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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, July 16, 1953

_A “dash” is equal in quantity +
t6 one-third of a teaspoon of Marnie Rogers Named

Nquid, -\ Star Camper At First

a Session, Camp Minto
Hi 0 | | d a y A very successful Sentfor Girls

Session was completed at Camp
.Minto near Robson, last week,
Smiles N’ Chuckles
Holiday Asst,

Holiday Caram:
Seawater Taffy
Peanut Brittle

’ Asst. Cello Bage

A Delicious Treat
AT

PITTS’
Rexall Drug

Open Mon. - Wed. - Fri.
+ Nights
Day or Night Phone 4231

weather against them for the firét
few days.

Handicratts hikes, weiner
roasts, boating, swimming and
softball were among the many
and varied activities carried on.

At this session too, the found-
ation for future camps was laid
by Roy Holmes, known to the
campers ‘as “Skipper,” who
brought with him many novel
ideas,

It was decided to choose an
Honor camper from each session.
This camper will receive @ green
“H”, on a Camp Minto Crest,
Honor Camper for this session was
Marnie Rogers with Honorable
mention going to Lynne Rogers,
Ann Hartley and Sue Burnham.
"The cabin leaders were Gwyn-
eth Davies (Toni);.Lorna Byder,
(Bandy );. Joanne Landuc

teeta aan atta a

I wish to take this opportunity to
announce that my names formerly
known as....

CARLSEN’S BUILDING SUPPLY
HAS BEEN SOLD TO

Vesper &- Jones

I wish to thank my many friends and customers for their
past patronage and goodwill and hope they will favor the
new owners with the same pee .

lam still carrying on with my -

Coal’ Business

and will endeavor to give you the best
brand of coal and service possible.

Inquiries . Are’ invited ar
YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED

CARLSEN’S ©

FUEL AND SUPPLY —
-PHONE 4221. ss

-| Ross, Judy Elliott, Jackie Sam-

although the campers had the/ ton.

(Dusty); and Jane Nicholson tae aa

(Nickie). ROBSON NEWS
Ce aii ct aia cantina tiie

‘Occupants of Cabin One under
Dustry were Sandra Sodja, Carlo =

Mr, and Mrs. A, Smecher re-
uels, and Marnie Rodgers. These turned last. week from a visit
girls were known as “Dusty‘s with their'son Hugo at Yellow-

Srips irom Dew Drop Inn.” + | Knife.

Cabin Two was the Leaders'| yyrz_
Cabin, and was known as Tumble} yey, re Taylor and son ana Me
of

and Mrs. William

Rossland, a
Dr. W. L, wright, who has en-
joyed .a two weeks pleasure trip
through the Maritimes and New
York, U.S.A., returned to his
homie. Tuesday.

Miss Evelyn Phair of Ridge-
dale; Saskatchewan spent a few
days visiting her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew
which they

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Bandy had charge of Cabin
Three whose members were Sue
Burnham, Elaine Penney, Marg
Lucas, Dot Baines and Sue]
Schwartz. The name of this cabin
was the Arrow Minto. ,

Rossland, were weekend ‘sitors
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H.
Johnson, *

Master Wayne: Eastcott, who
has spent the past three weeks

Box 522 Phone 4922
Castlegar, B.C.

all motored to _aeiorerio¥. for a
visit with Mr, J. » bro-
thers of Miss Phair and Mrs.
Honcher, ,

at the home of his
Mr. and Mrs, H, Johnson, has re-
turned.to his home in Rossland.

Mr. J. Raine and daughter
Mildred hgve left for Paradise
Valley, Saskatchewan where they
will join Mrs. ‘Raine who has
spent the past month there.

Misses Norma Jean and Dawn
Waldie have returned from a
week spent in Calgary.

Mrs. Glen Quayle and Mrs.
Gladys Thorpe returned Friday
from a motor-trip to Calgary.

Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Smith are
holidaying at Boswell, B.C.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Magwood and
daughter Frances, motored to
Trail on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gavrilik and
family are spending a summer
holiday at the home of the form-
ae sre mother Mis. D. Gavrilik.

ir. an » Jino her,

At another campfire, a giant, poris and Glen ¢ of Tea eve re-
pow-wow was held at which the’ turned home after spending: two
girls challenged each other. ‘The | weeks at the home of the form-
Toser received one course on the eys brother, Mr. Alex Smecher.
seat of instruction. At this time! ayy, and Mrs. D. M. Campbell
too, Skipper made an appearance png family of Al-

Members of Cabin Four, named
“Toni's Tot’s from Toni’s Turn
Inn,” were’ Joan King, Sharon
Albee, Ellen Holmes, Eileen Jolly
and Marilyn Vaughan. Toni was
the leader of this cabin. +

Nickie had charge of Cabins
Five and Six. The former includ-

ed Ann. Hartley, Lynn - Rogers,
Fran Nicholson and Ginger Web-
ster and was known as “Fun With
Inn.”

Cabin Six members were Jackie
Taylor, Betty Clark, Peggy Rat-
cliffe and Gladys Hughes. -

The session. also included a
variety of extra entertainment.

For instance, Ananias Night when
the girls competed to see who
could tell the’ tallest’ tale? Sue
Schwartz won this contest and
became a member of the Ancient}
and. Honorable Order of Anan-

‘Swim Suits ' Swim Trunks or
Ladles size 14 to 20

_ Misses size 8 to 14
Childrens size 2 to 6¥

ao
Ladies’ Sandals
For Cool and Comfortable Summer Wear
_ Special Lot Reduced to $2. 95

Leather Tops
1
MEN'S
Softball Boots -
Black, All sizes

$4.75 pr.

LADIES’

Softball Oxfords

Cushion Sale and . Arch
Support :

" $4.99 pr.

in a genuine Indian Chief, herta, have returned home after
costume. a week's holiday at the home of,
Mr, and Mrs. G. Miller, Mrs. Mil-
ler is the mother of Mrs. Camp-
bell.

Mr. Rae Berry is a patient in
Mater Misericordiae Hospital,

QASTLEGAR
SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS -
Pa Ig Pag A,

PHONE 303)
Miss Joan Hostetter’ and Miss
Beverly Hipsett of Castlegar, | are

FOR BETTER CEMENT
-WE HAVE

CRUSHED: GRAVEL
371

CHUCK’S
TRANSFER

at Banff, tAtberta where they
have emp for the

Mr, and Mrs, Cal Lundgren}
have returned from a short holi-
day in Vancouver.

Our Meat and Grocory Dept.
Glo

+ MINCED BEEF

Ib. ... anne 398

Prices Effective Jully 17 bed 18

ok EREMENKO. & CO.

Miss Regina C Ml left Fri-

Dept. Store & Deep Freeze Lockers :

day for a holiday with

in Vancuveor,

Mrs, N. W. Brown and son{
David of Montreal, are visiting’ at
the home of the.former’s brother-
in-law, Mr. and’Mrs. Lyle Lang-

pap.

Mrs, T. Smithers and Miss Pat
Gray of New Westminster, were
recent visitors’ at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, T. Blackburn and}:
Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Phillips. Mrs.
Smithers is a daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Blackburn and Miss Gray is
their prandaauenters

Mr, and “Mrs. J. A. Williams],

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’ Published Every, Thursday at "The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

Vol 6, No 30

eS) eceaiake BRITISH COLUMBIA:

THURSDAY, July 23, 1953

8 Cents Per Cony :

Health Board Inspects

Raspherry Schoolhouss|

School inspection fromi a health|'.
standpoint were among.the act-|.
ivities “of the West :Kooteriay |.

Union Board of Health: during
the month of June,

Among the. schools Inspected, i

was the Raspberry School across
the river from Castlegar, which

is being reopened for use in the].

fall, A great deal of work is‘ be-

ing done to renovate the bullding|
80. as to provide two classrooms. |,
“The water supply: for this |’

schogl,, which comes from a
spring in the mountain, js of
excellent quality, the Board's re-
port states. Bacteriological ,tests
taken show,a reading of 0|6."

The report: also mentions ‘that
in’ order to alleviate an antici-
pated condition of sven waings
the Castlegar, school Board mi

have to use the Doukhobor "hall

for classes ‘also.

An inspection was also made
6t Camp’ Minto, the new YMCA.
camp on the Arrow Lakes, and

+ was found to be' operated in|.

excellent manner, A number ‘of
recommendations were made in
regard to the facilit es, and. it
is hoped bey, will be carried out
promp'

‘Among other. activities during
the manth; the report states that
the: supervision: of daities: and
pasteurization-plants:has showed

satisfactory results; eating places

and ‘stores are” being ‘constantly
supervised with numerous recom-
mendations made and a number
of nuisances have been reported,
inspectd and ‘dealt with, meeting

‘ cooperation i in every case.

School “health services during
the month

sompi
$3, stant 000 main’ ledge — whle

ce again “open for. business."
‘Atreaay the todge, nestled io th

was destroyed by tire last July—

Canada’s famed Jasper. Park re-
sort, owned by the CNR, ix now

etion of tts

| heart of Jasper Natfonal:
Athabaska’ valley. regian ” of
berta, has a janepaceed ry
for the 100-day season. of

"|: S.. visitors. comprise : 80°: pet
ie lcent. of the 650 the jodge

Ak
bleh | gaze

PEN Lindel BUSINESS”

- ral Press Oanaaian
ites. ‘An estimated fae 000
ests: will “spend. close to .$1,-.
00-000. to coddle bear:and deer,
snow-capped mountains <
a $w! imi golf and ride‘to’thelr-.
hearts'con

Village Receives Okay On
Sheep Lake, Blueberry
Creek Watershed

‘Tong time

ij butaries dn: and
4 ributaries,’:: :

‘sot ‘the Ki

by the
:Village Commission and the’ vil-
lage Clerk, A. T. Horswill final-
ly. bore fruit ‘this week in the
form of a letter from A. F, Paget,
Deputy Comptroller of Water
rights, This letter stated briefly,
gives the Village primary water
license rights on Sheep Lake area,
This means that when the time
:| comes, that Castlegar has‘controt} Shells, ‘end ‘hoping to''stay alive
of ‘and.can develop in the main

e; ‘great: freshwater, shed. cover=

with the advent of hot weather
the has’ never. been more
than half full. Since the new fire
engine: is capable’ of pumping
slightly more water than the river
pumps -can supply, the prospect,
in the eyent of an even moderate
fire is ‘non too bright. It’s like
loading.an elephant gun with .22

in’a crisis: The Sheep Lake wa’
shed on.the other bend, states the
Village office, has the dual ad-
Vantage of cheap‘gravity feed and
a safety margin factor of millions

j|f, gallons, and it is this safety

margin which is pf vital impor?
ice to both the present and the the
ture of this community;

2 to’ meet the heavy

ine

1 of water on storage facil-

‘| tan. area, The primary devel
‘lment of. this water: shed would

Hities an pump has been
this wee)

installed and put into operation
produce a storage area of twenty ic.
i -acré feet, more than an 4 ariple
‘| supply of water ta meet i

and one-half million: echon, kd
0!

95
examinations by ta the School Medi- y

cal!

by the. nurses oe ccened, with
“pupils, .parents~ sand ‘teachers; 78
reinforcing “doses for. immunjza-

tion against ‘gmalipox; 49 against!

“Flying Saucer" Turns: Out |
To Be Weather Balloon

oe of this week and,
cern over the immediate {fature)

‘formation of @ few pangs of aa :

2 | ata
Arrow: ‘Lakes Bopet

if some. of the

ia ,6f Venus, should appear at poeak-

‘app! ted,” the report com-|

reti
‘ments, “showing the trend of in-
‘terest in healthy. motherhood. int

Gelgar Party Leaves:

‘fast.tables one, bright morn, How-

‘ever, such*glowing ‘resolutions ‘ss
the} sudden: shal

out to

cular” Weather Spanteone :
One such balloon was signtéd

‘over Penticton. early . Tuesday

.| morning, “A: short : while “later -it
was - sighted. by. ferryman Dave on

‘Stewart ten’ miles west of hi

s! =
‘ound
rated

ppoints 10 Hew
[Teachers

hough ‘adequate staff : is. ‘be- *
4

day |

almost’ limitless.’

only;

its o nsibilitioe for the area are| Company's

at Nelson, BC. The ieee
The ‘future, however, is not the dlesel wheel- er ‘machine, foe
e ‘first.

on. was dropped. over, the. follows:

Best |

Barbora . “Bermback, = aird,!
Fox.’=

itinnaird,, H

habe Co:
- every - drop. oi

up; from!

time ‘in’ Canada |

Ihe. “village oftice ‘points “out. dhesel Iecomotive

- ca i operetice ie
ft ones Valley’ divisions of the
een Crowsnest.

; water. In. ‘the ‘event of @ power
‘3 'gailure,

The. $1; Z
plant, while still’; ins
modate the costly. m:

“the
of the tani is 20, 000gallons, but Went into

on. Jame . 3.
J Its’ purpose is to restore by means

the ho twentieth, staying

= For Kinnaird

Labour D y Sport Lene

jot specially-designed milling cut-
ters, the normal contour of the
tread and flange of wheels worn
by operation of Iocomotives over
frequent, tight’ curves on. the

: COMStr iar’
tion, was made ready. to accom"
which

right-of-way «through mountain—
ous territory.

The machine is essentially a

A meeting ‘was held in the Kin-
Se teacl jg Daird’ Improvement ‘Society Hall

still . took fe oe ang Monday: night. to discuss plang
for Renata, or <8 taan tea < ey the First’ Annual Sports Day} floating milling machine suspend-
" ‘0 be held on Labour Day in Kin-|ed from a universal joint. Two
+Since. . last: “report: two- further, naird Park. : milling heads are: so arranged
ions: have. been ‘ Plans feature a ‘girls: Softball that both wheels on the axle can
rom ;.the | High: game, a tennis it ¢ by hit ae
\d W. Konkin from Ka Toye shine is a

oa ment: Wane ys trail riding: (horses large pit beneath a shop track.
the from: the Castle ‘Bar ‘Ranch’ wi ‘t

staff: is Necrgiige on. extensive re- be "used),' children’s, rides ‘and if operation the diesel locoma-

ver=
at an altitude of obout 30,000 here, night and left for. Great Falls.
By tén o'clock it‘ had attained a eT at: four, p.m. on Tuesday.
height: of 60,000.-t070,000. feet All efforts to determine the pur-
‘above the Arrow Lakes. At all pose of the balloon ‘wereturned
times apparently it.wss followed |. aside or avoided by the officers,
by an airforce type plane, pos- any. COSe, pocoraing to. L. Lan:
‘sibly » D-C"s type USAAF. Pap, they ‘didnt. make ’a Partions, re t
military plane. . =f darly. job, of De.
the balicon with their own plane Senos

L. E, Langpap, Canadian Paci-/ and'ground,equipment, since they. inoe.
ae Ratt ys manera -the “Jost track’ of" it and: had. to’ ask’
sf irpor' 5

and daughters returned Sunday
evening froma short holiday at

Lake. En route they
Visited with. Mr. - and Mrs.° @
Milligan at,Greenwood.

Mr. and Mrs..A. J, Thompson,
son David and daughter Diane
of Los Angeles, California, are
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mis. J. P, Taylor.

Miss Sharon'Taylor is visiting
her: godmother, Miss Violet Mel-

Order Coal NOW and enjoy. the Summer DISCOUNT

For New Forest: Survey
“On. Half-Way: Greek.

‘A four man’ crew tom’ the can:
‘adian :Chemical’ and; ;Cellulose
{| Company.:Limited™ (Celgar) left
early. this. week from: Castlegar
for an inventory ‘cruise of Half-
‘way Creek, a rugged forest area

vu k KNOW

rth; Jacl

For LESS MONEY!

JULY 17 and 18
| Sugar sack

PINEAPPLE, Dole’s crushed, 20 oz. tin

FINEAPELE JUICE, Dole’s, 48 oz. tin
SALAD DRESSING, Miracle Whip, 32 oz. jar.

100 Ib.

ish, in Vancouver.

‘Mr, Harold Aitkenhead and Mr.
Clarence Nigison .of Winnipeg
were visitors at the home of Mrs.
J.Peterson in Castlegar and Mrs.
Vie Quiding, Blueberry Creek.

and’ Mrs. Jim Sucee: of

‘Trail, visited on Sunday’ at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Peterson.

Mr. and Mrs, V. J. Lanphear
have left for a holiday at Chase |

BC.
"Mrs, A. 'T. Horswll visited this
week at the home of Rev. Canon

and Mrs, M. C..T. Percival: of |:

New Denver. Mrs. Horswill. is
\the Diocesan President of the
| Woman's Auxiliary to the Church
of England in Canada.

‘Ven. Archdeacon B. A. Resker
of C: is-also a visitor at

Tea MB" on

* JELL-O POWDERS, or PUDDINGS, 3 pkts. for ...
POST'S GRAPENUT FLAKES, 12 02. pkt.

* RICE FLAKES, 2 pkts. for -
KELLOGG’S ALL BRAN, 16 oz. pkt. ..

‘ ORANGES, 288's 10 Ib. for
SOLO M 2 Ibs. for

BEEF POT ROASTS, Ib. .........- 38¢
HAMBURG STEAK, Ib. .....-----. 35¢

the home of Rev. Canon and Mrs.
Reseivelr. of New Denver.
Mrs, R, A. D. West and Mrs.
TLL Bloomer are enjoying a few
days holiday at Crescent Bay.

WELL KNOWN BANKERS
VISIT HERE YESTERDAY

: Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Brown of
Vancouver, Mr. William Hughes,
also of Vancouver, were visitors
in town yesterday, ;

Messre. Brown and Hughes,
who are now employed with the
Bank of Montreal in Vancouver,
served as accouptant and teller
at the Bank's local branch until
their tranfers.to the coast, :

Too Late To Classify

HELP ‘WANTED FEMALE Ex-

CO-OP STORE

d@ silk spotter. Apply
at Castlegar Dry Cleaners,

Cariada manufactured ‘5573
pianos in 1951, all but 114 of them,
upright models. :

But ‘we're stubborn we're going to tell you anyway! -

Waldie’s is the place. to_buy your building supplies and
home appliances — when you want the best role
treatment and prices. -° :

We are ieee to sell you supplies ‘as: a cheaply as we can —
. that’s common sense. i j

To sell all we can as cheap as we can — that’s also
common sense.

We’ re just ainell town folks, doing bariness i ina small
town way — as friend to friend — - tan to man — we

"like it that way.

N

a_i

1M

“north of Nalnisp The’ a party,

hy ‘carried. by. the’ party, to supple-

‘day. Aerial , photographs z
‘during ‘the flight: will be use

ithe engiheers, in conjunction with’
‘maps and ‘equipment, to plan the,
details’ of of’ the eruleh, ‘and to co-

such ''the’ assistance ‘of’ Flight'12 of ‘the:
. fee ‘Tue:

sday.
any* “event

ce they were Rob sr
being’ given | full’: support “by local at

“pairs : to Tarrys; Brilliant and. midway’ games. A men’s softball
game vhas been proposed. “put is
| not yet official.

matic priced

time: the ‘instruments: dre‘ auto-'
matically -released from “the bal-"
Joon: and are’ ‘parachuted to’ thr

}, ground. ‘The ‘balloon. continues_on:

its way, into the’ stratosphere un-

jB week's: day:

sweek ‘cruise, the-worlk is for. from-
‘the picnic ; hike’) in the ‘woods
ywhich many room seem to think!
‘it, ‘The mountains in the Castls-
.Bar area are ‘not’.said Mr. Lon
4 es articularly’ hen youl ee a
“ ipick: your : foute afid‘are ¢
only:a. eeein lunich;: bat. t thiol

‘til it: bursts, ‘ Such balloons,’ says
Mr. ‘Langpap,’ ate ‘invaluable in’
“determining future weather, stra-..
tospheric conditions'’ and the
direction ‘of: the*air “rivers”. of)
the stratosphere. .There has,; Says
Mr., Lanpap, been, ‘fonsiderables,

e Canadian:

~ internation: ‘.

‘Considerable work’ fs to ‘be
‘done in preparation for the event
including the building of bleach-
ers for. the softball diamond, and

a. second! tennis court.” A schild-|.

sealer is: ‘supplied: to.the grounds.

fo Gastiegar is toring ahead ‘into

_ Though the suppression “crew -is to’ play host, together with Ki

i'the ranks of'th cent- Ki
‘res ‘of the interjor.: This’ year.

will: be:in: charge of the
‘refreshment’ concession, and‘ the
‘projes being sponsored jointly

has’ had to deal. with: only one naird,.ta the Association. of Koot ; by, the’ Parks Board. under. the.

fire to date (a bush’ fire-in‘ the

enay

‘of Bert Morrice.and ‘the

tive is' moved. over the pit until
‘the ‘wheels to be trued come ints
contact with the wheel-drive rol-
Jers ,of the  machine.. Retractable
rafls ‘are hydraulically withdrawn,
then the: carbide milling cutters:
are “raised: to engage. the . worn
wheel ‘tredds and flanges.

With. this “machine, ‘the’ four
pairs.of wheels on a diesel‘ loco-
motive unit can be reconditioned
and/ the ‘machine ‘prepared for.
the- next -unit in. an_ eight-hour
shift; “This ‘method “of truing
wheels is not only quicker -but
also much moré economical than
the old method of removing the
wheels ;from a locomotive for

‘Trail water shed, started: ‘trom a ioners Jfrom, both ‘villages wil! ‘Athletic. Association under chair- renin, ii
cigarette thrown by, perry | pickers. meet : “Monday evening to make: ; ‘man Len ‘Greenwood, zy i lathe-t g. Ust one oF two,
jast Sunday)‘Ranger Joe Killough’ plans.-for. the convention which* tel

“reminds citizens. of ‘the “motto. "has

rey

in.putting out

m_ set tentatively for the

‘and-U.S. governments in explor-}- when. inva ‘safe -Place will. put:< that ;with’ the’ ‘completion’, of the |

ing ‘these upper spaces, for atho-|
ough s eno wlenae of conditions,

them out in ‘a-dangerous place’ ’
Though the uplands ‘are’, still,

compass: sere route’

anda jbound:s

pack. plus’ survey," equipmi ent
yakes’such’a° trip! anything but:

a a pleasure: trip,”, The ,presence of

Targe sof. game

"enabl
gists to’ plot the ‘weather: ‘here’on
“earth for weeks ahead, ‘Transcon-
tinental’ and’ oceanic’ planes: are.
‘al:

tadvantage of the great ‘air rivers’:

the. interest: and . exe. tement of
‘such trips. The timid deer is fre-/
+ quently... sighted, Ms remarked Mr.
Lonegrin,” and a grove of cedar
trees with the ‘sap. still ‘pouring
from their. “lacerated ‘bark, ; is a
daily reminder’ that‘’some’ bear,
‘black ‘or grizzly, \ has just finished
‘sharpening his, claws.

Fishing equipment will.also be

‘ment the food stores ‘dropped by
Planes .at previously designated
spots in the area, ::,

i No.

of the her: they can in-
crease’ their“ speed’ by ‘a hund-
red to'a hundred and fifty miles
‘per “hours .¢ b

t rioist, he says, the low:

150 areas: are, drying ‘rapidly. and .

offer a ready tinder for’the care- *
Jess: smoker.”, Such

It‘ is, hoped,’

new -hotel ‘that sufficient accomo-?

Thrums Motorist Fined
dation’: will? be found: for call, the For Speeding | On Fifth
legal

The ‘commission - has . also ree hour In Castlegar

‘ceived several official invitatio:

greatly benefited, for taking as throwing cigarettes out of car? ¢ On W

can lead

and. ‘other functi .| ‘A. ‘Thrums motorist, Ss. A me

D. tak, with

Some members of the new for- ©
estty establishment were. omitted /
“in last weeks Teron at Ape Msted as

follows:
Renata : “Lookout: <— ‘Bulldog

all-is and.
conjecture is ss busy .as,.it. was;
when. the ‘balloons were flying
saucers, Right now no one actual-
ly: known from whence the’ bal
leons. came and what their pur-
pos actually-is, Fairly authorative
veport has it that they: originated:
well ‘below the. international!
‘boundary, Be
such balloons shave. ‘ever,
‘been .sighted here previously,
Latest: seports as Fecleved by.

— Curly Law.
Deer Park laun

Sree rena ia eed for two' a0 mile’ per hour village speed
senior’ civil’ servents from Paki-;
stan, ‘These'twd officials are mak-, gar, was fined. $15 and $11.50
ing‘-an ‘extensive and thorough! costs after being cotivicted of the,

tour: of‘ municipal governments
thes -Sughout. the Do charge -in previeial Court at

Ralph: Briggeman. © oo s
Old Glory lookout: man — E.
Kinehan
Sentinal Mountain lookout
Toews,

© Gappressiots crews.

A; Weir — foreman, ‘F, Conroy
“00k, B, Roberts, M. Fraser, T.
Banks, J. Cameron, G. Mc Doug-
‘al, D. Smith, R.’ Murrell, Rocky
Price.

:}at the’

a

“and, Mr, ‘Davies,

Provincial Inspector of Govern- Liptak pleaded not guilty to
the. -charge which was laid by a

ment ‘Agencies were the speakers
er. Fifth Avenue resident. Two wit-

limit on Fifth Avenue in Castle-|

{cuts are all that ‘are necessary to
restore the full flange and tread

contour: Two men are used to -

operate the wheel truing: mach-
tine, all movements being control-
[lea from electric button control
| panels on each side of the mach-

Sunday School Picnic
Happy Gecasion.

Waldie’s Park was the scene of
12 jolly picnic Thursday, July 16th,
when the Women’s’ Association
of Robson Memorial Church. gave
the Sunday School its annual out-
ing.

Games and races occupied the
attention of all. during the first
part of the day. This was followed

Two: other: invitations inélude
an‘ official invitation to.the Pen-|*
otee Peash Festival (August 21,
22)" and an: invitation from « May- .
or. R.E. Green of the city of Kaslo, | °° milés ‘per hour. and ‘the: ether

putting his‘ speed’

by iful lunch, after which
the. attendance awards forthe
year were, received. Each child
was given ‘a Coronation ‘button
Dixie | cups and peanut sérambles

to. attend ., the city’s‘ Diamond
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of happi-
ness. for all Vconcerned,