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Kinnaird Lauies
Win Their. ‘Sth
Straight Game,

Monday night in py ‘Ann
Kastrukoff once again lived the old
days over as she pitched and hit
her teain to a 7-6 victory over, the
unbeaten: Trail Silverettes,

. Inthe last irming with the
Trail team leading by. three runs,
two out and the bases loaded, Ann
hit “a double on a “three-and-two

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‘pitch which drove “in two mins.
then hit a single avd Ann came

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across home ‘plate to win the ball

game.
¥ This is tie first geme the Trall
‘eam has lost.

LA lot of credit should be given
¢o'Lille Haigh of the Silverette bali
club,. who “due ‘to sickness should
not’ have been on the ball. field: But
because of the fact that the Silver-
ettes: were ishont ‘one’ player she
filled in and did a° splendid Job, ©

‘The Joaing Lavan for Trail was

Lepine,
"A hot of thanks come from the

been. coming out to:help:coach the

girls.

Kinnaird. lne-up: - Catcher,
Lenore Evans; pitcher, Ann Kastru.
koff; first base, Gail Leitner; ‘90-

base, Freda: Retatoff;. third
base, Shirley ‘Oheveldave; left field,

‘A Vernon

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Inter moved.to.-hope and Nakusp

before retiring to Vernon ‘in 1957.»
In 1913 he married in Montreal,
He''4s° ‘survived’ by his -wife,

> | Florence;.e,daughter, Mrs, Leo Mc-

Iver (Phyllis) of hope, and a dau-|
ghter-in-law,~ Mrs,-- Louis Watson
(Sauly) of Vernon.

‘eon, Louis, predéased him in
ogag He ig survived by seven grand.
children, four great-grandchilden, a
sister in Nelson, one in England
and one in Eusiehart, Ontario.

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|. Mr, 1. Johnson; Phen ‘gee
Mrs, Stella ‘Dawson ; of Vancou-
ver: es ths guest for.cus past week

id Mis. Fred“ Howes and

ih ‘
children ; returned a “he weekend

from ‘their spose sepent as Bid-

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from thelr ‘Sholidays. spent ‘at the
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motored, § Netoon Burtlay forja,
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vernon ‘duly 18 tor a “Vernon, men
known.

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| Protestant’ churches after assemb-

ling at thé “United Church ‘each
day, when average attendance

;{] 107 out of e registration of 120. °

: | gorten eroup,yas Mrs loya Hoses.

‘Teachers ‘were “Penny G!

Mrs, Karpoff of Genelle, Mr, Clarke,,
Mrs. J, Roberts and Mr, Probhudaf,

Former Castlegar:
Minister Married .
Recenly at Hope

United in marriage recently in| ‘

United Sharen and” Mrs. Ruth A,
Sims of Hope.

John Pelletier gave the bride
away, Matron of ‘honor was Mrs.

Vina McMillan of - Chilliwack -with

SORCERY.

by the}: |
people of Castlegar. as:he was the |):

United Church ‘pastor here for as

days in Vancouver,

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home Sunday. 2.35 5) 1)

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word ‘Tuesday of the sudden pass-

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