and players alike and despite The Semiahmoo Sun and White Rock Weekly 7
over the Provitice drove to the THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1964

Softballers Place Third [ize Set Uaiy our titra wettos"|-

‘The White Rock team quall- .
; Colonel Pitman & corsage cutting

weekend for the

the record

fled for @ position in tho finals) title for three consecutive jor Mre. LH

White Rock defeate Addresses O.A.P. } Announe annual

by dete y Hope In the last| years qi
In B.C. Tournament by dfn ope nth tyr, Whit Rosh cfaes |
Meeting lanow of the Bellingham Ohry

i ; ‘ Champlonahip. This » game, game rig pnts
Motors Softball toam played to the g#reQt) played at dergrove on Wed- P S| anthemum Society in th
played at Aldergrove on We EMBER 3 GAME Guest speakor, Colone) A. E.| Aftermath Club House é

The White Ro

* the 1954 aca y placing third in the Senlor B fi -
clunmax of | 1954 by placing third In thi Aldor. | Deaday, Sept 1, was the decid- first: game of the B.C.| Pitman, addressed the regular|ridge and E 1
Banball Divisior Men. These games held the Alder F Finals was played at-8 p.m, on/z ‘ . : VAs
f Bail! hea An? ®: ueneRC OP ball for point for the local lads who) 4 2 mee the Old Age ember 24 and 25 was t
vb Ba ark ended 1 ex mimic f pall fo! Friday. September 3 wit Sian re
top teams tn BC, They also made a very enjoy now captured the Valley) jinn; team ‘the Mrs, C. T. Goff
Ae Datesof the o 1 elect t
___ | Firemen taking th i puree ae of
ors of the Peace Arch Club

three run
of t
innings and White F

wns sot for October 5.

/\84th Birthday

firemen scored

o first seven
rop)
with two in the ninth bu

ing the course

for better cooking... |
with less work ‘SQV feemisec
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nouncement

Currie of Sunny

Monday of

organ, ant
afternoon tea

s to be| rangements
th the Unit

must lose tw
eliminated, so White Rock wa

yan
her mother-in

till alive,”
Due to the poor weather on | observances
Saturday. September 4, all} church at 7

postponed until the | Willams

games were

following day vice
LOCAL TEAM COMES UP | Two mir
Ton o'clock on Sunday erved
ng saw last year’s ch
Acres defeat

of that same day

handed

feating Nelson by an

It was then White ~
the Tetters start. Then {

Rock's turn against Nelson and | Collir nd also he { orld t
the local boys were really cal oh to M deat intend sre

Nasco : ments as these {rom readers of THE :
« win. Gerry Howls was " River Road. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, *
ing ball for our home-town| A period of con i an international daily oewspaper .
boys af 4 tromendous|ing led by Mr n “The Monitor is must read:

r ck dumped the}and vocal ing for "

Interior Champs 8—4. This win Accor people.

"I returned to «choo
lapse of 18 years. 1
my degree from the ©

schedule cals to play

t 8 p.m. under

Prince

org
Meanwhile the Van

the lig
Police defeated” Vernon i but my educction comes
to give the B.C, Champions a Peace Park Garden from the Monitor. . - ”
shaking lose Club Hear of Garden | — “The Monitor gives me ideas
In the nightcap the Vall for my work. oy
Wonders | “I truly enjoy its com

Champs banded Prince Gec
a 12—5 shellacki

expert pitching of @ Sper national Garden
All the White
| played well

Peace Arch| pany. -
b,| You, too, wili find the Monitor
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nothing so easy as automatic ae

locals
eduled 1

our) Day, September

¢ was
ind the

The éarly me

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played between Vernon
Firemen and the t

Interlor were the

form which

| the 12 o'clock affa 4 18]
grou) the s with blue Mrs | —_—_—_—__—_—_- =
back for their first defeat Clee. senkine = toglen Brat prize | name)
LABOUR DAY TRIALS c zinnias | — a
- (address)

puted to|
and a gard |

| Every game Is important but
when White Rock took the|the + ember
field against Vernon in the Lab- with three blooms grown from|

our Day af

game the

| pressure was really on. White Dt ttt
| Rock scored two runs carly fn SEMIAHMOO SUN f

the game on errors but failed | = or

to hold the when the

Champs scored three runs In the All

Scie tnelay;ts make) It realy KINDS OF

exciting. Again the ho! y

boys scored and the gamo was

See the latest models at your dealer’:
brand new, In the ninth inning |
B, C, BLECTRIC siretch shortstop Bobby Mac

@| Quen singled to right field and
— |Ray Woodward cleared the ball]

= over the fence for a home run
The joyful White Rock players |
held Vernon to one run in their
half of the ninth and the Anal)
score read 5—4 in favour of the
local boys,
Gerry Howis, Dave Sperling
and Jack Roper al) took part in
this pitching duel between two}
great téams,
FINAL SCORING

Ag the Valloy Champs had won
they were scheduled to mect the
Police team immediately after
The strain of the many games
in such a short time began to

show on the home town team
‘land after @ gallant nine, innings
the final score read: White
Rock 0, Vancouver Police 4.

"| saved money on my life
insurance because | bought
4 Mutual Life policy..."

hen I took out most of my life insurance, my
first thought was ‘How big a premium will I
have to pay?’ Then a representative of The Mutual
Tife of Canada said: “The real cost of life insurance
is the premiums less the amount you'd receive

dividends.’
y showed me the outstanding White Rock had lost thelr sec-
ond game and thua wore elimin-

|) dividend record of The Mutual Life % ‘a
Canada. That convinced me. ee ‘ated, The final game went at sht
$ o'clock Monday aight between

i
Over the years, I'm already several Victoria ‘Tillicums who were

dollara to the good because Undefeated and the Vancouver
Police who had lost one game.

out a Mutual Life fe aa ?
egal f As. all other teams bad lost

To gst tho best protection for your family at twice White Rock who remain=

net cost, consult The Mutual Life of ed in the #ories until only three

representative in your community today. . teams were left officially ended

. third.

; = So onded a succésaful ecaron

pidins Ria res of bail for the local team both

at home and away, White Rook

MUTUAL LIFE f @ lho» given the people of thelr

home town sume fing entertain:

of CANADA ment during tho summer

HEAD OFFICE WATERLOO, ONTARIO months and they hope to repeat

Extobtisned 1869 this performance whon it is ball
tume again sext springs

Your local Mutual Life of Canada representative: Pies y Rook Motoré was

sponse!
~ and managed by Jack Carle and
BRANCH MANAGER: FRED B, GFROERER, Timlett. The
= Building, Mr
ler Building, ont
a _ ?

Vv. F. DeVick, Vancouve

ari Nai Chany 7 will
Broser Va! pions
Jumbia St, New Westminster. Phone: 4620. er
G. WILKLZ, RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE.

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