The Northern Sentinel from Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada • 4

by THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1963 THE NORTHERN SENTINEL PAGE 4 SPoTS TRAIN EAGLE CHILLIWACK, B.C. (CP) Johnny Light and Henry Schrol, both 18, are training a bald with a seven-foot wing spread to hunt rabbits and foxes for them. The bird was picked up by a logger after it gorged itself and could not take off. SMILE A burglar's wife was badgering him for money. "Okay, okay, stop nagging." grumbled the man, "I'll get you some as soon as the bank closes!" 1011 Welcome CURLERS 301 The Chalet extends a warm welcome to participants in Kitimat the Aluminum City MEN'S BONSPIEL We wish you the best in your curling events, and hope that your stay in Kitimat will be pleasant and long remembered.

VISIT THE CHALET Kitimat's Newest Restaurant Courteous service and good food will complete the pleasure of eating here, where your favorite foods are prepared to taste-tempting perfection. Come in and see us won't you? 8 77 the CHALET Kitimat Mini Golf Restaurant City Centre Phone 319 BOWLING SCORES in the Classic bowling league Al's Cleaners, by taking five points off Bravos lead the league. High team total for the week from Gamblers with 2577 came and Northern Sentinel put together the best single of 739. Scorers in the limelight were: Sieg Demelt 979, Tony Correia 950. Wally Weinberger 911, Dobrie 907.

Zoli Nagy 904 and Fay Latimer 301. George Yeast 68 211 the last quarter Jane McKee 68 212 At the start of BOWLING CHALLENGE Wally Weinberger led the challengers in this weeks bowling rathon rolling 965. He was followed, Vierra by 950, Chris Fred Nichols Busby 956, 926 and Yvonne Peppar 907. LEADING AVERAGES MEN G.P. Av.

Chris Nichols 80 236 Sieg Demelt 80 236 Wally Weinberger 84 227 Les Dobrie 80 227 Frank Vierra 76 226 Jerry Seveik 76 214 Ed Fedorkin 68 214 WOMEN G.P. Av. Shirley Braid 80 213 Audrey Stiles 48 203 Flo Whiting 48 202 Yvonne Peppar 28 202 Fay Latimer 194 Marlis Masch 172 40 Dot Green 40 169 LEAGUE STANDINGS Al's Cleaners Laundry Gambler's Sports Club to Northern Sentinel 00 Topplers Budget Raped c1 Katan.ar Spor Goods ca Montador Agencies ca Brave's TOP TEN AVERAGES G.P. Av. Sieg Deceit 72 238 Wally Weinberger 50 237 Les Dobra 88 232 Chris Nichols 60 226 Ed Fedorkin 68 223 Jerry Seveik 72 222 Tony Correia 52 218 Fay Latimer 76 213 CP SKATING CHAMP Don MePherson of Stratford, is headed for the world figure skating championships in Italy next week after winning the senior men's title at both the North American and Canadian finals.

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This entry makes Kitimat's bonspiel the largest in northern B.C. with the single exception of the annual bonspiel at Prince George. Social highlights of the bonspiel will be a banquet which will be held at the Canadian Legion hall between the hours of 6.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. Saturday, swimming at Lakelse and conducted plant tours for participating curlers and their families.

Extra tickets for the banquet will be available at the Curling Club canteen for club members and their guests who may wish to attend although admission to the banquet will be restricted to adults. During the course of the bonspiel the Kitimat community will have the opportunity of seeing tight competitive curling at its best and members of community are invited to visit the clubhouse anytime during the "spiel" should they wish to enjoy the game as spectators. The clubhouse will be closed to minors from 11.30 p.m. Friday evening to 11.30 a.m. Saturday morning and again from 12 midnight Sunday to 11.30 a.m.

Monday morning. It is hoped that all members of the community will assist in welcoming and making pleasant the stay of the many visiting curlers who will be coming to Kitimat for this bonspiel, said the club president. On Saturday evening, March 16, there will be a marathon mixed curling bonspiel for members of the Kitimat Curling Club and their guests. There will be entertainment, good food, and good curling for all and members are advised that to enter this event they should enter their names at the Curling Club on lists which will be posted within the next few days. Besides the curling, there will be organized bridge and other entertainment which will be of considerable interest to curlers and non-curlers alike.

The Saturday Morning Curlers will hold a short bonspiel on their own. All Saturday Morning Curlers are requested to make note of this event and to plan on their participation. MOCCASIN DANCE The final event of the season will be a moccasin dance to be held on the Curling Club ice Saturday, March 30. This will be a major social event open to members, their guests and adult members of the community. The moccasin dance of course will be a Chieftains Full Of Confidence In their last game of the season in the Kitimat Basketball Association league the MEHS Chieftains came through with an impressive 66-38 victory to maintain their third place standing in the league.

The Chieftains controlled the game from the first whistle, continually out-rebounding, passing and shooting the rather sloppy Terrace squad. They ran up, a 20 point lead by half time and from then on coasted easily to their 66-38 triumph. For the team, at full strength for one of the few times this season, it was their second victory of the day. Previously they had defeated the Hazelton Spartans very handily as they racked up 80 points to Hazelton's 20. In both games the Chieftains were sparked by their 6'2" centre Steve Barnwell who racked up a total of 46 points in two games.

Gary Nesbit, Gerry Yesdreski and Bill Forward added their share too as they netted 20, 19, and 19 points respectively in the doubleheader. In the rebound department the Chieftains pulled in an amazing 75 per cent against Hazelton and 60 per cent against Skeena High for their best average of the season. Thus, after these two overwhelming victories, the chances of the Chieftains coming through highly in both the league playoffs and the High School Basketball Tournament seem reasonably secure, as their only defeats this season have been to the highly rated Prince Rupert Rainmakers and to two league teams who edged out slim one point victories. With the team now at full strength there is little doubt they will be a potent threat in both events. The Canadian Red Cross Enquiry Bureau handled requests from 38 countries last year, and replied to over 7,000 enquiries.

Kin Korner by "SPUDS" Kin John Kentrop went to Holland a few weeks ago and came back with a charming wife. Congratulations from all Kinsmen. We have a surprise for you at a party to be held later. The Kinsmen would like to give a special thanks to the Kitimat Bowling Alley and bowling teams for their collections in the Mothers March. The total collections for 'Mothers March' have now reached $1,436.

The Terrace Kinsmen were invaded by four members of the Kitimat Club at their last meeting. Attending were: Kin Mike, Cece, Jim and Pete. We are happy to welcome another new member in Kin Rusty Monti. WON DEER TROPHY BEEBE, Que. (CP) Earl Hobbs of Lennoxville, won the Stanstead fish and game club trophy for the best buck deer shot in 1962.

The 245-pound buck had an antler spread of inches. April 3 Set As KMHA Award Night annual invitational bonspiel Curling Club at 6 p.m. Frigenerally continuous through which are scheduled to be p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday.

strictly non-formal affair in which dress for warmth and comfort rather than appearance is advisable. An orchestra, outstanding food, and the total facilities of the clubhouse will be available for the entertainment of the dancers. Said Don Morris, president of the Kitimat Curling Club: "In the rush of events this year, it may have past unnoticed that Kitimat curlers swept the northern district zone championships in four major curling events. A Kitimat mens team won the right to enter the B.C. brier playdowns.

A Kitimat ladies team won the right, to "D' enter the playdowns. provincial A' Kitimat Diahigh school team represented this northern district in the high school provincial finals and a Kitimat RCMP team won the district playdowns for the right to represent this district in the RCMP provincial playdowns. The high calibre of curling being established in Kitimat is certainly making itself felt throughout this northern area of B.C." CFTK-TV PROGRAMS CFTK-TV SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE SUNDAY 12.30 Speaking French 1.00 Heritage 1.30 Country Calendar 2.00 The Answer 2.30 Sunday Matinee 4.00 TBA 4.30 Comments and Conviction 5.00 Citizen's Forum 5.30 American Musical Theatre 6.00 Dr. Kildare 7.00 Hazel 7.30 Flashback 8.00 Ed Sullivan Show 9.00 Bonanza 10.00 Close-up 10.30 Quest 11.00 Route 66 MONDAY 2.00 Chez Helene 2.15 Nursery School 2.30 Misterogers 2.45 Friendly Giant 3.00 Loretta Young 3.30 Take Thirty 4.00 Scarlet Hill 4.30 Kiddie's Show 5.00 Razzle Dazzle 5.30 TBA 6.00 Totem Landing 6.30 News 6.40 Sports 6.50 Weather 7.00 Hennessy 7.30 Don Messer 8.00 Danny Thomas 8.30 Gary Moore 9.30 Festival 10.30 In View 11.00 News Sports AL KUBAS Phone 1064 UNITED INVESTMENT SERVICES LTD. FOR UNITED ACCUMULATIVE FUND LTD.

NAT ZASSO Phone 496 You'll chalk up your best score here! No matter what the weather, it's always perfect for a few games of bowling. KITIMAT BOWLING CENTRE LTD. City Centre Ph. 2100 AND ELECTRONIC SERVICE Although there is still hope for more hockey should it stop raining, in the absence of game results the big news this week concern plans for the annual KMHA "Father and Son" award night to be held this year in the Catholic hall on April 3. Reserve that date! This years "Night" will follow the pattern of last years' program when all qualified players received crests and division champions received individual team photos.

Once again there will be lots of -dogs, pop, and coffee (for fathers). In addition, it is hoped to present division championship trophies in the Midget, Bantam, Kinsmen Pee Wee, and Rotary Atom divisions. The Kinsmen and Rotary have announced the donation of trophies in their respective divisions. Another this year will be the Robin Hood trophies which will be awarded to the best "Allround" player in each of the BanPee Wee and Atom divisions. This award is made on the basis of all-round ability in sports, school and other activities, and final selections will be made by an independent commission of nonKMHA members from player selections made by the team coaches, in their respective divisions.

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