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THE LANGLEY ADVANCE, Feb. 28, 1979. 3a Happy Gang ALDERGROVE LITTLE LEAGUE BASEDALL REGISTRATIONS Lee, Lang, lead Langley Now being accepted in the Aldergrove Mall (Between Super Valu Bank) on FR1.MAR 9th 6-9 P.M. SAT. MAR 10th 1-4 P.M.

For more info call 85S-4024 BARN or TACK ROOM MULTI-PURPOSE MODULAR BUILDING t. 4 -V ib February 20th, 1979 MHT -A1 Goertzen 846, Dave Goertzen 728, and Bob Melenchuk 679. MHS -A1 Goertzen 356, Dave Goertzen 316, and Bob Lyon 265. MHA -A1 Goertzen 244, Charley Risley 204, Len Pratico 203, Bob Melenchuk 197, Jack Hampton 192, Ken Young 187, Hans Hanson 186, Dave Goertzen 181, Richard Clark 181, and Bob Lyon 173. LHT -Julie Hansen 724, Kay Minary 627, and June Clark 618.

LHS -June Clark 259, Julie Hansen 253, and Kay Minary 252. LHA -Julie Hansen 215, Anne Heppner 211, Rachael Gendron 206, Linda Parsons 201, Stella Jenson 197, Kay Minary 191, Lou Muir 183, June Clark 183, Lynne Brown 178, Bev Lyon 175, and Dot Beck 175. THT -Bob Cats 3158, Pin Killers 2965, and Hopefuls 2939. THS -Pin Killers 1165, Bob Cats 1114, and Als Rollers 1113. Team Standings: Al's Rollers Charlies Angels 578, Bob Cats 529, All Thumbs 510, Wolves 507 Vt, Hot Shots 503, Hopefuls 498l2, Smokeys 492j, Grand Slam 436'2, and Pin Killers 408 A.

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Poppy Secondary school grade 8 boys basketball team ended their season last weekend by placing 3rd in the Upper Fraser Valley finals hosted by Poppy. In their opening game against Yale from Abbotsford, Langley made up for their height disadvantage by playing a strong running game and capitalizing on numerous passing errors by the Yale squad. Poppy held a 24-16 lead going into the 2nd half, going on to wiii 47-32. Gordie Minot and Keith Lee led the locals by scoring 17 points apiece, with Joe Lang picking up 9. Eventual 2nd place finishing Menn an i Educational Institute succeeded in downing Poppy in their second game, in a contest that ended 50-47, MEI.

Lee again racked up the high Poppy total, counting 24 points, followed by 12 from Lang and 6 from Terry McCreadie. In their final meeting of the tourney, Poppy defeated Pitt Meadows 57-49 with Lang almost single-handedly taking care of the Langley scoring as he ran up a total of 30 points. Assisting were Brian Montgomery with 15 and Lee scoring 6. The championship game came down to MEI and-Maple Ridge, a close contest won by a single point, 51-50, Maple Ridge. Poppy placed two of their members on the All-Star team, top scorers Keith Lee and Joe Lang.

Ron Unger of MEI received the vote for Most Valuable Player. Tuesday Ladies February 20th, 1979 LHT -E. Elliott 706, J. Wright 673, and B. Brown 670.

LHS -J. Hykoop 289, S. Kitsul 249, and B. Brown 247. LHA -E.

Elliott 223, S. Kitsul 217, B. Brown 211, G. Ross 193, R. Schafer 191, I.

Cockett 190, 1. Cain 190, M. Poole 189, and S. Vigor 189. THT -Rockets 3072, Jokers 3007, and Streakers 2964.

THS -Streakers 1108, Rockets 1073, Jokers 1055 and Fast Five 1055. Team Standings: Jokers 475ij, Rockets 415, Streakers 408V2, Sad Sacks 392, Drifters 381s, Neighbours 351, Fast Five 3 38 Vs, Odds Ends 328Vs, Rounders 304l2, and Jets 270Vs. Laughter is a tranquilizer with no side effects. Glasow ADD-ON TO EXPAND YOUR FACILITIES doubledunIts I 17 SIZES AVAILABLE "1 1 11 1 EXTRAS WALL' LINING AND FLOORING SINGLE 8x8 8x10 10x10 10x12 PRICE COMBINED PRICE $695 24x8 $1760 $795 24x10 $2022 $1028 28x10 $2488 $1234 28x12 $2900 MONTHLY PAYMENTS ARRANGED PHONE: 530-6201 1 KEITH LEE, No. 5 of D.

W. opening game of the Poppy Poppy was involved in. They Poppy, watches a shot head hosted Upper Fraser Valley finished in 3rd place behind toward the basket in the Grade- 8 Basketball tour- MEI and Maple Ridge. nament. Lee scored 47 points in the 3 contests Staff photo Hell is a place where the motorists are French, the policemen are German, and the cooks are English.

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OF LOODOn DRUGS Several teams playing under the banner of the Langley United Soccer, club finally got back into action last weekend, as time is running out for them to complete their regular season and cup games. In Provincial Cup action, the L.U. Happy Face Esso lost 1-0 to the Surrey United Devils, the irony being that Langley scored into their own goal. A semi-final in Div. 2A saw the L.U.

Oddfellow Lions emerge victorious by a single goal over the Riverdale Hot Spurs, 3-2 on feoals by Tim Bridge, Brent Owens and Neil Turner. The Oddfellows now go into the B.C. finals against the S.U. Beavers, who earned their berth in the final by defeating the Langley Sports Club 6-0 earlier inthe season. The last meeting between the Beavers and Oddfellows resulted in a 1-1 tie, in a game that ended with several fights and suspensions.

The L.U. Mark-it Div. 4B team lost last week by a score of 7-0 to the S.U. Alouettes, but returned on the weekend to upset the Whalley Excelsiors 3-1. That game was played on a field with ankle-deep slush, as the referee refused to cancel it.

Langley Legion put themselves solidly into top spot in Div. 8C by defeating the S.U. Hawks 1-0. A -forfeit by the L.U. Falcons, as they couldnt get a whole team together, gave a win to the S.U.

Cowboys in Div. 6C. Another regular season contest had the Div. 8B S.U. Cubs tangle with the L.U.

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