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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

eel parish hall of St. Andrew's: Ang-{kusp for a week-end visit with
{Hoan Church, in Trail on: Tues-| his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
hall’ will become. the| and Mrs,' Joe: Zeleznik, returning,

tof Father's collection pags tinea!
with donations.
“Fther Barnes ‘expressed’ ‘grati-

or erdrgnenas tye me ainwy

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ARE PLEASED TO ‘ANNOUNCE
THAT THEY. ARE NOW,

-. GASTLEGAR
“SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
PPP

j day. The!
basement section of a proposed { Sunday evening. \). tude’ for ‘the esteem’ shown ‘him
new church. Mr, and Mrg.'A:'T.|. Messrs, I,.F. Morehouse and H.| and: said he was sorry, to leave
Horswill and Mrs, Gordon Reith, | Jcal, Nakusp, were: recent visit- | Castlegar.; “Castlegar will always
Kinnaird, were also present.: ors to Castlegar \in : connection | be my first love,” he declared.
PHONE 3031 | Mrs, L, V. Campbell and|with the -purchase . of “Waldie’s): Dancing to the music of Paul
daughter Regina 1 Mes, Gale And- Sawmill by Celgar Co. Zanet and his accordion and re-'
Archdeacon B, A. Resker was erson, ‘s board of. commis-| ¢reshments served by ladies of

Published Every Thursday. at i “The Crectrouils of the Kootenays”
CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13) 1952

Vol. 5, No. 46 7 Cents Per. Copy

‘among the visiting clergy at the trip t to Spakene,§ ‘Sundey ‘evening. sioners and members of the Town,
0 Na-|'F ge Co

‘dedication ceremonles of the new

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was a visitor at the. home of Mr.

| the’ winter ‘months,

‘| Dalton, Ted Gergely,’ Silvio De-

of: the:,C

the district with some male assist-
founcil he:| ance, completed the evening.

Planning! Association’ in’ Trail
City »-Hal

noon ‘sessions of the conference:
Topics discussed ‘included Use of
Land, Transportation, Regional

and: Plagning and the law. A
Mrs, T,. Mitchell, Nakusp, paid |)

will yesterday, * %
Mr. and Mrs, ‘colin Petts are

spending a:week's visit with rela-.
tives in Calgary, ‘Alberta. :

Yorkton, Sask.,. today.

Mrs. M. J. Devitt, Robson, hag
left ‘for Ottawa, Ontario where i
she will spend the winter months.
Miss Doris ‘Sutherland, Trail,

and Mrs. W. O. Devitt last weeks. |.
W. R. Kerr is in bed this week,
after a sudden illness.

Mr. and Ms. J. ‘F. Killough and |:
family left last week by motor |.
car for a holiday at coast points.
Mrs, Hay, Winnipeg, Man., has
joined her son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kerr for

Mrs,. Barrie. Hill has died sud-
‘denly ‘at cher parents’ home in
Wardner, B.C. She and. her, hus-
band left Castlegar last week io
‘Wardner. **

Farewell Socials

Honor Fr. Barnes

:This week..might be dubbed|.
“Farewell to Father Barnes” week
as..Catholics and non-Catholics

i last ; Thursday, Nick |’ NETS
Ogidw,’ chairman . of | the’ local |. ; z
board, was. chairman for after-|' Hi:
a

a short visit to Mrs. A. T. Hors-;| f

Mr. W. Sharples. is leaving. for |?

.. foreand economy of an insu-

3 cut fuel bills

* Wow you can enjoy the com-

{ iated home for a price never
before dreamed of... aad .
3 as much as 40%:

“ You can-actually instal!
Zonolite Inculation yourself

© in a single afternoon, too!

Easy foinstall *.
just pour Zonoiite vermicu-"
ite Insulation directly from

= the bag between attic Joists
“| and sidewall studs. That's alk
= there is to ict Irs s fire-proof,

alike are holding fare-
well parties in honor of Rev.
Father Jos. B, Barnes who is leav-
ing for his new duties as pastor
of the parish of Fernie tomorrow, |
A group of thé popular priest’s
friends gathered at the home of |
Mr. and Mrs, Mike Dalton Sat-
urday evening and then on Tues-

staged their own social evening
farewell., Tonight, the Knights of.
Columbus, Trail Council will join
the Castlegar Columbus Club in
another farewell social. -.
At the Dalton home, Saturday,
fifteen ‘of ‘Father's: friends -pres-
ented him witha purse, Refresh-
ments were served. Those pres-
included’ W. Sharples, .Roy Tip-
ping, M. Moran, K. Sharples, O.
Lightle, G. Wanless, L. Botham-
ely, C. Bell; E. Fredericksen, M.

meo and V. Jones. Ted Gergely
| provided ‘a musical ‘background
to the occasion with piano solos.
Tuesday’s parish get-together
was. highlighted. by ‘musical. and

it as: well
asa ‘ion: In the

nehifirsroct puso fo8i}
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entertainment portion there were
vocal solos’ by Miss Nettlie Brod-
man and Vie Misutka, accompan-
ied by Mrs. R. Goulet. at the
piano, and a humorous presenta-
tion of how the Kinnaird Cath-
olie.Club functions ‘by the Kin
naird: Catholic Club, replete with
canine ‘mascot, “Bingo. Fourt.”
There was also.a commentary on
the five Kinnaird-altar boys by.
the five Kinnaird altar boys.
-The* presentation’ and farewell
speech was. made .on .behalf of
the Kinnaird, Castlegar, Robson
parishioners,’ by’ V.. A. Misutka
who gave the guest of honor, one

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L U MBE R AND
*_BUILDING SUPPLY

_ school population.” . *.
The! rep

George Drew Begins

‘lage of. Castlegar: WwW. T. Wald

* Drew .to the

‘economic picture’ and’ other. im-

: “Horror’and fear were written on

Anuual School Meatings Gonsider
Expanding Needs Of Expanding District

‘R, ‘Hunter -was elected, trustee
for Castlegar and ‘R, T. Waldie
was reelected trustee ioe Robson
at the annual ratepayers’ school
meetings in the various schools of
the Castlegar School District last
week.

Representatives elected . were
as follows: Mrs, J. Kent re-elected

re-elected for Renata, There were
no ratepayers in attendance at the
Tarry’qmecting and a repres-|
entative ia ne locality will be

convert the ‘Medical Room: and
the Stidents’ Council Room: into
classrooms and the space under |
the bleachers is being used; asa
‘projection .and band toom,”: the
reports’ stated,

The trustees disclosed that pre-
Timinary| plans for further class-
rooms*.and’ ‘school expansion,
‘have been prepared by the board
and are ‘now being considered by
the’ Department’ of Education. If
approved ‘by the ‘Department,
these plans will, he presented. to

for the Sten poard.

At each of the meetings, the
work accomplished during the
past year was briefly, outlined
and some consideration given to
future plans.

Another Bus to be Purchased

Transportation is very satisfact-
ory, the trustees reported. There
is a fleet of four buses, of 55 pns-
senger capacity. each and the
Board has just received author-
ization to purchase a small bus
to be used on the’ Ootischenia
run from where'12 pupils are at-
tending High School. Drivers are
maintaining their safety record.

:The report also reviewed the
opening of the new one-room
school at Deer Park; :the mainte-
nance and repair work .carried
on in a number of the schools; the
institution of Senfor Matric. class-
es this. year; the beginning of
Night School. and the continuing
maintenance * of. Public” Health
Service under Miss B. Conroy.
More Building Needed

"he annual ‘cae ‘of the
school. trustees -and .representa-| :
tives is being held today in the > Sewn testes nears
school board office at Castlegar. HUMAN TRAGEDY. °

Above are. pictiifed the 1
automobiles that collided
south-of the Blueberry Creek

Funeral Services For
Mrs, Lilly Carlson
Held Sat. Afternoon -

Funeral services for Mrs, Lilly
Carlson, victim of thé. traffic tee
gedy just south of the Blueberry

reek bridge a week ago yester-
day evening were held

way to a haspite

The Carlson vehicte,.frotr
hurled throngh- the windshield to die shortly after on,the 3}
in the foreground. ‘The wreckage of

the Palsson car) driven. by Roland Palsson:and carrying
-six other passengers, al lof whom were Tushed to hospital
with injuries, lies in the backpround, : a

riangled remains

head..on. at the curve: just
bridge a week aga last night. \:
which Mrs, Carlson was :

afternoon’ in St: ‘Alban’s “Angli-

can. Church, »Archdeacon -B. A.

Resker. officiating. Deparied Soldi rs
Critically:injured :in- the two

car scollston which sent eight Honored Here By.

beople to hospital and left: two

sedans a mass of twisted: wreck- Remembrance Service.

age, were Henry Carlson, hus-
band: of th * Those’ who. gave ‘their lives:
“ @ dead woman, | and the: two: world wars.and:in the

T.E.
Mrs, Fourt,.who sustained Korean’ conflict; ‘are. still part.

in ow
we close this year ‘of 1952, is ‘the
school’ accommodation for’ the
next five or six: years,” the trus-
tees reported. “We all realize that
the area has expanded tremen-
dously and is now on the ‘thresh-

pel
fractured” “yertdbne: and. three|the:great Symphony of the Uni:

Also injured and rushed to, hos- %
pital-were Roland Palsson, driver}
of the other’ car, his mother Mrs.
J. Palsson, Mrs, A.E. Strange, A.
H. Walters, Harry 'T, Waters and “mat was ‘the theme of the Re.

hold ‘of
‘Your Board of School trustees will
be’ calling on the ratepayers for

Richard -G alt, of Kin- Imembrance Day address by the

naird. i iy R » C.: Johnston, co-padre of.

Mr. : and (Mrs, Cartson: rare: Branch ‘170, Canadian Legion, at
in

further funds to. provide
modation fo rthe. ever-increasing

a, that. all

Trait; he “Remembrance™-Day ‘observ.
when the. ea Occurred. Mrs,

capacity ani al

urgently ‘needed at ‘Castle gar,
Kinnaird and Robsdn elementar:
schools as well as, vat the: Hig
School.

‘ JThe latter, ‘the "trustees observ-
ed, was built: "for350 pupils and
there. are {now -450 attending

Carlson was thrown through the]?

Office avd marched 10 the

Yloso, Castieg: leading the way’ and :setting the
An ‘inquest into’ the: death’ of; Parade of Canddian Legion Per-
Mrs...» Carlson;: -was > postponed sonnel, -- their medals’. flashing’

& witnesses, “Peter “Ogloff, Rob-| Auxiliary to the :Legion; the
the: body: of! Mrs,: Standard bearers: and guard ..of ;

classes there. .C the
high school space will have’ to. ps
doubled soon. “All available space
‘is filled. In fact we have had to

B.C; Speaking Tour
With Castlegar Stop

. The Hon: ‘George ‘Drew; * ‘lead-
er of the. Official Opposition in
the Federal House ‘at Ottawa and
national head -of the Progressive
‘Conservative Party, ‘launched a
B.C.. speaking tour, with a. brief
stop at Castlegar. last ‘Tursday.

Arriving: at the Castlegar - air-
port shortly after: three p.m... by
small plane, 2 few minutes ghead
of his scheduled arrival by CPA,
Mr.-Drew, accompanied ‘by. How-
ard Green, Q.C.,. M.P. for Van-
couver-Quadra and W.L. Rowe,
was“met by Commissioner Bert
Cherrington and Village Clerk A.
"T,, Horswill, representing the, vill

and.J. S.. Roberts, of . the”: Ross-
land ‘Trail Progressive Conserva-
tive Association and PC” party
‘members. .and: supportées from
Nelson and Trail.” cis

Mr, Drew. and: party: were
corted, to the? Twin Rivers: ‘Hat,

Castlegar, where‘ “some 50 local
residents. were on’ hand .to greet
the’ Conservative ‘leader.’ **

J. 8. Roberts® introduced “Mr.

Carlson. The jauest was conduct. {honor;: the commissioners of Cas-:
ed by Dr. J. S. Daly, ‘Trail and telgar and the 'C of the

Bi Pos
barenta: Mn -and’ Mrs. Wm. Mor-| theatre.’ With ‘ the Legion Band !:

ve Auto Accidents
{fa Castlegar District
During, Past ‘Weekend »

Bridge Committee Press
For Free. ‘Bridge Here :

Socred Toll Bridge Commitee “Criticized

i iat a “special meeting at the home of C; A. Anderson,
‘Robson, on Thursday evening, the Castlegar and District
Bridge. Committee: changed its slogan: from “We want 2.
bridge, even a toll bridge, $0 | “We want a free bridge.”
“The: ‘meeting ‘expressed “unalterable opposition” ‘to a

toll bridge across the. Columbia River at Castlegar, and passed ©

a resolution: urging the Provincial Minister of Public’ Works
to hasten‘his decision on the matter of'a free bridge here. The
resolution’ is to be pr d to a public ting in. the Twin

:| Rivers Hall on Friday, November 21, for endorsation.

-Explaining the reason for the disregarded by one or more local
change ‘in policy, A. R. MacDer-|groups which wish to popularize
‘mid, Chairman « of: the ‘Bridge|the suggested toll bridge,
Committee’ said. it. was because! 5; The: bridge’ committee, re:-

one or nore: Brivete, Bruns, in every in-
complete egard of :the work! the: district,‘ was instructed ‘by a
and results alteady—produced by | public meéting when formed, that

“. [the ‘bridge ‘committee; had ferm-| the ptime. objective “is a ae :

ed. committees © of. their own, tbridge.

Betas kewe securing '’a  toll|” g, ‘Although a toll bridge might
: perhaps, be. justitied atthe pres:
Said MacDermid: “at ‘we/ent time, the normal continuance
ask’ for a ‘oll bridge, that’s just of ‘traffic increases’ plus’ the ab-.
ye we'll get, oan normally heavy: traffic that: will”
that the it- | be :

$ itt ‘ett the need for a’ bridge] of ‘the Celgar project here, ‘will ”
| here is so ‘obvious and:so urgent| entirely remove ‘any “such .
+|that it must come sooner or later, | fication .within the next twor

justi- -

especially now that. Celgar“has|years or 80.7"
its project approved, ‘, 1. A toll: bridge “would saddle"

“RCMP
"Ritcdene the scene. a thrée high-
ff way accidents: in the Castlegar
S| sisteet on: | Monday, Rovembes

Preeck b "i e for] t]

it we refuse to set- the. dist: x
tle for’ a tol ridge,. we have’ a equitabl ee Se: ies
=| ie good chance of getting’a free .8.The -necessity’ of a b age
idge. ' a
her 0
1 Mr. picuermla mai ‘made particu: a fou bag’ would bera
lar
formed toll, _bridge n
the d-Trail Social Credit

re, with about ‘0 “damage
0 each... -

; Sohn x ‘Zaytsott was approach:
ing onto the bridge :as’-Mike -P.

Z __|gommittee i in its efforts for a free

League, as
the work of his. committee..
He also ‘declared that the gov-

r as:
ested in the matter and has given
no encouragement to the: local

bridge. Neither hag any. answer
this district:

to’ a letter. from. the committee

some timé. ago, asking Mr: Soém-[°

ird
ported being: blinded by, | the inte
‘of an apprasching. car. od aa

Thursday :pending the. recovery {neath ‘a cloudy sky, the. Ladies’. *

escaped plunging into

jury members were: Kinnaird commission;. the: Lillian
West, Castlegar, foreman; C. re Killough Chapter: of :the ‘IODE;
Anderson, Castlegar: W. Collin-| the Boy Scouts;- the: Girl : Guides;
son and Harold Creighton, Kin- the: Knights of.“Pythias and the
naird’ and Thomas ‘J. Nichols,! Pythian "Sisters; .. St. Alban’s :

’ Tra, Cc oaeeee and R Reinwick, church. -and the. Kiwanis | Club‘

iformed into _ line and: marched:

Jvroudly along Columbia Avenue:
: yto the theatre, under. the direct-
ion of .W. Reid.

. After : the ada ‘of colorg,

'/Evening Group Astir
With Xmas Sale Plans |'xe spsine of 0 Canaae- and the,

“It's, no. secret to :those. of: you propriate remarks by Mr. Moran, :
who read this Paver that the Rob-| president of, Branch 170. At 11: 00

atticial inspector from: ‘th

miers: to state-his stand, on the BC Underwriters’ *

me problem.

the river, at about 11. p.m. the, met the- requirements: of either:

fy oe
same ‘evening, The raiJing of ‘the! the traffic or the district: and can- Incendiarists Raze

bridge: was completely demolish-
ed‘and there was extensive dam-

not keep up with the rapidly: ex-

panding volyme ‘of | traffic, ‘al- Peay Pees i
vae to the cat but none-of the ready 25 per cent ‘greater for Krestova Comm. Hall

two, girl passengers or. the driver; 1952, than for 1951. ;-. i

were injured. The car’ énded by}:
tottering on the edge “of. the!
bridge. *

A, Kinnaird motorist, William
‘Tamilin, experienced. a driving
mishan at Taghuro-Hill, near Nel-
ison when.the brakes/on his truck:
! apparently failed to’hold and he
Jost control of. the “vehicle. ‘The
truck ovt about.

son : Evening .Group: W.A, are|a.m.' the ‘two
holding their zimas. Sale on Nov-| of silence in honor of the -heroic
ember 22, ‘dead ‘was. observed followed ‘by
Since. the ‘last. TOpoEt: this in- ‘the playing of the_‘Last ‘Post.
dustrious group have met’ three! All joined together: in the si
|times::for-'‘the fun’ 6f -being. to- ing-of.two' hymns while -th Ki
gether. and planning a’ sale that, wanis Choir sang. @ third." :"
wal interest. children and adults! . After reading of. the.
alike. . : roll by. C..-Wools, representatives!
. On teh’ dates of ‘October 9, and of the’ participating orannizations|
October 23. the. members met atjcame forth to.lay: wreaths-at-tl
the R.C.M.C. hall where, ;in addi- | miniature’ cenotaph;: below the:
‘tion to. “work ‘and. social- fun, |stage: Those presenting the floral
plans: were-, made.. to: assist’ the pelllott, tore ihe
Robson ‘Recerational Society with
the “catering . and ‘refreshments {Donald for the La jes * qusitiaey:
for the Community, Hallowe'en | Mrs, D.:. Magee for the. IODE;,
party, f :| Donald * Phillips ; for. ‘the’. ‘Boy,,
‘The last meeting of. _ thie group |Scouts: Mrs. J. Burroughs for the,
was held Nov: 6th at the ‘home of |Girl. Guides; O. Walker. for the

total_ membership of 22: present. | thian : Sisters; N,, Oglow. for_the
Final. plans ;were drawn up’ and Castlegar. ‘commissioners; . Bert
famed for-the Xmas | Morice for the Kinnaird. commis-

which‘the "Opposition leader spoke'
for half "an hour on Europe's

pressions /he | gained on’ his, re-
cent trip ‘to-Europe and the Bri-|.

a “vigorous, vital and confident
people,” and: a‘city’ whieh is as
bright as. Broadway at night. *

In’ East Berlin, however, which
hé = managed |‘to visit. briefly,
things ° were « vastiv. different.
There Had. been practically no re-
construction: stawdry. goods - were
displayed in shop windows and’

faces there:

Ladies* of Castlezar: Kinnaird
and. Robsor served tea and re:
freshments to the gathering and
then Mr. Drew and his arty left
tor Nelson; ‘continuing their tour
their tour the next day to Trail

Sale ‘at the Robson Hall, Nov. ‘22. |Sion;, Mrs. ‘A:T. Horswiit" for. St.
Arrangements ‘are being made to Alban’s Church and J. F, Killough
display, the ‘raffle prizes in one of for the Kiwanis Club. °°

the Castlegar’ stores, : “The ‘Guard’ of Honor consist:
“?Mrs, S./Grant! was named ¢ con-|f three soldiers from-the 24th.

: tish. Isles. In. West, Berlin he saw venor' of the’ kitchen anid tea. H.AA.,-109 Battalion, Trail.. They |;

Other tables,’ which will Be inavi-|-rere Set -W. Filmore. in charge;
table’ af: the: sale, ‘are ‘the Bake! Gunner R, A. Eriksen and Gunner
table, we novelty! table, the (eye-/L. A. Price.
catching) ‘sewing .table;the spe-
cial ‘sale’ and display. ‘of textile di The service closed with, abtne
painting by Robson’s own Mr. J. Hetton iby Hey.zJo ms ans
‘Webster anda “Fish | Pond), for
the children.
titud f . thi $i a

The‘ Evening Group? ragmibers seenia to be: ese Je! y membe Hal
are looking forward to“reporting
to the -publie, the siecess of this “Bring a needle and some thread
ama Sale: Rotts ail be aise ‘And'some new idea in vour her

uted to the churches of the) Bring a:weiner and a’bun;
membership. ‘to ‘charitable andl tL he
ather worthwhile organizations Wear your jeans—we'll, have fun;
ond-to the district and communi- Planning fora Christmas. Bazaar
ty. 5 ” Bye For benefit of ‘Robson, Kinnaird -

and‘the-Okanugan,: +

To sum up this report, the at- and Castlegar.”

Mrs." Dick / Fowl K.P.'s;Mrs. .C: Cook for’ the Py- |" 3
cit Rowler with \18/ of a Sion . regard 4 to the sale of all. or. part |:

$300 damage,

‘A. fifth week-end accident oc-
curred at:‘the .“Krestova . bridge,
| where: an. auto; driven’ ‘by ‘Alex!
Swetlishoff : ¢ollided “with. a car
driven”: by William. a: _Konkin.

‘The Kréstova Community Hall :
2. The cost: of ¢ ferry upkeep is-and a private home nearby: were ©
as great ‘as: thé amount “of. the completely destroyed by fire. dur-
annual. amortization charges’ on a ing the ‘week-end.
bridge. Place for about.800 reformed ‘sans
3. ‘The propos iby ‘the ‘minister’ Blac. for. about 800. reformed ‘Sons
of public works that ta toll ‘bridge: of ;Freedom and ‘ ithe home ‘had
be: constructed “here. by. private been ‘:the. itarget “of Previous in-
capital? would ‘unnecessarily ‘bur- eendiary. attempts.
de the: taxpayer because’ the’ The. home. was occupied by
capital would be ‘borrowed at an Florence *Pozdnikoff.. and her
interest :rate‘considerably, larger ‘family: She was away at the time.
than ‘that’ available: to the ‘gov-: It is-owned’ by her: brother. Gas-
ernment - g ton.’ (Cons x to,
purpos Aa Stefan‘: Soren.
< he. tts ‘The three’ room:
reat

2| About, $200 d

Pronerly. Dec

ratepayers will ‘decide th

‘the willage’s -proberty nol

bia “Avenue is Thursday, ‘Decem:
‘ber 11.

At that’ time the Slebiscite in

of that property. willbe‘ held.
The plebiscite ballot’ will read
as follows: “fam. in’ favor. of .th
Corporatio
tlegar: selling Lots 17,18 19 and
20, -Block.1, Plan 1520, Village of
Castlege
Voters ‘will be asked to. mark
on X heside either ‘Yes” or “No”
devending on their opinion in the
matter,
Th Casttesar Legion Hall has
bee! tas the place where the
vo! ing, will take place.

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ODDFELLOWS ORGANIZING
IN VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAT
Yet ‘another, club is joining. the
ranks
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A preview of wnat Santa’ Claus. is pupaen for tens? of en
ren: all over. the, world. ls.revealed_in. this doll, clad. in “aioe gown
and-olte mink coat. ,Toy manufacturers displayed the gan alan exhi:

don in New. York and Renata rt
auth Sona Clave a! Fisker,’ age four, ‘put order: +