6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 16, 1961

THE SPORT SCENE

‘Hockey

By JAKE Key Sports Editor | Phone 5774 after 6 p.m.

MINOR HOCKEY PLAYOFFS |

PEEWEES: Pettitts 5, Oswald Motors 2.

Play Otfs

enkos and Y= Builders fought| to 9 Q-all tle. Jackic Burak of Er. emenko's scocrd elght goals with Bill Fury scoring the other one. W. had one assist.

Karen Gunderson Passes Last Thurs.

Bullders were pnced by Gordon

With thelr second victory in the|Green who also scored elght goals semi-finals over Oswalds, Pettitts/9nd added an assist on their ninth now advance to the finals against |by Eddie Koochin.

Co-op Retail in, the semi-finals. for Pettitts were Doug

Scorers

Pettltt Photos 4, Co-op Retail 0. In the first game of a two-

Elliot with two, John Vaessen, Jan|game total goals series Pettitts

Gibson and Kelth Allingham with ‘one each, Assists went

ail/have take a commanding lead in to|their series to advance to the fi-

Keith Allingham with, two and|nals. Goal scorers for Pettitts were John Vaessen with one, For Os-|Doug Elliot. with two, Keith Al- wald’s Barry Ferguson scored -both|lingham and Lorne Pellegrin each

goals.

Eremenko’s 9, Kootenay Bultders 9.

with one, Assists went ie Elliot and! Pellegrin with one each.

In a high scoring game Erem-|Eremenkos 7, Kootenay ‘Bultders B&B

Funeral Today For ‘Mrs. D. Podnoroff

advance to the fi- nals of the PeeWee Division in thelr quest to win the champion- ahip, After playing to a nine-all tie in the firat game Eremenkos won the second game of their two-

Funeral services were ‘held to-!game total goals serles, 16 to 14. dsy from the Castlegar Russian ‘As in ‘thelr first game two players hall for Mrs. Doris Podnoroff who|scored all seven goals for Eremen- passed away Tuesday in, the ‘Trai }kos with the elght he had in. the

hospital. Castlegar Funeral Home was

firat game it gives him fifteen for] in|the series. Kootenay Builders Gor-

charge of arrangements and burial/don Green scored his teams five

was in the Brilllant cemetery. Mrs. Podnoroff is survived

this game, with the eight in the by|first game he had thirteen goals

one daughter, Mrs, Mike Hoodikoff|2nd one assist for the serles.

of Castlegar, two brothers,

‘children. *

wm. Markin of Winlaw and Peter Mar-|" 5 kin of Blocan Park, arfd two grand. |six-all tle with Pettitt but it was

Co-op Retall 6, Pettitt Photos 6. The Co-op team fought to a

(continued on page eleven)

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Boundary Electric Opens New Offics In Oglow Bldg.

. “Beatty” Scott.

Karen Mary Gunderson, 74, of Kinnaird, passed away last ‘Thurs- doy in the Castlegar hospital, Re- mains were forwarded to Yorkton, Sask., for burial, Castlegar Funcral Home was entrusted with local ar-

The opening of a Castlegar branch of the Grand Forks com- pany of Boundary Electric was an-~ pounce! this week by local manoger

ne firm has established its in the of Oglow

Jr. Badminton Tourney Results

One hundred junior badmin: les awards’ in the under 23 group; Riondel defeated Tim Horeott and ton players met at Castlegar at the|and then helped Gordon. Schmidt|Terry Dalton of Castlegar. Girls weekend. for thelr final -test before |of Nelson to the boys doubles un-|Doubles:’ Bev Pinckney and T. Kin- der 15 trophy, The’ feature match|akin of Castlegar. defeated Gayle After the Inst. match of the|of the finals was the under ‘'19)McPherson and Wendy Defoe. MI- West Kootenay Junior Bafiminton boys singles in. which Bruce Rol-|xed Doubles: G, Hallstrom and E, ‘Tournament had finished, some new |lick of Nelson took out Jack Osa-/8! stars hod emerged to stand - with chotf of Castlegar for the third|WendysNefoe. the winners of previous tourna. straight year.

the provincial tournament.

ments. “Claude Bissell, school inspector

to both winners and finalists, Gor- don Hallstrom of Riondel, in. the under 17 age group, and Kathy Osachoff, of. Kinnaird, in the un- cr 16 group, were the only ones sweep the three trophies . of thetr group, -

Richard. Mitchell of Castlegar snared the singles and mixed doub-

‘Brothers Building Supply. When JOgiow. Brothers move into thelr new bullding which !s: now, well

under. construction, Boundary Elec- tric will take over the entire pré- sent building.

Mr. Scott, who-has been’ with the company since 1947, said that

iW. Waldie Says . Columbia Picture’ Seems Gonfused

‘The present picture on Colum-

for this district, presented trophfes'nibition of . to all winners and awarded crests|light also was the marathon. staged|Shannon defeated: Wendy Defoe.

the local business will engage in at

plumbing, heating sua contracting.

= and electric heating and w!

It will install gas, oil, hot wa-|ce was told last week by the

la “appears the Castlegar Chamber of Commer.

il} |chairman of its Columbin river de-

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Shannon defeated Don Gray. and

Under 19

Both. boys earned the plaudits Boys Singles: Bruce Rollick of of the crowd with thelr fine ex-|Nelson defeated Jack Osachoff, ot |‘ In the spot. .' Girls Singles: Eleanor

by Wendy Defoe of Castlegar and|Boys Doubles: Jack Osachoff, and|’ Eleanor Shannon of \Riondel as,Ron' Smith defeated B. Rollick and, they fought for both the under 17;George MoKenzle ‘of. Nelson. Girls and under 19 girls singles crowns,|Doubles; Brenda Ballard and M. Little was settled by the leng- ‘Taylor of Kinnaird defeated Blain: thy ‘duel’ as Wendy took the un- Chernoff and Rita Cummings of der 17 match and Eleanor’ the un-|Castlegar, Mixed Doubles: B. Rol- der 19, lick and B, Pinckney defeated -J. Many of the on inners and fin- ‘Osachoff and Tanya Kinakin, of

lists ore expected to, test thelr Castlegar. talents in the B.C, Junlor Badmin- ton ‘Tournament’ at Trail ‘April § to 7. Hallstrom, Rollick, Osachoff Don Gray were trophy winners in last year’s tournament at Victoria and will .be out looking for new laurels. ~

Following are the results of "|the final matches of the WK Jr, Badminton . Tournament:

Under 13

Boys. Singles: Richard Mitchell

Attention

CONTRACTORS

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fe and ,Tepatrs,

larged upon moving into the larg eate the present building.

A, N. and W. E. Docksteader Grand Forks, who are natives

has been in

Forks for over 40 years. Mr. Scott said’ the

he sald, will be motor :

8 a ential electrical contracting. Electric will also carry |that “To me the situation . seems a full line of large and small GE/quite confused: and I just felt I ‘lappliances.-'This stock will be en- should say 80."

premises when Oglow Brothers va- time the

Boundary Electric Is owned. by |8° ahead. while the federal’ gov- the Boundary district, The company it to go ahead and the provincial business in Grand company was attracted to this area tp the ‘Board had made its interim report

future growth forecast for the area. A special service of the business,

BUILDERS

2 ‘W. T. Waldie told the meeting

er Mr, Waldle said that at one provincial government wanted Columbia development = to

of/etmment seemed to be holding back. of |‘Now the federal government wants

seems to be holding

back.” He said’ that the

which suggested more information was needed on the subject. before the treaty is signed, *

Ferry Tralfic Proves Heavy

river crossings last month than

siderably higher.

February, 1960, figures included brackets for comparisa)

and drivers 35,233 (29,014); 946 (11,256);

(168); lvestock 30 (5).

Although the. Castlegar ferry found it necessary to make fewer

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‘The department of highwayalyy 99 members, Pinal plans were notes the following figures in {t8) made for the rummage sale, bake ferry return for the month, with|sate and coffee party to be held at

n. Round trips 3,457 (3,501); cars| come, pas- sengers 65,178 (62,130); trucks 11,- trailers and semi-

next meeting, which will be the trailers 282 (269); motor-buses 821) ;obia1 meeting, will be held at the

Robson ' Group Complete Plans For Rummage Sale

Members of ‘the Robson Evening

{t|Group held theirregular bustness|°f Riondel defeated Don Gray of did in February of 1960, the vol-|meeting at the home of Mrs. A. ume of traffic it carried was con-|,4. ganford with Mrs. W. Salekin)

Energy |"

Gene Shutek, Giris Sing- les: Charlotte Sharples defeated Edna Popoff. Boys Doubles: Gene ‘Shutek and R. Halarewich defeated Gorgon MoPherson.hnd R. Mitchell. Girls Doubles: ©, Sharples and ‘Patsy Hughes defeated E. Popot and Lorraine ‘Deans. Mixed ‘Doub- les; Judy Bartsoff and R. Mitchell defeated OC. Sharples and G. Shu- tek, All these finalists were from Castlegar Club,

Under 15

Boys Singles: Gordon Schmid lof Nelson, defeated John Plotni- off. of Binnaird. Girls Singles: Kathy Osachoff of Kinnaird de- feated ‘Judy SBettin of Oreston. ‘Boys Doubles: G, ‘Schmidt and R. ‘Mitchell defeated John Popoff and ‘Ed Chernoff of Castlegar. Girls ‘Doubles: K. Osachoff and G, Ken- nedy defeated Lou Davis and Trin. es Ackney, Mixed, Doubles: Gerald Goresky and.K. Osachoff defeated Ia. Schmidt and Beverley Hyde. ‘Under 17 7

Boys Singles: Gordon Hallstrom

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residing. Roll call ‘was

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‘The booster prize * araw - was won by ‘Mrs, Verna Babich. The

home of Mrs, F. Webster when

PACTIEPAR COPIA cl vV. Leni- GASTLEGAR SOGIALS|tar wit‘ve im chore of the en-|-

_ Mr, Sid Walton is & patient the Castlegar hospital.

with her daughter in Rossland.

in the Castlegar hospital. Mr. N.

end in Spokane.

8 ee weeks.

Ay I. Slater is in the Cas-

EUGENE UCN nS ‘Bospital. AAALAC A

Our Grateful Thanks...

To the residents of Castlegar and District for their warm welcome. We are pleased to

have had so many come into our establishment

on the opening days:

WINNERS OF OUR OPENING DAY PRIZES WERE AS FOLLOWS: °

Mrs, sede ‘Nichvolodoff, radio; Geo. P. Soukeroff, portable iron; Mrs. R.A. Skinner, Electric. Clock.

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Mr., Joe Killough fs a: patient

Mr, Bill Easton js a patient

E, Churches accompan- jed by Mr. R. Bro spent the week-

‘Mrs. M. Peterson left last week tor the coast where she will spend

LS Smokies at the fe

in

Castlegar Plans Parade to Honor Smokies’ Return

The world champion ‘Trail Smoke Eaters“ will receive 2 ro- yal welcome when they arrive back in the area Sunday by plane, :

Castlegar munjelpal clerk Joe Logelin .sald Ti yy that the village’s fire track will meet the with a wel- coming banner aboard it. The fire

to Kinnaird’s ary.

southern * bound-

.¥y for the

key Association Wednesday asked all children of the association to be at~the Castlegar side of the ferry on Sunday.'at 3 pm. to <weloome the Smokies and to ¢s- cort them througk the twin vil- ‘lay

present a plaque to the Smoke Eaters at the alrport inscribed: “Welcome Home Trail, Smoke Eaters — World Champions — Castlegar and District Minor Hoo- key Association.” t

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Mr. Kojelin sald “it fe ‘hoped ”

Josh Savoy of the Minor Hoo: .

1 nad . Mr, Savoy said that he. will].

of Riondel. Boys Doubles: |‘ \c. Hallstrom and. Lou Johnson of

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of Port Coquitlam and Mr, John Dutret of Coyiitlam, While they were also, guests of Mr, and Mra, H...0. Coleman. On leaving Deer, (Park their next atop is Great Falls Montana, where Mr... Williamson! has o alster, then on to Wyoming. and Colorado, + Mr, A. W. Law has returned to his home. after spending some time. in Shaughnessy Hospital “in Vancouver, Mr, and Mrs. F Briggeman nad Mr. and Mrs. R. Briggeman were recent visitors to Trail where they ‘attended ‘the funeral service of the late James Lamont, who Passed away ene at Vancouver, Mr, and Mrs, M. Kirken- dall and famlly, ot “proctor were weekend visitars to Deer Park, the guests of the former's father Mr. M. A, Kirkendall and his brother- inslaw and . sister, Mr. and’ Mrs. ©. 8. Phelps, * . . :

~ "Mrs, W. Douglas had her name drawn for the drawing of the Cey- lon Quilt atthe March‘ meating of the Deer Park Women's Insti- tute which was held at the home ‘of Mrs, H, Coleman, The meeting ‘was attended’ by nine members and one’ visitor. “Atthe = meeting the members were given a vote of thanks for a ‘donation. of “$5° towards flowers| to a’ recently -bereaved ‘ fainily, It |5! was also” reported: that a 24%6- pound box of clothing, soap and stuffed toys had been sent to Un-

left Deer Park ‘In 10928, Iived in‘

to Saskatchewah where he is farm-) 9

Miller - McMillan Wedding

Mission Here

The popujar annual “inter- church event to’ which many look @ jforward each year will again be Biheld in Castlegar and the sur- rounding towns of Nelson, Trail, Rossland and Grand Forks, as the

Elghth West. Kootenay Missionary Conference ‘is presented {rom

towns.

This conference, tive effort of:many churches, has brought yoany outstanding mission. ary speakers’ to the area during past sessions, including “The Small

‘China. "again, five. speakers from -08 a¢|imany countries, will visit. each jtown, presenting in picture-:and atory and aided by curios. and costumes which they. will display, something , of the ctstoma, condi- tions, problems and. needs of these lands as they tell of thrilling mis- sidnary accomplishments. through the gospel. .

The emphasls will be on the work of world-miasions rather than on the need. of. thelr own. inter- denominational. mission, ih order Bf to help missionary endeavor as a fm whole. Various ‘local partors will take part.

‘Speaking first in Gsstiegar on Monday at the Pentecostal Taber- nacle will. be Miss Hazel Eby. of the Mexican Indian .Mission. Called to. missionary service at. 29 years of age, Miss Eby took medical . training, completed Bible College, and later went to work among, the poorer Aztec Indians ‘of rural Mexico, On her second furlough she took further training ata Missionary Dental Institute, and has found a. large field of .|service in this ministry, caring foe.

very ‘ iretty: wedding . was

A solemnized at St. Brice's Anglican Church in North Bay, Ontario, on Jan, 27 .when Faye Gwendolyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Miles was united in

itarian . Bervioe Vebeourer. : $ a . A letter: of thanks was. read from the Solarium office ‘asking for a donation of:cancelled stamps. Miss M. R. Kirkman will be hos- tess. for the April meeting.

in marriage .with. James’ Ralph Mill- Mr. id

KINNAIRD SOGIALS

‘Mrs: Kaufman, Phone: 8488 Friends of ‘the: Stan Stephen|Rev. Herb Goerts, Missionary from -former residents of Kin-|Portugal, and. presently. Canadian

dental. order to .win these people to eae , Tuesday evening “in the Grace Presbyterian - Church.. at . Kinnaird

enson,

Kenneth. Barnes of inna ‘More ch 1, a son. dite ‘To ‘Me. and “Mrs, Paul Fleury of Blueberry: Oreek, March 18, a daughter, 0-0: +o 5 ANS’ —'.To Mr.’ and Mrs, Andrew. Evans of Kinnaird,

44, a \son, >

+l Wedding“ Day," 8; plece of: music|! perms

heart, roses... +

Her = ‘bridesmaid, “Baise Allce |’

Elton “Paynter was best ‘man, ister “the organist." played “may | TOME Port, | Halltax, Bermuda.

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groom's sister Mr, and. Mrs, A./mont Subdivision, Kirk. : "The couple

North Bay. ort 2 < Ht ‘Thursday of the month. |

tq learn of. the birth ofa son to Mr. and|Ope Mission. /He 1s an able speaker. ‘Mrs, Gary: Robinson recently. Mrs, Robinson isthe farmer Lots Ste- | country.

‘Mr. and Mrs, Dave Storey’ and |Slonaries in elght countries of Eur- daughters Dolores and Dale visited [OP in which his Mission works, vel was “shoulder -length and .she|here from Revelstoke on the week-|Mr. Goertz will present an. up-to- carried a bouquet of red syeet-|end. ‘hey were the guests of tne|Gate portrayal of true conditions Karl and Peter Soberlak families. dames Kaufman. of the Royal : Chandler, looked Tovely in s gown|Canadian Navy recently was pro-|* most informative set of pictures of pale blue chiffon with. matching |moted to Able Seaman, James has|f Italy as the closing rally of the feather hat, She~carried a: nose-|been in the service a year and three |conference. gay of yellow-and ‘blue mums, Mr.!months. He: is” a communicator aboard the Destroyer Escort ‘Colum- ie pinay: aseslon wil ped held

bia, which has just arrived at it's egar rch. During the sighing of the re_ |i 3 after’ efght|John Clatk. who has only just. re- weeks of exernlses off. hs coast of

‘A radio contest which, is fea- mother, ‘ Mrs. William - “Cochran of|tured weekly found .Mrs. Cliff Mc- Creight’: the. lucky winner of & ° Jcorningware set last_week. The week|tlon the ‘Voice \of the Andes,” a : After the ceremony a recep- previous Mrs..K, Markle was a win- station heard in elght languages tion was held'at the home of the|/ner, Both ‘ladiés reside in the Du- proxind. the world, broadcasting at’

Last Thureday afternoon the] . G ‘Baden Powell Club hid it’s regular|£ : honeymooned 10 /monthly. meeting ‘at the. home ‘of ‘Toronto. On stheir return théy|Mrs,\Barl ‘Fink'with seven members |P! took’ up residence at 224 P: ., (present. Mrs, L. Lyons will host - P. at ark Ave: Tie mest next meeting which ts the 4th bout. the progress of work being

of the Greater Eur- and he wil show slides of that

in’ constant ‘touch with mis-

there.” Sufiday. afternoon in the Parish Hall Mr. Goertz will show}

‘With. no meeting

‘March 20 to 26 in each of these}.

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