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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1952

The Castle News

Published every Thursday at
“The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

L. V. Campbell, Owner - Publisher
Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
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Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office
Department, Ottawa

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REGIS TOOMEY* JEAN PORTER

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Giected by ROBERT PARRISH
Screenplay by WILLIAM BOWERS

From a story by SEROME CADY-

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IN CHURCH

Gospel Hour
Twin Rivers Hall
Every Sunday: — Breaking of
Bread 10 a.m: Sunday School
11:30 a.m. Gospel Hour 7:30
p.m.

Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. Lyall Detlor
Services to be held in Com-
munity hall every first and third
Sunday at 3 p.m.

Lutheran Services
Services to be held in Anglican
Church every second and fourth
Sunday at 3 p.m.

The United Church of
Canada

Rev. L. Clinton Johnston
Castlegar Sunday School 10:30
am. Service of Worship 7:30
p.m. preceeded by gospel sing-
song 7:15 p.m. Services at Rob-
son — first and third Sundays
at 11 a.m. Services at Kinnaird
second and fourth Sundays —
11:15 a.m. :

Evangelistic Services

Evening Service and Sing-Song,
Sundays 7:30 Non-denominational,
all cordially welcome. Prayer
meeting — Wednesdays 8 p.m.
Young People’s meeting, Fridays
7:30. Above meetings in home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodrow,
on Columbia Avenue. Children’s
Bible Hour, Friday. 3:30 in home
of Mrs. Hagen, behind Castlegar
Cleaners. Good Tidings Sunday
School, Sundays 10 a.m. Corona-
tion hall.

HERE AND
THERE
WITH ARLEE

Experience is a good teacher.
I’ve been So good this week ‘there
isn’t even enough material to
make an interesting column.
“Life gets tedious, doesn’t it?”

Went to the P.T.A. meeting
Jast Monday. Before entering
I inquired of Muriel Grunerud
as to whether I was in the right
place — at the right time. Turn-
ed out I was not only correct
this time but even asked for the
right person. She heads the
“Welcoming Committee’ see
how I’ve improved? Every time
I go into that high school I wish
I were back in school. I re-
member the stone steps in our
school in Minneapolis had quite
deep depressions where the thou-
sands of feet had gone before
mine. I remember getting lost
once when I first started and
how I hated to have to go back
to my “home room” and ask
where to go, and I remember
the huge auditorium and being
in the “class play” — oh gee, I'd
like to go to high school again.

Tuesday the Ranch was well
represented at the Castle Theatre.
We all wanted to see of Mario
Lanza was worth raving about
— he was! The Waites and the
Anderson’s went enmasse — ten
of us. I guess Les Campbell
thought it was some kind of in-
vasion. The small fry were good
tho, and we all enjoyed the
evening.

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ribbons, rubber stamp pads,
eversharp leads, rubber stamps

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FOR SALE — 4 ROOM HOUSE
with bath, full basement, 2
lots. Apply J. Samson, Pine
Street. (P-2)

WANTED — DESK SPACE IN
Office or store, down-town
Castlegar. Apply P.O. Box 527,
Castlegar. * (P1)

WANTED TO RENT — 4 OR 5

xoomed houSe. with. option ;.to,

buy, .good tenants, references
if necessary. Apply Box'484,
Castlegar. (C-3)

NOTICE
The Catholic Women’s League
will hold its February meeting at
the home of Mrs. S. Rysen, to-
night at 8 o’clock.

LOST — ONE BROWN SUEDE
pouch style purse. Important
papers and keys, large sum of
money. Leave at Castle News
Office. Reward.

Mrs. H. F. Hawes entertained
on Wednesday in honor of her
daughter Glenna, for her third
birthday. Games were played
and the eight little guests en-
joyed a beautifully decorated
cake, the highlight of the lovely
refreshments.

Mr. and Mrs; ‘Vic Couture of
Trail were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Brodman.

Little Daphne MacLean-Angus,
youngest pianist at her mother’s
recital held recently, was incor-
rectly reported to be four years
old. She won’t be four until April
the 8th of this year.’

Miss Sharon Jones celebrated
her seventh birthday on Satur-
day by entertaining nine little
friends. Beverlee Jones and
Joanie Lightle took charge of
the games and refreshments, In-
vited guests were Bernice and
Barbara Lightle, Gayle MacPher-
son, Ann Bradford, Barbara
Rourke, Gordon Anderson, Jeff
Banningan and sister of the hon-
oree, Vicky Jones. Her brother
and sister-in-law Gary and Isa-
bel Jones were also invited.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Greep have
as their guests the latter’s moth-
er, Mrs. Court of Raymond, Alta.

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VILLAGE OF KINNAIRD
PUBLIC NOTICE
Complaints regarding Village Operations,
must, in future, be in writing and signed and be

delivered or mailed’ to the Municipal Clerk.
Verbal and phoned complaints will not be con-

-By Order of the Commissioners, .
: s. C. MUIRHEAD, Clerk. ©

Ww yy we had asked Fred
and Susan Wapple and _ their
brother Pat Wapple and their
“boarder” Miss Betty Ball to
come up and go tobogganing. It
was raining by then so we play-
ed “canasta” instead. Has that
bug bitten you? It took a wee
nip about two years ago and we
played a little but never seemed
to have time to continue. Then
after that start on Wednesday
we did it again Saturday — this
time with the Waites and the
Bradfords. Really is kind of
fun.

Thursday — _ Shall I tell it
again? I went to cover” the So-
cial Credit meeting — it was
well attended and quite interest-
ing. Knowing practically noth-
ing about politics, I am a poor
one to say. what I think but I
do know there is no time likg the
present to learn.

The week-end slipped by so
fast and here I am writing you
on Monday morning while the
wash water is heating again. I
would like to tell you about
Molly before I quit. We used to
see quite a bit of her during
the summer, but after it got
cold “Bob” didn’t like taking her
out any more than she liked go-
ing out with him, so it is only
special occasions we get to see
her. “Bob”, you see, is a horse
belonging to Molly Carlson.
You've seen the two of them to-
gether often. We even got a
Christmas card signed ‘Molly
and Bob” but I didn’t ask which
one signed it. To get on with
my story, we had a visit on Sun-
day and Molly told us about her
experiences of the day before.
It seems she had to deliver a
cat to the upper regions of Kin-
naird. So she tied it in a sack
and hung it on the saddle and
she and Bob proceeded to de-
liver said cat. All very normal
procedure,, of course, but what
makes it so amusing was seeing
the startled looks on the faces
of the people walking on the
opposite side of the street going
through Kinnaird. They could
hear deep yowls and meeows and
all they could see was a horse
and a girl. “All in a day’s ride”
— says Molly and if it weren’t
for me the msytery would still
be unsolved. 4

One more thing and then I
reall will stop — it seems I
owe an apology to young
Leslie Waldie. I wrote all about
the birthday party — just wish-
ing I could have been there too
and wondering how I could get
myself invited to the next one

and didn’t know until after the
paper came out that “she” is a
“he.” Not only that — he is
one of four boys and no sisters
and it is almost like adding in-
sult-to injury now wouldn't you
say? Just shows I'll have to
get “here and there” more and
find out a few of these things
in ‘advance. Sorry Leslie — it
won't happen again.

Robson Rec.
Elects Officers

The new executive board for
the Robson Racreational Society
were chosen at the annual meet-

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ing held recently. Mrs. R. Berry,
J. Leamy, B. Lamb, F. Humph-
ries and N. Hay were duly elect-

ed.

Reports for the year were also
given at this meeting, most im-
portant being the remodelling of
the second floor of the Robson
hall, providing two apartments
which had been rented immedi-
ately.

Guest speakers for the evening
were E. S. Martin and J. Dalziel
of Castlegar, speaking on the
work of the Kinnaird - Robson -
Castlegar Welfare Society. W.
Waldie and E. S. Martin were
appointed Robson representatives
on the executive of the welfare
group.

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