ond better season than ever.

One thing, the weatherman {s
ether giving Prince Rupert dis-
rich a good sample of what to
espect Chis summer, or he’s flip.
ped his Ud and shipped in the
summer too early. Whatever the
reason for the current fine spell

ts a welcome change.

Printe Ruperts Liltle Leag-
wets have pretty well a clear
fleld abead of them now that
the teams have been pleked and
schedules ned up until their
opening date May 12. Alb that
remains |g to get officials as--
signed to their various duties ,
and the season is launched.
Greatest need we understand is’
for a scorekeeper, or scorekeep-
ers, and anyone with talent:
along thls line, or anyone who,
whhes to develop talent along
this dine should get in touch
with the Little League execu-
tlve,

+ + %

Guess the sight of all that
lumber standing up at Roose.
yelt Park, doing nothing exeept
forming the framework of the
outfield fence, was Just too much
for some house-huiider. Iron.
bars do not a priton make, nor:
two pleces of plywood, seme 2)
to O's and } by 10’ a hame, but
they heln. ,

Fred Christensen, we under
stand, will not be puting dant
appearance at Acropolis this |
year, Fred has derided to try;
his luck down south and ts re--
ported to have taken a joh ate
the Victoria shipyards Hope he
wets the break he's looking for.
if that {fs his intention,

See according to a UBC news:
release that Gordy Mundle, ;
short. stop with Esquire’s last
year year received his “big!
block" letter for hockey rariier
this month. Gerd was also elect-
ed secretary of the UBC Big
Block Club. Seme: 139 athictes
al ‘varsity recelved thelr let-
ters, and among them was Fd
Uehardson Oo. ‘Ferrace who 4as
awarded his small block lor
soecer,

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UBC also advises us that the.
drive to send the UBC-Vancou- |
ver Rowing Club crew to the:
Henley Regatta in England has
reached the $15,039 mark In its’
eampalgn to ralce the $25,000:
needed for the trip by the May:
15 deadline.

Funds have been recelved from |
such widespread parts of the
province as Salt Spring Ut fand |
and Prince George. Anyone in
Prince Rupert anxious to support |
u western bid to take yet an-
other world tithe can send their:
rontributions ta “Henley Pun!
—~ University Development Cund,
Alumni Offiee at CbC"

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Baseballers aren't the only:
one to appreeiate the stn, Mem. ¢
bers of the Prince Rupert Ski:

“Club not only report a goud,

weekend's skiing but are look.)
ing for another month of fine
akilng weather oul, Mount Ways
way, Bo texcelldat were pRL Cone:
ditlony aver the weekend tat
the reflected rays of the old
haymaker resulted in some elub
members getting —ostinburned
Jnore than somewhat,

| To read the report of the ski;
b's activilles, Mount Hays

Inckas Httle in the way of skiing}.

enjoyment so highly recom.
Hun Valley or the Laurentians,
And in true Sun Valley style,
we widerstand Odd Bhdsvike took
idvantage of the sun to abt inj
only swine trunks, Bounds Uke |
those aklers have found ao read
warm spot.
th Ot !

Hada gentleman dn the olfiee|
the other day who de interested |
in orgnalaing a softball teague
for the coming ammer. Felli
didn't want his name mentioned,
bit we informed him that an!
nctlve goflbull logp operated!
hore, which more or Tess organ |
jvod soll, However, IE the soft.)
pallorg ave getting up an organ |
Jaational meeting, this onony- |
motu qin bs is desirous of ublent-
Ing. M Ke Kuta ples nol, |
we i

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Turning to the ary for nomo-
mont, we'd Hke lo congratulate |
Thay Flaten tnd dle Stewart for:
gouulig mast valuable and moge
aporlamuntiiky trophies for thelr
offorty during the 3054-56) bas.
kothall season, Congrats too, ta:
Lenina who received thelr die te»
wards for leagie and plavott
win,

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Qhicago, outpolnted Prank
Aili, 148, Ohienge (i),
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To Seek Return | Jansen Shows Major-League Form For Seattle Jenene Wins | ‘ae !

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