one ae YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEE | jastle Nowa ___. = + Buratiey_May_ 10h, 2952 - ——
SPORT TRAILS : es . THE COLORED.FILM a yee Soe us SPORT TRATES (cont 4 trou Page’ ay:

ae! Re ae ee a) “ is aes I a O.D. Ee EXECUTIVE z the fine pitching of Pat Pashay defeated the: » Castles:
nae "TO EVERYCREATURE’| # | , ue Bee
gaia 5 : ses i a . & bo whe Lillian Killough. Ghetor I. O.D.E. Executive mt. “The pace town hase “how ine plenty. of power a dat. :
YANKS. DEFEAT RED SOX IN MIDGET LEAGUE OPENER ; + Sponsored by. the BSS ye a. + the honia of Mrs. ¥. Goresky’on Mondey evening, with |and ‘speed on the ‘basepaths’ Fan rougushod over. the. ‘Salm
: “CHRISTIAN. "BUS INESS. MEN'S” COMMITTEE co haa the Regent Mrs. J. Deans proniding; end eleven members .' \boys for-a 12 to 2 victory. |
6 Midget Yanks led by first basemen Ken Grunerud . UE SOB UMRAT Le oe dates oy acces oe : ‘present. ‘The pupils of school district: ‘No.9 are busy, thes
in 5 trips.to the plate banged out a single, double, PARISH HALL 8P:M. MONDAY (No Admission) ad eee,” fee Mrge STs Deans end Mra. D; Magee were welcomed pack -|deys: practising: :
“te ple, and 2 home runs routed the Red -Sox 21 to 7 last : HEGRE AST Spt te Lee PE He gah ; uGiig tit bse? a from their ‘recent visit to the I1.0.D.E. Convention. in. |end other: track sports in preperation for the f rth
Thursday evening. Eleven errors accounted for at: least = ito 5 Vancouver, reports of which: will be. gtven at the monthly ing school district track: meet £0: Pe held here in=
“half ofthe Yanks runs as the. Red ‘Sox seemed ‘to -be : ee te So SE Gh EN en | ‘meeting on Mondey May 14th. Gastlegar on May 2322.» ;
bothered by early season nervousness. cares ous. “REPORT. : cube Me So" “Phe ‘program for: Empire Day, wes extensively ‘discussed, Pupils: from all the qucrounding’ ‘achoole ‘of the. ‘ais-
Harry Plotnikoff pitching for the Yanks gave up. 8 : : Pees eee . W.. Waldie and’ Sons ‘have kindly promised to donate a |trict will be entering in the moet, BO. at should ‘be a

cattered hits while walking 6 betters and striking out 3 | "bigger: and better” dolls house to be raffled on. that © |vig day for sport in. Castle
4: “after the second inning he never was in much trouble,  pevendance at Cubs for the first four months of this es ; ‘i Bee g day z

ar sh Of; ox ; : : ; aay ; | Games. this. week. in the Bantem e acet ieeccen!.
healso added a single and’ a homs run‘to aid. ‘his own. year showed January 88%; February 93%, March. (Cubs Eee Bis : : : So maany
gauss. Ag .| cancelled owing to Flu} April 83%. - é = “Mrs. Re Whittaker mendeted that ‘the eaays will be :

May 15 Red Sox vs... Indians. Midget -
ScicIe Kavie was the big. gun tor thie » Rea Sox getting S|]. Winners of Cub attendance, neatness end progress |) & uisate ee ee ee tin castes ” epton io ie 17, Indtans,. vs. Yanks’ ltaget
“doubles in 4 times to the plate. The Red Sox. outfield were: January ~ James Merrifield and George Worobey; :. |. - é “Mra. Js Pedersen reported on flowers, end cards sent “| Mey 12° Dodgers ed 3

comprised of W. Hendy, Bs Vaughn end Bs” Cowlin came up February :- Terry] Hill and arv4 Pellegr! anh pipet Tope | to sick members rel eee Mey 16 Dodgers”
with sane fine catches: during the game. |G. Worobey and Cyril Popoff. } : ‘he Regen re arted: that. two’ 9 ‘pleturés’ of the’ King ee aS
“On Friday evening the Castlegar High School girls Several well finished moulds have boon turned in. on |" and ateen ead een suitably framed, and: would 6. een:  gart LoebLieh |
and boys played host, to the Salmo high school. teems.. handicraft end Mr. Merrifield has supplies some very. +], eonted to the new High’ pure los at’ on! ‘early dates ae -|Bench’ Outlaws: wi Van.
aying in weather that was cold and atta bit suitable Se er Eis ce ae cca gous: A fg |. Ghe Chapter have been invited by: the Project ‘society |dey May 15 at 6 6 clock sharp. Well known: Larry-Jo
pect tualt he cee sete ds behind (cont? d. on Page 5). lguide and First Aid e Toke and Inatrusters Ses im 6€«&F ito. ‘appoint a delegate for the. Chepter, at. the Project: Fulthorpe and ‘Johnny: Fisher will do the. pitching for:
= = | Revs. Resker showed educational films: in February | = “meetings. : eee eeinea: Late Se tis pe using, Keo, Mitchel
#SAFETY AT COMINCO. - #SAFETY AT HOME: and in April Gonstable Borodula gave a talk on safety. |: (a \, Eie mee Fine ended” with a happy nete,. ‘supplied in ; ‘Juniors ‘will also see actio : ;
; HERE: ts A. CHANCE FOR EVERYONE. TO - for pedestrians and cyclists. Mr. Borodula also shoved. a é a Mrs. Magee"s: versatile manner; ‘and delicious refresh- lads have ‘been practising hard':and are “pounding : in: to:
some ‘very interesting R.C.MsP. films. a ments served by the hostess Mrs. V. Goresky.: =
SHARE IN COMINCO’S SAFETY MONTH. . 2 mbes present tuclited Mee, Gi Deeg Me ws (eee
: pee sas RET ieee ee ee ane a Devitt, Mre.'W. Easton, Mrs. V. Goresky, Mrs. A. Gabena, Shavers Bene ere ae

uay. and June wteetings§ will. be organized sport. far
team. ers thleti Cy di:
play and. Bene tic Pel tase. eu napure omer for. Mrs Gemmi1l,- Mrs..R. Kerr, ‘Mrs< Je Kelly,

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p, cbserrere Batee pope Mrs. D. Magee, Mrs. Js Scott, Mra. Rs Whitte-

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SAYS CAREER GIRL SMART. DECORATOR

LAS S* a! LINE ¢ i ee a. a ‘(oa ene ar ora)
: ; : ae ‘Regina; (cP) Garcer: giria live smartly.’ because they :

: 2 are business women, said Miss. Margaret Messer in a talk a ESE By: Erwin ‘Pelee: Re aaa
pia. you hear about. Clara? Poor Dear{[]|on interior decorating problems of business girls living oe “Canadian Presa start Writer
Strained her back, and the pain. is sever: in small. apartments. She said convenience as well as_ . : sy Bee
She. was moving fa bed--- sae ae smartness is the keynote | of the career girl's ‘home ‘ — : Ganges in R CxMsP2 TEE tee le
Now she's: in it’ instead re : . I\decorating. ae

Das ae ee ee ere ‘ : The one-room pet needed: ingenuity to create’ m

Our Mountie3- hayes” a ner chief end. a “veteran: of 7

the < force has. retired.
unity. ‘Cupboards: should be carefully planned. Unity . years: in : =
could be achieved by refinishing old’ furniture pisces . L.HeHicholosn, 46, the’ R: O.M.P.'6 ‘director £: a
or: shortening , their legs to. bring them to a. uniform : i al investigation here since 1946, has taken: over. as..
hei ght.;.: j : Commissioner from. T. Wood, 61, retiring at hia own:
duet ful dimerick and: tail to: Safety AL Miss Menger: emphasized. ‘the. value of: the’, trail-end eS quest after commengtas the force: ceiaee 19S. aoe
Contest,. ‘the Consolidated. Ma a o* 4° - Merror method 4n home @ecorating. Paint could be tried .o Appointment: of the new R.CoMsP. -head, a: native of =
: & ses : ape ‘Mount: ‘Middleton,’ oN.B: , was ‘announeed. to the. ‘Commons. ‘by:
meltin “Gompany. of. Canada. Limited : on pieces of eardboard pinned-to the wall. Swatches of rode
: 1s pany. = 3 _ Hidrapery .or mphole try. | materiel could be ‘tried out seain a a - . & ustice Minister Garson, who also made: known other: eA
iy BoC. BEFORE: MAY: “Bist: ‘LO5L. : it. for effects =: oe : _ ‘personnel shifte and a “pesorganization of: the: force's’
ea He : : : : inistration. and: organization: ‘branch... : fe
And “there? Ss. also a chance for : : » In small homes ‘or: ‘coer tunis. ceolor: ‘harmony’ ould iS eam foes
ae everyone to win $100.00. “when -"- “ unite ea conglomeration. of. ‘textures, - (Gontiiued: on Pag $+ ‘All: party leaders’ spoke-.warmly of. ‘the’ fine: ‘service. ss

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