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IMPROVEMENT La
‘At lant after all theso yours our front atreet In baetcalne to , 0)

mlgns of becoming a real thoroughfare, If the work that ts bolng do
hy by an officlont hard surfacing job, we will then ha
ee avin ea eredit to the town, It {# regrettable that the
Tevel Foad from the east section of Washington Avenue 2 De tis
section, thus diverting the heavy traffic up and down a an OR
altogether too narrow to cope with the summor vehicle tra ee Ac
repetitions of the cive-ins will occur every winter there Is an al a ee

of rainfall, ‘To bulld a retaining wall along that length of rond wou
pense, whereas a ood road could be madé along tho

incur great ex: i ‘
jower love! parallel with the rallway at less exponso, and no great diff

€ulty should be encountered obtaining permlstlon from the Great
Northern Railway for asportion of their right of way, as they also are
menaced by slides along this stretch of line at presont. The top road
could be kept then asa promennde, people living on that portion could
Bring their cars In along the lane at the rear of thelr property with a
suitable road being made along the lane from Victorla Avenue.

“BE KIND TO ANIMALS WEEK”

‘This week is “Be Kind to Animals Week,” the local S.P.C.A. 1s dolng
@ wonderful job in caring for animals in this district, especially in
ehring for those that have been left by thelr owners, or in answering
calls regarding pets, otc. Mr, Maitland, the newly-appointed Inspector,
Phone 55K Cloverdale, will give advice to anyone on the care and fecd-
ing of dogs, he will also destroy animals that have become maimed or
fre suffering; for the latter a small fee is charged to cover cost of
transportation. Your co-operation is asked to ald this worthy society
in Its good work, no matter how small the donation it will be glqdly

accepted.

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FIRE SEASON

MAY 1st—SEPTEMBER 30th

With the help of the public of British
Columbia and those who may be their
guests this summer, four out of every
five forest fires may be prevented,
May we count on receiving that help

from YOU?

BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST SERVICE
Department of ‘Lands and Forests

~4 The Semiahmoo Sun & White Rock Weekly, White
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MR. W, 1. EVANS ELECTED
CHAIRMAN FOR ZONW & OF
THE RATEPAYERS!
ASSOCIATION:

‘A oneal meeting of Zona 3 of
the Ratepayers’ Association was
held on Tuesday evening, May 2
at the home of Mr. W. ¥f, 1vani
‘Thrift Road, Mr, A. P, McLalland,
chafrman, presiding,

‘Tho finnnotal statement way read
by the seoretary-teeasurer, Mra, G,
Evans, bringing on a disounslon
‘aver the queation of the unhealthy
pondition of the Zone's finanoint
atatun, nnd It wax decided to ank
the oncominir Wxeotitive to Inorease
the share of the mombership dues,
and If way also decided that until
suoh time that the financial ntatum
Improved, future meotings would

he held in tho various mempora|
homo,
Mr, A, P, MoLelinnd then ten-

derod hin renignation to the moot
Ing, ntating thnt due to Ml health
would not run again for tho office
Chairman, A hearty vote of
thanks wan tendered by the mem-
bers for sorvicen rendered. It In
the sincere wish of every member
of Zono 3 that Mr. MoLelland will
noon enjoy good health again,

‘The income slate of officern of
Zono & for the yenr 1950-51 are an
followa:

Chairman, Mr, W. H. Evans;
Vice-Chairman, Mr, H. Browne;
Scoretary-Treamurer, Mrs. Grace
Stauffer; Executive Committee,
‘Mrs, W. H. Evans, Mr. A. Clapson,
Mr. Myles.

Anyone wishing to become
member of Zone 3 are asked to
contact the Seeretary-Tronsurer,
Mrs. Graco Stauffer, 1318 Kini Geo,
or the Chairman, Mr, W.
Evans, Thrift Road, East of

IDLE NOUR BOWLING ALLEY

We have one team Jadies and
one team men fn
Leneue of Fraser Valley, The
West side have two teams from
each of the followine places:
Cloverdale. Langley, Ladner, and
White Rock. East side have teams
from Misaton, Chilliwnek. Abhota-
ford and Haney, The winners from
Fast vlay winners from West, for
a trophy, donated by Fraser Vallov
newspaner. Tast night Ladner and
White Rock plaved at White Rock.
‘We hone next year to have several
teams in this competition.

Open bowlin7 every evening, and
nv one wanting to enter a team
or league for next Sentember, con-
tact soon, as most are resigning
for next term now.

‘Thursday night 12 teams of Army
and Navy plaved Battlers, Capt.
Orville Brown has been the win-
ner of cach term.

The local finished end of Anr.

Tanciands team, finishing in tead, |
1

with 58 points,

All leagues are finishing un hv
having n banauet at Tara Club,
Most teams are coming in ngain
for next vear's bowling, and we
hone to have better management
and make your howline ax satis-
factory as possible, ‘Thank you
ALL,

Open bowling in week 1nt to
7th of Mav resulted In some fine
keores, Thonn howling over 200
singte,. lady, Helen Brown, 320:
men’s scores. Barney Butcher 354
Firnle Tanklator 34%, Chas. McTaren
439, Alecé Hazlett 325, Bill Short
#19, Clif! Netherton 319, Orvit
Prown 316, H, Neal 315, G. Taylor
200,

Thursday, May 11, fe finish for
Temmicw for season, except some
Indies’ tenmn In the afternoon,

‘Minister.

Mixed Commercial and Sunny
side ‘Trick played a competition
same Monday evening for ton hon-
ours for the Monday league, John-
aton'a Market won n 3 to 1 victory,

‘Men's Commercial of Tuesday
Leamuc played to fourth place, The
trophy donated by White Rock
Hardware and for the mon'a Com-
merela} team, won by Army and
Navy. Ronults of play-off:

Army and Navy v Red nnd
White: A. & N, won 4—0; Barso's
Hardwaro v. Baoh: Barge’n H.W,
4-0" Sunnyalie v. White Panay
Hardware Sunnyaide ft: Fyne
Nelln Elootrio v. White Rock Mo:
tors; Fennoln Wl. =1,

The Hiliton and Oddfellows
Lenton of Wednenday nlent are
yot to play off tho the gamo,

MR. MEL GENGE
TRANSFERRED TO ALASKA

Mr. Mol Gonge of the ntaff of the
Bonk of Montroal han recefved
word that ho in bolng transferred
to Atnnkn.

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TMIMRATY VAN TO CALL AT

the Tnter-city |

Old Age Pensioners’
Organization

‘The regular monthly meeting of
the White Tock O14 Age Fen-)
sloners’ Organization wi held in
the Silver Moon Dance Hall on
Tuerday, May 2,

‘The attendance renched an all
time high.

‘The President, Mr, C. R. Bennet-
ton, occuplod the chair,

‘The proceedings openod at 2 p.m.
with the alnging of "O Canad

‘The minutes of the inst regular
meeting wore rend and wdopted on

the motion of Mr, J. Critchlow,
nocondad by Mr, 1, Turner,
‘The minutes of an exaoutiva |

meeting held on April 18, were rend
land adopted on the motion of Mr.
J, Cummins, seconded by Mrs. P,
D. ‘Honderson,

‘The Beoretary read w letter from
Mrs Wm, McKean submitting her
realgnation from the Sfck Vixiting
And Refreshment Committees on
the grounda of IM health. Mra,
MoKenn’s resignation wna nccept-
ed with great rogret. ‘The Pros!
dont spoke in the highest terms of
the invaluable service Mra, Mo-
Kenn had rendered through the
yeara nnd a vote of thanks was
tendered to Mra, McKean for the
Freat sorvice she hnd rendered to
the Oreanizatlon,

‘The President reported that ar-
rangements had been made for the
storage of the proporty of the
branch until we again had a per-
manont homo,

The President also announced
that a gavel had been presented to
the branch by Mr, Austin Harris,
the Provincial Organizer, and a
letter of thanks was ordered to be
sent to Mr, Harris,

The President reporting on the
meoting held in the Libernl Hall
Jon Anrit 20 for the purnoso of
initintine x movement to bulld a
Community Hall in White Rock,
«stated that a strong central com-
; mittee wns being formed with a
| Tevresentatve from soma 26 orzan-

| zations in White Rock to further]

«the profect. Mr. H, Turner wns
elected to represent the White
Rock Old Ace Pensioners’ Organl-
zation on the Committee.

The current accounts were pre-
sented and ordered to be paid. |

Refreshments will be xerved at
the June meeting on the 6th, when
the work box wilh be drawn: for.

An enjoyable program followod,
consisting of selections by the or-
| chestra, a clarinet solo by Mr, H
Stalker, two pinnoforte solos by
Misi Lolé/ Moore. and corimanite
singing.

‘The meeting closed at 4 p.m,
with the singing of the National
Anthem.
ae eee

A Classified Ad

Brings Sure Results |

neral meeting held Inet Tuesday
reniny at the home of Fat-
cliffe, Sweaters ar Baer ordereg
and teams organized,

‘The first game wax held Sunday,
White Rock losing to Sunnyside by
one run. A second gate was
played Wednesday night at. 630

oe
Pho glela will bo practising more
often now that the evenings are
Uhter. We would like tr see more
White Rock people at the yates
na the girls are resily interested
in playing.

pare eee
WHITE, ROOK UNITED WAL

‘The monthly meeting of the
WA. was held {n the Cherohy Ball;
‘Thursday, May 3, with a very large
attendance. Plana were discussed
for m Btrawherry Boelal to be Tela
in June, ‘The Treamurer vave aw
very *Atisfaetory report on- the
{supper held to support the bullaing
| tuna, 7

‘The Indies had # cleaning “Foe”
on Tuesday, Hontennes were Mire
Martin and Mrs, Hitman

«

—.
HOLY TRINITY W.A.

Seventeen members 6” oly
Trinity attended the 1’o--san

Board meeting which was eld in
| the Leglon Hall, Cloverdale. May 2,

Diocesan President, Mra, Ceasins,

was in the chair, and reported the

Purchase of 334 West 14th Ave, ‘
Vancouver, for 2 W.A. homme, to
accommodate all the devartmente
of the W.A. work, also rooms for
vieitine rolsstonaries.

A wonderfn! Junler Raby was
holt nt St. Marv's, Kerriadale, at
which the Bishop addressed . 464
funlors, ane of our newer branches
in the Yale Deanery. Hrookewnna,
helne a nrize winner, Rev, Dalton,
of Cloverdale. save the noon-ad-
dress, ond prayers, }

Mrs, Balderston, = mlsstonsry |
from the Punjab, India (in a-been-
tifnl Indian dress) related row
much the Indians reppected and
thourht more of the English, pow
that they no longer were ruled by
them, Ld

‘Miss Hockin gnoke on heriwork
As o nurse at the Aklavik Hloent-
tal, which was started in 1924 and |
has the Intest equfpment. Haw at
times the hospltal'is crowded with
TB, patients, both children and
adults,

The meeting closed with prayers.
given by the Rural Dean, Revd. i
Wade,

.—$——
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REDECORATED

‘The Presbyterian Church Is ba-
ing redecorated and it Ig hoped to
be rendy for services on Mofher’s
Day. when the minister. the Rev.
T. S$. Barber will rteak on “Phe
Mother-in-Law." Mr. Don John-
son will sing “My Task.”

Above prices—f.o.b, Van
al,

Washington Aven
Phone:

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