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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Kinnaird W.A. To Buy
Prayer Desk In Memory
Of Late Mrs. G. Ward

The Kinnaird Anglican W.A.
met at the home of Mrs, T. E.
Green, Thurs., Jan. 21, with 10
‘members present and -Mrs, F.
Peterson, the president, in the
chair.

were
for the Annual Valentine Tea to
be held in the Improvement So-
ciety Hall, Feb. 13, from 2:30 to
5 p.m.

The ial Fund C

late Mrs. G. Ward, for the pur-
chase and dedication of a prayer
desk in memory of Mrs, Ward
who was a loyal and active work-
er in the Church for many years.

Following completion of the
evening's main business, refresh-
ments were served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs, W. K. Fox. Next
meeting is to he held at the home
of Mrs. Fox.

_| Correction

There was an errcr in the list
of certificates awarded at the re-
cent Piano Pupils Recital, in our
Jan, 14 issue.

Miss Eileen Goresky and Bruce
MacCabe d Pass certifi-

headed by Mrs. Birdie Calkin,
announced they were accepting
, donations from the friends of the

cates in Grade Eight, Piano, not
Grade Seven as stated in the ac-
count.

STORM SASH, COMBINATION STORY
DOORS & CABINET MAKING

All Coast Fi Mat

‘are used in our Construction

KOOTENAY

Phone 4066 |

and Suppliers

BUILDERS

Columbia Avenue

Cominco Makes First
New FerlilizerShipment

The first shipment of Elephant
brand “Zinc-M-N-S”", a new Co-
minco fertilizer product, left the
Warfield plant Tuesday for the
United States.

Cominco's latest fertilizer pro-

The

District's Social Events

Phone 3031

duct is made from zinc,
ese, nitrogen and. sulphur all of

which are i plant foods,
It was developed by Cominco’s
Research Division. It is marketed
as a coarse brownish yellow, pow-
der and is packaged in the fami-
liar 100- pound: Elephant brand
multiwall paper bags printed in
yellow and purple. .
Zinc-M-N-S- contains 10%
zine, 3%% manganese, 10% ni-
trogen and 20% sulphur, mall
seale i ittent

Castlegar Happenings

Deer Park Socials

IN. HOSPITAL — Mr. A. Ghet-
ti is a patient in Kootenay Lake
General Hospital, Nelson.

FROM VANCOUVER — Robin

Pincott and C. W. Lundgren re-
turned during the weekend from

the rate of about one ton per ‘day
commences today (January 26).
It is of interest to note that one
of the places where this new pro-
duct will be used first is on some
of North America’s newest farm
land, the area developed by the
Coulee Dam irrigation project.

P.T.A. Meeting. Mon. |

Continued from Page 1
richer and fuller.”
Dr. Fowler in his talk, which

BULLETIN BOARD

much com-
ment following, said psychosoma-
tic disease, that is disease which
originates in the mind or emo-
tions as opposed to organic di-
sease, is a most important sub-

 AFreo Community Service — Phone 3441

ject because “seventy percent of
the illnesses that are brought to
a doctor's office, originate from

a Wal-
y 13,

The ing Guild are
entine Tea and Bake Sale on Fe

the lor
mental processes.””
“Such disease is not imagina-

1954 at the Parish Hall between 3 and 5 p.m.

Scout Jamboree Doe ete. will be shown:

Castlegar Parish Hall, Monday, Feb. Ist — 7 p.m.

Robson Community Hall, Tuesday, Feb. 2nd — 7 p.m.

Kinnaird Community Hall, Thursday, Feb. 4 — 7pm.

au Scouts, Sn ans and Brownies, Parents anl
will bi Free.

ae. February a Guide ana Sconts own Service.
fhe High School Auditorium, for Castlegar, Robson
and Kinnaird.
BABY CLINICS:—
Kinnaird — Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2 to 4 p.m. Kinnaird
improvement Society Hall,
Dumont — wredn Feb. 3, 2.to 3:30 p.m.
Ooteaschenia —
- Brilliant — Tha, Feb, 4, 11:00 to 12:00 a.m, at the
home of Mrs. G. Evans.
The Ladies Auxiliary to FOE. will hold a social eve-.
ing for members and friends in the Legion Hall, Fri-
day, Jan. 29th. at 8 p.m.
Kinnaird Anglican W.A. will hold a Tea, Bake Sale

tion .’ the doctor empha-
sized. “It is quite real.”

With the aid of a diagram on a
blackboard, Dr. Fowler outlined
the bodily

a trip to Vi ‘ancouver,

ROTARY ‘SPEAKER — Ww.
Wadeson of the West Kootenay
Power and Light Co., was guest
speaker at the weekly meeting of
the ‘Castlegar Rotary Club yes-
terday, telling them of power
development throughout the Koo-
tenays.

one

EAGLES L.A. — The Ladies
Auxiliary to Columbia Valley
Aerie 3107, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, held their regular “meet-
ing at the Parish Hall, Jan. 21
with 27 members present’ and
president Mrs. Marg. Korody in
the chair, Plans were made ‘for
the Social evening on Jan. 29 for
members and their friends. Mrs.
Koehle won the booster prize.
Next meeting is on Feb. 4.

. .

JOINS NAVY — Bill Fenner,

son of Mr. and Mrs, R. Fenner of

has left’for Vancouver

where he will join the Royal

Canadian Navy and will subse-

quently be stationed in Nova
Scotia.

such disease — the cortex, or cone
scious part of the brain; the sub-
cortex, or subconscious brain tis-
sue; the hypothelmus or seat of
the emotions; the pituitary gland,
connected to and under the in-
fluence of the hypothelmus and
the master gland of the body act-
ing as control centre for all the
other glands; the Automatic Ner-
vues System which keeps the
heart beating and all other un-
conscious bodily processes func-
tioning; the thyroid glands, the
adrenals, @ pancreas and the
gonads.

To illustrate how this system
works, whe chuse the example of
# fear. The cortex experi-

and Novelty Table in the Hall on
18, from 2:30 to 5:00 pm.

ences the impression of this emo-
tion and sends out impulses to the

fin Swed
February 2nd. Come ‘and s see the progress being made
in the basement.:

The C.W.L. is holding a bake sale in Goulet’s Drag
Store, Saturday, Febzuary 6th from 3:00 to 5:60 p.m.

Cyril Bell. Agence ies | Lid.
Phone 3441 - Castlegar

NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, E. A. PINCOTT
urance Ad ;

visors

from where the pitui-
tary gland is activated and it in
ind activates the adrenal glands
which eject adrenalin into the
blood stream. The adrenalin in-
creases the pulse rate; sends
more blood to the brain and mus-

Kianaird Kerner

WEEKEND VISIT — Miss
Muriel Lauder of Nelson was a
weekend visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Lau-
der, Kinnaird.

eee:

TO NELSON. — Mrs. R. And-
erson has returned to Nelson
after spending a month at the
heme of her dayghter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Mahoney.

oe

IN HOSPITSL — Mr. A. Mc-
Whinnie is a patient in Trail-
‘Tadanac Hospital.

s .

TO BEAVER FALLS — Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Lewis were recent
visitors to Beaver Falls.

Canada’s Indians and Eskimos
are believed to have come from
the same Asiatic racial stock.

cles and less to the stomach and
bowels, di to
the skin, causes hair to stand on

prepared
by nature for either fight or

flight.

The same sort of thing goes on

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PHONE 2001

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‘Lamb — Chicken — Fresh Fish

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trouble or diabetes.
“This

Le.

home in Nelson after spending
the past week at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr, and Mrs. c.. A Crockett.

TO SALMO, 0, TRASL — Mrs. C.
S. Phelps left for Salmo and
Trail where she will spend a few
weeks.

oe @
IN HOSPITAL — ‘Mrs. G. A.
Walker is a patient in the Mater
Misericordiae Hospital, in Ross-
land. :
eae
WEEKEND HOME — P. F.
Griffiths. spent the weekend at
his home here.' He was_accom-

spent the weekend at the home
of his parents. fe

te CONSTRUCTION

ALTS — Due to snow and
ena weather, construction of the
Deer Park - Syringa Creek road
has been suspended until weather
conditions permit further opera-
tions. Mr. A. W., Jeffries, : bull-
dozer operator on this job, is
spending a holiday at his home in
Nelson until construction starts
again.

The number of Canadians em-
ployed in manufacturing reached
the record high of 1,273,187 in
1952; in 1939, manufacturing em-
ployed 658,1114 Canadians and at
wartime peak, 1943, erhployment
reached 1,241,068.

panied by Pat Remaine, Jr, who, AT Burto

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Accident — Sickness
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CHANGE IN SERVICE

ARROW LAKES.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 21
Owing to navigating sonattions
steam

notice:—

MLV, COLUMBIA.
MONDAY - THURSDAY
Lv Robson West ..
jeedl

Ar Nakusp .. 5
WEDNESDAY - SAT
8:00 AM.

‘Train passengers for M.V. Colum-
bia northbound must arrive Cas-

to
berths vatabie oa ping Colum--

bia.
or farther information on apnly to

Watson, m, Guy ieket Keent, Nel-
‘son, B.

Castlegar
Sash & Boor

WINDOWS — DOORS — SASH
CABINET MAKING

PHONE 2211

Free Estimates

Thursday, January 28, 1954

.. 10:30 A.M.
4:

NOW PROVIDE

24 HOUR

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LUBRICATION

TRACTIONIZING

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SERVICE

KINNAIRD

JcEED COWLIN

GEO. JACKSON

Guide Company =a
Received; To Ba Used
First Tine, Feb. 2

Mrs. J. F. Killough Bicaeps
The 14 members present were
told the Guide Company flag has
will be used

meeting with Scouts and Cubs on
Feb. 21.

Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting and Mrs.
J. F, Killough was the winner of
the booster prize.

Next meeting is‘on Feb. 23 at
the home of Mrs, Schwartzen-
hauer.

ROBSON SCOUTS TO SEE
JAMBOREE FILM SOON

The Robson Scout Group Com-
mittee met last week at the home
of the Chairman Mrs. D.. Carter.
Reports from the Cub and Scout
Leaders showed a membership of
18 Scouts and 14 Cubs.

Plans were made for the show-
ing of the Scout Jamboree Film

and the of a six

ceived from the Sponsoring Wo-

men’s Institute and the Evening
W.A,

HIKE TO DEER ER PARK
The Rohson Scouts under their
Ron

went on a hike in near zero wea-
ther on Saturday, They were
taken by car to, Syringa Creek
and then hiked several miles

foot nylon flag by the I.O.D.E. at
the Community Hall on Tuesday,
February 2nd

the deep snow to ex-
plore the new Deer Park Road.
Some fire lighting and cooking
was indulgee in en route. That's
Good It's an out-of-

Donations were | iy re-

doors ‘game, and no matter what

Miscellaneo 2
Collections for:
i, Kinnaird

MINMAIRD - ROBSON - CASTLEGAR WELFARE AND RECREATIONAL SOGIETY -
Statement ef Receipts and Disbursements
Year Ended December 31, 1953

Subscriptions:
Employees of the
c. M

M. & S. C. Co. Ltd. ...
W.K. Power & Light Co, Ltd.
Celgar Development Co. Ltd.

The C. M. & S . Co. Ltd.
Local Donations.

C. M. & S, Co. Ltd, Employees

. Others

Improvement Society ....

Robson Recreation lety ee

Castlegar and _ District Projects

Society a ia eee ennereeeeerenenceees

Genelle Recreation and Welfare
Socie'

- EY a wnsesererenensneeceesersenanmmecemneensessesee
Canadian .Legion Building Fund os

Kinnaird Sports Committee —Bal-
ance of 1952 Sports Account

$251400$ $
75.00 :
67.00 2,656.00
2,444.25

33.00
1,129.30 1,162.30 6,262.55

1,447.00
374.00.

01.00

669.00 ‘
998.00 3,989.00,

395.04 —
42.00

Castlegar
Robson
Kinnaird
GUBS & SCOUTS
SCOUT FILM EVENING
MONDAY, FEBEUARY Ast.
€ Parish Hall

emotions and body ties in with all

and environment. It emphasizes
the importance of bringing :the
school into the community and
broadening the scope of what we
can do about a problem which is
yours as well as mine.”

* A number of questions about
the application of this informa-
tion to the work of teachers
among children .that show signs
of functional disorders, were dis-
cussed,

boree held at Ottawa in
- 1953. -

- EVERYONE INVITED

Westinghouse
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Bail travel is dependable, comfortable, safe
You can relax when you travel by train to

VANCOUVER

Xe Leaving Castlegar at 9:38 pm.

FOR BULL PARTICULARS SEE YOUR LOCAL AGENT

60.00
126.83 4,612.87

eee

Crippled Children

European Flood Relief Fund ..
Conquer Cancer Campaign ..

Canadian Red Cross Society
Trail Branch .
Nelson Branch .

St, John Ambulance Association .
Army*

British and Foreign Bible Society .

District
Castlegar
Society
"Canadian Leg
Poppy Fund
Legion Band
Veteran Welfar

and District 2 ospltal

Camp Lourdes
‘Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism

Camp Koolaree

Navy League of Canada — Castlegar
District Branch

Kootenay Society for Handicapped”
Chi

Castlegar

ace pociereet

ti

Library
Chl Guide, Association —.....
Party C

St. John Ambulance Association —
Kinnaird Centre, Home Nursing
Divisior® 1.1 csssnecenesencernseesenseeenesentenee

Robson
Recreation Society .
Women’s Institute,
Chri Tree

Ci

G
Special Colieciions Disbursed

. Robson jociety
Castlegar ‘pnd - Eevee
Society
Genelle Recreation and Welfare So-

ciety
Canadian Legion Building Fund
Special Collections Disbursed (total)-....
Administration :

Cc 's

1952 Audit Fee

Hall Rent

Postage .........

Post Office Box Rent
Safe Keeping Charges ...

Printing and Stationery ....
Sundry
Di 'S

ae

: Total Disbursements
Excess of Receipts over Dis!

0
90.00

Kinnaird Tmprovement: Society ......... .
Projects

330.00"
50.00

150.00
50.00, 955.00

1,245.00

. 1,000.00
50.00
75.00

75.00 1,200.00

20000

75.00,
165.00

1,447.00
374.00

501.00

669.00
998.00

3,989.00

602.36

10,589.31
‘286.11 | and

$10,875.42

3.19
. 76.90

SHEET

 for-1954

"3,843.99

‘and of th
Society. ous the year

In my of and D
Bulance Shect exhibits a truc and correct view of the transactions

of the Society for the year ended Di

31, 1953, ing to

and } Society. He :

the explanations given to me and -as shown on the books of the

HH. L. CRYSLER,
Public Accountant

the is, a Scout has to
learn to fend for himself.

FIVE-‘FEOM PENTICTON

Mrs. Jack Scrivener, the Field
Commissioner of the Boy Scouts,
was in Trail at the week-end with
five Rover Scouts (over 16 years
ef age) from Penticton. They
‘travelled by car over the Cas-
feades and camped in a tent in
the deep snow near Cascade over
night. They .cooked their break-
fast at the camp site after a good
night's « rest. Who says Scouting
is ‘sissy stuff?
The - Rover . Party along with
Mr., C. Charlton the Trail and
District Scout Commissioner and
Assistant Commissioner B. A.
Resker were entertained by. the
Cc. M. & §S. at lunch at the Trail
Cafeteria. After lunch plans were
made to ‘hold Leaders’ Training
Courses at Trail and Castlegar at
the end of February: i

COMBINED SERVICE FEB. a

‘Tne Castlegar School Board
has kindly granted the use of the
High School’ Auditorium: to the
Scouts and Guides for the Guide
and Scouts Own Service in mem-
ory of the great Founder, Baden
Powell. The service will be con-

3,989.00 | Ranch,

ducted by the Guides and Scouts.
Brownies and .Cubs are invited.
Since there are about 300 mem-

bers of the two ts in

‘FEBRUARY
PROGRAM

Mon, - Tues.
Gregory Peck

“The World In His

. Arms”
Color by Technicolor
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Wed. - Thurs. Feb. 3-4 ,

Shows Wed at 6:30 and 9:10 p.m.

Shows Thursday at 7 & 8:20 p.m.

Mark Stevens Angela Lansbury
tiny”

Color by Technicolor

PLUS "|
Abbott and Costello
“Jack & The

.. Beanstoc
$150 Pay Nite Wed.

Fri. - Sat. - Feb. 5-6
Esther Williams
Fernando Lamas

and.Tom and Jerry in ~
angerous When
Wet”

Color by Technicolor
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Mon. - Tues Mec 8-9
Mitzi .Gainor - Tay

“Golden Girl”

Color by Technicolor

NOTE at 7 and 9 p.m.
— Pay Nite Hfonday

Night This Week -

Wed. - Thurs, - Fri. - Sat

‘ February 10 - 11 - 12 - 13

Burt Lancaster - Frank Sinatra

Deborah Kerr - Donna Reed
ands ‘Montgomery Clift in

From Here To

Eternity”

Adults i060 ico Tet

3c

Chil
Shows at 7 and 9:10 p.m.

Castlegar, Robson and Kinnaird,

ed at,3.p.m
2st.

ested are also. invited.
BUSY WEEK COMING
for the Scouts and Cubs of this

District. There will be showings
of the great coloured film of the

the Auditorium should be crowa- | Mon. - Tues. 5
unday, February Glenda Farrell Harvey Lembecix

Parents and: anyone alse inter-

Next: week willbe a:busy one; 704" Crawford

Feb. 15 - 18

“Girls Ini The Night”

Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Wed. - Thurs. Feb. 17 - 18
C ~ Jack Palance
’ “Sudden Fear?’

_ $150 Pay Nite Wed.

« Shows at 7 and 9 p.m

Scout Canadi held
at Ottawa last year. See advert-
isment in this issue for the dates
of this event to which Guides and
Brownies and Parents‘are invited.
It.is hoped that the District Com-
missioners and District President
Mr. W. Busby will be present at
some of the showings.

PREPARING CUB CIRCUS

The Castlegar First Pack of
Cubs are working hard preparing
a.Cub Circus.

This should be good fun.

-<=;|Ktanaird Scouts Enjoy

Tohoggan Party Sai.

The First Kinnaird Scout Troop

turned the heavy winter snowfall

to good advahtage Saturday after-

noon when. they enjoyed a tobog-

ganing party at the Castle-Bar
ec!

After the toboggan riding ses-
sion the lads, some 20 of them in
all, topped things off with a
wiener roast.

Scoutmaster Bob Mullock and
Assistant Scoutmaster Ray Lund-
quist were in charge.

Fri. - Sat. Feh. 19 - 28

Jean Simmons Stewart. Granger

pevorah Kerr Charles Taughton
‘Young Bess’’

Color by Technicolor

Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Mon. - Tues, Feb. 22 - 23

Milland Mitchell

a Gilbert Roland
‘My Six Convicts”

‘Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Wed. - Thurs. Feb 24 - 25

“Ann Of the Indies’’

“Abbott = Costello
Meet Captain Kidd”
Shows Pay Nite at 6:30 and 9 p.m.
Shows Thurs, at 7 and 8:20 p.m

Fri. - - Sat. Feb. 26 - 27

Jane Powell Farley Granger :
‘Small Town ie

Color by Technicolor

Shows at.7. and 9 p.m.

f FOR eo

Engagement

Mr, and Mrs. Alex Smecher of
Robson, B.C., wish to. announce
the engagement of their only
daughter, Anita Maria, to Arthur
Watton, Nixon, only son of Mr.
Mrs, William Nixon of Blue-
berry. Creek, B.C.

The wedding is to take place in
St. Francis Xavier Church, Trail,
B.C. on Feb, 27 at 1:30 p.m.

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