_CASTRE. NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

ough’ Chapter,

Leaders

group, Jed by Ed Kelter of Nelson, ‘will be fea-
tured ‘in a program ‘at the Stanley Hi
Tunior.. “Senior High School auditorium. Friday

4 Nov. 5,-s) by ‘the Lillian Kil- will also

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auditorium’ ‘of: the: Stanley. Hum-
phriés -Junior‘Sénior High;
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Distridt Teachers 'Assotiation.:
Although fgredies by: “Madge
Miller dairy

The “story aires pean a

* wonderful talking ' cat «who is so

anxious’ to ‘obtain ‘a pair of red

| velyet’. boots ‘that he ‘does not

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‘The team are widely known for their dexter-
ity arid agility of limb and will give a display of

and other, gy.

stics.

The, Stanley Humphries High: School. -Band
at th

“Homework” Given Interesting Airing At
Monthly. Mee g. Of Parent-Teacher Assoc. -

“Homework”. the’ topic of
& panel discussion. by three stu-
dents: two ‘parents ‘and’ two tea-
chers at the’ “monthly, meeting ‘of
the Stanley | Humphries Parent.

Teacher Association inthe High

‘School Library. Monday evening:
students taking” “part.

Elaine Cook, Peter Popoff and
Olga Sanmsonoff; ‘parents were
. Mrs. J. Scott and Mr.. Lindgren
and teachers were J. H. Hen-
derson and A. Harvey.

\ The points of view of parents,
students and. teachers. were .ex-

which - was Very: well, ‘réceived.
“Our, probelms * seem; minor
‘when you hear of some they have
to‘cope with in larger ‘centres,”
Mrs. Campbell * observed.-

A hearty vote of thanks was

rl ‘Telephones In
Castlegar District: °

There were.a total of 747 tele-
phones in the Castlegar Exchange
area at Sept, 1, 1954.

This ,information is. contained
in the latest isssuevof “Telephone
Talk” ‘a’ publication of the’ B.C,

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ektended ‘to. Mrs.’ C: M1 for
“were | her report, s S
Mrs. J. F. aisach expressed
thanks for the good attendance j
and'to those who i

‘On ‘the same date there ‘were

of which 333,063 were in B.C.

the panl discussion, Next pa
eral meeting willbe on Nov. 29.

Chamber. Of Commerce
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Village Clerk A. T.

‘the
PTA will an ona luncheon for
the West Prtesrens and Boun-

meeting.on Nov. 27. iceol res
Letters’ are being sent to ‘pare
ents encouraging them to join
the PTA and also explaining
what the PTA: is and does. A

few more. new members would :

be greatly. appreciated.:
The president, Mrs, J.-F, Kil-
- lough, informed the meeting. that
the CBC School. For Parents by.
S. Leacock will again be on ‘the
air commencing Nov, 11. Time
of broadgast - will be in. the
papers,

Tt was noted that a number
or organizations are urging . the
elimination of Crime Comics.”

Mrs.: D. Campbell gave an in-
teresting report on the. Eastern
Border .Conferente at Cheney,
‘Wash.,

dents, parents” and teachers par-
and ‘a panel di
on “Teens and Our Times,”

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Building & Supply Co. Ltd.
CASTLEGAR.

PHONE .406

Jerossing atthe North end of Kin-

a‘ cost point of view by sthe
board of commissioners before
taking any - action,

J. R. Elliott presented the
findings of the Honorary Life

ted: at. the Tiros meeting | and
gave notice that, at.the Novem-
ber ing he would

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These . would provide’; for:
1. ofa
Honorary Membership Commit-
tee. each year.

2. Awarding of Honorary ‘Life

men) of.:a* senior.. age’ Serre for.

ber of not less than:10 years.
A ‘Waldron, Road. Foreman, | of
Renata, was ‘accepted: as a’ new
member < of the Chamber. i
‘Guests ‘at the! méeting were
Col. H.°G. Gerdes and A. Done
aldson of” th Kaiser Corp; “A.

cool Sunniv: Limited

Daetaned 1A idee! Bigtetatotes

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naird, is being ‘investigated from !.

amendments to the “constitution. ‘

hips in the’ ber to|.

outstanding and -or, long | and

ed. | faithful “ service, : first to. the} :,
:| Chamber and then’to the com-|'
‘munity; who ‘have: had a .¢on-,
jtinucus membership in the Cham-

yf Co.

a total of 363,093 phones in B.C. |.

think “it strange when a large

filing “fish ‘gives them to airs

in exchange for life." The fish of
course is- an’ enchanter who.can
change into any ‘animal te. Han
his wicked ends.” ;

: This enchanter needs ‘a, tive
leat clover for _a magic brew
he is preparing. When he drinks
it he will live forever’ and. all
people will become :his | slaves

,| Puss has found such a clover for

the Princess Angelique : with
whom: his master, @ paor. wood-
cutter, .is in. love. <

. How the enchanter pursues the
five leaf clover and .how. Puss
tricks. him and arranges events
so his. master -may marry the
Princess is the story of the play.

There will be two Performances
of the’ play. here at £00 P.
and at 7:30. p.m.

The first Canadian Postage

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