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‘CASTLE NEWS ‘

THUR. JUNE 16TH, 1949.

KINNAIRD NOTES:

The Kinnaird Anglican Church service
was held on Sunday June 12th, when the
Rev-Archdeacon Resker gave his farewell
Message before leaving for a four-monthg]
‘holiday in the 01d Ofuntry. On behalf
of members, Mrs. GeBird presented. him
with a gift of money and wished him God
speed & Blessing on his journey and
trusted he would find his sister and

relatives well on his arrival there. al

The Rev. Dr. Kenneth Taylor, M.A.Q.B.
Principal of the Anglican Theological
College of Vancouver, will take Revo
Archdeacon's place while he is away.

A site has been purchased for an Angl:
can Church in Kinnaird and building will
commence in the very near futures

Archdeacon Resker, in his remarks,
thanked Major & Mrse Moll for the splen-
did way they had conducted the Sunday
School.

The 5th Annual Rose Ball was very suc-
cessful again this year and we hope :
everyone had a good time. Owing to the
shortage of fresh roses, the decorating
committee deemed it wiser to go ahead
and make paper roses and be safe. When
the Graduation Dance was arranged for
the 24th of June, we put our dance a-
head two weeks, so therefore left our-
selves without many flowers. However,
with trellis effects, etc., we managed
and the hall did look very beautiful.

A hearty thanks is extended to all
who helped with the decorations, the
various jobs at the dance, the ones who
gave the roses for corsages and also
the lovely bouquets of peoniese

Thanks again everybody %3

Molly White.

TELEGRAM -- VICTORIA, BoC. ,Juns10/49 «
A.DoTurnbull, Trail, BoGe:
Re tel regarding Milestone Road. This
road is within organized Village of Kin-
naird Municipality and construction of
road is responsibility of Municipality.
We are advising the Municipality the
department will give them a grant of
$4,000 towards the cost of constructing
the road. The work to be carried out by
the municipalitye

H. C. ANDERSON (CHIEF ENGINEER).

Mre John D*Andrea of Grand Forks, :
formerly of Italy, is visiting his son
and family, Ae D*Andrea.

Young Beau Fourt had the misfortune
of falling off his bike and breaking
his armo

Mrs. M. Swihart of Nelson, who has
been visiting her son and daughter-in-

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law, Mr. & Mrse Art Swihart, returned
to her home Tuesday evening. .

Miss Caroline Hardy is a patient in
the Nelson Hospital, uridergoing an
appendectomy.

Miss Florence Watson, of Trail, was

a weekend visitor to Kinnaird.

KINNAIRD TO HAVE A SWIMMING POOL 33!

A swimming pool is being built at
the back of the Post Office. This lo-
cation is just perfect for such a pro-
ject. It 1s a central point, but back
enough off the highway to be safe. The
road from the new Dumont subdivision
along the river edge will emerge near
the. Post Office so it will be handy to
this section alsoe

The estimated size is 35 x 80, with
concrete walks surrounding the pool
edge and grass.and shade trees border-
ing this. Dressing rooms and sanitary
foot bath will be included at the
pool edge.

KINNAIRD PLANS PBRAYGROUND AREA

Plans to prepare a small ball dia-
mond and playground this week were
discussed at the regular monthly meet-—
ing of the Kinnaird Improvement Soci-
ety held in the community hall. R.C.
Morice, chairman of the grounds com-—
mittee, reported that the big ball di-
amond had been completed and was now
being used by the Junior Softball
league. He stated that in all proba-
pility, enough of the park ground
would be cleared in time to hold the

. annual community picnic and sports

day on the grounds this summer.
-Renee Archambault was appointed as
coach ‘to’ the juvenile boys softball
team.
Chas. King, Sec'ty of the School
Board, showed. two filmse

Finevere

THUR. JUNE 16TH, 1949.

Mr. & Mirae: Je_Danchuk, of Trail, spent
a few days visiting at the home of the
latter's parents, Mre.& Mre-G.Martini.

Mrs. McNamee, of Calgary, left for her
home on Tuesday, after spending the past
five weeks with her son and daughter—in-
law, Mr. & Mrse Dayle McNamee, of Blue-
berrye me ES

Mr. & Mrse Fred Marsh and daughter
left on Friday for Calgary, where they
will make their: home.

Mr. & Mrse Re Kerr and Helen have ar-
rived home ffm ‘Winnipeg, where they
were visiting Mrs. Kerr's mother, Mrse

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Branch 170 was well represented at
the Zone Council held at Nakusp on
Saturday and Sunday, June 12th & 15th.

Remembrance Service was held at noon
at the Cenotaph ceremony and was con-
ducted by Bishop Embling of New Denver
A lovely welcome and banquet was pro
vided by the hosts and hostesses.
The weatherman was at his best for
the occasion.

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BUILDING PERMITS ‘ISSUED DURING THE MONTH
OF MAY BY THE VILLAGE OF KINNAIRD:
D.M-Davies $650, John Clifford $4,000,
Leslie Reed, $5,000, E. F. Blackwell
$400, Ralph Baglo $4,000, J. Moll $300,
John F. Nixon $2,500, James Wisted
$3,000, Eliseo Maniago $1,500, R. B.
Brearly $5,000, Peter Trischuk $500,
Gilbert Bradshaw $100, R. 5S. Ellis
$4,000, Mrse T, Re Nicholls and F. V.

Watkins $200, William McNee $100, M. J.
Verzuh $200, Wm. Thos. Haywood $3,000,

Vv. F. Sorenson ‘$4,000, Irene Buie $50, |[-

S$. J. Jankola $25, J. A, Manahan

5,000, We De. Smith $4,500, H. Le Brown
90, Thomas Ratcliffe..$5,000, :
M. Dumont $15,000. ;
TOTAL $6'7,8156 : fae ne
Of this total, the largest part is
made up of M. Dumont, $15,000, repre-—

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