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“Printed and Published Every Thursday at White Rock, B.C.
By the Semiahmoo Sun Ltd.
OFEICE LOCATED AT 810 WASHINGTON AVE
Qs Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa
* fons (in advance), Canada, $200 per year; USA, $3.00
Member of B.C. Weekly Newspaper Advertising Bureau
‘Member of Canadian Weekly Newspaper Aasoo. anid
BC. Division of Canadian Weekly Newspaper Amociation
* H.R. PINCHIN, Editor and Publisher,

Remember the Fund

‘Tho community Was heartened to learn Inst wock that Dominion
And Provincial approval had been given for construction of a hospital
A: White Rock This Blessing assures that the two senfor governments
WIN contribute thelr two-thirds of the construction and one-third of
The equipment and furnishing costs of the structure,

The building fund will soon go over the top thanks to the active
Sampaigning of the many hospital soclety and auxiliary members and
fhe generosity of the donors. The job is not yet finished however,
4s there remains the obvious need of decorating and furnlshhg wards]
with the Lttle things that remove the austerity of a hospital and
Provide the cheerfulness of accommodation “away from home.”
was to meet this challenge that the White Rock
Remembrance Fund was created. Its instigators had in mind a fund
to wtich persons could donate in memory of a departed friend or|
loved one. Proceeds of the fund would go to provide furnishings for
a want or be put to the specific use desired by the donor,

The Remembrance Fund ts tax exempt and provides a llving way]
tm which to honor those whose memory will never dle,

Boon or Bane

Disclomire that Trans-Mountaln Oil Pipeline Company {s still In-|
terested in its White Rock options as a possible decp sea terminus
rom which to load oll tankers in the west coast service Is one which
Srerits serious consideration by local organizations.

rey Is actively wooing industry to locate within its borders to
felp ease the tax burden upon residential property. White Rock
Board of Trade has not as yet taken a positive stand on the matter
Bas been watching with interest developments in this direction.

It would appear that a crossroads has beon reached and a deeision|
must now be made as to whether this area's future Hes as a resort,
a summer

raction to outside visitors, or as & bustling community
pursuing industrial developmont to the detriment of its natural beauty
and splendour.

fully submit that it Wes with the former.
ue accident, one oil spillage could irrevocably ruin this area's beaches
and present raison d'etre.

One mistake,
We say regretfully because this area needs|
@feater local selection which new industry would

the prese:

lethargic growth than the bane of a blighted

"Pears to be getting

eae with our gross habit

See It Thru

Prood are we in White Hock, and thankful to our God

Yio bas ted-us in our efforis to the turning of the sod

Fee Corericher to building the hospital we need.

Soenathing tor poaterity, true in very deed.

Yeu who have helped the cause along, sincere and Kind of heart,
Can feel the progrens so far made, grateful you have had a part,
Bo cow that we are starting, with much, yes, much to do,

Lets bely in every way we can, until we see It through.

¥. MeCLINTOOK,

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
OF SURREY

Court of Revision of Voters’ List,

NOTICE ig hereby given that » Court of Revinion of the
Votere Let of the Munleipallty of Wurrey for the your 1963
will be held at the Munlelpal Hall, Clov BE,
Gay, the 15th day of November, 1952, at 10:00 oetock am, for
the yorgme of correcting and revising sald VoterY List, and
% Gatermine any application to steike out the name of Any
‘Person which has been improperly placed thereon, or ta
‘place on the Unt the name of any person Improperly omitted

DATED at Coverdai,

on Satur

BS, this 2st sy) ‘of October, 1092,

Hospital|’

\lar couple of Watrous, Sask, start-

harder and harder to reconcile our net|"

[Canadians this your!”

© Canadiana: The nottlement of
Camborne, B.C, had an historic
occasion, September 7; arrival of
the frst baby there, to the home
lof Mr, and Mrs. Archie McMillan.
. A. H. Buttars of Brighton,
Ont, has two Fords, one a 1908
land the other 1909 model, which
lare Kept shining as the day they
were wheeled off the assembly line;
lone has a book of Instructions
warning that *xasoline and oil
should be placed in the vehicle
before it Is used. . . . ‘The Daven-
port name has been known on the
Penetangulshene Road since 1821
when the first of the family took
up a homestead; today, 190 years
Intterwards, there aro still Dayen-
ports living on that road. .
When Maizle Tisdale was a little
“year old girl on the farm, near
Brampton, Ont, her mother had
taught her how to knit; 17 years
later Malzle captured a $150 prize
from a knitting company in a con-
test and her teacher mother trail-|
led with a $10 prize. , |. A popu:

led for their honeymoon trip to
lSasper and discovered all thelr
baggage had beon checked through
to Vancouver by mistake; finally
re-routed and returned, when the
baggage opencd
pounds of confetti spilled om tho
ftoor; the "Sfanitou" asks the ques-

was several

the baggage? li-year old
(Gall Frizzell feels she ia lucky; she
picked nine four leag clovers along
ithe highway north of Lacombe,
Alta... . Evidence that the pace
jot civilization has not soured all
of human kindness was
evidenced in Waterloo, Ont. town-
ship court when a witness handed
fais cheque for fees over to Magis-
ate Kirkpatrick, sald “Give, it to
the Salvation Army.” . . . At
Revelstoke, B.C, friends built a
bathhouse for arthritts crippled 1.
Weatlin, attached to the home en-
abling him to propel himself with
se on his wheel chair; friends
from ax far away asx 30 miles,
[Arrowhead and Sidmouth, mad
trips to help with the carpentry.
. + . From the MacLeod, Alta.
tte: While tending her garden
la loca} Indy found a chirping hen

“There's a winner who Knows what's catehing the eye of 1,000)000)

THE COUNTRY EDITOR

By JIM GREENBLAT,

try Gvith the exception of Russia)
Face, creed or color for all who find
tho goin m bit rough. (Those of you
who follow the annual get-together
of tho clergy must have noted that
Foligion Is now playing m key role
in shaping economle practices,
They can't all he wrong. Undoubt-
edly the time is here for all of
Us who are uble to provide for our-
selves without handouts to bend
Jour bueks to the Lark of being our-
brothers-keopor, und wo make tise
lof the word Keeper in the sense
of furnishing hid physteal wants.
If taldng care of those wno, for
one reason or another, aro unnble
to fend for, themselves dhould
make taxos 90 high that! you can’t
liay aside anything for yourselt—
ust keap in mind, it you re lucky
enough to reach the delightful and
philosophical age of 70 years, your
fellow taxpayers will give you a
p pension, Further If you happen to
toa nolghbor, and wih bantam-like|be a bachclor or a widower, at

courage had chased tho family catithe time you are approaching 70,
up a tree. ‘Then surprise of sur-lyou could marry a young femal

true to others; then It £ thou
wilt bo strong In Ged, the eternal
ood,

ehisnin. ®

prises, it subsequently appenred|
with five chieks which It had
hntched,
@ Midland Free Press: Thoma:
Jefferson's theory of democratic|
government could eut taxes by|
plenty if applied to tho prosent|
Ottawa or Washington scene. He|
argued that: “government should|
restrain men from Injuring one an-
other, but leave them otherwise|
free to follow thelr pursulta of in-|
dustry and employment.” That Is
true democracy.
energy to produce the mouths to
eat it, So don't entertain any,
© Grassroots editorial of the
month, from Maple Creck (Sask)
News: Where will we market all
this grain? Don't worry about this
angle, The federal government 1s
in a philanthropic mood and is
planning to give, at the Canadian
taxpayers expense of course, your
grain to the under-nourished teem-
ing millions of Asia and Africa.
You produce the grain and the

| STANDARD BRIDGE

By M. Harrison-Gray

Four and made after weak
defence.

"The raise to ‘Three Slubs
fa clumsy and’ wasteful.
North should bid One Spade
which South raises to ‘Three,
‘and North bids Four Spades.
‘This contract can only. be
beaten in the unlikely event
of East leading a. Clubs
oven 90, {t ts difficult for him
to read West with a. singlo
ton. although the latter can
suggest & desire to rut by

Int her foet, m atray, Later it was
learned that it had attached Htaclf

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT

playing high-low in trumps.

OF SURREY

migood until
1002, for the writing of Acold

TENDERS FOR ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

‘Tenders are invited and will be rocelved by the under
1200 o'@iook noon of Saturday,

November 15,
jont Insurano coverage on the

Voluntanr Wiremen of the District of Surrey for the onauing

one year torm commencing
22nd day of November, 1902.

Detaila of coverage required may be obtained from the

Undersigned upon appiloation

‘The lowest or any other tender aubmikad will not neces

arily te accepted.

|  PlRCY GrvINGsTONR,

‘at 12:00 o'olook noon of the

therefor,

‘Munlolpat Clerk.

fan cut yourselt in on the baby
bonus. This shouldn't be too dift\-
jcult as last year’s census shows wo
fave n surplus of females, Just keep
looking on the bright slde—forget
labout the unfavorable harvesting
operations, the downward trend of
beof prices and tho mounting trend
of taxation, And then you, like
newspaper folks generally, will be-
come an enthusiastic optimist,

“Lost ? Fou

PRan Uee i's Lest ond Found \
progtam—N.W, £012)
toil help you at no charge:

OVERDUE
Have You Purchased Your Radio Licence

The obtaining of new Radio Recelving Licences is mandatory
on Ap: Under the Radio,

1 or as soon thereafter as possible.

collect the licence fee from all radio owners but may prosecute

whero necessary to enforce the Act.

Warning Is given that Investigations and prosecutions have
already commenced in cases where Radio Recelving Licences
are overdue through neglect, misunderstanding or wilfui Intent

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
: Ottawa, Ontario

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THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
OF SURREY

DEBENTURES FOR SALE

‘The Corporation of the District of Surrey invites appii-
catlons for the purchase of the following Debentures at par
plus accrued interest,

“Ocean Park Waterworks Construction and Loan Bylaw, 1951,
No. UE"

‘The Debentures authorized by thls Bylaw are for $1,000.00
each and bear Interest at the rato of 44% payable halt-yearly
on the Ist of June and 1st of December,

Maturities aro as follows:
$2,000.00 annually 1st December, 1993 to 195T (Inclusive)
$3,000.00 annually 1st December, 1958 to 1963 (inclusive)
$4,000.00 annually 1st December; 1986 to 1971 (inclusive)
$5,000.00, annually Ist December, 1972 to 1976 (inclusive)

‘otal $83,000.00 .

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“North Contml Surrey Fire Protection Bylaw, 1862, No. 1139.”
‘tthe Debentures authorized by this Bylaw are for $2,500.00
‘each and bear interest at the rate of 44% payable balf-yearly
‘on the Ist of February and Ist of August,
Maturities aro as follows:
$2,500.00 annually on Ist August, 1983 to 1962 (Inclusive)

All Debentures aro a diteot obligation of the Corperatl
and bear tho Certificate of Validity of the In or of Munt
cipalities of Britlah Columbia. : _ be)
drossed to the undersigned and wilt be dealt with, in:
reoolved. ‘The Munfelpal Counolt the |