8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 24, 1968

DEER PARK SOGIALS

“Ms. E. WILLIAMSON
Mr, and Mrs, Fred

Results from Local Bowing.

To "25-All Tie i

returned at the weekend from a
three week holiday spent visiting
with frlends and relatives at Seat-
tle, Wash., and Portland, Redmond
and ‘Canby, pregon. They were

y .
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Wires of Seattle,

Mr, and Mrs, G.. Simkin: of
Nelson were recent visitors to Re
nata.and Deer Park,

Weekend visitors to Deer Park
from Trail included Mr. and as
A. Bortnick and son David, Mrs,
R. Worley, her son Mr. Frank Wor-
ley of New York ‘and her son Mr,
Ted Worley of Robson.

‘Mr. and Mrs, Ken Rigby of
Castlegar ‘spent the weekend at

their’summer home here. Mr, and
Mrs,’ A, Mackereth and ‘son Bruce,
also of Castlegar, were weekend
visitors here,

Toe
‘Jead 7 to 0 on a:

Celgar Mixed Bowling

Ladies High Single Val Fland-
ers 273; Ladies High Three Val
Flanders 784. Men's High Single
D. Hiebert 247; Men's High Three
D. Hiebert 680. Team High Single
Team 1 944; Team’ High Three
Team 2 2603,

Team Points, Team 1, 107;
Team 8, 106; Team 5, 100; Team
2, 91; Team 6, 91; Team 321100;
Team 9, 89; Team 1, 71; Team 3;
£5; ; eam 10, 63; Team 4, 56; Team

maa 1 o'clock

“LHS Betty McAllister 218; THT

Betty McAllister‘ 520." THS Inde-
Ppendents’ 840; THT Ross’s Meat-
market’ 2288.

TP: Ross's Meatmarket 3, Cas-

tlegar Drug 1; Tiger's Servico 1,,.

Independents 3; Skyll Ine Auto-ser-

vice 3, Oglow’s 1,

Tuesday Mixed League 7 o'clock
LHS. Ruth Rourke 252; LHT

Ruth Rourke 568. MHS Bill Davis

274; MHT Bill’ Davis 702. THS

Button Pushers 1007; THT West's

+ "TP: West's 4, Button Pushers
3, Regulars « 4, ‘Bridge Builders
1, Lotta Blows 0,. Hailley'’s Comets
Qo

Other. 600’s Ben Rourke’ 647,
Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11

‘LHS: Erma Mykyte 235; LHT
Erma Mykyte’ 488."MHS Curt Wa-
terman 308; MHT. Curt’ Waterman
685. THS'L: Don’t Know 895; THT
I Don't Know. 2550, °

TP: Sportsman 3, Bank of

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0, Happy Gang 4, I Don't
Know ‘o Night Hawks 1,- Bootleg-

gers

otter 600's Don Archibald 615,
Ed Webster 606.

ed Commercial Lei

ague
LHS Pat Miner 246; LHT Janna | ppp

Prowalie 622, MHS Peter Kazakoff

MHT Peter Kazakoff 698,
_ -Imperials 987; THT Plaza
Five 2831,

TP: Celgar Two-4, Kay Bees 0,
Rick’s Records 3, Ups and Downs 1,
Plaza Five 4, Mudlarks 0, Untouch-
ables 3, Bob's Pay’n Takit 1, Im-
perials 3, Bank of Montreal 1,
Celgar One 4, Four Pointers 0.

‘RENATA SOCIALS |

MRS M. ROHN

Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson

of Salmon Arm were recent visit-
ors at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
A, G, Koch.
Mr.. C. Rohn of Quesnel has
been visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, John, Rohn and'Mr.
and Mrs, Mathew Rohn. ;

Mr. Rudy Nuefeld and son
Cameron of . Rosemary, .. Alberta,
were weekend visitors here.. His

mother,: Mrs; M, .Nuefeld, return-
ed to Rosemary with him where
she is going to spend the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Symington
of Nelson: were weekend visitors
here,

Miss. ‘Ruth Grove accompanied
by her mother of Trail were Sun-
day. visitors to Renata,

Mr.-Wm. Haegdorn of Kaslo
was a weekend visitor at the home
of Mr? and Mrs. Wiesmer.

Mr. and Mrs, J. Riemer were
recent visitors to Nakusp.

“ot ther 600's Fred. Horéoit 637,

George Brownlie 602,

Wed. AM Drivers League:
"LHS" Pat Gordon. 277;° LHT

Pat Gordon 677. THS. Corbure

898; THT: Carburettors 2464.

1 DP: Bumpers 6, Carburettors

4, Sparetires 3, Sparkplugs W
Cranks 0, Exhausted 4.

Ladies. Wed.-Nite

LHS; Fran | Moffat. 228; LHT
Fran Moffat °645. THS Choregirls
944; THT Choregirls 2735..° |

TP: Choregirls 4, Sputniks .0,
Oddballs ' 3,\. Kingpins .0, Five |.
Thumbs 1, Beatniks 4.

Coffee Break League

LHS Alice Guthrie 284; ‘LHT
Alice Guthrie 636. THS Mutfete
868; THT..Muffets 2507) °°

TP: “Wheaties 4, Muffets 3,
Mugs 1,‘Cheerios 2, Take “6" 2,
Pincurlers.’ 0.

Other 600's Barbara Wood 616,
Thursday’ Morning League

LHS Ethel Mackenzie 205; LHT
Dorothy Hardy 569, — No. Blows
Bea Goetting. THS Beavers 839;
Beavers 2366.

TP: Beavers 3, Chipmunks 2,
Lions 1, Minx 2, Squirrels 1, Teddy
Bears 3.

Rowdy Roller’s League

LHS Glenys New 215; LAT
Joy Saunders 549.—No Blow Sarah
Saarikka, THS Moaner’s 795; THT
Groaner's 2091.

TP:\Team 1, 6; ‘Team’ 24
neem 3, & Team 4, 2; Team 5, 8;

am 6, 8.
Glasste ‘Mixea League
LHS ‘LHS Marge Bonnett Bt
LHT Marge Bonnett 588,
Ralph | Peterson 292;) MHT. Ken
Price 729, THS Five ‘Shakes 1050;
THT Five Shakes 2939.

TP: Five Shakes 3, Defenders é

1, Reformers 3, DeVito's 1; Dead-
beats 3, Castle News 1. ,

Other 600's Tom Cowlin 713,
Slim Koochin 650, Ralph Peterson
631, Bill Davis 629.

Gas Assoc. Urges
Tah %
Utilizing of Space

Tf you're like the average
homeowner, ,who. has lived ,in the
same house for a number of years,
you may: well be faced with. the
growing space bored of an expand-
ing family.

Rather than give up your pre-
sent home for a larger, more ex-

pensive house, why, not consider
ereatiog additional living space in
the home- you now. occupy?

re quarter touchdown by. Frank
Lanzarotta ‘and: a single by. Roddy,
Mosby. Playing in the second quar-
ter Jack Burak. passed to .Duff

major’: which |. went: unconverted.
Gerry Leditc broke away on a quick

to end the scoring. in the first half,
The big Blue lead the Black: and
Yellow Machine. 13; to. 6 at “half
time, i

in the third quarter Ger-

for- the: Bombers, The Cats - got
cloge ‘to: the Bomber’s front door.
"several times in the third but nu-
merous penalties ‘kept them out,
Playing’ ‘in’ the fourth ‘quarter
Frank Lanzarotta picked’ up a’ ma-

;| Jor'on ‘a Leduc to Lanzarotta. pass

Play and then’ the perpetual fourth
quarter let down that has marked
Bomber. games ‘all’ through | the
season. Jack Burak ran the op-
tions* and “before ‘the Bomber’ de-
fense had a’ chance “to recollect
Flinging Jack had become Running
Jack to the tune’ of three ‘T.D.'s
in'21 minutes, Randy Palsson scor-,
ed on a‘single and the game end-
ed in a dead]

‘Lions Win First Game of Beason

‘Anspired” by rookie ‘quarter-
back Ken Pickering the Lions prov-
ed td all concerned: that they are
very much alive and are very.much
intent: on keeping the’ Little Grey
Cup ‘in the’ Lion's: den.’: Whizzer
Chernenkoff scored‘ a’ first quar-
ter TD. for the Riders followed‘ by
Armand Greenweod ‘for the Lions:
The’ quarter: ended ‘in a 6 all tie.
Tex: Gormley : picked’ up a‘ major.
on a 40-yard pass and run play
with Wayne Kinakin ‘repeating for
the Lions.
‘The ‘Riders’ were not ‘able to
muster a. sustaining: attack in the
half and the half time score read
Lions-13, Riders 6. Wayne kin
scored his second major on-a.26-
yard pass and run play in the third
quarter and added a: third in the
fourth. Early in the fourth quarter
the. Riders put on’a desperate bid
to salvage the game.

‘Wayne Peppard sored 8 points
ona TD and ‘two singles. ‘Rick
Harmston scored two: on a-touc-
down and rookie, end:Hubert Hun-
chak scored a-TD on the pass and
run,’ the Lions held ‘on’ to; their’
lead.and came off the field with a
30 to 22 victory. We said: all along
that the. Lions: would’. roar. and
roar’ they. did. Sunday’ at:1 p.m.

Johnson.who went 34 yards for the | ">

opening play and went for the TD|:

Early,
ry Leduc picked‘up his: second TD | third,

in’ ‘First Game

the: semifinals ‘which’ 3
death: for ‘the right. t

Burak. has won’ the scoring cham:
pionship for’ the’ second ‘year. with
‘1:points, followed .by Frank Lan:
zarotta’ in second and: Wayne Pe
pard * ‘and Wayne

next Saturday for, the Tati rey 4
Cup which;is put; up’ for, conter-| :°

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There | Fe

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al} four teams will ,do\-battle: iri | ==

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ver has been an
‘hat goes ‘onso--easit
sts so long.

+ ing in marrage tive Anne Dreve-
‘nak, daughter id “Mrs, i
Brennan, Persie :

Willi
) Bruce’ MacCabe, : Castlegar, only

son of Mrs, Wd A, MacCabe and

» the late W. A.

‘formed by Rev.: Fi

Carthy ‘in-:St.” Francis.’ Xavier's
Church, Trail, The church was bea-
utifully ‘decorated ‘with baskets of
white’ gladioll and ‘golden chrysan-
themums, with white-satio-tled lly:
of-the-valley..’ marking... the:. guest
pews. The wedding music was play-
ed by Mrs, “A. Wilson,

The bride, escorted to the'altar | ¢

by her uncle, Mr. Samuel. Brown,
was lovely’ in! her wedding gown
of! white organza, fashioned . with
fitted bodice, and, lily-point sleeves
of lace, The, full skirt was draped

ins bustle Sttect extending to a

slight train.’ Her, fingertip | veil,
edged _with matching lace, was held
in place by. a. tiara of seed pearls

and © sequins.: She ' wore \a\ single

“- atrand ‘of; pearls, the :gift of the
de bi of

Jaron
only att attendant, wora'a naltstenath

"+ gown of-pale ‘yellow. organza, with

a matching flower head dress. She
carried a: bouquet of white and
> ‘golden’ chrysanthemums.

Mr. Earle Cherrington Surrey,

* Vancouv

Mr. Donak Guestord, and Mr. ‘Wil-
lam Burns, Trail, were the ushers,
Following ; the .church .\cere-

g mony ‘a reception for: about™ 70]-

© guests waa ‘held at the Trail: City
Club, where’ the room were

fully decorated ‘for .the’ oecasion
with pull colaked,  eladioli and yel-
“low. chrysanth “The wed-
ding ‘ guests. were: "received" bythe
bride’ and groom and ‘ths members

- of the wed

For. her: daughter’: ‘wedding
‘Mrs.. Brennan.'chose a. gown of
Toyal blue and ‘white, -with white

accessories and’a corsage of white A

carnations. The: another, of fhe

Nova Scotia: and Castlegar, .
.) The three-tiered Tei, sited cake.
Sages le; skir'

a . ates
edi with white tapers, ran embed:
ded in ‘tulle, in which nestled tiny
pink rose buds. Following the wed-
ding tea, tho cake was cut. and
served'to the guesta by the bride,
and. groom.

The punch. bowl. was presided
over. by Mr. .R, Jones, Miss. Gail
Evans was in charge | of the Buest
book.

For. the wedding trip to the
‘anagan’ and ‘Radium, the bride
nned a pink “boucle’ two-piece
jemble , with ° white accessories,
‘ Fr corsage was of white garden:
ag.

Out-of-town. guests. were: pré-
sent from Castlegar, South Slocan,
Bonnington, Nelson, Fernie and
Vancouver, © 75,

. he’ groom is assistant mana:
ger of’ the ‘Trail Credit Union, and

the: bride’ is employed ‘with. the
accounting firm ‘of Yolland, Soligo
and Bacta:s ‘They have taken up

3270 Taburauim Drive, Trail.

“nha Pi Chapio
Studies Mai tyling

‘Trends in hairstyling: through:
out the ages provided ‘an interest-
ing tents for. the:program at the

‘Crowning : :
tite. not ‘the Presentation’ by Mrs.
& Campbell and Mrs, .W: Nyhus

hich ‘ covered’ different: types “of

semble with white accessories, Her

; corsage was of bronze chrysanthe-

mums.
2) Mi. TC. Yolland; as’ master
of ‘ceremonies, called upon Mr. S.
‘Dally to propose the togst to

i bride, which was responded.to
> by the he bridegesom:

4 setting.

méi ane aaa, mens
Heit aoe beard ieee

‘Gute > during the 3 oni a poeta
‘demonstration on hair styling was
in’ progress with Mrs. T. Couch
as the model ‘and: Mrs.'.D, Calder
performing the Preliminary

pe Meanwhile, algo, tips ‘on choos.
ing one’s hair style were given with
ene tration of. becoming. styles: for.

ven style can mean to a certain
type of’ women. To conclude. the

read by Mr, Yolland from’ Ferale, | B

ea aroun .

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