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Members maintain that attitude. Since I know that Ross-
land-Trail is the most beautiful and the most important
I can't get very interested in these other ridings.

My wife and I did take a trip up Vancouver Island as
fer as Campbell River a few: weeks ago and we found the
country very beautiful, particularly around Parksville
and Qualicum. The weather was cold and clear and the —
view across the Straits of Georgia and Texada Island to
the snow-capped mountains on the mainland was really
gorgeous. Bet ioe : :

Bert Welch, the Mol.A. for Comox, took us around the
district and I spoke to several groups. As usual we ran
jnto some ex-Trailites. At Parkaville we'met David King
who had worked in Trail for a time - in the Post Office
I think. In Courtenay we met Mr. and Mrs. Geoff. Brown-.
ing who lived in Trail some. twenty years agoe We also
met Mr, and Mrs. Bell McCusker. Mrs. McCusker was Eileen
Faulkner before she married Bill and was a stenographer
in both Trail and Calgery.offices of the C.Mo& S. Go.
Bill now is editor of the Courtenay paper. .

My department is quite closely connected with the

Thursday Merch lat, 1951

PLAN SPRING TEA
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Branch 170

on Columbia. Avenue, Tuesday evening. . 4

Mrs. H. Woolf was accepted. into membership. . ;

Plans for their spring tea were discussed and commit=
tees were formed with Mrs. Lampard appointed general
convener. The date of April 2lst has been set for the
tea. z

& committee of three was appointed to assist the

hela on May 11th.

the secretary was instructed to write the committee
offering to serve refreshments on *Open House" evening.

The final card party of the season will be held on
March 17th. -

Satisfactory progress on the Fall Fair was reported
by the chairman of the Fair Committee, Mrs. I. Riley.

Mrs. We Hubert was appointed convener of a committee
to arrange a social evening, for members and friends,
to be held at the end of next month.

Castle News. castle News

Thursday March lst, 1951

held their. regular monthly meeting in ‘the Memorial Hall -

Legion with arrangements for their annual Cabaret to be ~

Mrs.I. Riley reported on plans for Education Week and :

problem of rehabilitating handicapped persons and J am
interested in the subject. A few weeks ago I visited E

Board - the one at Shaughnessy Hospital and also the
Western Society of Physical Rehabilitation. These insti-
tutions are ali doing excellent work in returning handi-
capped persons as. useful members of society. :

I ran into Pat Tiedje in the laboratory at, Shaughnessy
and in the Infantst Hospital which I had visited -earlier
that day I had met Miss Hermon - sister of. Don Hermon .

That night I attended the Annual Dinner Meeting of the
Burnaby Hospital Society which is just on the point of :
‘|ouilding a new 114-bed hospital. There I met the Revo
Mrs: Glerihew, another ex-‘Irailite. ee :

the rehabilitation centres of the Workmen's Compensation

U.S. General Lost
By Harry iecles
.Cenadian Press Staff Writer

the U.S. 9th Corps, died after the crash of his heli-
copter near the Han river; Moore ‘had been named less

‘|than two'weeks previously to command the 9th Corps, to

which the Canadian troops in Korea have. been reported
attached. oe .

Moore was the fourth general lost by United Nations
forces in Korea. ; ‘ oy

. The United States. lost another general in Korea Last :
Saturday when Major-General Bryant E. Moore, commander of|.

I can see that this Session, is going to be @ very busy
time for me since I have my usual work in addition to
the work of the Legislature. this is :particulerly true
since there will certainly. be a lot of discussion about
my department and especially about Hospital Insurance.

A.D. TURNBULL, -

.Minister of Health and Welfare.

THREE NEW KIWANIANS .

Three new members were officially inducted into the
Kiwanis Club Tuesday night. These were, Bert Donnan,
introduced by Cyril Bell, Omer Lightle introduced by
G. Fowler, and Joe Killough, introduced by Bob Sommers.
Olaf Aasland delivered the address which welcomed these
new members, and gave them an insight into the workings,
of Kiwanis international, its aims, responsibilities,
and the satisfaction derived from working with it.
Afterwards each was officially presented with his pin.
and badge and then assigned club duties by President: .
Gus Leitner. :

During the meeting a preliminary report was received
on the drive to raise'a some of money for a burnt out
Castlegar resident. It.is expected this will ibe finale
ized and ready for publication at next weeks meeting.

Out of town guest was Percy Hiies, past president of.
the Trail club, and well know district Kiwanjgn. :

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Riches have wings, and grandeur is 4 dream; -
‘  aeWilliem Cowper. =

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (Castlegar)
Sponsored by

CASTLEGAR DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD —
CASTLEGAR DISTRICT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

Go-Sponaces:

“Whe Pythian Sisters

The Anglican Church
St. Alban'’s Church

Castlegar Canadien Legion
Castlegar & District
Chamber. of Commerce
Lillien Killough Chapter
Io Oo De Eo ;
Kiwanis Club .

Knights of Pythies

St. Rita*sa Church

The United Church
- GeHeH Ss Students C. :
Ladies Auxiliary to the ©
hes f : ; _, Ganadian Legion :
Knights of Columbus . nee
PROGRAM M .
sundey March 4th, Education Week Church. Services:

Tuesday March 6th, 7:30+9:30P.M., Open House in ~ .
a : : Stanley Humphries High School
Wednesday Mer.7th, QAMo-3P.M. Open House in Elem-
: : entary School and’ High School.
7s50P.M.=9:50P.M. Open House in
Castlegar No.1 School.

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EDUCATION WEEK|

EDUCATION WEEK PROGRAM DRAWN UP

The Secretary of the Educetion Week committee, Mr. Jo
A. Charters is, pleased to report that both the lay
organizations and the churches of Castlegar are giving
Education Week (March 4-11) their full support and have
permitted their names to be used a co-sponsors of Edu-
cation week in Castlegar. A list of sponsors and the
program drawn up by the Education week committee appears
elsewhere in this paper. Sponsorship in this case means
taking an active interest in the work and aims of the
schools, attending an Open Day if possible and passing
the word on to their friends and acquaintances.

The program this year is, of necessity limited, but
should be quite informative. It opens.on Sunday with
special services in the iocai Crurecnes, to advan Jatten=
tion to the spiritual aspects ci education.

On Tuesday parents of high school students or those
who will be entering: the Junior-Senior high school next
yeer are particularly. urged to attend, for the courses

. ‘to be offered next year will be presented and explained

by Mr. Thomas, with a-view to bringing not only child
but parent into a thorough understanding of course sel-
ection and how it affects the future of the individual
pupil. ; cae i ; :
The elementary school on the other hand is planning a
varied program aimed at explaining the aims and purpose
of the different courses and activities undertaken at

the public school levels

On Friday, the week will close with a public speaking

| contest, held under the auspices of the Knights of Py-

thias. Four speakers have been chosen from the High
school after hard fought inter-class-competitions. They
are. - Miss Sandra-Lee Spence, Miss Donna Muirhead, of
Grade ten ‘end Henry Killough and Alan Jacobson of Grade
eleven. The contest is set for sight o*clock Friday
evening at the Twin Rivers Hall. | oe

We would like to take. this. opportunity to.thank ‘the
Rev; Father J. Barnes, the Rev. Archdeacon BoA. Resker
and the Rev. J. Horricks for acting as adjudicators and

judges at. the eliminations.in the high school. Their

services and suggestions wers.cof the greatest assistance
in the selection of speakers. oe

Fridey Mar. 9th, .8 P.M. Public Speaking Contest +
: : >. ‘inthe Twin Rivers Hall. =
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BRAVE MOTHER

‘Kamloops, BoC. (CP) Mrs. ‘E.G. Hanratty, mother of
four, made two frantic trips into her. blazing home here

| to rescue her four children, all in bed: with influenza.
‘lhe Kitchen of her home was: damaged but the rest of the
- | house was saves : : ; :

SELL IT THE CLASSIFIED WAY - PHONE rd a

ARE YOU PLANNING ON BUILDING
’ THIS YEAR? Shae Ana eno
If so call in at

CASTLEGAR BUILDING SUPPLY STORE

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CORDIALLY INVITED |

ST, RITA'S CHURCH for
-"EDUCATION SUNDAY" Evening Devotions.
7:30 P.M. |, March 4th © ;
Sermon. "CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF YOUTH"
: Father: Barnes

Soloist...Miss Nettlie Brodman

a Organist..Mrs. D. A. Shea at

WOMEN’S HATS AGAIN LONDON VICAR PEEVED ~

London, (CP) .Rev. John White of the parish church in
London's Upper Norwood district has an inbred dislike of
women's hats. a i
‘ Everytime he goes'to the movies, or theatre, he finds
sitting in front a women wearing a large father-folieged
headpiece. | : : :

."Women who wear these large hats are not showing a
proper Christian attitude to their neighbors,* he wrote
in. his parish magazine. :

"Unhappily not every woman will remover her headgeer
if asked. Ruffled tempers help.upset a pleasant evening.

His wife, he said, never wears a hat on such occasions

What's gone and what's past help
Shoulda be past grief. ;
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