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Ten-Man Board Of Directors Formed
As Nudeus For, Golf Association

was belng built by the two ser-
vice clubs for the use of the pub-
He.

Cost of operation was estimat. |
ed at about $2,900 annually and!
cites would have to be set to raise
that amount, Dr. Large sald.

Plans called for greens of
feet in diameter with a three
four foot apron, which could be! ing around the path,

A piteh- vant putt golf course
for Prince Rupert moved one step
closer to reality last night with
the formation of’the Prince Ra-
pert Golf Association at a meet-
ing of golf enthusiasts, held, at
the Clvte Centre.

A 10-man directorate was com.
pleted with the exception of one
member and this group will act
on behalf of the assoctation In
any negotiations with the Cana-
dian National Rallways for land
tor the proposed course for whieh
plans have already been drawn '
up, Site of the course will be
on the north side of Second Av-
enue between Fourth and Sixth
Streets.

Orpanizational meeting last
night followed preliminary meet.
ings between committees of, the
Rotary and Gyro Clubs, both of
whom will be represerited on the
new directorate by three mem-
bers each, while three other
members were elected from the :
veneral membership and one Is
to be named from the Canadian
National Recreational Assacia-
tlon.

Gyro members on the board of
directors are Alf Rivett, A. Jj
Domnato and Dr. RL G. Large,
while W. Doumont, George Mit-
cheil and Jack Mussallem are the
Rotary members. Elected from
the general membership were.
Ralph Hoo®, James Andrews and ;
Vern Clecone.

Plans for the nine-hole piteh-
and-putt ronrse call for grass:
greens nd estimates which have
heen prepared, propese — the
course can be built for approxi ,
mately $16,000, \

Dr, Large stated that it was:
proposed ta run the golf course:
ona similar arrangement to the |
Civie Centre, whereby member: |
ships or a season Ueket would be |
sald to the public. |

He stressed that the golf rors

Royals ‘Down
Flyers 5-2

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Westminster Royals came to life |
their hometown fans:
Thursday night to hand the}
pace-setting Edmonton Flyers a
stinging 5-2 reversal and move |
back into the Western Hockey |
League's fourth and Inst ‘play-
off position.

Meanwhile at Saskatoon, the}:
Quakers kept alive their iim |
chances of a playoff, berth by:
holding Calgary Sianipeders to.
a 5-5 draw.

In the only game scheduled |
tonight the fifth-place Vancou- ;
ver Canucks mect the runner-up |
Vietorla Cougars In Vancouver. i

Flyers, playing thelr third;
game In as many nights during |
their final swing through the
British Columbla section of the |
league, spotted Royals a 2-0 lend
In the = first perlod, rallied
briefly to knot the score in the
second before again failing he-
hind 3-2 and then watched the
fast-skating New Westminster
club pull away,

Gordon Fashoway scored tvay”
of the New Westminster goals,
his 37th and 38th of the year:
Hinemates Max MeNab and
Motto MeLean added two more
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put in for about $50 and falr-
ways would cost $2,700, Dr. Large
jsaid, A small building where
clubs could be stored and rented
‘would cost about $600, he sald,
adding that re-allocation of the
present path would cost $1, 000
26 while another $1,000 would be

to|needed to erect protective net.

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the Ryolfeon quartet: yaste

the Booth Memorial. High

Angus MeDonsid tyophy..
The win gave Bartlett the right to meet oye Kelsindin-

son in the semj-finale'at 9 a.m, tomorrow,

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Also slated: to: play

‘Thom sink which*meets the Diane
the semis Kristmanson defedted the
Arlene Webster rink and 'Thom beat Brian Kellough.

At 1) acm; tomorrow the winners of the (wo semis will
meet in the fipals after which the MeDonald: trophy, will be
presented. Also to be presented will be the ‘¢pnuttong wrophy
won} recently by the Arelene Johnson vn” 5

    
 
  

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