CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 3, ‘1963
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Roughriders
Ti-Cats Win

‘The Ti-Cats went on a fourth quar-
ter scoring spree and walloped the
short-handed Bompers by a score
of 64 to 27, Jack Burak's passing

in the fourth quarter proved to be rai

too much for a dog-tired and short-
handed Bomber machine as they
ground to a stop in a game played| ©
under a blazing sun and high tem-
perature. “Duff” Johnson Playing
his best game of the season scored
three touchdowns and a single in
the ,Ti-Cats. victory. Jack Burak
picked’ up 17 points on two touch-
downs and five singles. G, Burak,
P. Verigin and G, Gemmill, each
picked up a major while R, Mel-
alee held up a-determined ‘Cat
ie,

Roddy Mosby was high man
for the big blue as he picked up
-13 points on two majors and a

| single. Leduc and Dunn picked up

a major each and Lanzarotta scored
on ‘two singles, Frank Lanzarotta
made a number of fine tackles in
an ‘effort to hold back a charging
Black and Gold crew.

For two quarters it looked like
the Lioris were about to pull the
upset of the year but the disorga-
nized ‘Riders put on a second half
raily.and knocked over the Lions
by a score of 29 to 6. Wayne Pep-
pard with 11 points was the high
man for the Green and Gold, Gorm.
ley and Chernenkoff each scored a
major : with two, safetys going to
Hunchak and one to Helfer, Rick

played go
‘ball in’ the rider backfield as he
broke, up numerous Lion plays.

’ Armond! Greewood scored 6
Points forthe Lions:on a 65 yard
running play which went uncon-
verted.. Ken Pickering playing a
steady’ game at quarterback is
finding it hard to get his offenge
into high gear but a few more
games should, see the inexperienc-

Undefeated;
Two i ‘in Row

sheet, Lion) crew hitting the winning
8]

Gn Sunday the Bombers and
Lions: will take ‘to the field at
30. p.m, followed’ by’ the Rough-
riders and 'Ti-Cats whose last zane.
was).won by a single point,
coming ‘weeks will’ see Casilogar
teams‘heading to Trail for’a num-
ber of hibition games. Z

DEER PARK SOCIALS

Mrs, ‘E. WILLIAMSON

‘Mr, and Mrs, Harold Wires of
Seattle, Washington’ were the re-
cer’ guests of Mr. ‘and Mrs,-Fred
Briggeman., On’ thelr: return «to
Seattle they were accompanied by
the | Briggemans ‘who’ will. spend
a few weeks visiting with friends
and relatives at’ Seattle’ and ‘at
Portland, * Redmond and Canby,
rekon F

Mr, and Mrs. Frank  Brandili-

ni. of New Westminster are the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. 0. P. D'An-
drea.

Mrs, Ela Jamieson, :accompa-
nied by’ Mr. and Mrs, J. Elvis of

Renata Woman
Joins Mennonite
Bible College Staff”

Martha Peters of Renata has
joined the staff of Canadian Men-
nonite Bible College as a stenogra-
pher at ‘Winnipeg. She will work
on a voluntary service basis for
one year. : rf

Miss Peters received her high

school education in Castlegar after

which’ she attended Bethel Bible
Institute in A

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Brownies Enjoy
A Saturday Hike |
To Min Meadow

On a recent sunny. Saturday
morning the Brownies of the ‘Ist

were visitors
eson home here,
visitors to Deer Park
from Renata included L. M, Bar-
ker, Mr.:'and Mrs. J, itkeman
and seuen es Pear] and Beverley
and Mr. H. D, Epp,

Mr. A. Lennox and nephew
of Oasis were Sunday visitors to
Deer Park.

Mr.George Briggeman is‘ a
patient in the hospital at Castle

Cues
Ethel Lamont and daugh-

ter. Clanisa of Trail were recent
visitors to’ Deer Park, the guests
of Mr, and Mrs. G. Briggeman.

. and Mrs. Bev Pearce of
Trail spent the weekend on a camp-
ing trip to‘ Deer Park.

Hockey

Chatter

By. W. AYE ‘NEWELL
Well hockey fans, players, etc.,
get down on your. knees and pray
to the snow \god for oodles and

~|-oodles of snow for without it the

golfers can still: golf while we
must do without our hockey ice.
At the Projet Society meeting
with your. executive we asked for
ice on. the.12th of October to
March Mth—looks like we may

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/Mrs. PHILIP KONEIN

Mr.: and: Mrs. Fred Harshenin
of Lethbridge, Alta. spent a few
days: last: week ° visiting . with the
latter’s parents Mr..and Mrs. John

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Peter Popoff returned home:
after- a: trip to Los. Angeles, Es-
condido, “Retio and Vancouver.

.. Walter Kooznetsoff. was a
weekend Uisitor, sto Penticton. '

A group ae 80 walt’ wishing
friends. dropped ‘in. on: Mr. and
Mrs: George Kabatoff recently for
a surprise house warming in their
new home, A -Lamp and match-
ing Ashtray stand were presented
to. the couple. Games, a: sing song
and dancing were enjoyed t Shodan
out the evening.

“CA buffet luncheon’ was’ en-
joyed by ‘all. Hostesses .for the
evening were Mrs. J. Kabatoff of
Nelson," Mrs. G, Pereverzoff an
Mrs. F.

Brownie Pack enjoyed a
hike up the new highway and on
ub Killough’s road to a: mountain
meadow.

‘Mrs. W. McNee Ted the group
of 18 and Mrs. D. Hiebert rode
herd on the stragglers on the way
up the trails, The way to the mea-
dow. led through pathways of pure
enchantment, The ground . under-

foot was carpeted with thick moss
and the branches.of the trees met
overhead to form a tunnel of green-
ery. The sunlight filtering through
the. trees and the! quiet ‘of na-
tures’ surroundings’ caused an. un-
usual hush to come over. the girls
and: fey fhorouehly.. enjoyed their.’
trek“

pie ‘was “eaten-in: the sun-
shiné “in the). meadow. The: Old
Matt Iverson place was Nored—
Jog cabin and Tog barn. Speculation
mas volced as. to the possibility of

th

if
we are lucky with a possible seven:
teen. (17) week schedule.
“No agreement has yet been fi-
nalized with ‘this society’ as yet;
however, ice prices are to. remain

at $5.00 an hour. Ice times will|/

remain the same as last year, ex-
cepting that there will be, half
hour, for’ scheduled cleaning "of
the ice, We hope to see'a few rink
impravements—thanks go to Wal-
ter Thorp*for a’ “period horn,
Anderson for a‘ stretcher, Aage
Sylvest for 4 large clock as well
as thanks to the ‘entire Projects
Society for improved lighting and
locker ‘room’ facilities, Why we
have | even”. been promised : new
joards on that we

2
ie... Games. were “played ‘to
warm everyone up again after,
these “chilling” tales,
|”. When’ the . Brownies. started
down the! trail for home, they set
the hills to ringing with their songs
and’,although this was quite. con-
trary to what the mood. had been
on: the way. up :it)is the. way of
Brownies ‘to sing —‘and a ‘good
time was had-by all.

Ast Kinnaird Pack is look.
ing ‘for someone to p help with pack
active: No’ experience ' is ‘neces-

ary —just a liking for: girls ‘aged
3 to to. 11 years. The pack meets on

have a’ work ‘party out, so all you! 4,

féllows' be prepared with ‘your
Es] hammers probably. on the 12th of
October or as s00n as’ Bob Rivers
and’ the rest of the’ Projects So-
siety: purchases the, boards.
I'promised a report on. our
Annual Meeting.” Some meeting!
9 men and :3. players. plus your,
executive. Thé meeting itself was
very. successful © however. - Many
ideas were brought forth with res-
pect to rep ‘teams, pool: teamis and
referees, A™ coupe of. meetings
will ‘be’ held with coaches to fur-
ther these ideas. Your new, presi-
dent’ is Lloyd Bailey, Vice presi-
dent George! Jackson, Secretary:
Treasurer Mrs.Joe Green, Direct-

d | ors: Ralph Harding, L. Brown, B.
cand,

Ww. Newell.

This hopes, to do. one

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-| this | Saturday vat '10.00—12

the arena. There’s‘an‘ad elsewhere
in the paper régarding this. Regis-
tration will also take place the fol-
lowing Saturday, but don't delay

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from 3.30 to
45. 1£: anyone’ is: interested in
helping and would be able to come
out’ each ‘Thursday they: are asked
to Phone 365-5394,
‘Since. the Ist Pack‘ now: has
a full enrollment, there will be no
more new Brownies taken into.the
pack, However the 2nd “Pack has
room: for. any girls ‘interested in
joining. 8 Rg

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Saturday, October 5, 1963

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from the.
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1963 FAIR.
ERAT TE i

a :

on THe
CASTLEGAR COURSE

By.
“JOHN MecLEOD

dust off one more

picture taken with It hecause you
are going to have a tough time
your visitors on. just

the
the reason being that Irené walk-
‘ed off, with the ‘Park Electric”
trophy for ‘low: gross in. the wo-
men's championship ‘tournament,
and then, after an extra nine hole

who's’ who in‘ the: golf world: with
two of. your wife's trophys | look-
ing down at you from the mantel-
piece. (What a revolting develop:
ment.)

go out

playoff ‘against Blanche
in the low .net tournament, came
home winner. of the Corby's -Tro-
phy. The reason I say “dust off
one spot’ is that Ed is going to
have’ to give up that “Bosse”
Trophy this year and J hope for
your sake, Ed, that you had ‘your

Senior. Citizens

Discuss Joining

With ‘2nd Group

The regular meeting of the
Senior. Citizens .was. held. Friday

evening in the Legion Hall, with
J.T. Webster presiding and. Dr.

‘W, L. Wright pianist.’ There were

28 members and two visitors pre-
sent, The. visitors were Mrs. De-
‘Ath of Arcadia, California and
Mrs. Wright of Fernie, Routine
opening and business was eonduct-

“The ’ secretary -read a etter’
which had been received from the
provincial’ secretary, regarding ‘the.
amalgamation of the old age pen-

stoners groups and the Senior. Ci-| -

-tizens Associations. ‘This had been
carried at ‘the executive meeting
held in Vancouver early. in Sept-
ember, A notice had been sent to
all Senior. Citizen ‘groups asking
their opinion. It was «discussed
at.some length and left until-a
later date when it would again‘be.
discussed.” All members, must vote
and it was felt that if-it was again | P!
discussed the members will have
had time to think about the pros

“and cons of it.

The kitchen committee was the
next. topic discussed.:-It was. thé
general feeling that this. commit-
tee was left to a certain few each
meeting and it was moved and se-

‘ conded that the men act on this

committee for awhile.

GREYHOUND

sannounces a

Any objection may he fil-
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dent of Motor.Carriers Pu-
blie ‘Utilities: Commission,"
Vancouver,:B.C, on or be-
fore. October 11, 1983. ’

Anyhow,

to irene and-the complete results
of!.this Tournament’ are: 2s fol:
lows: — In the low gross, Irene
of course took,the “Park Electric’,
trophy with a total of 85. Blanche
Deverson, with a total of 90 finsh-
ed in.second spot and Belle Gray,
shooting a 97, came in third.
= In’ the’ low. net compatition
Irene and Blanche both ended‘up
with a 64 and in-the 9 hole play-
off for the Corby” trophy :Irene
emerged the victor, Marg McInnes,

with a’ 65, took second ‘spot here
‘and Dorothy, Martini’ hit third spot

with .

in a separate competition get
up for: those with handicaps over
36 \ the winners ‘were Phyllis. Wil:
son in first spot, Maisie Zinio in
second and © Jean : Fitzpatrick © in
third. Other prizes will be announc-
ed at the: banquet, «
On’ Sunday: morning a’ sort

of experimental tournament: was
held and due'to the apparent suc-

.cess of same it. was felt: that in

thes future’ we: would include ‘all

sores from’ edch team: As it was,

.B2-golfers 1(?): took ‘off ‘from “No. |

‘1'tee in two teams of 16 apiece.’

(a‘fine team) had chalked‘ up ‘a
total low gross ‘of 1383 strokes,
wile Peter Young’s: .team,’ (he

had’ the ‘likes © of Miros, '° ‘Wadey,

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Buckna, Rust,
can’ see why he. didn’t-have a
chance.);“came in” wil whop-
ping total of 1399 strokes! Some-
how the difference. of “16 ‘strokes.
between 32 players over 18 holes
makes us feel we should crow
while we-can. Next time may, be
different! -
“The Tombstone Tournament
will be-held on ‘Monday, October
14, and for the men, tee off time|
will be from 8 to 10.30 am. This
‘| will be 18 holes with your, handi-
‘| cap plus the ‘course rating deter-'
mining ‘the number .of strokes al-
lowed before planting the Tomb-

‘/stone: In the afternoon the mixed}
| two-ball ‘ foursomes. will get-away |
“1 at 2.30°'pan- ‘and ‘as: this*is: on!

9 holes .your tombstone: resting

place will be determined by taking |’

50 per cent of the:combined hand-
icap ofthe gentlemen and -ladies
competing and “adding : it’ tc e-

Ble for the mixed event

Now, a last reminder to those

who have yet to. arrange for their
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the

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