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CASTLE NEWS THUR.

RIL 28TH, 1949.

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4 CASTLE NEWS

THUR. APRIL 28TH, 1949.

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BAPTONE

FATHER ANDREWS (CONT'D FROM P.”)
Andrews died on April 24th. On the an-
niversary of his funeral, which took
place in his home diocese of Scranton,
an anniversary requier Mass was cele—
brated by Father Barnes .for Father
Andrews - RolePo

Three-year old Gayle McPherson spent
the week-end visiting her grandma and
grandpa, Mre & Mrse George McPherson
of Nelson, Bo Co

Mrs. J. Ge Milligan, of Greenwood,
B.C., visited Mr.& Mrs. J.oWilliams
recently while en route to the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Fourt of Kinnaird.

Mr. & Mrse Je Williams were recan
visitors to Rossland.

Mrs. Ao Zuckerberg has returned ‘from
Nelson where she was been a patient at
Kootenay Lake General Hospital.

CASTLEGAR

YOURS FOR SERVICE
FLY SCREEN AND ADJUSTABLE SCREEN
WINDOWS HAVE ARRIVED.

CONGOLEUM RUGS AT PRICES ‘YOU CAN
AFFORD. ‘

SHOVELS, SPADES, DIGGING FORKS, WHEEL
BARROWS, LAWN MOWERS AND POULTRY
NETTING. ;

MEN, WE HAVE THOSE BUTT GAGES AND SAW:
VISES YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR.

LOCK SETS AND CUPBOARD DOOR CHROMIUM
HARDWARE ©

INSIDE --- OUTSIDE --- BOATS
STAINS --- VARNISHES

WE HAVE ROLL-ON PAINTING SETS.

The Fire Season opens on May lst.
Fire Permits will be required after
that date. However, the Castlegar
Firemen will permit burning on Wed.
afternoon on May 4th only from 1:00
o'clock on without permits in order to
give people a chance to clean up their
rubbisho

BIRTHS: To Mro & MrsePeter Negraeff of
Thrums, April 22nd, a daughter.

To Mre & Mrso William Reith of
Kinnaird, April 23rd, a daughter.

Mre & Mrs. Io ABvawaiiit' left by -lane
for Kamloops last Saturday. They had
been visiting for the past three weeks
at the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. & Mrse Le Ve Campbell.

Mrso Jo Ke Kraveki and daughter
spent the Easter holidays visiting
in Coleman, Alta. . They returned last
Sunday.

' The ohiidren: Csetl sess & Robson
schools enjoyed a holiday Wednesday ,

KINNAIRD COUPLE WED HERE-
St.Rita's Church was the scene of a
_ lovely wedding on Monday, when Rev.
Father Barnes united in marriage Ann
“Coyle Tait, who recently arrived from
Glasgow, Scotland, and Jack Hughes,
also of Glasgow.

The happy couple left for Nelson,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
On their return they will reside at
Kinnaird.

KINNAIRD NEWS

A meeting of Kinnaird ratepayers,
called by the Commissioners of the Vil-
lage, was held on Tues. evening in the
Community Halle After some discussion
as to the best way to handle the C.Me&
8. grant, Mr. Ce Idle made a motion,
seconded by Mre We Taylor, that the

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' Kinnaird Improvement Society, the only

the teachers attending a meeting.

registered group, be given the respon-
sibility of dispensing the C.M.& S.
grant. It was felt that as the Society
is open to all residents of Kinnaird,
that would give everyone interested a
voice in future distribution of the

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The entrants for the Folk Dancing
have just one more week to practise.
It 18 hoped that around 16 dancers will
travel to Trail next Wed. evening.
There will be a Folk Dance on Friday
and a good turn-out 1s expected.

Mr. & Mrse Tommy Evans, now living
in Fernie, visited Mr.e & Mrs. R. H.
White during the Easter Holidays.

Mr. & Mrse Joe Burrows were visitors
to Spokane on Tuesday.

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