__Tiureday, August 2

REGISTRATION

FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND ~
NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES

Registration of High School students who are new to
the Castlegar School District will be held at the Principal's
office, in the Stanley Humphries Junior penine High School,
Sept. 1, 2 and 3-from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m, —

Registration of adults for Night School Classes will be
held at the same time. Courses available include:

‘COMMERCE — Typing, Shorthand,
Bookkeeping

INDUSTRIAL ARTS — Carpentery,
Art Metal, Sheet Metal

DRESSMAKING & OTHER COURSES:

Burnett's

than any: other’ DR GIN.

Distilled in Canada dnd distributed by The House of Seagram

‘|FROM CASTLEGAR —. Mr.. O.

i ger.
fe VACATION ‘CLASSES '— ‘Bible

“| FROM SALMON: ‘ARM — Mr. and

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The.

Casilegar Happenings
Sar ar gee Tae
HOME FROM HOLIDAY — Mr.

and. Mrs,: Whittaker “have re-
turned from a two, week holi-

Barbara have ‘returned home
from a two weeks: holiday at
various U.S. points ‘including
Yellowstone National Park.”

» Dunlop and family left Friday
for a holiday ‘at coast points.”

| LO CONVENTON — Mr. and Mrs,

E. A. Lewis and family left dur-
ing the weekend for the Okan-
agan where Mr, Lewis, who is
Castlegar Fire Chief went: to
the B.C, Firechiefs’ Convention
at Perlticton and the ; family

are visiting at Kelowna,
HOME FROM COAST.— Mr, and
Mrs, R. E. Goulet and family
from

District’ s Social Events

Mrs. S, Dower and daughter E

TO COAST — Mr, and Mrs, Joe | wr

mei

Phone 3031.

“New Ton :
VISITING IN TRAL — Miss Ann
Bradford is spending a few days

THE Fist ARE BITING. TO ae THEM
ED. GOOD TACKLE, GET YOURS
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i CAKESINE HOBBY. CENTRE.

“Across from the Theatre

with her brother and sister -

in-law, -in Trail. .

s AY VISITORS — “Mr. and

Mrs. C, F, Hermon of Trail

were ‘Sunday ‘visitors’ at the

home. of Mr. and-Mrs. - J. pe

Williams.

HOME FROM DEER. ‘PARE -

Mrs. Rose Williams has return-

ed home after spending a few

days at Deer Park,
EKEND TRIP — Mrs. A. Fer-
guson-accompanied Mr. and Mrs
J.:Seaton and family to Cran-
brook and ey during
the weekend...

HOME FROM TRIP — Mr. and
Mrs. S. Melnick returned this
week from a motor holiday to
Alberta, Saskatchewan and U.S.
points,

FROM SPOKANE — Visiting ‘at
the home. of Mr, and Mrs, S.
Simeock are their daughter and

unday
a week's visit with relatives at

, Mr, and Mrs. Hunt,
and ats end also their
Mrs.

Deer Park Locals

Fae]
HOME TO TORONTO — Mr. and
Mrs, L. G. Williamson and Mr.
Gordon Walker. have returned
to their home in Toronto after
spending a few weeks in Deer

ark,

HOME TO REGINA — Mis, Sue
Smith has returned to her home
in  Regina..after spending a
months: holiday at the home of
-Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kent. ....:.-

REENT GUESTS — Mr. and Mrs.
J, J. Reimer of Renata were the
, recént. guests of ‘Mr... and. Mrs,
a oF T.. “Williamson, ‘en route to
Nelson, from where they will gO
on to. Vancouver,

- Aasland, sons,Odd and Thor and
Miss:.Joyce .Williamson - were

., weekend visitors to Deer Park
- from Castle;

School vacation classes are be-
ing held in the community hall
by: Mr. and Mrs. J. Reimer of
Langley Prairie. While here,
they had as their guests Mrs.
Reimer's mother,. Mrs. P. Frie-
sen, her brother and_sister-in-
> law,-Mr. and Mrs. M. Friesen
and children, .all. of Langley
Prairie and; Mrs. Haggen: of
Castlegar.

Mrs. D. Phelps of Salmon Arm
and their daughter Mrs. H. De-
Luuew.of Kamloops, were the

recent guests of their.son and

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RECENT VISITORS — Mr. 5.

| Park. ‘
FROM NELSON — Mr. and Mrs.

‘|IN HOSPIFAL — Miss” Javee

HOME FROM. “HOLIDAYS — Mr. g
; ‘and Mrs.‘T. E, Green and fami-

Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Phelps.

TO SYRINGA CREEK — Mr. and
Mrs, A. Law were recent visi-
tors to Syringa Creek, the guests

{en Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Cole-

70 | ROBSON =_ | Mr. and Mrs, R.
Briggeman and ‘children and
Mr. :and- Mrs. F... Briggeman

_ were visitors to Robson where
they spent some time at the

» Regatta.

Gallo of Howser and Mr. E.
Pickard of Copper Mountain
‘were recent’ visitors to Deer.

Rowe of Nelson were the week-
end guests of their’ daughter
Mrs, Crockett.

Kinnaird Corner

20 SPOKANE — Mr. and Mrs. D:

E. Hughes were weekend visi-
tors to Snokane.

‘ Sehiavan is a vatient in Trail
Tadanac Hospital.

TS. VISITORS — Visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. HF.

Fenner were Mr. and Mrs. J.

Frederick and children Dwaine

and Billv.

AT SHTISWAP LAKE — Gherlie

and Gerrv Fenner are holidav-

Shuswan Lake.

RETURN TO HOSPITAL — Mi
Nonie Henke, who has been
guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. D.
Lewis, has returned to her posi~
tion in the Jubilee Hospital in
Victoria.

_.ly_have. returned from their
holidays. spent at Windermere.
WEEKEND TRIP — Mir. Bert
_Morice returned Monday from

» all of
Spokane, Wash.
ON HOLDAY — Rev. Father E.
Brophy’ is ‘visiting relatives in
Toronto, Ont, Rev. Father Mc-
Kenzie of Notre Dame Univer-
sity College, Nelson said mass-
es at Castlegar and Kinnaird
last Sunday in Father Brophy’s
absence,

FROM LETHBRIDGE — Visiting
at the home of Mr, and. Mrs.
‘D. Donnan were Mr. and Mrs.
J. Geisen of+Lethbridge, Alta.

TO SPOKANE — Visitors‘to Spo-
kane this week are Mr. and Mrs.
F. Stefoniuk and sons, Bilt and
Greg.

FROM LANGLEY — Visiting at
the home of Mr. and’ Mrs.'R.
Mclver are Mr.'and Mrs, ‘W. J.
Marshall of Langley Prairi

HOME:‘FROM HOLIDAY — Miss

; Regina Camphell has returned

from.’ holidays. at Vancouver,

Fresh Local Eges
soln LARGE —

AGakes ..... 28c

Kamloops and Kelowna.
FROM ‘VANCOUVER — Visiting
(Continued on page 8)

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SINCE 1817.

“Thursday, August 26,

1954.

‘The News’

‘TEN WORDS FOR Oe THREE

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INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE

TWO — PHONE 3031

For Sale

1 CCM. TRICYCLE. MODEL
No. 520 in Good Condition
$12.50.Apply .Richard Waldie
clo R. T. Waldie,, Robson, B.C.

: Pl 32

‘ONE LADIES BICYCLE, Apply
Marshall's Store, Robson Phone
2511. C3 33

BUNBUNK BED. GOOD MAT-
: TRESSES, Apply J. S. Scott,
Robson Phone 3116, °° Ci 3

For Rent —

TWO BEDROOM APART
MENT, Modern, Heated, Elec-
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3 ROOM SELF CONTAINED,
Oil heated, Fully’ Modern Base-
ment suite. Ganage optional.
Apply P. Smibert, Phone 2787.

P3 32

JUST OUTSIDE ‘CASTLEGAR,
4 room, new house with hot
water heater, ‘electric wiring.
Garage on property, Contact
Cyril Bell Agencies. P3 32

A reader of this space, some-
what perturbed pecause the
writer forgot to make mention of
a certain forthcoming event in fhe
news colum: ested) ‘there
should be a column on my mem-
ory. — or lack off it. :

Till then I handn’t given my
mnemonic faculty much thought,
Though leaving much to be de-
sired at times, it wasn’t really too
bad, After (all I hadn't yet been
seen and

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SELF CONTAINED 3 ROOM
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ONE 3 ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
and one 3 room cabin, Also onc
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c3

ONE — TWO BEDROOM FULLY

Modern House in Dumont Sub-
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FN;

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IN CASTLEGAR, TWO ROOMED
House with shower. Phone 2851,
Castlegar. .

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_OFFICE — 80 Crescent St.

TWO ROOM MODERN HOUSE
in Castlegar, Electrically heated
water, Furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Phone 4568. P2 4

my

lighting my hair, or winding up
my housekey and trying to open
a door with my watch. Nor. did
I ever, sgy prayers in a theatre
or leave church for @ smoke be-
tween shows. .

Indeed up until a few years ago.
I didn’t so much as know the

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3 ROOM HOUSE, MODERN. Part-

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ci

4 ROOMED SUITE, ELECTRIC
Range, Gas Heat, 3rd. Avenue
Phone 4377. » C3 34

ing of forget, Of course there
were lots of words I didn't know
at that time.

Since the above kind suggestion
though, I think of several in-
stances where a sharper memory
would have proved invaluable, I
hesitate dredging them up now,
though ‘cause I distinctly remem-
ber forgetting them once.

One dates back ‘to a party and
a conversation with a lady, whose
face was familiar but somehow
could not be placed,

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P3 33

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$3.95. and. up. | Limit
Phone 2661, Castlegar.

WANTED TO BUY

GOOD USED PLAYPEN. PHONE
2251. C1

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Day School begins Sept. 7:
“Night School begins: Sept.
Gregg and Pitman Shorthan

cl 34

Office reopens August 23.

“How. l to see you

here,” the lady said. “It's been

a.long time since we've seen you.”
by

By Vic Misutka,

everlés

Page 5

CASTLE

SAVE WITH A THRIFT PASS

said, “And only yesterday my
husband was saying —”

I. inerrupted at this promising
clue. “Your husband, -- oh yes—
I couldn't forget ‘your

LAST TIMES TONIGHT
“TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT”

Tell me, what is he doing now?”

“My husband,” was the frigid
reply, “is still manager of the
firm you are working for.”

It might be noted that I no
longer work. for that firm.

There’s another time when our
hero, we'll call him Mr, X, was
returning home from a late night,
He'd forgotten the ‘key to his
room so he knocked on his land-
lady’s door. At length an upstairs
‘window opened and the Jandlady
called forth: Mr. X is not at home
yet.”

“That's alright”. Mr. X_ re-
plied. “I'll call back later.”

There are times too when 2
memory can function too .well,
making its owner think a cust-
omer is ordering something other
than what he is, which sounds
similar, This can often have queer
results but lets not go into that.

Just thinking about‘instances of
mnemonic deficiencies, makes one
appreciate more what a wonderful
faculty memory is and how in-
dispensable to human life and
civilization, T’would be a mighty
sorry old world if everyone avers

to O-

of intimacy, I tried to recall some
connection that would reveal who
the lady: was. At length the lady

+ There was something else I was
going to say Lab but it seems

ut forgotten it. 4

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Fhone 1555" a

! ig at Jewell Lake near
Greenwood ‘acting as Camp Chief
for a Silver Arrow Training
for Boy..Scout. Junior Leaders.

‘The course, from Aug. 23 to 28,
is attended, by Scouts from Trail |
and District for the most part al-
though a number of B.C. Interior

BOY SCOUT

rge Townsend, Swimmers, Camy
Cook, Pioneer, Athletes; Arvi Pel-

ters, Camp Cook, . Rescuers, . Ath-
Jetes..;Athletes: badges’ were won
py ‘Ronnie Lightle, Bob ‘Lightle,
"| Bud Jenks,':Ray Bystrom,: Myle
‘McMillan.

SPECIAL STAMP FOR =~
WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE.
Canadian Postal ities will

points are also
J.V. Scrivener of Penticton and
Rod: McGeachie of Kamloops: are
Deputy Camp Chiefs.

CASTLEGAR, ROBSON Scouts
ENJOY CAMP: SESSION
Six Boy,’ Scouts : front Robson

issue a special stamp to comme-
morate the 8th. World Scout Jam-
boree to be held at Niagra-on-the
-Lake in August next year. Speci-
al souvenir ‘cachets for us. by
those who: wish to obtain first
day cover; service, will be avail-
able Scout

and eight from C:
a seven day camp at 2a ‘site just
south of Deer’ Park: last’ weelc.

Those in charge of the ‘camp
were: Assistant ‘District’ Commis-
sioner B, A. Resker, Scoutmasters

= ‘TA, C.‘Reed and Ron Nickerson
‘land Mr. Roy Brown’and Mr, Walt-’

er: Poohachoff, each of whom
were ‘present some of the time.
‘Transportation was ly. pro-"
vided by J. Dalziel of Castlegar.
‘There were two very wet days
at camp but the: scouts’ smiled

‘}and whistled and. received lots cf

wet
The camp site was almost per
fect and much:: kindness

shown by Deer .Park ‘vesidents,
‘The scouts cooked their own

;meals and enjoyed a full round of:

camping... activities. including
from. the excellent

re Bo

MADDOCKS

BOYS BOOTS

OXFORDS

LEATHER INSOLES
HEAVY NEOLITE OUT. SOLE

- DEAL FOR SCHOOL OR PLAY
ooo 2, $4.95 & $5.95 :

SHOE. ‘STORE

beach ‘at the site.
=The Cougar Patrol (Robson).

‘under PL, G. Hett and Second S.

Quance..won the pennant for ef-
ficiency and the Wolves (Castle-
gar), led by Troop Leader Arvin
Pelligrin, reached, the high stand-
ard required on

Headquarters, : ottawa:

all over the world will. be bring-

ing wll their own camping equip-

ment’'and will: live in ten sub

camps,.each a tented city of 1,000

Scouts:'They will do their own
i ver charcoal fires.

DEVELOPING SERVICE
a
re
-FINE PORTRAITS
AT REASONABLE RATES.
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SPECIALS ON. ,
- FRAMES

three days.
A total of 24 proficiency ‘padg-
es were won ‘as follows:
First Robson Troop — Geoffrey
ett, Camp Cook, Pioneer, SWim- |
mers, Athletes, and Rescuers. Rod-

ney Brown, Camp Cook.” Gilbert
Scheupfer, Swimmers.

Castlegar Troop — Bob Hes-
keth, swimmers, athletes; Geo-

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Window Screens
‘Screen Doors

Glass .of All Sizes and ‘Weights
1 CASTLEGAR. SASH | & BOOR.. 1

Doors — Frames

ligrin, Swimmers, Pioneers, Knot- :

Friday -— Saturday

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Maiinee sicidey a 2 p.m:

At the Jamboree; ‘scouts from

NDAY. and TUESDAY.
“SHOWS AT. 7 ‘and 9:10 p.m.
ae fous, Sines Father of the Ori
“Selle of a teen: ager shining.
of stardom ‘and,
haw ithappened.

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WEDNEDAY ‘and THURSDAY: |
SHOWS AT 7 and 9 p.m.

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