THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1952

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KITCHEN RANGES FOR CANADIAN HOUSEWIVES
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For rural and urban Canadian housewives,'one of the most
essential pieces of home equipment is the kitchen range. Fourth |
year architectural students at the University of Toronto models"
of new designs in kitchen ranges, worked out by them as an
experimental project in co-operation with two Canadian man-

facturing concerns.

Canadian students in every part of the
country who wish to take advanced studies in product design-

can now try for three scholarships in this field being offered
this year by the National Gallery of Canada in co-operation
with the National Industrial Design Committee, Ottawa.

E. JOHNSON NAMED
CCF CANDIDATE

The Trail CCF nomi
ating convention held in Trail
last Friday night named Erling
Johnson, of Nakusp, as CCF
candidate in the June 12 pro-
vincial election.

R. G. Simms for
Nelson-Creston
On_Saturaday night in Nelson,

Mr. Simms recently opened a
law office here.
Social Credit To Be
Heard From
The Social Credit convention

“held in New Westminster last

week-end failed to elect a leader
but the local candidate should

the CCF” ing ion
selected R. G. Simms to contest
the Nelson-Creston electoral seat.

be d here this week.
R. E. Sommers of Castlegar has
been nominated.

| CASTLEGAR

Hardware

NEW LINES ARE ARRIVING ALL THE
TIME .:. Drop in and look them over. Includ-
ing Garden Hose and Implements

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CONTEST FINALS
- The Knights of Pythias Annual District Public
Speaking Contest Finals will be held in the
TWIN RIVERS HALL

Sunday Afternoon, May 4, 2:30 p.m:
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Silver Collection

NON-STOP SERVICE
1 HOUR 40 MINUTES TO

VANCOUVER
DAILY
(Except Sunday)
Ly. Castlegar 6:30 p.m., arrive Vancouver 8:10

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ALSO
Daily (Ex. Sunday) to Calgary via Cranbrook
Ly. Castlegar 9:00 a.m.
Daily (Ex. Sunday) to Vancouyer. via Penticton
Ly. Castlegar 2:20 p.m.
Pacific Standard Time

‘CUBS ORGANIZED. FOR

‘NEW BALL SEASON

The Senior Cubs Ball Club
held a meeting in the Corona-
tion’ hall on Sunday, the main
purpose being to elect officers
for the coming season.

Executive for 1952. will be:
President, J. Deans, a faithful
fan for the past ten years; C-
retary-Treasurer, ‘Ivan Dergous-
off, who has worked with the
club Yor a long time; Coach,
Rennie Mitchell, an outstanding
and well known figure in sports
circles; Manager, Len Walker,
an interested supporter of sports
since his arrival in Castlegar
and who has been a faithful re-
corder of* sports. activities for
this paper for a year; Publicity
Manager and Official Score Keep-
er, Bill Thomson.

Castlegar will be very fortun-
ate this year to see, for the
first time, “home and home”
games. This year’s team will
be a powerhouse with a good
many iong ball hitters on the
club.

Another feather in our cap is
the award given to Rennie Mit-
chell when he was named the
most valuable player in the Trail
District Basketball League for
the 1951-52 season. As you know
Rennie was playing coach for
the Dominoes this season, taking
them to a second place finish
before losing out to Trail Motors
in the finals. He then joined
the Motors as a _ replacement
for the B. C. finals against
Cloverdale.

Jt is the second award for
Mitchell since coming to Castle-
gar. Last season he won the
Most Valuable Player Award in
the Trail District Fastball Lea-
gue.

Burt Campbell has_ returned
home after spending a week in
the Kootenay Lake General Hos-
pital.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Arduini, who
have been holidaying with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. L. V. Campbell, left by
plane on Wednesday for their
home in Kamloops. ‘

HEAR

HON. E. T. KENNY,
Minister of Lands and
Forests and Minister
of Public Works
speak on the subject.

Stability in

GOVERNMENT

GAT Trail

Friday, 10:15 p.m.

Inserted by Liberal

Campaign Committee

VARIETY
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Local ‘Rosicr ucian
Appointment Made

The Rosicrucian Order (A.M.-
O.R.C.) . will be: tTepresented in
this ty: in its
activities by Donald Phillip of
3rd Ave., Castlegar (box 402),
who recently received a certifi-
cate of appointment as district
commissioner, from the Grand
Lodge, located in San Jose, Cali-
fornia.

-The

sicrucian Order is a
fraternity devoted to the “dis-
semination of knowledge of the
natural Jaws of life and the
teachings of philosophy. It is
neither commercial nor religious.
It ‘is world-wide and each coun-
try has its ‘various sectional
lodges, chapters and extension
commissioners. The internation-
al conventions, which are held ©
annually at San Jose, are at
tended by hundreds of students
from different nations. Each
district commissioner encourages
all members to attend such
meetings if possible.

Mrs. H. Schapansky
Celebrates Her —
84th Birthday

The Renata W. I.: held their
regular April meeting at th
home of Mrs. Henry Friesen with
11 present. C y
singing followed the institute
creed and roll call response ‘was
“favorite season of the year and

”

Social welfare converer report-
ed presenting Mrs. Henry Scha-
pansky, pioneer of the district,
with a box of chocolates in be-
half of the W. I. on_ her 84th
birthday.

Citizenship convenor, Mrs. Pet-
er Warkentin, announced the ar-
rival of.lumber for the building
of a booth on sports ground and
tool shed for the cemetery. rn

To assist Mrs. Jacob Reimer
with the bazaar on the 24th of

‘Waluam Hale and
empel were chos-
ing? Mrs. H>Prie-:~.

sen reported*work done on the
cemetery and the members vot-
ed for thé purchase of a power
lawn,mower this month.

Under new business, the mem-

-bers favofed sponsoring another

garden contest for the school
children. The committee in
charge are Mrs. Isaac Wiebe,
school teacher, Mrs. Harry Toews
and Mrs. John Martens.

Plans for the 24th of May
were di and tee:
were left to be appointed at the
May meeting. Following the
business a very interesting and
instructive talk on getting rid of
garden bugs, given by Mrs. Bes-
sie Bestwick, our primary teach-
er, was much appreciated.

The May meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. J. Martens”
May 12.

BAPTISM
SUNDAY

Pauline Aleda Lesy, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Lesy of Robson, B. C., received
the Sacrament of Baptism in St.
Rita's Church, on Saturday morn-
ing, April 26. Rey. Father Barn-
es officiated at the ceremony
which followed a special high
mass sung for the C. W. L. mem-
bership. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Fields were the sponsors.

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