GaSTLE NEWS, eaeliitall BRITISH COLUMBIA

THURSDAY, JUNE $1, 1954

“Shell Products
Conssiote Automotive. Repairs

Lubrication. a, Specialty.

Glébelite Batteries.

Firestone Tires
‘Parts and -Aiccessories

pox us: give. you: ‘anestimate on all. vou
/ repair work:

"meeting at ‘the ‘home ‘of Mrs, WwW.

ent Wright; ‘where. ithe ‘delegate

: . Shirley | Collinson’ -- ‘has!
ertsfor Portland where she will:
holiday: with “Miss. Dorothy.
Dammis. and Miss Marlies - Brod--
» of f Castlegar.

‘and. small: “

jguahter Carla have left for Her-

bert, Sask., where she was called"

by-the death. of es father...
Mr. and Mrs. ‘R.. Holt “and

family of. enna were: ‘Sunday:

guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.. White.
Miss Mary McKenzie of Nel-

son is. fone tod a two: weet holt

sh

Miss Maureen. Crelghte; le:
brated’ Her 13th birthday‘on Sur
day afternoon by treating ‘her
little guests’to a delicious tea’
party on the ‘lawn., Later, they
all enjoyed playing” "games ‘and

ts. . Those invited were:

Patty Lewis, -Miss -Jackie +

Watson, Miss Penny Morris, |
Miss/Joan Bergen, Miss “Yvonne!
Mitehell,, Miss Yvonne Patton,
Miss* Sharon White, Miss Caro-
Tine! McLaughlin and Anita. Wat

tand Mrs. G: smibeit are ~

holidaying at Grenfell, Sask.,
ani other brane points,

"ROBSON

ROBSON: W. 1: PLANS

. SFRAWBEERY FESTIVAL
obson W. I..met at the
-Mrs.'S. Humphries: for.
egular meeting. where

plans were: made fora. Stra\

; berny:; Festival to- be held ©

* Suly e14ti. “Various committees’

7 webe‘appointed to. arrange the _

val.

“fhes‘members were: ‘asked: to..
bring;-discarded woolens for’ the
ng of two blankets to -be.
€dj to. the emergency. box.
ers were appointed to can-
§ jin- preparation: for--the- Mes
Mobile Clinic. _

sibeing-a busy meeting it.
‘decided .to. hold. an evening.

‘to, the’. district;, convention cwill
‘give ‘her’: report.

“Phe \roll:-callWas _janswered .
with,a donation’ of- dry fruit, to
‘be “sent “to ‘England. '‘Refresh-
-ments..were served by the host-
‘esses, Mrs.‘ S.- Squires, Mrs. O.
B.. Ballard ‘and Mrs... 8... Hum-
phries.” "

-- PORSON: -EVENING GROUP
PLAN. TEA. ‘AND SALE >

.On- June 24th‘ the “Evening
Group held their. business meet-
ing at, the “home of Mrs. J
‘Thorndale.

ale on June 30th and -
tees> were ed for

and’ ‘bi

this. :
+The program “for the Henin
wa an amusing article read by
: Mrs. - Thorridale, ::.entitled. : ‘The
Shunk That Came to Dinner
Proved. Polite.”::: »..
Refreshments. were served :by
the’“hostesses, ‘Mrs. A. Woodrow.
‘end Mrs. Thorndale. There were
34 members present.

B. ©. \VILLAGE

GOES FISHING: © :

_ WITH. SKIPPER
VANCOUVER.. (CP) '— When

. they'-do. things: in British‘ Co-

lumbia they do it in-a big way.
“B.C.” in fact ‘could stand for.
“Big . Country.” :7'Take. ‘fishing;
_for. instancce.

‘When' igenial Mike Olson: goes
fishing, he takes a whole village
with him..°He is’ skipper of a
fishing-fleet flagship, - and’ late-
ly “he was the’ busiest man on
the waterfront making final pre-.

‘parations for. the annual ek; to. ‘

Rivers Inlet. =:

A: complete ‘floating "Village--
set out last’ weék ‘to’ follow the
runs of the, salmon..— sockeye,
chums, .d6g.-and .cohoe —" until
~the, season: closes. in:

‘Indjaris: eight’ to five.

“SPORT TRA i Ls.

(By Len Walker)

YANKS. EXTEND

LEAGUE LEAD _: “ 4:
: The-Yanks extended. their. mid--
get Jeague lead ,to:two full gam-
es on Tuesday ‘by; downing the
Harry.
Plotnikoff set :the’ Indians ‘down
with ‘three hits but. .was in
trouble’many times as: he walked
four ‘batters and» his: teammates
committed four errors. |, Harry
shut out fife Indian batters. The

. Yanks finally, got. to. Fred Hor*

kof£ in. the fourth inning for
eight-runs on-six hits, two er-

‘rors and a walk. _Zanet of the

Indians ‘and .Ken..Grunerud of
the -Yanks _hit;.doubles. °., :
The Cardinals: and the Red
Box played to: a’ 42"to 12 tie‘on
Thursday. ‘This ‘game will be
played. ‘to ‘a finish at a’ later
date. : .:
BANTAMS,, WHITE SOx.
AND: CARDSWIN” |. --
--The-White*Sox: won thelr first
game of ‘the ‘season+on Tuesday:
upsetting: the “Giants 13 to 11.
Dunlop‘of'the Giants’ hit:2 home:
runs; While: Hawes,--Wallace and:
Simmons: for he Sox "hit.a fom:
er apiece: : fe
. The- Cubs. won their ‘third
strdight fame oii Thursday by,
defeating the ‘Dodgers ‘nine to:
ht. “As yet I have not receiv-
ed ‘the official” score sheet | of’
game so I’ cannot. give you
jf” the ‘highlights’ of” ‘the’

sent .thé: Cubs are lead-

_ aslong home.run by Mary Henry..
' The. ‘high school. *

ing ‘the: ‘Bantam {league with ‘3..

wins “and” no losses, ‘with’: the’
Dodgers, ‘Giants and ‘White Sox’
all.in second place, with one win
and 2 losses.., » >.
KATS LOSE ‘THIRD ‘AND
FOURTH-STRAIGHT: GAMES.
2In sa; fame-‘played-last ‘Wed-
nesday. the Castlegar: Kats went:
down: ‘to : their; third . defeat ; a3s-
‘they’-lost: another. close: game :to:
hi ‘Bench, girls by a.
score (of -5-3: : :

-Ann Kastrukoff once. again

» pitched’ a.fine > game, -giving::up”

but one ‘wall -and~striking out.
six. The ‘Bench girls. scored: one
run. in the. second .frame | and
four. in ‘the third: “The Kats ‘got
one’ run ‘inthe’ fourth’ and ‘two
in” “the fifth but they :left

Sitting in second place, . Also the ~ ia

Cyril Bell

AGENCIES LIMITIED

ners on the base paths. Joy. De- wie rh
foe ‘hit a triple for the~ local”

girls.

+ On. Sunday. the.: ‘Kats dropped ,.

their fourth’ straight game when

they lost to. the Fidelity. Life
Cardinals from | Trail, < 14-6. :It

was the same old‘ story: for’ the:

Kats. Leading.5 to 2 going into

the sixth inning they really went

to° pieces giving the Cards four
runs in. the sixth, one in the
seventh | and seven runs in “the
eighth.

Ann Kastrukoff again: tried to
hold her mates together. In the *
sixth baie: she Pitched. she gave you've put into this place could be
up only three hits, struc! out carry,
eight ‘and «walked -one. «As ‘man: i wasted, arenes ah Sie
ager of the Kats I am.open. to é Re te fire, i
any. items -or. suggestions. from mem ere ere ao
the. fans to improve’ this:.team, accident, a lawauit
but,as yet I .am_ not: too worried, ~ _coufd. wipe out, your
for‘at the beginning of the sea- *home and your save
..inge overnight!"

HOMEOWNER:, “What ‘d’ya
mean, I'm wasting my time?”

son the New. York’ Giants. of the.
National League lost 11-straight
ball .games, :but .at...present” are.

Castlegar Cubs to date have only
Won one ‘game, while losing four,
so who. are we to worry:

KATS SURPRI SE’

THEMSELVES - lost, a tough ‘one’ to” ‘the

On‘ Monday the Castlegar Kats they
Surprised everyone by coming:
from behind to defeat, the. local
high” school girls 14. to 7. |The
Kats. collected ‘ten ‘hits. including’

In the eighth ‘frame Bill ‘Waddell .
hit" one of’ Rennie “Mitchell's fast.
Balls: for a home run, scoring
Gordie Robertson’ ahead, of him
for the’ only. runs of the game.
‘Mitchell “gave - up’-5.' hits; and
Johnny~ “Fisher ‘gave ‘the Cubs

~ only four -hits.with Bill Keriéff.
getting two. of them. pay

home run and two singles, Thompson. played- a. very. 4
Mary Henry pitched the first’ S2me.at first <base . for: ‘the

inning.and gave up one hit and 2°

four walks,; gocd’ for: four, runs.- ‘QUALITY,

With more -bractice Mary, I.be-- QUANTITW...’

lieve, \will™ he: one of - the<better*

chuckers. of; this  district.,. Ann

Kastrukofft -once again: was’.the. in'a

shining ..star ‘for. the ‘Kats, strik-~ eee “the = shortage."

ing out 11, giving up one walk.” Canadians in ‘this ‘country, Vis

and four hits. |, Verna, K count. -

played’ a very good game at Sec- about quantity; ‘and. ats. “obvious*

girls ‘collected
only five’ hits off the offerings:
of Mary’: Henry, and Ann Kastru-
koff. ‘M., Labentsoff "was the
star of the’ 'sctiool:-girls with a

ond base, coming “up time after we-coulduse! imany ‘more ‘Can! :
.time with Sparkling . plays.

Skipper Olson ‘left ‘just ahead
of the fleet of:several./ hundred
gill-netters. In the next" week
‘or “so” the “deserted “northern” in-,
Jet, will’ hum’ with’ a population
of 500° persons, all ‘afloat. on the
strangest collection of: erait on
the coast.

«;,, Between trips, the gill-netters
inchor: “around the: floating. stor-

»omet )Sheds“and other; :faellities
_Of ‘the !-ocean-goini illage.: -

A’ general: department Salore
floats alc the bination
service station, galmon tender,

machine: shop-.and “business... of-
2 iffee.<- A “radio-telephone connects
it with the mainland.

Shop at. Sea.

“Tie ‘store “has: to be: just vas

SS
PARES NS

airactive asa city stiop, for

for fhe ‘detiormet ‘

f£ everything.

if (4
tired. a S niber of Vehicles...

i We suggest use-of.a much _bat-

ter grade; sof: gravel predding
the mixtures of *tlay ‘and * sand
taken™from athe ;town pit isa‘
waste’of tinte?and ‘money —Mel- |
fort (Sask.) Journal.

Trail ‘Hotel by’a score’ of 2:to oO.

Robson

‘Members: . of
x “Royal: 2 a Re;

both of

ain ‘coach: at Tokya Central! Montreal. At Fight, Cpl. Choquette

sang:
two ‘solos, “The Lord’s: Prayer,”
he

“Jeanette” and" Her. ‘Wood

Elementary. School.
Mr.

‘years; this

Fornelli, i?
‘Seaton,

Campbéll, ‘Rose «Marie. Harvick, ”. W'
vanes . impossible’ to “finance \a trip “for |

Frances - ‘Magwood, ° ‘Joe .- Irving,

ene. LeRoy, . Beverly Wanless,
‘Mildred . Raine,
Laureen | Fenner, :-
‘Leslie Waldie; ,. Barbara;

foanne Dunlop, Bruce MacCahe,
‘Elizabeth. “Hopland, Eileen: Gore.
sky, “Penny ’. Morris, © Gerry-Ann
Wanless, : Marguerite Fletcher,
Mauree: reighton,; Bjarne: Aas:
“land, Josephine “Taylor, ‘Shirley
Berry. (and: Shirley, Taylor. : -:

= Mr. O.-Aasland »sang’. “two
numbers,’ “Nirvana,” and», the
“Nomad.”:

During ‘the. evening Mrs. Shea

presented: itwo.. awards; '.the first: .

to’.the best’. pupil .in’ under ':12
eing: wor by Leslie
Waldie;“and the over 12: award
going to .Miss Joanne Dunlop.‘
‘Proceeds..of : the: concert. go to.

the Legion Band. *

‘Dawn ‘Waldie, ;

led in‘
this itrecke: should” contact:
Kinn:

Mr; ‘Thompson announced that.’
: a

ight between: ‘the
“ments ‘on. Monda:
; Rally.

jalf: the: cost ‘of. ‘trans-
portation for: teachers coming ine
* from ‘the: outlying aréas; ‘:- All
“present felt, ‘however, that

expenses,
ich. meant’ that ‘it ‘would’ be

any, .,teacher = to; the Summer

Leitner,’ Miss
HL Bai for
making the
Mr: ;Fersona, “after being | in-
troduced by’? Mr.;:Charters, ont--
, lined: the! work of : the. district
* council: and:of"-the Easter: con-
vention and. .urged..closer. . ca-
operation : between” the:. various
locals of’ the. district. He then
took, part -:in -a:-géneral round
table’ confererice’ and: had- much -
valuable: advice: to ‘offer both to:
new. and, ,experienced | leachers.
Next” term. the executive
planning .-a _.:preliminary:: la
get-to-gether for all teachers s0°-
thal new: members ; of. ‘the ags0-

D.iSmith: and:

“in the: painting: f the: bi
ers.’ With: paint’

than ‘children: began’. ‘defacing’ it
with | scrawlings‘ and': drawings.

This ‘is sheer .vandaltsm’° and °
"both, the board and commission:
ers doin in urging payents : to:
- See. that, this sort: of thing ‘stops
at. once, for if “it continues, . the
board has ° stated > quitd ” flatly,
that, it will have no ‘option but

to progecute offenders and, make |
.a" public example. of.

. Station may. ave an, “opportunity,

to get acquainted early . amd Set :

fled in the. Gistriét,

ing on
Mrs.

Goop NEIGHBO URS”

ch 7 bxaMs vi. ALL. GUTDOORS"
3Sc ooldays,: an recollections of ‘everything: fr t=
‘balls baseball, lave a’ nostalgic’ ring for’ hese Poeaupe”
: B ut this is one time of the year. when the’ oldster with a _
fair recollection of the'so-called carefree’ days ‘of Hou s should _

: hesitat
e 18. Semin pining for return of ‘hi ‘schoolday

tion often. arises as 'to whether examinations: are.
‘ “bad: A. closet: look;’ however, might
basic value-of- tioris: isn’t the: most. important. thing.
. +. For.instance,:has anyone: ever thought of the impact of ©
os nie. of final Sams They’ré held at a‘time of the year”
‘when. fishing, . or just ain Toafin
in, the minds.of m childlved z ae ee
. The -weather is usuall perfect,
_ are © concerned, or doing anything excep
room tackling questions, on- the ‘studies
"-It. makes: one swonder whether’ a:

ften.hangs his chances for'a schol hip
fat the other. -*:: : ;
‘recent years, schools have in‘ many: cases relaved the
ecessary: to. be -promote thout trying final
‘exams. That may be on ‘answer. to the.question.-.. If a'student
knows : he ‘will: have i gets ‘good term
sor he’ = mon Hikely to 0 ) make an ae al through the year.
t, then ‘aga

president: of: Kiwanis Interna
Genel: f ance through: East : Trail,’ com-

:-cing toa halt at: ‘Butler Park.

aston ¢ Sask! =e

1:00 p.m, the ‘units will return s
} to the plants to:make.room for ™
the industrial. sports: contests
which will be’on‘the’ main event

“for” the aftern aaehies