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“GUASSES FOR CHILDREN FROM 3 YRS. IN -
“ALL BRANCHES OF DANCING.
BOYS TAP CLASS SATURDAYS 1:45 PM.25¢
< LADIES KEEP-FIT CLASS TUES. 8:00 PM

. NEW CLASS FOR GIRLS, TAP & BALLET,
NOW BEING FORMED. (BEGINNERS) «

; LILLIAN KILLOUGH CHAPTER (Cont.from Po2
Mrse C. Fraser, Mrs. W. Easton, Mrs. He
Sommers, Mrs. H. Vickers and Mrso de
Deanse : 2

KINNAIRD NEWS: : :

_ FOLK DANCING: Everyone folk dances in

Kinnaird. The last evening of dancing

was novel in that three.generations of

one family enjoyed the dancese The: box
social idea seems most suitable ‘forfare-
freshments, coffee being supplied. Mrs.

_ Shaw is preparing Festival entrants and

. is very pleased that the dances have
learned so quickly... The next folk. danc-
ang is on March llth and Mrse Shaw wish-
es to pick the sets, etce, to start at.

, 8300 ofclock promptly. .

. POT LUCK SUPPER: "Pot Luck Suppers
sare fun", was the general opinion of
“25 Kinnaird Baden-Powell Club members
- and friends. The dinner was held at

the home of Mrse J. Burrows and was fol-

lowed by an evening of bridge, games’
and general good-fellowship. This, is
the second of these annual affairs and,
by general opinion, they're here to.
stay (such eats!!).-. The Club members
assisting Mrs. Burrows were: Mrse Ke

Robertson, Mrs. ‘We Jacobson, Mrs. A-.

Creighton and Mrs. Re White.

 gT. PATRICK'S DAY will be celebrated

at Kinnaird with a very festive Tea &

Bake Sale. The ladies of the Kinnaird

f Improvement Society are outdoing them-

selves in decorating, refreshments; etc.

and, with the "Sunshine School of Danc-—

OUR SELECTION OF CLOTH FOR SUITS,
SPORTS JACKETS OR PANTS HAS NEVER.
BEEN SO COMPLETE. ~.
TIP TOP BUITS SELL FOR $47.75
SPORTS. JACKETS -FOR 31.00
AND-PANTS ALONE FOR | 14.80
COME AND LOOK THESE OVER AT YOUR
CONVENIENCE. E Be
YOUR LOCAL TIP TOP ‘TAILORS.

pe fune ‘There will also-be a couple
of folk dancing numbers which should. --
prove "interesting?" All the proceeds
of this tea will go toward clearing up
‘a few odd jobs needing financing and
finishing at. the hall. The fire exits,
basement entrance. and furnace room all
are in line for immediate completion.
The helpers have been turning out
‘fairly well and a work party is plan-
ned in-the near future to put in the
cement. walls of the furnace. roome: Any—
one wishing to help in any way. can be
used and should contact Ken Robertson
or Sam Muirhead and they- will be call-
ed in when needed. Whenever.a group
works ‘on Saturdays a hot meal is pre-;
pared and coffee is always available.

BABY CLINIC: There was a better turn-
out this month at: the Baby Clinice Dr.
Endicott, from Trail, was‘present and
helped Nurse Commerford.- Some innocu-—
lations were given and the next "shots"
will be given at the same time as the
.gechool children are being donee
W..Brownlee assisted with. weightings»
filing, etce — : P ae :

‘ALPHA BRIDGE CLUB: Yes. J. Manarin
was holder of high score at the Alpha |
Bridge Club, held. at the home of Mrs.
W. McKay. : Others:;playing were Mrse 8s.
Muirhead, Mrsee Fe; Mitchell, Mrse J. ,
Wisted, Mrse A. Creighton, Mrse Te
Fourt, Mrsee Ce Ackerman. The next
meeting will be at-the home of Mrs. J-
Manarine . anal

ing® pupils entertaining, it's. bound to

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SASTLE NEWS

THUR. MARCH SRD, 1949.

KINNAIRD. ST.PATRICK'S DANCE .'-
FRIDAY MARCH 18TH, COMMUNITY. HALL
MUSIC BY TRAIL RHYTHM. SWINGSTERS
FLOOR SHOW STARTS AT 11:00 P.Me™

REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE.

“WESTERN

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' SPECTACULAR ACTION,. THRILLS FILL |
DEMILLE'S "UNCONQUERED"
Next Thursday the long-awaited, much
heralded Cecil Be DeMille picture,

Theatre for a 3-day run, and it really
is something to see! It is easy to
understand why the veteran movie-maker
took three years time to prepare’ and
film it, for it is the most spectacular
of his many great pictures, and the
most entertaining.

Filmed. in Technicolor, this Paramount
picture set in pre-Revolutionary days,
co-stars Gary Cooper and Paulette God-'
dard who are given important support by
. Howard Da Silva, Boris Karloff, Cecil
- Kellaway and Ward ‘Bond. Since every

movie fan is familiar with DeMill's

Mrse_ {--<

flair for handling crowd scenes,,it is
probably unnecessaryyto mention the
cast of thousands, present in "Uncon-
quered" as in all other of the great
producer-director's films. Ss
Cooper, who seems to be the number

one film delineator of America's heroes
is seen as the brave patriot and fron-
tiersman, Captain Chris Holden. As
Holden, he has enough (Cont.son Pe)’

"Unconquered", will arrive at the Castld

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CONCERT
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SUNDAY /AAR. 13; 1-39PA

(ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY).
TICKETS AVATLABLE:
CASTLEGAR: Martin's Shoe Store
Pitts* Drug Store
Rigby's Coffee Bar
Kerr's Furniture
KINNAIRD: Collinson's

Jankola'ts Service Stn.

Casets General Store
Marshall's Store.

ROBSON:

GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY AND AVOID
BEING DISAPPOINTED.

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| COFFEE MB...... 18.59%

‘H] SUGAR.....51B.........49*
 SPAGHETTI....5185.. .63°

TIDE...... ea... 39

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| D¥G soap par...... 10” BOLOGNA “**" 1...29°
EGGS A'aien....02" JELLO.......3FOR... 20

BAKEASY......L6.......30*
KETCHUP weinz prt...29%
RITZ piscurts, pxa..19*
HEINZ 2°°%000 ass7, 3p, 25%

“OIN MUTTON CHOPS... ..LB..49%

YOUNG. M “LEGS “ager
An ity { UTTON LEGS
m VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS..LB..4-5%

LB...47%

BEEF+PORK SAUSAGE....LB.. 5%

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