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NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Fall Bazaar A Big.
Success. At Kinnaird. -

Mary Booth,’ 452). Colley: St,
Trail; 7. Chicken, J. Doell, Mon:

trose,
Grand Bingo ‘Prize —"Stwo
R in-

Among the most ai-
fairs ‘of its kind* ever’ held ‘in
this district was .the Kinnaird
Catholic Club's’ Fall Bazaar in
the Kinnaird Improvement So-
ciety Hall Saturday ‘‘afternoon;

There was a large attendance
irom all parts of the Castlegar
and Trail areas.

The hall was brightly decor-
ated in the Halloween mot
evidence of much work and. pre-
paration on .the part of com
mittee members. Mrs. A. A. Lam-
bert was general convenor.

The prizewinners in the vari-
ous events were:

. Ticket draw — 1., ton of ioal,
to Doug Simton, Genelle; 2: load
of. wood, H. Knudsquard, box
391, Rossland; 3. Coffee table,

naird; Mrs.’ Hominiuk, Kinnaird.
Prize,.a wheelbarrow (of ‘grocer-
ies, was” divided petwéenthe
two with Mrs. Hominulk “win-
ning the draw for the svheelbar:
row.

Door’ Prize — ‘Lamp? Mrs. Fred

| Curren, ‘Box 472, Castlegar,'

_ Program Prize, ‘—-*Cup;and
Mrs, ‘S, -Jankola‘:Sr.,
Kinnaird, -
Sewing Table Prize —. Miss
B. Bermback, Kinnaird. <°:°).

are ne ne ae ay
Se eee

LEGION CORNER:

\ Bingo, : Saturday: ight,’ Oct.
30 from 8» to. 10'p. ‘
Dedication of ‘Soldier's Plot. in

Ken ist 4. hand- | Ce

A , Nov. 7 at 1:45

woven scarf, Mrs. H, Fourt,: Kin-
naird; 5, Knitted Panda, dona-
‘ted and won by Mrs, A, A.“Lam-
bert, Kinnaird; 6. Dressed Doll,

P.in.

‘Armistice Day Service, ‘Thurs-
day, Noy. 11.in ‘the. Castle Thea-
tre.

NOTICE

The C.M. &- s. Trees For The Village
- of KINNAIRD Will Be Distributed From
The Lana Society Hall. :

- Friday ‘Affernoon

OCTOBER 29, 1954.

BULLETIN. BOARD

A Free se Dommnyy. Service - — Phone Saal

Kinnaird Girl Guides

8 to 10 Bm. Saturday, :

ber 17-18,

Hall 3 to 5 pm. >:

, Phone 3441

» Kinnaird < PAL Monthly, meeting , postponed. unt
Wednesday, ‘November 10.

* L.A; to Canadian Legion ‘vio wilt ‘hola a Bingo from
Plan now:.to attend the COWL. Theatre Party Novem-

Friday, November 2. Social et call
of the District at St. Alban’s” Para ‘Hall at. 7 pm.
Square" dancing ctc. Bring your own eats:

Anglican Guild Halloween Tea, Bake Sale ‘and ‘Mis-
cellaneous Sewing" Table,’ Saturday, October 30, Parish

Cyril Bell Agencies. Lid.

_ Insurance. Advisors
NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, RB. A; SINCOrE i

October 30.

Castlegar Happenings

FROM VANCOUVER '|— Mr. and
Mrs.. Ed. Keech of Van
are holidaying at the’ home‘ of
‘their son-in-law and: daugh-
‘ter,’ Mr. ‘and’ Mrs. M. D. “Me-

Pherson, *”

. VISITING . HERE — ’ Miss ‘Mar-
dy Brown of Vancouver “is
visiting: at, the house’ of° Mr.
and Mrs. M. D,.° McPherson.

FROM TRAIL -— Miss, Jackie
Sterling of .Trail-was a: ‘week-
end ‘visitor at the home of Mrs.
B.. Goresky.

{20 VANCOUVER —: Mr,. Don-

ald West has returned to work
in Vancouver ‘accompanied | by
his mother, Mrs. R. A. D. West.

IN HOSPITAL — Mr. M. Demeo
is a patient in Kootenay Lake
General Hospital at Nelson, °

TO SASK. — Mrs. R. Assie is in
Saskatchewan visiting her
father who is ill,

WEEKEND. VISITORS —- “Me.
and Mrs. Gorry ‘of Hornby
Island were. weekend _ visitors

at the home of: -Mrs.'.° Brod-
mane (203% pn hes

hostess at ‘a.surp! tea when

A to a
what portion of: the cost the
Provincial : Department | of | Pub-
lic Works would -bear,’ = .;.; ii.-
The village's \ building - bylaw
has been, revamped ‘and- okayed

‘members * of | the’ Deer” Park by Victoria’ Among the new pro-

‘Women’s Institute gathered at
her home for — the occasion.
° During the evening Mrs. Cole-

visions, the bylaw eran: there,
must be not less 6,000)
square feet-of ate each:
new dwelling cons

man was presented witha
R M new dwelling: must be “situated:

paby. . blanket.

were served by the hestess.
TO NELSON —_ A. Law’ left
for Nelson. where he was cal-

its

not less than 10:percent,.of; its
lot width from. the: hour

‘Jine. Garages must be situated not
Tess than five feet. from.: their

~led_ to serve on jury duty, |tovs side boundaries uni

during ‘the: fall’ assizes. _

:7 [have a fire “wall. *

Kinnaird Comer.

eas report on the !23rd Annual
Fire Chief's Convention atPen-
Fire ef

IN HOSPITAL — Mrs. G. Hen-

dersonh is’ a patient in Trail]and tabled till the board’s ‘next

ss meeting,
Health Commissioner AW HL

son Eddy and Dr. H. J. Rueb- Culley advised he will be attend-
saat are on a’ hunting trip toling a meeting of the.West Koot-

the Michel area.

TO VANCOUVER — Mrs. F. Sy-|Grand Forks on’. Oct. 28;

enay Union Board of Health at
The

kora and -daughter..Gail have | Roard decided ‘his travelling ex-
left - for » Vancouver" to « visit|penses will be borne by. the
Mr. Sykora’ who is a hospital village.

patient there.

IN VANCOUVER — J. ‘Latin It was announced that the for-

av spending a few days in Van:

couver,

TO VICTORIA — Mrs. G. Goa
bold and daughter are leaving
by plane to join. Mr.

Deer Park Socials

—S eee SS
WEEKEND GUESTS — Mr. and
Mrs. J. McCunn and children
“and Mr..and Mrs. J. V. Brig-
geman ‘and Yvonne. of’, Trail
were the weekend guests - of
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Briggeman.

RECENT VISITORS — Mr. ‘and
Mrs. P. Romaine had as: their
guests Mrs. Romaines’ brother-

in-law. and. sister and daugh-
ter.

TO NELSON — Mrs.. V. Cole-
man and Mrs. C.’ Williamson
- were recent visitors to Nelson
and. Castlegar.

HUNTING VISIT. — J. Stainton

‘of Castlegar -was ‘a visitor to

G id: at. Victoria where

they will: reside.

mer Dumont..water , system -has

now been connected © with | the
main village water system which
underwent a_$65.000 program’ of
expansion, consolidation and re-
newal during.. the spring and
summer. ~The ;: Dumor{t - reser-
voir has been shut off for the
time being until. ane altitude val-

Film Council Plan For
Nelson Convention

The resignation: of President
George Craft owing to pressure
of work and ill health, was. re-
‘grettfully. accepted at a general
meeting of the Castlegar Film
Council inS€. Alban’s Parish Halt,
Monday evening. The council are
pleased to announce - that Rob-
ert Hunter of Castlegar has
acceptrs the office of Vice Chair-

minder. discussion at the mee-
ting ‘wag the Annual Film ‘Coun-
cil! for the Ke

Deets ‘Park while on a_]
_ tri a

recent visitors to Deer Park.
SURPRISE TEA —° Mrs.”
Coleman of Syringa Creek was

ole

a =
Ratenayers Meeting

, Continued ‘from Page 3
in/ the High’ School... -

In place... with the increasing
student population, teaching: staff.
has... increased" from.. 22 High’
School. and 30 elementary tea-
chers last term to 26. High School
and ‘34 elementary. in Sept., 1954.

An innovation ‘in the : district
this year are Remedial classes.

The. report ‘noted. that district

Area” in -Nelson,: Nov...13. and "14

fe -4‘A:. noted. educator, - Dr... James

‘Joyce, President of Notre Dame
Psychology Dept. at Seattle

fr. | CoHege and formerly head of the
University, will join -with Na- |

tional Film Board officials ~ in
a discussion of ‘the “Power of
the. Film‘ Be, an ‘educational me-
gum

a
eau pool: their knowledge of
Film. Utilization and Projection

Jina: program of games. magic
shows and talent display from |

‘each .council. The C: ‘team

The board are teneticg
wiring: the

use ofa gravel pit.

There are.nearly one thousand’

weekly newspapers in Canada,
with a combined circulation ‘of

” Cooking — Water :Heating ‘
: - House Heating — Clothes ‘Drying F

_ “PS FAST: - CLEAN - ECONOMICAL” |

“McKay & Stretton ‘Utd.

neo Home. Planning Cen!
-. NELSON, Bo

‘Phone 1555

is:to be. known as the Castlegar
Pulpers..
Programs. of: géneral . inter-
est. for" the coming months’ and
films f

assessments have. risen’ subst:
tially. .from a total: of 8,500,000
lat. year ‘to over 9-million this:

‘|Year, .but the - actual mill rate

choice in Jeading values."Now going:

‘out to EATON customers—and sent

(Bis ems a Me al E

on request while the issue lasts.

‘widest sélection, leading values, sate
eiatyins service!

has- ‘risen only from_ 15.1 to.
15.65. i

Regarding transportation - ‘the
district's: school buses ‘travelled
a total of 4,000.miles and carried
187,527. pupils at a’ cost of a

; bea of $16,218.42 during the

EXCELLENT BUS. RECORD

Due’ to-.the .excellent. record
of the buses, the. Insurance Com-
pany granted a 35 percent merit
rating on the district's insurance
premium.

The district owns ‘and operates

four 55 . passenger* and one 43
-passenger buses.! E

“In’ addition: the board has this

mata to transport.\high “ school.
students from Renata and Deer.
Park to Castlegar. ©.

The report . expressed regret
that’ most: of the ‘Night. School

x courses offered at the high school |:

had to “be cancelled ‘this year.
for Jack of ‘sufficient reeitre

year. hired Mr. ‘Waldron. of Re-|!

for
parties and family entertainment.
during. the Christmas. season
~There was also ‘a short dis-
cussion on formation: of a Film
Club.. under = the Film: Council
sponsorship. ce

Brodman Infant
| Baptized . Sunday

“The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs: Charles
tized.. and. received the, names
Judith Lynn: Mary. in St Rita’s
-|Church “Sunday afternoon. Rey.
Father -E. Brophy administered
the Sacrament. °

-PORK & BEANS

24-150z. ‘case

: COTTAGE ROLL

‘WHOLE or HALF

were Mrs.
| Archibald, ‘the bat baby’s aunt; and

was a family dinner ‘at the home
of Mrs. C.. Brodman.

UBC Library Gets
1500 Volumes. On:

a A $7,500 Carnegie Corporation
grant has -enable the ey

of: Britten: Columbia" library - to
‘of

‘in “rrangiog Pupils.
Eansprtation

operation “ ‘they. have < always re-
ceived “from: the: school. board.
“Teachers « feel ‘themselves for-
porate to. teach i in this. area,” he

Elliott moved a vote of.
thanks to the-School ‘Trustees for
‘their “hard, long’“and faithful

:| voluntary service. to the district.

French
Canada, TDipravian Neal: Harlow

s announced today.

“Gilbert Tucker, > professor,
of ‘Canadian History ~ at the Un-
the

:|of- the collection, which = places
Sac | special emphasis.

on the history
co- lof French Canada after Confed-
eration - =
Aim of the Carnesig grant-1

derscooaing. of the role> played
by French Canadians in the’ na-
tion’s development. Acquirition of
these books ae res. material for.

kee

“CASTLE” NEWS,

* CASTLEGAR, B, c.

PAGES

| Mrs. “W.: Dalling:
‘oft two, new; babies Sin *:
were tach presénted with’ a’ dec-

+SIMiras\! Wiis aking a Mrs.)

Kissock ‘were; co-hostesses ‘Tues-
day,.evening at, 9. surptise, malaced|
Janeous “shower at is 01

orated pram bearing a yarlety,
yf Bits from the, 28 Belair pre-

"| Students Silll- Prafer In

To ‘Material Of Ones Teac

| arships: among ‘high’ schools ‘stit:| chec!
ird |'dents (today, was ‘noted ' by, 'Dr.| ‘stud
W. Scarfe, Dean ‘of Education |‘

in, an faddress:: td. the ,recent':W%

| Kootenay; : fand); -Boundary, :

chers: Convention. nds
' Sixty: percent: of teachers,

itellectual Parsuit:
ichers Convention Tet. :

‘| ROTAY SPEAKER TELLS
oF’ IMMIGRATION LAWS :

;ARon Grinsted of Nelsoii; “Koo-
Ftenay ct Maniiger’s to ch the

esis E

milgration;! was
guest satel eh tho,..weelly

°| luncheon ‘meeting of / the»C:
3 jeans Rotary: Club: yesterday.

'120 consuls in different .count-
ries,, Immigration: to.Canada‘op- *
erates on.a-selective rather than
a uals bakis, thus enabling the
Kader different, types. of

desineni ‘professional ‘people
oF. workers’ needed. '

Dr, Scarfe,’ stated on: a pale: tins:
that’!

i.

i ‘moves: more.'and more 6! the 'p

y (—— eee

[such a‘ dam

Sitched

~ This fis nol
‘he er Ctl Bod or by he ©

Kaiser: Dam.

:|! responsibility and. initiative from [eiste we 18
> the shoulders of ‘the teacher sand |

‘iresults in greater . indi!

and* poorer. teaching. | \.;

))isia part'of the ore ee: ‘need ‘more than Janything
A ‘sttong: emphasis: ‘on exams; the
{| tion ‘Picture. :

Continued from Page 1

‘Ibia’ River, have been’ med

“| broaden ’ their: nels ato:
the: necessary. understanding an

"9

about asa. Site \for a
dam | for. many. years. To! make

; mare
Hace of Canda's Dest Wat eet

there had to be’generating plants.
downstream to. pay? for the ‘ste

‘| age’

Now.” there: are five gigantic

“GOOD: FOR OCTOBER 29: “and 30.

‘Beef Pot Roasts |

"Lb. oe. 87e

» Standing] Rib Roast

Lb... -A9e

" Bsicon, side -sliced:
Lb. reise: BBe

Prime Rib Roasts.
E Boned and’ Relled -

‘SOLO MARGARINE.
22 ibs fo!

- MILK : :
Dd «| yt gummiene inte ate

MILK, tins
2! for...

COTTAGE CHEESE

on the U.S:

side on ‘the: Columbia, ‘with oth-

‘planned. ‘The: ‘present and
projected plants “will utilize some‘
150 feet of the river's fall which
totals ‘about '1370 - feet from thé.
Arrow’ Lakes to the Pacific. : An-
other 400’ feet: of: fall’ will-pro-
bably s:be. utilized : in’ the: next |.
20” years.

sites’ in’ Canada, susceptible of
development. They are’ Murphy

Kaiser; storage’. dam soma: in/no

Castlegar and back water against
the’ Brilliant dam, on the Koot*
enay .River. .:

The. Kaiser ‘Dam, would con-
‘sist: physically. of. a low: head,
earth’: filled | ‘structure which
would raise the lake level: about

the..normal: high: wat-

avon ‘by the.¢
pletely -recomp¢

asl hed: They’ ‘and an-|

wers * given ~

Q.. How Would 1a the’ dam . effect
+ i Celgar?*=.

A.—We“ have ‘ascurred the’ Cel-

will “not interfere . ‘with > > their
projected plans. : Preliminary. in-
vestigation. shows {lo need why
jit, should “interfere, We are: co-

fully “with Celgar:
How: will the dam attect river
wigation?. ‘ a
A—This is.a question that: hasn’t
béen’ settled _ yet: ), The Columbia
is) a. _navigatable, stream and’per-

dering ‘whether -it might not be
possible to: rebuild the East and
West: Robson wharves, above the

ould: be. imposible
to build a marine railway’ to'car-
ry, boats -up to’ 60. feet over the
dam ‘and provision. could’be made

through. If'this-is not considered
Sufficient ‘the only. ‘alternative

- STATION ‘WAGON C ATS,
‘COATS, JACKETS

Jocks which would

to build. it: wh re it will. not in:

terfere: with’ summer homes,. the

ferry: and homes ‘at -Robson,.

Q: Could |4 road: be: built over

“the top of the dam?
ut :it would ‘cost

meaning «extra ~
Only the cost of the bridge foun-
dations would be’ saved.

gration policy fee become a ‘pro-
.| blem.- Non-goevernment sources
“lestimate Canada ‘must have’.a
population - of ' 35,000,000 by. 1975

oer fe neatly four: per’ -cent
above - rated :. capacity,: in: 952,2-
verage 108.6 beds ‘set! up

>There’ “are “Aw: power “dam ||

Creek: and Shepherd Creek. The |:

gar” Company. that.our Project A

for2a: sluiceway “to°-pass logs |)