6ASTLE NEWS

THUR, \MAY 18TH, 1949.

PAGE 6.

ROBSON NOTES: . at ae a
..On Thursday, May’ 5, the Child. Study
Group met at the:home of Mrs.J.Leamy,
with MreeH.Schellenberg acting as host-
esse Business was a discussion of the
Robson Community Play School, which did
yery well in its first month. -Those

. present were as follows: Mrs.J.Leamy,
Mrs.H.Schellenberg, Mrs.R-eBerrie, Mrs.
D.Carter, Mrs.J.Thorndale, Mrs.BeMoffet,
Mrs.GeMagwood, Mrs.R.Bro. :

An article from "Today's Women" was
read and discussed.

The boys and girls of Robson have now
started to play softball, the girls
practising every Sunday and the boys
Wednesdays and Sundays. To open the
season, the junior boys are having a
game with the Thrums Junior Softball
Team.on Wednesday, May 11th.

_ Mre & Mree G. Magwood have visiting |
them their néphew, Mr. David Woods,
who is en route to Toronto.

Miss Lili Johnson was a week-end
vigitor at the home of Mr. Lyle Taylor,’
in Rossland.

ST.ALBAN'S EVENING GUILD ~~

Mrs. Ge Green was hostess Friday even-4
ing to members of S8t-.Alban's Evening
Guild. In the absence of the President
the business period was conducted by
the Vice-Pres., Mrs. Batchelor, who

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the dance on Friday night. F
Archdeacon Resker, who was a visit-—
or at the meeting, thanked the members
for the chest they had purchased for
use in the vestry, and also extended
an invitation to hold their June 2nd
meeting at the rectory. (Cont.on P.7)

opened the meeting with the Guild Pray-
5 nade for

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THUR. MAY 12TH, 1949.

PAGE 7.

KINNAIRD: 1ST TUESDAY OF EVERY
MONTH. ‘Kinnaird Community Hall
1330 - 3300 P.M.

ROBSON: . LAST TUESDAY.OF EVERY MONTH.
Robson Community Memorial Hall

: 1330 — 35300 P.M.

CASTLEGAR: 4TH THURSDAY OF EVERY
MONTH. Parish Hall, Maple Street
1350 -— 4:00 PeM..,

BLUEBERRY; 18ST THUR.OF MONTH 1:30 PM.

MOTHERS ARE ASSISTED BY:
le General Health Supervision of
_. the Well Child.

2 Immunizing the Healthy Child.

Se Weighing the Well Baby.

SANITARY Aboo4ee, HEATING

B-A-T-H-R-O-O-M 8-P-E-C-I-a-L
1-5! STEEL BATH
1-17 x19" C1. BASIN
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FLAT RIM SINKS.

ST.ALBAN'S EVENING GUILD (CONT.P.6)
He also announced that .a special com-
munion service would be held at 93:30 AM
on Ascension Day, May 26th, for W.A.
and Guild members.

The meeting closed with a prayer and
The Grace by Mr. Resker.

Dainty refreshments were served by th¢
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Wade.

CATHOLIC WOMENS LEAGUE

(Re Sabe

AND RAFFLE

SATURDAY
SN AMY 14T#-2 PM.

WEST'S

esTORE®

Those present were Mrs.J.Batchelor,
Mrse Je Re Killough, MrsoJoP.Taylor,
Mrs.CeBell, MrsedeMcLuckie, ,Mrse WoQ-
Devitt, Mrse He Wade, Mrs. Re Deans
and Mrse Ge Green.

The next meeting, May 19th, will be
held at the home of Mrs. Taylor. -

LILLIAN KILLOUGH CHAPTER I..0.D.oEe

The ye monthly meeting of the
Lillian Llough Chapter I.0.D-E. was
held on Tuesday evening, with nineteen
members present and the Regent, Mrs.
A.T. Horswill, presiding. The greater

part of the meeting was taken up with
discussion of final arrangements for
the May 24th celebration with commit-
tees in charge of the various events.
The parade of decorated floats, bi-
eycles, tricycles, wagons and doll
carriages will start from the school
grounds at 1 P.M. First and second
prize ribbons-will be given to-the----
best floats, while cash prizes will be
awarded to the other entries. Follow-
ing the parade to the ball park, the
crowning of the May Queen will take
place on a platform to be erected
there by the Kiwanis Club. A motion
was passed to give the Kiwanis the sum
of $25 to assist in this work. The May
Pole dance and other dances will fol-
low the crowning of the May Queen. A
sports committee has charge of the
races and other events for the after-
noone There will be a refreshment
booth in the grounds and a "hot dog"
stand, the latter being in charge of
the local Boy Scout groupe There is
also an essay contest for High School
students. The annual May Day dance
will be held as usual in the Community
Hall. It is hoped that all Castlegar
citizens will help to make this day an
outstanding success by their generous

‘support of the various events.

A letter from Mrs. Lillian Killough
was read by the Regent, Mrs.Horswill,
in which Mrs. Killough expressed her
regret at not being able to attend the
meeting and her best wishes for the
continued success of the (Cont.P.8)

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