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PAGE 2 Arid + CASTLE) NEWS, Castlegar, British Columbia et . y {), THURSDAY, NOV. hy
munity hall- every 1st and 3rd Gospel Hour — Twin Rivers Hall “THREE SECOND RULE — GIRLS ‘ QUESTION LOO ar a NE ac A

CASTLE: NEWS Sunday at 3 p.m. ; Hour 8:30 p.m. ‘Robson ‘11-a.m.-’ This rule pertains to the teams The greatest succession of During a game, Joe Blow is
Castlegar, B, C. — Kinnaird 4 p.m. - offensive court. It Includes the girl teams ever assembled. were awarded 2 free throws,’ He made
anes LUTHERAN SERVICES ——: foul eircle and foul’ lane, ..No known’as the “Edmonton Grads,” the first one good, but ‘on ‘the
Published every Thursday “At . Services. to be held in Angll-. .. Sunday, November. 11. Bre: player of the offensive team, qxau  2u3 dujinp puv'toyreys @ second try, he missed complete-
the Crossroads of the Kootenaya” can Church every 2nd and 4th ‘ing of Bread 10 a.m, Sunday; whether or not he has p Ceti) d Stet au; tom ly. The ball did not touch . the
i Sunday at 3 p. m. e School 11:30 a.m. Gospel Hour: of the ball, may stay within the sper oyy, “eyy ‘Uoxuowpg Jo net, basket or backboard. What

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‘Gospel Tabernacle ©

Sunday 1011 am. Sunday
school ‘classes for all ages. 11-12
‘a.m, Morning worship | service.
‘Thursday 8 p.m. Bible study 2d

rayer.
the Bible has to say regarding
the Holy Spirit. Everyone wel-
come to Gospel Tabernacle. The
place where God's Word is -ac-
cepted in its entirety.

Chudch, a

Rev. W. Lyall Detlor
Services to be held in Com-

Come and hear, what‘

7:30 p.m, Tuesday evening:6 to:
7 pm. “C.B.C.” Children’s “Bible ‘
Club, All children. welcome. .-
: 15th,> 7:30 ©,

The United’ Church of’ Canada
.Rev. ,L. Clinton Johiiston
First and third. days—-Rob:

son, 11 am, Second and! fourth

Sundays, Kinnaird, 11:15, a.m.

Castlegar 7:30. p.m. Gospel sing

song, 7:15

pm, Regular Bible Study, at
home of Philip 'Toogood.

You are invited. to be present
at these. meetings. 4

Evangelistic ‘Services ‘

Good Tidings ‘Sunday School

10° a.m. Surday,.‘In Coronation
Aas

Hall. ieee ba

Evening ‘Service cancelled in
favor of the special services with
Louis Nelton .and Mrs. Nelton

‘more seconds, , :

- posite the foul line. ,

bounds .of this defined area for
more. than. three seconds at’ a
time. He may stay for’ about
three seconds, move out and then
he may move in for about three

The penalty for. violation .of
this: rule is, ‘the opposing team “
is given possession out of bounds
on either side of the court, 0)

OUT OF BOUNDS — A bail
which crosses any of the bound-
ary lines 1s an out of bounds

_ ball: whether it be. carried out,
* passed or rolled out.. The ball

. The “Grads” of 1923 defeated

+ 11928 and‘ 1932 Olympic Games,

‘two of, thelr ‘defeats being by:

generation, the different “Grads”
became
The 1920 team won 20 ‘out of 21 >

possible titles, including the Can-

adian Dominion Championship. x
MONDAY. IS:A
HOLIDAY .
STORES WILL ;

Js the ruling?

the ‘Cleveland, Ohio “Famous
Knits" for the International title
and were winners at the 1924,

and in the span from about 1924-
1935, won 409 games out of 421, ~

teams made up of men players.

at Parish .
Prayer and Praise Service on 5 : is put in play again at the point The star of the “Grads” was
‘Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. a a where it went out, by a b Miss who
Children's Bible Hour Friday, Sei ee oe rans eek: of the team opposite to the one - cay} 40 “Grad” teams. be- CLOSE
3:30 p.m. * 1 a the ball, un- . Pa
Young People’s Meeting, Fri- sl Hospital, Noveniber 8rd, a we a een the es sdcond | #0Fe retirement . in 1935. . Stie :
day,: 7:30 p.m. auahter: =f rule is violated at the same time played in 158 games and averag-
Weeknight meetings in home To Mr. and Mrs, O. Anderson, in which case thé ball fs put in ed 131. points. In . 1931, she ;
of Mr. Fred Woodrow. Robson, at the ‘Trail-Tadanae play from mid court. If a play- established the free throw re-

Hospital, November. 2nd, a
Archdeacon B, A; Resker, Vicar ..
‘ Sunday, November ep Re- Conti: an
membrance Sunday. Castlegar . ontinued fro!
9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ' Fellowship Batter Up PAGE, ONE —

HERE AND THERE

SESSA Re ‘epee plchara of the Mon-

“GAVE.WITH = ca°sor costs. in this, his. ninth
a

‘A Thriftpass

League. He is only the second

season, in the National: Hockey -

er from’ both teams are respons:
{ble for the bai! going “out of
bounds" then a “Jump” ball en-
sues between those two. §,'
KICKING THE BALL -— No
player may kick the ball whether
done so accidentally cr not. In
which case the opposing team
is given posseasion out of bounds,
opposite the spot where the: in-
fraction took, place.

z : ¥ . man to Score over 300 goals and
FRIDAY & SATURDAY he should before the end of this Travels of Bop
‘ Bl acai ae : ie record of 324. fa ‘After a. controversy ‘as to. how

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The Trail Smoke Eaters who
on Saturday went down-to their
first defeat of the season to Nel-
son by a score of 7 to 1, got
back in the win column, agajn-on
Monday by trancing Nelson’ 8 to

. They have won-7 and lost: 1:.
The Kimberley ‘team; with new.
coach Ralph have still

much distance a basketball’ play-

er travels during the course of

fa basketball game, Ben Peck,

L wack at, Middlebury, Vt.,, equip:

ped. his, players:.with speedomet-

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‘regulation _ size court the ‘ten
second line is the pointed -strip
which divides the length of the
court in two, When a team takes
possession of the ball in its. de
fensive court, it has ten seconds
in: which ‘to advance the ball‘over
the ten second line into’ its of
. fensive court. Failing to do’ this
the opposing team: is given pos-
session of the ball out!of bound
at mid court. If the above men-
tioned team does advance , the
ball into’ its offensive’ court it
cannot pass, dribble or in’ any
way be responsible for the: ball
going back over the -line into

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‘The PURPOSE of this rule is
to speed the game up for. the

a lot of stalling: tac-
- tics by forelng a team to move
ball into its offensive court.

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TEN SECOND RULE — On a”

ip that Middle-
bury's squad had_ travelled: 24.01
miles of which 11.97 miles was
in the first half, 12.04 in'the sec-
ond: Fred Lapham‘was the top
stepper, with 5.31 miles. In the
first half Lapham’s mileage was
2.30, in the second it -wag 3.01.

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FROM ROBSON -
Bee, Another season of whist and
“ St “? “bridge: commenced last Saturday
‘The Catholic Women’s League © in the’ Robson Recreation’ hall,
held their’ monthly “meeting at There. were three tables of
ane . ‘ the home of ‘Mrs. R. Fletcher;.: whist“and: two:of bridge. |,
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“Mrs, W- McGauley, gave.a well”
planned paper ‘on Catholic Moth-
Jers’. Iriterest: in © the Catholic
senool question in. B.C,” Stress
“wag: made ‘to“bear out, the -im-
“portance of ‘religion’ in the‘home.
“asta basis .of ‘much ‘importance
“at all times. TSHR aP LR :
The :entertainment
evening ‘was provided by Mrs,
Waittaxer and Muss. J. (Merlo.
An amusing game: .was played ~
WIL tue Lxnts. turned out, ‘caus:
ing’ purses OL laugnier at the:
ainusing “unciuens, waich ‘proved
it:was enyoyed py ale
{slars, Scmieu won. tne ‘prize, of
> ithe evening. Wabi
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