CASTLE NEWS“

THUR. APRIL 21ST, 1949.

PAXTON G ROCERY
DUMONT SUBDIVISION. ~
GROCERIES —
. COLD MEATS -
ICE CREAM - ,
CONFECTIONERY.

CASTLEGAR SCOUTS. (Cont.from P.5)
first All-Canadian Jamboree to be held
at Ottawa in July. If any one has any
jobs the boys can do to help them earn
the trip, the Committee would be very
glad to be informed. The cost is very
cheap, only $48 inclusive for the two-
weeks tripe Only First Class Scouts
over 14 are allowed to gow It will be
.& wonderful experience for the Scouts
to camp with 3000 ofhers from all parts
_ of the Dominion and with representative
Scouts for. the U.S.A. Mre Gordon Pet-
tit has taken over as Cubmaster from Mr |
| Re Simmonds, who has been forced to re-
sign after some two years in charge of
| the Pe. te Mrse McPhearson and Mro Le
| Grouta e are acting as Asst.Cubmasterso

KINNAT D NEWS
4 ‘usiness meeting of the W.I.o was
| ‘cently at the home of Mrso Jo

Lewis, essisted by Mrse Le Ackney. The
resolutions for the coming Convention
were compiled and forwarded to head-
quarters. The winners of the "Home
Bridge" Series were Mrs. To Nicholls
f and Mr. Tom Fourt. The next meeting, a-
social, will be held at Mrs. Nicholls,
where a flower~gardening talk will be
given by Mro Fred Plester. MrseLeitner
f wlll also tell of some of her experienc-
es in teaching in Northern B. Go

ROBINSON+BRADLEY
‘DRY GOODS KINNAIRD

INCLUDED IN OUR NEW SPRING SHIPMENT
ARE LADIES PLAIN GABARDINE AND WOOL
PLAID SKIRTS.

GABARDINE SLACKS AND, MATCHING SPORT
BLOUSES.

MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS — PLAIN & CHECKED.

NICE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S’ PRINT.
DRESSES. —

WE STOCK SAVAGE SHOES FOR CHILDREN.

THUR. “APRIL

ISANITARYZ2

18T TUESDAY Or EVERY

Kinnaird Conimunity Hall |
1:30 = 5:00 PeM.

ROBSON: LAST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH.
Robson Community Memorial Hall
1:30 =~ 35200 PeMe

CASTLEGAR: 4TH THURSDAY OF EVERY
MONTHe Parish Hall » Maple Street
1:30 — 4300 PeMo

MOTHERS ARE ASSISTED BY:

1. General Health Supervision of
the Well Child. °

2. Immunizing the Healthy Child.

5. Weighing the Well Baby.

KINNAIRD:
MONTH.

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RIM SINKS

Folk Dancing is still proving very
popular in Kinnairde Some of the teen-
agers and younger people are practising
with partners and also in sets, with a
view to entering the coming Music Fes-
tival. This is the first year dancing
has been judged and is causing plenty.
of excitement. There are special prac-—
tice sessions peing held Wed. after-
noon and Saturday evening by Mrs.Shaw,
of Trail.

Mr. Lina Manarin, travelling on the
Queen Mary from Italy, arrived in Kin-
naird two weeks ago and is staying with
his brother, Mr.e Je Manarine

Kinnaird Firemen were called to
another small fire across the railway
tracks. Prompt action saved having to
fight a possibly larger fireo

Miss Anne Tait, a recent arrival from
Scotland, was "welcomed" to Kinnaird at
a delightful afternoon tea at the home
of Mrs. We Evanse Others invited were

Mrs. Ke Robertson, Mrse A. Creighton,
Mrso Ao McWhinnie, Mrso Ge Bird, Mrae
Wo Collinson, Mrse Bo Mahoney, Mrss Ro
Anderson, Mrs. Ae De MceWhinnie, Mrse Wo
Jacobson, Mrs. Ao Eldridge, Mrs oR White

-Mre Mark Dumont viet aed Mr. We Collin-
son on Tuesday. la

INNAIRD Zc2cmereS
KINNAIRD Zgecreare

THE OUTSTANDING DANCE EVENT
OF THE SEASON.

“KINNAIRD COMMUNITY HALL
FRIDAY APRIL 22ND.

BALLOONS, STREAMERS , ha ae ete

DRESS OPTIONAL.
REFRESHMENTS . SERVED.

_ $1.00 PER’ PERSON
. 1 DANCING 9'= 1.

COME: EARLY.

CASTLEGAR
RECREATIONAL
PROJECT SOCIET
GPS UNDAY
CORONATION HALL
B22PM. ae

“ ) .. OBJECT.
TO ACQUIRE C. Mo & S. CO. GRANT

OF $28,000.00

YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELVES AND °-
YOUR CHILDREN TO ATTEND. . _

COME AFTER CHURCH. -

_residence in Trail at the home of Mr.

KINNAIRD NEWS (CONT'D)

Mrse E. Ve Calkin and daughter Shirley
are spending Easter holidays with rela-
tives in Kamloopse

Miss Gladys Edmonson, of Fruitvale,
has been visiting her brother and sis—
ter in Kinnaird for a few days, return-
ing to her home.on Thursday.

Miss Shirley Collinson has taken up’
and Mrse De Tjader, 1160 Columbia Ave.
. Mrs. Ke Robertson and daughter Elaine
were visitors on Sunday at Nelson,
where Mr. Robertson was‘a patient in
the hospital. He returned to his home
Wednesday afternoone

Winners of the Mixed Bridge Club,
sponsored by the Kinnaird Improvement
Society, held their final evening of
play on Saturdaye Winnérs for the
evening were Mrs. Ae Creighton and Mre
D. Wilkinson. ‘High aggregate —- Mrs.

A. Greighton and Mr. Joe Burrowse

The Alpha Bridge Club.met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrae Ts Fourte
The hostess was also The holder of
the high scoreo

BIRTHS: To Mr. & Mree Je Blackwell, at
the Mater—Misericordiae Hospital, Ross~-
land, a sone Mrse Blackwell was form-
erly Miss Kay Toogoode

NOTICE

TO CONFORM WITH CHANGE

TO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, ‘APRIL 25TH,
CANADIAN PACIFIC FREIGHT AND
EXPRESS OFFICES WILL OPEN AT
8200 AsM. AND CLOSE AT 4:50 Pott
D.8.T. DAILY EXCEP? SUNDAY,

TICKET AND TELEGRAPH

SERVICE REMAINS CONTINUOUS.

Mr. & Mrse E. Le Stanford have visit-.
ing them for the Easter Holidays Mrse
“James Taverna and daughter, Karen, of
Revelstoke, and Mrse Agnes Corrigan
and grandson, Jimmie Merritt, of Trail.

Mro and Mrs. He Hyson and son, of,
Oliver, were week-end guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Je Me Campbell

Mrse Nels Bystrom spent the Easter
week-end with her parents in Nelsono

Mr. & Mrs. Ke Popoff, of Slocan Gity,
were in Castlegar this week seeing
about their property which was flood-
damaged recently. Mree Popoff is the
former Mayoress of Slocan City.

Mrs. J». Jensen and son, Harold,
Miss Lucy Makeifff, returned Monday
from Grand Forkse .

Miss Mary Walker, RoN., of Nelson,
visited her home here this weeks

Miss Lena Wapple, of Lethbridge, was
a guest at the home of her brother~in-
law and sister, Mre & Mrs. Jo Kelly.
for a few dayse

Roger Toogood has been admitted to
the Queen Alexandria Solarium, where
he will be a patient for some times
IN THE CASTLE THEATRE PARAMOUNT NEWS
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY .
EASTER’ SEALS DRIVE OPENS - Ottawa ~

mniy, symbol of thousands of young
people suffering from polio, meets
government leaderse Later at a Chateau
Laurier dinner, Timmy sells tne first
sheet of Easter seals to the Prime
Minister to officially open the tnird
annual drivee _(Gonttd on P.8)

and

SPORTSMEN'S Shas

YES, WITH THE WEATHER GETTING
NICER, WE. WOULD SUGGEST YoU COME IN
AND. SEE OUR LINE OF COLEMAN CAMP
STOVES, POCKET STOVES, ETC.

OUR STOCK OF FISHING TACKLE Is
BECOMING VERY COMPLETE.

“DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND.