8 | CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, April 2, 1969

peace
ALL-AROUND CORD was presented to Guide Grace Gormley;

of the 2nd Kinnaird Guide Company last Wednesday at the

Woodland Park School. Grace is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Gormley of Kinnaird. Pictured here is Kinwood-Belle
district commissioner Mrs. J. H. Roberts of Kinnaird making
the ‘presentation. Grace 1s the first Guide of the 2nd Kin-
naird Guide Company to receive the all-around cord as well
as being the first Guide receiving this honor since the estab-
lishing of the Kinwood-Belle district. — Castlegar News
Photo

Bowling Results from Castlegar and District

Congratulations were be-
ing handed out around the
Castle Buwladrome last week
to Bill Carlson, who had the
first 400 game in any league
in eight years.

Mr. Carlson has been an
ardent bowler over the past)
few years and has really
worked hard. for it.

Bill had an open frame

in the first, with 10, he then

followed with 10 consecutive

strikes, and then with his

final ball in the 12 frame had

a headpin to give Eien eae in
the last frame. Total 4

Monday night 7 o'clock.
LHS Elsi

arlson 811.
MHT Be Droppins 1190. THT
Droppins 3032.
Team points. Alley Cats
Jets 4, Rat Finks 1, Drop-|0;
pins 3, ‘One 1, Pot Shots 3.
Other 600’s Matt Rohn
649, Ted. Kajzar 646. Ralph
Scott 624.
Coffee Break

THS Mugs 916. THT

Mu

points, Cheerios 3,
Mutfets 0, Pugs S 4, Pincurl-
cs 3, Take Five 1, Wheaties

Other 600’s Kay Bevans
845, Fleahor, eoldeworts 622,
lay 1 o'c

Tuesd
K. Gretchen 266, E.
vot uge™ 266, LHT K. Gretchen

THS Macalister’s Insur-
Ol ance 951. THT Independents
2622,

Team Roints: Lucy-5 2,
Castlegar 1, ni
Stripers 3, te ealister's Tn-
sures 2, Oglows 1, Indepen-

nt er 600's M. Korody
640, E. Rysen 625.
Tues. Mixed 7 o’clock

LHS Ruth Rourke 254.
LHT Rath’! Rourke 579.

THS 16. THT
| Spotters 3068.

Team points. The ?. 3,
Kin Gars 1, Re; 3, Im
posaibles 0, Spoilers 4, ‘Blow

Other 600's Les Acheson

n 6
off 689, Don Farrier 633,
Rourke 618, Pete Tarasoff

LHS: Bev. Downey 304./610.

LHT Bev. Downey 676.

Tues. night mixed 9-11

LHS Marge Bonnett 250.
Marge Bonnett 694.

MHS Bill Robinson 307.

MHT Bill Robinson 744,
THS = Screwballs 1218.
aaa Screwballs 3282,
Team points. Nighthawks
0, Sock-Et-To-Em 0, The
mt 4. Sccowballs 4, Bank
of itreal 0.

Other 600's Bill Carlson
684, Ralph Ackles 645, Joyce
Turner 642, Marilyne’ Kurik
631, Ralph. Peterson 624, Pat
Shelofé 6:

Wed. oniee driver's :
LHS Leslie Stanyer 288.
LHT Leslie Stanyer 646.

THS Mustan| ngs 992. THT
Cadillacs 256:

Team fate Cadillacs 3,
T-Birds 3, ‘Barb ere 1, Mus-
tangs 3, Chevys 1, Jaguars 1.

‘Other 600s Helen Stamp-
Vincent 631.

2 Weds alt nite cutrate

Shirley Anderson
276. iy Shirley Anderson

676.
THS Orioles 1021. THT
769.

Orioles 2'
Points, Parrots 1,
Budgies 3, "Canaries 3, Swal| |
lows 1
00's Irene Conroy

1 646, Kay" Adshead

Rowdy Rollers ue ae
LHS Pat Quin 260. far
Joyce Turner 679.

THS Criers 1015. THT
Criers 2665.

Team points. Hooters 3,
Screamers 1, Groans 0,
Wailers 1, Criers 4, Moaners

3.
Thurs, Morning
Bevans 277.

Ka
ati Annabelle Kinakin 683.
THS Minks 950. THT
Minks 2'

2748.
Team points. Squirrels 3,
Beavers 1, Chipmunks 1,
ions 38, Teddy Bears 1 1, Minks

Thurs. Mornin:
LHS Elaine Creighton
rt LHT Elaine Creighton

THS Teddy Bears 1079.
THT Teddy Bears 2796.
Team points, Beavers 1,
Teddy Bears 3, Lions 0, Chip.
munis 4, Squirrels 2, Minks

Friday night classic mixed
LHS Marge Bonnett 229,

THS Bk
THT Odd Balls .3031..
Team Points. Blow Outs

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Says World-Champ Nancy Greene:

Winning Should Not be Overly.
Important in Sports for Youths

Rossland’s world-champ- cheon in Trail last Friday,
ion skiier, Nancy Greene, “Nancy said proper facilities
lieves the logical place to for sports are lacking in some
develop a | proper. sports and areas, but in ours recrea-

Nancy said it has been “fan-

ional
in the schools ‘since the de- | but are not being used be-
velopment of proper funda- cause proper instructors are
mentals and balance “are |not av: le.
necessary at an early age for “In these places,” she
following a sport at a later remarked, “money has to be
age.

fo other paris of Canada and
for

years old.

She said she hoped the
league “udoesn't get too or-
gal or too ‘competitive
to the point where winnine
» is stressed and: becomes all

;.,.|put into fetting
£ the special

ing to
es of the local press at a'junior ski Teague formed in
B.C. Telephone-hosted lun-'Ontario bearing her name,

that some a associated
with minoy hocke: have over;
emphasized causing
teams to be formed ‘with only
better players “while some

sit on the side-

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She said there are more
youn: the 13-and-
under age eval racing in Can-
ada today than there are in
ince.

Nancy was in the Koot-
enay area representing the
B.C. Telephone Co., for whom
she is a special repersenta-
tive. She ‘was visiting schools
talking to students.

ski team, the international
ski star said it is $80,000 be-
hind in fund raising and un-
less more money is forthcom-
ing it will have fo! ccropit its
summer training

Nancy said itis tf ‘the
summer program is cancelled,
then the team will drop fur:
ther. behind in world
competition standings. She
noted that the lack of proper
training last year shown
ub.in results in this winter's
skiing.

The world cup winner
said‘ the team has a good ‘co!

of skiers and is well coached,
but if financial support ‘isn’t
increased then the situation

ufacturers of ski equipment

to. the entire Eudest
provided for the U.S. ski

an She said the situation:
‘would be akin to that in the
‘automotive Tidustee Shere
car manufacturers sponso!

Facing ‘cars to promote their

.. product.

up to 13).

Speaking of the national EY:

may ‘develop where the man-|tain Jeff ree art. tolire

f his
d. | runner-up trophy ‘donated the

Highlight of the hockey
banquet held Saturday in the
arena hall for the Mitey Mit.
es was the "presentation of
several trophies and awards.

Some 175 parents and

were in

Mitey Mites Presented
With Trophies & Awards

receive hockéy sticks at the
start of next season as gifts
from Mr. Hughes and Mr. De-
Paoli.

These were Danny Barnes,
Don oct Jett Stewarts

Denny Hughes, mite div-
isional manager, emceed the
roceet commenting how
Pleased he was with the en-
m shown pwns during the

past hockey seaso
He spoke of ow: when
he first took to the ice six
years ago with the mites,
there were only sone 50
boys, a £ pups

Dan Brus -
tin and Mark Hyrciw.
Gordon Pace, a player of
the league-winning Eagles,
was directed to the head
table where he asked his
coach John Streliaff to come
forward and presented him be
with a chalice on behalf of
his team. Gordon read 2 well-
written script praising Mr.

ana "mites which now has
grown to over 200 lads in
both divisions.

e Lauriente, presid-
ent of the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Minor Hockey
tion, directed his Y words to
the parents. ae stated how
pleased he was with the out-
come of the hockey season
and how he had watched the
boys taking to. the ice at the

start of the season not know-

Pee Wee Pup representative,
told the boys of the stiffer
competition they would en-
counter as pups meeting out
of town teams and venturing
out on their own to other

aS.
Mr. Lauriente presented
ww Arms league

sath ane words of congrat-
es then called

| Mr. Hughes.
Billy Nazaroff was. recip:
| ient of the Aero Taxi award

were presented by ‘Mr,

sheabere

individual tro-
phies 2 presented by: Elio, De-
Paoli were ce Martin as
T|top scorer. ad Teit ‘Stewart
as the runner-up scorer. Re-
ceiving. mention in

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teams
David Fodor, Billy

the scoring race were James

Gillman, Mark Hycriw and

Gordon Pace. . ‘

Winner

ride. to:

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the most improved. Player

aoe each of the six mite
were aay Oliphant,

nt, cordon
Pace and Toh

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's untiring and well-
done job of coaching and
leading them to the number
one spot in the mite league.
Mite “mother of the year”
was Mrs. Kingsley Kirby who
was presented a corsage by
Mr. Hughes. He stated that
Mrs. Kirby was a hockey mo-
ther in every
having a word of much need-
ed encouragement, especially
he explained when he won-
dered Re the effort put forth
by his division was of a cali-
bre worthwhile for the boys.
The evening concluded

with the showing of films by| that can be
Moe Zibin.

t, always | are: Mrs.

Sheltered
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A committee to

The purpose

manitarian motives where the
retarded can attain a sense
of creativity and achievement.

fancy to old age. ‘Home and
community care appears tu

the most desireable’ for
in majority of retardates
rather than care in large in
stitutions.

The workshop operation
woula not be self sufficient
and at this time so the com-
munity must accept the re-
sponsibility for major costs.
It was suggested that one

way to do this is by indepen-
dent fund raising.

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BM of experience has” put; them

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SUGAR AND SPICE
Spring Has

5 A couple of
weeks ago

sang a. song

of hate in this

But the sun shines day
after: da and eventually
T/ those icles must reveal
scabby, shabby ugliness.

Spring‘in Canada is ed
female:

by save both , of us a.lot
or embarrassment.

ple,
Some people think that

love_is a - potion, especially
in the Far East. You know:
ground up

T-| verse, passionate, hotor-cold,

corner which recedes steadily
as you approach it, the least
I can do is sing a song of love,
and. ask you to join me.
Everybody loves something,
even if-it's only his car.
Looking into the backyard,
its pretty hard ve et all goofy
Ip

look like a couple of matrons,
buried to the waist in blane
mange, their arms

dingly. The picnic table
Ean looks like a freshly-risen
loaf of bread.

cruel or kind. And complete:
ly. undependable, as far. as
mood ‘goes.

In ‘this crazy climate,
have Jain on fresh grass -in
March and in love and in sun
that - suggested the month
would be July. And -I have|¥:
gone fishing on the first’ of
May ep had my line freeze

ring, I shall return to our
theme: love.
This is a favorite topic

nded for ts who cane think of

else to
Not being a poet, I will avoid

trying to be poetic and there- Ls

doesn't pay
ever tothe
chances with
crowing feet,

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Sounds ds jolly invigorating, or

1 somethin;

Love is not a potion, it’s
a lotion. It warms the cold
heat: as. analgesic < balm

arms the sore. -shoulder.
It lubricates the grinding
nerves. It soothes the tort-
ured soul as olive oil sices|
the baby bum.

It is an oinment (by the|®
way, Mecca ointment is. good
for practic

heat.. And nobody else there | rake:

put a mob of exhausted,

hot, tired and disgruntled
i grims like yourself. Th That’s
fowever, one musn’t wax
philosophical about love,|/a

IT love- my country. Not

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By Bill Smiley)
Arrived and It’ s Time to Sing of Love

the

spri
stream racing between
snowbanks

the’ epee bluewhite sea-
scapes of January.
I love peace and lone-
liness, ind they’ damn,

a fishing rod. The
outboard ‘motor and the ski-
doo nave seen to thal
d I love all growing

flowers, leaves

up.
3 oe. Llove a good dipober

2
cards are 8 coming mah And

An
job, whether it’s. writing a
column, or. teaching a dum-

new ick in my tax re-
turn. It seldom happens,’ but

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