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CASTLE NEWS, Castlezss, B. Cc

Thursday, May 2 1,

1953

Softball Season Opens
Coronation Day For
Castlegar Cubs Team

Castlegar Cubs, senior men’s
fastball team, play their first
fame of the 1952 season on Sun-
day, May 31 when they mect the
Trait Motors Pontiacs in Trail, it
was announced at a mecting of
team representatives held in
Trail last night,

Castlegar's first home, game].

will be on Coronation Day, June 2
when the Cubs are scheduled to
play host to the Pontiacs again
on the Castlegar ball park as part
of Castlegar's Coronation Day
festivities, ‘

There will be a practice on the
ball park Friday evening after
supper. All prospective players
are urged to turn out for this
practice, the first of a series of
concentrated sessions to pick the
players who will play on the Cas-
dlegar club,

Last night’s meeting also deci-
ded to enter the Trail League in
the B.C. Association again this
year, There are to be three teams
in the Trail League, the same as
last year. They are the Trail
Motors Pontiacs, the Crown Point
Club and the Castlegar Cubs.

The home and home schedule
of games was arranged as follows
with the Castlegar home games
in black type.

Frid., May 29 — Crown Point vs

3 Pontiacs.

Sun.,.May 31 — Cubs vs Pontiacs.

Tues., June 2 — Pontiacs vs Cubs,

Wed, June 3 — Pontiacs vs
Grown Point. 4

- Fri, June 5 — Cubs vs-Crown
Point.

Sun., June 7 — Pontiacs vs “Gibs,

Tues., June 9 — Crown Point vs
Cubs.

‘Wed., June 10 — Cubs vs Pontiacs

Fri, June 12 — Crown: Point vs
Pontiacs.

Sun, June 14 — Pontiacs vs
Crown Point.

‘Tues., Sune 16 — Grown Point vs

cu

Wed., June we Crown Point vs
Pontiacs, s

Fri., June 19 — Cubs vs Pontiacs.

Sun., June 21 — Crown Point vs
Cubs. :

Tues., June 23 — Pontiacs vs Cubs

Wed., June -24 —. Pontiacs vs
Grown Point.

Bri, Sune 26 —. Cubs vs; Crown

fiat vs

new ornaments are being made
be of pure gold. As the design

single Tudor cose, which

includes effigy of the Queen.

will serve as a cla:
with red velvet and hallmarked with special coronation mark, which

A a FOR QUEEN FROM COMMONWEALTH

—Contrat Cress Canadian

Probably for the first time since the coronation of Edward V1
in 1547, the soverelgn 1s to be invested with armills or bracelcts,
among the most anclent royal emblems, at the coronation of Queen
Elizabeth in Westminster Abbey, London, on June
sented as gifts to the Queen for coronation investment by govern:
ments of Southern Rhodesia’ and the British Commonwealth, the
armills will be used at the ceremony Instead of the existing ones,
which were made for the coronation of Charles {1 in 1 The

e pre-

by the crown Jewellers anit will
shows, above, they will be quite

Plain. except for two narrow decorative bands of engraving and a

lasp. They will be lined

EPP PP
KINNAIRD KORRER

Mrs, T. Fourt has returned
home from Kimberley where she
has been visiting at the home of
her sister and brother-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs, L, Eckford.

Mr, and Mrs, A,

afternoon on the lawn of “The
‘White house”. The youngsters en-
joyed games and the delicious pic-
nic supper. topped by a large
candle-lit birthday cake. Invited
guests were: Miss Diane Cowlin,
Miss Anita Watson, Miss June
Killough, Miss Martha Johnston,
Miss Sandra Gray, Miss Sylvia

and
Wayne were week-end visitors to
Spokane.
Mr, and Mrs, A. Creighton and
family ‘were Monday.visitors at
Colville. —-
Miss Sharon White celebrated
her 13th birthday on Monday

Young People’s Group
Hold First Outing

The Young People’s Fellowship
of the Community Bible Centre,
held their first outing of the sea-

‘;| son on’ Friday last, in. place of

their regular meeting.
Bringing a High School friend

Tues, June 30 — Pontiacs vs Cubs

“Wed., une 31 — Cubs: vs Crown
Poin’

“Fri, Say, 2 — Pontiacs vs Crown
"Point.

Sun., July 4 — No game.

Tues, Sily 6 — Grown ‘Point vs

Cubs.

Wed., July 7 — Cubs vs Pgntiacs

Fri. "July 9 — Cubs vs Crown
Point.

‘Natural gas will generate ele-
‘tricity for factories and homes in
-Vermillion, Alta., by a gas turbine
wleetric generating unit now Being
installed,

as guest, a lively group of 35 met
near the mouth of Pass Creek, for
a. bonfire and . weiner roast.
Gathering about the fire after-
ward all. took part in a hearty
hymn-sing and a short Bible
Message ‘was given; as the regu-
Jar: meeting was held.

Miss Jennie Boyden of Oasis,
will be the guest speaker at the
meeting this Friday.at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Woodiow.
A district Young People’s Rally
is being planned for June 16th in
Twin Rivers Hall, when a tour-
ing musical team:from Prairie
Bible Institute will present a pro-
gram. Youth groups from sur-

rounding cities are being invited.

HEAR *

DOUG. WETMORE

‘YOUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE

A ill

Meeting at 8 p.m.

La a
ATTEND THE... :

TEA SOCIAL

Robson Recreation Society Hall
SATURDAY, 3 to 5.p.m.

‘Liberal Picnic
- KINNAIRD PARK

SUNDAY MAY 24
You Will Have the Time of Your Life.

Doug. Wetmore will be in Robson
Saturday-and at the Picnic on Sunday

1 and Miss Patty Lew-
is,

Mrs, E. A. Montpellier was a
week-end guest at the home of
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, R, White.

Master Ronnie Lewis enter-
tained six of his young friends
Tuesday ‘night in honor of his
ninth birthday, After a supper
at the Lewis home, Ronnie treat-
ed his guests to a picture show.
Those present were Wayne Gray,
Donnie Gray, Bobbie and Peter
Manahan, Terry Ackney and Har-
ry White. -

SAF TERNOON
REFLECTIONS

GLADYS COLLINSON

There is nothing like the lack
of road courtesy in a male driver
to get A woman on her high horse,

.| I know, because it happened to

me last week-end, and what’s
more, he yelled at me too. You
would think that I had dut in
front of him on purpose. i
As it happened, though, -I didn’t
even see the lug, well, anway, not:
till he stuck his homely mug out
of the truck window, and growl-
‘ed certain things that no gentle-
man. ought to say to a lady, and
besides, I'm not used to driving
through a large City.

I am used to driving onto the
Castlegar Ferry, however, but as
it happened, I got yelled at there,
too. It seems there Js a line divl-
ding the driving space on either
side, and according to law and
order, each car is allotted just
that amount of space. In fact,-it
ean become quite complicated if
you don’t stay on your own side,
and the is

Former Robson. Student

‘Wins Motorcycle Cup

Eddy Hilton, a one time mem-
ber of the Castlegar Motorcycle
Club, and a graduate of the for-
mer Robson high school, won the
Kay Don trophy this week for

pretty touchy about it.

It turned out all right, though,
because the next evening when I
drove onto the Ferry, I edged
very close to the outside, In do-
ing so, I removed about a foot of
nice new aluminum paint from
his darned old, Ferry, so I figure
that should just about even the
score.

Three million immigrants came
to Canada in 1897-1914, one mil-
lion of whom came from the
United States,

racing at Barrie, Ont-
arlo,

His parents Mr. and Mrs, G, M.
Hilton, of the Brilliant power.
plant, were advised of the news
by a telegram from Mrs. Eddy.

Hilton, the former Miss Phyllis’

Humphries of Robson. t
Mr, Hilton won the race over

Thursday, May 21,

{O59

CASTLE NEWS,

“Castlegar, B.C.’

Page 9

‘The News’

“FOR SALE — Choice building lot

on Second Avenue, Block 48,
» Castlegar, , All. cleared, ‘Apply
Castle News. P3-19

FOR SALE — C.C.M. balloon
tired bike, Child's push cart.
Apply G. G, Atchison. C3- 19

FOR SALE — McLary Coal and
wood range. Electric hot plate.
Panel steel bed with box

“Classifieds

FOR SALE — Modern 4 roomed
house, Central location, Write
Box 402, Castlegar, | | P3-19

FOR SALE —-1047.Chev. Fleet-
line Aero sedan. Custom radio,
Spotlight, Heater, De Luxe
mirrors, Body in nice shape,
‘Black color. [Reasonably priced.
Write Box 410, Castlegar, P2-20

FOR SALE — Fence posts, Ap-
ply Box’ 504, Castlegar. P3-20

springs, 3 burner C; ire gas
Stove. Apply R.C.M.P. otto,
Castlegar, 3-18

a two mile course, 35

: ahead of the second place man.

Federal government spending
this year will be only 9 per cent
less than in the peak war year et
1943-44, *

| Wrinkl- Shed
DAN RIVER

Dress Lengths

NO TWO.- ALIKE

\: See this Lovely Dress Length Material
Individually Packaged in Assorted.
Lengths and Reasonably Priced

Handi - Cut

“McCALL’S
Printed Pattorns

We Have a Fine Selection

Simplify your Dress Making

WEST'S

You can cut

TAXES

On Election Day, June 9, Your Vole:
For A Liberal Government Will:

Reduce car licences to $10.00
a year.

Eliminate the tax on all meals.

Eliminate the tax on all pur-
chases of thirty cents anid

under.

You can restore the

~ 600d ROADS-
- PROGRAM

Your ote Fer A Liberal Gocaranient

On June 9, will:

Expand | construction and
paving of main Highways.

Provide a. specific annual ap-
propriation: for construction °
and improvement of secondary)

roads.

You can achieve beffer
LABOUR RELATIONS

-On Election Day, Your Vote For, A
Liberal Government Will:

Restore the Labour Relations °
Board to a full time-basis. 0

Assure action on the Industtial -
Conciliation and Arbitration
Act-at the first session.

Amend the Workmen's Com- ’
pensation Act in accordance
with the yecommendations of
Chief Justice. Sloan.

you can | protect our
SCHOOL SYSTEM .

‘On Election Day, June 9, Your Vote
ForA Liberal Government Will:
Bring additional: ‘relief to all’,

areas by the Government -
assuming-80 percent of Edu-

cation costs.

Provide a definite grant based
‘on a per capita unit of pupils
: and’ employed teachers.

Save B.C. from. the Roltson :

F ormula.

. Your Liberal Candidates: are ‘the ablest i in -the : ‘field.
‘As Liberal’ leader I am pledged to Boplemsnt these:
and other planks in our platform.

FOR, RENT — 5 roomed house
close to town, For information
contact H. G. Hoodicoff or write
Box 74, Castlegar. , P3-19

Nicholson Named To’
Kimberley Plant Post
L. J. Nicholson ‘has been ap:

pointed Superintendent. of. the
Kimberley Fertilizer Department

Smelting Company of : Canada
Limited effective the Ist of May,
according to an announcement
made today by BR A, G. Colls,
Manager of Cominco's Chemicals
and Fertilizers Division, In his
new position, Mr. Nicholson is: in
charge of Cominco's new $9,000,-
000 Fertilizer Plant at Kimber-
ley,, which is scheduled to come
into operation this summer.
Mr. Nicholson was born in
d Islands, in

‘FOR SALE — House and lot. 4
on

roomed, full size
~Shewchuk Subdivision, Fur-
nished, if preferred. Apply H.
Vesper, Box 621, Caster

FOR RENT —.3 bedroom home
7th Avenue, Sapranoff Subdiv-
ision. Also for sale, Clare Jewel
Range, like new, J. Dupius, Box
486, Ce P3-20

1910, He ‘came to Canada at an
early age and attended school in
Vancouver. After ‘obtaining a
Bachelor of Arts degree at the
University of British Columbia,

FOR SALE — 1930 C!
‘light delivery. Licenced. Good
rubber, $100, E. Stanford Coe
tlegar. -20

FOR SALE-— 14 hp. Evinrude
Outboard Mator. Just like new.
Apply H. S. Johnson, Box 187 or
Phone 2546, Castlegar. © P3-20

FOR SALE — Gilson large fur-
nace. Apply W. Rigby, Phone
2351, Castlegar. 3-20

‘WANTED — 100 Zt, of 1/2 or 3/4

inch used pipe. Mrs. P, M, Jolly,
Robson. C3-19

WORK WANTED — Seamstress
| in

he with his studies and
in 1934, graduated ‘from U.B.C.|,
with a B.A, Se. degree in Chem-
ical Engineering.

Mr. Nicholson joined Cominco
in June of 1934, His first years

draperies, slip covers, etc. Ap-
ply Mrs. George Kowluk, Kin-
naird, B,C. P3-19

WORK WANTED — Part time
housework. Apply Box 97,
ci P3-21

with the C were spent on
the Smelter Yard Gang and later
in the Tadanac Assay Office, In
April, 1938, he was appointed Re-

of The Consolidated Mining: and |‘

Mr. Bennett Reads
The Lesson

.. (Contributed)
Come children, , please gather
around me, i .

Sit quietly. here at:my knee,

I'll explain ‘Social Credit, dear
infants,

It’s simple as A.B.C.

The first thing that you must re-
member

Is that,our majority’s oné

And the sooner defeat comes the
better,

"Oh F tell you, we'll have lots
of fun!

‘| The lesson is really quite, simple

I say there — yes, you is the
back —

Be quiet. Just listen to me ‘now.

‘While, I. demonstrate .how to
twist facts, {

Remember that people aren’ rt
- clever

Their iemorles are frighttully

ort,

30. we'll promise them oodles of
good things

went nat them past Zovernments
taxed. them,

And -burdened them wn, .I
say shame.

search Assistant at

Plant. Since then he has held sev-

eral posts in the Chemicals and
As-

Division i

FOR SALE --, Baby.
Wine color. Excellent eames
$12.00. Phone 2791 or Box 405,
Castlegar. ee 3-20

LOST, — $20.00 bill across street
from Rigby’s. Finder please
phone 3962. Reward. C1-21)

sistant Superintendent, Fertilizer
Group, In January, 1951,:he was
ad to special ‘duties dealing

FOR SALE.— Jacket heater. Two

, lids. Coal or wood. Apply R.

Baglo, Kinnaird Upper Pench
3 -!

Queen Contestants must have
all tickets and money turned into
Mrs. N. Oglow by Tuesday night,
May 26, 3-19

with. the design and construction
of the Kimberley fertilizer plant.
Mr. Nicholson is a member of
the Chemical Institute of Canada
and is a Keen on sports

FOR SALE ™:— Bathroom Set.

NOTICE —‘C.W.L. Bake Sale

Apply Alex Robson,
B.C, See P3-21
FOR: SALE: -=-: Building with
‘room and equipment for store
with. 4 room living quarters,
fully ‘modern,’ above, Phone
2788, or sale B Box 251, Kinnaird.
= C3-:

t
1 | Mine-Mill L.A. Local 131,

, May: 23, 3 to 5 p.m. in
Leo Bosse's Store. C2-20

Dor’t Miss: the Hard Times) ¢

with golfing, fishing and curling
being his ‘current ‘activities, he

We'll fi
*. sion,
To honor our party’: ‘8 Bood name

relief’ from oppres-

bed them

With the insidious hospital tax

Then® promise. relief from com-

pulsion

Ben though our economy
cracks.

We'll. cut down on government
spending,

I mean what'I say, by heck.

‘We'll put toll roads’all over the

of the Un
of British: -Columbia Canadian
team in

Dance in the Kinnaird
ment. Society Hall tomorrow
night. Proceeds to Castlegar &

{on MY. Nicholson ‘is married
and has two children. He will live
in Chapman‘ Camp. ear

Distric by
1-21

Prince Edward Island originally
had the Indian name of Abegweit,
and later the French name of Isle
de St, Jean, ,

Track Meet

Continued from Page 4

“rene 7 Gail Seaton,

Employer's contributions to un-
employment :insurance,  work-
men’s compensation, pensions and.
welfare d to $360,900,000

saa TT

LIABILITY
Accident — Sickness

in 1952.

Betty Horswill.

Boys, 60 meters, 14 and under —
Bill Murray, Cyril Fofonoff, T.
Strelieff.

Boys :100 meters, 16 and under—
Paul. Zanet, -Leo.-Franco,.-Don

whew &
K: A. Morrow.

OPTOMETRIST ie
Suite 3:— Post Office Blag..

sBiours 9 am, to 5 p.m.
= WED, — SAT.

; For Appointments —

Mon.-Wed.-Sat Phone 2581
Other Days Phone 3182

ae

tf

= Hear them at. the Thestre
LAKESIDE ‘HOBBY. CENTRE _

Boys’ “400 ‘meters, 1 ,
‘Gordy. Reed,, Ken Dergoussoff,
‘Richie Martini,

“Irene | Marshall, . Gail Seaton,
Lorraine Scheupfer,

Girls Broad’ Jump, 16 and over —
Alice « Horswill, Arlene Blai-
hut, Elaine Phillips.

Girls Relay, 16.,and under —
House Three,.O. Samsonoff, Y.
Patton, E, Schellenberg, J. Ry-
sen; House Four, F. Ceccone,
V. Gleboff, J. Bergen, V. Haw-
kins; House Two, F, Magwood,
B. Killough, A. LeRoy, J.
Hardie.

Boys Relay,
House mhrees G. Churches: B.

14 and under —

Girls, High: Jump, 14 and under $

And abolish good old. PRO-

EC. :

Ah, Tillie, do come and sit. by me.
Don't lower your voice past a
* shout
When 'y ou. dare (in, most dagy

like fashion)
House members to

‘THROW US OUT?"
Our Behonl system must be abo

shed";

The torch goes to Rolston ‘and
Reid.» -

Efective Living will have to go.

“Down with Sex”. Let that be
our creed,

Now remember — to labor we're
friendly.

_ Though -out with+ -the-Board ssay

love them.
anoueh their union we plan to
ny.
And so my aa children, your're
learnin,
“What Social Credit must say]
To assure that we stay in power.
Thus endeth the lesson, Let's
pray.
*. The Rossland Miner.

Canada has‘nine different spe-
cies of pine tree.in two well est-
ablisheed groups of hard and soft

woods. .

le;
House a B. criti “7,
Strelieff, W. Atchison, J. Tup*
per, A. Bergen; House Two, C.
Fofonoff, G. Rilkoff, B. Hunter,
G. Worobey,

Boys 800 meters, 16 and over —
Joe Zeeben, Leo Goetting, Wal-
ter Poohachoff.

Boys Relay, 16 and under —
House Four, .L, Franco, F.
Stooshnow, P, Zanet P. Holu-
boff; House’ Two, 'N. Newlove,
“B. Kanigan,.L, Kavic, C.. Wan-

» joff; House Three, J.. Collinson,

Fs J. Chernoff, *M,

Stark white: for!sum.

merl See it here today..
beautifully interpreted
in shoes ‘as pretty as
they are comfortable, -

PHONE 3641

STORE

Murray.

Boys High. Jump, 14 and under —
- Cyril Sookachoff/ Cyril . Fofo-
noff, George Anatooshkin. -
Girls Broad Jump, 16’and under—
Carolyn McLaughlin, Fran

Magwood, Babs Killough.

Three, T. Killough, C. Mc-
Laughlin, A. Blaihut, S. Taylor;

; House Four, A, Horswill, -D.
Muirhead, E. Phillips, B? Lip-
sett; House Two, J. Hett, M.
Heagy, M. Carlsen, J. Ramsay.
‘Boys :Relay,, 16 and" :over —
House Four, R. Martini, K.
Bachina, L. Goetting, W. Pooha-
pchotf; House Two, M. Gustaf-
son, G, Reed, B. Easton, J. Zee-
‘r ben; House: One, Ralph Eng-
‘land, J. Plotnikoff, oh Nixon, A.
Jacobson,.+ 2
ty

Girls Relay 16 and over — House]~

TEAHAN FUEL
FOR THE BEST IN COAL
Office — Arrow Motors
PHONE 2251 or 4191

Odds Against

eneeine wil Boe such ine

We'll say that the Liberals fob-| ”

Castle Theatre

SAVE.WITd
A Thriftpass

FRIDAY and entueeey

An M-G-MA Petoce

Gilbert ROLAND > Glenda FARRELL
Robest HORTON * Barbara RUCK

SPREASURE of"
LOST CANYON
coon °TECHMICOLOR,

ym ROSEMARY. CECAMP
TOHMY WO 3

Gene LOCKHART

“ Shows’ at:6:30 and 9 p.m.

But forget not to “tell ‘them we :

Oppositions

THE SWING IS TO SOCIAL
CREDIT.

AGAINST ANY OF THE OP-|

ING ENOUGH SEATS TO AS-
SURE ‘STABLE GOVERN-
™ : oo hee

SOCIAL CREDIT IS THE ONLY.
UNITED PARTY. UNDER
TRIED -‘LEADERSHIP: THAT
CAN. SECURE A WORKING
MAJORITY WITHOUT. POLI-
, TICAL,LOG ROLLING.

DON'T, “BE: MISLED. |
¥OUR- BALLOT
CHOICE.

MARK
FIRST

. Social Credit

Tue advertisement is issued by
British ‘Columbia Social Cre-
2 dit; Campaign | Committees:

sci”

THE ODDS ARE DEFINITELY |
POSITION. PARTIES SECUR:|"-

. FRIDAY - SATURDAY May 28 30

ay and TUESDAY

Shows at 7 yaad 9 p.m.

- $150. PAYNITE WED.

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