Preliminary Plans Well Undsnvay
For Canadian Minor Hockey Week

Preliminary plans for Minor organized minor hockey
Hockey Week and srrangements| across the country.
for continuing participation by the
Robin Hood trophy program in or-
ganized minor hockey in Canada

were discussed at a luncheon meet-| NWT have registered, and it fs ex-
ing attended ‘by Canadian Amateur| pected that In 1662 nearly 2,000 tro-

Hockey Association officials in| plies,

Montreal.

Minor Hockey Week will again

‘be sponsored by the CAHA in Jan-

uary, And George H. Mclvor, ous,
chairman of

announced at the ‘meeting that his

company wil] again present trophies

for the ‘1962 senson for boys in the
9-to-13-year age group competing in|

Parchment scroll, will go to ind!-

Rotary Club
To Sell Xmas
Trees on Sat.

One hundred and 50 Ch:

iON] SSE, 82 onsale Se. Castlegar

Lyons vs Martin ice 3
, 330 pm. —

* Hill vs Green ice 2
Lewis vs Denneus Ice 3
Thurs, Dec, 21 — 630 p.m.
Green vs Hampshire ice 1
Hill vs Lewis ice 2
Oglow vs Tarbet ice 3

xe ee Bee f30 Bot.

* ‘Charban vs Lewis ice 3
Games starred (*) are extra
games and do not count on draw.

Compliments of

KEN‘S

Phone 365-2472

HT

leagues | vidual winners,

Every player (about 150,000) re-

Since the Robin Hood-trophy|celves an identification card con-
program was launched three years | t!ning the players’ creed, and lea-
ago, more than 1,800 leagues in Ca-
nada’s 10 provinces, the Yukon and

gues receive attractive, colored lar-
ge-size creeds to display in dress-
ing rooms,

‘The creed, in addition to urging

along with a crest and a] the boy to train and keep fit in or-

der to play his peak capacity, em-
the importance of good
behaviour at home, at school, at
church, and in all realms of com-

"| munity activity.

Local league officials select the
Individual winners on the basis of
the creed, during the season's play.

In the photo, Mr, McIvor (cen-
ter), discusses the Players’ Creed
with Lionel Fleury (right) of ‘Que-

bee City, Minor Hoc-
key Week Committee, and J. M.

The trees will be sold by the
Castlegar Rotary Club in ald of the

centre for the District.

The trees, of 3, 4 and 7-ft.
heights, will be available ‘next to
the Laudin Building, at-the Castle
Motors and Mitchell Supply, and
at Castleaird Plaza,

CASTLEGAR SOCIALS

- Geft), Simcoe, Onitario,
Canedian Ama

United WA
Holds Bazaar -

‘The members of the United) EIMot and Mrs, ="
church WA held their, eannual|son; tea. tlekets, noo, or amp:
Christmas bazaar on Saturday af-
ternoon in the church basement.
‘This was & very successful event. |)

The guests were received by
Mrs, I. McNell and Mrs, R. H. Pratt.
‘The. hell was very attractively de-
corated in the Ohristmas theme.
The serving table was covered with |i
@ green cloth with lace overlay and

Breenery.

each centered with a miniature
reindeer with small trees and
Christmas decorations formed the
rest of the decor, Mrs, L, Morey
had made and arranged the decor-
ations,
Presiding at the tea urns dur-
ing the afternoon were Mrs, O. J.
Wilson, Mrs. H, Evans, Mra, E,
Murray, Mrs, I. Waldie, Mrs. 5.
Dinner, Mrs, O. Lightle, Mrs. J,
Kulough and Mrs, W, Houston.
Mis, E, Kraft was convenor of
the tea tables and assisting her in
serving were Mrs, P, Oglow, Mrs. F,
Barteoff, Mrs. ©. Bradford, Miss
Bonnle MacBain and Miss Donna
Markin,

Other comimittees were:

table, Mrs, E, Sherbiko, Mrs, W.
Shay and Mrs, P. Swift; sewing and
novelties, Mrs, J. Gemmill, Mrs. J.

reindeer were also surrounded with

The individual tea tables were

P./ of its own sewing table.

ver Birch Sctioo] for" hetdleny
children, see

“KINNAIRD SOCIALS

Mrs. J, Kaufman, Phono 365-5488
A successful Christmas bazaar

circles of the, United Church. WA.
Greeting the quests were Mrs.
L. Bignell of the Valley Vista group
and-Mrs, R. Lundquist of the Bench
group, Each circle was in charge

special booth of Christmas
decorations and noveltics were pre-
sented. by the Upper Bench ladies.
The CGIT, a recently formed
organization of young ladies, was in
charge of United Church calendars
and fish pond. Members of the
cnaay School ‘handled the bake

le.

Mr. and Mrs, E, Ilingworth of]

Liberal President
Visits Castlegar

The president of the B.C, Lib-
eral Party, W. Gilmore of Weat
Summerland, visited Castlegar on
‘Tuesday morning.

He met with loca! Liberals and
businessmen. In charge of arrange-
ments for Mr, Giimore's visit was
W. T. Waldie of Robson, president
of one ‘West Kootenay Federal Lib.

eral Association.

West jhave returned to
their home after visiting for scveral
weeks at the home of thelr son-in-
Jaw and daughter, Mr, and Mrs,
Ross Turner.
‘An eventful occasion honoring
father and son as both November
children was held recently in a fa-
mily dinner at the Denny Hughes
home. Dennis Jr. was one year old
Nov, 22,
Mrs, H, M, Mclver left by train
‘Tuesday for her home in Woodrow,
Sask., after spending the past sev-
eral months at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. E. O, Ackerman.

group’s planned project of a health

to provide

Mrs. H. Johnson, Phone 365-8294

Miss Janet Davis is a patient in
the Trail hospital,
Mrs. oe Dunlop was a patient
in the Castlegar hospital for a few
days.
Mrs. R. DeFoe returned home
Sunday evening from North Surrey
where she had attended the funeral
of her father, Mr, Charles Brown,
of Douglas Road, North Surrey. He
was 94 years old and is survived by
three sons, William of North Sur-
rey, Charles and James of Fife, and
three daughters, Mrs. Ross DeFoe
of Castlegar, Mrs, G. Edwards, Vic-
torla, and Mrs, Laird Cameron of
Seattle, 14 grandchildren and 16
great-grandchildren.
‘Mr, Brown was buried Dec. 2 at

Cemetery with Mr, Reg
Darke officiating. Mr. Brown will
be remembered by many in Castle-
gar having visited with his daugh-
ter on many occasions,

Mr, Henry Adie has returned
home from the Trail hospital where
he was 4 patient for a few days,

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Guides. Kept |
Very Busy
Each Month

‘The regular monthly meeting of |'
the. Local, Assoolation'to: ths Gutdes
and Brownies was held. in the Un-
ited Church basement with 17 pre-
sent. s

In the absence of the chairman,|- jf

Mrs, W. Schwartzenhnuer, Mrs. J.
R. C. MacBaln presided, The mem-
bers were informed that a letter
had been sent'to all the parents of
Guides and Brownies in Kinnaird,

and Castlegar, which ex-
tended an Invitation to mothers to
attend this meeting.

Mrs. MacBain then went on to
expisin the letter, first that Cas-
tlegar and District are very lucky
to hnve leaders for the Guides and
Brownics, in some Districts they are
going to have to close down dus
to the lack of leaders.

Next, the annual census is be-
ing taken and annual ‘dues of §1
are now due.

Of this a, 10 cents pays for the
girl's insurance which ‘covers her
at all Girl Guide activities, The
reat of the dollar is divided bet-

Pajaczkowski—hold
Tiger-Cats,

ween the and

officers to help cover the
tion’s expenses, im
February is a yery busy mon!
for Guides and Brownies which in.
cludes Thinking Week and the mo-
ther and daughter banquet, This is
where mothers can be very helpful,
such as setting tables, decorating,
washing up dishes and. serving at
the banquet.
‘Then in April !s Guide Cookie
week. Here again the parents can
help dy forming a committee to ar-
range where each company or pack
should go to sell thelr cookles and
arrange transportation for the girls
that have to go quite a distance.
In May the sssociation holds a
Mother's Day. Tea to raise funds to
cover. local: expenses. Here again
the ‘help of mothers is needed in

needed to help prepare Camp Rory

‘was space for the parents to mark
in which activity they could help.
‘This meeting was called with
the purpose of forming a District
Association and each District of
Kinnaird, Robson and Castlegar
would have two representatves each
attending.

It was decided to have a vice-
chairman from each, the District
Commissioner Mrs. MacBain would
be chairman. Mrs, G. Hughes was
elected as Castlegar vice-chairman,
Kinnaird and Robson are to elect
their vice-chairmen at their regular
meetings..Mrs, Ed Conroy was elec-
ted secretary-treasurer, Mrs. H.
Johnson publicity, and Mrs. A. Har-
vey the Castlegar representative.

The District Association will

for the girls’ camping, then again in,

September the fathers ere needed
to close the camp for the winter.
‘Transportation is needed from’ time
to time for special activities during
the year such as ‘Remembrance Day
parade, Thinking Day Gervice, Coo-

ke Week, tours of industrial cen- |

tres, Girl Guide first-aid and camp.
fire singing competitions,
At the bottom of. each . letter.

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hold their first meeting in January.
‘This will be a very busy meeting as
arrangements have to be made for
the Girl Guide competitions which
are to be held in Castlegar this
year, Plans will also be made for
Cookie Week and Thinking Week.
‘There will be the Cominco
Shield and s new trophy this year
is: the Maude Dougan Trophy.

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Bowling Instructors

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec.’.7, 1961:

Hockey
Schedule

Please Clip and Baro

Dec. 9 — ‘Saturday )—-.+
Pe a ema s neOtite Photo-

Practice.
830-9,40—Maddocks Shoes-Bosse Je-
weller-Practice,
9,40-10.60—Jacks Ple-n-Pac vs &mi-
th’s Plumbing-Game
11-12—Youngs Agency vs Pitts
Drug-Practice,

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‘and: in’: ‘some, places have already
Jost it.

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citrus, and other, fregrant shaving
lotions, Calgary males are buying
scented soaps, colognes and lotions
in sizeable qualities and thelr On-
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HOW TO. BOWL FIVEPINS|:iz7e2.2% "=

Double Diamond . Advisory Council

"| Dec, 11 — Monday: —~
6-7—Oswald Motors vs Eremenko-
Game,

_ | 7-8. mealies vs Castle | Motora-

5.10-D20—Youngs ‘Agency v8 Jacks
Pic-n-Pac-Game.

920-1030—Kootenay ‘Bld vs Mar-
lane Hotel-Game.

Deo, 12 — Tuesday.

6-7—Oswald Motors ¥i vs Pettitt Pho-
to-Practice.

7-8.10—Bob's Fava Taklt ve Mad-
docks Shoes-Cam
8.10-9:20—Bosse Seweller vs Co-op.
Practice.
9:20-1030—Kootenay Bid vs Shop
Easy-' recut
Deo. 4 —
ee onstlerer | Des va 5 Pettitt Pho-
to-Game.
7-810—Bossee Jeweller vs Castle
Motora-Game,

itanding

9.20-1020—Marlane Hotel vs Shop
Easy-Practice,

Dec. 16 — Saturday —
7.30-830—Castlegar Drug vs Erem-

HOW TO MASTER ‘SPOT’
BOWLING

To get your ball down to the
target at the end of the bowling
lane most accurately and most ef-
fectively, “Spot” bowling is by far
the most effective aiming system
to use.
‘The idea of spot bowling sounds
@ ‘Uttle strange at first — what
you do Js try to hit a target with-
out looking at it; But, the method
works so well that many expert
bowlers wouldn't think of bowling
any other may.
‘Instead of trying .to hit the
pins, which are 60 feet away, you
try to roll your ball over a fixed
“spot” which is about 15 feet away.
from the foul Ine, Of course, being
so close, this spot is much easier
to hit than the pin at the end of
the lane. And, if you have lined
yoursélf up ‘correctly, tHe ball will
naturally. continue on to its target.
Getting yourself lned up: cor-
rectly depends.on the ‘type of ball
you throw. It is the key to spot
bowling, and we'll be devoting sev-
eral columns to. it, ‘First you must
understand the basic idea.
‘The principle 1s much like eim-
ing a rifle. And, in fact, all modern
bowling lanes are now equipped
with scientifically placed’ “c Ys
spotted in front of the foul line,
which are called “range finders.”
You use them like gun alghta,
The spot near the foul line
where you deliver the ball is the
rear sight, The dart over ‘which
you roll the ball -is the front sight.
The pin is the target, Once you
have lined up your “sights”, you
don’t Jook at the pin again. You
just: concentrate on roling the ball
over the spot.

TWO METHODS OF “sPOT

BOWLING

To change your aim, you swing
your aiming line, just as you would
swing @ rifle, There are two ways
you can do this.

‘You can keep your same posi-
tion on the lane, but alm your ball
to roll over a different dart — thus
switching your “front sight.” Or,

you may change your position on
the approach, but roll every ball

enko-Practice,

8.30-9.40—Castle Motors ve Bob's
Pay'n ‘Takit-Practice,

| 940-10.50—Youngs Agency vs Pitts
Drug-Practice.
11-12—Jacks Pic-n-Pac vs Smith's
Plumbing-Practice,
Dec, .18 = Monday —
\giwnaabioes Motors vs Pettitt
Photo-Game,

7-8.10—Co-op vs Bob's Pay'n Takit- |

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Game.
8:10-9.20—Youngs Agency vs Smith's

6-7—Eremenko me Pettitt Photo-
Practice.
7-8.10—Bosse “Jewellers vs Bob's
Pay'n Tekit-Game,
8.10-9.20—Maddocks Shoes va Castle
Motors-Practice. .
920-1030—Kootenay Bld vs Shop
Basy-Game. i

Dec, 21 —, Thursday =.
6-1—Castlegar Drug vs Eremenko-
Game.
7-8.10—Co-op vs Maddocks Shoes-

Switching. the Switching ‘the ceie
front sight : back sight e :
eee 8.10-9.20—Jacks Pic-n-Pac vs Pitts
over the centre dart — thus switch-, Drug-Game. :
ing your “rear sight.” }920-1030—Marlane Hotel vs Shop
Hither way Is eee effective. | Hasy-Game.
But, use one or the other Don't| Dec. 23 -- Saturday
to combine the two methods or | 7.30-8.30—Castlegar Drag vs Oswald
you will end up. completely fone Motors-Practice,. - ¢
fused. 8.30-9.40—Bosse Jewellers vs Co-op-
- It-is important that you stick |Practice. -
to one method of sighting, because | 9.40-10.50—Jacks Pic-n-Pac vs Smi-
the way you for aif. |th's Practice.
ferent types of delivery, or ate M~12—Youngs Pitts

Agency vs

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ent kinds of Jane is op-

posite for the two methods.
If you are trying “spot” bowl-
ing for the first‘time, experiment
with both methods — always rol-
ling over the centre dart, but
changing ‘your posifon on the ap-
proach; or keeping the same pos-
ition on the approach, but aiming
over ‘different darts, Once you've
discovered which method seems
most natural for you, discard the
other system.
‘When a bowler switches to
“Spot”. bowling -from.some. other
system of aiming, his scoring may
slump slight, especially if he has
not been using 9 fully developed
awing. Spot bowling encourages de-
of good’ control and a

CATA ATE Ke

Castlegar & District Projects Society
Annual Meeting

Thursday, December 14, 8 p.m.
“AT THE

proper rythmic swing. As your
swing improves, scores start sing
rapidly.

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