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Thursday March 29th, 1951

* Castle News

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[FRANCIS GE. NERAL 5 TORE

(Formerly Gall's Store),
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS:

GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, aaa
MEATS , SCHOOL ‘SUPPLIES.

Open 9:30AM. to 10:30P:M

OFFIGIAL LANGUAGE “AND MOTHER TONGUE IN THE CENSUS OF
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In the 1951 Census of Canada, to be taken tiis Sunes.
; éach person will be: asked to state whether » he speaks
“both official languages, d.e., English and French,

“sEnglish only, or neither. In addition to the inquiry

on official language, there will be a question: on mother
“) tongue. For census purposes, mother tongue. is: defined
“s)'as the lenguage first learned in childhood and still
a ‘understood by the person. Information gathered in the

~|-eensus on this subject is useful in. indicating the
ae -relative number. and location of the. people of, eer sous
| language groups in Canada. :

ee .Sixty-seven per cent.of the population of. ie 507, 900
in 1941 spoke English only of: the two official langu- e
i) ages, 19 per.cent spoke French only, 13 per cent spoke .
‘| both official languages, and one per cent aor neither.
English nor French.
: About 56 per. cent in 1941 gave English as , mother

'lgongué, while about 30 per cent reported French. of the

other langueges spoken as mother tongue, the: most
important were: German, which was ‘the mother tongue. of
322,000 persona; Ukrainian, the. mother tongue of. |
513,009; Indian-Eskimo, reported by 151,000; Yiddish,

"30,0003 an@ Polish, 129,000. As’ a result of the im-
“:| migration since the War it is expected that there may

-[| be an inerease in the number of persons of. auch mother |
tongues as Netherlands,: Polish, Lithuenian: and other. :
‘languages of peoples: coming from the Baltic. countries..
“Phe 1951 Census figures will. show what changes: there
:)} have been in languages. spoken and mother pongue -in the. .
i| ten years since the Census of 1941. ele

Information on mother tongue and official. lenguage :
‘¥)-speken is used for a variety of purposes by- ‘churches,
| Business and governments, It ic an. indication of how
‘the numerous ‘origin’ and: langage" “groups in’ he “popu=
‘lation are being assimilated;..and 1s one means of ~ °
measuring the progress of the. ‘various constituents in.

i] the population which ‘are, intermingling to: produce the

‘l'Ganadian nation of the future. It is also.a valuable
a ‘measure of market potentials for certain commodities.

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j : : COURT ‘LESSONS _ ; eta Maer eis
‘Galaesy: (cP) A. score. of suivente fron. calgery | business =

: ‘gollege attended a hearing of the ‘bakery. combines trial.|;

| and. received a lesson in: court. procedure from Mr. :
‘Justice Boyd McBride. His lordship took time: out ito
: explain the working of various court officials. © beans

KOOTENAY TEMPLE No.37 PYTHIAN SISTERS
3rd ANNUAL-.APRIL FOOLS TEA
March Sist...33 to 5 P.M.
“TWIN | RIVERS | -. HALL
Everybody Welcome’ Fun For All....
. HOW CRAZY CAN WE GET? :

“by the former Shirley-Ann Battrum,daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs. A.T. Battrum of Vancouver, rormerly of Battrum,

if of Mr. and Mrs. Az. Klimovich of Castlegar, in St. Mery's
.) | Anglican Church in USE Rev. ed e: Williams
oe ‘officiated. :

CASTLEGAR SOCIAL
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Mr. Bob Pitts who ue attending Technical School at
Calgary spent the Raster with. his parents, Wr. and Mrs.
H. Pitts. —
Mr. ena Mrs. J. Swan and family spent the Raster
week-end at Vernon. eee

: Mr. and Sees) Ie Meadows have left to make their
home in Trail. :

Miss Betty Smith visited at Newberg, ‘éregon, lest

: Mogi en’. .

- - Mrs. Andreachuk made her official visit to the
Nakusp Myrtle. -Pemple: Nos. 16-and New Denver Iucerene No.1%
Mrs. ¥. Sorenson end urs. G. Robertson accompanied her.

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Mrs and Mrs. ay ~ Rigney of East ‘Trail were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams.

Dr. He Smyth and Mr. M.-Moren are holidaying in.
Nene guver | B.C. eee .

Mrs. Vo Henry | has. returned from the Trail Tedenac:
Hospital :

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Mr. “end Mrs. Ge Wanless. and daughters have ‘returned

; from. their holiday at Neidort ; Sask.

Ady “vrs. De “Borcet of. Penticton, ‘Bec. As visiting her
brother. and . et eter: 1n-tan, mn: and Mrs. H. Wade.

Marcia ‘Bali.

“Miss Ve Miros, “Mra. Le aiohondson, Mr. W. Kereitt
end Mr. @. Lampard motored . to Nelson to attend the’.
‘West ‘Kootenay Open. Championship Bein ce ‘Tournament. :
: Miss Mercia ‘Bell ‘ot Trail visited ak ‘the pons ‘of
Mre cand urs. ‘Be greener Lkast:

“SPECIAL GATHERING oF P CASTLEGAR CHURCHES: WITH THE
“FRIDAY. MARCH SOth AT 8PM. A CHOIR-OF.40 WILL SING
RUSSIAN: AND ENGLISH HYMNS. EVERYONE ‘INVITED.

“NO CHARGE. S

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H EALT: H:. SER VIC. -E

Are you suffering. ‘from Nervous, Condition
Headaches, Rheumantism, Strained Muscles

Shrunk Muscies, Crippled Limbs, Stiff

Joints, Lumbago.. .-

See N.-D. CRAMER.
You. will get wonderful help. Hours.

from 10 to.10. First house’ from Reary.
opposite Robson Bus Depot.

LADIES ; WEAR

“GOTHIC BRASSIERES: oe
Broadcloth . Nylon... Satin...
$1.25. & 1.95 $2,507 $1.95 2

NATURES. RIVAL. BRASSIERES. . .$1,50. up.
THE RIGHT FIT IN A FOUNDATION. GARMENT

Natures Bivel & & Narnerg leGeutis.. :

ol Juliet. cap:held the’ bride's. full length veil of French’

‘Pama lily of the. valley.

f ‘or: honor in a’ pink gown. Mrs... B.' Klimovich, in blue,

‘| and-.bridesmaid. The attendants’ gowns ware styled alike

Pp andrew Klimovich, ‘the groom's brother, ‘ushered.

"| their honeymoon, the: bride. travelling in.a gold’ gebar-

‘ Beneeee °

: 1 treapasses against his ‘duty. ‘who. sleeps upon: his watch,

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JOBNNY KLIMOVICH WEDS AT COAST

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A gown ‘designed and maae. by her sch nastier Was worn

Saak., when sha became the: bride. of John Klimovich, son .

' The bride’s gown was fashioned of white satin, with
‘front panel of Chantilly lace in the full ‘skirt. ‘The
‘sleeves were. bell-shaped with lace: undersleeves. A lace

‘g1lusion net and she carried a bouquet of pink roses
Miss Doloras Battrum, the pridets ‘giater, was meta.

end Miss Irene Vayoo, in yellow, were brides-matrons i

.of chiffon over satin, worn with matching tiaras. Their

colonial. bouquets’ were of carnations. and iris. .

‘BoC.
Mr. William Battrum, the bride's brother: and Mr.

be After: the reception the couple lett for Seattle on

‘dine suit with navy: sropcor’ and ‘accessories, and’ orchid |

‘Public life is a situation of power. end anergy; he

as well as he that’ goes over to the enemy. --E. “Burke

Thursday March 29th, 1951 -

|: by.:son Gorden’ spent, the weekend ‘at. the’ (Roms: of a ané

: Kingston Jamaica will’ make: his home: in Kinnaird with .

es Mr. Alexander Klimovich was best-man of. his: brother,
‘| @ graduate in etvil ‘enetnesrine) from Universi ty. of

? held at: ‘the ‘home: of Mrs. J. Robinson on: Monday. rene 26,

ted. by' the President Mrs. uM. Witten,. followed'.by ‘the’
: We Ae: Prayers: The’ usual” business ‘proceeded | and ‘the treane:

‘Per, reported 16:members on the roll; a large ‘inerease’ in
: ‘the 10. months ‘since:the first: meeting’ was: held last. ‘Mey
The’ visiting: ‘committee. reported on several. ‘sick calls
cand. flowers. were ‘sent, including: those which. “decorated
the altar’ for: Easter: ‘Communion | (Continued ‘on ‘Page 8)

__) News’ FROM: KINNAIRD KORNER |
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“ies and’ irs. Mex Gseighton left by car for Vancouver
where Mr. Gretetton Will receive medical attention.

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Mr. and Mrs.” We Donaldson of Sunshine Bay: ‘accompanied

Mrs. a. MeWhinnie, Sr!
“The ‘Ladies: aid of. the: Kinnaird Prosbytert en. ehureh aS
net for their regular monthly meeting, at the home of
Mrs. D.° Davies. a sale’. of homes cooking is planned: for =:
‘the 6th of. April. AAS

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Mrs Keith. Patton who ‘has recently arrived from :

his perents Mr and Mrs. AoBo Webster. ; :

Sewer

‘Miss Anne. 'MeDonalaof Warfield was a Cs visitor |
at the home of. Soka ‘and - Mrs. Paul Graveline. at

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o URINNAIRD: ANGLICAN Wed fe ee
“The monthiy meeting of: the ‘Kinnaird Anglicar WeA. was

13 members, attended. ult
: The meeting ‘opened with the: dévotional nerigd: con ae:

“Miss Mareeret Williams is visiting in Treil fore
te fow Says, gu

eae AND DiS e a Crs

¢ ELEBRI.T Le © oO a c E: Rg T ‘S-

A Ss sO c a A 7 1 O N

‘Announces with pride Artists.

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for thé 1951+ 1952. Season
“Patricia “ravers, Noted. violinist

November’ Sth” a
‘Thomas Li Thomas , baritone Dec. :

“Leopold Simonean, AyETe tenor
: january 30th «=
“Hazel Scotts famed pianist: Feb. 29th.

SEASON MEMBERSHIP. $7, 50.

“$2. 50. down payacut balance. “in? wo:
two ‘payments. Tickets” tfansferraple.

CAMPAIGN DATES ‘April ‘2nd to oth
pes hrs. He “Adie as
.Box 691:, Castlegar, Bsc,

Alii Concerts in |
Trail High School -

. Auditorium. -

2 ‘Commienc tng at 8: 30 P.M.

LADIES WH E SANDALS “$3. 95,5. Terre 25
‘BLACK ‘OR’ RED. SUEDE SANDALS.......$3. 25
‘CHILDREN'S. SHOES IN ALL: SIZES. ee cs ck
MEN'S” ‘SHOES. OAKWOOD... .$11. 95. & $14. 95.
G. aw. G. “BLUE DENIM. PANTS......-$3. 95:
CARPENTERS OVERALLS.......... 1.85. 50.