WHITE ROCK SUN

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1959 9

of Semiahmoo High School new

Way.
the school has decided to ex:
Pand and print its own paper,

noisy, cheering
packed Semiahmoo Hi
bleachers Friday nig

bis, new
and saw

one the most thrilling bas-

- ketball games ever played
) here

Margaret defeated

4846 in overtime,

basket with

in the

EXCITING GAME
t © was one of
t exciting open

1 eat
oys pour

n to tie the

ahead oF P.M

e end” of first

a real scoring

period

ia

ry
each
and
€

period the

id as
each

were

wo free
force

eady sa
tie the game

Ready gave
lead in
of over-}
retaliated |
then with 30]
i€ and the fans
of excitement
tors scored the winning

PM. quickly

Earl Ready, who was high
scorer of the night with 19]
Played one of his best
games of the season, showing
his skill in ball handling and
pli making in Semi’s fight
g: the fast moving P.M)

squad. Terry Ward scored 13)
points and played an outstand-
i ing game until fouling out in
| the final minutes.
i

Other marksmen were 4.|

Bryce 5, D. Meek, B. Meek, E.

| Hadath, T. Simpson 1, C An-

derson 6, T. Parker, F Hollings-|

hurst. |
LAST WEEK

Friday, January 30, over in
Ladner Semiahmoo came up
with its most ‘impressive win|
of the season by whipping Del-|
ta 38-27,

Terry Ward played his best
game of the year and was high
scorer with 15 points. Carl
Anderson sank three: nice fall-|
away jump shots in playing
one of his better games. Other |
hotshots were Ready 8, Bryce |
7, B. Meek 2.

Attention,

carte,

held on}

. ie

4 FEBRUARY 21, 195) in order
4 to raise money fo ir grow
* ing club.

y . All citizens who have small
, odd jobs and are willing to pay
i 50c and help this group, so
a phone MRS. J. H, CU: |, at
5 WI. 8-4963 and give neces-
q sary details. Clu} members
will show thar membership

ards at your

Our slogan isWODD JOBS IN
SHORT TIME FOR
DIMES,

The group will start work at
10 o'clock Saturday morning,
February 21, x :

which has appeared in the Sun) was only Sei

The Newspaper Club at

A capacity crowd of over 300/ Hop
enthusiasts iahmoo gym.

x | Citizens

HIGH SCHOOL BEAT

Large crowd witnesses
overtime hoop thriller

by Ted Way
Editors Note » The full page HIGHLIGHTS

loss to PLM. on Friday
w second defeat

s The

since last November will be re:| this season so it looks like our
Placed by a column on all) boys are headed for the play
School activities written by Ted offs

Sorry to Say

~} basketball game this week
but, don't forget to bring your
“Valentine” to the “Cupid's

on Friday night at Sem

Cresent Beach -
Ocean Park news

The Ocean Park Community

Asso. jon's annual meeting
was ton February 6. Mr
Dave Welch was re-elected pres
ident. First vice president is
George Grozay, second vice Wil
l Bottomly Election of}
trustees and auditors was post
poned until the March meeting.
The Secretary gave a very en-
couraging report of the Associa-|

activities for the

y having

sted in several

worth while community efforts. |

arsh gave a report
Ocean Park Boys Club,
he had found it neces
to resign as Supervisor of
the Club and that Derek Uren
will be the Supervisor. Th
Boy
ing in the hall
year.

this coming

The Senior
Association No. 39
eeting was held in the An-
an Church hall on Tuesday
afternoon February 3 with the
president, Mr. F. G. Hewitt in|
the chair. Arrangements will
be made for the showing of|
s and also entertainment}
he next meeting to be held|
March 3. The president said|
he was pleased to see Mrs. B
Alsagar, the secretary, back
again after having met with an
accident Mrs H. Ashmore and
Mrs. B. Hewitt were appointed
membership _conyenors Re-|
freshments were seryed. Mr.
Bill Payne visited with the As-
Sociation during the social hour
and was welcomed by the pres-
ident

Crescent Beach

A whist drive was held by
the Ladies Auxiliary to Canad-
ian Legion No. 240 in the Leg-|
fon Hall on Monday eyenin;
February 2. Winners w
ladies high; Mrs. H. Boyd, con-|
solation, Mrs. E. F. Gould;
men’s high, Mrs. J. Miller, con-
solation, Mr. E. F. Gould Re-|
freshments were served by the

committee. A whist drive will
be held the first and third
Mondays,

Crescent Park PTA held their
regular monthly meeting Febru-
ary 4 in the school with Mrs
S. Hamilton. presiding Arrange-
ments are being made for the
Spring Tea to be held March |
17 in the school, Sports equip-
ment will be purchased for the
school, Thé president reported
$350 collected for the polio
) and thanked
the members as sting with the
canvas. Mrs. T. M. Dawes, hon-
orary président of the PTA and
life member of the B.C.P-?. Fed
eration gave a very interesting
talk of the days when the PTA
was held in the old school on
Sunnyside Road and of ‘the
hardships endured by the child-
ren in walking through the
trails to school. Mrs. Dawe
said she was glad to see the
large attendance and the inter-
est taken in the PTA work. Mr.
Beach of the B.C, Electric show-
ed ‘the film entitled “Nature's
Miracle.”. ‘This was a wonder-
ful film of the Bridge River
Project, A film entitled “The
Gooney’ Bird” was shown of
these birds living on the Mid-
way Island and both films were
greatly enjoyed.

ary
A fire was attended February
7 at 11:55 pm. at a log pile
at the northeast corner of
1gfh and 26A Ave,
er aa
Hope, like the gleaming
taper’s light,

Scouts will also be meet-|

there's no}

past |

Adorns and cheers our way;
And still, as darker grows

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