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1. P15076 - "MSA Motors, district team which copped the Lower Fraser Valley senior B men's softball league title, ran into rough going in the Fraser Valley eliminations against Chilliwack. Team dropped the deciding game 9-4 Thursday night at Aldergrove park. Left to right, front row, are Tommy Johnston, Steve Laxton, Vern Oesch, Ron DeLair, Gerald Killoran, Les Killoran, and back row, Corny Unruh, Len Priebe, Vic Funk, Elgin Bartsch, Jerry Loewen and Marv Kehler. Missing from the lineup were Alex Fast and Jake Block."

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2. P19009 - Volunteers from three local softball teams, Valley Luckies, Michael Hayes and MSA Motors, met in two work bees to create build new bleachers at the Centennial Park ball diamond. Donors of lumber were J. A. Murphy and Gus Freund, and other businesses such as Dueck's Building Supplies, Modern Lumber and Harms Manufacturing Co. New bleachers to the south and west of diamond will seat about 300 spectators. Shown raising the framework are Bill Kielo, Jerry Loewen, Dave Thompson, name obscured, who directed and planned the project.

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3. P19010 - Volunteers from three local softball teams, Valley Luckies, Michael Hayes and MSA Motors, met in two work bees to create build new bleachers at the Centennial Park ball diamond. Donors of lumber were J. A. "Spud" Murphy and Gus Freund, and other businesses such as Dueck's Building Supplies, Modern Lumber and Harms Manufacturing Co. New bleachers to the south and west of diamond will seat about 300 spectators. Shown raising the framework are Bill Kielo, Jerry Loewen, Dave Thompson, name obscured, who directed and planned the project.

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4. P19011 - Volunteers from three local softball teams, Valley Luckies, Michael Hayes and MSA Motors, met in two work bees to create build new bleachers at the Centennial Park ball diamond. Donors of lumber were J. A. "Spud" Murphy and Gus Freund, and other businesses such as Dueck's Building Supplies, Modern Lumber and Harms Manufacturing Co. New bleachers to the south and west of diamond will seat about 300 spectators. Shown raising the framework are Bill Kielo, Jerry Loewen, Dave Thompson, name obscured, who directed and planned the project.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. P19012 - Volunteers from three local softball teams, Valley Luckies, Michael Hayes and MSA Motors, met in two work bees to create build new bleachers at the Centennial Park ball diamond. Donors of lumber were J A "Spud" Murphy and Gus Freund, and other businesses such as Dueck's Building Supplies, Modern Lumber and Harms Manufacturing Co. New bleachers to the south and west of diamond will seat about 300 spectators. Shown raising the framework are Bill Kielo, Jerry Loewen, Dave Thompson, name obscured, who directed and planned the project.

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6. P20214 - The Chord Busters, a local Barbershop Quartet appeared in the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America Parade of Harmony at Philip Sheffield auditorium Saturday April 30. Quartet featured, left to right: tenor Jack O’Brien, lead Jerry Loewen, baritone Jerry Hanowell and bass Derek Bekkering. Admission to the event was $1.50 for Adults and $0.75 for Children. Other highlighted acts included Fraser Valley Barbershop Chorus, Fireside Four, who were also members of the Thunderbird Chorus from Vancouver, Mount Baker Chorus of Bellingham, WA and under the direction of Jack Northey, and the Howe Sounds, who were well known performers in concert, on radio, TV and on a tour of Europe, including Amsterdam, Copenhagen and in the British Isles. The members were: Rob Buchan, Al Hayward, Maurice Jones and Barry Shields. The program lasted two hours and John Boyd of Bellingham was the Master of Ceremonies. The program was completed with a comedy routine, The Shooting of Dan McGrew, which drew much laughter with Barry Shields playing the part of Lou.

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7. P28609 - This photograph was featured in the "Scenes from our past" section of the Abbotsford, Sumas & Matsqui Times. Members of the 1958 Abbotsford Senior High School Senior Boys basketball team pose for a team photograph. The team had a good start to their season, winning their first three games. Back row, from left to right: Jerry Loewen, Bill Mahoney, Ron Siemens, Larry Davies, Barry Forrest, Alan Carson, Len Priebe, Ervin Enns and Bill Harder. Kneeling in the front row are Coach Gerry Swan (left) and Manager Mike Olson.

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8. P48269 - Members of the Gregory Price men's basketball team. John A. "Spud" Murphy at front on one knee. Photo also includes Len Priebe and Jerry Loewen butlocation in photo is not identified. Appears to be at the Philip Sheffield High School auditorium.

   Gregory Price was a men's wear store in downtown Abbotsford.

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9. P48270 - Members of the 1947 - 48 Gregory Price men's basketball team. At the back is John A."Spud" Murphy. Front centre is Len Priebe; at left is Jerry Loewen. The photo appears to have been taken at the Philip Sheffield High School auditorium.

   Gregory Price was a men's wear store in downtown Abbotsford.

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10. P49874 - Undefeated in 11 league games and winning the Fraser Valley Senior "B" Men's basketball league playoffs were the Valley Molsons, Abbotsford's entry in the league. Top honurs went to Jim Falk who scored an average of 19 points per game of league play. Players, front row, left to right: Vic Regehr, Jerry Loewen, Len Priebe, Mike Shannon and Jim Falk. Back row are: Jim Dobos, coach; Bruce Flodin, Vic Funk, Larry Davis, Alan Carson, Harry Bailey and Les Killoran, manager.

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