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CASTLE NEWS THUR. MAY STH, 1949.. PAGE 8.

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KINNAIRD NEWS (Cont'd from P.7)

making three generations of one family
taking parte Their son-in-law and
daughter, Mre& Mrse He Killough,and
grandchildren, June & Glenn Killough,
are also participating.

Mrs. Jack Hughes (nee Miss Ann Tait
Coyle, formerly of Glasgow), a recent
pride, was honored at a shower at the
home of Mrse Be Mahoney on Tuesday
evening. A varied assortment of useful
and lovely gifts were presented on a —
huge decorated cup and saucer. This
was trimmed with apple blossoms and the
blossoms were repeated throughout the
lovely roomse | , :

LoEe Davis, Castlegar, returned
CEMEDoN Tuesday.’

Mrso
home from

KINNAIRD Confer

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MOTHER'S DAY CARDS

GIFT BOXES OF MARY KING
TOILET SETS

BOXED TOFFEES
POT-0-GOLD CHOCOLATES
BOXED STATIONERY

IMPERIAL PRODUCTS. E880 & ES8O-
EXTRA MOBILE & MARVELUBE OILS -//
ATLAS TIRES & BATTERIES. WE CAN

~PARTS:.ALL BAKES OF CARS.)

KINNAIRD
Buk Y

AGENTS FOR BAPCO PAINTS & VARNISHES
~- DOORS & GLASS, BRICK AND CEMENT.

DONNACONA
MASONITE
MODERNITE
CHROME MOULD
INSULATION - P.Ve BRAND HARDBOARD
WALLBOARDS —- PLYWOODS
SHINGLES: COMPOSITION AND CEDAR.
BUILDING PAPERS - ROUGH & DRESSES
LUMBER.

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BApCO ture PAINT

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ESTIMATES ACCURATELY GIVEN.

WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE.

LILLIAN KILLOUGH CHAPTER I.0.D.E.

he Executive of the Lillian Kil-
lough Chapter, I.0.DeE.-, met at the
home of MrseJePayne on Tues.evening,
May 3. There were 12 members present,
with the Regent, MrseA.T.Horswill,pre-
siding at the meeting. Final plans &
preparations for the May Day celebra-
tion were made. The contestants for
May Queen were requested to put extra
efforts. into the sale of tickets until
the closing.date of May 16. The Chap-
ter is hoping to make this year's cel-
ebration one of the best yet and citi-
zens are asked to cooperate by buying
tickets from their favorite contestant.
It 1s also hoped that many organiza-
tions and business firms will enter
floats in the parade. 5

Some welfare projects were discuss-
ed at the meetinge Delicious refresh-
ments were served at the close of the
meeting by the hostesse Those present

| were Mrs.A.T-eHorswill, Mrs oReWest,Mrse

J-Payne, MrseJ.Deans, MrsoWeO-Devitt,
Mre.R Kerr, MrsedeLawson, Mrs-R-Som-

, Z oWe 5 Mrse
BoRRan Mrs Moagign: oMgss soot,

Twenty ladies interested in handy
erafts gathered at the home of Mrs-Re
West to see and hear Miss Jean Travis,
Supervisor of Handy Crafts of the Ex-
tension Department of xm B.C. give in-
structions and display potato blocking
and stencil.work on both cotton and
cork; also the art of making fancy
wrapping papere

Many interesting items were displayed
and discussed, proving a very interest-—
ing and educational afternoon.

Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mra. C. W.
Petts and Mrse We O. Devitt.

DAY @ = NIGHT

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The following are the list of girls
in the I.0-DeE. MAY QUEEN Contest,
which closes May 16th. Please give
these girls your support. The girls
are from Grade 9-e Marcia Bell, Gerry
DeFoe, Nettlie Brodman, Lorraine Mar-
tini, Margaret Williams, Alice Zait-
soff and Helen Markin.

PHONE 12573 TRAIL, B.C.

ATTENTION MOTHERS 83

PRE-SCHOOL IMMUNIZATION CLINIC WILL BE
HELD AT THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES*
OFFICE (SCHOOL BOARD OFFICE) EVERY
MONDAY 1:00 - 3:00 PoMo INSTEAD OF

Mr. & Mrse Mason, who have been visit
ing their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. Je Mason, left Tuesday for thein
home at Haney, Be. C.

Mr. & Mrs. T. West and daughter, and
Miss Beatrice West of Willow Point,
were recent guests of Mre & Mrse Re
West and Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Blunt.

Mr. & Mrse Ted Worley & daughter,
Wendy, of Robson, left last week to
spend the next six. months at Prince
Rupert and points Northe

Mrs. Jo Deans returned from a short
visit to Vancouver, accompanied by her

WEDNESDAY

-daughter, Mrse Ke Jonese

Mro & Mrs. We He Reed arrived home
from Vancouver, where they spent the
winter. The former attended U.B.C.

Mrs. Jo Williams left yesterday for
Winnipeg, where she will visit rela-
tives.

Mrs. Carlo B. Ghessi, of Kelowna,
B.C.e, who is holidaying in Trail,
visited at the home of Mr. & Mra.
Campbell on Sunday.

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MANY ATTEND PYTHIAN
MEET AT CASTLEGAR.
Delegates from
Pythian Sister tem-
ples throughout the
West Kootenay were
guests of Castlegar
Kootenay Temple 57

Saturday at the
eighth annual con-
vention.

Delegates number-
ed 168 and repre-
sented Trail Temple
3; Maple Leaf Tem-
ple 4 of Rossland;
Nelson Temple 10;
Myrtle Temple 16 of
Salmo; Twin Temple
33 of Nakusp; Lu-
cerhe Temple 17 of
New Denver; Koote-—
nay Temple 37 of
Castlegar, and five
visiting sisters
from the Kimberley
Temple.

Highlight of the
convention was the
degree staff com-
petition with Cas-
tlegar taking first
place to win the
Downie shield;Trail
second, taking the
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