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2 The BALLARD NEWS TRIBUNE Wednesday, May 27, 1963
West Ballard l
Lnttle League t
Although handed their first lossL
of the season, Loyal Realty con-I
tinues to hold first place in theI
West Ballard Little League. Jeff
Jarvis, Ballard Eagle pitcher,
held the hard-hitting Loyal team
to 3 hits and 1 run.
The Bob Rapp's picked up two
wins 17-5 over the Pacific Trad-
ers and then edged the Ballard
Lions 4-3 for their fifth victory
in a row to take over second
place. A young Ballard Elk Club
also grabbed two wins defeating
the Pacific Traders 9-3 and trim-
ming the Eagles 9-1 and moved
into 3rd place. In the only other
game played Loyal Realty
squeezed by the Lions 1-0 in a
pitcher's duel between "Lefty"
Bruce Weir of the Lions and
Dave Floyd of the Loyals. Loyal
pushed across the winning run
in the eighth inning and now lead
the league with 7 wins against
one loss.
First In State
MIKE BRICE
By clearing the bar at 6 ft. 3
in. at the State Track Meet in
Pullman I a s t Saturday Mike
Brice, Ballard Senior, won first.
Seattle also took second and
third, with both Dave Kessler of
Sealth and Eric Klein of Ingra-
ham clearing 6-2. Kessler was
awarded second on the basis
of fewer misses. Brice has a
Kimball Memorial Scholarship
and will attend WSU.
DAR Meet June 6
The University of Washington
Chapter, DAR, will meet at 1:00
p.m. on Saturday, June 6, 1964
for an afternoon picnic at the
home of Mrs. Florence Setter-
gren, 7635 South 135th Street.
The hostess will be assisted by
Instead of criticism by speech,
to show someone a better way to
do a thing would be of much
greater value.--John Wanamaker
Mrs. Maryanna Hunt and Miss
Hazel Burnett. The program will
honor Flag Day.
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and John Ram. Back row, standing: Deloris Reed, Marty Roffe, Cory Antonsen,
Carol Haney, Mrs. Ness, Lillian Wilcox, Myrtle DuCette, John Moffltt, Mrs.
Antonsen, Lorane DuCette and Becky Whitfield.
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Pupils Study Many Novelists Visit
Subj 0n Field Trips Ballard
For the thirteenth year groups:overmght tours the students learn By Nancy Yanderlip
of Adams Elementary School pu-how to measure an acre of Ballard High School recently
pils are making overnight trips ground; use a compass; dip played host to two prominent
to study everything from mathe- specimens from the lagoon and Northwest novelists, Archie Binns
rustics to science. Two busloads collect leaves, stones, soil and and Zoa Sherborne. They had
went to Camp Long in West Se- bu~s. been invited to speak to some
attle Tuesday, May 19, and an- In the evening, of course, this of the language arts classes
other large group is over there work-that-is-play turns into a about their works and the writ-
this week. social hour and community sing. ing of a novel.
Of course many helpers go Sue Tenoll had invited Mr.
along, including P-TA members SPC Alumni Banquet Binns as her language arts proj-
to do such odd chores as cooking ect for Mr. Joe Cromarty's third
(with the help of the pupils) and Will BG Held June 6 period language arts class. He
high school and college students
who help teach botany, biology, The Seattle Pacific College spoke about his present day
mountain climbing and even lake Alumni Banquet will be June 6 writing and answered some of
the younger members of the par- at 6:30 p.m. in Gwinn Commons the many questions the students
ty on a safe trip over a glacier." on the campus. A 6 p.m. social had to ask. HENRY HOUSE
Oil t h e s e practical education hour will b,~ in the Gwinn Lounge. Zoa Sherborne spoke to stu-
"That Was The Year That Was" dents in Mr. Joe Cromarty and
is the theme of the banquet. Miss Frances Erickson's fourth
June :3 Meeting More than 500 alumni are ex-period classes. She writes pri-
Mrs. George Spencer, new Pres- petted to attend: marily about teenage proble
ident of the Women's Society of The banquet will chmax a full of growing up. She brought w Lean
Christian Service of the Queen day of Alarum activities. Class her the original copy of publish-
Anne Methodist Church, will pre- reunions will be held on campus er's proof o.[ one of her nave!s, Streaked
side at the group's annual June from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m Open ~:~1:;~1 asP;(~n;: leave w,m the
Luncheon Wednesday June 3 at House in Weter Memorial L]- I
noon at the church, brary, opened to students in Sep- Mrs. Sherborne was especially~
Mrs A K Guy is chairman tember 1963, will be from 2-6 impressed with the quality of; Oven Ready, Grade "A'
'. 7 =. " ~ ' p m Alumni College at which writing coming from the high~
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a~ss~stea ny ~rs. thomas watt, i " " " '" " " th cit She ur edl
sx - x: a sn on d Mrs ,two professors will bring Alarum schools m e y. g HEN URI ,
A'rn'old'~V['~Ols'off. up to date on current topics, will the students to try their skills at,
" ~t- be at 3 pro. Dr. Lloyd Moot- creative writing. A former Bal-I
Mr,s LynnH. Cors~ wdl spe,~,~ zingo head of the ma'thematics lard student Mrs. Sherborne was FRESH a
On: 'Llle in lne rarsonage.
Thepublic is invited Please call department will discuss ''What i invited t speak by Nancy Van" |r0ad.Breasted, lk dL
one of the above chairmen or Is Modern Mathematics?" and derlip.
the church for reservations James L. Chapman, drama di-I This was the first time this 10.12 Lb. Avg. IDe I
"""-- rector, will speak on 'Religious ~ year and possibly the first time:
ii : -- -- -- II Drama -- A Tool for Christian i in a number of years that novel-
0 h l~sts have come to wslt Ballard
llA.BX. Mattress I utreac ." ~ come to visit Ballard.Lynden Brand, Boneless
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3036 VFW placed Lite-a-Bike re- Tapes were also applied at North
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Average
fiective tape on the bicycle of
Connie Peterson, 1662 N. 97th,
at the Oak Lake Elementary
School, Saturday, May 16, during
a safety Rodeo staged by Ser-
toma International Clubs, Inc.
Past Post Commander Maynard
Keltner looked on and Senior
Vice Commander-elect Edward
Milikent of the 22nd District taped
the front fender Gregg Schmidt,
10908 North Park Ave. N,waited
with another of the 400 bicycles
Beach Elementary School and
will be available to schools in
the BaUard area on request.
Many bicycles still need protec-
tion. One little girl observed that
J. P. Patches needed safety tapes
so his bike wouldn't run into
things.
Comrades Clegg and Keltner
obliged by visiting his TV pro-
I gram May 14 and applying the
I tapes.
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