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CASTLE NEWS,

“Castlegar, B.C.

“Thursday, November 13,

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‘_ ROBSON NEWS
Ct i th ee a el

. Mr. Ray Berry, who has been

_a patient in Tranquille: Hospital, ‘¢q).

Kamloops, for the past six
months, returned home last week.
Mrs. W. T,. Waldie, son Keith,

4, Rass ¥ "
home from a two week’s sojourn

in Calgary.

A Martin, a victim of an auto}
accident ‘recently,. has returned
home fiom ‘Teall Tadanac Hospi-

Mr. “and Mrs, Schnellfell and
family, Oyama, B.C., were week-
end visitors at the home of Mrs.

and Mrs. B. Bell have returned A. Olstrom.>

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Mr.” and’ Mrs. Steve Reighley
Bertha. Reighley, Sr.,
Red Deer, Alberta, were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
Blackburn on Monday, during a
‘tour of B.C, points.

Mrs. Henry Hepper, Marysville,
who has been living at the home:
of: Barrie Hill, during the last
two weeks of the late’Mrs, Hill’s
illness, returned: to her home last
weeknd. Mrs. Hepper is a sister
of Mr. Archie Ferguson.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph West re-
turned yesterday from a week-
end trip to Vancouver,

Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Horswill re-

and Mrs.

turned Tuesday night from a visit

with relatives in Kelowna.

A brother of Mrs. Archie Fer-
guson, Dr, T. Childs, was honor-
ed recently in Kentucky. Dr.
Childs, who is veterinary direct-
or-general of Canada, was elect-
ed president of the US. Live-
stock Sanitary Association at the
56th. anniversary meeting held in
Louisville, Kentucky.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyllie, Sun-
ningdale, were visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ander-
son this week.

Miss’ Muriel Stuart, a member
of the elementary teaching staff
in Castlegar, spent the week-end
with her parents at South Slocan.

Miss June Sherbiko is leaving

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where she takes up her new du-
ties with the RCAF. She has been
a member of the staff of a Cas-
tlegar bank for the past number
of years.

Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Lauriente
and son Donald, Trail, were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. V. Campbell.

Bert Martin arrived home
from an this week.

R. Fenner is a patient in
Trail- miei derse Hospital.

Mr. _and Mrs. J. F. ‘Killough
and family returned lat week
from a week's holiday at coast
points.

spending two weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Fogolin.

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The Soroptimist Club of Cas-
tlegar, Kinnaird, Robson, held
their regular dinner meeting in
the Castlegar Hotel dining room,
Friday evening with twelve
members present and Mrs. Ruby-
Maclean-Angus presiding.
There was a reading and dis-

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are patients in Trail and Nelscn
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Crossroads. Chatter
By LEN WALKER ~

Castlegar has’ once’ again
bounded into’ the sport scene on
Saturday when the .local High
School team participated in their
first. basketball game of the sea-
son, going down to defeat at the
hands of the boys from Notre
Dame College of Nelson.

The Nelson boys took the game
by a. 24-12 score before a fair
crowd in the Stanley Humphries
High School Gym.

.The Nelson team was led by

Ian Corner who potted 8 of the
24 points scored. For the local
lads Joe Zeeban was high man
with 6 markers.

Off The Backboard

The high ‘school boys had some-
thing new added to their team
on. Saturday when, between the
second and third quarters, their
new coach. Rennie Mitchell
brought forth a blackboard on
which he showed them various
plays. ‘Rennie Mitchell has been

lofficially appointed coach for the

high school boys.

Joé Zeeban, playing in the
game the other night, caught my
eye ‘for his’ continual efforts in
checking the other team. Bud
Goderis of Nelson, I don’t believe

was as effective as. hd was last

season when he was the spark
plug of the Nelson team on near-
ly every occasion that these two
teams tangled. ~

The Castlegar Dominoes have
given up the idea of entering
the Trail League because so far
they have been unable to get any-
one out to practices. Also, the men
at the head of the team are very
dissatisfied with the financial
arrangements set forth by the
league commissioners.

Turning to badmintom for a
few moments we find that the

senior club is going along very:

well with a large attendance
turning out every Tuedsay. — I
understand that plans are under-
way to form a junior club. The
reason that it has been held up
this long is due, so I am told, to
the fact that there has been some
difficulty in acquiring instructors
to handle the classes and also to
be responsible. I believe that in-
structors have been located at
last.

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