, Opening Day

elected secretary of the group.

ming | Efforts will be made to ob-
May 3jtain & Teague commissioner.
city’s | Vin Coyne was apppointed um-

pire-in-chief of the league.

representatives | Next meeting will be held on
é Little League | Thursday, April 3 at the Court

ere should | House in Cloverdale.

» League bad carlier di
t a de

eine tea local dif.| Draw for the White
Ceniies and the tiring effect it |Track Club raffle will be hel

ers.
“The League agreed that each | top.
” district participating in the op-
‘ening day would enter one de-/ett reports proceeds of th
Corated float in the parade pro- draw will help defray cost ot
WViding White Rock delegates operation this season.
Would find a group to adminis-| Coach Mel Olson worked ou!
Wer and organize the festivities. |with 16 track and field poten
City. officials said they would is Monday at Semiahmoo’.
take the matter up with the &ym. The club will use
‘Athletic Association.
A purchasing committee com-|allows the athletes to practise
posed of league president D. outside.
Townsend, Mrs. Alice Dayey| The club is looking forward
and Bud Pleasants was appoint- to a successful season and pla

sed By White Rock

AS Scheduled for Saturday
Rock

have on the youny play-/on Saturday, March 15, at 4
5 i p.m. at the Overwaitea on Hill-

Club manager Marion Plunk- |

the
éym weekly until the weather

ed Thursday, Mrs. Davey was on entering a number of meets.

12 WHITE ROCK SUN

Official opening of the 1958
Senior C softball season will be
held at Semiahmoo Park on
Sunday, May 4, league officials
decided this week.

A two-division interlocking
schedule is being discussed for
the Surrey Senior C. Softball
jleague this year.

Team representatives met on
Sunday at Whalley and discus-
}sed splitting the league into a
|Surrey and New Westminster
division, providing teams on
the north side of the Fraser

agreeable.

River are

| Seven teams were represent- |
er at Sund: meeting. There
will be a possible 10 teams en- |
terd in the league this year. |
| White Rock Elgins, Clover- |
jdale, Newton, Pattullo South |
Green Timbers and Whalley wil

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f

s

i

“No Place Like Home,”
Says Burglar Bill

valuables at home.
old teapot which lost its spout.

place—he stands a better chance of getting his hands on them.

Much better advice comes from Wilbur Dawson, manager
of the White Rock branch of the Bank of Montreal. “Keep
your valuables really safe in a B of M safety deposit box,”
Says Mr. Dawson. “Your personal strong box, exclusively yours,
costs less than two cents a day, and it pays for itself over and
over again in peace of mind alone,” he adds.

Hundreds of thousands of Canadians use B of M safety
deposit box facilities. Their valuables—bonds, leases, stock
certificates, insurance policies, deeds, birth certificates, pass-
ports and other important family papers—are safe and sound
behind the steet-doors of the B of M vault.

Forget what Burglar Bill says. Mr.
Out those closet’ drawers—and teapots.
into the bank instead.”

Bring your valuables

Insurance
as like a suit

If it doesn’t fit, you won't be
happy.

TInsurance—like suits—comes in
many styles and sizes.

This is why the advice of your independent
Insurance Agent or Broker is valuable
to you.

Consult with him on insurance matters.
You will sce this sign on his office.

Look for this emblem
before you buy fire, auto
or general insurance.

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If you took the advice of Burglar Bill, you’d keep all your
Under the mattress, maybe. Or in that
|

But Bill’s advice isn't entirely objective. He figures if|
you leave your valuables at home—even in a “safe” hiding |

Dawson says “Clean |

| Princess Margaret placed sec- |

|rey Wednesday
|muir took on Princess Margaret |

make up the Surrey division. |

Queensboro, New Westmin- |
ster Chiefs, Penitentiary Seals
and Woodlands could compose

Curling Results

White Reck Curling Club

_ SPORTS

Senior € Softball Opening
At Semiahmoo Park May 4

| McPherson 10, Santa 4;
Thorpe 14, Ortner 9;
Hough 10, Olson 9.

| a
|Junior Boys Eliminated
From Valley Finals
Semiahmoo’s junior boys}
were eliminated from the Fra-)
ser Valley Invitaional Basket- |
jball tournament at Como Lake }
| Wednesday when Maple Ridge |
{scored four points in the over |
timme period to down the local |
jteam 24-21.
White Rock won its first
game against Como-Winslow
last week but found the Maple
Ridge boys just too powerful.
The game was deadlocked
20-20 with three seconds re-
maining in regulation time}
when Semiahmoo’s Bob Shaw |
went to the freethrow line. Bob
|missed the shot, forcing the
|game into overtime. |
The winners outscored White |
Rock 4-1 in the overtime period
to clinch the victory.
| Hank Brice was high scorer |}

|for the losers with eight points. |

Playoffs To Decide
Girls’ Hoop Winner |
The final outcome of the
| Lower Fraser Valley girls inter-
| high basketball league is as un-
predictable as tomorrow's wea-|
ther.

Semiahmoo, North Surrey
and Queen Elizabeth ended in a
st-place tie in the league.

ond and Lord Twedsmuir, third. |
White Rock met North Sur-|
and Tweeds-

in two semi-final games. Win-|
ner of the P.M..L.T. game will
pay Queen Elizabeth.

Winner of this game will
play the winner of the Semiah-
moo-North Surrey contest for
the Lower Valley title.

The championship team will
travel to the provincial play-
offs to be held this month at
UBC.

Baseball Association
Gathers Monday, 17th

Association will meet on Mon-
day, March 17, at 8 p.m. at the
home of president Harry Davey,
Kent Street.

«White Rock Boys Baseball

Results:
Dodd 8, Wishlow 7;
Sully 12, Embelton 8;
| Wilson 16, McNeill 11;
Burke 10, Hogg 6; |
| Earl 10, Watson 7; |
Thorpe 12, Winder 11;
Kennett 13, Ortner 5;

Report of the league meeting

¢ po daventale will be Hoare and
‘plans for the opening par-
wade discussed. ;

the northern loop,

Woodlands, who have been
Playing in the New Westmins-
ter hospital league, have been
invited to join the senior C
circuit this year.

Plans are being thade to hold |
a dance on June 6 to raise
funds for league operation

Next mecting of the league
will be held March 23 at Whal

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Look what’s going on this exciting

Centennial Year

Make your plans now to see
the festivals and festivities,
the celebrations and jollifications!

This is the wonderful y
much excitement going o}
1958 Centennial
and gaiety going on in ever:
these special Centennial ev
dates of these gala festivities

our own British Columbia! There's so
rilling things to see and do during our
ur itinerary now! Join in the merry-making
the province! Highlight your tour with
room for many more! Check on the
re announced!

Vancouver International
Festival of the Arts
Three weeks of fine musi¢
by world’s leading artists
~drama, art, award-win-
ning films-yours to enjoy!

Canoe
Simon
maki
the mi

Sports ppectactens -
National championships im
Fort Langley football, badminton,

See this rebuil ; i
this rebui 10 pin bowling, boxing,

curling, lawn bowling,

rosse, wrestling, tennis

RCMP Musicai Ride
Precision teamwork of
men and horses — perform=
ing in a dozen centres

in the Province!

nacting the
ctacle of the =

C.N.R. Museum Train
Re-creating the excitement
of early days of rail-
ronding in the’ Province?

B.C. Centurama

Music and song of yestere
&@ gay two-hour
variety show — on tour
throughout the Province!

B.C. International
Trade Fair

Thrilling exposition of
hions, commerce,
industry, transportation
from the four corners

of the globe!

Plan now to see B.C.-— to take in a host
and sounds! Make a note, too, of these special events:

B.C. Regional Drama Festival, Chilliwack, March 17-20;
Centennial Drama Festival, Abbotsfoford, March 19-21;
Rugby, Australian Wallabies vs. UBC Vancouver, March 29;
Abbotsford and District Centennial Bonspiel, Abbotsford, March
Sun Giant Slalom and Open Ski Jumping, Grouse Mountain,

Seo B.C, in Centenniad Year — you'll wait 1

of Centennial sights