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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, British Columbia

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- THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1952

KINNAIRD NEWS

KINNAIRD KORNER

The Girl Guides of Kinnaird
held five meetings in the month
of March in the Community hall.
Classes were started on cooking,

was a special \guest. Plans are
being made for a display and
sale of work by the gudies, to be
a part of the Baden Powell tea
to be held on April 12th at the
Kinnaird Community. hall.

The Kin-ImpSo Little Theatre
pele its regular meeting on
at 7:30 at the

needle work, and child
badges, will be given to’ those
qualifying. The second class of
are working on semaphore health
,and first aid. Four new guides
were added to the group, mak:’
_ing a total of 26. Miss Anné
“Henderson is senior guide, and
Myrna Sumner is company lead-
er.

A court of honor meeting was
held at the home of the captain
Mrs. Langeuin and officers elect-
ed. It was decided to hold a
meeting once a month. Plans
are being made to send Mar-
garet Tupper to Ottawa as dis-
trict representative.

A farewell party was held on
the 12th in the Kinnaird Com-
munity hall for Mrs. H. Hall,
former. guide captain, who will
‘be leaving to make her home
in the United States. A pro-
gram of games and songs were
enjoyed and refreshments were
served during the evening. Mrs.
Hall was presented with a fare.
well gift on behalf of the guides.
A former captain, Mrs. Ww. Fox, .

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Italian Missioniary
To Visit Here ~ ; »:

Rev. William Castellan, a Care
melite priest, who» for several
years has been a missionary in
China, will visit Castlegar on
Sunday, April 6. Father Castel-
Jan is an Italian priest who has

been a professor, army chaplain, +

Chinese missionary and at pres-
ent is conducting an Italian Mis-
sion in Trail. After Easter Fa-
ther Castellan will resume his
missionary labors in Japan.

To minister to the Italian Ca-
tholics of Castlegar and district,
‘Father Barnes has arranged for
Father Castellan to arrive in
Castlegar Sunday morning, April
6. Father Castellan will hear
confessions in Italian at 10:00
o’clock Sunday mortning and will
say the 11 o’clock mass. It is
hoped that many Italian-speak-
ing Catholics will profit by Fa-
ther Castellan’s short ministry
in Castlegar.

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esda:
al President. Parks introduc
“ed the speaker of the evening,
Mr.- Wheeler of Nelson, who is
chairman of the Kootenay Zone,

He was accompanied by Mr, Fer- ©

guson, a member of the Nelson
Little Theatre. Mr. Wheeler out-
lined. the activities of the B. C.
Dramatic; Association, and sug-
gested ‘that the Kinnaird group
select delegates for the. zone
cornmittee meetings. The meet-
~ing then voted Mrs. G. Collinson
“and Mr. Donaldson as representa-
tives of thé local club. A vote
of thanks was given the guest
spdaker before the meeting ad-
journed. The/next meeting will
be held on May 15th.

Mrs. A. H. Neilson and baby
daughter have arrived home
from Kootenay Lake General
hospital.

Mrs. K..Wolf and Miss a Viau
are spending'a few days in Spo-
kane.

- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Montpellier
and d Joan and B

of Trail and Mr. and Mrs. J.) H.
Leckie of Castlegar celebrated
Mr. Leckie’s birthday at the home
of Mr. and: Mrs. R. White at
Kinnaird. .

FLASH

On Saturday morning your Pro-
jects Society will take the initial
step to beautify the community
and create facilities for the en-

‘ joyment of residents.

A general cleanup of the acre
of ground above the bakery,

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SENTINEL ELECTRIC
Maple St. at 2nd Ave.

should be

which the village had first in-
tended for the water tower, will BLOUSES
be cleared of brush. If you see 1
a lot of, smoke. in that direction for your Spring Attire
Saturday, do not be alarmed. 5

Nylons, from

This could be a possible loca-
tion for the proposed band shell.

Members of the society and the Crepes and Jerseys APPLIANCES

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