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CASTLE :NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

‘Thursday, May 27, 1954

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Young athletes of:Gibson yv School took top honors in. ag-
gregate points at the Castlégar*Dittirct Elementary School: Track

Mbletes Win
Track Mee!

‘and Field Meet held at ‘the C.

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school May 14. The Gibson School

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honors in junior and senior girls
competitions respectively and
Jack Whittaker, Castlegar and
Mike Kanigan, Ootishenia won
the junior and senior boys cham-
plonships respectively. They each
received a medal.

Some 150 — 200 students from
six schools participated in the
competitions, First, second and
third place winners were:

Boys Broad ‘Jump: — Harry
Plotnikoff, Gibson Creek; “Cliff
Jolly, Brilliant; Mike Kartigan,
Ootischenia.

50 Yard Dash, girls, 9 and
under — Lily’ Filipoff, Tarrys;
fey

athletes piled up winning points

Scott, Kinn.; Murray Heagy and
Eugene Materi, Kinn.; Barry En-
nis and Karl Shealds, Cast, No.
one.

Broad Jump, girls 13 and un-
der — Polly Ostrikoff, Brill.;
vera Meslotty Oot.; Patsy ‘Mark-
in, Oo

20 oA 3 Legged Race, girls 11
and under — Valery Martel and
Jean Waterman, Kinn.; Nettie
Hadiken and Diana Zaitsoff,
Brill.; Pearl Plotnikoff and Verna
Bonderoff, Gib. Crk,

High Jump, boys 13 and un-
der — Bob Fenner, Kinn.; Mike

(Continued on page 9)

List OF Prizewinners ©

Doris
Sheryl Anderson, Castlegar No.
one.

50 Yard Dash, boys, 9 and
under — Jack Whittaker, Castle-
gar No. One; Mary Paulson, Kin-
naird; Don Oddie, Kinnaird,

High Jump, girls 13 and
under — Patsy Markin, Ootisch-
enia; Catherine Poznecov, Cast.
No. One; Rita Cummings, Cast.
No. One.

50 Yard Dash, girls 11 and
under — Pear] Plotnikoff, Gibson
Creek; Diana Zaitsoff, Brill.;
Kathleen Croteau, Kinn, :

50 Yard Dash, boys 11 and
under — Harry Markin, Oot.;
Dino Zanet, Cast. No. One; Larry
Kowal, Brill. if

Broad Jump, girls 15 and
under — Vera Masloff, Ootisch.;
Polly Ostrikoff, Brill; Martha

,|Popoff, Ootisch.

20 Yd. Three Legged Race,
girls 9 and under — Clara Rezan-
soff and Christine Vanim, Tarrys;
Doris Makayew and Ellen Ha-
diken, Oot.; Mona Anderson and
Beverley Pinkney, Kinn.

3 Legged Race, boys 9 and

‘lander — Don Oddie and Barry |J:

it from page 5)

— 1. Cecil Postnikoff; 2. Dino
Zanet; 3. Larry Kowal. '

Girls 50 yd. dash, 12 and under
— 1. Myrna Day ; 2. Yvonne
Mitchell; 3. Paulette Gavrilik.

Sack Race, Boys 8 and under—
1. Alec Kowal; 2. Bobby Batting;
3, George Infanti.

Sack Race Girls, 8 and under—
1. Susan Mitchell; 2, Joan Guido;
3, Janice Heagy.

Sack Race, Boys 10 and under
— 1, Jack Whittaker; 2. Gary
Bro; 3, Murray Smith.

Sack Race, Girls 10 and under
—1. Brenda Hill; 2. Sharel Ander-
son; 3. Barbara Guido.

Wheelbarrow Race, Boys 12 and
under — 1. Jack Charters and
Cecil Postnikoff; 2. Larry Kowal
and Michael Taylor; 2. Peter Dun-
lop and Darryl Hill.

Sack Race, Girls ‘2 and under
— 1. Dawn Day; 2. Brenda Hill;
3. Myrna Day.

Three Legged Race, boys 10 and
under — 1. Murray’ Heagy and
Gery, Bro; 2. Jack Whittaker and

parry. Ennis; 3. Barry Jerome and

ie Balfour.

Three Legifed _F Fact, _Birls 10/1

der — 1. le: Morey
under 3 Lenni et z, ond

and under —'x.

Alexis | Zai Alexis Kowal; .3.

and Teena
Kowal and Wyielet. b aatactts 3.
{Barbara Guido and Barbara Zal-
ling. ‘
ne ok Race, Boys 12 and under
— 1. Cecil Postnikoff; 2. Larry
Kowal; 3. Garry Batting.

Three legged race, girls 12 and

Diana’ pa and Luba Karzini-

erase
Three legged race. boys a8 and

under — ‘1; “Jack

Cecil Postnikeff; 2. Jack: Ticving

and Gene Walker? 3. ‘Ronny and

Murray Smith.

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_CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Cancer Forum|.

INTRODUCTION

:Cancer is the second cause of
death (by disease) on this.con-
tinent It is an old disease — ex-
isting long before men existed —
attacking every ‘form of. life;

- plants, animals, fishes and birds,

And... here is where its danger
hides’... it is feared by people.
<The awful fear — fear of the

tinue to be, saved by facts.

That is why for the next few
months the Castle News will run
a series of coiumns of facts about
cancer. The first of these col-
umns will appear next Thursday
and you are invited now or at
any. time during the series, to
send in any questions you want
answered,

Questions qn cancer symptoms,
or treatment available to you, on
whether’ you can receive financial

satirical and amusing drama, M:

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Wed. - “Thurs. . June 2-3
Marlon Brando Vivian Leigh

“Streetcar Named
Desire”

Shows 7 and. 9: 10 p.m,

lover of Greek, Adolphus Cusins,
the two and a half hour. play
presented the philosophy that
poverty is the of evils

UBC Players Stage. |
“Major-Barbara” Here

The University of B.C. Players brought Geovge Bernard Shaw's
fajor B.
evening playing to an appreciative ‘audience a some 200 people ja
the Sony Humphries High School auditorium

has also found shelter with the
Salvation Army; and Peter Smith
as Bill Walker, a burly, rough
aS/and tough guy whom Major Bar-
bara vainly attempts to convert
to a Christian way of life.

The play, which was presented
in ‘Trail ‘Tuesday evening and

and the worst of crimes, :
The cast of 15 ing.

is
by Joy Coghill with Dru Brooks,

portrayed their roles in which a
wide range of social classes and
character types were depicted
from the dominating, prim and
proper Lady Britomagt’ Under-
shaft, played by Loutse De Vick
to the jobless ragged

Derek Mann,
designer ot. sets and Robin Maun-
sell costume designer

* Ladies of the Stanley Humph-
ries PTA served refreshments to
the cast following’ the perform-

but staunchly honest Peter. Shir-
.|ley played by Ron Hansen.
Among the other

ance here,

in 1923, the Players
Club is the oldest club on the
bie Campus, numbering 35 act-

that appeared were Eve Newitt
as Sarah: Undershaft; Glen O’-
Reilly as Sarah's brash and tact-
less heart throb; Roger Mos-

SOp as Al-| to

who not
only their ‘dramatic talents but
also make the sets and costumes.
They are.now devoting. a month
of their summer vacation to. a

bert Simpson as Seeker Price, a

jobless painter who feigns con-
version to the Salvation Army. as
the means to.a meal and a roof
over his Mitch Doris Chillcott as.

Fri. - Sat." June 4-5
Leslie Caron. .. Mel Ferrer
2 ‘ 99 :

+. Technicolor
Shows at 7 and’9 p.m.
Matinee.Saturday 2 p.m.

old lady. who

Juniors And Fiyers
Score Victories In

‘Shows at.7 and 9 p.m.
Wed. - Thurs. Tune 9 - 20
Yvonne Mitchell

‘Rega e Morgan
ur Rank’s

Tun thek a Key, Softly”

Broderick cues “John Derek

“The Las ”
Shows at 7 and 8:30 p.m.

Fri. - Sat.

Robert Taylor

L~ “All -the B,

: “Technicolor |
‘Shows:7 and 9 p.m. -

* Matinee Saturday 2 pm
Mon. - Tues. June 14 - 15
10 Mari Blanchard

“Veils of Bagdad” -
bes Fechnicolor

Shows wd and 9 pam.

Inforvillage Fastball

_Castlegar Juniors and Castle-
gar Flyers were the victors . in
the‘ only two games sch

tour B.C. and the
Northwestern. st states, 15 stops, in

Thursday ‘was the first. time
the Club-has presented @ play
in Castlegar, They were .spon-
sored here by the Trail. branch
of ‘the UBC Alumni Association.

Handicapped Children.

/ Society Explained At

Legion L.A. Meeting

An F by Peter Mel

the Intervillage Softball Teague
during the Past week as a-result
of which the six way. race finds
Flyers leading. the league with
Waldies a game behind in sec-
ond spot and Kiwanis and Ju-
niors tied for third. Ooti:

trict Organizer for the Koote-
nay : Society for Handicapped
Children followed’ the regular
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
to Branch 170, the Canadian Le-
gion, in the Legion Memorial
Hall, Castl Tues

is in fourth place and Kinnaird
in bottom spot,
JUNIORS 4, KIWANIS 1
Juniors capitalized on four hits
including a one run homer by
Ralph Englund in the fourth can-
to, and | four. alls handed out:hy
Ei cker Johnny Stre-

Koff, to Pas ‘a 4-1 victory over
the Kiwanis“team at the Castle~
gar ball park Th

The ‘meeting, at which Mrs. :A.
J. Weir - “presided and .10. mem-
bers- were present, decided to
hold a bake sale at the Legion
Hall sometime in June. Mrs. 'E.
McDonald was named convenor.
Mrs. C. Woolls was appointed|
convenor for Get-Well Cards and

is being sent. to

Kiwanis banged out five hits
but were given no walks by Ju-
niors moundsman Ken Grunerud,
scoring ‘their Ione run on singles

; by Cliff Wanless, Joe Gabana and

Bill Sharples in the third frame.
«Singles by ¥red Horcoff and

Wed, - Thurs. - June 16 - 17
Vincent Edwards Yvette Dugan

“Hiawatha”

| Technicolor *

Bie: PLUS! oo ss
George Brent Mari Aldon.
‘*Tangier, Incident”?
“Shows Wed. at 6:30 and 9: 10
Thursday at+7 and 8:25 2

along With a walk
to Ralph Englund _ resulted in
two runs for Juniors in the sec-
ond inning. Englund’s homer in
the fourth and another walk to
Ralph Englund: in the sixth of
the-seven inning. game resulted
in the other two Junior‘runs.

.|FLYERS 6, KINNAIRD 4  ~

The Kinnaird Fastballers and
the: Flyers crew -both : scored

Baby: Foods, :
Facial Soap, ‘Woodbury’s

Fri. '- Sat. . Tune 18%
4(2ase Miller ~ : Jerry Lewis
‘Money From Home”
Shows 7 and 9 p.m..
« Matinee Saturday 2 p.m.

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Mion. - Tues, June 21 - 22
Doris Day - * Gordon MacRae

. “Starlift? *~
Shows 7 and 9 p.m, ,

run sh in the first in-
19} ning of a ball game at the Cas-
tlegar Ball’ Park -last night but
Flyers then settled down and
went-on to win‘a 6-4 decision.
For Kinnaird in ‘the first half
of the first, there. were two out

ie Scholarship -Fund ;

the L.A. is enrolling for m
bership in the Kootenay Society
for Handicapped Children,

meeting on June 22,
The, guest speaker: for the eve

on the work of his Society, He
said the Society .is- hoping to.
acquire’ a site near Nelson for a

centre.

Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening by Mrs.
ie and Mrs. J. Mar-

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A. social evening to whicti. ali |’
Legion members are invited, will |’
follow the . next. regular L.A.||

ning, showed the film “Search” |'
to the gathering and then spoke].

permanent home’ and hopes ‘o|'
form branches i in each’ ‘Kootenay |°

‘Mrs. M. Peachey won the boos- |”
|| ter prize.

when Pete ‘Kazakoff. and Bill
Zeeben both gained: the base
paths on safeties.” Andy. Evans
‘then lifted one Hace. behind Flyer

Wed. - Thars.
Coley Wallace

“The Joe Louis: Story”

Shows, Tand @nm, oh

June: ee ine

June 25 -=.28
Phyllis Calvert . James Donald
* in J. Arthur Rank’s

“The Nev”
“The "Magnetic

Monster”
Shows both nights 6:30 arid 9:15
Matineé Saturday 2 p.m.

€r-on Gases! a “Leduc thert]
smashed one into deep left field
fort the second three run hsmer’ of

Ted Gergely, connected ‘for a
twobagger. in the third and came
home on Paul Gergely’s. drive to
shortstop for Flyers fourth coun-
ter. A single by Wallace Horning,
a walk to Ted Gergely and a fly
to deep centre field by Otto

Mon: - Tues.

Shows 7 and $ pm.

Walker, ted in the final two
runs for Flyers in the fifth.

Kinnaird’s fourth tally came

*|in the fourth when Alan Jacobson

tripled and came home on a
passed ball,

Harry Cheveldave was the
winning chicker,-relieved in the

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SATURDAY, JUNE NE 5, 8 Bam.-
Important Discussion Re the Hall.

th by Pete’ H Chev-
eldave gave up four hits and one
walk, chalking. up’ six. strikeouts.
Hoodicoff allowed one hit and no
walks ‘with three strikeouts in
his three i Se
Alan Jacobson took the less on
the Kinnaird mound giving up
five hits and’ one walk and strik-
ing out two batters. Six Kinnaird
errors were instrumental in their
downfall, with only one error be-
ing chalked up against Flyers.
Umpires were George Cleeve
at home plate and Phil Shersto-
bitoff, bases.’

May 21

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