5 (5,001
© 10,000 telephones) because it
already has free calling with
Newton and Windsor 8 (4,686
jand 3,875 telephones, respec-
tively). When Langley's 3,614
telephones are added to the to-
al of Yellowstone 7 central of.
fice, Windsor 8 and Newton,
Yellowstone 7 central office
alls into Group 6 (10,001 to
20,000 telephones).

Yellowstone 7 central office,
herefore, has free calling to
a total of 14,748 telephones in
Langley, Windsor 8, Newton
and Yellowstone central office
area.

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for

|Free calling to
Langley on March 25

Cloverdale (YEllowstone
telephone subscribers receive
extended area service, or, free
calling to Langley
on March 25,

To place calls to Langley,
subscribers in Cloverdale must
dial “8” and give the full listed
number to the Langley opera-
tor,

The introdtiction of extended
area service will mean a change
in monthly Cloverdale (YE-7)
rates for subscribers

At the same time
subscribers living in White
Rock will receive a number
change as a result of new c
tral office switching equir
being installed. Cost of
new equipment is $87,400

The new
will appear in the Fraser Vallev
directory.

subscrives

some 230

Council debates
numbers, names

Street names, many of them
evolving from White Roc
historic past, may soon be
placed in the city by a simpler
numbering system.

City council tabled decision
an the matter’ after Mayor Wil
liam Hodgson and
sie Lee and Jack Hynds vot
ed in favor of retaining street
lames because of their senti-
nental value,

Ald. Max auck, Alex Mitchell |

Sid Fennell and Ed Irwin sup
ported introduction of stroet
numbers for the purpose of of
ficiency

Suggested street numbers
prepared by the city clerk
conjunction with Bob
Works Superintendent, Galt
Wilson, city solicitor, Don Mun:
to, postmaster and representa-
tives from both the B.C, Elec-
tric and BC. Telephone Com
Panies were presented to coun-
cil for their perusal,

The study arose from repeat
‘ed complaints from the Post
Office, White Rock Water
Works Company, B.C Telephone
and other businesses scoring
the street naming method in
White Rock for its inefficiency.

Ald. Hynds recommended
that council go to the people
about the matter,

Mayor Hodgson said he felt
most people favored street
names, He recommended that
council should make the final
decision.

in
Howse,

Last year more than 15,000
hospitalized veterans completed
thousands of handicraft articles
under the supervision of the

ne [pains (will recelve the directory fax appraved by plebiscite in

Ph prior to the major chan; er | 1988,
one wi. jet for March 28, | Under the B.C, Telephone
* | BO. Telephone Company of-|Company rate plan authorized
MR. HARRATTY ficlals suggest that any sub: |by the Board of Transport Com
12783 . 148 a, seriber who has not received |Missioners, the company's ox
Ocean a the new directory by March 24/Changes fall into rate groups,

telephone numbers |

Aldermen |

Arts and Crafts program of thi
Red Cross, pe e

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WHVTe ROCK SUN THURSDAY, MARCH Vf, 1959 19

EERE ET /
Body Aches and Pains Quickly Relieved 4
The “NIA AY” by Natural ee
Return irculation
6 ‘ani rate »— | NOT a pi 4 liquid but a new professional hos
@ new montily lwit Re aid iatie eae pital Wad eli device, for quickly relieving body i
individual business $10.75 | aches and lating and inereasing blood circula-
(30.55), multiparty — business: | tion, there} permitting nature to.do the job intended. per
80.10 ($5.65); individual resid-| bedy tion’ will also: ald y reduce
ne eee ae aakalat dl tatigu sion, Costs noth: consultation
residence $f 1,60); f
party residence; $9.25  ($9,05) Sule wicks oe ey Ee ee
new rates donot affect aube| “EF ite not Niagara. .OiPs not Cyclo-Mosage
seribers in White Rock or News tte
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19,000 TELEPHONE .
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use your old felephone directory till then '
On Wednesday, March 25th, 19,000 Fraser Valley telephone
numbers will change to “2-5” numbering — two letters and }
five figures. This change is part of a huge plan to prepare the dl
Fraser Valley for continent-wide dialing. All new numbers et

will be listed in the new telephone directory which is now
being delivered. Your copy will be arriving soon. Please do.
not use this directory until Wednesday, March 25th.

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