~ so z aa : ma

k Willox Speaker at
Assn. Meeting

asd basta council into

pve si est crank WService organizations and re-

ze hito Rock Amateur esentatives of city council,
Taye te eran Atle: ths school board and parks
Re Aneta be held on | Committee have also been ask-
cule 18 re Be osheceeastan esti a in
7 p.m. Reg Eee a clude the presidents of ath-
Al ort Tetic associations at Newton,
at this necting qe ater Fleetwood and Whalley,
officers for 1958 held. A pro-| Wally Strang, chairman of
‘posed constitution drawn up by |Surrey Recreation Commission,
a special committeé during the | who helped organize the White
past year will be submitted for | Rock Association last year, has
Approval. |{been invited along with Ted
All groups who have receiv-| Hindmarsh, former Surrey re-
ed aid ftom the Association |creation director. ;
during 1957 have been invited | Rey. Rodger Talbot, president
to send delegates to the meet-/of the Association, said he
hopes the general membership
This includes White Rock |and public willl support the or-
Elgins softball and basketball | ganization at the annual meet-
teams, junior softball, track jing and during the 1958 sport
and field and midget and jun- | program,

Idle Hour Team Ready
For Fraser Valley Playoff

Another week of bowling is Doris Cameron of the Bell
behind us and we are fast ap-|Ringers took high three with
Proaching the Fraser Valley /584 and Bill Meek of the Strike
Championship playoff. On Sun-|Outs walked off with both
day afternoon 15 players of the |men's high single and three
men and women teams went to | with three lines of 240, 348 and
New Westminster to play ag-|190 for a total of 778. Bill
ainst Mission as a practice |started out beautifully in his
game. second game wi strikes in

Orlane {a row to end up with a 348.
a Oa ae See Immigration took over in the
. Men’s Commercial for a total
2907 t

ey, pieces Bee? ct 3102. pine. Bill McCall took
to Mamta Gerhardt with 656|)™en’s high single and three
ping. John McGregor of the | with a single of 319 and a three

Lucky Strikes took high single |line total of 747.0
with 277, | Helen Maxfield of Civic roll-

Bonnie Gerhardt of the Tig-
ers walked off with both Lad-
ies’ high single and three with hi . 7

igh single for the men with
23 and a total pins of 649. 238 and Bob Hay of Prescrip-}
The Angels ofthe S.0.S. lea: 'tion Pharmacy rolled high
BG, ra Up ren sues games three with 576. |
wd FT by Conic Tnw,| In the Mixed Leag :
x) z a gue the Mus.
las. geared by 257 iy tangs came up with three nice
168 for a total of 634 pins; for |S™eS of 1283, 1012 and 982

ea for a total of 3277 taking top
ladies’ high single and three. Score for the evening. Mus-

Men's high single went to J. |tangs walked off with all top |
Robertson of the Hot Shots | honors when Tela Vibe rolled a
with 261 and high three to Al- | high singe of 295 and a total
bert Page of the Wizzards who | of 698 pins for ladies’ high
rolled 629 to beat out Robert: | three Jim Lindsay rolled
Son's 621. |'|meh’s high single with 281 and

In the Eagles’ league, Gerry George Myhill high three with
Donglas’ Wild Ducks continue
On their merry way by rolling| In the 10 pin league the Sun-
2677 pins for top spot, Ladies’ |nyside Home Service continues
high three went to Alma Frank-|to blast away all opposition by
lin, Lucky Strikes, with 252. [rolling 2288 followed by Come
On’s 2276. Men's high single
jWent to L. Hannusch with 194
jof the Sunnyside and high
jthree to Jack Medhurst of the
Sweeps with 523. Dot Wier of
the Pick Ups rolled high single
|and thre for the ladies with a,
Single of 165 and a total of 445.

FOR RESULTS —Stewart Maxfield.

of 731.
Jack Reilley of BCE rolled

‘READ

The Ruth Johnson site will |

that the
was never dedicated as a park. |_
| That means Letournier proper- |February 14 — |

(By VIN COYNE)

Both White Rock and Surrey
are concerned over the delay
in arbitration between city and
munfelpal’ representatives, The
city has decided to attempt to
Speed up operations and it is
to be hoped Surrey will also
apply some pressure in an ef-
fort to complete
within the next few weeks, The
entire arbitration proceedings
has been costly, especially to
the new city.

eee

negotiations

i*

Parks, particularly, will be a
big problem facing city coun: }
cil, There is little doubt that
once arbitration

| White Rock will own all park | Mrs. Bucholf
] | Mrs. no’ ide i ‘ith h rts
property within its boundarfes.| Lockhart 11, Olson 8 ‘ 7 cae es ie S695

is completed,

Art Bucholtz Oyens New 2: :
Cloverdale Sporting Goods Hilltop |
tcrea ct uta ae eee”) SHOE RENU

erdale Sporting Goods Store on | White Rock girl, Lynn Wool-
ims ¢

Friday and Saturday, Feb, 21 ard. Mr. and Mrs. Bucholtz
and 22, have two children. ®

Specializing in

CHILOREN’S

Art, a resident of White Rock Art is past president of the
for 20 years, has been in the Cloverdale Kinsmen Club and
@ past Junior Chamber of Com- y c
Curli Rigas aanlet Ch SAVAGE SHOES
urling Results), sive sens promoter sn inn oo
he is secretary of the Lower r) r
White Rock Curling Club re-|Fraser Valley Senior C base-| Men’s & Boys’ Shoes
sults Feb. 11 to Feb. 17 — —_| ball league and is a great sup- $4.95 and $5.95

February 11— Porter of the Little League
Phinney 1-0, Earl 9 movement. : MEN’S
Watson 9,  Stenstrom 8 Art enjoys participating in’) Dyess Gore Oxfords
Santa 10, Sharpe 9 puny sports including golf, with heel plates.
Clarke 9, McPherson 7 tennis, fishing and hunting and 7.30
Walton 8, . Winder 6 was a former track man. $7.
i |__ He served overseas with the
Kennett 10, ed ‘
|February 12 — a |Irish Fusiliers and was a mem- |Top Grade
McAdam 11, Brand 8 |bér of the pipe Wand. Mr. and Basketball Shoes

jsistent rumors to the contrary,| Wilson 9, Simpson 6
|a Junior Chamber of Commerce
|investigation recently 2 =

Letournicr property | Stapleton 12, Wishlow 11

proved

_.| ty will be available for the Cen- |
tennial health centre planned
|by the city and a proposed fu:
| ture civic hall.

|
|

|be an excellent park once it
|has ben developed. It must be
jremembered, —howeve

|this site has some

|
|
|

r, that

beautiful) Walton 11, ‘Santa 6,
trees and plants growin,

resent time and it would be

§ at the

wise to develop the park as a

|pleasant place for w

Picni:

| poses.

fields.

“In

Reer

With the natu:

oe

S

eee

‘al con-

|tours this site is a true beauty | Sully 10, ‘Wishlow 6.
spot and another feature attrac

tion for White Rock's visitors |
| This leaves only the park that
}could be used for sport pur-

In the meantime White Rock |
|teams will continue
Semiahmoo Park. The time is
jed high three with three lines | fast approaching when tl
city must have its own playing
It has been said during
the past year that “parks are
for everyone’s use”
cause one municipality owns or
leases a park, it does not mean
teams from other
make use of the park. I noticed
however, in the annual report
of the Lower Mainland Region-
jal Planning Board, the follow-
ing paragraph under
politan parks:

to use

n this

and be-

cannot

meétro-

April, 1957, the Board

should

this inevitably
oiding the m
ple in the province.”

presented a briéf on provincial
park policy to the Minister of
on and Conse
suggesting that his department
consider the
needs of the metropolitan areas
in planning the provincial park |

rvation,

special

system. There is no indication
that this policy is viewed with
much sympathy by the Provin-
cial Government Provincial

Park policy seems wedded to
the idea that organized areas
must be avoided, even though
means also ay-
rity of the peo-

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THATS
EXACTLY THe °
= REASON ~

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Cloverdale.
je i Hough 11, Pedersen 7 $6.95
Two large t I i
as heh Sohn aod ae 7, om Oia te new ne-| nag Ae a
: zg Gi ill mean
|Mann park sites. Despite per- |February 13— See ay ee Phone WI. 85201

even better service and value |

Pepper 9, McNeill 8
Dodd 13, Stenstrom 5

WHITE ROCK AMATEUR ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION

Annual General Meeting

And Election of Officers

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26

8 p.m.
SILVER MOON CABARET

Wilkie 10, Embélton #.

Watson 13, Winder 11_— |
Earl 14, Clarke 6
Thorpe 8, Kennett 6
| Cameron 10, Phinney 8.
February 15 — |
Pedersen 15, Barker 9
Crosbie 10, McAdam 8
Olson 8, Brand 7
Hogg 11, Lockhart 4
McPherson 9, Ortner 8

|February 17 —
Pepper 9, Simpson 7
Graham 10, Wilkie 8
McNeill 8. Stenstrom 6
Stapleton 9, Dodd 7

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