lead-{ children in the
‘major | President stated,

d for Athletic)”

summer, the

ITE ROCK SUN

Flying officer Ted

SPORTS

Game Club invites Scouts
To Hear Guest Speaker

champion in
bracket of the Prep table ten-
nis tournament sponsored
the White Rock Club
at Rotary Youth Centre, John-
ston Road.
Joe Ostendorf won the finals
of the consolation bracket.
Kennett defeated Roger
Chester to win the champlon-
ship and Ostendorf edged out
Mrs. E. Lumley in the consola-
tion division.
Some 13

Harris, Tuesday at the Youth Centre,

Barney Jones is president of
the Club for the coming term.

Other officers ara: Harold
Henry, vice-president; Jack
|Berry, secretary; Gordon Lee,
treasurre; Ted Hirschfeldt, Ed
Woode, Ed Kendall and Louis
Laronde, directors,

air-sea rescue division, will be
21st squadron, RCAF Of the
Suest speaker at the Semiah-
moo Fish and Game Club meet-
ing Tosday, March 11, at Rotary
Youth Centre at 8 p.m,

F-O Harris will talk on “Sur-
vival in Bush Country.”

The club will invite all Boy
Scouts in the White Rock area
to hear this talk.

Meriil Follis will speak on

the forming of a pistol club at | C irling Results

“We hope éach activity we
have aided duting the Past
year represents some good
training, thrills and memories
of fun on the part of those who
participated and we hope that
ach activity also represents
one step in the making of good
Sports for our commiinity
whose discipline of body w
aid in the discipline of soul,

“There is a great need for
Various kinds of leadership —

‘which demand’ something
Of a person which very few
Seem willing to give—time for
the service of others,” the pre-
Sident stated in his annual re-

"The future Association must

in the Clubs first tournament
and spent a very enjoyable af-
ternoon of competition.

The club

day at the Youth Centre and
officials welcome any prospec-
tive members,

Turn In That Soccer
Strip At Duckworth’s |

Ed Woode,

White Rock junior soccer team |

enthusiasts entered

Our famous B.C. rivers sus-
tain the major sport and
commercial salmon fishery
of Canada. Recognizing the
value of these great rivers,
the B.C. fishing industry
Supports research, engin-
eeringand conservation pro-
grams to guarantee the
fishery resource for future
generations.

meets every Thure-

coach of the |

give time to the training and

encouragement of future lead- the president sald.

this meeting. |
The club meets every second

White Rock Curling Club

|Urges all team members to turn |
jin their strip to Duckworth’s |

FISHERIES ASSOCIATION
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

ers, both for the various sports February peas +:
themselves and for the admin: | a Thorpe 13, Phinney 10; _ |
nie oe” Frep Juniors Move Into 22% “ci ®

3 | Kennett 10, nta 4;
sac aN pis or am | V7 Il S . Fi | | Winder 19) er a:

= 1 Ws
ateur sport locally rather than a ey emi ina S eae
individual team appeals, taxing | ant Se ene Ss
athletes or seeking paid spec-} Semiahmoo’s junior boys’ bas-| points, _ Wayne Arnold — was |*¢bruary 26—
tator sport. |Ketball squad moved into the second-highest scorer with 7 Hogg 14, Olson 8;
semi-finals of the Fraser Valley | points. Burke 12, Barker 5;

PLAYING FIELDS invitaational tournament with a| Semiahmoo were ahead by| Wilkie 8, McNeil 8;

“The Association must con-| narrow 23-22 victory over Co-jseven points with one and a| Pepper 13, Dodd 4;
Unuesto press and seek publle | mo-winslow February 26 at the half minutes remaining but a/ Stenstrom 9;
Support for grounds suitable to |Como Lake high school. jlast minute rally by Come Embelton 8
an athletic program and obtain! 744 white Rock team met }brought the losers within one y
thelccoperation of the school maple Ridge’ Wednesday in the | basket of a victory. Burke 9, Crosby 5;
board for the use’ of gymnas- second game of the champion-| The winners stalled in the} Santa 8, Cameron 7; |
ums for well-supervised com- |ship. A win here would entitle | last 24 seconds of the game to} Walton 13, Thorpe 3;
munity athletics. jthe local juniors to take on|assure themselves of a semi-| Kennett 15, McPherson 3. |

|

“Oné of the most startling
things about the Association |
this year is that we have aj
Sood track club but no track,”
he said.

Puture plans of the Associa-
tion will include greater sup-
port of softball and other team
activities for boys “who will
hever be stars but need to be-
come good sports,” a gymnastic
club, a city basketball league |
and a playground Program for

Port Moody in a bid to qualify
for the finals.

Two winners of the 16-team
| Valley tournament both of
jwhich were decided Wednesday
}niyht, wil tentatively clash on
jMarch 10 at UBC’s Memorial
Gymnasium,

The game will be played
Prior to the Vancouver Senior
A. Men’s finals. |
Carl Anderson led Semiah-
‘moo to their victory with eight

final berth. |

Athletic Association Hears
Report Of Sports Group

Nine directors were elected success of the junior and mid-|
at the annual general meeting | get boys softball last season
of White Rock Amateur Ath-|and Arnold Piper represented |
jletic Association held Wednes- | the girls softball group.
|day in the Silver Moon. Track and field club mana-
Those named to the 1958 ex-|ger Marion Plunkett spoke on |
jecutive were; Mrs. L. A. Walk-|the operation of that club in
jer, Ed Woode, Vin Coyne, |1957 and Jack Brown outlined
three-year term; Bob Robin the midget and junior soccer
| Marion Plunkett, Harry Da situation during the fall and |
}two years; Norm Hadden, | winter.
Crawford Vogler and Jack |MORE FUNDS
| Dicken, one year term. The Association agreed that
| This executive met Tuesday |despite limitation of their fin-
to choose their officers for the | ancial ability during the first
}1958. term. ly Il groups had been given
REPORTS equal consideration and all had
Reports. were given at the|been given assistance in some
annual meeting from all groups | form.
who had operated under the; The Association felt that
auspices of the Association dur-|}more funds must be raised this
fing its first year of operation. |year in order to meet the needs
Norm Hadden outlined the /of amateur sport groups in this
senior B basketball situation | fast-expanding area.
and the senior € softball ac-| Constitution of White Rock |
| tivities’ |Amateur Athletic Association
Bob Robinson spoke on the /was accepted at the meeting.

Correction Hough not

Earl 11, Clarke 6.

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Pepper Won Harper Trophy _

Ivan Pepper, rink manager of |

White Rock Curling Club, re-

ports it was the Major Lloyd
Hough rink that won the Har-
per Trophy at Chilliwack and
not the Pepper rink as previ-
ously reported.

Mr. Pepper skipped the
Hough rink which brought
back the mammoth trophy of
the secondary A competition at
the Chilliwack bonspiel.

“It was through Major
Hough's foresight we were able
to enter the rink in this bon-
spiel. He made all the neces-
sary arrangemeénts,’’ Mr. Pep-
per said.

‘The rink was skipped by Ivan
Pepper with Lloyd Hough third
| Bill Graham second, and Cecil

Ortner lead.

Th addition to the
Harper trophy, the Hough rink
also won ae replicas, four

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