The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 8

8 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Mar. 2, 1966 Ramblers Drop Bonsp'iel Spoils Playoff Game Ramblers dropped the 'Ohow even oDht first playoff game to Sham rocks last week in a bantam hockey fixture in Coliseum. Ramblers jumped into a 3-0 lead before Shamrocks could get untracked. With Enger, Reichelt and Cottons scoring in that order. Shamrocks came to life and i lsj ii eta ri ca I clubmate Audrey Bowman in the final.

Burgess with Alta Gillis, Louise Clegg and Chloe Cheek, stopped Herman (Vi Stephenson, Eva Workman and Mary McCormick) for the Sears Limited award. Chilliwack's Bunny Cox-worth (Ellen Wells, Jennie Cook, Pat Harper) lost out to Haney's Cass in the fight for the Chilliwack Curling Club trophy. Some 14 Chilliwack rinks participated. Theme of the 'spiel was Indian Days and Chief Richard Malloway was invited to attend the official opening. Colorful Indian feathers were distributed to the curlers and an Indian Village scene was set up in the club lounge.

Comox, Hope, New Westminster, Vancouver North Shore Winter Club and West Vancouver Hollybum Club also sent rinks. An Island rink scored top laurels Sunday in the 11th annual ladies bonspiel here. Evelyn Stirzaker of Port Alberni, Event winner last year, emerged the only unbeaten quartet after thiee days and nights of action. Victory in the A Event was worth the Don Lange jewellers trophy. Stirzaker beat Chilliwack's Marg Kickbush in the final after scoring wins over McCormick of Vancouver Pacific, Elsie Herman (Chilliwack), and Mission's Mary Rockwell.

The big winner bested 28 other entries. The host club grabbed an even split of 16 prizes. Runner-up Kickbush turned aside Mary Cass of Haney, Low of Abbotsford, and Mickey Burgess of Chilliwack. Event (Super Valu trophy) went to Chilliwack's Murdece Pyvis. The skip had been an A Event finalist once previously.

Pyvis stopped MARG KICKBUSH was A Event runner-up in annual Chilliwack bonspiel. The skip (with prize) had mates Fairlene Gregory, Betty Elkin and Edyth Chapman in tow. On The Alleys PORT ALBERNI skip Ev Stirzaker accepts A Event trophy from 11th Chilliwack bonspiel chairman Louise Clegg. Winner had help from Sybil Magnus-son, Marj Muir and Joyce Marshall. banged in three unanswered goals to tie.

Morley Rempel put Ramblers ahead on an easy shot which was deflected into the Shamrocks net by their own player. Don Adams tied the score once again for Shamrocks and Neil Britton scored the winner, his second goal of the game. Ralph Clegg. the league's top goalie, played an outstanding game for losers. He "robbed" Scott McLellan from point blahk range, and Scott has about the hardest and most accurate shot in the loop.

On The Alleys PARK LANES Ladies' League Leaders West End 982. Leo Edwards 93 y2, Kay's Cafe 93. High single Teena Turchak 307, high triple Vi Mogg 781. High scores: Vi Mogg 252-266-263-781, Teena Turchak 307-749, Vi Siebert 257-721, Kaye Bohach 275-671, Bev Ferguson 663, Doris Carey 651, Dorothy Dolphin 282-644, Phyllis Chilvers 630, Vel-ma Derksen 629, Letty Chad-sey 628, Adella Kennedy 295, Stella MacDonald 254. Team high single and triple Kay's Cafe 1248-3459.

Harrison League Panthers 13212, Unlucky 5 131, Bowl- man Cold Chilliwack Recreations Men's Major League Leaders Farmers 98, Century Plumbing 90, Bob's Sign's 81. High single Bill Cunningham 267, high triple Jim McMillan 698. High scores: Bill Cunningham 267-648, Jim McMillan 241-698, Russ Pawluk 265, Jake Beriditsch 262, Bob Condon 256-643, Jack Andrews 662. Team high single and triple Farmers 1195-3515. Ecumenism Enters Basketball Scene men's high single and triple Chuck Booker 308-747.

High scores: Hank Penner 243, Charlie Goertzen 243, Glen Toop 232, Nick Schmidt 232-649, Arnold Becker 235. Team high single and triple Goodyear Tire 1207-3456. High School Thursday League Nit Wits 65, Strikers 51, Rat Finks 51. Girls high single Susan Hornby 174, high double Ber-nice Anderson 330, boys high single and double Ron Sil-bernagel 227-373. Mixed Dahlstrom Motors 109, Vee Jays 105, Lakeside Six 102, Munsters 102.

Ladies high single and triple Bette Dahlstrom 276-701, men's high single and triple Ron Atkins 316-711. High scores: Gail Moore 228, Eric Prosser 240, Rene Britton 234. Team high single and triple Construction 1156-3259. Chilliwack 10 Pins Lowboys 792, Hillbillies 71, The Four 61. Men's high single and triple Wally Schindle 215-480, team high single and triple Lowboys 718-2082.

cation, points out: "St. Mary's had a good baseball team a few years ago. With help, basketball could get off the ground." Early plans call for games against other separate schools in the area like Sharon Mennonite Collegiate in Yarrow and Mission Indian Residential School. St. Mary's would like a coach, manager and trainer and George Coombes at 2-1407 would welcome Signs ot an Ecumenical basketball league! St.

Mary's Roman Catholic Separate School is without a gymnasium. But this has not stopped Very Rev. James Fa-gan, church pastor, from attempting to line up a team. St. Mary's has received permission from Rev.

R. Wesley Bray of Chilliwack United Church for use of the latter hall for basketball practice during school noon hour. The All-Knight Gazette, Knights of Columbus publi triple Harold Prochnau 351-868. High scores: Daphne Jan-zen 288, Vi Mogg 262-259-686, Donna Dickie 280, Faye Saar 260, Ethel Weiss 673, Jeanne Keaney 646, Heather Davis 250, Bev Ferguson 250, Wally Lowen 702, Walt Schubert 319, Les Stevens 303, Ernie Morford 302-310-858, Roy Morrow 294-761, Leo Banman 299-729, Jim Davis 299. Team high single and triple Bob's Cabs 1490-4044, this is the high single and triple in all leagues for the season.

Foresters Mixed Chick-a-dees 128, Cuckoos 123, Budgies 123, Flamingos 122. Ladies high single Shirley Spenst 286, ladies high triple Muriel Perry 686. Men's high single M. Weigelman 335, men's high triple Dave Friesen 729. High scores: Muriel Perry 263-686, Marg Toews 230-647, Anita Brenner 246, Mary Cussack 239, Shirley Spenst 286-684, Bev Ling 240, Dot a 230, Dave Cussack 302, Ernie Ling 262, Bert Perry 683, Dave Friesen 261-253-729, Wayne Franks 251-691, Bob Robinson 285-717, Jim Brown 275.

EVENT WINNER in annual Chilliwack bonspiel ending Sunday was Murdece Pyvis rink. Mates were Doreen Burgess, Alice McBride and Bernie Flintoft. Sapper Dunham Helps Runners Win Way Into British Finals A Chilliwack sapper was among Canadian army cross country runners gaining British army finals last week. Sapper G. W.

Dunham was among team members from 4 Field Squadron, Royal Canadian Engineers, representing the 2nd (British) Division of which Canada's NATO brigade forms a part. The Canadian Engineers won the 2nd Division crosscountry run earlier this year. More than 100 runners from the BAOR slogged their way through a rugged six-mile course in heavy snow and freezing rain near the fabled town of Hameln, Germany. The showing gained second place for the Canadians in the battle for the Rhine championships. a-Nauts 125y2.

Ladies' high single Jean Duncan 289, ladies' high triple Bette Bicknell 695, men's high single and triple Arnold Bennewith 296-774. High scores: Bette Bicknell 242-231-695, Jean Duncan 289-645, Joyce Sheipnick 264-603, Jack Striker 284-693, Jeanne Lewis 254, Marlene Sward 250, Stewart Key 239, Dave Freeman 234-617, Carol Freeman 232, Verna Harris 232. Team high single and triple O'Keefe's 1080-3073. Third Playoff Game Saturday Third game In the Coquit-lam Intermediate Hockey League semi-final playoff will be on Saturday in the Coliseum. Chilliwack 3 Field and New Westminster Coastal Lumber opened the best-of-five set Tuesday in Coquitlam.

Second game is tomorrow in Coquitlam. Cheam Hike Pic Winners lit Ladies' Coffee League Cha-Chas 79, Twisters 77, Moonsputs 75 '2 High single and triple Dor-een Halliday 252-658, team high single Twisters 984, high triple Echoes 2752. Civil Service Hillbillies 1 1 1 V2 Blow Pots 110, Dandelions io7y2. Ladies' high single Isabel Furniss 285, men's high single Ted Fishbrook 271, men's high triple Fred Furniss 686. High scores: Linda Tess-man 222, Ted Fishbrook 271-623, Fred Furniss 262-686, Jim Usher 262-616, Mike Jardine 232-646.

Team high single and triple Dandelions 1108-3234. High School Monday League Lucky Strikes 34, Blow Outs 26, Solar Gomers 26, King Pins 25. High single and double Stan Cottons 192-372, team high single and double Lucky Strikes 705-1264. Ladies' Southgate Beauty Salon 107, Logger-ettes 105, Comers 94. High single Yvette Schul-miester 346, high triple Elsie Eggen 646.

High scores: Yvette Schul-miester 346-622, Glady Jes-person 233, Elsie Eggen 257-646, Clara Nisbet 223. Team high single and triple Loggerettes 1091-2956, T. Eaton Company Vikings 80, Eatonians 74, Moun-ties 66V2, Renowns 5512, Teco 5212. Bulldogs 45'2. Ladies' high single Betty Nichols 244, men's high single and triple Martin Knorring 287-641.

Classic League Leaders Wally's Body Shop 112, I. G. A. Tigers 107, Merv's Shell 98. Ladies' high single and triple Bea Nerbus 268-707, men's high single Jim Baker 286, high triple Wayne Schindle 657.

High scores: Lorraine Beger 249 639, Thelma Schindle 253, Shirley Vaugeois 257-616, Marlene Tonn 221, Viv Baker 226, Wally Schindle 263-646, Wayne Schindle 275-657, Merv Wood 269. Team high single Merv's Shell 1300, team high triple Wally's Body Shop 3307. Pee Wee Boys Blow Outs 45, Strikers 38, Cool Cats 37. High single Charlie McDowell 172. Classic Mixed Goodyear Tire 93, Chilliwack Realty 79, Twin Peaks 74.

Ladies' high single and 6JOOO 2 MODEL 145 A whole new concept in manure handling. Spreads any manure from liquids to frozen solids from hog and dairy manure to heavy feed- 4-TON CAPACITY lot manure. This spreader has no aprons, beaters, gear box, ratchets and no breakdowns or maintenance problems. Its patented chain-flail action spreads any manure out the side, pulverizing it and spreading it out like a blanket up to 20 feet wide. Are Announced Winners of the first annual Cheam hike photo slide con- test have been announced.

First place for scenics went to John Robinson of Rose-dale. The 35-millimetre picture displayed an array of mountain flowers. Second prizewinner was Ellen Fetterly. Russ Dyer's entry was tops in human interest. The photograph showed hikers climbing Mt.

Cheam's huge boulders. Reed Weight captured second prize with his entry depicting mountain walkie-talkie communications. Prizes were donated by slide judge, Norman's Studio, and by J. R. McPhee and Sons.

The second photo contest TOPPING THE list of first half of the week bowlers was perennial favorite Vi Mogg. Vi paced Ladies A League members with high triple, a 781. She was competing in Park Lanes. Park Lanes Mixed Ladies' high single and triple Edith Taylor 268-686, men's high single Wayne Franks 295, men's high triple Roy Huband 710. High scores: Edith Taylor 230-268-686, Pearl Reiswig 632, Roy Huband 282-710, Wayne Franks 295-660, Oscar Benoit 645, Don Fehr 637, Bryan Sargeant 290-631, Charles Hooker 624, Bern ice Van Ness 232, Adrian Andrew 250, Shirley Nelson 220, Sid Galpin 254.

Team high single Over-waitea 1193, team high triple Ronal T.V. 3413. Men's League Leaders Five Duds 1 07 Vi Graysons Beverages l04l2, Bon Marche 98. High single and triple Ernie Morford 365-895, high single and triple for the season in this league. High scores: Bob Gaines 275, Neil Price 280-752, Les Stevens 311-729, Norm Knox 310-767, Reg Boucher 292.

Jim Davis 308-277-796, Les Barnard 298-712, Henry Boldt 720, Henry Neufelt 293. Team high single and triple Graysons Beverages 1464-3822, high single and triple for the season in this league. CHAMPION POOL exponent Dave Adams (centre) won the first annual billiard tournament Saturday at Cue Ball. Adams stopped Ross Anderson (right) 40-20 in A Event final after two nights' action. Cue Ball operator Harold Gienger holds trophy.

Sixteen over-16-years students participated. Mayor McCammon officiated at grand opening tourney, first ever held here. On The Alleys triple Beryl Arnold 229-656, The Hawk Bilt Model 100 is a smaller version of the Model 145. It has the Chilliwack Recreations Ladies' Coffee League Cha-Chas 70, Moonsputs 64, Twisters 63, Hi Los 62i2- High single and triple Dor-een Halliday 244-610, team high single Moonsputs 1047, high triple Hoo Doo's 2739. Civil Service Hillbillies 102, Blow Pots 95, Forget-Me-Nots 86 12 Ladies' high single Ethel Weiss 256, high triple Gail Farrell 624, men's high single Fred Furniss 262.

high triple Harry Sukkan 719. High scores: Gail Farrell 250-624, Marion Usher 251, Fred Furniss 262-643, Harry Sukkan 257-719, Norm Knox 244-634, Bob Telford 245, Hans Lunner 239, Mike Jar-dme 235. Park Lanes Foresters Mixed League Leaders Chick-a-dees 109, Cuckoos 106, Flamingos 106. Ladies' high single and triple Muriel Brown 259-659, men's high single Ruben Sa-watsky 296, men's high triple Wayne Franks 772. High scores: Len Smith 248, Dave Friesen 259-253, Casey Vyselar 278, Wayne Franks 248-291-772, Jim Brown 280.

Team high single Cuckoos 1203, team high triple 3223 Blue Birds. Men's Five Duds 101 'j, Bon Marche 81, Dairy-land 81. High single Ev Westlin 331, high triple Ernie Morford 867. MODEL 100 will be judged in September at the time of the staging of the third annual Cheam Hike. First Eagle Of The Year Canada Permanent manager Bill Towler eagled Chilliwack Golf and Country Club's 290-yard second hole Saturday.

Bill got off to a hot start (the course was cooled off Monday and yesterday with half-a-foot of snow), using a driver and wedge on the par four hole. Reg Harrison of Super Valu was with the early sharpshooter when he scored the two order. Basketball Tournament The annual community basketball tournament, sponsored by Chilliwack Recreation Commission in the Ag Hall, is set for March 11-12. Preliminary juvenile action began Monday and will continue March 7. Sardis, Green-dale, Chilliwack, Rosedale, Yarrow and A.

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