Council, Trade Board To Press For New Federal Building Here

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24 Years' Continuous Service to Port Coquitlam and District
VOLUME 25, NU M BE R 33
$2.00 P E R Y E A R 6c PE R COPY
FR ID A Y , FE BR U A RY 17, 1956
| [C it y Needs New Post Office
Council, Trade Board To Press
For New Federal Building Here
The construction o f the new Hotel Port'Coquitlam is
well under way in Port Coquitlam. The new hotel is
being’ built at n cost o f about $245,000. W hen it is
completed it will be three storeys high, and will be
the largest building in the Shaughnessy street business
area. The new building will open in m id-April. .
City Board of Trade
ISets Thurs., March 22
For Annual Dinner
New Site Not
Chosen A s Yet
Annual m eeting o f P o rt Co­
quitlam board o f trade w ill be
held 'M arch 2 2 . This date was set
P o rt C oquitlam city cou n cil has prom ise^ w h oleh eart­
at the regular m eeting Feb. 9.
ed su pp ort to the boa rd o f tra de in its request fo r a fe d e r ­
Ernest
W hitebone,
William
fieavo, Ronald N acht and Joseph al bu ildin g a n d /o r p ost o ffic e fo r the city.
Pregler w ere named a com mittee
A letter fr o m the boa rd to cou n cil stated ra p id g row th
in charge o f arrangem ents f o r the
annual
dinner
m eeting.
Mr. ju stifies a fed era l bu ildin g. T his is the ou tcom e o f a m eet­
in
g
h
eld F eb. 9 w h en lo c a l businessm en urged th at at­
W hitebone and A . J. Vanderbrug
Icom prise the nom inating com ­ tem pts again be m ad e to obtain eith er th e fe d e r a l buildin g,
m ittee, who will prepare a slate o r at least a new p ost o ffic e .
o f o ffice rs f o r presentation to
M ayor John O ughton expressed
the. general m eeting.
In other board o f trade busi­ hope the request, w hich has been S A T U R D A Y N IG H T
Glen PTA held open house Feb. 9 for the official
taken
up in the past, w ill be suc­
opening of the s c h o o l addition. Inspector Roy Stibbs a n d ness, members promised suppor*. cessfu l this tim e. A id. F red BrumC onstruction is p roceed in g ra p id ly on the n ew B ank
Trustee Dudley Wright were guest speakers. Trustees W il­ f o r city council’s proposed water­ mer, who used the deed f o r a new
works bylaw.
o f M ontreal in P ort C oquitlam . T h ree n ew stores w ill •
liam Parker and Freth Edmonds also atterided.
Board was represented at the post o ffic e as o n e o f the ch ie f
also b e contained’ in the new bu ildin g. Site o f the
planks in his election p latform last
annual m eeting o f Mission board
Inspector Stibb* -poke o f the
D ecem ber, said he had taken the
stru ctu re is at the c o rn e r o f M cA llister and Shaugh­
o f trade Feb. 14varied activities in the schools o f
F raser V a fiey B ronze G loves
m atter up with Postm aster Mal­
nessy
street. S h ow n a b ove at w ork on th e n e w b u ild ­
Board was also invited to send
today and the need fo r room and
colm Rae, who told Him business in box in g tournam ent is scheduled to
in g a r e : 1 to r , P ete D om n ick , H aney, an d B ill L ove,
representatives to
the annual
equipment fo r pupil participation
the past tw o years had been such take place m the A g ricultu ral hall,)
P ort C oquitlam .
meetings o f the Associated Board
la those activities. He encouraged I
that the F e d e ra l' G overnm ent H aney, Saturday, F ebru ary 18 at
the community to make use o f
7 :80
p.m.,
brin g in g
together
Coquitlam
municipal council o f Trade o f the Low er Mainland m ight con sider the re q u e s t
and
Fraser
Valley
March
7,
and
the activity room.
you th fu l am ateur boxers fro m all
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ordered received and filed a let-1 _
The federal building ‘w ould o v e r the F raser Valley.
Speaking in. reference to the ter from Archie F. Proctor ask- the G reater Vancouver M etropol
adverse criticism o f the present ing fo r roadwork in the East End Iitan Industrial D evelopm ent Com contain such Federal G overnm ent
T h ere are 20 bouts planned f o r f l
o ffic e s as D epartm ent o f A gricul­
mission Feb. 16.
method o f teaching the three R ’s,
the evening and a g o o d show ing is 11
the inspector declared the results
Letter, the subject o f a letter] Langley board o f trade’s nomi tu re, V L A , U nem ploym ent Insur­ alm ost certain frp m the b oy s w ho I
I?
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o f an arithmetic test given to the editor in last Week’s Co nation o f their first m ayor, Hunt­ a n ce . Com m ission and the new
throughout the school district in­ quitlam Herald, asked fo r remo
er V ogel was president o f, the A s ­ health insurance departm ent, when
dicated the standard was good. A ml o f a large stump o n Galloway, sociated Boards o f T rade was en­ it is instituted.
One o f the l ^ e r ddegstions i*
Standard o f sch ool Sanitation in D istrict 4 3 is very
similar test will be given in road, repairs to Coast Meridian dorsed.
W hen previous requests f o r the
English.
• and Galloway roads with hardfederal building werfe m ade it was f c S ^ f l S
w ^eS2 0 t
Sanitarian P. Harffgan told Simon Fraser Health
Mr. Nelligan h organizing a I surfacing o f . the -former, and ft.
noted the city is to o close t o the trants have announced their inten- U nit. R e p o rt for this department was read to Glen PTA by
school boy patrol. Flagging signs street light and STOP sign at
unem ploym ent insurance o ffic e tion of competing in the compe- Mrs. G. A . Albers, health convener.
hare been made. Capes fo r tha iGalloway and Coast Meridian.
m etropolitan area tot w arrant the
-■-----------------------1 M r. H artigan’ s rep ort con tin -. W estm inster. M entally retarded,
patrol will be purchased by the
and som e o f the oth er departm ents,
Conn. Manny Gueho, chairman
ued a stron g recom m endation fo rjs p a s tics and polio victim s are in­
P-TA.
so that now m em bers should try
o f council public works com mit­
Coquitlam
m unicipal council
curtailm ent o f building in unsew - eluded.
Letters were received from the tee said the East End would get
f o r the new post o ffic e .
RCMP detachmenti o f Coquitlam [its share o f roadwork according ordered received and file d a let­
[•red areas. Planning f o r sew a gei
Miss M arjorie H ardy, superinN o site f o r the building w as
and Pert Coquitlam recognizing to the percentage o f taxes paid. te r from Attorney-G eneral Robt
disposal has been d iffic u lt due t o j i n d e n t o f B eacon w h o r l since
fu ifw s te d ^
v—f -y.
#
f.ert JJonnyr stat\>UF the
ih* need fo r pe'rotting the h» m ,
l*o m uch tim e b e in g spent o n l o - j 2951 gave an address to the Siw ere sileVft regarding the need
Th e Postm aster-G eneral in Ot­
heed end Pipeline intersection.
cal problem s.
m on F raser health' unit. She said
f o r the school board to give a tawa will receive a letter f r o m the
F u neral service w as held T u e s ­
However, the strength o f these
Inspection o f the m ilk supply Ithere w ere 1200 pupil-patients
reason fa r refu sing a grant t o 1city council outlining the need fo r day in G arden Hili Chapel fo r
detachments is not sufficient t o j
,
is relatively simple, as there are Jand a w aiting fist o f 300. A nursthe Catholic sehool board. .
the facilities, and Erhart R eg ier, W illiam G eorge R od gers, 84, lats
cover tu s .
on ly tw o dairies at Essondale in g s t a ff o f 400 to 450, fo n t
This is in regard to the Catb- Burnaby-Coquitlam MP w ill be o f D ew dney T run k road, who
A letter from the Provincial
and P o r t Coquitlam .
|w om en d octors and tw enty speDepartment o f Highways indicatUltimate eolation to the pron- olic board’s request f o r a g ra n t aent a dbpy;
died F eb . 10.
Rats are a serious problem and cia l teachers ca re f o r them,
ed the probability o f a traffic lig - lem o f !«■ « • to nurserymen and o f $ 11,000 to cover taxes ow in g ! 1
Surviving are three brothers
I In other city council business,
m ust be con trolled im m ediately.!
Since 1951 the treatm ent has
aal being installed on the Pipeform ers throughout the on Our Lady o f Lourdes elem en­
A rthur, F red and F ran k ; tw o sis­
P a cific
Stage Lines
proposed
P ick-up o f w et garbage will h elp ]b een changed fro m custodial-inline road CPU level crossing.
lower mainland and Vancouver tary and high schools and Our
schedule change w as approved. ters, Mrs. A tkinson, P o rt C oq uit­ and infestation o f rats should be [stitutional
to
a
rehabilitation
A report o f the Simon Fraser W and during the November fro s t ILady o f
Fatima elementary
O nly change a ffe c tin g this area lam and' Mrs. Davidson.
reported to the sanitarian.
m ethod w hich is provin g very suchealth unit meeting was read bv moy rest in some mutual co-oper- school in Maillardville.
is that the 12:49 p.m. bus from ■ R e v . W esley N ixon conducted!
Mrs. Strossan’s report show ed cessful. There is a great need f o r
Mrs. G. A. Albers, health
and otion between federal and pro-1 , U nder section' 68, subsection
Essondale on Saturdays w ill be g>® W *«® - Burial was in MaPle J40Q children registered for- care volu n teer help and anyone Intersafety convener.
.vincial governments. This was £4 0f the M unicipal A c t the coun- cancelled.
R idge cem etery. .
[ b y the dental clinic. T h ere are ested should con tact the auxilFive dollars was donated to the stated by Dewdney M LA Lyle 1cil could have made the grant
NsOven dentists in the school d is -' iary at W oodlands school.
L etter from the BCE in reply t o I
Parent-Teacher Council bursary. Wicks during the budget debate had D istrict 43 s c h o o l.
board'
Itrict, tw o in P o rt Coquitlam and
.
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a council request f o r a serviceMrs. Albert U oyd will attend in the legislature.
|sanctioned it.
fiv e in the M aillardville area. A
man to be stationed here that a>
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the Parent-Teacher Federation
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agriculture is studying the s itu s-, C Q D
sary, and when population increase
children w as noted.
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Mias Christie's class won the tion and that growers
are h o p e -^ _
ju s tifie s this, there w ill be an adP o rt Coquitlam ’s W ild D uck
In the period from June t o D e- I n V * I .K W r e c k
attendance pennant.
fnl that the minister
may bring
ditional
line
crew
stationed
in
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Next executive meeting will be some measure o f alleviation to
The only m ajor court case Coquitlam.
easy 5-0 victory o v e r M ission cidence o f in fectiou s diseases, b u t . ,,
,
0:ki«»
held Feb. 27 at the home o f Mrs. their problems, especially thal
heard during January was a fa ls e !1 H S N ewberry w as granted I M cM ahon Lum ber at P o rt Coquit-1 som e active polio in D istrict 4 - 1 . 1 . .
.
.
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.
rpR
Jack Fhumigan. N ext regular nurserymen
and
strawberry:
pretenses charge, the others be. .
.wtj,erry waa, g
.
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the m edical health o ffic e r , Dr. E. raUment o f suc cars o f a c f R
meeting falls on March 1.
growers.
ing o f routine nature, states the |*erm iM ,on to k,eeP ™ p .k ° ? * IB |
^
' w W ylde reported
[h e ig h t train at Essondale Sunday
five-acre p roperty on Cedar D rive.
Th e D ucks took
m orning.
1RCMP report submitted to city
c „ i„ . f
„ „ _ _ „ i„ Af lonri n th e fir s t h a lf w ith goals b y W ally
T h ere is^ ■
a r e s id u e o f active poThe cars w ere badly dam aged
council b y Cpl. J. R. Payne.
Sale o f six parceU o f land to ° | W ingrove( K en R ou tley and u iio in the district and as the virus
total
value
o
f
$3031
was
recom
and salvage operations w ere com ­
There w e re 26 cou rt convicpair by D arryl Rouleau IThe f i- lies dorm ant in the soil, a proper pleted Monday.
tions with fines totalling $ 2 8 2 .5 0 1mended b y lands com m itte
nal g oal cam e fro m Fred Saba- sewage program is essential TB
T hree b ox cars w ere loaded
and costs, $15.
M ost o f the board o f \yorks tim 51tine late in the icond h alf.
|cases are abou t average. Cases o f
with amm onia sulphate fertiliser
Sixty-nine warnings w ere is-1 has b e e n . spent on road repairs
P o rt Coquitlam golden staph are on the increase
This leaves
f o r loading on ships at N ew
sued and 66 complaints received m ade necessary by fro s t damage,
tied f o r 4th position in the eight- but cross-infection in the Royal W estminster. Three gondola cars
and investigated.
especially on
O xford betw een
team league. Richm ond and ex- Columbian has been checked.
w ere also derailed.
Prairie and Lincoln, and on Cedar
Dr. J. C. Reich is CA RS repre­
T r h ffic was plugged in the vi­
Drive. Road restriction signs have Britannia are tied f o r first fo l­ sentative.
This year’s District of Coquitlam estimates will in* 1 •
p _ _ - „ in ,- „
lowed
by
the
V
ancouver
Firem
en,
cin ity as Sunday drivers made a
ben erected. There are nine men
elude flush coating of Pipeline road from Glen school to]
s r a Pe r u r ,Y ®
T h e B. C. Society f o r the H a n - , ^
^ view the spectacle,
then
Coquitlam
and
N
orth
Van.
and the road superintendent on |
dicapped takes thirty children |* T
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the CPR tracks and probably a portion of Coast Meridian <
|the board o f w orks, including the Celtics, follow ed b y Clarke and
daily to B eacon school, Nev
road will be paved under local improvement.
Buzsa,
Mission
and
Labor
Craft.
tw
o
on
the
garbage
truck.
One
Feb. 27 is the date sat by the
m rnam m am m m m m m m m m m m m
Other work proposed by public drive from the school to Lans- Port Coquitlam Lions Club for | man and one forem an in the
water departm ent brings the total
works chairman Coun. Manny downc, also undor local improve- 1 its second paper drive o f the
to twelve.
Gueho in answer to a ratepayer’ , ment if the ratepayers concerned
Inspectors, Trustees A t
Glen School O pen House
Fraser Valley Bronze
Gloves At Haney
Proctor Letter
''Received and Filed'
Simon Fraser Report
*&£,7;'.™0f"“»:!r,enced Indicates n e a itn sta n d a rd
1Grant Refusal
Upheld Here
W . G. Rodgers
Juried Tuesday
Govt. Aid For
rrost Losses Studied
IW ild Ducks Topple
JA N U A R Y
POLICE REPORT
Public W orks Head
Describes Road Program
February 27
season.
question
council agree to a cost-sharing scheme.
Tw o additional crosswalks will
Householders are asked to I
Gler
L ait year a number o f street-* have papers either bundled or |be designated on Shaughrfessy
In the west end o f the municipal­ in boxes and to leave them on
street. The new ones will be at
the M cAllister ’ and W ilson inter-l
ity ware paved under local Im­ porches, with porch lights on,
provement at a cost to the rate­ for collection.
1sections.
payers concerned o f 60 cents pe
A similar effort held last I
Remuneration bylaw providing]
front foot.
October proved very 1 ucceaeful.
fo r a salary o f $2,000 f o r tho
Coast Meridian Is an inter-mu- Proceeds will again hi 1 used for I m ayor and $500 f o r each o f the
Canada Pent Office, will not de­
!nicipal road.
community projects.
five aldermen was passed. ■
part from Mo policy o f restrict
Ing street letter boxes to areas I
where there is letter carrier aer-l
rice.
This was stated in a letter to I
P ort Coquitlam Board o f Trade
in reply to their request for such
boxes for outlying parts o f the 1
city.
When the board pointed o u t !
there wore other B.C. centres o n - !
joyin g street letter box service!
who did not have the accompany­
ing letter carrier delivery, the |
department replied that that policy I
waa no longer In force,
Tha department’s reply to the I
board’s second point, that the |
boxes would prove a convenience
to outlying areas, was that per-J
sons had to com a downtown daily)
to collect mail in any case, and]
could mall letters then.
be used as a dining room fo r feeding
There would have to be 250 01 Construction o f the interior o f the B.C.
service householders to be served! .Correctional Institute at Haney has
some o f the 600 inmates who will eventu­
come along rapidly in past w eeks and ally occupy the building. Training o f
before letter carrier sendee is In­
stituted. A t present there are j construction is expected to be com pleted
m any kinds will be given to the inmates
about 800, with 600 on the rural I by the middle o f March. Shown above is
in an effort to rehabilitate them to a use­
route, who would not bo included.) I one o f the larger open areas which will
ful life.
m eeting
at Monday’ s
:lud< s paving
Street Letter Boxes
Definitely Refused
Municipality Not
Responsible For Flood
D istrict o f C oquitlam m unicipal cou n cil w ill m eet
its solicitor and insurance com p an y to g o into the
m atter o f flo o d dam age claim s fo r w h ich a ccord in g
to legal opinion the m unicipality is not n ow resp on ­
sible.
A letter to coun cil from the U nderw riter’s A d ju st­
m ent Bureau stated the dam age to private p roperty
in the N ovem ber flo o d w ere caused by an abnorm al
and u n expected rainfall fo r w hich the m unicipality
could not be held responsible.
These claim s w ere relative to inability o f culverts
to take the extra w ater rather than to the flo o d in g o f
the Coquitlam river. Claim ants in the form er category
were asked to submit their claim s to coun cil fo r r efer­
ral to the Insurance com pany, w hile those relative to
river flood in g w ere referred to the provincial g ov ­
ernment.
. ! u,
■ •/ [<.&C y Horrobin, one o f a d elegation o f East End
residents at M onday’s m unicipal council m ooting ask­
ed w hat w a s t o be done regardin g the claims.
Mrs. A . M. Gibbs, Norman R oad , said she had r e ­
ceived a letter from the insurance adjusters stating
they had assessed the fu ll extent o f the dam age, but
she claim ed they had “ not even seen it.”
T he East End w as hardest hit b y the N ovem ber
flood s. Only tw o o f the many, claim s submitted have
been accepted fo r payment.
Lilly Named To
Fraser North Shore
Highway Executive
J. F. Allanson o f Mission is
president o f the Fraser N orth
Shore
Highway
Association.
Prem ier W . A . C. Bennett is hon|orary president and M LA ’s Lyle
W icks and Philip Gaglardi are
|honoi$ry' vice-presidents.
I Vice-presidents
aro
G eorgo
I N .choli, Burnaby; Aid. W alter
Lilly, Port Coquitlam and H. W.
Currie, ..gossis.
1 H ..r.y Allen o f Haney Was re' elected secretary.
'ourt Of Revision
tears 25 Appeals
! In District
«P
1
A b ou t c 0 1percent TJf the twen1ty-fivo assessment appeals heard
at the lirsc sitt n g o f the court o f
I revision f o r School District 43
I received adjustments. TJie first
I sitting, f o r tho District o f Co­
quitlam waa held W ednesday. .
I A ll com plaints were satisfac­
torily dealt with by the court,
which adjourned until Monday,
Feb. 13 at 10 a.m.
Members are Iv or Parry, chair­
man, Charles Davies and E. J. C.
Stewai|t. Port Coquitlam appeals
j were heard Thursday.
The Coquitlam Herald
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TH E CO Q U ITL AM H ER ALD
Friday, February 17, 19S6
Federal Building
' T H E current board o f trade and city
council demand fo r a new post office
a n d /o r federal bulding is a m ove in the
right direction and may prove successful
now that the population is increasing so
rapidly.
A similar request made about five
years ago fo r a federal building to house
other government departments as well
a s a post office, did not m eet with suc­
cess, partially because the city is located
so close to New Westminster where these
o ffice s are already established.
But the city population has increased
about 25 percent in these five years.
W ith the increase continuing at the
same rate, the form er objection m ay be
overruled. However, evfen optim istically
allow ing fo r Continued grow th , civic
leaders are wise not to in th eir hopes
too strorigly on the larger building. A
new post o ffice building, located in the
Shaughnessy street sh opping area w hich
has been developing f o r the past eight
years, is the prim e need.
Shopping Trends
time to keep this o ffic e opeii on Satur­
days in the future.
Sidney business houses have a greed
to give the public service w h en it is w ant­
ed by remaining op en on F rid ay even­
ings. This is a mpst sensible d ecision and
one w hich will ensure general good -w ill
from residents o f the entire district. It
should benefit m erchants and hou sehold­
ers alike.
T here’s nother m arked tren d w h ich
Other offices fo r the payment o f ac­ The R eview is fo llo w in g w ith interest. In
counts follow ed su it Right here in Sid­ C algary recently the city cou n cil b y reso­
ney householders can no longer pay their lution repealed all ciyic legislation w h ich
telephone bills, or their electric bills or controlled sh opp in g hours. T h e C algary
their water bills on Saturday. Sidney is council sim ply fo llo w e d in the footstep s
the only point in the low er part o f Van­ o f m any other com m unities in th is vt&y.
couver Island where it’s impossible to N ow Calgary businesshouses can keep
pay a B.C. Electric account on Saturday. their doors op en w h en ever th ey please.
Then what happened? Sidney busi­ W e are alw ays h a pp y to see a redu ction
ness houses report that the number o f in exaseprating con trols w h ich a fflic t
off-the-street casual shoppers has .de­ too m a n y business house's.
D on’t be surprised to see morje and
clined steadily-on Saturdays. .In The R e­
view office dozens o f subscribers form er­ more Sidney sh ops op en f o r the conveni­
ly dropped in on Saturday morning to ence of-visitors every aftern oon this sum­
pay their subscriptions. Such transactions, m er. It’s the m o d e m trend.
— S idn ey R eview
today are a rarity. It may be a waste o f
I A N A D A ’S chartered banks have
J . been blamed fo r lots o f things, in the
d ays gone by. A t the present time they
a re being held responsible fo r a drastic
change in shopping trends' all over the
country.
• It isn’t so very long ago that banks
d ecid ed to close up shop all day Satur­
day. In a short time this comparatively
m inor action had fa r reaching effects.
New Year Gifts
ERE is a list o f gifts you can ^give,
not just at Christmas, but all through
the com ing year.
T hey are unusual gifts.
None o f them cost anything.
- Y et they are priceless, in term s o f
blessing they would mean to both those
who give and those who share in receiv­
ing them. Check the list. See h ow many
you can give in 1956.
T he g ift o f brotherhood to all mgn.
T he g i f t 'o f a friendly greeting to
H
strangers.
T he g ift o f fo rb e a ra n ce to th ose w h o
m ay disagree w ith you.
T he g ift o f m oderation in sp eech and
g ood exam ple in conduct.
T h e g ift o f c o m fo rt to th ose in dis­
tress.
T hq g ift o f g o o d citizenship to y ou r
country.
T h e g ift o f understanding and h a p ­
p y hom elife bo y o u r children.
The g ift o f d aily thanks*to the S ource
from \^hich all g ifts flow .
by
E.
R e g ie r ,
M .P .
The m ore I think o f w ords, the m ore astounding they
becom o. W ords themselves, com posed o f nothing b u t tho
twenty-six letters o f the alphabet In various com binations.
B efore the H ouse adjourns fo r cars f o r all children under the
the summer, w e exp ect the g o v ­ age o f sixteen. Th e federal gov­
ernm ent w ill be introducing a ernm ent is fin a lly m oving into
bill - to provide Canadians with the field o f hospital cere because
the beginning o f a National the progressive w est has pion­
Think o f all tho great .libraries in the w orld, tho small
Health Insurance program . They eered in providing hospital serv­
libraries in every town and every village, a ll the books on the
shelves In tho book stores and homo libraries. Add up to'th ese
have proposed a plan t o the p ro­ ices t o its people. I t could be
every newspaper and magazine, that has ever been printed,
vincial governm ents and i f six o f that i f one o f the western prov­
every letter that has over boon w ritten, overy bill that has
the ten provinces, including el- inces now used th e m oney it will
ever been posted, thrust into you r hand o r put on a bill board.
ther Ontario o r Quebec, w ill j save, to launch a m edical proagree, the plan w ill be pu t into [gram , that such an example
Im agine tho incredible- dimensions o f a ll this, expressing
operation. Observers fe e l confi-1 would hasten th e day w hen the
every thought and speculation o f the human m ind, o w r y
lesson that is taught, overy vision o f the poets, every bill o f
dent that Ontario and at least national schem e will be ail-comtho grocer, the butcher, and all tho* other tradesm en, every
five other provinces are g oin g to prehensive.
summons rrom the police and every letter y o u have received.
reach a settlem ent.
ilready
Som e controversy
This vast accum ulation o f human know ledge, aspiration,
The proposal o ffe r e d b y the ta]dnff piace
Saskatchewan,
and nonsense contains literally nothing in the physical sense,
federal governm ent is one that Until n ow Saskatchewan people
but simply the arrangem ents o f tw enty-six letters o f tne
will share the cost o f hospital have paid by mean, 0 f premiums
alphabet.
services and also certain diagnos- and a provinciai sales tax, fo r
. T o my mind nothing that the human m ind has ev e r done
t ic facilities. W here the p eop le L hcir ho3pital plan. N ow half o f
can stand com parison with the imm ense sign ifica n ce o f these
have a pretty extensive hospital the c08t w jll com e fr0 m Ottawa.
tw enty-six squiggles o f ink on paper. Strangely enough— w e
Plan* as B.C. has, not much o f the T h ere are tho8e w h o £eel that the
seldom pause to think abou t it.
new schem e w ill be noticeable t o L i l l i o n * that w in b e saved should
I have a favorite little quotation ab o u t w ord s which is
the people. I t w ill, how ever, b e be uaed
reduce th* premiums,
w orth rem embering. " A w ord is dead w hen it is said, som e say.
very w elcom e even to us in B.C. L thenj fe e l that the m on ey should
I say it ju s t begins to live that day.”
because the federal treasury w ill be U8ed ^ o r a b ig g er highway
in our case, pay 46 percent o ' the |
and 3till others are de­
Our w ords are flam e, and ashes, fle e t as breath,
cost. This _w ill save the govern - mandi
that such savings be
Plum es o f adventure, pageantry o f death,
m en t o f B.C. som e ten m illion used to
nd the serv icc to in_
W ords are co lo r, yellow , blue and red,
D rum beat f o r m arching, p ra y e r f o r bed,
dollars p e r y ear I already ^ \ c la ie the cosfc o f m edical ^
W ords are o u r arm our, they are o u r intent
letters saying that i f the B.C. The new plan w ill see Ottawa
The coin w e used along the w ay w e w ent.
g overnm ent gets this m oney it
paying a part o f the expense, the
should use it to provide the be­
adm inistration w ill be le ft en­
ginnings o f f r e e m edical services
tirely in the hands o f the provinone— w riter believes that this
ial governm ents.
' »
w ould b e enough m oney to cover
O nce again I am receiving let­
the com plete co s t o f medical
(E xcerpts 'f r o m Th e Coquitlam
ters asking when the senior citi­
H erald o f Fob. 20, 1961)
zens o f Canada are g o in g to r e ­
ceive a n 1increase i i f the old age
F irst
anniversary w as ju st one-third, is b rou gh t abou t. A id.
pension. I reg ret that 1 must reanother e ffic ie n t busy d a y f o r the J. D. Brine reports that th e p ro­
Ip ly to these letters that as fa r as
Royal Bank o f Canada in its new je cte d hou sin g schem e f o r M ary
D
ennis
M
cLaren
has
been
]
can b e discovered, the M inister o f
o ffic e s on Shaughnessy street, H ill is tem porarily a dead issu e l elected ■
president o f M endian lN ational H ealth and W elfa re has
In sp ite o f alm ost unprecedent-]
which o p en ed Feh, 6, I9 6 0 .
H
eights
4-H
Club.
Others
nam
ed
i
„ o TntentioiTo'f* bringing’ about an
F ollow ing a series o f flo o d s o f ed rainfall, a g o o d ly attendan ce
a t the annual m eeting Feb. 10 increase at this time. Senior eitivarying d egree during the past com m em orated th e W o r ld D ay o f
w ere Susanne Fraser, vice-pres- zens 0f g #C. and o f Saskatchewan
w inter, con trol o f the C oquitlam Prayer, held the fir s t F rid a y ini
id en t; D avid S ch a ff, secretaryho are in need can obtain a penr iv er and m orei adequate draining Len t in T rin ity U nited Church.
sion as high as $60 a month. In.
A p poin tm ent o f R . C. G aler treasurer.
o f th e district has been num ber
o n e s u b je c t in the cou n cil cham ­ and J. J. R ae to th e appeal hoard I Joh n Leedham is new leader o f j A lberta I am told they ca n g e t
o f th e tow n planning com m ission the g rou p , succeeding A u gu st § 55. in O ntario you can g e t $45,
bers during th e past week.
H uber. M em bers hope to form a 1on ly i f y ou r m unicipal council
has b een announced. .
Final agreem ent on salary in­
[calf club this y ear.
(w ill pay h a lf o f the c o s t ' o f the
creases has been announced b y
extra $5. H ow ever, m ost senior
jDistrict 48 sch ool board. Elem ent­
citizens in Canada still receive
a ry scale is n o w at $1728 to
on ly the basic national $40 p e r
$2916 and secondary $2160 to
m onth paym ent. I f the older p e o $4060.
.p ie in . R egina o r in V ancouver
A g reem en t has b een reached
Little L eague and B abe Ruth
G oods n ow bein g collected f o r u ^ e a bard tim e m aking ends
betw een the board o f trade and baseball plans g o t u n d er w ay f o r salvage b y D istrict o f Coquitlam |m eet
$60 a month> they w ill
c ity council f o r the installation o f 1956 as o ffic e r s o f th e P o r t Co­ Kinsm en w ill be auctioned in
really appreciate the d ifficu lties
17 n ew street lights fr o m the quitlam Juvenile B aseball L ea gu e M ay and the p roceeds used t o ­
fa c in g senior citizens in such
CPU station t o the Elks hall on w ere elected a t a 'm e e tin g held on w ards com m u nity projects.
places as T oron to o r M ontreal,
Shaughnessy street.
F eb . 7 at V isco u n t A lexan d er
I t is h op ed t o use part o f .t h e w ho m ust live on $40.
Residents o f the district will S chool.
m on ey t o build a com m unity cen­
regret to h ear o f the death o f
H arley E w in g w as e lected pres­ tre in B ine M ountain park* with
RADIO REPAIR
Dr.' John S. Pirie, .pioneer m inister iden t f o r the new term . L ast y ear th e aid o f m unicipal council and
■Efficient & Prompt
doctor ahd ^magistrate on*the B.C.j Mrr E w in g «jsDrved as vice-presi­ pa rk i board fu n d i.
*
coast f o r 36 years.
Workmanship Guaranteed
dent. N ew vice-president is A le x
Playingv at the P o rt Th eatre: Nicholson.
Th e E a gle' and th e H awk, City
Jean D avison w as re tid n e d as
D ew dney T run k Road
Lights, W hite H eat.
secreta ry and M r s .' Jean W ilce
P o r t Coquitlam
Unless an early change o t was elected treasurer.
h ea rt on the part o f the govern ­
E lected as district m anagers P -The nurses o f H om e 3, Essonm ent, w here dow n paym ents o f V e r e : B e rt Styles, N orth S id e; idale, w ere |hostesses at a recent
PACIFIC STAGE LINES
N H A hom es have been raised to B ruce M abbett, South S ide; Ed m iscellaneous show er, w h ere brideDavies, Cedar D rive and E arl e le ct M iss Shirley H ansen w as
g u est o f honor.
Ziem er, G len area.
F ifty guests attended.
Th e
W ays and .m oa n s com m ittee
m em bers o f . the ■execu tive are' g ifts , in a colored basket, w ere
Proposed Change in Bus
W illiam Frankish,. S. K insey, M. presented b y Sylvia an d Diana
K elliher,
C. , Stelter and Mr. Luschnat.
Schedules Between New
W
inners
o
f
gam
es
w
ere
Mrs.
Brow n. Westminster and
This y ear it w ill be th e district A listair M ackenzie and AJiss B etty
•
Port Coquitlam
m anager’ s job* to appoint coaches, W elch .
O
u
t-of-tow
n
gu
ests
included
help lo ca te um pires, fin d trans­
E ffe c tiv e March 2nd, 1956,
portation and to take charge in Mrs. M ackenzie and M rs. H ansen,
certain changes in bus sched­
m others o f th e bride and groom ,
general o f his area.
u le s a re proposed in the service
A n yon e w ishing to help in any and M rs. A llan H o g g of~ Belling­
operating between New W est­
Capacity is asked to co n ta ct the ham.
m inster and Port Coquitlam
s u b ject to the consent o f the
m anager o f his district or any
P u blic
Utilities Commission.
m em ber o f the executive.
Men’s Fraternal: L egion, 1, 2
The
proposed schedule is avail­
The m eeting voted in fa v or o f
1 6 ; Kennam etal, >13; Y a rd O ffice
able f o r inspection at the New
Isending
a
letter
to
city
council
1 1 ; Elks, B u ffaloes, 9. F . Saba'
W estm inster and Port Coquit­
asking f o r a piece o£-property on
tine, 276, "718.
lam Bus Depots. A n y represent­
C orporation o f the D istrict o f
ations regarding the proposed
Blue
M onday:
Jeeps, . 14; [the south side to b e used as a C oquitlam - has p laced load and
[playground,*and baseball field.
changes m ay b e made n o t later
Twisters, 13; F izzling Fem s, 10;
speed lim it restrictions f o r trucks
Little
League
teams
than Febru ary 22nd, 1956, to
M erry M’s, 9 ; Dreamers,. Sizzling I F o u r
on all roads in the m unicipality.
ithe
Superintendent o f M otor
(ages 9-12 years) and three or
Sals, 7. B. Lloyd, 260, 646..
Speed lim it is 20 m iles per
C arriers, 1740 W est Georgia
Tuesday T w irlers: H umdingers, fo u r Babe Ruth team s (ages 13- h ou r and load, 50 percen t o f per­
Street, V ancouver 5, B.C.
19 ; T op Five, H ow lers, 1 6 ; M erry 15) are expected to b e operated m itted w eight. R estrictions, m ade
Macs, 1 3 ; Happy Go Lucks, 12; by the league plus an all star necessary b y fro s t dam age to
PACIFIC STAGE LINES
fro
m
each
league.
Lucky S trik es/ 10.! D. Urquhart,
roa&s w ere im posed Feb. 10.
M oney received last y ear fro m
261, 609;
Tuesday M ix ed: D rifters, 19; a houfee to house canvass am ount­
Jugheads, 1 8 ; [ Scolhfs; 14 ; Dep. ed to $292.35. The cost o f equip­
(fo u r com plete baseball
Heights, -12; Question Marks, 11; m ent
Bobcats, 6. G.1 M acPherson, 22o, sets) am ounted to $265.19. The
balance
le ft lit the league bank
569 ; J. Campbell, 243 ; E. Penny,
account is now $27.16*
686
Th
e
executive
w ill try to obtain
Mixed M erchants: Frey’s, 17 ;
Murray Fuels, 15 J T erry ’s, 18; training film s to be show n in the
T w o Shows N ightly — 7 and 9 p.m.
R oyal Bank, 1 1 ; BjC. Telephone, near future.
K iddies M atinee E v ery Saturday a t 2:0 0 p.m.
W arm an’s, 8. N. Dacre, 269, 679;
TH U RS.— FRI.— SA T .
FEB. 16— 17— 18
N. Nelson, N . LoVell, 265 ; N.
*
CIN EM ASCO PE
Lovell, 657.
Richard
T
od
d,
Jean
Peters
Campbell’s, ‘ 11; P ost O ffice ,
15; Van’s, 17; Fort C afe, 13;
C'oq. T ransfer, 1 1 ; P ort Theatre,
in T ech n icolor
, Funeral service was held W ed­
Y ou w ill n ever see a better picture
5. J. Clarke, 203 ; K . Petrie, 604; nesday in Garden Hill Chapel fo r
C A RTO O N
: •J B
J. Peter, 260, 686.
Charles W . Creek, 41, late of
i M acDonald’s, 17; Port Shoe,I 8185 J e r v is street who died Feb.
Special Children’s Matinee, Saturday Feb. 18
llO ; Coq. Pharmacy, 1 2 ; Lewis] 12 in Vancouver General hospital.
JUNGLE JIM’S “ FURY OF TH E CONGO”
Bros., 10; W right’s, 8 ; Waldl
Born in W innipeg, he had lived
A N D SERIAL
E lectric, 6, J. Scott, 292, 008; B| here sixteen years. D uring W orld
Ay ling, 811, 796.
M ON D AY— TU E SD A Y
F E B R U A R Y 20— 21
W ar II he served overseas fo r
Ladies’ M atinee: Yanks, 11;
CIN EM ASCO PE
three years w ith the RCASC.
Dodgers, 9 ; Rockets, Pilots, 6. B.
V icto r M aldre, Richard Egan, V irginia Leith
Surviving are his w idow , Isa­
Ralston, G. MacPherson, 217 ; B. bel; one son and three daughters;
Ralston, 556.
his m other, Mrs. W . C reek; two'
in Techn icolor
lo c o :
R iffr a ff,
20;
Beaker
brothers, W ill and Frank, all o f
A bank robberv that startled a quiet town. A very g o o d picture
Breakers, 18; OAD, 1 4 ; W ater­
SHORTS and CARTOON
Port Coquitlam.
fronts, 10; Toilers, 5 ; Chips, 4.
W E D N E SD A Y— TH U RSD AY
FE B R U A R Y 22— 23
Rev. W esley N ixon conducted
A. Styles, 287.
Joseph Cotten, Eva Bartok
the service. Burial was in Maple
Thursday M ixed: H oly Rollers,
Ridge cem etery.
2 2 ; Slowpokes, 21; Sky Pilots,
Com edy w ith lots o f laughs
16 ; W arblers, 15; Canaries, 14;
SHORTS and CARTOON
Youngsters, 8, E. Lambert, 240,
A n yone con write them on a piece o f paper, y o t ou t o f
this slight material has been b u ilt up every book that has ever
-boon written.
In Days Gone By
Dennis M cLaren
Heads 4-H Club
H. Ewing Heads
Juvenile Ball League
District Kinsmen
Have Salvage Drive
GORDON RADIO
Nurse Feted
A t Shower
ANNOUNCING
Dickson’s Feed Store
15086 TRANS-CANADA HIGHW AY
At Johnson Road
PHONE NEWTON 414
N O TIC E TO
T H E PUBLIC
Load, Speed Limits
On District Roads
P M Theatre
.
W e now nave a complete
line of Swift's Feeds for sale
You can buy them with confidence
^
of the best feeding results possible.
Swift’s Feeds afe backed by years of
livestock and poultry research. Good
feeds are the result of this research.
You can depend on Swift's Feeds for
better results. Come in and discuss
your feeding needs with us.
PORT MOODY
Rites Held For
Charles Creek
A M AN C A LL E D PETER
V IO LEN T SA TU R D A Y
SP EC IA L D ELIV ER Y
Announcement
PO ULTR Y
FEED S ,
m
b .
m
■ H .M il
Mr. and Mrs. James Strohm,
603; Paul Newson, 280 ; Perley
Glen drive announce the engageNewson, 080
Men’s Com m ercial: Port Shoe, m ent o f their eldest daughter,
28 ; Com. Cafe, Super-Valu, 2 5 ; { Valerie Mae, to A rthur William
Com. Garage, 22; Huntington Dennis, son o f Mr. and Mrs. PhilRubber, MacDonald’s, Purity, 2 1 ; lip Dennis o f K yoquot, V.I. The
Gene & Jimmy’ s. Coq. Billiards, wedding will take place on March
Coq, Orphans, 19; V 's, 12; Coq. 9, at 7:30 p.m., Rev. W esley N ixLumber, 8. N. Lovell, 275, 686. on officiating.
FR IDA Y— SA T U R D A Y
F E B R U A R Y 24
W alt Disney's
PIN OCCH IO
in T echn icolor
,
A ll the family, will love this one.
The Bowery Boys in
SPY CHASERS
_________________
Com edy .
-2 5
T H E C O Q U IT L A M H E R A L D
Page J
Friday, February 17, 1956
Natural Laws
A ffect Trees
A tree is a living plant, like a
stalk o f corn , su b ject t o natural
i laws o f life . Som e kinds o f trees,
such as aspen, seldom , live m ore
than 80 years. O thers m ay live
several hundred t o a thousand
years. Bo lo n g as a tree lives it
Igrow s. A s trees g row old er th ey
becom e increasingly susceptible
t o disease, insects, and w in d
throw . T h e re fo r e , it is g o o d
T h e P itt M ea d ow s fir e d ep a rtm en t has the fin a l e con om y and g o o d fo re s try to
tou ch es com p le te d on its m odern n ew fir e tru ck an d the h arvest m ature trees en d start
n ew equ ipm en t is n ow r e a d y fo r attention to a n y fir e in a new c r o p b e fo r e d eterioration
W ell Equipped
S c 6 * o t& -* )K
b y Norman Hurst
Pitt M ead ow sV olunteers
e BIG SECRET is outl W ith
blicity build-up worthy o f a
r H ollyw ood production the
y form ed Film Club at V .A I
died its Super-Snap competi-j
this last week. So, ou t withl
- fam ily albums you camera
Is. R ou nd' up those snaps
a last summer. W ho knows—
picture o f Aunt Fanny fall
o f f the log may be a winner
• o o *
1th hardly less flourish the
iy form ed School Newspaper
• has launched competitions
(a ) A Name, and (b ) A Cover
gn f o r the paper. I must
k whether s ta ff members are
(ble f o r these competitions
ire I submit my own ideas,
t thought would be f o r the
A. Times’* as a name fo r the
er. The cover design might
sist o f a neat border pattern
icting a student chasing a
ent chasing a School Board
n ber chasing an inspector
sing a teacher chasing a stu>t chasing a parent— and so
Com plete N ew Fire Truck
the m unicipality.
T h e w ork w as done b y volu n ­
Th e new tru ck featu res tw o
large im provem ents o v e r the truck teer w ork o f m em bers o f the brig ­
ade
du rin g th eir ow n tim e, undei
it is replacing, fir s t o f w hich is
the huge 400 gallon w ater tank the d irection o f M r. K oopm an.
and second is the po w e rfu l Barton
w ater pum p w ith w hich it is
N oth in g relieves and ventilate:
equipped.
the m ind like a resolu tion.—
T h e p ortable w ater tank, w hich
has been w elded rig h t on to the
chaasis o f the new tru ck b y thel
S. BOW ELL & SONS
06 Sixth Street
volunteer brigade, w ill assure the
fireu ien t o f a supply o f w ater the
D istinctive F un eral
instant they attend any blaze.
S ervice
Th e e xcellen t fir e pum p has a
pum ping cap acity o f 400 gallons
N ew W estm inster B r a n d
o f w ater p e r m inute w hich is fa r
P h one N .W . 2656
greater than th e equipm ent o f the
C
loverdale Branch
old truck. T h e fir e truck, w ith this
P h one 198
equipm ent, can pum p fr o m any
Bource o f w ater supply, stand-pipe,
fir e hydran t, o r open ditch as w ell
us use its ow n tank supply.
Th e new v eh icle Is an ex-R C A F
fir e tru ck w hich has a v e r y low
m ileage and has b een p u t in top
con d ition in all w ays.
T h e o ld f ir e tru ck w ill b e kept
as a reserve p iece o f equipm ent.
T h e am ou n t o f w o rk done
g e ttin g the n e w tru ck in to shape
and re a d y f o r use w as estim ated as
equ ivalen t t o ten days o f steady
w o rk f o r fiv e o r s ix m en, a ccord ­
in g i o P itt M eadow s fir e c h ie f and
c o u n cillo r R . K oopm an.
THIS IS IT— my first piece o f
i M ail! Received last week
m Mrs. H.C.R. It conveys a
ssage which should appeal.
PROGRESS
fifteen he entered high school.
confident, sturdy and tall,
i enrolled just to humor his
parents, f o r he KNEW
that he knew it all!
! admitted his marks were poor.
“ I thought I was pretty
sm art," he said,
lu t now I’m n o t so sure."
le third year he g ot down to
business; he read every
book he could get.,
hen asked how his studies were
going,
e said, " I know I don’t know it
all yet.”
station, w eig h s 3 8 4 ,0 0 0 p ou n d s, uses
U.S. N avy helped out B.C. E lectric a fe w
indents’ Own Work— Item 15.
days ag o b y “ lending” th eir b ig crane a t 13,750 g a llon s o f o il as a c o o lin g a g en t.
Split Personality
The m ost unforgettable char­
Bremerton, W ash., N avy Y a rd f o r the T ra n sform ers are an essential lin k in g e t ­
t e r I have seen and heard
m ajor task o f un loading a giant trans­ tin g p o w e r fr o m a h y d r o -e le c tr ic station
bout is the quaint quiet little
form er, one o f the largest in C anada. T h e to th e custom er. B .C .E . uses a d o z e n
tan called Mr. Ramdon.
transform er, w h ich w ill be installed d iffe r e n t sizes and typ es.
He lives in an elegant little
shortly in a new L ow er M ainland sub­
ouse on Blue Terrace Bouleard. H e wears a black derby hat,
s t iff white shirt, pressed pants
nd black shoes.
W hen he is walking along a
idewalk and observes a harmless
Consciously o r unconsciously Iparents. H ow o fte n is this o v e r -} m g in sch ool H e is learnin g m any
ittle insect, he will docilely step
lo o k e d ? H ow m any parents taka o f th e lesson s o f life as w ell as
iround it. He has a little, black, there is a general idea that a
su b jects
taught, b y
the
tim e to show a real interest in the the
Scottish terrier which he takes child begins to live only on leav­
jo b o f their ch ild? M ost adults teacher.
ing
school
and
g
oin
g
o
u
t
into
the
for a stroll every day at one
still are inclined to say, “ .See
/d o c k . When it nears four w orld. This is, o f course, n o t true
Business fir m s in Canada paid
/ d o c k he will return home f o r to f a c t A child is living while in m other, n o h an d s." H ow much
^ 1,1 54,0 00,000 in co rp o ra tio n in­
tea. A t seven o'clock he listens school ju st as m uch as his parents m ore does the child need the in­
com e taxes in 1954, a sum equal
terest
o
f
the
parent
in
his
daily
are.
to the CBC news and.then goes
H ere he Is learning m any o f occupation. D o yo u inquire daily to n e a r ly h a lf o f a ll co rp o ra tio n
to bed.
Then there is the ruthless, the facts o f life. It is true that a as to the w ork he has done o r do p r o fits th a t year.
child
learns m ore b efore going you m erely take an in terest when
reckless,
undevoted,
heartless,
ear driver, Mr. "Speed Demon Ito school than he does in any like h e m ay b e prom oted t o another
EN TER IN G
Ramdon. A s soon as he gets be-|Per*0d ° f ^ m eschool he grade in school and fin d fa u lt
does n o t
hind the wheel he turns into a Ilearns one o f the m ost importantl when his progress
T R A N S -A T LA N T IC
raging, unscrupulous driver.
Ilessons; namely, how t o live w ith] satisfy?
The w riter knew a parent who
SE R V IC E M AY 1 9 5 6
H e speeds out o f the driveway, other people. H e learn that others
careening round com ers as i f
rights even^ though they may kept a re co rd o f his child’ s prog-|
B O O K N OW
someone - were pursuing him, con flict with his ideas. • This a ress fro m the tim e she entered
When a red light holds him up he n.o t a“ eas7 thin8
lear?» esPe_ school. I t is n o t necessary to 'say
that that child’s in terest in school
w ill impatiently honk his horn,
jcially i f he be an only child.
When he reaches his quiet lit-1 . Her« . he com es f o r the fir s t was very g re a t because she f e lt
tie home again he becomes his time in contact w ith m ass discip- that she was doin g an im portant
so n n a l —i f again.
(line such as adults know it from jo b w hich w as recognized b y her
the HEWEMPRESS OF BRITAIN
This is one character which I tbe law. H e finds his freedom parents. Th e parent has a much
cannot easily fo r g e t How abou t! enrtaUed* H e m ust sit quietly fo r greater duty tow ards his child
y o u ?— Paul Andrusak, Age. 14. Iperiods o f tim e rather than run-| than m erely t o fe e d , cloth and
N ext week: “ Jesus TTn^Paining.around at w ill. These are [shelter him. Th e parent has a
not easy lessons f o r him to ac lmnch greater responsibility in the
s to o d " b y Edith Miller.
TO
quire and it requires a sympa-1 child’s education, than m any o f
S w ia fe e
thetic teacher t o safely tide him them realize* T h ey can n ot leave
•over these intitial difficulties. A this entirely to the teacher. I t r e ­
Sailings ev e ry w eek
I great deal o f his future m ay de­ quires the com bined in terest o f
from M ontreal a n d Q uebec
pend on the experiences he has the teacher and parent to bring
at this time. Th e primary teacher abou t the fu ll life o f the child.
G . T . FR EE M AN
needs all the qualities o f a kind T h e adult likes to fe e l the inter I
and just parent plus as m uch hu­ est o f som eone else in his w o rk ; Phone 36, P o r t Coquitlam , B.C.
Consideration is being given t| m or as can b e retained. Anyone
much m ore so the child. Th e im ­
improving certain circumstances who does not love little children
portance o f this cannot b e stress­
o f Old Age Assistance recipients should not be allowed' to be in
ed to o much. Th e lack o ' this may
in British Columbia. The present charge
during this form ative be partially responsible f o r tho
Old Age Assistance monthly al­ period.
student’s desire to g e t o u t o f
lowance consists o f a basic month­ I* Y ou r child is living, not merely
school and to , f o r him, begin to
ly payment set by the Federal going to school. His jo b is ju st ai
liv e .'.
Government but in which the important to him as that o f hli
Yes. parents, y o u r child is livProvince shares 50 percent. In
addition, the province pays a costof-living bonus.
To qualify f o r Old Age Assis­
tance, a person must m eet cortain
eligibility
requirements
based upon a maximum allowable
yearly income which is set by thel
Federal Government. The Prov­
in c e ’ has no control «over this.
However, the Minister o f Health I
and W elfare o f this Province will I
communicate with the Federal
Government in an endeavor t o !
have this maximum allowable >n-1
eome celling increased.
However, with regard to the
, cost-of-living bonus, over which
the Province has full control, the
Minister o f Health and W elfare
is working out adjustments which
will in e ffect cancel out the max­
imum allowable yearly income
and automatically provide a full
cost-of-living bonus to* air who
qualify fo r Old Age Assistance.
Special for $21.95
H A VE YOUR
O LD FUR C O A T
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Cape Stole
(a lso cleaned and glazed)
Th e O N L Y F u r Storage Vault
in N E W W E S T M IN S T E R
ORDER EARLY
Fir Sawdust
Mission Fuels Ltd.
Box 1266
Ph. Mission 6641
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This Beautiful,
W h en Does A Child Begin To L iv e ?
Attention Given
Old Age Bonus
In Budget Speech
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on ly , a fr e e t ic k e t w h ic h w ill m ak e
y o u e lig ib le to w in th is b e a u tfu l 19p ie ce c o o k w a r e set. T h is o f f e r g o o d
o n ly fr o m F e b . 14th to F e b . 24 th at
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YO U 'RE N EVER TO O YO U N G
Dates To
Remember
Tuesday, Feb. 2 1 : Mathewsou I
Road Ratepayers' Association will |
m eet at
|p.m. in Essondale
Thursday, Feb. 2 3 : Port Co­
quitlam and D istrict Hunting and
Fishing Club will m eet at 8 p.m. Page
in the Commercial hotel.
Evangelical Free
Church Notes
WOMEN’S P A G E
Moody
Murmers
I Th e regular prayer meeting
I was held at the usual time and |
>19J6'
place. Pastor Goertz brought the
T H E C O Q U IT L A M H E R A L D
Friday, February 17,
—
,
—
I message on I P eter 12 concern-1
M onday, Feb. 2 0 : BPOE bingo
by Batty-Anne Willey
I ing G od's care fo r the righteous. 1___
a t 8 p.m. in .th e E lks' Hall.
O f 405,122 births in Canada in
The new verse is Psalm 111: 105 .1 Here are some more notes on
Thursday, Feb. 2 3 : O ur Lady the m ost recent year o f record,
The Young People end the happenings a t M oody High after
W om en's Missionary Group jo in - L rM t o f two weeks. First o f all,
o f the Assum ption bingo at 8 4,587 w ere twins and 39
triplets.
led together to hear a missionary basketball games have been gop.m . in A gricultural hall.
q from the W est Indies. Mrs. Ernie ing on at a fast rate. I shall try
D j Crossley read the Scriptures from U , give the flcores f o r Mraa 0f the
John 1. Then Mr. Henry W erner I
h»M in the n u t tw o and a
St. C a th erin es A n glican C hurch w as the scene o f a brought the message from Luka J£jf weeka The Junior Girls have
H EFFELFIN G ER — Born to w ed din g o f w id e interest w hen S hirley Ruth Hansen and 11 0 concerning the sinner’s ruin'quite a g o o d record this year.
Dr. and Mrs. R. M. H of fe) finger, R am say M acken zie w ere united in a pretty e v e n i n g cere- [•"<* the Christmas hope.
They beat Mission 10-8 on Friday
Raleigh street, a son, 9 lbs. 3 os. m o n y .
. . . . .
' I .
A_quartet_ number was brought Feb. 3. The next week they deon Feb. 12 in Royal Columbian ---------------------------------------------------------(■ The bride, a graduate o f the by Pastor Goertz, Mr. E. Cross- Ifeated Vincent Massey 24-22.
hospital. A brother f o r Raym ond.
. Provincial Mental Hospital, E s-'l® y. Mrs. Grata Augustine and The Senior girls lost to W est Van
||sondale, is the daughter o f Mr. IMiss K ay N cufeld. Pastor and couver 20-30 and to Mission 37-9.
R oyal Bank o f Canada manager
and Mrs. W . T . Hansen o f W hite Mrs. H enry G oerte sang a duct. The M idget girls are also holding
A lan Perley entered Royal C o­
jRock, while the groom ’s parents
On Sunday m orning the quar- UP a good record. They defeated
lumbian H ospital M onday to un­
Lougheed and Pipeline
are Mrs. J. Mackenzl
dergo treatm ent f o r a knee in­
P itt River t c t sang two numbers, ‘A New Viscount Alexander girls 17-12.
Ninth birthday o f the P o rt Co­
ju ry. H e expects to b e incapaci­ quitlam branch o f the Royal Pur­ road, and the late M r W . M ac- Name W ritten down in G lory' and The Junior Boys played a close
kenzio.
■Let the lower lighte be burning.' |game against Mission which ended
tated abou t a month.
p le was marked Tuesday by a
Rev. W . R. J e ffc o t t officia ted The quartet was com posed o f Pas- in a score o f 17 20. The Senior
Mrs. C. E. Cronan returned p a rty held a fte r the m eeting.
iGivcn in m arriage by her fa - tor G oertz, Misses Helen and K a y 1Boys team lost to Mission last
last w eek fro m a m onth's visit I O u t-of-tow n visitors included
[with her brother in W innipeg.
[four fro m the N ew W estminster jthcr, the bride chose a ballerina- N cu feld and Ernie Croesley. P a s-'F rid ay 68-27.
length gowrr o f w hite lace and net tor G oertz spoke from Luke 0 1 M oody High was invaded on
E rh a rt R egier, M P returns to |lodge, district deputy supreme ov e r ta ffeta . The strapless bodice IT*rsc* ^ t o 88 on the su bject |Friday, February 11 b y Como
Ottawa this w eekend a fte r spend-1[honored royal lady Mrs. H anley, was topped .by a lace jack et, w hile Christian
standards
prescribed Lake. Three basketball games
ing the past w eek in Coquitlam jMrs. F. D oyle, Mrs. McKimmie the skirt w as tiered. H er veil w as * nd
rewards promised.
were played a fte r which a short
attending t o constituen cy bus­ and Mrs. Chambers.
Th e Sunday evening service dance was held. Our Senior Girls
E ntertainm ent took the form chapel length and she carried!
iness.
was addreaied again by the mis- defeated their Senior team 23-9,
bouquet o f red roses.
o f a skit entitled N o, N o, A Th ou­
E. W . Cranston is convalescing sand Tim es N o. T aking part w ere
Mrs. Beulah R upert, the bride's sionary Mr. H enry W erner from [ta t their Jun ior end Senior boys
tbe W est Indies.
beat us. This novel evening was
at his hom e on N ob Hill fo llo w in g
M rs. K eith Milne, Mrs. William cousin as m atron o f honor was
planned by the Senior boys team.
a stay in R oy al Colum bian hos­
M cNeill, M rs. E. Brow nlee, Mrs. gow ned in shrimp pink in similar
Five very fortunate people ar­
pital.
F lorence Sinclair, Mrs. W alter styling to that o f the bride.
rived home from a trip to our
M rs. G ordon M abbett o f B ren ­ C ooper, M rs. W ally Stew art and Bridesm aids Miss Rose Chine and
I
capital
city last week. They were
Mrs. Jim A ndrew s w ore pale blue.
nan Lake visited a t the hom e o f M rs. S tanley W akelyn.
I Carol Dragan, Sharon Durham,
A ll carried w hite tulipe and bluo
R ob ert Struthers, P itt M eadows,
Games w ere played by the
Ed
Trottier,
Philip Nielson and
o ve r the w eekend. She also visited other m em bers while the actors stephanotis and w ore headpieces
yours truly. W e spent a very in­
h er m other w ho is a patien t in w ere dressing f o r the play. Mrs. t o m atch their frocks.
Friendliness can n ot b e tagged w ith a price. T o each
teresting and enjoyable three
Th e flo w e r girl, Linda M ac­
o f ou r clients and to everyon e seeking sym pathetic
V an cou ver G eneral Hospital.
One
Cham bers, N ew W estm inster, won
h un dred-fifty
Guides, days touring Victoria and, above
guidance in tim e o f trou ble, w e extend the same
the p rize f o r gath erin g the m ost kenzie, n iece o f the groom was Brownies and tneir mothers en
viewing our provincial legis­
Mrs.
E.
S
tren
g
(n
e
e
Jean
H
en­
helping hand, the sam e personal interest in funeral
dressed in yellow net over t a ffe ta jo y e d the m other and daughter
lature in session. O ur group o f
derson ) o f O akland, C alifornia, corn.
problems. You are cord ia lly invited to consult us
in f lo o r length and carried a bas­ banquet held Feb. 10 under aus­
thirty
students from d ifferent
A
t
the
conclu
sion
o
f
the
eve­
is spending a w eek at the home
a t any time.
k et o f sprin g flow ers.
pices o f the Guides and Brow n­ schools in B.C. sat in oA two Mo­
o { her m other, M rs. J. W . H en­ n in g a sit-dow n luncheon consist­
Mr.
M
alcolm
M
acPheraon
was
ies
Association.
in g o f cream ed chicken, ice cream
tions o f the House. W e found it
derson, Sr.
best m an and Mr. G ordon M ac­
Guest speaker was the division­ very inform ative and a t times
A nnual G irl G uide and B row n ­ and cake was served. T h e table kenzie and Mr. Jim A ndrew s ush­
al com m issioner, Mrs. Fraser o f quite humorous. Besides this, we
w as d ecorated w ith V alentine i
ie co o k ie sale w ill take place M ay
CE N TRA L A V E N U E , P O R T CO Q U ITL A M , B.C.
e red the guests.
H aney, w ho spoke o n “ thinking w ere shown several points o f in­
fa v o r s and centred by the birth
4-12 this year.
Phone 203. O n Call 24 H ours A D ay
D uring the sign in g o f the reg- d a y ", w hich the girls m ark on terest in and around Victoria,
|day c a k e w hich was baked by
C ontributions to this colu m n Mrs. R . M. G illespie and iced by ister M r. L orn e C ook sang Oh Feb. 22. On this day, which is the such as tha museum, Empress Ho­
D irectors: Ernest A . W hitebone, E . L lo y d W hitebone
P e r fe c t L ove.
1
[birthday o f both Lord and Lady tel, Helm cken House and Royal
are w elcom e.
IA id . Jan e K ilm er.
A t the reception w hich fo iGuides and Brown- Roads M ilitary Collage. W e also
M rs. B arn ey M cM itchell and
lo
w
e
d
a
t
the
E
lks'
hail
the
bride’i
j ies think, Pn y and act— in favor toured the Parliament buildings
M rs. W ilfre d A eich ele convened
the luncheon. Mrs.* W a lly S tew art table w as cen tred b y a th r e e -tie r ,c t their counterparts in less fo r - quite extensively, meeting Mr.
t o o k flash photos o f the evening’: cake baked b y her mother. R e-I tunate countries. H ere in the low - Speaker (M r. T . J. Irwin) and
ce iv in g gu ests w ere M rs. M ac- ,e r m ainland the girls earn five visiting the Library and Archives.
events.
kenzie in a w hite-trim m ed navy ‘ cents w hich is taken t o their A ll in all, w e found our tour not
dress w ith corsage o f pink carna- leaders t o r use in charitable work, on ly very educational, but very
tions and M rs. H ansen, w ho ch ose | __T w o_ leaders received badges. pleasant, thanks to our school
a
rose -co lo re d
flo w e re d dress M rs. Fred F ield received her board, station CKNW , and tha
w ith b la ck accessories and w hite thank-you badge, while the com ­ B.C. Electric, who sponsored oar
m issioner, M rs. John D u ffu s was trip.
carnations en corsage.
presented w ith a cam per’s badge.
T h e home* o f M rs. Joh n H en[
F o r the h oneym oon trip t o the
derson, Shaughnessy stre e t w as U nited States the bride* changed
Lou ise A y ling and J en n ifer
the sce n e o f a m iscellaneous |to a ch arcoal g r e y su it w ith red B lake
received
house orderly
sh ow er
h o n o rin g
M iss
M ary and w hite accessories and corsage badges. C arol M iller earned three
P riest, w hose m arriag e t o M r. J. o f red roses. O n th eir retu rn M r. badges— house orderly, collector’ s
J. O m an takes p la ce in R y erson and M rs. M ackenzie w ill reside and needlew ork. Mrs. D u ffu s re­
U nited Church, V a n c o u v e r on in P o r t Coquitlam .
m arked that C arol is the first
F e b : >18.
B row nie in her close w ho has re­
ANGLICAN CHURCH
T O O R D E R M E R C H A N D IS E F R O M
ceived
a ll three ca d g es a fte r re­
O u t-o f-to w n
gu ests
included
Rot. H. E. Harris
ceiv in g the golden hand.
M rs. W illiam R o d g e r, M rs. E .
2272 Kelley Are.
Phase 140R
Girl G uide B etty A n n e Cham­
W o rth , M rs.' W . Stefan son , Mrs.
8 a.m. Holy Communion
ber was given her laundress
M cIn tosh , and M iss M aris D avis
10 a.m. Sunday School
h om em aker's and hiker’s badges.
o f V a n co u v e r and M rs. Cam pbell
10 a.m. Morning Prayer
M rs. M yrtle A n drew s, w hose A f t e r presentations Guides and
o f V ictoria.
m arriag e to M r. Joseph M ayes B row nies en joyed singing gam es | (Holy Communion 1st Sun­
'F r o m
P ort
C oquitlam
w e re
to o k p la ce Thursday w as honored
Thanks to the ladies o f the A s ­ day)
Mrs. W a lte r P riest, M rs. Jim
a t a pre-nuptial show er recently. sociation w ho sponsored the ban­ ■ 7 : 3 0 p.m. Evensong
W in g ro v e , M rs. F o r r e s t Stew art,
M rs. D ouglas B en nie was hostess q u et w as expressed b y Mrs. D u f­
M rs. M orven R eid, M rs. E . A .
f o r the even t, held a t the hodie fu s. M rs. A . B. Barber and Mrs.
L evis, M rs. N orm an Clare, M rs.
o f M rs. A n n ie O sborne.
P at Phillips w ere the conveners.
E . P y le , M rs. R . H o m fe ld , M rs.
T h e gu est o f h o n o r w as pre­
Iciiff O liver.
sented w ith an electric fry in g
M rs. Susan Latus, M rs. K enny
Port Coquitlam , B.C.
pan.
Cam pbell, Mrs. W illiam M arshall,
R ot. Wesley R. B. N ixon
G uests included M rs. A lb ert
M rs.
Anne
Ingram .
M rs.
T.
I n 1940 the Com m unist party,
Mery Hill St. Phone 81
W eeks, M rs A lb e r t Sm yth, M rs. O sborn e, Mrs. John D u ffu s , Miss F ascist p a rty and fou rteen other
R ob ert
G ardner,
Miss
Jenn y M argaret Jackson, M rs. M innie organizations w ere outlawed in
9:4 5 a.m. Sunday School
jR eddecliff. Mrs. A . M acPlierson,
G ardner, M rs J. H enderson. Sr.
l l a.m. M orning service.
under
defen ce
regu­
M rs. B a rry H arding, Mrs. L loyd Canada
W elcom e to the
lations.
T y le r , M rs. T . Chevsky, Miss
FO R RENT
A b o u t 90 p ercen t o f the k ra it
K athleen
Clayton,
M rs.
John
pulp m ade in British Columbia
F lo o r P olish ers and
jGaler.
I f y o u w o u ld lik e a c a ta lo g u e , c a ll P o rt C o q u itla m 44 0
M rs. D on H olt. M rs. V . W oods- com es fr o m recovered sawmill
V a cu u m C lean ers
residue
o r log g in g salvage. This
w
drth,
M
rs.
S.
T
y
le
r,
M
rs.
M
elvin
S IM PSO N S-SE A R S L IM IT E D , M A IL O R D E R D IV IS IO N
Coutta, Mrs. Jean Coutts, Mrs. I represents 88 p ercen t o f the to­
tf
D e w d n e y T ru n k R o a d .
C or. Flint end P reirie Rd*.
E ric Clayton, M rs. Colin M c- tal pulp and paper production in
• P o r t C oquitlam
Rev. H . Goertz
Laine, M rs. H erta Sw ire.
B .C.
Phono 334X
District N ew sl^- Catherines Scene O f
Notes
MacKenzie-Hansen Nuptia
COQUITLAM HOME
SERVICE
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Royal Purple Lodge
Marks 9th Birthday
PHONE 398
Guides, Brownies,
Mothers, Daughters
Enjoy Banquet
PORT C O Q U ITLA M 'S OW N
F U N E R A L C H A P EL
The Garden Kill Funeral Chapel
A N EW SERVICE
FOR R ES ID EN TS OF
Pre-Nuptial Shower
jHonors Mary Priest
PORT C O Q U IT LA M
A Toll Free Line
Church Notes
ST. CATHERINE'S
Feted A t Shower
Myrtle Andrews
C A TA LO G U ES
Shop The Easy Way
Call Pt. Coquitlam 4 4 0
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To FV M PA Members and their Families
39th
Annual Meeting
W HEN GUESTS S T A Y OVERN IG H T,
are you the one who must give up
his bed and move onto the
chesterfield ? Then you’ve probably
thought, as you tossed and turned,
that you m u st fix up a guest r o o m ...
as soon as you’ve saved the money.
Thursday & Friday
March 1, 2
We all have different reasons for
saving. The big thing is to decide
what you want m ost, then save for it,
either through a regular Royal
Bank savings account or a "special
purpose’ ’ account — whichever
suits you best.
It takes just a few minutes to open
either kind at any Royal Bank branch;
You’ll always be glad you did.
Seaaions Commence at 1 0 :0 0 a.m. Both Daya
in the
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Lutheran Church
T h e Church o f
“ This is tbe L ife *
PO RT COQUITLAM
L ester Carlson, pastor
Garden Hill Chapel
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Divine Service
Southside
Baptist Church
(Form erly College Regular
Baptist Church)
Central a t T yn er
2 blocks east o f Central School
D onald
W.
Reed, B .T L ,
P hone 129
pester
A new name, but the same atI tractive program .
10 a.m .^Sunday School
11 a.m. M ornin g Worship
7 :8 0 p.m . Evening Evangelism
Sunday, 7 :8 0 p.m ., Evangelis­
tic R ally
^Reaching Coquitlam fo r Christ.'’
FU LL GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
Schoolhonse end Elgin
Rev. S. F. Hildehraadt
110 a n . Sunday School
11 a.m. M orning W orship
17 :3 0 p.m. Evening Service
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Bible Study
and P rayer
Everyon e welcome.
Friday, February 17, 1916
FO R
T H E C O Q U IT L A M H E R A L D
SA LE
FOR SA LE
F IR SA W D U ST
$7 p e r U nit
L E N ’S S A W D U S T
P h on e H am m ond 82076
6896 t l
U sed F o r d an d Chev. parts, 193741. 1961 P r e fe c t p arts and
tires.
P o r t A u to
W reckers,
D avies A v e .
886 1 1 9 tf
M ill run f i r w ood . L im ited sup­
p ly o f f i r saw dust. J . F . G erbrandt. P h on e H an ey 7 66 88. t f
E n terp rise w o o d and coa l stove,
$10 . P h on e 2 6 4 Y .
9411 84
R E G IS T E R E D M A P L E R ID G E
B O A R D IN G K E N N E L S
B etw e e n 3 r d A v e . & 6th A v e . on
D e w d n e y T ru n k roa d , H anoy.
E n glish sp rin g er pu p s f o r sale.
B . A . N ob le, P h on e H an ey 749G4.
968 8 42
B u shw ood, c u t stov e len gth s o r L>
o r d e r $6.6 0 f o r h a lf co rd , $10
o n e c o r d , $18 t w o c ord s . L e n 's
Saw dust, p h on e 8 20 76. ^ 30 t f
2 -b o tto in
O liver
p l o w , . n early
n ew ,4-w heel trailer, both $116.
Ph . 2M .
941 2 34
F in e s t s to c k o n the m arket. H ea l. th y A il h igh la y in g strain,
rea d y t o la y . 400 o r an y quan­
tity. 1 1 2 0 P ra irie R d ., P t. C o ­
quitlam , P h on e 3 3 5 R . 941 4 34
TICEHURST’S
Page J
PAY fN’ SERVE
FOR R EN T
T w o 3-bedroom suites, one up­
S A V E E IG H T D O LL A R S
stairs and one dow n, a t 2176
ON TH IS
Shaughnessy St. near school
F O R S A L E — 2‘ 6” x 6 ‘ 6” d o o r in
and stores. A vailable M arch 1.
E x cellen t condition.
Com plete
Phone 294Y .
9404 34
w ith fra m e , hinges and door
handle.
This d o o r can be used 3 -room unfurnished suite. Lazy
fo r
basem ents,
garages,
etc.
R iver M otel, p hon e 464.
P riced a t on ly $5100. P h one 74226
9891 86
H aney, B.C.
Sm all o ffic e . Central, dow n­
W hite enam el Clare Jew el range tow n loca tion . Phone 84. 6286 i t
w ith M a jo r saw dust bu rner,
$86. Ph. 334 X .
9401 36
LG.A.
Super Market
C O M IN G EV EN TS
Personal
O ldtim e
d an ce
at
M eridian
H eigh ts hall, b e tte r know n as
HUSBAN D S!
W IV E S !
W EAK,
D ogpatch. Adm ission 60c. E v­
R U N D O W N , O L D ? F eel years
e r y Saturday, 0-12. 9378 32 ti
you n g er. O strex T o n ic Tablets
revitalize
iro n -d e ficie n t
body;
L a d y o f the A ssum ption Bingo
increase pep.
“ G et-acquainted’ ’ every Thursday night at 8 p.m . at
size costs litle. O r g e t big E c o n ­ the A g g ie H all.
6807 tf
o m y size and save 76c. A t all
druggists.
Jo in the E lks “ O G N IB ” Club
and p la y bin g o every M onday
n igh t a t 8 p.m ., E lks’ hall.
6617 t f
$60 0 T O $60 0,00 0
A u tom obile and C om m ercial
Loans
1st and 2nd M ortg age F in an cin g
R E G U L A R C L A S S IF IE D R E S E T
Chain saw w ork . Reasonable. Ph.
289H .
9868 8 1 tf
636 W E S T G E O R G IA
VANCOUVER
F A R M E R S : W h y d ig y o u r garden
P A 6602
w hen y o u can have a M E R R Y
8 8 8 0 22 t f
T IL L E R , a t o o l f o r every jo b
H sis
LOW PRICES
EVERYDAY
M O N E Y T O LO A N
Business Personal
Banco Finance Ltd.
and a p r ice f o r ev e ry pocket,
fr o m $16 0 to $200. Sm all dow n
T w o 3 6 - f o o t lo ts, cle a re d and
paym ent, term s. F r e e d e m o n
level, -1 b lo c k fr o m C entral
URGENT
stration
.
C all a t
Coquitlam
sch ooL A p p ly 2 3 3 6 R en dall St. W e are u n a ble t o m e e t th e de­
W e ld in g Shop , p hon e 182.
938 9 34 m and f o r h om es o n lo ts and a cre­
9413 34 tl
age. D rop in and list w ith us. Im ­
m ediate in spection . P h on e Mr.
M AC’S CARTAGE
O u r L o w C ost F in a n cin g a n d I n ­ S te lte r, P o r t C oquitlam 41 OR o r
SAW DU ST, W OOD, COAL
su ran ce/ P la n w ill h elp y o u m ake
CAM BA STED O
G . F . M cD onald
a b e tte r deal. B E F O R E y o u bu y
A G E N C IE S L T D .
P h one P .C . 112K
ta lk t o us.
C oq u itlam A v e . & L o u g h e e d H y.
P ro m p t D elivery
E A T O N & S T A R R A G E N C IE S
P o r t C oquitlam
2 6 4 2 Shaughnessy St.
P h o n e C oq . 3 7 2 o r 7R
P h on e C oq . 109
940 2 34 K E N ’ S S E P T IC T A N K SE RV IC E
Clehned, B u ilt & R ep aired
19 6 0 A n g lia , reason able. P h on e IL a d y t o ca re f o r 2 sm all children
P h on e N W 9014
941 0 3 6 | in m y h o m e , w h ile m oth er
w ork s. Ph . 33 4 Q b e f o r e 6 p.m . A r tific ia l insem ination dairy cat4- f t . steel b e d a n d m attress, oa k |
tie. P h on e H am m on d 8 2 0 6 6 :
dresser, w a r d r o b e , lig h t oak 2 bantam hens an d r o o s te r w an t­
be tw e e n 8 a.m . and 10 a.m.
ed. P h on e 436 R .
940 8 34
d in in g , r o o m su ite, 8 pieces.
P h o n e 5 5 X , even in gs on ly.
C ASH FO R B E E R B O TTLE S
W e h a ve a cu sto m e r f o r a duplex.
9 3 8 6 34
P rice m u st b e rea so n a b le . C o n ta ct B r in g y o u r em pty b e e r bo ttle s
d ow n t o L e w is B ro s , an d rece iv e
M r. S te lte r, C o q . 4 1 0 R
Tw o 54 -in ch sp rin g -fille d m a t
2 5 c cash p e r dozen . P h on e 167X .
or
tresses, ch eap f o r cash . P h o n e
K e y s c u t t o orddr. L o c k repairs.
C A M B A S T E D O A G E N C IE S
3 0 7 W , 8 a.m .-12 p.m . 940 6 34
L e w is B ros., .28 9 2 , D ew dney
C o q . 372
T ru n k ro a d . * P o r t Coquitlam .
S in g e r tre a d le sew in g m achine,
9 78 84
P h o n e 16 7 X .
$ 3 6 ; m ed iu m D u o-T i)erm o il
h eater, n e w co n d itio n , $ 4 5 ; H igh est p r ice s p a id f o r shake
B U L L D O Z IN G
blanks. P h o n e P t. M o o d y 38,
Rady’s w hite. ic e skates, lin ed ,
L a n d cle a rin g , ex ca v a tin g , ba ck ­
evenings.
c h e a p ; la d y 's b la ck c o a t, size
941 5 35 fillin g , d itch in g an d se p tic tank
14-16. P h . 4 1 4 R .
9 4 0 7 84
diggin g
S.’ A . S M Y T E
1525 L o u g h e e d H w y . C oq . 1 0 1M
2965 t f
W AN TED
SHOP I.G.A.
W IN A FREE
T V
l
EN TR Y BLA N KS A T
YO U R LO C A L STORE
A T T EN T IO N
BOXING
SHOW
Fraser V a lle y Bronze Gloves
A G G IE H A L L
H A N E Y -H A M M O N D
M O T O R F R E IG H T L T D .
P h on e H a n e y 7 ? 7 2 1
V a n c o u v e r o f f i c e P A c if ic 6628
8391 2 8 tf
A U C T IO N
7 :3 0 p.m.
A D M ISSIO N 75c
C H IL D R E N A T DOOR 35c
One Giant Night
Show
20 Bouts or More
Aylmer
Humboldt Current
Vegetable Soup
UGHT
T
10 oz
8
7%
U
N
A
oz
5 tins 1.00
t,ns 1 . 0 0
French Gut Beans S a w f f i :6 tins 1.00
Lushus Jelly Powders
_ 1 1 pi*. 1.00
SHERRIFF
ALL
FLAVORS
Pure Strawberry Jam '■*'— 4 ib«. 1.00
Public Auction Market
Cloverleaf
Fancf Cohoe Salmon
F. H. C o x, Anctioneer
.
A U C T IO N
Haney-Pitt Meadows
Auction Market
Sale
every
Saturday.
S econ d ­
hand g o o d s and fa r m p ro d u ce 11
a.m . A ll kinds o f liv e s to ck 1 p.m .
P ro m p t cash settlem ent.
I. W O N N A C O T T
P h one C oquitlam 420M
SAT. FEB. 18
PRICES E F F E C T IV E T H U R S D A Y , FR ID A Y , SA T U R D A Y, FEBRUARY 16, 17, 18
A u c t io n S ale co n d u cte d every
S atu rda y a t 14th A v e . & D ew d­
n e y T ru n k R o a d ,' H an ey . M ake
this A u ctio n -your S aturda y m ar­
k e t w h ere th e cro w d and b u y ers
m e e t an d y o u g e t tile serv ice o f
an ex p e rie n ce d au ction eer. O ur
business r e fe r e n c e : B a n k oiLM on­
treal, H aney. Sale s t a r t s * a t 12
n o o n ; liv e sto ck 1 :3 0 .
P h on e 72 0 4 1
H A N E Y
22 Grand Prizes Given Away Free
Pitt River
Boat Club News
O n e activ e and o n e associate
m em ber w ere accepted by the P itt
R iv e r B oa t Club a t the regular
m eetin g F eb . 9.
M em bership in the Canadian
B oa tin g F ed era tion , w hich as­
sists th e g ro u p in planning the
annual regatta p rog ram w as r e ­
new ed.
C om m odore Fran k C olloy r e ­
p orted that D istrict o f Coquitlam
m unicipal co u n cil had had assur­
a n ce fr o m D ew dney M L A L yle
W ick s that all is bein g done 't o ­
w ards securin g a lease o n land in
the D eB ov ille’s slough area.
A w ork b e e w as held a t the
slough, w here Captain W . * E.
B enneck, H erb N ord gren, Jack
A n derson and Fran k C olley w ill
m ake
soundings
fo r
fu tu re
dredging.
Th e secrota ry, Mrs. H. G.
N ord gren announced that club
crests are available to m em bers.
N avigation lectures p rio r to
m eetings are contin uin g, w ith
Captain W a lte r O liver and Cap­
tain B ennock speaking on river
navigation this m onth.
N ext P itt R iver B oa t Club
m eeting w ill be M arch 14, In the
W ild D uck In n ban quet room .
7y4 ox
3 ™ 1 .0 0
Libbv’s Pineapple Jaiee — _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S tins 1.
3 tins 1.00
Boston Corn Beet Loaf
12 o z
MEAT VARIETY
Shoulder Veal Roast
Blade or
Round Bone — Lb
35
FRESH GRO UN D
FRESH BEEF
BEEF
3
Ti eOO
SAUSAGE
3 1.00
Lean, shoulder
lb s
A Free Delivery
large casings
LBS
A Free Parking 150 Cars
I.G.A. Low Prices Everyday
T IC E H U R S rS PAY ’N’ SERVE I.G.A.
Dewdney Trunk Road
Port Coquitlam, B.C.
age 6
Friday, February 17, 19S>
T H E C O Q U IT L A M H E R A L D
PORT THEATRE INVITES YOU
FREE
LOOK!
SHOW 2 FREE TICKETS
To
(fa u x
YOUR NAM E
tt< z a ie
a fe fc e c in A
& e C o cv
CALL A T THE MERCHANTS PLACE OF BUSINESS
F O R Y OU R
IN T H E A D V ER TISEM EN T S
OF T H E PORT C O Q U ITLA M FIRM S LISTED BELO W
•
TO THE PORT THEATRE
TH E MOST N ATURAL
IF YO U A R E T H IN K IN G OF
“ H ave A Show On Us”
B U Y IN G A T V
CENTRE
Reid’s Dept. Store
4‘Terms O f Course”
ON D E W D N E Y T RUNK RD., PORT COQUITLAM
visit the
Bus Depot Cafe
F R E D B R E W E R , JO H N S O N R O A D
P E R C Y YO U N G , 1061 PRAIRIE ROAD
HARDW ARE
DRYGOODS
TOOLS, C H IN A ,
Gene’s Grocery
★
TH IN G TO DO AFTER
TH E SHOW I S _____
W HEN SHOPPING Y O U 'L L DO BETTER A T
YO U CAN D O BETTER A T
TV
X
M EN’S* LADIES &
FISHING T A C K LE
WATCH OUR
WINDOW
CHILDREN’S- W E A R
G L A SSW A R E , ETC.
SHOES, ETC.
For Tuesday Morning
A LARGE SELECTION OF GROCERlfeS —
M R S. N . A X F O R D , R R 1, P O R T C O Q U IT L A M *
SPECIAL
FRESH VEGETABLES & FRUITS
P A T R O N IZ E Y O U R L O C A L T H E A T R E
GR A D E “ A ” M EATS ON H A N D
Wright’s Ltd.
A T O W N W IT H O U T A T H E A T R E IS DEAD
E R N IE B JO R N S O N , P O R T C O Q U IT L A M
C. R. W ESTERLUN D, PORT COQUITLAM
LAYAW AY
AT
How about a game
after the show?
★
SHORES
PRESCRIPTIONS
A WEEK
COSMETICS
• P O R T C O Q U IT L A M , B.C.
IT ’S F U N A N D IT ’S G O O D F O R Y O U *
TOILETRIES
"YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD"
ETC.
B E SEEIN* Y O U
Port Coquitlam
Bowladrome
E . H . M Y L E S , P O R T C O Q U IT L A M
C op tlp i Pharmacy
M RS. W . K E L L Y , S T A F F A T E S S O N D A L E
2 Free Tickets In Each Advt.
C H A S. O ’ NEILL, B ox 554, PO R T COQUITLAM
Port Theatre
BOTH FOR ONLY
ALL-METAL
Programme
F R ID A Y -S A T U R D A Y
FEB. 17-18
IRONING TABLE
AND
STEAM-DRY IRON
River Of No Return
PRICE
CinemaScope in Technicolor
Robert Mitchum, Marilyn Monroe, Rory Calhoun
jS e S Z & y
Special Feature in CinemaScope
ALL-HITE IRONING TABLE
Chromium legs* Finger tip
adjustment for any neight.
Gives you more leg room.
Tip-proof, tilt-proof. Non­
warp ventilated top, pn
very durable frame.
FEB. 20-21
M O N D A Y -T U E S D A Y
The Student Prince
CinemaScope in Technicolor
Ann Blyth, Edmund Purdom, Edmund Gwenn
ill
I I
A N D T H E SINGING VOICE OF M AR IO L A N Z A
■ W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T L O V E M U S IC A L
N E W S and CARTOON
W E D N E S D A Y -T H U R S D A Y
FEB. 22-23
Gog, The Killer
In Technicolor
Richard Egan, Constance Ddwling
T h rill to m ira cles o f scie n ce bey on d im agination. This picture is even
b e tte r than T H E T H IN G — D o n ’t miss it.
SHORTS and CARTOON
to any
woman
How To Marry \ Millionaire
(FOR ART OLD WASHER)
M ORPHY-RICHARDS ZA-10
—
r i g . p rice
t
19 *
Uses any tap water.
Automatic. Heat-con­
trolled (gives more
steam for heavy fabrics,
less for light).
With This Handsome Hew
W HO
COMES IN
TO SEE
AN Y
STAINLESS STEEL WASHER
TWO-TONE
FINISH
$37.45
Double tubs, one inside
EXTRA-VALUE
the other. 6-minute wash­
$ 5 Q
M IN IM U M
ing action. 4-part ball
T R A D E -I N
bearing mechanism. In­
destructible cast iron
safety wringer. 6-year
guarantee. All-white or TO TA L E X T R A S
colour choice.
*87.4S
FEB. 24-25
F R ID A Y -S A T U R D A Y
00 TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE
$1 7 . 9S
APPLIANCE
CinemaScope in Technicolor
GORDON RADIO
M arilyn Monroe, Betty Grable, W illiam Powell
Phone 88
« /,
| '
C om edy
Radio — T V — Household Appliances
NO M ONEY DOWN
TERMS TO SUIT YOU — COME IN AND SEE US
Special Featurette in CinemaScope
J. S. LEEDHAM, RR1, PORT COQUITLAM
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