Fish and Game Ciub

teur Ath- The Executive decided Mone [i
et Monday) day to ask city council to loo .

pla for “amateur! into the park problem in white/ fF OFM isto roup
a which will be held] Rock. They will point out that

‘April 27 to May 4: ning city teams are attempting! Semiahmoo: Fish and Game shooting, fly fishing
The White Rock Track and/ to pases, or S| Club has been granted permis-) and other types of hunting and
Bela Club) will make: thelr con:) ee paw is eased by sion by the Attorney General :

r “week” actual- G lo form a
te paren Bebe the week’ ‘The Asssociation feels the| of

Opens. They will participate council should come to an| Pete Ballard, former RCMP
ine track meet at Queens Park,’ agreement with Surrey regard-| officer, will be range master
New Westminster, this Sunday ing the use of Semiahmoo Park! and George ©. Davis will act as
at 2 p.m. | for White Rock teams until ar-| administrator.

= Athletes from Princess Mar-| bitration is settled and tho city| “The shiosting range ts locas
Barct and the Olympic Track’ can plan on its own parks. — | ed on the Lapierre property on
Club of New Westminster will’ Boundary Road, club officials
participate in this mect. Full’ Mr. Polar Bear Rive announced. : :
@vens for both junior and sen- __Anyone interested in pistol

Parents concluded that in}
certain matters the importance |
of maintaining standards was}
more desirable than allowing |
heir youngsters to g0 along
with the popular trend |

attend the Club's next meeting

Youth Centre, Johns-
ton Road, on Tuesday, May 13,
at 8 pm

Barney Jones, president
| Semiahmoo Fish
lub, will

But Mummy! | want to go
to THE SHOE BOX to get
my new pair of shoes.

The Shoe Box

at their NEW location at

of

and Game|

jor boys and girls have been Cautions Swimmers
Scheduled. There will be no white Rock's Polar Bear,
‘One mile competition. | Wilfred Auxland Attwell, has

id field fans a word of caution for all “early
on yaa tatatiea the meet’ birds” who take to the ocean at)
and pete the White Rock! the first sign of spring.

Use extreme care, he points!

athletes. ; 1

iation| OUt, to take only a quick dip|

hoe ECR tin and come out directly, drying
pes

| oneself well and getting into
Bantes ati Semiahiabo ee warm clothing. Prolonged bath-|
oe aad to ing, during these early months|
why S : m al can lead to serious illness and
ate Poaaeone | is very hard on the system, he
play > .
Starting at 6:30 p.m. and the cautions.

i He has no fears of the daily|
pee DE ado Seusae | dip providing it is not prolong-|
t en mA ed, and suggests that bathing

a 1.

time can be lengthened day by)
day as one’s endurance ‘is built

up, but to go “whole-hog” with-]
out caution is foolhardy, Mr.
| Attwell contends.

Climax of the amateur sport
week will be the Senior C soft-
ball tournament at the Park
Sunday starting at about 12
noon.

The Athetic Association will
Sell memberships at the Park
on both Saturday and Sunday,,
during the sports activities.

White Rock Teen Town will
0 On a house-to-house canvass
for the Association on Thurs-
day evening, May 1. Member-
ship booths will also be set up
in the city on Saturday, May 3.

Surrey Rams Annual
Meeting April 28

Surrey Rams Football Club
will hold its annual meeting in
the Clover Inn Hotel Dining
Room, Cloverdale, on Monday,
April 28, at 8 p.m

All members of the club are
invited to attend.

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Crescent Men's Club
Holds Ladies’ Night

An event of unusual interest
to the Crescent Men's Club oc:
curred Monday evening, April
14 — Ladies Night, when the

men entertained their ladies at}

@ supper meeting.

The staff of the Sunday
School under the leadership of
Mrs. Affleck provided a sump-
tous turkey dinner. Following
the dinner Mr, R. Hall Propos-
ed a very interesting “Toast to
the Ladies’ which was replied
to by Mrs. R. Hughes.

Mr. Dane, with Mr Pugh at
the piano, led the community
singing. During the program
Mrs, Turnbull, accompanied by
Mrs. T. W. Johnson, entertain
those present with several de-
lightful solos which we re high
ly appreciated.

A unique debate, ‘Resolved
that Men are superior to Wo
men’ not only amused but ir

formed the liste. to their
ts’ content. Ss Mac
¥ and Miss O'Neil led the
firmative with distinction wh

Messre. Olds and Cameron ably | wy,
upheld the negative. |

|
The members of the Men's 1

Club are now looking forward
to their next mecting which |
will take the form of a May
Day Breakfast, May 1, when
they will n entertain their
friends on this eye-opening oc
casion. They hope for a good-
ly attendance.

Senior Citizens Have
Pleasant Afternoon
Senior Citizens Branch 38
held their regular monthly
meeting in the Anglican Church
Hall on April 15, President V.

W. Plant presided.

Following the business ses-
sion, Mr. Bodley presented a
fine program which included
songs by Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Kidd
Mr, Perry and Mr. Bodley, ac.
companied by Mrs. Alex Mit
chell and Mrs. McK
Selections by Miss Kathy Locke | ¢
and recitations by Mr. Crans
wick.

Tea served by the ladies ad

ded to the enjoyment of the
afternoon.

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| Ways the home and school could
|

A lively discussion followed, 1377 Johnston Road
‘ith parents Participating free-|

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