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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, British Columbia

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THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1952

KINNAIRD NEWS

A surprise party was held in
the Kinnaird Community hall
on March 14th to welcome Mrs.
Ove Carlson, a recent arrival
from the Faroe Islands. Games
were enjoyed during the first
part of the evening, followed by

buffet 1
‘Abeut 45 guests were present.
The hostesses were Mrs. E. Bur-
rows, Mrs. Olga Cushner and
Mrs. M. McWhinnie.
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A birthday party was held at

ibaeff in honor of Mickey,
day on March 18th.. Bingo. was
the main feature of. the after.
noon, and later’ his little guests
were treated to a delicious lun-
cheon. Those invited were Joan
and Danny Shields,
and Billy  Burquist.

Kinnaird —
Socreds Meet

KINNAIRD, B. C..— At the
last executive meting Mral ar-
family were Sunday visitors to rangements were made for a
Colville. public meeting to be held in the

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BUTTER, Palm Ist Grade, Ib.

LADIES... : .
Our shipment of Whisper, Super Silk Nylon
“has arrived. Newest spring shades. :

Stanfields Shorts, brief style, for men and boys,

also men’s spring jackets by Goulds.

Mr. and Mrs. Collinson’ and

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Attend ‘the

Castlegar Rallies

of,

Christ For Trail Campaign

Speaker—REV. E. M. JENSEN
Pastor, Central Baptist Church, Seattle
Soloist—MR. LELAND HAGGERTY (Tenor)
Trumpeter and Song Leader, Seattle
Assisted by Christ For Trail Choir
‘CASTLEGAR COMMUNITY HALL |
SATURDAY, MARCH 33, 7:30 p.m.

.. MONDAY, ,MARCH 24, 7:30. p.m."

NO CHARGE... ,
Sponsored by “Trail: District For Christ

Council” witii the- Co-operation of “District

Churches.: ©: | ..,;: ‘ .

-NOTICE RE WELL BABY™
The following are-the changes being
in time schedule: ;
Tuesday,. March 24
4 gar, in Public’ H
Post. Office, Room: 6.
Thursday, March 27—1:30 :
... Community Church. =
Tuesday, ‘April J=- 2:00. - : 0 Pam. Kinnaird
Community: ‘Hall.’ gute 3 :
Wednesday,-April 2—1:30 3:00 p.m., Dumont,
home of Mrs: ‘Ge A. Jackson. ne

Thursday, ‘April 3-300! - 4:00. pim., Brilliant,
Post Office, home of Mrs.’ J:. Stevens. :

the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.-~hall on Thursday, March 27th.
Bal

who celebrated. his 10th -birth-.

Jean Reid

—PUBLIC ‘HEALTH NURSE:

Kinnaira Improvement Soclety, “to B, C..Olympic Games Commit-
tee./ Application by the Kinnaird
Catholic .Club, was, turned down
as it “is -a ‘private’: ‘Organization,
Recently, the Toronto---hea

The’ principal speaker for the
meeting will be.Mr. E...W.- Bour-*
que,-Nelson, as well.as other

‘from Nelson where she has been
a patient in the Kootenay Lake
General Hospital.

Mrs. Glare. Saniidars left by
air Mond where

quarters of the War A

4ssoclation have been sending

tags into B. C. but we are of

the sincere belief that the peo-

‘ple of our province will continue
to support our worthy cause.

_Sincerely, Yours,

E. H. SLATER,

Seaver: -Manager.

Dramatic Club

Organized

Kinnaird is to have a Dra-
matic Club. The first meeting
was held in the Kinnaird Com-
munity hall on March 18th.
Twelve members were present
and the meeting was opened by
Alex Gray, president of the Im-
provement Society. He intro-
duced George Clark, an active
member of the Robson Dramat-
ic Club, who will act in an ad-
visory capacity to the Kinnaird
Club: R! Parks was voted pres-
ident and Mrs. Helen Verzuh,
secretary - treasurer. Directors
are Mrs. Ruth Roberts, Mrs. G.
Sommerfield and W. Collinson.

It was decided to apply to the
B. C. D. A. for registration.

The name chosen for the
group is the “Kinimpso Little
Theatre” and D. Donaldson was
appointed to represent this
group on the Improvement So-
city Exécutive.

A motion was passed to write
Mr. Wheeler, of Nelson,, presi-
dent of the zone and ask him
to be present at the next meet-
ing which will be héld iu the
Community hall on April ist.
It is feit that this will be a de-

local speakers,
Arrangements were also made

for the zone meeting which will

be held in ‘Trail late next week

\
Casey Addresses ° .
Kinnaird C. D.

KINNAIRD, B. C..—: Friday
evening. saw. the start,of Part
11 training of the’ Kinnaira Civ.
il Defence Organization.

Fire Chief ‘Casey, from tne
Tadanac Fire Department, as-
sisted-by Capt. O. Payette, gave
an interesting. tglk and’ demon-
stration. on ,the different type
of fire extinguishers,

Chief Casey demonstrated the
proper’ method in using the ex-
tinguishers. and what type of
fires they were best suited for.
After the demonstration tire’ Ciy-
il Defence . personnel ‘used the
extinguishers: on actual fires
prepared for the course.

LETTER TO" THE
EDITOR

Since 1946 the ‘Tuberculous and
Chest Disabled Veterans Associa-
tion, which assists the T. B. Vet-
erans in B. C., has supplied the
motoring public with a quick
and easy method of. identifying
and returning lost car keys by
the sale of miniature licence
tags.

They offer to the public either
a replica of their licence in mini-
ature, or a secret tag which,
when it is attached to a set of
keys, requires no other means-of
identification such as name or
address.

The profits derived from the
sale of these tags has resulted
in the Vancouver T.V.S. branch
now ‘being self-supporting  in-
stead of receiving a grant from
the Vancouver Community Chest
and assists the Tranquille branch
in carrying out their welfare
work amongst T.B. veterans.
grant requested by the Student's
Council was turned down owing
to insufficient information as to
its purpose. $25 to Kinnaird St.
John Ambulance Association. $75

Castlegar Social

Frank Elassen of Oliver, B. C.,
is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Hughes.

Eli Kastrakow of Grand Forks
was a visitor at the home of his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. .R. W. Cook.

Mrs. Sam Dower has returned

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cided asset to our community.>

she will attend ‘the Cancer So-
ciety convention. .

J, Coupland, father of Mrs. J.
L. Townsend, has returned to

_ Castlegar after spending the win-

ter with his son G. Coupland in
Trail.

Mrs. M. O. Hougen and daught-
er, Mrs. Austrum, are visiting
at the home of Mrs, Hougen's
sister, Mrs. G. Wheeler, in Long-
view, Washington.

The, Castlegar “Happy. Gang”
entertained the Nelson
‘Kinsmen last week’at one of their
regular meetings. Those tak-
ing part in the entertainment

Mrs. G. Santano as

Mrs,
as Blaine Mathe, Mrs. E.° Stan-
ford as Eddie Allen,’ Miss Jo
Merlo as Joe Niosi,, Mrs. H.

WANTED

BY THE VILLAGE
OF KINNAIRD

A general mainten-
ance man for public
works and_ water
works. For further
information apply to
the Kinnaird Village
office.

S. C. Muirhead,
Village Clerk.

Brewster as Bobby Jimby, Mrs.
F. Hostetter as Kay Stokes and
Mrs. V. Sorenson as Lloyd Ed-
wards.

The Castlegar United Church
held a very successful rummage
Sale and tea on Saturday in the
church hall. Mrs. Forgie-Thom-
son and Mrs. C. Fraser had
charge of the home baking table
while Mrs. L. Grunerud and Mrs.
W. Easton handled the rum-
mage table. -Working in the kit-
chen were Mrs. G. Hagen, Mrs.
Wiig, Mrs. R. Waite, Mrs. D.
Hughes and Mrs. G. Anderson.
Serving were Mrs. V. Jones, Mrs.
L. Davis, Mrs. R. Hunter and

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