The Sun and the Erie County Independent from Hamburg, New York • Page 17

April 3, 1952 Midget Ball loop Opens Registration At Son This Week youngsters between the age. of in and 15 years of age. wishing to baseball this summer are requested to register at once. A reg-Ltion blank appear in this week SUN. Boys wishing to make application should send ta the fill-in form to the Hamburg SUN or to one of tne nuagei fic'ers.

Two leagues are planned for the coming season. One league will for boys 10 to 12 years of age and another for those-13-15. The spon sor is the HamDurg miogei Associations-made up of pa- rents of the players of last year and other interested men of the community. All boys residing In Hamburg Central School District 1, or In the Hamburg parochial school districts are eligible to join the midgets. AH that is necessary at this time Is that each boy interested 'fill out the application and send it along with $2.00 to the SUN or to one of the officers.

Applications should be in on or before April loth. League officials are hoping to have the services of Edmund -U Bach and Walter Walter, director of playgrounds and his assistant. respectively, when the season op ens. The two men aided Immeas urably last summer by taking over the coaching and umpiring duties. The two summer playground offi cials helped boys correct playing mistakes, improve their techniques at their various positions.

bojs respected their 'know-how and their decisions on the playing field were said Francis Valentine, organization publicity chairman, in praising the local leaders. Regardless of age of playing bility each boy who came out for a team last year played a part in each contest, according to Mr. Val entine. 1 i Mothers and fathers are encouraged to come out this season to see (he boys in action. As one.

of the fathers said last year, "You'd be surprised how much it Is to see your boy make a good kit, steal a base or make a good play in the field. If you come out once or twice you'll be in regular at tendance at the midget' league LAKE VIEW- The April meeting and supper lor choir members of Congregational Church will be held on Friday at 6 p.m. Mrs. Tranqulll Morrow and Miss Nancy Gilson will act as hostesses for the group. Members of the Rosary and All ar Society of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, church will receive Holy Communion in a body at the 8 s.m.

mass on Sunday. The regular monthly meeting of the Lakeview Community Association will be held April 8, 8:30 p.m. the flrehall. Robert Double of Lakeview has been named to the Dean's list at Alfred University for the Jfirst semester. A Junior ki the College of Liberal Arts.

Mr. Double ma-Jormg in His scholastic index is 2.35. Mr. Double la the son Mr. and Mrs.

J. Walter Double ot Southwestern Blvd. Holy week services at Lakeview Congregational church will be held BR tjT weonesday, 7:45 p.m. Jed Dexter of BlasdeU will be the wt speaker. Special music will furnished.

Thursday, 7:45 p.m. mmunloa service will be held. the church will speak. Friday, 7:45 wto of BlasdeU will be guest speaker. Special mutt PrVWefl Fh Report: Grass fires were 30 at io a.m.

T7T HAMBURG SUN and BRIE COUNTY INDEPENDENT Page Seventeen Joseph Gates Is Named To 15th Term as Officer At the annual convention of the United Lighting "Protection Association, held recently in Syracuse, Joseph F. Gates of Buffalo St. was re-elected treasurer for his 15th consecutive term. Gates Is a charter member of 'the association and has been a dealer -'in lightning rods for over 33 years. His sons, Elmer G.

Gates and Ray L. Gates are in business here with him," and also attended the Syracuse meeting. Mrs. Gates' and the two deugfiters-ln-law were there -r'-'-" Bahorts Plan Meeting Local members of the Niagara Frontier Baha'i Community met last evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry prlngle in Scranton to make plans for a speaker 'for their meeting on Apr. 12. Strop, in Hamburg and $ave time, money, effort and Inconvenience Orchard Downs Begins 131st Year As Hostelry 1 Orchard Downs, historic Orchard Park hostelry, today marks its fifth anniversary under the management of William' Ullrich. Now In its 131st year as an eating- place, the Downs building was erected by William Eddy In 1S20. For many -years it served as a ataee- coach stop, inn and tavern.

Today It Is an lip to date hostel ry with modern decor yet still holding to the tradition of fine food established over 'a century ago. Founded as Eddy's in the' early 19th century, the hotel passed to the Wesson and Stein families until purchased by Mr. Ullrich In 1947. KAUFMAN PHOTOGRAPHS 16 MAIN ST. EM.

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