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| SPORTS = by Alice Simchick

Getting the sports season off to a
good start, soccer and fastball meetings
were held at the end of May. Various
rules were established and captains of
teams nominated. The players were re-
quested to keep the field in good order.

I have no report on the soccer games
thus far. (The soccer players nust have
forgotten that their first scheduled
game was on Tuesday, June 6th because at
game time the field was pretty vacant).

The first official fastball game
between the Mine and the Mill resulted in

a 14-3 victory for the Mine. The Mill.
plagers. showed good form, however, some
| weak spots and errors in their team proved
disastrous. (At the rate Langsett pitches,
I woyder if anyone else has a chance).
Kennealy is back with his usual "ad-libs"
but no Ziobro has yet been established.

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| Some of the new players look very promising.|

A babminton tournament commences on
June 18th. This competition is for men's |
and ladies’ singles, men's and ladies’

doubles and mixed doubles. ouiine ati your
partrer for doubles).

ee ate June 14th, and sacarenad parti-
cipants should aign up on the sheets

| posted at the store and recreation centre.
Trophies will be presented at a social
gathering. So clean your racquets of
mothballs and dust, and join in. You
just might come out with a trophy.

Notwithstanding, the gals are keen
on forming a league of their own, too.
The first practice is on June Sth at the
school grounds, and all subsequent games
| (ball games, I presume- Ed.) will be
played on Thursdays. Anyone interested
should either come out for practice or
contact Irene Davidson.

ANSWER TO SAFETY QUIZ:
: Unsafe Acts are consequences.
Unsafe attitudes (or lack of Safety

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- GUN_CLUS

A general meeting was held in the

| Recreation Centre Club room on Wednesday,

| May 3ist for the election of officers and

| other Club business.

The following were

| elected:
| Earl Boose = President
iRay Mitchell <- Vice-President

| Lothar Juraski - Secretary-Treasurer
Cst. Ray Mashford — Range Captain

A very favourable financial | statenent

| was presented which resulted in lowering

the membership fees to $5.00 per season.
The membership have agreed to invest in a
first class trap which will be ordered
very shortly. It was also unanimously
agreed that a Gen Club crest be designed
and ordered.

Anyone interested in joining the Gun
Club can do so by contacting Ray ‘Mitch’

| Mitchell at the Lounge or Lothar Juraski.

All interested in that we are going
to see a Lot of activity at the range, so

| JOIN NOW and enjoy yourself. Bill Slaine
|Jdr. has shown us that he can keep right

jup with the sharp-shocter's and their
| expensive and elaborately equipped rifles,

and he, using his ‘bargain' rifle. (Sounds

| like a challenge).

Speaking of traps ---- £arl Boose

| (whose name you very seldom see at the

ihead of a committee), when corigratulated on
[his election said "H__

» that wasn't my

|doins', I was trapped d into the deal."
jAnyway, we feel sure that Earl and his

committee will do a wonderful job so let's

| show our interest by joining the Club and

| give a helping hand.

A beast.

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Dick, Pat and the Pack Rat: Shortly

after attending a Gun Club meeting, Dick
| proved his prowess by 'shooting dead’ (with
lone shot sez Pat) the first reported pack
irat of the season.

Maybe it's those Bar-B-
Q°s or mint julips which attracted this
Anyway, we've heard that sharp-shot

| Dick (brave chap) will down any beast with

ihis trusty shootin! iron that threatens to

harm his home or property.

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