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of this community should be proud of the

lignified services and celebrations held nere Tues: |’
of

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth TI,
‘That there is a fraternal bond existing between tho head
of the B

Canada. even unto its smaller hamlets, was amply demonstrated
‘when over 600 turned out under threatening skies to take part
in the outdoor service at Semiahmoo High School,

‘The organizations which took part in the parade and the
organization of the day are to be congratulated on a job well
done. :

ete

You Have A Date

Electors of this riding have an important date next Tues
Gay when they go to the polls to select thelr representative in
the next government of B.C.

Bach candidate and his party have pofcles to please some-
one! A return to effective government depends on the voters
exercising their hard-won Dut now taken-forgranted right to
pick a person who most closely represents thelr views.

‘This newspaper has its private opinions as to who is best
fitted for the job, but the point Is that it ix important for all
registered Voters to exercise their franchise. Nearly all parties
will provide transportation and their telephone numbers are con-
tained In their last-minute appeals appearing in today’s Issue.

Vote as you please—but vote. B.C. needs your support.

Your Weekly Newspaper

‘Any community is better served when it has its own gencral
mewspeperfills ewalpeper prialed ‘and published in, andi for.
and by, the community it represents.

Your weekly newspaper supplies a record of the news of
the communit
tt creates interest in worthwhile community activities.

Tt gives a community a sense of unity.
Tt engenders a community spirit.
Bt uaited/ the lnstitatlonslof thejcommunity, the government.
the schoo! the service clubs and so-on to the community itself.
Baise Fesiecetsralierormicalor isa ists or Iaaporlanco with
Ae eee
It helps educate its readers by showing a related picture of
racer deecieeritel trends) upon to, cotanaunity,
It humanizes its readers by its emotional qualities—humor
a cee riaea eres i tn iatrct.
Dreaiteet Senet fexpliniok news di
It serves as an open forum for readers’
2 eo
eageieedieeaialiy)atiracive, makeup) and typo:
graphy.
i advertises its community
Ga eeerctaifte rae tars| tte mtlafaction of needs for adver:
ectibaoots| eal secvices
Saati RaRERY by inccviog an on Gaverising mectura
Jt extends the community trading area,
eee Ty Seaeieeinity payroll
ee nie a= oy ciivesy a private businces
G seRnial Guisdiaa of public interest, ond welfare.
Streetcar ee tivccn! oma weckly) newepeps
Comox District Free

the

velopments.
views, through

Press,

NUDIST INVITATION
eaders to be invited to attend opening AA
inspect the camp when in use, that they might assess

y and success of the movement.”—Vancouver Proy-

en in use’ ing nothing tailor made,
more attractive than a doukaboor parade.

be looking for, that reed. shaken with the wind.
ds, and pith their sight not dimmed.
sens propriety, what confirms to moral law,
decorum: and then their decisions draw.
us be dependent what-some civic le

meine w

‘open mi

‘They are asked to

You may lead us
w an eyeft
Then yous met a good idea,
To all those civic lead:
They'd be well advined. to tore:
World they Whe thelr wives or daughters, to others, all
/aists, don't you think that would be best.
W. F, McCLINTOCK

io the water, but cannot make us drink,
t the public itself see

what Nudist propriety would be.
|, by the way,

t ft, and simply stay

3, invi

dressed,

Then just ignore these D

gahimas

SSO Whig
ee

Printed and Published Every Thursday at White Mock, B.C,
‘ By the Semlabmoo Sun 144,
Authorized—Second Clase Maj}, Post Office Dept. Ottnwa

Subscriptions Gn advance), Canada, $2.00 per year; USA $3.00

HW. K. FINCHIN, Eaitor and Publisher.

bi

For Respon

Support
ARTHUR LAING, Leader
LESLIE GILMORE, for Delta

(OTE LIBERAL.

British Commonwealth of Nations and the cltizena of

i}in proportion as

Jean Coulthard of Vancouver
{s one of ten Canadian compos:
era commissioned by. the CBC
to write special musle for the
Coronation: Her “Prayer for
Elizabeth was broadcast on Cor-
onation Day at 7:80 p.m. The
work was played from Toronto
by a string orchestra under the
direction of Geoffrey Wadaing-

Fund raiser

Editor, Semiahmoo Sun.
Dear Sir:

T would ike to make the fol-) Hope via. ‘Trans-Canada. High-

lowing suggestion.

I wonder how many. people
there
White Rock who will be cele-

brating their birthday. or any|¥ort Langley.

anniversary on June 2, Corona-
tion day.

Would they like to contribute
if only a cent for each

fund.

1 will, and would be pleased | bury

to receive’and pass on any con-
tribution. Every little helps
Thanking you.
Yours gratefully,
QMfrs.) EB, ELLIS,
RRL

Tuttle Ro:

Non-smokers penalized
Semiahmoo Sun.

Dear Si
It is reported that one-third
of fire loss is caused by the
use of tobacco, forest, factory,
home Jife, ete. i

Does that mean it adds’ one-
third to the cost of the NECES-
SITIES of life to all civilized
people?

At present the non-smoker
pays the same premium for in-
surance as does the smoker.
Cigarettes are more dangerous
than pipe tobacco. Could there
be extra tax on cigarette
papers and cigars to help p:
or, reduce the prervium that the
life-long non-smoker pays?

For those who do not smoke
it wduld be difficult to adjust
merits by a special one-quarter
or one-third reductl
price of all NE
life, house rents all factory.
ducts and somp farm produce
damage and
cost Is caused by smokers care
lessness alone.

I think . the underwriters
rather than the Government
should figure this adjustment. It
is along thelr line of busi

Local Boards

To Get Help

@ MUNICIPAL GOV ERN-
MENTS ARE RECT
TAXING BODIES AND IX

OnEA’ COSTS ARE
PASSED O}
PAYERS.

© YOUR SOCIAL oREDIT

GOVERNMENT WILL AS-
SIST LOCAL BOARDS BY
GUATA NG BONDS
VOR CONSTRUCTION OF
NEW SCHOOLS AND Ie
PAY 60 PEM ¢
PRINCIPAL AND.
ESE AT DUN DATE.

@ DON'T BE MISLED, MAI
YOUR BALLOT FIRST:
cuorce.

ORNL sie

SOCIAL CREDIT 1

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‘Thin advertisement i tsaued by
the ‘British Columbia Social
Credit. Campaign Committee,

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fre here and around| yarrow,

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ear of | CHANGE OF ROUTE
their lives, to our local hospital | AND SCHEDULE

Gems of Thought

The timé of the sinuing of bird

{x come, and the volco of the

turtle I heard In the Iand,
Hong: of Solomon

Flowors may beckon towards us

but they speak toward he
and God, ae

—Hanry Wood Beeche

‘The giving earth remembers
And only men. forget

—John G, Nelhardt
—<—<——_—_—__

CHANGE OF .
BUS SCHEDULES

EMfective June 26, 1953.

Subject to the consentsof the
Public Utilities " Commission,
Changes in. schedule will be
made on the following routes,
effective June 26, 196:
Vancouver—White Rock,
Vancouver — Coquitlam =
Haney — Mission — Harrison
Hot Spring:
Vancouver — Horseshoe Bay.
Vancouver—Ladner vin Wood-
wards Landing.
Abbotsford
Barrowton.
Vancouver —

Huntingdon —
Chilliwack

way.
Chilliwack — Sotth Sumas —

Vancouver — Port Kells —
Mission —
Hatzic Loop.
Mission —

Cedar Valley —

Abbotsford.

Vancouver — Ladner — Sun-|

Zt is proposed that certain
trips between New Westminster,
Sunbury and Ladner will de-
tour from the River Road, in
both directions, via Oliver.
Richardson

Coples of the proposed sc
ules have been posted for pub-
He inspection at bus depots and
agencies on the rout.
representations reg
proposed changes may be filed
with the Superintendent oF.
Motor Carriers. Public Utilities
‘Commis st Georgia
Street, Vancouver, B.C., not
later than’ June 10, 1963.

PACIFIC STAGE LIN)

_ Employees of ‘the B,C. Government have,

Thal therigheorALwea eet
guaranteed by law 8 fall oes i r
organized employees in B.C, including our |

school teach pate
sah ers, our policemen, and our

for many years, requested the ri;

i tht of Arbi-
tration. Successive Gov: a
refused to isiplacene their Tae ae

B.C. Government Employees are prepared

to forego their right to strike 3
the -right of Arbitration aan hah

© We alone are denied arbi-
tration.

n \

e We feel this is outright dis-
crimination.

® It is a denial of our
citizenship, -

Over a year ago, the Ash Legislative Com-

mittee unanimously recommended exten-

sion of the right of Arbitration to Govern-

ment employees. So far, the committee’s

unanimous finding has NOT been imple-
mented.

rights of

Prior to the last Provincial election, 131
candidates expressed approval of the right
of Government employees to Arbitration;
31 of these (a majority of the legislature)
were elected.

We are STILL without Arbitration.

We urge all fair-minded citizens in our

Province to support our right to Arbitra-
tion.

B.C, Government Employees’
Association

Do You Remember?

THE GREATEST INDUSTRIAL HEADLINE

greatness... the kind ef future of which her people hod elwoys :

‘ceeomed. “Investors everywhere turned theic eyes toward B.C.

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NOTE, When shit Mending oppor
Devh Cohomble we sheched, The
Ider of the Secalan them ome
pewnced thet Akan would rat be
ohen ret provided B “ved we
I soul ebtiosent” ht the Rew
tna Montes f te COF Ye whlch
he AC. omy sobecrbes, sat “No
ECF Gaver el tet canted
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Pot ite aperaien the Aull pres
rome &f seated ploaning . *
The CCH ofc! programme inf ake
‘eres “rater reverie wed te
rnsipel means of prodecion end
‘Eeeten”

AS CITIZENS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA WE MAY ‘

OURSELVES TWO QUESTIONS:

|. Which hind of hedline da we want? We cont hove beth

ul a
1
2. 1, undee any ceéumstaneet, 2 Socal) goverment in B.C. were 18 tobe ara nt areot
‘Alcon investment, where sould it pet it row materil? Boviie i
‘America. Semiprocerved tow moleial would have 19 come ftom the prople =boim
pro
con
‘opportunities, slag slondards of liieg ond vecuty, more wecith Ret
ile diatbutien, good voven contost, more public purthaung Rewer,

LET'S KEEP BRITISH

B.C. FEDERATION OF TRADE & INDUSTRY h *

found in Nor
ty hod been seized!

‘Only free competitive enterprise con carry British Colombla ferword

‘under the Conodion freedom sysiem of life». ..con create mere johty x

COLUMBIA MOVING ON AND UP!
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