lous,

were?

Vin Coyne of
Dave and

ion are’
- Councillor
D. (Rusty)

‘Strang (Newton),
Rietz (Whalley); Playgrounds, |
M. Jenkins, Dave Welch, Ed.
‘Nev Frank Beckley,
(Fleetwood), Pete  Unrau
(Kennedy); Policy, Roy Read-
man, Mrs. Hadley (Newton),
 £d, Wood, Ted Scriven, Bill
‘Brown; Projects and Program-
mes. Mrs Lena Shaw (School
Board), Miss E. Keeling, Mrs.
©. R. Fitzpatrick, Ken Welsh
Joe Rife (Cloverdale), Jack
Lewis (Cloverdale), Bruce
Mike Bryon (Whalley),
Vern Ardiel (Whalley); Bud-
get and Briefs, Vin Coyne, Jack

Park Theatre

145 pm.
Shows: 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
When Double Feature: Last
Complete Show starts about
8:30 p.m.

Thurs, Feb. 7 ONLY '
Adult Entertainment Only |
__ SHIELD FOR MURDER
Edmond O’Brien, Marla
English
(Drama of a police detective
who embarks on a career of
Tobbery.)
Featurette and Cartoon
"Fri. & Sat, Feb. 8 & 9
7 & 955 p.m
i TOUCH AND GO
Comedy in Colour
starring Jack Hawkins,
Margaret Johnston
— Also — |
8.30 p.m.

JAGUAR a
starring Sabu, Chiquita
{Amazing Jungle Expedition-)

News and Cartoon |
‘Mon. & Tue
se Note:
ure, there

. Feb. 11 & 12
This is a long

Lana Turner. Van Heflin,
Donna Reed
(Drama of two girls who both

love the same man.)
Short and Cartoon
Wed. & Thurs. Feb. 13 & 14
ALL THAT HEAVEN
ALLOWS
In Colour
Starring Jane Wyman, Rock
Hudson |
(Romantic Drama.) |
Short and Cartoon

BLAINE,

Ken Welch reported to the
meeting that the Ocean Park
}Boys Club will stage a senior
gymnastic show April 1 un

‘|der' the leadership of Ted
Hindmarsh.

The Commission learned
that Mrs. Jessie Lee of White
Rock holds a girls club meet-
ing twice weekly at her home.
White Rock Women’s Institute
will embark on a handicraft
project for the B.C. Centen-
nial.

Permission has been receiv

;}ed from Victoria for a braid-

ing and knotting classes to be
held at White Rock, Miss
Elizabeth Keeling reported.

Election of officers Commis-
sion for 1957 will be held on
Friday, Feb. 22 at 8 p*m. in
the Municipal Hall.

WR. Curling Club

Results, Jan. 29—Feb. 1

Jan. 29: King 13. Hayhurst
10: Heard 11, Winder 5; Simp-

son 5, Ortner 4; Vic McPher- |

son 10, Phinney 9; Kennett 16,
McAdam 7; Burke 16, Tinkess
6 Jan. 30: McNeill 7. Ash-
worth 6; Bill
O'Hara 8; Thorpe 12, Stang
Earl 11, Baker 7. Jan, 3
Pepper 17, McDougall

Lockhart 12, Beales 9; Staple-
ton 13, Badenoch 4; Watson 11
Neff 9; Graham 9, Audette
Wilkie 8, Wilson 7. Feb. 1:

|Tinkess 12, Heard 5; Kennett

|15, Phinney 5; McAdam 11,
Ortner 5; Burke 13, Vic Mc
Pherson 4.
Rink Standings
Section 1.
Wins—Loses
Beales apa 2 and 4
McDougall 3 and 3.
Graham ---- 6 and 0
Wilson --- 1 and 5
Audette 4 and 2
Neff __ - 1 and 5
Lockhart 3 and 3
Badenoch 2 and 4
Pepper sa2s 6 and 0
Wilkie $3 and 3
Stapleton ---- 5 and 1
j Watson eae 1 and 5
Section 2
Wins—Loses
McAdam 4 and 2
Hayhurst 2 and 4
Burke
Simpson
V McPherson
Kennett
Ortner

H
Hearc

Phinney
Section 3

Wins—Loses
Thorpe ree 5 and 1
Baker 2 and 3
Sully = 1 and 4
O'Hara ---_- 2 and 3
McNeill - -.-. 4and1
Stang SS 1 and 4
Bill McPherso: 3 and 2
Jantzen, --=.----== 1 and 4
Hillman 3 and 2
Earle —22----=----- 4 and 1
Crosbie teu--- 2 and'3
Ashworth -- 2and3

Sea Vue..

WASH.

ty
9 | February 10, 11, 12
About Teen-Age

pat Talked
y hit!

McPherson 10, ~

TIME: 8 P.M.

FLEETWOOD &

Resolution: To organize

this district,

public interested in

8 TOWN
§ TOPICS

~
By VIN COYNE. |

| SPORT TALK: Jerry Mathi-
n, Provincial Recreational
Councillor for this district, re-
ports that the B.C. Govern-|
ment would defray the cost of
a track and field clinic at
White Rock, Little League of-
ficials are getting just a little
worried that Surrey Parks
Board has perhaps forgotten |
Semiahmoo Park. It's less than |
three months to baseball time
and by the look of the park,
which the Lower Mainland Re-
gional Planning Board clas
as one of the best in the prov-
ince, it will take just about
that long to put the diamond

and other facilities in working
order.

A statement by guest
speaker Mike Churchill at
Frida anti-incorporation
me ng must have set many
a listener with any knowledge
of education back on their
heels. Mr. Chure sted
that White Rock
as many schooi chil
her areas its size

ently has not been in

top

area

Semiahmoo Park, ano’
hol Road and one that has
recently closed on Sunnyside,
s no doubt that this area
has its share of dumps. If ‘In-
corporation comes soon, garb-
age disposal is one problem
that will have to be dealt with
immediately, A small incinera-
tor installed recently at the
RCMP office in Cloverdale cost
$25. The same method used
for disposal for the whole of
White Rock would amount to
quite a sum Whether Incor-
{poration comes or not, the
fodour on Nichol in the dump
areas and the present condi-
tions at Semiahmoo Park indi-
leate that immediate attention
‘must be given the situation.
mG

Metropolitan police forces
are being discussed through-
out the Lower Mainland and
with the RCMP receiving @
pay increase this
will be many who
ad ponder which ts
the most economical to main-
tain, without giving too much
thought to the other factors in-
| volved.

one

Athletic Associ

DATE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13.

PLACE; SILVER MOON BANQUET ROOM
CHAIRMAN: REV, C. RODGER TALBOT.

GUEST SPEAKERS: NEWTON ATHLETIC ASSOCI-
ATION PRESIDENT WALLY STRANG

FRANK BECKLEY.

letic Association with a view to giving ald and
promoting all phases of recreational activity in

Invitation: To all clubs, athlotic bodies and the entire

ation

ter. Three of Semi’s four re-
AND |j|| Semi and P.M. now have 4,™2ining games are against
SSOCIATION PRESIDENT ||||—1 won—lost records, Both |‘2USb opposition and the

a White Rock Amateur Ath-

helping in any way with this

ing we would all realize the
work being done by Scout
\leaders and organizers in this
district.

‘Attention Players! No

High Hoop

Boys Tie For Second-
Girls Still Undefeated

\| moved into a second place tle
jjwith Princess Margaret High ™aining in the schedule and
||Friday night, beating QE. 55— due to pustponements, two of

30, while Margaret was losing these games will be mid-week
hea Lord Tweedsmutr.
jhad little trouble with the QE! This tightly cramped sched-
squad leading 17—8 at the half Ule will be the big factor as
jand outscoring

|nents 21—9 in the third quar- Senior Boys’ League.

||teams are only 2 points be schedule definitely
|hind league leading North | North Surrey,
Surrey-

Senior
\fought 38—26 battle Q.E. was
|mever any more than 5 points |
behind until the fourth quar-

= 8 zZ
ter when Semi broke loose for See, piled Ar 6, Sha-

\tween these two teams for top| Al

Semiahmoo Senior
There are four games re-

Semi 8ffairs.

their oppo-|to who takes the title in the

fayours:

| The White Rock squad can
|be tough when the chips are
down though, and will be in
\there fighting all the way.

| Scoring Summary

Senior Girls: Fern Walker
Anne

In the opener. Semiahmoo

Girls won a_hard-

14 points.

Semi {ron McGee, Sheila Chapman

Girls’ record now|§, Mary-Anne Procter, Gail

\show 6 wins against no de-|Qlson, and Janice Pugsley

feats, Close behind, though, is| Senior Boys: Dave Service
Ae Surrey, boasting a 5—|10. Herb Fader 8, Earl Ready
record. 114, Ken Welch 4, Jack Cosens
It looks like a battle be-|8, Terry Ward 2, Dave Gill 6,
Taylor, Marm Johnson,

cet leravitayion=c. F. Dole, I

Badminton Tonight eee

There will be no badminton
tonight at Semiahmoo Gym as
previously announced The}
regular club night for the
White Rock group is Tuesday
but as a tournament was ar-|
ranged with Langley that
night the locals post-dated

White Rock Little League

their session to tonight Poor | -
road conditions forced post Baseball officials will start a
ponement of the inter-club drive), this® monty toys punoee

and enter a representative in
the Surrey League.

Team executives decided at

tournament and the Club re-
sumed their Tuesday night in|
the gym. |
White Rock will host Cloy- |@ meeting Tuesday to have 500
erdale in a tournament to be ;Membership ca rds printed for
played at Semiahmoo gym on jsale to baseball supporters in

Feb, 21 at 7.30 p.m. Both clubs |this district
are evenly-matched and a good| It was decided to send let-
exhibition is expected |ters to all White Rock Si
- Clubs asking for a grant to

Local Teen-agers help defray costs of the team.

| |Merchants will also be ap-
Attend Safety Classes ched for their support.
Four White Rock teenagers| Officials will seek f

are receiving instruction in|information from Surrey
first aid and swimming at|Parks Board in regard to
classes beng jointly sponsored |Semiahmoo Park. They feel

by Royal City Kiwanis Club |that work will have to com-

and YMCA of New Westmin-|mence soon if the field is go-
ster. z to be in play
Anne Staniforth, Mary-Ann

and
the

Studds
attend
hich include |f

ical instruc

dy

Procter, F

halato:

and |g

Paul Bjornson 3.

Little League Plan
Fund Raising Drive

er
‘Submit its sponsor is April 13.

Further plans will be discuss-
ed with executive of the other
five teams at tonight's Surrey
Little League meeting at

- Whalley.

Surrey Little League
Meets Tonight

Representatives of the six
teams entered in the Surrey
Little League will meet to-
night at 730 p.m. at the Dell
Hotel. Whalley. Further plans
will be discussed for the com-
ing season.

Provide shelters and food
for the birds. More kinds’ of
birds winter in this country
than most people realize.

DAD'S

COOKIES

gh Single: Jimmley
| Robinson Men's High 3
|Walt Essex 688.

SOS League |
Ladies High Single: Mar
|Davey 234. Ladies High 3:
Carrie Lumley 566.

Men's High Single: Reg Kav

anagh 253. Men’s High 3:
Reg Kavanagh 65.
Men’s Majors |
Men's High Single: R.}

Browne 316. Men's High 3: | puppeteers

R. Woodward 733
Eagles
Ladies High Single; Ann Mc-
Arthur 257 Jonathan, Samuel and Noah.
Men's High Single: Gerry
Douglas 286, Coleman produces the series.

Newton Girls

Lose to Eilers

Newton Senior “B” Girls
Basketball team fell to a 52—
10 defeat at the hands of Van-
couyer’s Senior “A” Eilers
squad Thursday at Princess
Margaret High.

White Rock players includ-
ed Pat Summers, Wilma Bow-
ers, Nancy Lumley, Edna
Kreeger, and Doreen Ingram
and Arlene Kwan of Newton:

‘The Golden Rule works like

Semiahmoo

jof religious stories being shown on the CBC-TV network
each week entitled ‘Old Testament Tales.” Marionettes play
the parts of Biblical characters such as David, Goliath,

On the Pier at White Rock.

WE CATER TO CLUB LUNCHEONS:
AND BANQUETS, EVENING
AND DANCES.

The stories. taken from the

Bible, are dramatized for children by Clare Slater, Basil

Yacht Club