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GASTLE NEWS

"SLEEP, . MY LOVE" j

Claudette Colbert's most dramatic
séehe.in her latest picture, "Sleep; My
Love", and one of the most difficult
of her career, is a sleép-walking scene
in which no dialogue is spokene The
actress, under the hypnotic spell of
her husband, walks supposedly towards
her dooms * ,

The scene required careful rehearsal
under the direction of Director Douglas
Sirk, with the advice of Technical Ad-
visor Dr. Marcel Frym, a specialist: in
hypnosis and hypnotic trances. The
scene, as it was outlined, required
more than the simple act of aimless
sleep-walking itself. The action demand#
ed unusual reactions and perfect timing

After several tries, Miss Colbert:
went back into consultation with the
director and his famous consultanto

"Just take your time," Sirk reassured
her. "It*s a tough scene."

To which Claudette quipped: "If Lady
Macbeth made good doing this,

"Sleep, My Love," the first
Mary Pickford-CHarles Buddy Rogers~,
Ralph Cohn pictures to he. filmed for
Triangle Productions, is being nglPared.
by United Artists and will play &t the
Castle Theatre on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesdaye . '

Sharing stellar honors with Miss Col-
bert are Robert Cummings and Don Ameche}
George Coulouris, Rita Johnson, Ralph
Morgan and Hazel Brooks are in top
featured rolese : :

The Castlegar and District Board of
Trade meeting scheduled for tonight has
been cancelled owing to a previous ren-
ttal of the Hall.

Mre Fe Eremenko and’A. Eremenko return-
ed recently from a business trip to
Spokane.

Alterations were recentiy made in the
Express Department of the CePeR. Statioy
giving greater convenience to the publig
and the Station staff.

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Mr. John Dunaj, of Tunnel, was the
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrse
Kravski, in Castlegare

Miss Betty McKenzie, ReN., of Trail,
is spending the Easter weekend at the
home of Mrs. Co Saunderso

Miss Ann Tait, who recently ar_ived
from Glasgow, and who is the guest of
Mr.& MrsoA.D.McWhinnie of Kinnaird,is
a bride-elect.o The marriage of John
Hughes to Miss Ann Tait was announced
recently.

Rev.Father Barnes 1s in Nelson as-
sisting at the Holy Week Ceremonies in
the Cathedral of Mary Immaculate.
Father Barnes will also be the preach-
er at the Tinebrae Service on Holy :

| Thursday evening while in Nelsone

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KINNAIRD; 1st TUESDAY OF EVERY MONT
Kinnaird Community Hall — 1330-3 PM
ROBSON: LAST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH -
Robson Community Memorial Hall -—

13250 - 3:00 P.M. ;
CASTLEGAR: 4TH THURSDAY OF EVERY
MONTH. Parish Hall, Maple Street,
1330 - 4:00 P.M.
MOTHERS ARE ASSISTED BY:
le General Health Supervision of
the Well Child.
2» Immunizing the Healthy Child.
5. Weighing the Well Baby.

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‘ST. ALBAN'S WeAe

8t-Alban's WeA. held its regular
business meeting in the Parish Hall on
Thursday, Apr.7th, with Mrs.A.T.Hors—
will presiding, and 13 members present.
RevoArchdeacon Resker was a visitor.

The: meeting opened with the Members!
Prayer, Lord's Prayer and Litany.

“Archdeacon Resker announced the fol-
lowing services for Easter Week: Thurs.
7330 PM; Good Friday 2-3 P.M. Sunday
1130 A.M. . ,

_ A list of duties for the Janitor,
drawn up by the Church Committee, was
approved by the members of the W.Ae

MraeKillough volunteered to, act as
Dorcas Secretary and Mrs.Stainton will
help her.

Letters of thanks were read from
several members who had been 111.

Mrs.C.Petts was nominated as the
delegate to the Annual Meeting of the
Kootenay Diocesan Board of the WA. , to
be held in Creston May 18th and 19th.

. Several resolutions to be presented
at the Annual Meeting were disuussed
and the delegate instructed how to vote
on such resolutionse 2

The Treasurer's report showed $50.00
paid to the Vicarage Debt Fund and a
good balance on hand. :

Oommittees for the Mother's Day Tea
& Sale May 7th were chosen. ,

The WeA. 18 supplying the money for
choir gowns for the St.Alban's Choir
and Mre.Stainton, Mra.C.Petts,and Mra.
Elliott offered to help with the making
of them.

Hostesses for the next meeting will

KINNAIRD CATHOLIC CLUB SPONSORS
"HOUSE TEAS"

The first of a series of "House Teas"
sponsored by the ladies of the Kinnairm
Catholic Club, was held at the home of
Mrs. T. Fourt on Saturday afternoon,
April 9th, from 2 to 8 o'clock.
Blessed with a warm, sunny day, many
guests attended, to make the tea a
worthwhile and enjoyable affair.

Several visitors from Castlegar at-
tended this: tea, including Mesdames
D.- Shea, We McGauley, C. Brodman, Me
Gallo, Ge Martini, M. Burnham and 0.
Johnson. The parish priest, Father
Barnes,paid a short visit to wish the
hostess and her colleagues well with
this their initial tea.

Kinnaird tea-guest@ were Mesdames Ge
Beckthold, J. Wistud, N. Kuryluk, s.
Jankola,-Bre, Se Gallo, Wm. Robinson
and M. ‘Goodenough.

A walnut-iced cake, baked and donat-—
ed by Mrs. 8. Jankola, Sr., was raffl—
ed and this-prize was won by Mrs. De
Shea.

Besides being an enjoyable social
event and get-together,with many new
acquaintances made, this first of a
series of Kinnaird House Teas was a
profitable parish project.

We could conolude with the age-old
remark. "A good time was had by all" -—
and we must add a reminder - "For:
bigger and better teas - attend those
sponsored by the Kinnaird Catholic
Ladies". Congratulations to the genial
hostess,Mrs.T.Fourt and co-workerse

be Mrs.West and Mrs.Killough.
Archdeacon Resker closed the meeting
with grace. pow t
The following membergwere present:
Mrs.TeBloomer, Mre.ReEFLiott, Mrao A.
Horewill, Mrs.A-eHostetter, Mra. Je-
Kelly, Mrs. Lewis; Mrs.L.Killough, Mrs.
Lodge, Mrs.C.Petts, Mrs.Stainton, Mre.
'B. Trussler, MreeR.West and Mrs. He
Westwood.

SPORTSMENS S76 |

THE SOFTBALL SEASON Is HERE Now: °
WE HAVE SOFTBALL GLOVES,
BASEMEN'S MITTS, TRAPPER GLOVES,

Sunday visitors to Castlegar from
Trail were Reve Father Wilfrid, Mr. &
Mrs. P. Kobluk and family and Mr. &

Mrs. A. DeBiasio and ‘childran,.

Mr. & Mra. Wm. Shewchuk and, daughter,
Eleanor,spent the weekend visiting Mr.
& Mrs. P. Shewcohuk in Castlegar.

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