Ao THURSDAY; OCTOBER 14,:1954~

When two mutual al

dmiers, 3 Barbara Anne Scott and ‘Mari
Bell met in Toronto, they found they 2 had a lot to tell eachio other.
yet who was catapulted to:fame. by her: con-

‘Tm glad I went back to sch

Eas won. world acetsisa t

mee ee

A. Peranzixin Passes:
At Castiegar Home.

Funeral services were held at
. the Russian Community Hall in
Castl

A resident of Castlegar for the
past 17 years, he came to Cara-|
+ da 52 ‘years ago and is survived|§
by his wife, a daughter and three|”
sons.
Interment was at the But
liant cemetery.

| BIRTHDAY: PARTY HELD

FOR SEVEN YEAR OLD rs
‘Yen’ little friends gathered at
the home of. Barbara Fowley re-,
cently onthe occasion of: her

*?/ seventh birthday.

The afternoon was Spent in
playing games and coloring: pic-
tures, concluding, with a peanut
seramble on’ the lawn.” ”
‘Refreshments served at - the
close. of the party were highlight-
‘ed by ‘a birthday cake decorated
with white icing and Pink | can can-
dies.-) *

Mrs. Fowler. was assisted ‘in

“VANCOUVER

the young guests by Mrs. |+
E. Worley,”

Gallo Infant. :
Baptized Sunday —'

Mrs. : Mike Gallo. received — the
Sacrament; of: Baptism - at | St
Rita’s ‘Church;: Castlegar, Sunday,

| oficiated at ‘the: ceremony. |
The infant received the names

W. A> To the Gastlegar ‘United Chi

h Fall Sewing ,
“10° g.m:; in the Church ¢ be

each
Hall. Pot Luck - Iunch,
ts‘ welcome. A
The Local th

Anyone } interested in helping -

to “the ‘ C: Girt Guides’

’. and Brownies will hold ‘their Annual 'Tea~and-Bake_;
Sale October 16th, 3 to 5, at the’ Parish Hall,

‘suns;
ies. ett. Plioner:,

The infant daughter of Mr. and 3

U.S.A.» is visiting’ ‘at ‘the home
f ‘her’ son-in-law and‘ daugh-
ter, Dr. and‘ Mrs, C.'S.. Fowler,
, On her ‘trip, to- Canada, during

Mrs, Goulet’s parents, Mus aud
Mrs. 'S. H. Folrweater s¢ Of New].
‘Westminister.

FROM SEORANE = Weekend
visitors at the home of Mr, ‘and
Mrs.'M. Gallo: were) Mr.\.and
Mrs. Ted Poirier . of Spokane
". Washington, S e :

TO COAST — Mr, and Mrs, °L.
E, /Langpap" and family. left
Monday: to take up

the 2: she was. met: by
Dr. and. Mrsy; Fowler in: “Spo
kane... 5 ‘ f

RSARY;
ns and ‘Mrs. ‘A. ‘Ghetti cele-
brated their 33 rd wedding an-
niversary on Tuesday, Oct. 12.
eee

RCAF. TOUR —., Bert. Martin

Wie World. Topic
Al Second Rie tie Dame
Public Lecture

‘NELSON .— ‘omer: ‘and ; His
World” is the, title of the second
of the: current, ‘Notre Dame .Col-
lege Lecture "Series" . ‘on - the
world’s great epic ‘poems, sche-
duled for (next Friday evening,
October 16, John F. Reidy, S.J.
M.A. - associate professor of clas-
sics ‘at Gonzaga University, will
be ‘the .speaker. :

Professor Reidy brings: a wide
educational.’ background ‘to.
topic. A native of Missoula, Mon-|
tana, “he received -the’degree of
Master of Arts in’ philosophy
from Gonzaga University in 1938.
He then: went’ on to’ earn an-
other. Master's degree, in Greek,
at St. Louis, University, \consi-
dered : to have one of the out-

di of classi

in ‘America., He! taught Greek. at”

the junior liberal . arts ‘college
for the training of young ‘Jesuits
at Sheridan, ‘Oregon,"* for. six
years, - -

The subject-matter of “his! talle

will center around the Iliad ‘and
thé Odyssey, the two great Greek
classic ‘epics ‘which’ narrate‘ ‘the

story of. Helen of Troy::and the”

wanderings of the hero ‘Ulysses,
He. will'discuss how Homer, ‘the
blind: poet’ of’: ancient Greece,
not -only “had: \a "profound < in-~

fluence : on Greek-‘literature ‘but ~

also’ set ‘the pattern for ‘all ‘sub-

sequent epic poetry in’ Western «
-his| culture. ;
The ‘lecture’ will be held * in”

the assembly hall at Notre Dame
College, Tenth and Fell ‘Streets
in’ the Fairview ‘district of: Nel-
son. It will begin at 9:16::and
last until’ 9:30. The lecture’ series
is*a' free “public ‘sérvice ‘presen-
tation of ‘Notre Dame: College.

leaves today for L
and a two. week recruiting tour
for the RCAF, 1

eee E
FROM VANV. — Mr. Don West

jn: Vancouver where. Mr. Lang-
~ pap’ has. been named © to™ 'the|

post of CPA manager at’. the

‘Vancouver, ps é
WEEKEND VISIT — Visiting. for
the weekend’ at, the home of
Mr: and Mrs, L. V. 7 Comppell
were Mrs. C:

of is visiting the
home of his parents “Mr. and
Mrs, R.A. D. West,

for industry“ in. the Castlegar

Door Park: Socials

Sh BADMINTON —

‘GYMNASIUM
WED. EVENINGS, Le,

_ FOR INFORMATON PHONE ROBIN PINCOTT
AT 3440 :

Mr, and Mrs, Ivo Arduini ‘of
Kamloops and Mrs, Campbell's
sister and: brother-in-law, Mr,
‘and Mrs. J. Campbell of Kel-

FROM CONVENTION. - “Mr. L.
ye fampbet returned Sunday

ROSSLAND WEEKEND — Mr.
and Mrs. L. Taylor and on

Randy “spent: the
Rossland visiting relatives,

of “the BC, ‘Division ‘af. the
- Weel

fssociation, at. ‘Vancouver.

HUNTING TEP — Dr. A.D.
Johnson and R. A; D. West
“leave tomorrow on a hunting
Sp fe, Brooks,

SPOKANE WEEKEND —. Mr.’
and Mrs. H. Pitts and daughter,
Doreen ‘Spent the “holiday

! ‘weekend. it in Spolsane. :

2

“\r0 ‘SLOCAN cry — Mrs; Cc.
Brodman

and ‘son Rene. spent

FROM KIMBERLEY — at’ anal

Mrs, I, Conroy and family’ of
Kimberley were Friday’ visi-

brother-in-law’ and _ sister, a
ind Mrs. Bi Gallo,

FROM BEAVERDELL — Mr. and

* turday
tors at the: home of the for-
mer’s: brother-in-law and _ sis-|
ter, -Mr. ant Mrs. M. Gallo, .

FROM. NELSON 2 Mrs, M. Swi-|,
hart of ° Nelson;was °a visitor]

and daughter Mr. and. Mrs. W,

FROM PENN. — Mrs: John: A:| i:

LeBar ‘of “Stroudsburg; Penn.,
Fe |

afternoon. Rev. Father E.-Brophy} .. s

a tor to Deer; Park.-Mr, Bates
taught'at the elementary school
here, | several years ago,

> the holiday. weekend at Slocan|:

tors at the home of the latter’s|"

at'the home of‘ her son-in-law];
E mecreisht during ‘the week-

end ‘visit’ with their * canes
Mrs. M, ‘Flyan.’ at
ae 7 i a e. s =
FROM, VANCOUVER — ‘and
Mr, ‘Nick. Plotnicove of. ‘Van-
couver. were weekend visitors,
at the home. of | the former’s
parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Plot-
nikoff. ;
o wf fe!

FROM KIMBERLEY. — Mr, ; andl
Mrs. Gordon: Tench -, of Kim-
berley’.were’ visitors “at: the
‘ome of: the: fotmer’s:. grand-

dng. the:

ROM ni “1

‘mother, Mrs, D. Gavrilik:’ dur-

‘ qveekend visitors ‘at the: home

~of ‘Mr. and Mrs.- A. Smecher
were. their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. ‘and: Mrs. A Nix:
on of

J. caw Wee
Vancouver: Gal

Mr. ‘Joseph ‘Schriell, son ‘of Mrs,
}Sehnett and the, late, ‘John Sctinell

COMPARE!»

“COFFEE, Nalio3

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iced “Ll

logan.
is nplnyed ‘at the‘ ‘Trait
Volunteer Fire’

and is -a member of the Castlegar |
Department. '

| PErsODEAT

ECONOMY a

tes,
of Kinnaird, Wal aitecene at? ‘

EN ROUTE TO RENATA — Mr.|‘

Pp
:-your farifly ‘at lowest net cost. Consult. The Mutual «
of Canada reprerenteye in your co munity Jodey:

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*THURSDAY;,. OCTOBER: 14,21954 '. 4

Funeral. services were ‘held
yesterday afternoon from ‘St, Al-
‘ban’s Anglican Church in Cast-|

Funeral Riles Hold Here Yesterday: For. o
“Angee Filssion ‘worker, iiss 8 i. Bariee.

four years ‘she was a member of,
the staff’ at the’ Anglican’ Indian
Residential School * at Gleechen,

Jegar for, Miss Marjorie’ Barlee,| Alta.

‘enegetic’ missionary worker ‘in
B.C.. and Alberta for the ‘past

‘20 years,.who passed . “AWAY, Sun-
‘Trail, 'Tadanac

day evening®:in';
cionpital following a lengthy, ill-

i three district clergymen ‘oftin-
ted at :the: services.”. They were

> “Archdeacon B;'A. Resker of Cast-
‘.) legar; Canon W." H. Silverwood
“| of Nelson. and: Rev. J. Rogers of

* Pall-bearers were A, Hesketh, | |

He H. Killough,; J.-C, Killough,

R. Killough,, Robin, Pincott,
ana Paul. Walker. ,’-Intermen!

She‘ is survive by two istep ‘3;
Mrs, Tannis ‘Killough of, Cast-
lJegar and Mrs, Joyce Mackenzie
of*Grand Forks; and a‘ brother,
Fred G. Barlee’ of Pelowna:

Cancer Forum

-@..Do. ‘more ‘women than
men: die ‘from’ cancer? *: aS

‘A.No, | Figures provided ‘by ;
"| the: Domi:

, Bureau : of ' Vital’

y

ymns were sung. by the],

choir and congregation '— “Abide
With Me” arid “Peace Perfect

_ Peace.”

Among the ‘large congrega-
tion: were. Miss Barlee's brother,
F. G, Barlee of Kelowna, and a
sister, Mrs, J. M. of

Statistics ‘are ‘as follows:

Reported Deaths In Canada
Total

1947) 55 8 z 15,615] |

1949° aK 16,256
1949 © : 16,731
1950 *....° 8,745 ' 8,163 - 16,898

-Q@:'Can the. spread. of cancer |’
b

Grand: Forks): 05"

“Born’ in Laietield, ont. ‘Miss
Barlee’- came. with her t

AL At ‘ines it can. Certain

to British Columbia in 1903, The
family. settled in Grand‘ Forks
in. 1805 | where: Miss. Barlee ' re-
ceived her ‘~In ,.1934

from

the standpoint. “of: cure,’ may be!

controlled :. temporarily": by :radi-
ation’ treatment. : Sooner | cor later) -o
fi

li Wom-

,. these. g

she
an’s Training College.at ‘Victoria
and. for the past 220; years was

= She = spent, ‘

Galan Mee Se

‘Manitoba; and Alert -Bay,.: BC.
with

of.
the e Anglican Suny Schoo! Mis-
si B.C. For’ the Asst!

d ‘to further: treatment. a

- When “he ‘ first : smallmoi
Anderson, thought’ he‘had hooked a turtle. Fishing: t. Kinmount
North; Tonawanda, N-Y.,: tcok 20 ‘minutes: to: lan
Cansdian record, 24 Inches lo)
in welght. The. world; record is: 11

SEASON’

saw. ar

SHREDDED WHEAT
UM

sour, Campbell's
; Vegetable

| Wayne” Bailey *for~ Athletes -.and

regular’ ‘Scouting’

the summer, holidays.

- During the holidays, ‘ camps ‘were

held at: Sullivan Lake, and Deer

Park for Scouts: ‘and: ‘at: Blue-
eek: and: reeds:

Water! Safety,’ § ij
minute’ color. film on a safety while

tionists were; Wayne Harvick and

Th fit yomiene Pack un-
a ip Loyd Grou-
0 tings

¢ longing «to lodges: and!» “service
clubs ‘that they ‘have. no*time|*
: _ serwice.

~ for-any
Decorative 3 éme

presented to -Alan.° Bites and

‘Bill «Thomas, °: Swimmers,.:: Also
James" Killough : “passed -his ‘Ten-
derpad * tests ‘and “was invested|

PLANIDEN:
Peter. Dianidens ‘Crescent Valley,
Kootenay- Lake General: Hosph:
5,

To “Mr. :and": Mrs,
Edward thes, ‘Robson, *.at ‘Koot-
enay “Lake General lospital, Oct.