_ By JIM

Boys

liwack High on

ral ey to decide the

of four Fraser Valley en-
into the BC.

‘ool Invitational Basketball
hampionship March 13-16 at
UBC.
miahmoo kept their ae

——vinelal 1 playoff hopes ally
Bat ie oF ‘defeating Port
Moody in the second
round of the Valley at
Princess Margaret High.

“The White Rock squad got
off to a bad start Friday night,
suffering a 49—28 trouncing
‘at the hands of powerful Ab-
botaford in the opening. game
of the Finals at the winners

gym.

FLU BUG ;
The flu bug had taken its

toll on the Semiahmoo unit

‘organized throughout, Another
psychological factor against
Semi was the fact star per-
former Jack Cosens was ruled
ineligible for tournament play
being one day over the ac-
cepted age limit.

In other action Friday,
Princess Margaret nosed out
Como Lake 47—40 in a thrill-
er; Chilliwack “squeezed by
North Surrey by two points,
and Maple Ridge downed Port

Moody 57—26.
In an exhibition duel at
Mission, Semiahmoo Senior

Girls overcame a 11 point de
ficit, to down their hosts 36

who were listless and poorly-|a

cide B.C. Entry

COYNE,

\—28. By defeating Mission,
one of the Upper Vailey’s top
teams, Semi’s Girls, who won
the Lower Valley ttle going
undefeated in 10 games, prov-
ed themselves the best team
south of the Fraser.

It was a new Semiahmoo
boys’ team who took the floor
against Port Moody Saturday.
The White Rock lads never
trailed although the gritty
Moody entry gave them a bat-

tle.
LED THROUGHOUT
Semiahmoo led 13—10 at one
quarter time and were ahead
17—16 at tne halfway mark.
They increased their lead to
20—18 by the third quarter
but were outscored 11—6 in

the final frame. ,
Semiahmoo and Chilliwack
i—1

won-lost records
game is definite-
ider. North Surrey
laple Ridge prior
to the Semi-Chilliwack affair
to clinch a third entry for the
B.C, Finals. Princess Margaret
and Abbotsford have already
qualified by winning both
their weekend games.
Scoring Summary:
Semiahmoo (Friday): Dave
|Service 4, Herb Fader 5, Ken
Welch 4, Terry Ward 2, Earl
Ready 8, Norm Johnson 1,
Paul Bjornson, Alan Taylor,
| David Gill 2. (Saturday):
vice 2, Fader 9, Ready 6,
Ward 4, Welch 10, Gill, Tay-
lor, Bjornson 4.

February 18—28.
Feb.
moch 7; Lockhart 9, Neff 4;
Beales 10, Watson 4; McDoug-
all 9, Stapleton 8; Graham
12, Wilkie 1; Pepper 8, Wil-
son 7. Feb. 19: Simpson 8,
Winder 7; Kennett 13, Ortner
8; Burke 13, King 6; Tinkess
@, Hayhurst 5; Heard 12, Vic
McPherson 6. Feb. 20: Earle
10, Sully 9; Stang 9, Bill Mc-
Pherson 6; Hillman 11, O'Hara
10; Thorpe 15, Ashworth 2;
McNeill 10, Jantzen 3. Feb. 21.
Audette 13, Neff 8; Beales 10,
McDougall 8; Wilkie 10, Pep-
per 8; Lockhart 9; Strachan 3.
Feb. 22: Winder 11, King 4;
Kennett 9, Ortner 6; Thorpe
12, McAdam 9; Hayhurst 8,
Watson 5; Simpson 11, Vic

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y 5. Feb, 23: Stang 9,
ill 7; Ashworth 7, Baker
0. Feb. 26: Simpson 10, Mc-
Adam 7; King 16, Ortner 9;
Phinney 9, Watson 5; Vic Mc-
Pherson 17, Thorpe 7; Kennett
11, Hayhurst 5; Hillman 13,
Winder 4. Feb. 25: Strachan
9, Neff 8; Wilkie 9, Tinkess 5;
Lockhart 9, Pepper 8; Audette
10, Stapleton 5; McDougall 9,
Wilson 5; Beales 12, Graham
11. Feb. 27: Bill McPherson
7, McNeill 6; Burke 9, Ash-
worth 8; Baker 9, Heard 6;
Crosby 12, Sully 7; O'Hara
10, Stang 8; Janzen 8, Earle 6.
Feb. 28: Stapleton 12, Lock-
hart 11; Pepper 8, Audette 7;
Wilson 11, Beale 5; Neff 14,
Wilkie 5.

An Entirely
NEW

Decorative Element

Vertical
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Blinds

UPHOLSTERING

SPORTS
W.R. Rotary To Sponsor

Little League

White Rock Rotary Club
haye announced they will
Sponsor this district's entry in-
to the Surrey Little League
Baseball organization.

The team, consisting of
players between 8 and 12
years, will be in a league with
Whalley, Newton, Fleetwood

and Cloverdale. They will play
[B= home game a week at the

Semiahmoo Park .and one

Mud Bay Gun Club

Ladies High Singles: Hattie
Hillie 212. Ladies High 3: Hat-
tie Hillie 532.

Men's High Single: F. Rob-
inson 299. Men's High 3: G.
Dinsmore 709.

S.0.S. League

Ladies High Single: Betty
Busse 302. Ladies High 3:
Irene Jones 273.

Me High Single: Albert
Page 232 's High 3: Fred
Robertson 577.

Honourable
Jones 273.

mention: Irene

Whalley Jaycees
Sponsor Little

(|League Team

Whalley Junior Chamber of
Commerce will sponsor a team
entry into the Surrey Little

||League this year, Jaycee re-
||presentative Ted Brunt told

31 enthusiastic members of
the Whalley Boys’ Baseeball

| Association at their monthly

meeting at the Dell Hotel.
Due to franchise technicali-
ties the group has been forc-
ed change its name from
Whalley “Little League” to
“Whalley Boys’ Baseball As-
sociation,” as of March 1, 1957,
and the Ladies’ Auxiliary to

ter, E.

Auxiliary of Whalley Boys’
Baseball Association.

The Association learned the

new stadium being built in
Whalley will be known as
“Whalley J.C.C. Little League
Stadium.” in recognition of
the outstanding efforts put
forth by that organization,
Mrs, A. Nelson, secretary-
treasurer of the Association
reports.
Ladies Auxiliary will hold a
tea at the home of Mrs. A W-
Hamelin, 13286 Trans-Canada
Highway, on April 10 at 2
p,m. All are welcome to at-
tend.

Table Tennis Tourney

Big Success Here
Howard Kennett won the
championship cup donated by
Mark Gelfond of White Rock
Travel Agents
tournament sponsored by the

Tennis Club, Feb. 24 at the
J. A. Hogg was winner of the

consolation prize.
Kennett defeated H. Sinclair

——

in the first |Obtained from

Entry

—————
away game. Season opens ear-| mittees of the Association met

ly in May.

Rotary Club, who sponsored |tion of spring

Extensive Summer Program

First projects to be organ-
ized by White Rock Amateur
Athletic Association will in-
clude four junior boys softball
teams, two girls’ teams and
possible administration of the
Elgin Senior C softball nine

Softball and baseball com-

Monday to discuss the promo-
and summer

three soccer teams here dur-|Sport in this district and de-
fing the winter months, will|°ide¢ to undertake the organ-

completely finance the White
Rock Tigers but team officials
will still seek financial
from other local service clubs
to defray the costs of equip-
ping several farm teams,

Men's Majors
Men's High Single: B. Meek

286. Men's High 3: B. Meek
669.
Eagles
Ladies High Single: Jean

Douglas 208.
Men's High Single: Gordor
Ardiel 264.
Commercial No, 2
Ladies High Single:
Phinney 263. Ladies High 3:
Marion Colby 636.
Men's High Single:
Men's High 3: 659.

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Badminton Club

Wins and Loses

White Rock Badminton Club
drew towards the close of the
first half of the 1957 s
last week with one
and one defeat.

White Rock downed Ladne:
Thursday 25—18 at Semiah-
Gym but lost Sunday to
Langley 25—8 at Langley.

Those participating from
here were: Ralph Wint, Jean
Wint, Don Ward. Brian Fraser,
Leo Pollock, Freda Venables,
John Harris, Gordon Lee, Eye
Lee, Ralph Carleton, Annie
Newcombe and Marion Plun-
kett,

Vancouver Relays
Slated for May 4

Ninth Annual Vancouver
Relay, Canada’s greatest relay
carnival, sponsored by Van-
couver Olympic Club, will be
held Saturday, May 4 at UBC
Stadium.

The 29 events, nine relay
and 20 individual events, will
be divided into three divisions
—men’s open, girl's open and
high school.

Any registered amateur ath-
lete will be permitted to enter
in the men’s and girls’ open.
The senior boys of the high
school division is open to any
registered amateur athlete un-
der 20 years of age on Sept
4, 1956. Junior boys must be
under 16 on Jan. 1, 1956. ~

Further information may be
Lloyd Swin-
dells, 4587 Marguerite Street,

proposed White Rock Table|Vancouver, Cherry 1807

Canadian Legion Hall. Dr. R.|Rams Invade

White Rock Saturday
Surrey Rams Football Club,

for the honour and Dr. Hogg|in conjunction with Football

downed Mrs. E. Lumley for|Weck, March 2—9, will invade

second spot,

White Rock Saturday, at 4.15

Seventeen prospective play-|p.m, complete with float, rock

ers turned out for the tourna-|’n roll orchestra and a real

club organizer,

anyone interested in joining

or donating a hall may calljsuch in White Rock, Clover-

Mr. Lumley at 44863.

Those partaking in the first |day and hope to be even more
tournament were: D, Taylor,|successful this week, Club
T. Way, H. Kennett, A. Hogg, |secretary Wally Strang re-
R. Marshall, L. Parken, '

o 1eS=
eee ee ele an Bonlely E. |strip, followed on a float be-
Lumley, F. Robertson, W. Bur-|hind a pipe band canvassing
rows and C. Sweet,

R. | ports.

ment, giving Mr, E. Lumley,|live ram. Purpose will be to
confirmation | give residents the opportun-
of the interest in the gamejity to purchase memberships
here. He will now attempt to|and shares to help finance the
get a hall for the club, and|Club.

The Rams sold over 200 of
dale and Whalley last Satur-

Team members, in complete

local businesses as they went

Kay 3

284.)

izing of these teams. Sugges-
tions were brought before the
general meeting of the Associ-

aid Jation "Wednesday-

The committee will ap-
proach Surrey School Board
for permission to use one of

EES
the softball diamonds on the
school ground during the sum-
mer: If permission is obtained,
the Association will prepare
the diamonds for use-

Both girls teams will enter

into a Surrey league with
Whalley, Fleetwood and New-
ton. The junior boys’ teams
will form a W-R. League.
Both the Elgin softball team
and White Rock Little League
officials have indicated their

willingness to deal through the
Athletic Association in obtain-
ing parks from the Surrey
Parks Board.

Track and field will also be
an extensive branch of the
Association this spring.

% TOWN
TOPICS

By VIN COYNE.
SPORT TALK; Dec
Sur Senior C sof
t an offer by the
and

member of the
Association
feel
run

that
into

but

@ brass will

jcourse Ww
‘fied
\st

the in favour of
| the course being given to those
|inte i g junior

League Baseball, e
when it comes to control-
1g men who take the field
with the sole purpose of win-
ning, I don't feel those who
take the course will have the
knowledge or experience re-
quired of a competent official.
Poor officiating leads to the
demise of good sport, so for
the sake of Surrey softball, I
hope I'm wrong. Anyone in-
terested in registering for the
track and field clinic which
opens tonight at Semiahmoo
High and runs every Thurs-
day for the remainder of the

homes if

, many

Heated debate regarding the
auxiliary police force at the
last Council meeting gave evi-
dence that neither municipal
government members nor the
public realize, or are even
aware of the work being done
by Surrey Civil Defence, thus
leading to the disheartening
lack of support this body is
given.

It was gratifying to note
that Council did not lend its

“ {support to the curfew sugges-

ted by the Sun Parent-
Teacher Council. The Munici-

,. |Pality must back the RCMP

nendation opposing the
it they wish the pub-
know this method is

not the solution to the juven-
ile

delinquency problem in

Three good reasons
nt forth are (1) RCMP
y have the authority to

juveniles to their
ey are misbehav-
ing; (2) Many agree the par-
rather than the children
to blame for delingency;
and (3) A curfew alarm that
|could be heard throughout the
municipality has not yet been
, devised.

n

f

Present negotiations be-
tween Surrey teachers and
the Schoo! Board resulting in
controversial opinions
proves that many still believe
that a teacher’s job is from 9
a.m. to 330 p.m., five days a
|week and nine months a year.
Is it?

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