SITTING PRETTY on a diving board at the Bayshore inn recently are five lovely ladies who are hostesses at the

B.C. Salmon Desby. While they may not be doing any actual fishing, they sure do improve the picture

the event.

_ B.C. will be represented
by I7 divers at the National

Age Group Cham-
pionships.- July 4-7, at
Commonwealth Games

Pool, Edmonton, including
five North Shore com-
petitors.

More than 300 divers from
all parts of Canada will take
part in the c

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through September 1,’ said
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of the B.C. Section of the
Canadian Amateur Diving

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13-year-old Kathy Kelemen
of Richmond and Stephen
Church, 16, of Vancouver.
Kelemen and Church
ed Canada at the
World Age Group cham-
pionships at Stuttgart, West
Germany, last sunimer.
Kelemen was a bronze
medal winner in the girls’ 12
and under, one metre
springboard.

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Another top B.C. prospect
for the Junior national team.

will also make the trip. She is

13-year-old Trisha Murphy of
Vancouver.

North Shore divers taking
part are Louise Miles, 14,
Gordon Johnston, 17,Ken
Pedersen, 17, and Michael
Lockitch, 10, all of North
Vancouver and Kent Jef-
ferson ‘of West Van.

The Annual competitions
for the Leyland Cup (Men)

and the Miles Trophy —_

“Rose Bowl” (Ladies) were
played recently on a home
and home basis between the
North Vancouver and West
Vancouver Lawn Bowling
Clubs. These competitions
have been held for several

years and are always keenly

contested in a friendly at-
mosphere.

This year the North
Vancouver Ladies retained
possession of the Rose Bow!
with a score of 9 games to 3,
but the West Vancouver
Men’s Club captured the
Leyland Cup with a 10 to 6
victory over their North
Vancouver opponents.

The North Vancouver
Lawn Bowling Clubs played

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two inter-club games last
week, They were hosts to the
Chilliwack Club and also
played at the Stanley Park
Greens. The North Van-
couver bowlers won the first
event with a total of 24 shots
over their Chilliwack
visitors, but lost by 30 shots
at Stanley Park.

Club competitions and
play-downs for the. B.C.
Summer Games and
Canadian Championship
games. are underway at the
local club’s greens.

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