23, 1958

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White Rock will be the scene
of the 1958 Little League base-
ball opening, Harry Davey,
President of the Boys’ Baseball
Association here told a meeting
of the group Thursday.

Mr. Davey said a meeting of
Cloverdale Little League, of

J | decided recently this year’s op-
ening would be May 3 at Semi-
moo Park,
Two teams from White Rock,
jand one from Fleetwood, Cloy-
erdale and Hjorth Road will
Participate in the grand open-
ing.
( Last year’s opening was held
at Whalley following comple-
tion of the Jaycee Little League
stadium there. Six teams of the
urrey league competed in the

White Rock Cricket

will open a membership drive,

saci / especially among the young

eople of the district now that

HELP TO WALK AGAIN has been provided for gix-year- pgs park has been se

old Lori Jones, of North Burnaby, by the B.C. Child Care cured for home games th

, and Polio Fund. Lori, who suffers a serious muscular | son, Mrs. L. M. Marshall
weakness ,has been fitted with braces and attends daily , has announced

training classes at the Rehabilitation Centre, Similar help Major A. M. Lester, president

is made available by the Fund to handicapped children 0f the Club, will gladly speak

and polio patients throughout BC.

and show films on cricket if
| airs. Marshall said,

Club

local interest can be aroused,

Heavy Rains Postpone

Cup Soccer Games

Plans by Lower Fraser Valley
|Soccer Association to hold a
p knock-out series for
last
washed away by heavy
| that flooded local soc
earlier in the week,
competition practically
sible.

Association executive decid
ed Thursday to postpone both
division games until this weck-
end, Jan. 25 and 26 Coaches |
will be informed of field condi- |
tions and games are to be
played tonight.

White Rock is scheduled to
Play at Whalley Saturday in
the 10-12 division with Newton
and Fleetwood mecting at|
Fleetwood park. |

White Rock will host Newton
at Semiahmoo Park Sunday at|
}2 p.m. in the 15-17 league and
Whall slated to play at
| Fleetwo

impos-

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\Teen Town Badminton
|Draws Good Crowd
| Some 25 teenage badminton
enthusiasts were on hand on
Thursday at Semiahmoo High
||| |for White Rock T. Town's
first badminton class.
Badminton will be sponsored
€very second Thursday as part
|jof the Teen Town sports pro-
|gram. 2
Instruction and assistance is
being given the teenagers by
|| White Rock Badminton Club.

||| Surrey Beef Club
|Hold Competition

The regular meeting of the
Surrey 4H Beef Club held at
||the home of the Copleys on the
|Davis Road, was conducted by
the president, Tommy Wilson.

An interesting discussion on
how to judge beef was the main
subject as a follow up from the
judging competition held at the
farm of J. L. Lane on the Old
Me Clellan Rd. Saturday, Jan.
11. Mr. Cox placed the cow class
and Mr. Gainer-from Kamloops
placed the heifer class.

The next meeting of the Sur-
rey 4H Beef Club will be held
at the home of Richard Stinson,
5289 Siddons Rd., south of the
new McLellan Rd. on Monday,
Feb. 3,

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White Rock Scene of
‘96 Little League Opening

which this city is a member, |

{|festivities which included ‘White Rock's Babe Ruth team. | FEATURES OF STORM PANELS —
. 1- Eliminates Condensation
Cricket Club Sta rts 2. Reduces Heat Loss Through Glass
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<= Membership Drive for 1958

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a | executive at a recent meeting.

Ais arortsaced i sot pbbtod or MapiarsduN lane peated Board of the Geverameat

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MEETING

THURSDAY, JANUARY 30
at 8 p.m. in the
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — Campbell River Road

Mammoth parade,
THREE LEAGUES

Expansion of Little League
baseball forced three separate
leagues to form in White Rock
and Surrey this year.

In addition to the Cloverdale
movement, a Newton-Kennedy
Jeague and a Whalley organiza-
tion will be in operation when
“play ball” time rolls around
this spring.
| Sponsors are now being
| sought by the local association
for the second city team. White
|Rock Rotary last year sponsor-
jed “The Tigers,”

Association members discuss-
| ed coaches and inenagers Thurs-
day for both the ‘Little League
|teams apd the Rab: Rutn entry.
| Hillside Dairy wil sponsor the

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j Any prospective

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| Supporters, can contact the

|Secretary at WI. 84
The club will m

members,

5. Permanently installed.

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|Surrey Parks Board for use of

Fleetwood Park. Addre:

| PARK SHORTAGE sere

Mrs. Marshall feels there will |
be no difficulty in scheduling |
games here with Vancouver and
jdistrict teams because of the |
|great shortagesof park accom- |
|modation in Vancouver, also.

White Rock played only three
| away games last season as no
le home ground was ay-
ailable.

Roy Stenton and Charles Col-
|lison were added to the club

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