, CASTLE NEWS, Casticgee, B.C.

Thursday, June 18, 1953

|New Summer Camp For
Boys And Girls Opens
On Arrow Lakes |

*"A new summer camp for boys
and girls has opened onthe Low:
er Arrow Lake, a few miles north
of Robson. i

The Trail branch of the Young
Men's. Christian Association, are
sponsoring the camp, situated at
the Trail Rotary Club Camp site.
The camp opens on June 29 ‘and
the schedule includes periods for
girls as well as‘boys from nine to
sixteen years of age.

Cabins are provided with
bunks, springs, mattresses, run-
ning water and electricity, a good
beach, boats, paddle boards, play-
ing area and a campfire site.

A complete program of hiking,
: boating, water sports, games, Ind-
jan lore, woodcraft, overnight
trips, campfires, swimming ete,
has been

Hicken Leads Cubs To
Pair Of Triumphs In
Trail District Ball”

Veteran moundsman Reed Hic-
ken lead the way to two conse-
cutive victories for the Castlegar
Cubs in the Trail and District
Hestball League, during the ‘past

i vast week in Trail, Reed’s hurl-
ing and the fine support of his
teammates resulted in a 2-0
whitewash of the Trail Motors
Pontiacs. Cubs runs were scored
by Ted Gergely on a whopping
homerun, and John Ross, who
was batted in by Gerry Wanless
after gaining the base paths on'a
aihale. | Losing hurler was Bobby
Krom!

‘Sunday night, Hicken went all
the way for the locals again as the
Cubs came from behind to edge
the Crown Point nine 4-3 in‘/a
thrilling fastball exhibition at the

Ball Park.

Further information and appli:|
cation forms can be obtained from
the YMCA, 1520 Bay AYE Trail,

2 aii

Their third victory of the sea-
son against two losses, and their
first triumph against one defeat
from the Crown F te

Random

Reveries
By, Vic Misutka

Speaking of wonderful. fellows
here's some newspaper items I’ve
been wondering about.

A recent item says Castlegar
banks are getting Saturdays off
beginning day after tomorrow.
Having at one time been a Cas-

tlegar banker — or rather a bank- |}
er in*Castlegar — I am glad for];

my ex-fellow bankers. but I am
also wondering what,.they will do
with their spare time, I know
what I would do, — I’d go from

the town bank to the river banls|;
with a fishing pole. After all],

people entrust their ‘fins’ to

bankers every day, so why should

the f'sh be any different?
{ course golf is a good bank-

er’s pass-time also. The sessions ||

with deposits and withdrawals
should come in handy depositing

the ball into the Uttle cup and ||

day’s game saw the Cubs get
started slowly. Three errors in

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p Fomter

 Agencles Ltd.

: FIRE — AUTO
LIABILITY

the first half of the first frame
resulted in three runs for the!
Pointers but the hometown lads
settled down then and kept the
visitors scoreless thereafter, while
they themselves tallied once’ in
each of the fifth, sixth and sev-
enth innings. :

Losing chucker Harvey Handa-
ley allowed nine hits -and issued

is it from
.

A newspaper Tien also has it
that.a comely miss has opened
a new hairdressing salon in Cas-
tlegar. I.am wondering how to re-
move\ the waves from my hair
s0 I can get a professional’ job.
Don't get me wrong, now ... it’s
strictly my hair I'm thinking of.
Of course ‘with the beach oppor-
tunities of summer coming on, I
could get a professional toenial

ment erpploy with cars of a’
size in accordance with the size
of the employee, If so, I think the!
lecal public health nurse will get
an Austin,

*

In case anybody is

PARK ELECTRIC
GLASSHEAT
DEALER

why this column was written, I'll
tell them. It was written b;} re-
quest —’ by request of me.
(“Thanks Barry Mather—).

By the way the corn is sure
early in Castlegar this year,
isn't it.

hone 3711 es

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CONTRACTING » REPAIRS

,, COLIN PETTS

Corner Maple and 2nd.
PHONE 4516

FOR BETTER CEMENT ial
“We Have

: “Crushed. Gravel

THE PERF ECT’ MIX.
Also One Cement Mixer & Floor Sander
FOR R E NT.

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Castlegar,

"Thursday: June 18, 1953 .

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

The News’

FOR.SALE — 5 HP. LEL, Chai:
Saw, $225.00, Like New. Appl

Classifieds.

in FOR RENT — Fully furnished 3
ly{ xoomed house for July and
Box 504, Castlegar. ' P3-24

August, Box 623, Castlegar. °
C3-2:

League Sked Revised
For Fasthall Loop’ -:

FOR SALE — 3
-arranged, Phone 3502.

house
on highway in Kinnaird, terms
P3-24

bath. Apply G. F. Miller, 7th,
Avenue, C: P3-25

FOR SALE — One ‘cow,

in’s ,Store or house by Robso

just
freshened. 4th calf. Call at Zib-

FOR’ RENT — 5 room. house and

a apartment, Phone 3967,"

and Coolerator Icebox, als:

light cook stove, Phone 3186.
P3238

possible option of buying. Oc-
0} cupancy desired by Sept, 1.
Reply to Box 410, Castle News
not later than June 28. | C1-25

FOR SALE — Set of books off WANTED — 5000 new entries,
knowledge, one 3|4 bed in per-

fect condition, One Garbag:

Merchant's Castle, Bob's Pay N’
fe] Takit, ©3-25

Burner, Carlsen's Sup:

ply, Phone 4221, P1-2

5] NOTICE — The Kinnaird pres-

FOR SALE — Young Ayrshire Garden Party at the home of Mrs,
Cow, good milker. Apply Mike; M. Campbell, Saturday, June 27,

Fedosoff, Pass Creek. P3-2

Ladies Aid will hold a

GMC: . Motor, -
Truck mounted, will demon

strate, Import Permit: obtain-

able. $1500.00. Louie

truck driver with truck to de-
liver bakery products morn,
-| ings only. For particulars ap-
ply Dutch Maid Bakery.. P3-23

Northport, Wash.

‘pi.25} WANTED TO BUY — Three-

FOR SALE — One 20 gallon cap-
acity.Ice Cream Freezer. Also
one Walk-In Fridge. Apply H.

quarter size bed, without mat-

er, 2 or 3 bedroom house, with

black type.
June 19 — Cubs vs. Pontiacs,

Point,
June 23 — Pontiacs vs Cubs.

| Point,

June 30 — Pontiacs vs. Cubs.
July 1° — Open.

Castlegar Cubs have now come
out-even on their first six games) 24° Boy Scout Troop, under Al
of the current Trail and District Heed, Scoutmaster and Constable
Fastball season. They have wal-
tzed through three wins ‘and ab-
sorbed.three losses, Friday night, | Vrled scout activities,
Suather ‘eecmutting they meet ialteat

re Trail otors Pontiacs’ in ed to Troop Leader.

FOR. RENT — 2 room upstairs] Trail, ie ae
C1-25

ferry entrance.- P3-24] WANTED TO RENT — by teach-
.FOR SALE — Sunshine Pram

‘The revised Schedule for the re-| Ray Bystrom to Patrol Leaders.
inder of the season is as fol-
lows; with Cubs home games in ation has gone to Ronald

‘June 21 —- Pontiacs vs. Crown| Columbia River recently. Ronnie

1June 24 — Pontiacs vs. Crown

June 26 —~ Cubs vs. Crown Point.
June 28 — Crown Polnt vs. Cubs,
June 29 — Cubs vs Crown Point,

July 3 — Pontiacs . vs Crown
5) 3-5 pm. P1-28]-
FOR SALE — Log Jammer, 2|WANTED — Man or woman| 2!

drum winch — haul back —
Swing -Boom,

Crown Point vs

Castlegar Boy Scouts
Enjoying Full Year

The rejuvenated First Castle-

R Mullock, Assistant Scout Mas-
ter, are enjoying a full season of

Arvi Pellegrin has been pro-

McMillian, Bob Townsend and

A special award:and commend-
Misca-
vitch for his prompt action in re-
porting the Rigby accident onthe

saw the boat upset at the C.P.R.
bridge and ran for help at once.

The following scouts ‘have pass-
ed their Tenderfoot tests and are
now workirlg on. their Second
Class Scouting; Myles McMillian,
Bob Hesketh, George ‘Townsend,
Bob Townsend, Donald ‘Wallace,
Robert MacPherson, ‘George Wor-
obey, Barry Jenks, and Arvi
Pellegrin,
Recent additions to the troop
who | are still working ‘on their

July 8 — Cubs vs
July 10 — Cubs vs Crown Point.

Cubs Trimmed 52

teens: Apply Box 566, Castlegar, By: Crown Poi

.| HOSTS TO ZONE MEET

tests, Bob Lightle,
rdon C.

Kinnaid igeoveiaent Society Hall

Friday, June 26, 1953.

DANCING 9:30 TIL ? 2?
Music By:— “Rythm Swingsters”

Crowning of the Rose Queen 11 :00 p.m,

Corsage of Roses for First 200 ‘Ladies :
Attending

R Go:
Don Phillips, Ron Miscavitch and
Peter Dunlop,

ROBSON DRAMA ‘CLUB

The Robson Dramatic Club

ATT: 7m “he Castlegar | Cubs, fastballers,

M. Card, Robson. P1-35 pans, nO ze oe banroached putting. up.a stiff ilght all the made plans for the Zone meeting

FOR SALE — C bed and] b: for the way, were trimmed 5-2 by the] ics Soe B tena Drania So:
extra mattress. Apply J. T. hall in tie near future. C1-25| Visiting Crown’ Pointers inal (oy mura ng pes a
Dunlop, Phone 3748, Castlegar.| _ NOTICE — The PTA Fashion league game at the Castlegar Ball i c.

Accident — Sickness
INSURANCE

PHONE 2921
SUNDAY, JUNE: 2ist: IS

FATHER'S DAY

i.
We Have A Grand election ‘of Gifts

Fish Baskets .......'. . $4.50 & $9.50
_ Fishing Nets . 0)... 0. +s sees $2.45
Whirlaway Rod and Reel :. . -: $27.50 *

two free passes,

Walter Poohachoft opened the
scoring for the Cubs, gaining: the
base paths on a two bagger,: and

coming home ‘on a single by :
Gerry in the Zirst frame. ther to Victoria again, but then
» {maybe they need it. What do I

In the fifth, Coach Rennie) mean? Well it seems Castlegar is

Mitchell, slammed one to. deep|sending its.Sommers to Victoria

centre field and came home on-8| again, ~

grounder by Hicken to narrow eee

the gap 3-2.’ : The fellow columnist I men-

The'game became a. deadlock in|tioned in my last week’s column

the sixth when Ted Gergely was] suggested in her last week's col-

manicure too, couldn't I.
cee

I.also see from the papers
where Castlegar is apparently go-
ing to give.some of its nice wea-

Oe ¥ ee | Sho Park Tuesday’ evening. The zone meeting is tomorrow
NOW IS THE TIME TO FUT YOUR CAR i P1-25 an, rea will ene ‘Crown Point took the lead with| in the Robson Recreation Society
IN TOP SHAPE FOR YOUR HOLIDAY { FOR SALE — 4 room house and iday, June. 19, at 2:30° p.m, | two runs in the fifth, only to have ab eoe: é
bath, Completé pliunibing. Wir- C1-25 | Cubs deadlock. matters with two| Other business included the ap-
TRIP. DRIVE IN TODAY, FOR THOSE ed Sa pre gd parses in ‘base- Th bright 7 f 7 Yung of their own in the seventh. polatment of 'R.. T.. Waldie: as
men! ice 00. G. F, Miller, ere’s a brig! uture for go-| The Pointers:took an’even firmer | auditor, y
ADJUSTMENTS THAT WILL GIVE YOU 1! “tth Avenue, Castlegar. . .P3-25| ahead aun men with Canada’s| lead in the’: eighth, : however,| Refreshments were served by
CARE FREE, CAR FREE TRAVELLING, i . rs - First B bringing in three more runs to| Mrs. R, T. Waldie.
; F y -FOR ‘SALE ‘Summer “prints "Bank of Montreal end the scoring. Cubs put two
waved to first, advanced to third she might invest in a “Sou' HOURS: : Shite and_ baked goods. Wed. June 24 men-on bases in the final canto| Mitchell.

9 advanced’ to umn she might invest in a ‘Sou’ : at Robson Hall. Sponsored by| There you will have opportunity] but they were unable to score. Robertson aided his own cause
on an error which put Wanless on| Wester” and a pair of hip waders, : fi “Robson Evening Group W.A. |f0r rapid promotion, interesting,| ‘The two Castlegar runs were|in the Crown Point batting ar-
the base paths, and came home on She said it would be so “I just : Lah te eee Ne, : ick ‘P125| varied work, ample security and|scored by Ted Gergely and Gerry | £8¥. with two singles and a double
a single by Bill Kereiff. The win-| might manage to catch the illu-|Mj . : i om a good salary. Increases are reg- ‘Wanless, Gergely gained the base | While Al Ayres and Tommy. Owen
ning run. came. in. the seventh sion of spring burstin’ * out, all| §.- : FOR RENT — Large, unfurnish-| ular in line with ‘your progress.| paths on an error:and stole home | £aized a. single each,
frame, Bill-. Plotnikeff; singled, } over.” I’m: wondering if the ed 2 bedroom apartment, Phone] Call at the local. Branch or tele-| when an error landed Wanless on

Dither Rods froma fs; eos ceee $5 00
Make Wonderful Gifts = |
Power and Carpenter Tools: | -.:-

: Sport Shirts “3% . . ¢ $4.95, $5.95, $6.95
Balfour Dress Shirts .... . $4. 95 and $5. 50°

Slippers — Ties — Sox — Gloves -

BY DURABIET =’

-$21.00 — $25. 00 - _ “$29.0 00 02. 00

‘You and your guests. will
enjoy the distinctive, differ-
-ent flavour of Coronation...
ta, fine Canadian Whisky of
smellow smoothness!’ ”

GOODERHAM & WORTS LTD.

-| ed.as.though the hometown girls.

‘With Six Runs'in
7 Inning’ ‘Of Game

‘|runs, helped along by, a rash of

gained third. on Hicken’s’ single
and came home on an.error which
put Horcoff on first.

The Crown, Point tallies, all in
‘the: first inning, and all scored on
errors, -were,credited to Tommy
Owens, _ Howie .Palmer, and Eric
Grandstrom. = .

Walter: Poogy and Bill Plotni-
koft led the Cubs batting barrage
with-a double: and single.in four
times at bat, followed by Gerry
Wanless with swo singles and a
safety on’an. ‘error, .and ‘Rennie
Mitchell with his three’ bagger.
For. Crown’. Point, Reg Robin-

and Bill Hennie with one.

Royals Swamp ‘Kats 9- 3
tiLast’

h3The ;.rookie,;:ladeni Chatligar
Kats : were. swamped. jin.the
final inning of an exhil
ball tilt ‘with’ the Nelson Royals
Friday night at the Castlegar Ball
Park,

duel between ‘Anne Kastrukoff of,
the Kats*and “Verda, Pratt’ of the
Royals “until. ‘the first” half: of the
seventh and’ final-inning when
the. Royals exploded with ‘six

errors on the part of the locals,
Up to that time, the local -lass-
ies were. leading 4-3 and it look-

might squeeze out:a win over the
more, experienced Royals,
All.four tallies for the locals
came in the third inning, giving
them ‘a 4-2 lead.

For the Nelson team, Marie
Stangherlin was the big gun as
she hit two tremendous home

thought didn’t occur to her just
in case she parked her car beside
another, mud puddle.

oe

¥m also wondering if the So-
cial Credit government.
tinye. their, economy. wi
elency © program to” th

- ARROW MOTORS uD.

PHONE 2251:

son was credited With’ two singles | .

ition fast-|°

It was. a: fairly: tight. pitching|>

3506, Castlegar. P3-23| phone 3041. 6-25

FOR RENT.— 5 room. house.

“completely furnished. Phone who are ii
hone: 2856, cane pias a career are invited to consult

YOUNG MEN

bases.’ The. next Bb
Rennie. Mitchell, was
first and immediately

2 agjond We

home, while the

PERSONAL

Slendor~ Tablets ‘are “etfective,
Three week's ‘supply $2.00;! Nine i

weeks’ $5.00 at Pitts Drug Store.

1. C3-23

of. the
Bani ‘of, Commerce.
Salaries are good:,and. the | pros-

TEAHAR FUEL

FOR THE BEST IN COAL

Office

PHONE 3
aa

runs* past ‘the left fielders and|'

_{nard Mark Gfroereis ‘to Bernard:

ell ‘out.
Mitel

shared Sree ipeey for“ the
‘tubs, - Mitchel}: chucking - for rte |

Mitchell.
sustaining » one strikeout” by

“NOTICE ‘OF . APPLICATION
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
‘NOTICE _is.-hereby: given that

the Director of Vital. Statistics for
a change of name pursuant to the
provisions of ‘the’ “Change of
Name’ Act” by me Guido
Gfroereis of the Village of Kin-
naird, inthe Province of British
Columbia; as follows:
To change my name from
Guido Gfroereis to ‘Guy Guido;
my. wife's name from Isabelle
Gfroereis to Isabelle Guido;: ant

names from::Rose. Marie: Gfroe-
reis to Rose Marie Guido; Ber-

Mark Guido;: Michael Robert
Gfroereis to. Michael - Robert.

1 edo out two single baggers; Rennie

le
less to comé
ointer second
was.trying to a Mitch:

gained’ 5° hits from| ©
id Hicken, and.6 walks |’

an application ‘will -be made to :

my minor .unmarried children’s ae

For the Cubs, Bill Kereiff bang-

litchell’ a double and -Johnny

3, Walter Poogy, Mike Hor-
coff and Reed’ Hicken,’ gained a
single each.
Cubs’ mext game is tomorrow
night when they meet the Pon-
tiacs-in Trail) The two clubs will
stage a return, match’ here™ next
Tuesday. evening.

‘irsti& Third Sundeys at 11 ‘a.m..
Rita's Church -

Suey Masses —.. 8:30 and 3

Sunday: devotions — 730 ae

: 7:30 .pam.:

jaily “Mass,

8 o'clock,

; Chapel’
Sunday Mass,10’a.m.
‘. Gospel: Hour
win Rivers Halt

Every Sunday ‘— ‘ Breakin;
Bread 10 -am. sof

Guido; Barbara Elj Gfroe-

reis to. Barbara Elizabeth Guido,

Joan Guido; Elizabeth Agnes
Gfroereis...to »-Elizabeth Agnes |-
Guido; \ and .: Kenneth Eugene
Gfroereis_ to “Kenneth Eugene}
Guido, -:

Dated at’ Kinnaird, BC. this

Helen Joan. Gfroereis to Helen|-

: Comndiadts Bible.

Centre.
Undenominational
~ Sunday School, Sundays at’10:30
pe Classes for young people of
all ages. .
Evening Service, Sundays, 7:30

HOND ita and TUESDAY

: ‘Betty Hutton. —

"Somebody ‘Loves Me"

Shows Wed. at 6:30 ao or p.m.
Shows Thurs. at 7and8:25 p.m.

HOT-BLOODED ADVENTURE!

-CORNEL WILDE.
“MAUREEN O'HARA.

YESI: FROM: CRADLE ‘AGE 30 THE::,
FIRST... STEP" YOU'LL FIND. THE)
RIGHT SHOES BY: LA PARISETTE.

patted in the tieing run. with a
single to right field.

In the Kats batting department,
Vi Miros and Geraldine Defoe
gained‘ two singles each. Castle-
-gar runs were scored by Vi‘Miros, {
Lorraine Martini, Joanna. Jenk-. @
inson and Geraldine Defoe. i

Verda Pratt, going all the way .
on the Nelson mound, whiffed 11
batters, gave up seven hits and
allowed no walks, For the. Kats
Ann Kastrukoff’ gave up ‘8 hits,
‘ssued. one walk and eamnered
éwo strikeouts."

biished 1832 '
Oldest Distil

p.m.\.A ‘service *for the family.
Above service in'the Legion Hall.
Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs- |.
days, 7:45 p.m. and Young Peo-
ple's Fell ip, “Fridays, 7:30
p.m, at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Fred E, Woodrow, Columbia Ave.
All. are cordially invited to
these services,

Presbyterian Church
_Services in the Churoh every.
Sunday’ at 11:15 a.m. -

D. A. ‘MacKellar, Minister

»,Full Gospel Service
Co-Workers — Misses ‘J..Pen- | %,
= noyer and F. Clemo.

.10 a.m. —-Stnday School.

7:30 p.m.'— Evangelistic.” © +
“Jesus Christ, the\ same. yester-
day, today and forever.”

} Lutheran ‘Services

‘6 Services to be held in Anglican
Church every first and third Sun-
day at 3:00 p.m,

Anglican .Church
Sunday, June 21
— 7:30 pan.

Cremicat FERTILIZER—Yes, but that's not. all, SST a: There's r
. anadign natural resource—Sulphur—formerly wasted to. the- aire destreyer of
_ dollars

Tannt; farestch Hirs h

15th day of ‘June, 1953.
-GUIDO GFROEREIS.

multh ROBERT DOUGLAS’ GLADYS COOPER
PLUS

pAaeeats JOURREY — THROUGH THE BLAZING BADLANDS!

vegetation—now used to. make festilizers. “There's. millions of

din plant and There’ ‘*p

aida and the co-operative effort

Increased yield from. fertilized crops
daily living.

ELIE’S
AUTO COURT
2 Fully a

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Reasonable Rates
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any minds and skills. There's the ;
that are important to our '
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W. OLESEI “PASSES
EXAMS AT. NOTRE DAME
Willie Oleski of Castlegar is
among 27° Notre Dame. College,

uses it. Yer—Thares more. if ne bas than meets ‘the eye.
Nelson, students who have passed
Gonzaga University exams.

Mr. Oleski; the-son of’ Mr, and

Mre. A. Oleski of Castlegar ob-)) ” : oon i ing se : 7 o een g "MGs oe ee

MON, — WED. — SAT.
tained a Class “B” standing'in the : j j Boe ‘ : * :
exams for second year students, 3 : Bares Sch e, ¢ ‘i RY ies : “ a Patek Srvadhiy oe —. For Appointments — ;

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__ Other Days Phone: 3182 :
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