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‘CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, October 9. 1952

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Willie Oleski, second year Arts
student at Notre Dame College,
Nelson, was a weekend visitor at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Oleski.

Visitors at the home of, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A.- Williams during
the weekend included Mr. and
Mrs, T. W. York and son of East
Trail, Miss Carol York of Van-
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Mr. and Mrs. CG. L. Herman,
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Mrs. J. A. Williams on Sunday.

Robert Moore returned home
last week after spending a two
week holiday. with relatives in
Alberta and Saskatchewan, The
holiday included a two day visit
with sons Roy and Alex in Cal-
gary, a brief’ sojourn at his old
home town of Wetaskiwin, a

the Leduc vicinity and a visit
with his brother and _sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Rainey, Gull
Lake, Sask., whom he Had not
seen since 1906.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. H. Mar-
shall of Langley Prairie, B.C., are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray McIver.

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Oleski on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs, Reg Anderson
of Trail.

Assistant Ranger S. Linton,
Nelson, B.C., has joined the staff
of the local Forest Service
branch during the winter months.

Girl Guide and Brownie lead-
ers of this district met for a
friendly get-together at the home
of Mrs. J. F. Killough, District

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Commiissi: , Tuesday evening.
Matters pertaining to company
and pack management were dis-
cussed and plans were made to
have a guest speaker at the next
meeting in November.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Craft, Bril
liant,, returned this week from
a holiday in New Westminster.

Boys Rout Field
Girls Snowed Under
In Softball Tourney

Castlegar High School boys
swept the field and Castlegar
High School girls lost: out in
their first game in last Satur-
days inter High softball tourna-
ment at the local ball park.

Beginning at 10 a.m., the full

day of spirited softball competi-
tion, saw the high school lads
rout Rossland boys 14 to 1, and
then vanquish Trail High School
males 4-1. Rocky Plotnikoff
Pitched four innings of the first
game and went, the distance for
the second game. In his four in-
mings with Rossland he struck
out nine batters and in the game
with Trail, he wiffed ninteen
batters.
In addition, Rocky banged out
five hits, one of them a three
run round-tripper in the second
game.
Meanwhile the local girls were
snowed under 11-2 by Trail High
ladies in their first game. Trail
with Kay Ramsden pitching,
then went on edge out Ross-
land girls 8-7, a game in which
pitcher Ramsden scored the win-
ning run for Trail.

lowed by a banquet at 6:30 p.m.
in Stanley Humphrits High
School, under the direction of
Miss M. illican, Misses Babs
and Tannis Killough and Miss
Anne Henderson with Mel Gus-
tafson, master of ceremonies,

Topping off the day was a
“sock dance” sponsored by the

local Students Council with Trail
students providing the music, for
the softball players, students and
invited friends:

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Writing History
No Quick Project

Kiwanians Discover

If any. one should think that
compiling a‘history is a task that
can _be completed within two
or three weeks in one’s spare
time, let him consult members
of the Castlegar Kiwanis Club
and he will soon learn different-
ly.

Castlegar Kiwanians decided
last September 2, that they
would publish a history of Cas-
tlegar in 8-page newspaper form
to be ready September 27. Sept-
ember 27 came and went and the

WILLIAMS — To Mr. and Mrs,
John Williams, Blueberry, Sept.
18, a daughter in. Trail-Tadanac
Hospital.

BAILEY — To Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Bailey, Castlegar, Sept. 21,

a son in Trail-Tadanac Hospital. d

SHERLEY — To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sherley, Robson, at Kon-
tenay Lake General Hospital,
Sept. 25, a daughter.

CHAMBERS — To Mr. and|é

Mrs. Steve Chambers, Castlegar,
September 27,. in Trail-Tadanac
Hospital, a son.

Ci

S
TT — To Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Scott,
ober 1, a’ son,
Hospital.

MADDIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Maddin, Kinnaird, Oct.
4, a daughter in Trail-Tadanac
Hospital.

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Castlegar, Oct-
in Trail-Tadanac

Kiwanis historians were still a
long way from having the past
of this district brought up to
date.

cation date, All material both
historical and advertising, is to
be in the hands of the chairman

of the editorial committee by

‘| October 19.

At Tuesday’s- weekly meeting,
they learned that although the
job is proceeding as Satisfactor-
ily as can be. expected, their del-
vings into this district’s colorful
past cannot be put into type for
a week or two yet. November 1

has now been set as the publi-

In the two decades up to 1950
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doubled while the cost of living
increased by one third during the
period.

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