THURSDAY, JANUARY 9. 1958
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a Takes First ioe Club Looks 4 WHITE ROCK SUN
orward To 1958 and conducted Newton's
a) White Rock Track and Ficld | Wally Strang. Ly
LAY Cldby had a micsesetull first year The club was coached by Mel| (The above was omitted from
» our ourna ent of operation during 1957. Olson and managed by Marion |last week's summary of the
- m Organized under the super-|Plunkett. R. J. Foster, a prom-|1957 local sports achievements)
(By STEW MAXFIELD 5 vision of White Rock Amateur |inent Canadian track and field
y i Athletic Association, the Club | figure now residing here, offer-| New ideas can be good or
big news of the week at, Douglas the old “Heave Hoe’ |'0* full advantage of the host |ed aid to the group in an ad- | bad, just the same as old ones,
‘Hour, was the first |for fourth place when she roll- of fine potential athletes in this |visory capacity.
inn bowling tournament, |¢d a 1878. However, Gerry man-|t1-* em Provided stiff opposi-| The athletes held their own
Sponsored by the White Rock|aged to hold down men’s high| 74 ae a Sk 2 Mainland |in all competitions and were
FivePin Bowling Association. |single with a nice game of 378, interior clubs. particularly outstanding at the CINSSIFIED ADS FOR
Entries were received from|and Dot Weir took ladies’ high| Move to organize a local club \B.C. Interior Meet at Kelowna
Langley, Abbotsford, Mission|single with 306. was sparked by the track and |last summer. Several of the
Gity and Whalley as well as our} Gerry's high single came in |field clinic held here by the | White Rock performers set new
local peoplo. All) the prize) the first game, when he started |Community Programs’ Branch |records in track.
mney went to our local bowl-|off with a sparé in the first ,of the Department of Education The club is looking for an- |) Qf. seus
frame and then struck all the
‘way across the board except in
the fourth frame. What happen-

ers,
Bill Meek knocked off first
prize with a five game total of

1450, followed closely by one of} ed there we don’t know unless re |

Sata = Our teenagers. Terry Maxfield,|he got a Blonde in the eye. rewe

Lakeshore with 1429 and then ‘dark horse’ | (That must be a misprint). Any- WM bB.U, |

) Penticton, B.C. Bert Paisley, who came up with | way he took three balls to do
1410 for third money. Fourth|the work that one did all the

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YOUR LOCAL AGENT {/was Helen Maxfield with 1378. |rest of the way. sold , C.
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Helen Maxfield gave Gerry) Terry Maxfield gave Gerry a|
real run for his money in his|

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|seven straight strikes. On his

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; 000 d felghth try ‘Terry threw what|
$6, upwards looked like @ perfect ball, but) 49 CANADA
the pin boy must have glued
the king pin down and Terry
a 5 |had to end up with a spare. In
able to come back

|the tenth frame he was not
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Ww. ave single when
ington Aye., White Rock ‘erry ended up with a score |

Uobh Wash 8 of 368. That is what I call close.

Phone : WI. 8-1771 DARK HORSE

Our esteemed friond Bert La er Beer
Paisley, wko I referred to as a
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“dark horse”, really pulled a

Bert entered the

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}in the night, and then rolled a
terrific series of games of 194,
|201, 244, 228 and 2 for a
jfive game average of 222! Boy, |

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}}what an upset uae He |
scared the pants off Bill and| ~
NAMES OF PIONEERS | [ tex:. Ae eer, ee

Meek rolled his usual

To make the White Rock Celebration of the Provin-

cial Centennial the family affair \t should be, the local} 07°", fe ppey ore Mi come from Carling’s!..
Branch of the B,C. Historical Association are anxlous }!/ Watch with strike after strike. |

to obtain names of as many of the first residents of In Bill's fourth

this community as possible. Any anecdotes and six straight strikes.

Pill held a good steady
d that is what pays off
2 pensioners were
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ternoon with Mr. Apps to
show them the wv
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stories of the pioneer days will be of invaiuable help
to the Association. If you know of any such early
residents kindly fill out the coupon below and mail it
to Box 30, White Rock, B.C.

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