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» Mrs, C. J... Whatley and ‘daugh-
ter Kathleen ‘left for their’ home
in Port Arthur). Ontario, ° last
week after a two weeks’ visit
with Mrs.. ‘Whatley’s daughter
and son-in-law, ‘Mr. and Mrs,

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Miss Shirley Collinson who: has
been spending a., month’s leave,
visiting her. parents, Mr.°and Mrs,
‘Wm.. Collinson, has returned to
her! ‘post'‘with' the: RCAF ‘at St.
Hubert,’ Que: ;

Mr. Harold Creighton has re-
turned from Yakima, Wash.,
after’ spending a few days with
his. brother Mr. Charlie Creigh-
ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Melville and
son Harold have returned from
holidaying in the United States,

Mr. and Mrs. Sam_ Erickson
have returned recently’ from
visiting. with members. oftheir
family in the States.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guido re-
turned this week from a three
‘week visit with relatives in Na-
kusp.

‘tended the. Dominion: Annual

Mrs. Horswill Attends i
Anglican: W.A. Meet
In _London,: Ontario

~Veterans of a 5,864 mile round-
trip by motor car, Mr.'and Mrs.
A. T. -Horswill returned. to their
home in Castlegar Sunday after
a four week visit to Eastern Can-
ada, - ay s

Except for the misfortune of
being involved in a two-car col-
ision on the Streets’ of’ London,
Ont., they report having *had “a
wonderful trip.”

Mrs, Horswill, who is president
of the Kootenay Diocesan ,Wo-
men’s Auxiliary to the Church of
England, and therefore onthe
Dominion Board of the W.A., at-

the ‘Castlegar’

Kats Neatly Ousted _
From Kootenay Finals
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And Championship
Castlegar’s * women fastballers,
its, | were ‘neatly
eliminated, from ‘their West Koo-
tenay Women’s Fastball :Champ-
ionship throne to which they as-
cended last year, in the seventh
and eighth game of an elongated
best of seven final series with the

Nelson Royals. during. the past
week,

Nelson. tri

gaining a circuit clout; for Nelson

‘}in the sixth, and Eleanor Dalling

and Blanch Deverson one each
for the Kats.

The best of seven series began
s at C with
Nelson eking out a 13-11 edge.
Castlegar roared back for a 17-11

day, have ended another seasom
of women’s fastball] and returnedi
the West Kootenay championship.
to Nelson, giving them the Spar—
ling Cup for thé first time as:

triumph at Nelson S ber 7
and the series remained tied’ with

t Sunday at
Nelspn, Royals again took the
lead in the series with a 13-'
drubbing of the locals but again
the latter evened matters with a
9-8 decision at home on the 17th.

with four wins to Castlegar's two
the‘two other games having re-
sulted in deadlocks. .With a 6-0
whitewashing Kats received at
their home grounds last week,
and an 8-4 defeat at Nelson on

Another -deadlock to the tune
of a 12-12 score did nothing be-
sides prolong the series on the
21st., but the decisive 6-4 win last
week and the 8-4 triumph Sun-

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Sunday, the Sparling Cup, won
iary to the Church of England in|for the first time by Kats last
Canada, held in London; Ont. ;|year, and the West Kootenay
_ About 250 delegates from each Championship ‘are now _ Nelson
of the 28 dioceses.in the Domin-| laurels. :
ion were present. They attended| In last week’s game, a tight in-
executive meetings in Woodstock’ field and superb chucking by Mc-
for the two days prior to the con-|Ginn plus a thirteen hit batting
ference and were accorded a barrage, were a great deal more
“very splendid reception” .at the.| than the Castlegar Kats, ‘with
Bishop’s Palace. They heard ad-|their four hits and ‘several er-
dresses by Anglican missionaries |rors, could cope with, Castlegar’s
from India, Japan and _ other|Iron Lady of the mound, tireless
fields afar and transacted a con- Anne Kastrukoff, who has hand-
siderable volume of routine busi- Med Practically all the pitching |
ness. chores for the Kats all season and
The traffic mishap which mar- appeared for mound duty in
red an otherwise excellent holi-] every game of the playoffs with
day, occurred on one of London’s| both Trail and’ Nelson, allowed
main thoroughfares. An Ontario| only one walk and received some
vehicle struck the Horswill car| nice support from Eleanor Dall-
on the front “left side, crumpled | ing at second.
the rear left fender also and was For Nelson, it was Mary Mc-
spun around by the impact. Both|Ginn on the mound, allowing
Mr. and Mrs. Horswill were in-| four hits and two walks and scor-
jured slightly and were in the .ing the only home run of the
emergency ward of a hospital for |'game.
several hours. Mr. Horswill was The final game on Sunday was
treated for bruises and Mrs.|one of the: best fastball exhibi-
Horswill needed six stitches in tions of the season with both
her knee. The accident caused teams staging a clean, hard-hit-
Mrs, Horswill to miss a day and ting, well-played battle. Royal’s
a half of the conference. They | obvious batting supermacy, how-
both report some soreness yet| ever, put them in the lead in the
from the mishap, ‘ fourth frame and kept them
The motor trip to Ontario was| there, with the help of a tight
via the Northern U.S. route| infield throughout the remainder
through Montana and Wisconsin. of the contest.
They travelled as far east as Nia- Royals pounded out fifteen hits
gara Falls and then back to Lon-| from the offerings of Kastrukott
don. .|while McGinn held Kats to five
They returned to B.C. again|hits, and two walks. Kastrukott
through the U.S. but via a more chalked up two strikeouts and
southerly route, passing through| McGinn whiffed five batters.
Yellowstone Park, the Bad Lands There were three homers in the
of South Dakota, and through] encounter, Marie Stangherlin

Tllinois and Iowa, =
aC,

Impressing sights for- them

of the Women’s Auxil-

MRS. MACPHERSON HOSTESS
TO GUIDES AND BROWNIES

The Castlegar Guide and
Brownie Association held their
regular meeting at the home of |

Mrs. Myles MacPherson, Wed-
‘| nesday, September 24, with Mrs.
J. F. Killough presiding.

There were nine members
present. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. V.
Goresky, October 29 at 2:30 p.m.

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were the varied metropolitan
scenery of Toronto, the natural
attractions of Yellowstone: Park,
the Ambassador Bridge between
Detroit and Windsor, the Ameri-
can corn belt with its corn palace
and promise of a bountiful corn
crop this year and the Great
Lakes, each of which they visit-
ed_and admired.

The trip also included a visit
to. Huron College where Arch-
deacon Basil Resker of Castlegar
had attended a nine day synod
of Church leaders just prior to
the W.A. Conference. *

Kinnaird Badminton
Off To Slow Start

There were a few shuttlecocks
flying and racquets swishing last
Sunday in the Kinnaird. Improve-
ment Society Hall when Senior-
Junior badminton got off to an
official start. The coach and bad-
minton club officials, however,
were disappointed at the small
number of persons appearing for
this first badminton session of
the season.

It is hoped that_with a bit more
publicity given to the club and
its endeavours, an increasing
number of enthusiasts will attend
the practices. i

S. C. Muirhead is coach again
this year and other coaching ap-
pointments will be made later.

The senior’ badminton gang is
in full swing now with practices
every Monday night. *

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