CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.
New Features Noted

New. Paper Money To Replace
Current Bills In September

Thureday, June 3, 1954

to make it so, for

CASTLE. NEWS, Castlegar, B.C. | Thursday, June 3, 1954

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Sam McGee of Northern Lights |haps, at this news: Employees in| S, H. H.S. Fifth in Two Track Meets

the cocktail lounge and tavern ut
R. Martini Wins. High Jump

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Championship At. Provincial

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Inier High Track Meef

Two weekend Inter High Track meets saw athletes of the Ston- In
ley Humphries High School make Castlegar a name to be reckoned 7
with in sporting circles. Most notable of the new laurels they won
for their school and their home town, was the B.C. High Jump
Championship won by Richard: Martini at the Provincial Inter ugh
Track Meet in Kelowna Friday and Saturday.

Tall and wiry “Richie” Martini’
18 year old Grade XII student at
Stanley Humphries High, was
one of four local athletes who
participated in the Provincial
Meet, winning fifth place among
a total of 21 schools,

Meanwhile, the’ local high
school minus the four of their top
stars who were in Kelowna, also
won fifth place at the West Koo-
tenay and Boundary Inter High
track and field meet held in Nel-
son, Saturday.

Attending the Provincial meet
were Joe Zeeben, Gerald Gun-
derson, and Doreen Pitts along

‘| with Richard Martini, who almost

set a new record in the High
Jump, clearing the bar at 5 i
8 ins. Richie also came second in

* |the Boys Pole Vault. °

Gerald Gunderson, who was
racing on a track for the first
time, came third in the three mile
race‘while Joe Zeeben won sec-
ond in the 880 yd. dash. Doreen
Pitts won fourth place honors in
the Girls High Jump.

At. Nelson meanwhile, Castle-
gar athletes, winners of . the
meet. last year, piled up a total
of'41 points in gaining fifth place,
among the 7 centres represented.
B, Cowlin of. Kinnaird bettered
last year’s mark ‘by four. feet to
win the boys’.open Discus Throw,
tossing the’ discus a: di: of

. HONO!)
The Primate of the

L. PB. JECKS —

Rev. J. ROGERS — Trail
THE BANQUET WILL

of 93 feet,

Other local honors in the 419
events with 174 contestants, were:
Gail Seaton, second in ‘girls
under 14, ‘100 yd. dash.

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B. Horswill third in Girls
Broad Jump.under 14,

W. Koochin third in boys under
14, 220 yd. dash.

G. Wanjoft aks in boys under
14 broad jum

Y. Patton third in Girls under
16 high jump.

A. hall second in girls
under 16, 100 yd. dash. .

B. Stefoniuk tied.for third in
boys under 16 high jump.

B, Murray second in boys under
16, 100 yd. dash and also second
in boys under 16, 220 yd. dash.

R. Englund, Castlegar, third in
boys under 16, 440 yd. race.

B. Killough in girls over 16
broad jump.

C. Fofonoff third in boys over
16, 100 yards, |

» Saliken third in boys over 16
high jump.

C. Fofonoff second in boys over

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M. Semenoff third in boys over

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Mor
Shirley Johnson | At
Couer D'Alene, Idaho

The Presbyterian * Church at
Couer D'Alene, Idaho, was the
scene of a quiet double ring wed-
ding ceremony on Saturday, May
15, uniting in marriage Shirley
Johnson,. daughter of Mr... and

and William Moroso, son of Mrs.

Mrs. R. A. Johnson of Montrose, | 5

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FRIDAY; JUNE 11th.

Winkle offici

skirted, white “nylon net over
taffeta gown with fitted lace bod-
ice, ‘and lily point sleeves.,A coro-
net of orange blossoms held the
finger tip veil.

The bride carried a white

streamers,

ions with satin streamers.

comInG—
THE ATTREE DANCE STUDIO

SE RESENT

The Pupils of Kinnaird
IN A REVUE

“TIP TOES"

Directed by Phyillis Phillips

FRIDAY, JUNE 11th

8:15 p.m.

Stanley Humphries High te
AUDITORIUM

CASTLEGAR. BC.

Adults—50c

HALF PROCEEDS TO STUDEN®S COUNCIL FUND

Children—25c_

was a Sieh for 23 guests at
the Boots and Saddie Club in

Mr, and Mrs. Atwood of Cran-

Sasaratt of Couer D'Alene.

For her going away outfit, the
bride donned a smart, mauve
suit and: hat with white accessor-
ies.. The newlyweds will reside in
Castlegar.

a third more'timber in Canada in
1952 than in 1951. ‘The toll — 289,

The petite bride, given in mar- |;
riage by her father, chose a full..

Bible and a bouquet of carna-|.
tions and red rosebuds with satin |."

Mrs. Helen Moroso and Mirs.
+ Atwood who ded | §

Frederick Moroso, brother’ of}:
= | Me rooms westbest man. ‘
E there

Couer.D'Allene. Visitors included |-
brook and My, and Mrs, Thos. }:;

Forest ‘fires destroyed nearly :

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OTTAWA, May ‘25th, 1954,
Graham Tower, G of. the

distribution and that - this had

ip the ta hold a

Bank of’ Canada’ display

members of. the Darhamentary
Press Gallery today | the new. issue
of Canada's bank notes bearing
the portrait of Queen | Elizabeth
IL The new issue. is dated‘ 1964
and will begin i>" replace the
current issue in September.

The most noticeable. feature of
the design is the placing of the
engraved- portrait of the Sover-
eign on the right-hand. side. of
the face panel: instead of in the
centre as. at present, The new
position places the portrait where
it-will not ‘be'subject to the wear
the fold-

by
ing and unfolding — of, notes

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the centre. -Because. of
this: the engraved lines; of . the
portrait will: retain their ‘clarity
and ,,.crispness >for. a. longer
time and this also permits a‘bet-

{ter arrangement of lettering.

Second most notable feature
about thé new notes is the re-

| tions at

of ad hi for
editors, press correspondents ‘and
others in various centres, He said
that the Criminal Code Provi-
sions which ‘prevented: any “Hlu-
stration’ of currency ‘left “no
practical alternation method of

don on the new design,

will be effective as worn and goil-
ed notes of ‘the present issue are
withdrawn from ‘cfeculation and
it will therefore be some time
after: September before the ex.
change is completed, .

Licut.. Herh Pitts
Passes B.A. Exams

Word has -been + received that
Lieut. Herbert. C. Pitts, MC. of
the Canadian Army. has success-
passed ‘his oni éxamina-

in

duction. of
tion: in design,‘ incliding the: eli-
mination of “the ‘decorative oval
framing “around “the ~ portrait.
Simpler styles of lettering and
type have been used; The Gover-
nor of the Bank pointed ‘out that
these changes all contributed .to
better legibility ‘as. well: ap /add-
ing to the eatey. of ee new is-
sue. .

Another change that came in
for comment and ‘approval -was
the of the ie
figures and ‘scenes, appearing on
the’ backs - ‘of the Present issue

of

Ontario, =" aes
‘ Lieut. Pitts, whois the son of
Mr.-and Mrs, Herb Pitts of Cas-
tlegar, “has now been posted to
his regiment . at Calgary and
‘Wainwright. He is a'veteran of
almost a year of service with the
‘Third Battalion, Princess Pat-
Ticia’s Light Infantry in Korea
and was invested with the Mili-
tary Cross’ ina ceremony at Ot-
tawa recently.:

Lieut.’ Pitts is ‘expected to
spend a few. days leave in Cas-
tlegar in the near future.

scenes of Canadian ‘coutrys: ide,
| Mr._.. Towers” emphasized. ~
‘these scenes were not cHosen
cause. they represented particu-
lar places ° but because. they were
sof “a, i of
areas in.Canada...* (

It was ,explained that the _op-
portunity’ ‘provided by : the ‘ de-
cision ‘to xedesign had enabled
the adoption of mbre efficient
production: Tit ae One- change

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thé?‘ characterstic’-cdlors’ “of :de~
nominations by- new, and safer

as Mr. Towers said: that prelimi-
nary ‘arrangements. were now be-

Fiano Students Play.

We
iA total ‘ot Wed young piano pupils

Hail,’ Saturday afternoon,
Mire ‘Wallace presented awards

received ‘a’ © beautiful, boudoir
lamp,’ presented by Mrs." TA Fer-
guson,‘‘on“ behalf of the students
and their parents. | ~

“The students participating were
‘Jeanette and Bobby King; Wendy

keth, Karen’ :Randall, Shiela
‘Townsend, Terry ‘Wallner, Gwen
, Faye and-Myles Mc-

” Warren

Trussler, Darryl. and Brenda

_| Hill, Gerald Kavic, Jimmy Smith

and Betty ‘Ann Soberlak.
Immigration figures show that

38 pér cent of post-war immi-
grants to Canada have bought] -
cars, 40 per cent “have’ bought|~
| homes,. thus boosting consump-|: [-
J tion: and_ incre: ae the domestic

ing made. for, the’ major job of|:

of Mrs. J. E. Wallace’ of, Castle-| ,
gar, participated in a musical |:
‘party for. the enjoyment ‘oftheir |" }-
parents in the. Legion Memorial | -:

for’ attendance and progress and | _ ‘

Defoe, Helen: Kerr, Linda Hes-|:

“| znillan,: Thomlinson, |‘
Billy and Jill Atchison, Margaret

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fle nuts (to fita few million bolts)
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