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CASTLE NEWB, canter, taeitist Columbia

THURSDAY, NOV, 22, 1953,

CASTLE NEWS '
‘ Castlegar, B. C.
Published every Thursday et
the ¢ of the-

ice — Sunday evening at
7 o'clock, Dally Mass — Friday,

. Monday and Tuesday at’8 o'clock.

Saturday Children’s Mass at 9
o'clock.

L. V. CAMPBELL
‘Gumert Publisher and. Editor
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4N CHURCH

Gospel Tabernacle

_ Sunday 1011 am. Sunday
school ‘clagses for all ages. 11-12
‘am.:'Morning, worship . gervice.
"Thursday 8 p.m. Bible study and
prayer. Come and hear what
the Bible has to say regarding
the Holy Spirit. Everyone wel-
come to Gospel Tabernacle. The
lace. where God's Word is ac

_cepted in its ae y

Rev. W. an Detlor
Services to be held in Com-
munity hall every Ist and 3rd

Sunday at 3 p.m. ,

LUTHERAN SERVICES —
Services to be held in Angll-
‘ean’-Chureh: every 2nd vand~ 4th,
“Sunday. at 3p. m.

The United Church of Canada
Rev. L. Clinton Johnston
ty and third Sundays—Rob-
m, 11 am.
Sundays, Kinnaird,
Castlegar he ieee
‘gong, 7

11:15 a.m.
Gospel ‘sing

Guest "Mlnister—Rev. dD Stent

of Nakusp.

Sf. Elte’s Church
Rev. Joseph: B. Barnes, P.P,
Twenty-seventh and last Sun-
day after Pentecost, Sunday
‘Masses 8:30 and: 11 o'clock: —
High Mass. Sunday Devotions
7:30 ~m. Confessions Satuc-

day 12 and 7:30 pm, Religious’

Instruction Classes Sunday. —
Saturday 10 and 11 a.m. Choir

Second and fourth’

ae
8 a Chapel —
Rev. Joseph B, Barnes, P.P,
Sunday Mass 10 o'clock. Re-
lgloug Instruction Classes after
Mass. Sunday afternoon Devo-
» tions at 3 o'clock.

Anglican Services

Archdeacon B. A. Resker, Vicar

Sunday; November. 28th —Kin-
naird 9 am, and-4, p.m, Castle-
gar 11 am. Robson 2:30 “p.m.
Genelle 7:30 p.m. Mission Social
Friday, Nov. 23rd at 8 p.m. Blue-
berry service postponed to Fri-

, day.

Mrs. J. Davidson

‘Honored at '

‘Farewell Party

To Dr. H. B. and Mrs, Dimock,
at the Trail-Tadanac hospital ‘on
November 20th, a daughter.

‘SPORT TRAILS’

(By Len Walker) .

A frlend of mine handed me a
couple of sport items the other
day that I thought were very:
‘and so.I will pass

Gospel ,Tabernacle—Twin. Rivers
Hall .

Sunday, November 25, Break: °

ing of Bread 10 a.m,. Sunday
Schoo} 11:30: am., Gospel Hour
7:30 p.m. Monday ‘evening 6 to
7 p.m. “CBC”. (Children’s Bible

them on‘ to you badminton and
basketball fans.

Those who are devotees of
court. games, and have | played
all, or.most, incline to the Pelle! .
that. the fastest is badminton,
which. orlginated in India many

Club. All
Please note the change of night.
Thursday 7:30 p.m. Bible’ study
at home'of Mr, G. Osachoff. You *
‘are invited to be present at these
meetings. .
peur SS Boe
Evangelistic Services
Sunday evening, sing-song and
fellowship service, 7:30. Unde-
Pray:

ago,, where it was
known as “Poona.”

The game was taken up by
Canadians in about | 1890 and

A farewell party was held at
the home of Mrs. R. Defoe last
‘Thurdday. - evening to bid fare-
well to Mrs. J, Davidson, who 1s
leaving to make ;her home in
Vancouver.

The many. invited guests en-
joyed an evening of cards. Prizez
were won by Mrs. J. Hanson and
Mrs, Davideor: .

‘Gallo Baptism

Attracts Many .
-To Kinnaird |

After Devotions Sunday, after:

noon .on November 18th, St:
Joseph's chapel in Kinnaird was
the’ scene of a very popular
baptism ceremony, with many
relatives and friends of Mr. and

Mrs, S.; Gajlo of Kinnaird. pre: ; -

ent to, witness and particlpate

in the baptism: of ‘thelr month,

old son.

Rev. J. B, Barnes

occasion were: Mr, and ‘Mrs, a.

Gallo: of Procter, ‘and Mr. and”
Mrs, John Sisel of Warfield.

i "Mr. and Mrs, C, Bell and Mar.
cla of Trail were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E,
Frederiksen, °°

Mrs. 'P. L. Conroy of Brilltant

is a patient in ‘the’ “Keotenay
Lake General hospital. ©’:

ed the baptism and he. was: as-~
Leonard Gallo, as serv- -

sisted’ by Leo!
er, ae is the brother of, the

Mrs,
with a beautiful handmade lea-
ther purse and a “eorsage of car-
nations, .

‘At the close/ _ of the 1

Mr., Andrew D. McWhinnie' of

Kinnaird and Mrs. J. Kravski ‘of

Castlegar were the god-parents. _
Mat-

dainty refreshments were served _
by the hostesses. Mrs. ‘R. “Defoe
and Mrs. C., Brodman.

Invited guests were: Mrs. J.
Lawson, Mrs. C, Bell, Mrs M.

Dalton, Mrs, W. Schwarok, Mrs.
Cc. Saunders, Mrs. B. Donnan,
Mrs. E: Frederiksen, Mrs. z.
Duntop,_ Mrs. .N. Hansen Mt

the
thew Joseph were:
given.
Guests. enjoyed*a banquet-! like

dinner at the home of the proud :

parents, Mr, and Mrs. )S. Gallo.

Assisting .the host‘ and. ‘hostess.
were Mrs, Jankola, Sr., and Mr. .’

sand Mrs, S. Jankola.

Out of town guests: for the |.

the names

DON'T: FORGET:
“guR 2nd ANKUAL XMAS SALE
Of, Hand, Madi ais

~ SATURDAY
~ NOVEMBER 2th

by the a few
years later.

The game not merely intrigues
the contestants, but fs a dazzl-°
ing exhibition from the spectat-
ors view point. It calls, for ter-
rific volleying of an eccentric.

er and ore Paes ‘Wednes-
da: mM. , Young _ People’s
2m. ADO!

“gervice:
) Mrs-.F. E.: Woodrow, Columbia
-, Ave, near R.C.M.P. Good

ood 'Tid-
ings Sunday. School,. Sunday 10
a.m. at 'Coronoation ‘hall.: Chit-
dren's Bible, Hour -Friday 3:30 in
the home of Mrs, Hagen near the
Elementary school. ,

coop INVESTMENT -

To bulld a highway . . . costs
a lot of money.: But: it’s a “good

“investment both forthe. public

and for business, however, be-
cause it speeds doctors on their
work of, mercy,’ ‘to mention only
one advantage to: the public, —

Port Union (Nf Fishermen's
Advocate. ‘

-TSAVE WITH
Thriftpass:

‘FRIDAY. & SATU RDAY |

: | Menisrenme 8

“unanticipated ‘decend,’ ,
the utmost speed and dexterity,

_ nis player.

- gainst ‘the Sophomors
.same, school, on: March’: 16, 1937.

which the’ players ©
bat over a net. The. flights of
the,,shuttlecock, and its sudden,

ae

Myra.
. Trussler, Mrs. Walk are i

z Lampard, Mrs. E. ‘Wallner,
Mrs,:H. Adie, Mrs, W. Howarth,’
Mrs. R. Melver, Mra. C." Petts,

‘Mrs. R. West, Mrs, W. Devitt, |.

Mrs, N. Defoe, Mrs. T. Couch,
Mrs. P, Shewchuk, Mrs... John
Hanson, Mrs. R. Defoe and’ Mrs.

ie Brodman.

calling for far more endurance
than ever is demandéd of .a ten-
During the competi-
tion the players are almost — in

perpetual motion, and the small-

est fraction of a'second not:only .
nay decide 2 point, but ‘may de-
termine a ‘championship.

Here is one that all you, basket-
ball fans: will: enjoy.

Pat McGee eas is the only
fellow who ever won a- basketball’

‘game single ‘harided.. Pat's team
the seniors of St. Peters ‘High,

of; Fairmont W. Va.,’ played ‘a:
of. the’

With only four minutes remain-

: ing:all-of Pat's: mates were: or-.’

dered, out, of: the game, because
of. ‘personal Jouls... i score .
was tied. 3232, on

Work Pouce |
On Church

KINNAIRD, B.C, — Work
started Monday on rougheping-

‘in ‘of -the Kinnaird. Presbyteria!
‘Church: © The’ basement“ has al

ready been. poured...
The whe

will be used for a Sundey Schoo!’
room and willbe ‘usable for
meetings, ete, . The upstairs will

be roughed-In this: fall.only. Vol
unteer labor will complete the

building.

Contractors for the ‘work ‘to.
‘Carlson and. Saliken. +:
‘The architect i. Mr. ‘John. Davis .

date ‘are

his. own, Pat pen a field. goal ©
and a foul, and held.the enemy
scoreless,. When . the » whistle
ended. the: fantastic game, Pat’s ~

team with Pat still alone on the”

floor.was a.35 to 32 winner. i;
‘WINS

~ CASTLEGAR

EXCITING

: ana':Hanson 2 each, For

FIRST..GAME

The: Castlegar seniors led by!
Rennie Mitchell. and G. Forte de-’
feated the Merry Lumber team °

*.,39 to 37-on, Saturday night, in.

uIt ‘was a close game ‘ali ‘the
way, but our. boys ‘were behind .
until: the. last. quarter : when they *”
-Mitchell ,

gar. with, 15: points.
11, Corbett 5, Hughes 4, © th .
“ithe...

THEATRE

Li “it
with 12,. Gleboff. 3 Ford 8, Bile: -

sky 2, Guzzi 2 and McAuley:
In the other’ game played, :
‘Trail: Motors -won ‘a’ close’ 40 to.

-“37-game from Rossland.

AROUND THE HOOP
It looks - like. Ken ° Feat
stons’ Trail: Motors ‘and Jack

-Rosse’s Rossland boys will fight.

it out ‘for first and second posi-
tions, |; Gee Gee, Forte to the
Castlegar team looks very prom-
ising.. ‘Rennie’ Mitchell “has his
boys ‘practising hard these .eve-
nings .—: there; they are IOEON
ing every time ‘out.

FIRST HALF °

SCHEDULE
November 24

Castle vs. Trail at Castlegar. :
Rossland v8. Merry at Ross-
land: en

“Bee 1
Rossland vs. Castle. at Rossland. -
sara VB. Merrys ‘at Trail.

Dec. 8

Rossland vs, Trail at Rossland:

Merys. vs, Castle at Castlegar.
Dee. “1
: Castle LVS. Rossland , at Castle:
gar.

Merrys vs. ‘Trail at Castlegar.

Dec. 2:

2 Trait vs. Castle at Trail. -
Merrys vs. Rossland at Trail<
Don't, forget ‘the game.on Sat-

urday in the, high school 1 gym ‘at.

“accident. week” ~colurmn

in <this issue, ‘is (quite | Jong and.’

carries its’ own-explanation .—

*"Jey'roads.” On such roads some-

‘times even tHe most

careful |

-drivers are unable ‘td keep: con:

» trol; they cannot stop when. ‘they.
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‘THURSDAY, sa 2 1951

"+ CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA

“PAGE 3

Hints For Housewives. =

ON STRETCHING
GGS

Probably the’ most ‘economical
this’ day
and ‘age, is. to scramble them,
Because with. milk ' added, the
quantity is naturally greater. But
there's. another way. still: to’ in-

. erease the quantity ot serambled

eggs. '
Supposing you ‘have six: small:

' mouths: to provide eggs for each
“You'll probably: .use' -
only’ five ‘eggs’ for. the ordinary <

morning.

scrambled” variety.’ By. adding
finely rolled cracker crumbs .you'
n‘cut down té four eggs. Whip
the | yolks: “and milk together:
-Add the ‘cracker crum|
then beat the whites till. they're
stiff’ ‘and fold them in.
crackers and the’ frothy rate
stretch’ the serambled eggs and
make ‘a, really delicious dish. - A

Vfittle grated} cheese; alfted ° into

ihe scrambled eggs makes ‘them
tra tasty and nutritious.
FASHION NEWS):

- FROM PARIS

According: to the uae word
from Paris, for, the autumn sea-
gon, wool fabrics in various com-
‘binations are the perfect inegiucy

_ for. hats!

Parisian ‘: “nodlstes are ‘stress:

<ing’.the cone or cornet. shape
. with ‘the high crown | swathed in

wool... Machine atitched wool, jer:
sey... cloches” and‘ smaller hats

‘also);popular.: And leaigned.
come’ avchilly’
day, as snug as if. you:had storm.
windows on, there ‘are lots “of

close fitting little woollen num: -

bers ‘which “pull. down neatly
over the ears and tie, under the

_ chin with wide. wollen ribbons. . :
.. The French designers put ‘the

. accent on contrast in‘colors and
in.

texture j-— for” ‘instance a’
“smart “combination “is ‘a’ mixture

“of wool’ jersey ‘and ‘velvet... The
draping’ of the: material is. done:

ey: with “that effective veasual touch.
SyLadles, if: you've a :flair. for

design you: might try, whipping

Jvup.a smart chapeau ‘at home.
| Stiffened ‘shapes can be. easily
“pought and‘ with'a- ide skilled:

a@raping you'll have‘ ‘avery ‘fetch:

: as new members:: ~ Mrs.’

) President,

ing apie Woollen goods
this year are’ especially ‘attrac

tive too.’ Canadian. mills .-are.
turaing out ..clothes’ in wonder:
ful new, colors’ and’ in new “in:
triguing textures, The new trend '
in head apparel lends itself won: |

derfully. to that, smart match:

ing ,hat,.and..dress "combination.
You'll probably want. hats to go
with all ;your Svoollen winter
dresses!

RENATA W. I.
HEADED BY
MRS: I. “WIEBE

The annual meeting of . the
Renata W.: I. .was held Novem:
ber 12th. at the’ home of- Mrs.
. Peter. waren’: Fitteen ladies ,
were’ present.

The following were admitted ”
Lou
Chizmazea, Mrs, John Martens,

and Mrs.: Bestwick. ‘The.’ elec:
tlon of officers were as follows:
Mrs, Isaac’ Wiebe;
Vice-President, ‘Mrs.° Matt Rohn;
Secretary,”:Mrs. Peter: Warken-
tin; ‘Treasurez, “Mrs. Tom | Hun:
chuk ‘and the other member on
the board, Mra. H. Funk.

~All committee reports were fa-'

», community:; moyle.
y ound” ‘projector’ ‘was: purchase

‘A garden contest was easared
-for the, school children, a: lamp
was purchased for’ the teacher. ”
age, and a canning shower was

‘;held’ for’ the’, primary * teacher

eee in‘ the: teacherage.
yearly program consisted. of ©
demonstrations of: ‘shell: work, *
novelty “wool? pin-cushions, ,dye-
ing of flour. gacks.:- We had. sev-
eral citizenship discussions. Mrs.
-R: S, Chalmers: of Robson, visit-:
ed our. W. I.:in February © -and
Miss Mariam. Cressman, public -
health nurse, ‘gave us.an instruc:
tive talk’on T.B. and showed sev-
"eral films .in- May. a

Nakusp re. ‘the. ‘road under. als.
i Suslon, from- Edgewood to Rob-

r THe. December meeting will be

‘held at the home of Mrs. Matt
Rohn on December ‘10th.

‘Kinnaird Fire’
‘Department =: -

KINNAIRD, B. C. — Twenty-
‘two members‘ were present on’
Tuesday, -the ‘regular. practice |

night,; working on the interior ©:

of the fire hall, Putting on the’
celling and insulating ‘the same,

* took: the ‘greatest: part of the .

night. This week should see. the:
completion. of the job.:

1000’ feet of hose ‘on ‘the:
Hire: ror eruste was stretched out on
the "highway, and. then relaid.
back in: the truck and ready: for -
any outbreak: of fire. ',

‘After’ all. work was completed
for the night, the firemert: held
a discussion at which Fire Chief.
S.° C.c Watson ' explained the
training ‘course: .which » will. be
held for the new. firemen very
shortly, He ‘also “reported: that
‘the new. doors for’ the fire hall
.will be installed: as soon - as
hardware arrives.
gratulated the.firemen, for the
volunteer labor: they’: gave to
‘complete ‘the renovating of the
fire hall roof which was_,com-
‘pleted last week.

Group Cenc |
Meetin

oh We Ba Fea ra

ues pris voaaieitigs for ‘the
‘Boy; Scouts, Girl Guides and
“Cubs met on Thursday, ‘Novem:
“ber 15, in the Kinnaird Commu-
‘nity Hall Library with ‘the Boy
Scout - and. Cub_ leaders. and’ “as-
sistant leaders. -
Mr, R. Parks, Scout leader, re:

eeived the. registration forms as

well as. the , record’ books and.
~ funds. for the newly | reorganized
*.Seout . SrOup in. Kinnaird. “Mr.

He. also: con-

D Scout
zleader. :\* ae 2 5

We:
towards the Crippled. Children’s *
Fund: and sent a- - delegate. to:

At today’s prices:

ng.
“have your SUITS, coats “AND DRESSES ‘DRY

, are, also able. to place all

‘low. rates:

WOODWORKING SPAS

- Windows aa Doors ;

in Trail took place: | It.was de"
cided that the..leaders and the,

‘assistant leaders from, the Boy :

.Scouts.and Cubs attend as well
<as Mr. T. Fourt, representing .the-

ing”
mas ‘nollaays.

‘Those present at the micéting
- were | Major. Moll, : Cub - leader;

er}: Mrs. S.C. ‘Muirhead,: :
r Ve Calken, “Mr. Wistea,’ Mr

D z thé Scout.
annual dinner meeting tovbe held: +

‘A LETTER TO"
/ THE EDITOR
Mr! Edito ‘i

Your ‘recent editorial under
the heading ‘of “Who Will Vol-

important function of a com-
munity minded paper. and, that,

. Js to‘keep alive that community

‘spirit, ‘+
The forthcoming..clvic ‘election
ie to ‘beheld in Castlegar : on
18th with

NET7IE BRODMAN
YEADS, NEWLY FORMED"
CASTLEGAR ©.Y¥,0,

cearrled,
unteer?" I’ feel helps fufill an ~

It was agreed .that the dues

-be ten cents per meeting, and to

start the club's finances a dona-
tlon was’ made by .Father.

The Castlegar C.¥.0. will meet
on the first: and third Sundays.
at. the month. with special: social

desing one week ‘prior to that.
‘There will .be two vacancies . to
fH, “for a: two-year term.” :

The years ahead’ promise to be
|, Very eventful ‘so that. any. ‘man,
who finds ‘pleasure ‘In giving ser-
vice, to his community . will cer-
tainly find: ample: opportunity to
help: make this a ‘bigger: and bet:
ter .town ‘to live in.’ On the
other hand a person who takes
this position. with, the, hope’ of.
financial gain or ‘other. selfish
interests will find the going very,
hard and, his worl: very stren-.
eous,

Any person ‘Sno. isa British”

subject, of. the full age of) 21

years and who. is: the ‘owner of;

‘real, property within. the muni-
cipality;.to the assessed value of
$300.09" is qualified to je. ‘a com:
:missioner. ; \
Let’s ‘get a truly. representa:
tive’slate of: candidates and then
/ make sure-we get out, and. vote
for: the: candidate’ of our, choice.
I >thank , you. for this yalued
ace in“ your ‘paper.
~ <2 Yours truly,
4 me N..T. “OGLOW.

Legion Holds ~ es
“Card: Party:

The’ Ladies’ . Auxillary | to Can
adian Legion sponsored a card

; party in the Legion hall last Sat-

_urday:~. evening. |’ There ©: were
. Seven tables of bridge.and three
of whist.

The : winners in ‘pridge ‘were,
‘ladies’ first, . Mrs. M.. Bystrom;,
:eonsolation, . Mrs." W."..Houston;

nt's : first ‘in; bridge. wa8: won
by..3. Pe. Ww bster, with ‘the’ con-
solation going to R. Fitzgerald.
Winners in whist, first, Mrs. L.
Grunerud; | consolation, ‘Mrs. D.
_.Findlater, .: Gent's first, J. He
Recersent 5 “consolation, J... Gem:

“The winner of. ‘the booster Bee

cocre
ack. ‘Kingston’ ‘of Vancouver!were

T.: business : « ‘visitors’ at Cane
thi weeks

Breakfast

; COFFE]
_ SPECIALIZING’ IN

7:30. ‘a.m. to 9'a.m.
1 noon to 1:30 p.m.

0 p,m. to 7:30. p.m,

AT ANY. HOUR... 3!
SUNDAY DINNERS:

For. table reservations’ phone. 2631 .

nati: of your’

telephone. calls ‘is

‘5 Just one of the little courtesies ‘that: add up | to harmony:

L how. ingertane it
emergency:

: between’ party’ line: cnéighbours.”

It's! “thoughtful too, i

activities en
nights suitable to the member:

'D.
a Then followed an, Introduction

to the subject for Religious In-;,
:.. struction. and Discussion “— -“Pri-",
: vate and. Social '’Conduct

and

Soclal' Probiems”. from. ‘the Hand-

book :— ‘Religion ‘and Life by
Bishop : Noll.

Refreshment, committee

for the next: meeting were. three

Kinnaird “ volunteers — Connie.
. Haywood, ‘Florence: Cecone and:

Gesrge. Robinson.’ With a mo-

tion for, adjournment the’ first ,.

meeting. of, the Castlegar C.Y.O.
was brought to a:close with all

sure ‘of “a” lively and successful :
‘club. as. this menting evidence,

NS
The.! Castlegar Hotel dining

“room opened to the public this

week .and Js under the manage:
ment of Miss Nellie: Stenberg.

‘Alterations were made to give ©
a private entrance: to: the” dining
room from |Pine. street.

Sunday dinners will be a spec:
lalty of Miss Stenberg's and re-
servations may be reade by ap-
pointment.». . ;

hours are
dvertisement . in

d

this

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SWEATERS _

tates oe ae

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munities. Herons

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“Besides sewing all he Canadian i

‘manufacturing, prima

..is away aliead in the size of its payroll.
It isp among the léadets in’ provid- “
sing jobs for women and.in being well :
‘spread out thrdugh- ne) ‘smaller com-

Dotninion Textile isa jonleniie

j basic textile indust :

ind
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