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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 13, 1963

Guide, Brownie Parent
Group Holds Meeting

The regular meeting of the,
Parent Association to Guides and,
Brownies was held Monday even-
ing at the home of Mrs. H. John-
son, This was the final meeting of
the season, There were nino mem-
bers present and Mrs, A. Richards,
the president, presided.

The meeting was opened with
all repeating the Gulde prayer.
Minutes and ‘treasurer's report
were read, A thank you note for
gift received was read from Mrs,
A Shaw a former Brown Owl, who
is now residing in Nelson,

Committee reports werd heard.
It was reported that the Mother's
Day Tea had been successful and
Mrs, Richards thanked all those
who had helped in any way to
make the .tea a success. The bills
for the tea had been paid,

It was also reported that some
of the Guides had gone out to Camp
Rory to help prepare the camp for
summer activities, It had been
hoped that some of the parents
would have helped with the camp.
It: was decided that the executive
be empowered to make any decis-
fons ‘and make out cheques during
the summer if the need arises.

Scouts be asked to help with the
preparing of Camp Rory,.as there
is still much work to be done. A
cheque is to be aent to Dene Gir-
aud in Robson to help her with
expenses to Guide camp in Covina,
California,

It was learned that Girl Guide
Cookie money is still to come in
and it was urged that those owing
cookie money try to get it in right
away so that the treasurer can get
the books done up for the summer,

At the close of a very busy
business session the hostess served
delicious refreshments. T. Me-
Gauley was the winner of the ev-
ening’s booster prize,

AGOLE

ON THE

ee hl ar COURSE

JOHN MiboD

June 6, 1963°— the’ official
opening of the Castlegar Golf
Course Clubhouse. In ten years
time we will be able to think back
to this evening and say ‘Well, we've
sure come a long way since then,’
L imagine the fellows who fashion-
ed this’ course out of the rough
about six years ago will be using
these same words as of today, and,
if we can improve our course as
much as they did, in the samo
length of time, then I’m sure..we
will have something to be proud “of.
. All in all it was a beautiful

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in the event of-a major disaster
each zone’ must be prepared to

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evening, almost as though it had
been ‘ordered especially for: this
occasion, and’ if sheer will power
could will this type of weather I
would say give the credit to Otto
Walker,

Usually when we put on a 2
ball foursome for mixed-up couples
we have a turnout of approximate-
ly 15 to 20 couples, but we sure
hit the jackpot on this one. Over
50 couples turned out in force and
a vote of thanks goes out to those
fellows who love the brunt of the

attack; John Miros and Ernie Fitz.
patrick who had the uneviable job

S| of trying to pass out handicaps to

RURAL es

many of the contestants, some of
whom were turning out for the
first time; to Bob Wadey for the
great job he did in masterminding
the’ passing out of the other type
of handicap’ (?), and /to all, the
others who pitched in and helped

any way.

Dick Wayling contributed ap-
proximately three hours on the
piano to make the evening session
a howling success, even the coyotes
sat back and listened. As far a3 I
could see there was just one thing
lacking — a bigger Club House!
And then of course there was
the entertainment served up on
No. 1 tee; too bad someone didn’t
pass the hat, Okay, okay, so there
happens tobe two gentlemen in
the club, Bill Reed and myself both
agree that we could have knocked
that ball a’ country mile’ off ‘the
first tee, but we have been brought
up to believé in that old saying
of, “Ladies First." Which is -more
than we can say for the rest of
you show-offs!

I don't know about Bill's par-

tner, but Lorne Zinio must have
thought ‘that he could make me
feo] better by dribbling his ‘shot
off the tee and then making a
mighty hole in the atmosphere on
his second shot (and it wasn’t with
the ball!). By the time we finished
that first hole. our better halves
were slightly more than disgusted
and we realized just how much
when it: came our turn to tee off
on No. 3. They both took out their
drivers and walked up to the tec
with us! They explained later that
they’ hadn't jiotended to: use’ the
drivers on the ball — if we had
missed again, I don’t believe this is
strictly our story, just a: parallel
to what was happening all over the
course,

Prizes in this scattergun con:
test were distributed as follows:
first prize, Sandra Gray and Dave
Blishen; second, Kay McIntyre and
Leo Bosse and twin golf balls to
the Wilsons,
galls, Borodulas’,

(Hugo) and the McKees’.

sorry the other fellows didn’t ge!
golf balls but at least they would
have'the pleasure of listening to
their wives: all night long, telling
them that if they had played golf
the way it'should be played ‘then

they. could have been winners too, | =

(should konw!)

«Now we must get back to see-
ing just how our boys are doing in
their guest for the “Bosse” Trophy.
‘Up until Sunday evening the latest
standings ‘were: In the primary,
8rd round, it was Borodula over
Stefoniuk, McDonald over Wood,
Reed over Zinio, Walker over Fitz-
Patrick, Wilson over Burak, Hyland
over Wayling and Gjennestad, this
last match completed the only bye
in the tournament. --

In the 4th round, McDonald won
out over Biln, Deverson over Boro-
dula, Reed over Adams and this
I believe winds up the 4th round.
I don’t see too well in the dark but
from what I could make ‘out from
the sheet on Sunday nite the field.
narrows.:down to teh following
players: Hank Godderis, Bob Jef-
fery, Buzz-McDonald, Dan Dever-
son, Bill Reed, Otto Walker, Tom-
my. Wilson, and’ H. Hyland. Any-
Bodycare to pick a winner?

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Srd round, it was Fred Stoushnow
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ma‘ went: along’ for com-
nrthey-came in Joe's
were “like ‘saucers, “You
iow" he said, “that guy Stoush-
now hit:18-beautiful drives, pract-
ically all. 6f.them‘on the greens!”
1 couldn't quite swallow all of this
so 1 asked Bob for his version but
ail teould, get out of; him was,

Inthe next match it was Buck-
na over Harmston and Lockhart ov-
er Buckna, All I.can. say on this
last“ match is ‘that /Joe, didn’t. fol-
low Freddy's;example ‘and Tommy
cementt

The "Editor: wielded his clip-
pera on my last column, I’m either
getting too windy or he ran out of
space, so Pll try the ending once
more — Mike says — If. you lose
any article on or around the Golf.
course, please report it to the Club
house; the same applies any-
thing ‘found, Just to, be on the safe
side check your. equipment before
you leave.

fe say — if you ‘want to do
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cost 0B eac! id don’t give us
that line ‘about inflation!

~ Successful Sately
Month Campaign

‘A “successful”, May safety. mon-
th campaign has been completed
by the’ operations “of. The! Consoli-
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pany, Safety Supervisor J.C. Ink
said recently,

There were’three lots-time ac-
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said Mr. Ink. -
In comp:
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past show. that im'1958,and_in 1960,
there were two accidents with none
at. the Trail-operations-in 1958.;.
Employee: participation in this
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good response and about’ $2,000 in
prizes was - -awarded to participants,
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A four-year famine was broken |
by Robson’ School in winning ‘the
‘Rural Schools Track Meet held at

E ‘= ‘the. Tarrya Improvement Soclety

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sented the Tarrys Improvement So-!

-*'elety Trophy ‘to the winners, who.

‘won 37 per cent of - their entries
edging out Tarrya with 35 per cent”
and Qotischenia with 80 per cent, |

The girls’ aggregate « trophy
was presented by) Mrs.. Smith’ of
Robson to Joanne. Pongracz who
won all’ her’ events’ collecting | 24
Points,

(Mra, Suanes of Robson present-

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ed the boys’ aggregate ‘trophy. to
Andy -Verlgin .who'won 20 points.
Other ‘high ‘scores were’ Joe
‘Popofft of ‘Ootiscliénia,  Bill/ Mako-
nin: of Tarrys, Margaret ‘Thora of
Robson and» Walter Pudmeroff. of
Ootischenia.):)<
Yo The! key, to schools "for. event
results’ are: Robson-R, Tarrys-T,
Ootischenia-O, and Pass Creek-PC.

DASH EVENTS: — Girls 7
and under:’— Violet! Drazdoff T;
Elizabeth -Pongrar R; Annett
gatoft T. Boys 7 and under: — Dan-

ny: Markaroff T; Tim: :Chutekoff R
Chris Stewart R,

Girls 9 and: under: — Pamela
Macalister’ R; Christine Evin’ R;
Mary. Jane Harshenin 0, Boys’ 9
and’ under: — ‘Steven: Gorkoft 'R;
Harry Kooznetsoff T; Jackle Kaba-
toff 0;

Girls‘ 11 and_under:’— Mar-
garet Thora R; : Vera* Maloff’ T;

‘| Elaine Sookachoff PC, Boys 11 and

*:Junder: \—- Joe Popoff 0; Walter |p

‘I ozeroft T; Vyonne.
{| Olive’ Koncewicz R, Boys 13 and

Pudmeroff, 0; Jackie Grader. R.
Girls'18 ‘and ‘under:, — Tina

Gorkofft R; Vera Maloff T; Marga-
ret Thora 'R; Boys 11: and) under:
— Joe Popoff.0; Walter Pudmer-
off O; Wayne Obietkoff 0.

Girls 13 and under Natasha
Markin O; Tina Ozeroff T; Marjory
Saporikin, T.\Boys 18 and. under:
— Peter Skiboff T; Andy’ Verlgin
R; Robert Harshenin Osea sy

. Girls over -18:,— Jdanne Pi
gracz’ R;, Natasha: Merkin |O; May-
orie ‘Soprikin T.- Boys aver. 13: —

‘Are Billy: MakoninT; Peter Skiboft T; HY

Harry Zeboroff-O,

=, Girls. 9 ‘and. .under:: —-Linda
Ostoforoff.T;. Linda. Obietkoff 0;
Pamela “Macalister R. Boys 9 and
under: Steven Gorkoff,, R;. Harry,
Room euiote :T;, Jack-Kabatoff 0.

* Girls 11 ‘and under: — Elaine
Dootoft R; -Eileen: Kalesntkoft T;
Marlerie Stewart R.: Boys: 11°and
under:
Jacky 'Grader’R; ' Harry Lebedoft

Girls 13° and: under: — “Nera

i Junder; “—: Peter Skiboff' T; ‘andy

| Verigin R; Paul Anutooshkin 0.

Girls over 13:,—~ Joanne Pon-

4) grace’ R} i Joan ‘Haviland: R;' Nora
x Stodpnikoff. O.; Boys ‘ over :13:°—

Paul Anutooshkin- 0; Peter Baler,

<|nin'T; Bill: Demoskoff T.

THREE-LEGGED: EVENTS —

>) | Girls -7. and under: "—: Karla Ny-

gaard -:Elizabeth Pongracz: R;."An-

“| gela Ereminko - Marilyn Stoochnoff

T; Laura’ Lea Haviland: - Joanne

Ogloff: R.:::

Louise T. Boys 13 and
‘under: — Andy’ Verigin' R; David
Chernoff R; Bill Demoskoff'T.,
Girls. over 13: —' Joanne Pon:
gracz R; Louise T; Nora

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SOFTBALL. THROW EVENTS

:— Walter Pudmeroff: 0; |’.

Stoopnikoff 0; Nadine Shlakoft T; |™ Tic]
wate: Gretel own Gide 'whd*is'making the’ trip’

_ CASTLEGAR. NEWS, Thureday, June 18, 1968

* the inembers of.

8 Circle of {the United Church’ Wo-

men. held | thelr - dequlan m meeting
recently at the home of; Mrs. E. A
Lipsett. with elght : members ant

$4, |fiver guests present. President Mrs. =|

Friendship Circle Holds"

INSURANCE ny
REAL ESTATE. NEEDS |.
Phone, 365-3441

This was the final meeting of
the season. and the fall meetings
will start: Sept.'5: when the meet-
ing’ will: We sheld at the home of
'Mrs. ‘Paul. Moroso,

At the close sof the meeting
were served

{BL i'5. Lipsett
e meeting wan. ‘pened with |

Ole
y [the ae ae the theme of which i

was |The Peace. Makers,” Three
of; the ‘members: took part.) Mrs,
Lipsett : “yeported® on the the exe:
Ne meetin

ed,” extra meals and incidentals for
the. Eroup enroute, | uae

also district or local associations to
foleane ao from giving’ too
fali'assistance’ to’ their

and help the above fund: as with-
. [out “this travelling: fund the trip
eannot be made, Our fund needs
a ital of): $910."

voted to ‘donate

| $18 foward the circle project. This
donation will ;enable’ one ‘of the

Sunday ‘Schinol’ students to’ attend

and these will accompany a arene

.| verse. for a ‘holiday money raising

project...

7S Mrs, BL Karpoft from Genelle
was the’ evening's guest speaker.
She’ spoke of the missionary work
ofthe church, “explaining the, part
carried’ on by’ the ’ First” United
Church of: Vancouver.’ The _meet-
ing was‘:brought to a- close with

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ning .in the singing, of a

Stoopnikoff ‘O.: Boys’ over: 13:: —
Harry | Zeboroff O; Harry Sopriikin
T; Joey Gorkoff.R. |<)

HIGH JUMP EVENTS — ‘Giits
7 and:under: — Violet: Drazdofft
T; Cathy: Maloff T; Annett” Argat-
off T. Boys 7 and under: — Donny

zoff) PC;.Tommy Chutskoff R.
i Girls’ 9° and under:

i Girls: 9 and under: — Mary.
>. Linda

é o "Glenda Oborne - Dawn Sanford
R; Marenet Rebelkin - Elaine Zea-
‘bin

Boys ‘7-and under: — Lenard Lov-
erenow -° George ' Plotnikoff. 0;
David. Davies - Marven Nelson R;

\.| Lloyd Skiboff -- Bobby Markaroff T.

Boys 9 and.under: —. Jack
Kabatoff: - Tim Popoff,0; Tommy
Moran” .-. Peter Chernienkoft T;

i aie Kalesnikoff.~ Sergie Popoff 0.
E EVENTS > —

J [Gins’ 7 and under; —

ROAD JUM
Violet Draz-

=| dof 'T; Marion ‘Voykin PC; Vivian

¢ Stoochnoff O.. Boys 7 an ‘dunder: ee
/|—-Donnay.:, Makaroff '.T; -Robert | 8ta
Nickerson : R;

George Plotnikoff

Girls $ and under: = ‘Mary
Jane Harshenin 0; Bonnie Zaitsoft.
et Pamela Macalister, R. Boys 9

Harry. Kooznetsoff
hn Pop-

+ {nason, Marlene Stewart: Bays open:

— Mary
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Fe Christine: Evin. R) Boys 9. and
under:’— Peter’ Kalesnikoff 'R;

Girls 11 and under: ——- Mar-

and’ under ‘Joe Popoff ‘O; eens
Abietkoff 0; *Billy. Malo ff -T.

Kabatoff. R;: Louise Grétehe!
Irene Hunter..R, Boys, 13 and
der: — . Andy. Verigin R;.Paul'Ant

Makonin..‘T;) Robert .Hars! enin OF
Paul" Anutooshkin ..Q.

USRELAY: EVENTS — Girls. open:
— Robson School First: —'Marga-
tet ‘Thors; Joanne Pongracz, Linda
Evin,,: Olive: KoncewviczKaren Jo:

Markin.. Ootistienia: Third:
Hadikin;; Walter” Pudmi

Makaroff .'T;: Christopher. Perever- | ’

Jack Kabatoff 0; Tommy Haviland
WHEELBARROW EVENTS —|R; hie Eedtieatey fe

garet Thors R;\ Vera: Maloff: T;|°:
Elaine “ Sookachoff PC. . Boys “11 } «

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