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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, February 5, 1.953

Castlegar Deminoes
Bow To Northport
Hoopsters 49 to 45

The Cast! were
bested by a ior ae team from
the Northport American Legion,
49-45 in a thrilling basketball en-
counter in the Stanley Humphries
auditorium Friday night,

After trailing 32-13 at the end

squad, sparked by “Ei

row the gap in the score,
1

hoopsters,

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G. Roich 5.
Game Lineups, Northport:

Vv. Benson. 16, J. Dompier 6,

Nixon 3, Reed Hicken 17,

of the first half, the Castlegar
lagle -eyes”
Rennie Mitchell and Reed Hicken,
came back strong to outpoint
their visiting opponents 32-17 in
the second half, and rapidly nar-

d closely and
coping with a style of play some-
what rough at times, they. were
unable to overtake the Northport

Rennie earned himself first star
of the evening with 24 points to
his credit, over half of Castle-
gar’s total. He was followed by
Reed Hicken with 17 counters,

For Northport, top point getter
was V. Benson with 16 points,
followed by D, Harmon with 12,
J. Harmon 10, J. Dompier 6 and

D,. Harmon 12, J. Harmon 10,
G,| thereafter while their Forks op-

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High School Hoopsters
Split Double Bill
With Grand Forks

AFTERNOON
‘REFLECTIONS

LIFE AT S.H.H.S.,

By PAUL ZANET
This column, making its debut
in the Castle News this week, has
for its purpose to bring to the citi-

Rogal Park
EXCLUSIVE

Castlegar basketball teams split
a twin bill with visiting Grand
Forks High School seniors in a
well attended hoop exhibition in
the Stanley Humphries Auditor-
jum Friday evening.

The capacity crowd of over 300
fans saw the Stanley Humphries
boys outpoint their visiting op-
ponents 24-21 while the home-
town girls absorbed a 23-‘drub-
bing from the Grand Forks
lassies,

The Castlegar girls were trail-
ing 5-7 at half time but were able
to collect only two more points

zens of C an idea of the

By Gladys Colli:

I wonder why my ' reflections
this week have been a bit on the
resentful side. Could it be per-
Raps after reading “Just Looking”

by E.G.O. in last weck’s Castle
News, my natural female ego was
slightly deflated? Now I ask you,
what right has any mere male.to
assume, and the further audacity
to state, that'he is the more hand-
some of the species.

Supposing we do use a few gad-
gets here and there, and a little
powder and paint, It seems to me
that should be permissable in
view of the fact that men too re-

ponents 4 greater sk
accuracy than in the first: half,
basketed 16 counters,

Arlene Blaihut was credited
with’ three ‘of the local girls’

scores, and Violet Gleboff and

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Shirley Taylor scored two each.
For Grand Forks, Maureen Pat-
rick, Olga Skrepnikoff, Violet
Rezansoff and Vera Beliveau, and
Bernie each coll

sort to ar » in spite of all
they say. Have any of you re-
cently had the happy experience
of sitting in a beauty parlor of a
large City? If not, may I bring

that oc-
cupy our leisure moments at the
Stanley Humphries High School.
Let me first explain that the
students in the school are divided
into four houses, each competing
in such activities as sports, drama,
public speaking and debating. At
the end of each year, the John
Dalton trophy is awarded to the
house with the largest aggregate
of points, There is also the K.R.C,
trophy which is won by the house
winning the highest number of
points in the annual track meet
held in May.

Present House standings are:
House 3, 152 points; House 2, 125
points; House 4, 115 points and
House 1, 80 points.

The January 29 assembly of the
Students. Council presided at by

Mel G

SUITS

For Spring

you up to date? The male
is an' accepted fact to the opera-

aw Mr.
Bubs and his fumbling ‘dub give

tors, and the men
walk brashly in without even bat-
ting (an eye, for anything from a

points and Mary Tomlin 3.

The boys game,.a hard fought
thriller from start to finish but
particularly in the second half,
saw the local lads bound into a
commanding 17-8-lead by half
time after leading 12-7 end of first
quarter,

The Grand Forks boys came
back in the third quarter, how-
ever and rapidly narrowed the
gap to 21-17, They continued
their vain bid for victory, in the
last quarter, but, their scoring
potentialities were foiled suc-
cessfully at almost each try. |

High point getter for the boys
game was George Chernoff with
12 points for the Grand Forks
team, while G, Eremku ‘and J.
Seminoff scored 5 and 4 points
respectively, also for Grand Forks.
For Castlegar, e _f oinlkott
tallied 9

toa wave.
The men in these parts may not
yet have become educated to the
advantages of beauty parlor serv-
ice, but they still do the best they
can with what they’ve got, in
front of their own mirrors at

ey
ment with an eetiiirer recep-
tion, from the student body.
On January 30 it was basket-
ball, House 1 defeated House 2 by
a score of 8 to 6 with Bill Plotni-
koff making 5 of the 8 points for
House 1 and Joe Zeeben getting
all 6 points for House 2, On the
same day, the House 4 junior
girls House2 junior girls

home, The vast they
feel when they view these stag-
gering results is of course because
they wish to impress their more
{and I quote) slightly inferior
counterpart, Away with all artifi-
cial aids to beauty, he says. Let
both sexes have an equal footing.
Well, Mr. E.G.O., lets ‘start all
over again, -and this time keep
the footing equal,

In the first place, we will never
accept that “slightly inferior" at-
titude, and in the second place,
even with our faces washed clean,
I think our features compare fav-
orably with those of our “slightly

Joe Zeeben 4, Leo Gosttings and

J, Nixon, Walt Poogy, Vic Krav-

Bulletin Board

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

Friday, an ie ann sail mecting ‘at 6:15 pm, |

St. Alban’s Evening Guild Valentine Tea and Apron Sale.
‘Saturday, February 14, 3 to 5 pm. in the Parish Hall.

Twin Rivers Hall at 8 = All members ae ie attend,
and Bake
Sale, Hinnaird Bell, vebeuary 44, 2: 2:30 te. 7 pani ee

JUNIO“ BADMINTON ‘Monday evenings nee to 9 pm
SALES. gym.

SENIOR BADMINTON Tuesiay ‘evenings 7 to 11 pm.
3.5.8.8. gym.

TEA —

Insurance Advisers . .

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Cabelegar

at 7:30 pms;

ae 4 ODE. monthly and annual meeting Monday, ‘February 9,-

Cyril Bell Agencies lid.

sky and Gordie Reed 2 each,

- Rennie Mitchell and Reed Hic-
ken were réferees,

In the interval B wen the two
games, the Stank

males,

‘You will note in last week's
column, that the writer says that,
in view of the ladies’ handicap he
would suggest we be permitted
one — no, two (béing very gen-
erous) cosmetic devices AS ade-
quate

Junior High ‘Schoul Band gave
their second public petformance,
Under the direction of Bob ‘Gra-
ham, musie teacher’ at the high
school, the 32 piece band” won
enthusiastic applause for :
renditions, ‘showing “much “prq-.
gress since their first appearance.

. Making. thei. rfirst appearance
wére . three Stanley Humphries
High, School: Majorettes, Gérry
Ann .Wanless, Faythe Toogood
and Joan, Bennett, who marched
in graceful time to recorded
music and twirled their batons.

Both schools had their chéer
leaders who led the fans in rous-
ing cheers for the teams. Bever-
ley Jones, Joan Hostetter and
Marlene Albee led the Castlegar
cheering section and Iris Kalma-
koff, Myrtle ‘Fisher and: Art

for.Grand Forks.
Game Lineups: Girls,

- Gtand.-Forks:- Olga. Skrepni-
‘koff 4, Maureen Patrick 4, Mary
Tomlin 3, Violet Rezansoff 4,
Vera Skrepnikoff, Bernie Benin- |.
ger 4, Nariko Kondo, Betty Die-
penbeck, Doreen Stule, Vera Beli-
veau 4...
: = Castlegar: Della Goetting, Wee:

Elaine Phyllips,

Lynn Richardson, Olga’ Samson-
off, Donna’ Muirhead, Vay Hawk-
ins,’ Joan“ Hett, Nonie Henke,
Violet Gleboff 2, Arlene Blaihut 3,
Shirley ‘Taylor 2.
Boys Game -
Gran@'Forks: E. Délpenbect, ‘1.
Kalesnikoff, G.’ Chernoff :12, P.
G. 5, B. Lusi,

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Special Group $5.95 and $7.95

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PORK ROASTS
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7 mofe.of this i

Heaven were .the cheer leaders | ~

tion for what, - I: ask Sow And
what handicap might he be re-
ferring.to? After all, the writer
did admit that the difference in
facial regularity is very. slight.

So. please Jet's not, have *, ‘any

by a score of 9 to 1.
The students saw a fast moving
game between house 4 and house
3 on Monday afternoon with
House 4 winning by a margin of
6 to 15. Walter Poogy made 9
of House 4's 16 points and Jon
Magwood and Jack Chernoff each
scored 5 points for House 3.
And again on Tuesday, the
more experienced House 4 junior
girls swept over House 1 junior
girls 20 to 2 in a thrilling basket-
ball contest. Ann Lebentsoff put
in 9 points for House 4 and Lor-
eene Bystrom: obtained House I's
only 2 points, ~
LOOKING AHEAD
On Saturday, Feb. 7, the high
school girls and: boys,Rep basket-
ball teams travel‘to Grand :Forks
for a double header, which I-hear
is going to be a thrilling game.
The boys team has won the. last
three games and they are now
tied for ‘second place with Grand
Forks, They have to win the next
gree coming up, to wind
Op.

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$75.00

‘We love ‘our men handsome and
we even love them when they are
not so handsome, but please, boys,
leave us our pride and’our sense
of equality. If we still cling to a
few artificial means to. attract
your manly attention, well, just
remember, .all’s fair in Jove and
war.

We of the fairer sex “will be

|deeply interested in: any .further

statements Mr. E.G.O. sees fit to
make on the “equality of women.”

COMMISSION
NEWS BRIEFS

/The regular meeting of the ‘Cas-
tlegar Board . of Commiissioners
Monday evening heard a request

| from R. Fenner for a loading zone

at Bob’s Pay N’ Takit on Colum-
bia Avenue. Mr, Fenner was pro-
mised that‘ the need for: loading
zones would: be surveyed’ this
week and any. that are needed,
and feasible, will -be granted.
Other ‘business claiming, the at=
tention of the session, which ad-
journed shortly after AL By, in
cluded: :
Frank Richardson, .

astlegar

by
Malet 4 Re

castlegar: J. Nixon 2, ‘L. Goet-

ting 3, W. Poogy 2, R. Martini, V.
(\Kravski 2, B. Kanigan, D. ‘Archi-
‘bald; J. Zeeben 4, G. Reed 2,:
Magwood, F. Stouchinoff, B. Plot-
nikoff 9. ‘2n

FFE 7
TAXI DRIVER FINED “7
IN CASTLEGAR COURT.
George. Arthur Collis of Trail,
was fined $10 and $4.50 costs, in
Castlegar court Wednesday’ after-.
noon on a charge of driving with-
out due care and attentnion, .
The‘accused pleaded not guilty
and was convicted of the offence.
M. E. Moran of Castlegar was de-
fence’ counsel and the case was
heard by Sti

driver, .. complained

4 that ‘the: Castlegar: ferry would

not return for his vehicle'on a re-
cent evening ‘when! he was ans-
wering. an ambulance call; des-

J.|pite the fact -that.his réd. light

atop the ambulance was flashing,
He was told to contact, the fore
man of the ferry crew regarding
the matter.

‘The-Parks Board by-law, is to
‘be revised to allow for a mem-
bership of five. on the ~ board,
Parks Commissioner ‘Dave Camp-
bell: recommended that J, Thiel,
T. S. Couch, and J: Kelly be ap-
pointed to the board when. the
by-law is revised. The by-law at
present calls for a three member
board. The term of C. Petts on the
board has expired and Mr. Tay-
lor has d from the board,

W. H. Taylor.
The case arose out of the acci-

which will mean four new men
will be appointed if the by-law

dent ‘at the

school |:

is passed.

o

house on January 23.in which the
vehicle driven by Mr. Collis fail-
ed.to make the turn in the high-
way there, plunged off the high-
way and overturned. Mr. Collis’s
son and nephew, passengers in the
vehicle, were injured in the acci-
dent,

The vehicle, police of-

The new power grader is work-
ing satisfactorily. Public Works
Bert Ch
reported. He said’ some grading
and gravelling had been done on
Fifth Avenue and on the Shew-
chuk subdivision.

Commissioner Cherrington re-

th the rate for

a

ficers testified, cat the A aighway
dived nose first into‘the ditch and

flipped over on its top.

a

rental of the grader be $10.50 per
‘hour, +8
. The annual grant of $200 for

the Castlegar Airport C i

aa pareve aud protien dona-
ion a} 'o the British E:

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Rg ag ag OO erg Ea
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Walper are
leaving this weekend to spend a
few days in Vancouver.

Mrs. A, Zufka, Creston, spent
the past week visiting her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Jankola.

Mr, and Mrs, Jim Lewis were
Saturday visitors at Nelson,

: Rev, Paul Lade is visiting in
Vancouver and will also visit
friends in Seattle before return-
ing home.

Mrs,’ E. Bailey is a patient in
the Mater Misericordiae Hospital,

where to go, what to see, what todo, Ask him for
and booklets. In addition, you can obtain assistance with
Uckets, es and hotel

See Mr. M. B. DALTON,

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gent,
Castlegar, B.

The Canadian Bank

Commerce

Shelley Winters — Richard Conte

¥an ‘Heflin

Mr. and Mrs, J Manahan have
left for Vancouver to visit Mrs.
Manahan's father, Mr. ‘A. EB, Pan-
ton, who is ill in hospital.

Mrs. T. A. Campbell left Jost lth

silver,
During. the evening, Mrs. C.

a CASTLEGAR LIBERALS
TO TRAIL TONIGHT

sociation. Among the business to
be decided at this meeting will he

Smith of Trail presented Mrs. Fox
with a rosebud corsage while Mr.
Fox was the recipient of a white
for his

of th
eral Association are journeying to
Trail tonight for an executive

eC lb. |t the of two

from each local organization, in-
cluding two from Castlegar, for
the forthcoming B.C. Liberal

Following a tasty buffet sup-
per, the guests enjoyed a Canasta
session,

Those present were Mr, and
Mrs. G, A. Godbold, Kinnaird; and
Mr, and Mrs. G. ‘W, Fox, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. C. Smith, Mr. and’ Mrs.
A. Brooth, Mr, and Mrs. E. A.
Andreas ‘and Mr. and, Mrs. S.
Nelson all of Trail.

Robson W.A. Plan
Valentine Parly

Plans were made for a Valen-
tine party, sponsored jointly with
the Robson Evening Group, at

week to visit her
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, McIXen-
zie of Vancouver.

FRIENDLY CLUB MEETING
Members of the Friendly Club
met af the hame of Mrs. J. E,
McLeod Tuesday for a social eve-
ning. The hostess served a deli-
cious luncheon,

Those present were Mrs, A, Eld-
dridge, Mrs. B. Mahoney, Mra.
E. Burke, Mrs, P, Harder, Mrs. J.
Flekeriag, Mrs, R, Scott and Mrs,
W. E

Mrs, 7% Eldridge won the host-
ess prize. .

The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs, P. Harder,
MR. ANE MRS FOX FETED
WITH SURPRISE PARTY

ON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
A surprise party was held on
the evening of Jan. $1 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Fox, in
honor of their Silver Wedding
Anniversary,

The happy couple were pres-
ented with a variety of beautiful
gifts including a table plaque of
silver personally engraved, from
their son and. daughter-in-law.
The table, gayly decorated with
‘flowers and colored candles was
centred with a large Bride and
Groom cake adorned in pink and

IN CHURCH

Anglican Church *

Sunday, February 8
Castlegar — 9 a.m, and 7:30 p.. mi;
Robson ~~ 11 pa

Kinnaird — 4 p.

Castlegar ‘Annual Meeting on Fri:
Uday, .Pebruary -6th. ‘at ‘6° pat
‘Pot Luck Supper at 8:15 p.m, *

' The United Church
Of Canada.

- Service ot Worship.
Kinnai

* -Every Sundsy at 12:30, Service
3 of Worship. <

Robson —

First and Third Sundays ‘at
11 a.m,

R. | tend,

,| tures as possible. Present at the

‘he of the Rob-
son W.A,, held on Feb. 3 at the
home of Mrs, C. L. Johnston, Cas-
tlegar.

ot she anand Teall 2s: Convention in Vancouver.

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There- were

ent, with Mrs. 7 Raine presiding.
Arrangements were also made
for a World Day of Prayer on
February 20 and it:is hoped all ]
Robson ladies will be able to at-

For the program portion of the
evening, Rev. Johnston spoke to
the members and read extracts
from a book on Meditations by
Phurnan, Mrs, W. L. Wright also
read an article entitled “Green
Christmas.”

Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. W. L. Wright and Mrs.
W. T. Waldie.,

Five Years Ago
This Week

(From the Feb. 5, 1948 issue of
the Castle News.)
The Kiwanis Slub apace an

rite at grounds rink, Friday
night. Hi

NOTICE .
TO KINNAIRD RESIZERTS

Dog Licences

Are Now Due ‘and Payable at the
Village Office, Kinnaird

i

S. C. Muirhead, Collector. {

of
were room ball games ‘end skat-

ing races,

The Castlegar unit of the St.
John’s Ambulance Association
held its first meeting of 1948 last
week when it was decided to
commence first aid classes Feb.
Sth, in the Parish Hall. Dr. H.
Smythe will conduct as many lec-

meeting were T. L. Bloomer, Ken.
eishy, John Reed and B. Cher-

+ The No. 1 Leather Crate’ ‘group
:| met: at the home of. Mrs.‘ W. a
Reed on Wednesday evening. ‘A
raffle was discussed in: aid of the
hospital, +

Mrs, W. O. Devitt: entertainga
the LO.D.E, Executive Monday
evening,

Mr.. T. L. Bloonier is in the
Nelson General Hospital. .
Mrs. D. Magee is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter: at Port
Coquitlam, B.C,

Last ¥

_ CASTLE THEATRE

Castlegar, B.C.

February Program

Wed. < ‘Thurs. Feb, 4 - 5

Wea. - Thurs.
“THE RAGING TIDE” :

en ene

DOUBLE PDENAMITE

‘Shows at 7 and 9 p.m, Jane Russell

Fri. - Sat. . Feb. 6-7 Shows_at 7 and 8:20 p.m.
“OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS”
Introducing | Kermina,:a new,
screen discovery
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m,
Matinee Sat. at 2-p.m.

Tyrone Power"
‘ Shows at 7 and 9 p.

Feb. 19 ~ 20|

: Het. 20,7 Be

pt Hayward :

| St. Rita’s Church

(Sunday Masses — 8:80 and 11
|| sinaay- devotions — 7:30 p.m.

Daily Mass, 8 o'clock.
St. Joseph’s Chapel

Sunday Mass, 10 a.m.

Gospel Hour

Twin Rivers Hall
Every Sunday ‘— Breaking of
Bread 10 am, -
Sunday School — 11:30 a.m.
Gospel Hour — 7:30 p.m.

*“Community Bible
Centre

.s .Undenominational

Sunday school, Sundays at 11
a.m. Classes for young people of

Feb. 23 - 24
“Evening Service, Sundays, 7:30
Mon,; Tues... Feb. 9 N SLICK FROM PUNKIN| 1 A service for the family.
The! All Russian Picture ‘ i | Above service in the’Legion Hall.
“MUSSORGSEY” Alan Young Dinah Shcre|"" prayer and Bible Study, Thurs-
wea in Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. days, 7:45 p.m. and Young Peo-

all ages.

Shows at Tand 9 p.m.” | Wea, - Thurs. Feb, 25 - 26
Ralph ‘Meeker . Nancy. Davis
Feb: 11- 22)" tSHaDOw IN THE SEY".
“OTHE PROWLER” Tet oi Biua <°

Evelyn Keyes
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

George Murphy Nancy ‘Davis

Shows’ at 7 and 8:20 p.m.

“TALK ABOUT A STRANGER”

ple’s F Fridays, 7:30
p.m. at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Fred E, Woodrow, Columbia Ave.

All are cordially invited. to
these services.

‘Presbyterian Church

Fri. - Sat. Feb. 13 14 : - at 11:15 a.m.
«q GAN Ger ir FoR you |**~ Sat Feb. 27-28) D. Ar MacKellar, Minister
beter SOUNG MAN Witt tLAs*| Full Gospel Service
WHOLE a
Susan Hayward Dan Daley XOUNG | ‘ 5 Pp

. . Plus

The, Bowery Boys
“BOYS OF THE CITY’
"shows at 6:30"and"’9" p

George Saunders
. Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. .
Matinee Sat. at 2 p.m...

Services in the Church :every
Sunday

(In Coronation Hall)

noyer and F. Clemo.
10 am. — Sunday School.
7:30.p.m. — Evangelistic,

Mon. - Tues: Feb. 16:- 17 *Matinée Sat, at 2 pn
“ALL BECAUSE OF SALLY” |Mon. - Tues. March 2 - 3
The Story of. Sally ‘of St, Anne “PAT AND MIKE” ~

Ann Blyth Edmund Gwenn

Spencer’ ‘Tracy
-_ Shows at 7 and’) p.m.-

Katharine Hepburn

day, today and forever.”

Lutheran Services

ig at| thi

Co-Workers — Misses J, Pen-

"Jesus Christ, the same yester-

Services to be held in Anglican
Church every second and fourth

fi 2
members of the Castlegar, Robson
Legion Branch 170 Women’s Aux-
iliary met at the home of their
President, Mrs, R. Kerr, and were
hostesses at a surprise shower for
eir only unmarried mem

Miss Ruth MeDonslq, bride elect
for February. Helen Kerr,
dressed as a Valentine, presented
the gifts on a covered toy wagon.

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