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SOPIBALL EXECUTIVE MEETING A meeting of the Softball Executive will be held in the mill conference room on Men- day, May 4th, at 7:00 p.m, It is very important that each team in the league have a representative at this meeting as there are a number cf major problems to be settled before league play can be initiated, ALONG THE BASE PATHS Aé a well attended meeting held last Thursday in the Auditorium a new executive for the Softball Club was elected as follews: President - Doug Harris Vice President - Ed Pineault Secretary - Dick Jones Treasurer - Eldon Marostica Bill Guest, who did such a capable job Jast year, has again agreed to act as unpire---in-chie® of the League. The rencvated ball park is lcoking better eash day and by opening day don't be surprised to see a smioth clay infield, a new be CESSOP, freshly painted pleachers and a greasly enlarged cubfield, The Softball Glud will be calling for volunteers very shertly to drill and blast out the rock in right field, When this is accomplished we . wilt have a field tares enough not enly for' softbeil but also: Tur vaseball, So be : ready, "lang and able, fellows, when the call comes. This year in order that interest and viveiry may be further stimulated, it is planned to group all the teams in one section with each team playing two contests with each of the other teams in the league, If all plans go according: to Gehedule the first bell will be thrown cut on the after- noon of May 24th, The Eoftball Club appreciated the genercus support of the fans last year and we hore that you will accord softball this same Icyanty in 1953. - 0-0-0 BOWLERS" WIND UP ~ fithough is was announced last week that full details of the big May 30th wind- up for combined leagues would be available for this week's issue, the Chairman in charge cf planning the gala event (Alver himseif) now definitely assures a full pre- gress report for rext week, o--0-0 resolve all differences as Page 3 CURLING CLUB BANQUET The 6th Annual Curling Club Banquet will get underway at the Recreation Hall (South Camp) on Saturday, May 9th This will be the last opportunity for curlers t> get together and review the 'breaks they did or did not get during the past season's play and, if necessary, to to how to play the game, Procéedings get underway at 6:30 p.m. sharp with the banquet ( and we mean banquet) after which will follow the 'presentation of prizes to the well---deser-- ved winners, In turn will be announced the results of current ballotting for the new Executive and to wind up in grand style the decks will be cleared for ¢anc- ing and connivial grouping cf curlers and their escorts for the traditional review of curling songs, stories ~ yes even the bie MIE will be theard. tax: more - bevore the curtain comes down on enother success--- ful season 'of curling, Admission will be by tickst only and these are available from any meméer cf the executive at $1.25 per person, Don't delay in lining up your baby-~sitter because we want all curlers tc be there and join in the:fun,. Ticket sales start on April 30th so. get yours early and avoid the rusn, 0-0-0 "SAFE-T--LITE TAPES FOR BICYCLES" The Kiwanis Club annou UnCOs ee th sets of Sectch Lite tapes will in this week, Will everyone whe hes a Sie bring it over to the area behind the stores on Wednesday May 6th between the hours of 7-9 p.m, and the tapes will be put on. It would be preferable for the younger children to come carly. The sunvey found the amazing °°) tobal of 159 bicycles in this town, If it is wet we will mcve inside the townsite office, 0-0-0 SPRING CLEANUP ~All residents are requested to clean up their front and back yards during this coming weekend if possible. When it is ready leave out at the reguiar garbage pickup spot and townsite truck wiil call around for same and take it away. 0-0-0