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Thursday, May 13, 1953

i The

District's Social Events

Phone 3031

Sasllegar Happenings

ROTARY CONVENTION —
LL. V. Campbell and Ed McGauley
motored to Kelowna Friday aft-
ernoon where they attended’ an
assembly of Rotary International.

Mi Hospital where she
was a Patient,

ad

FROM VANCOUVER — °Mr.
and Mrs. S, R. Walley of Van-
couver are visiting at the home
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Dr. and Mrs. re A. Walley.

TO ALBERTA -— Mrs. G.

‘They Sunday 4

FROM VANCOUVER — Mrs.
Rosa Williams who spent the win-
ter months in Vancouver, is visit-

is visiting with Felalives

and Mrs, A. A. Phelps and chil-
dren of Salmo. .

FROM ARROW PARK — Mr.
and Mrs, J. Reimer and daugh-
ters Sharon and Wendy of Ar-
row Park, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Willam-
son.

eae

FROM RENATA — Recent visi-
tors to Deer Park from Renata
included Mr. and Mrs. J. Rohn
and children, J. Friesen, H.
Toews and A. Unger.

FROM HOLIDAY — Mr. and
Mrs. G. Briggeman snd nephew
Carl ‘Wine, have returned from
a holiday spent in Sweet Grass,
Mont., and Bow island, Alta,

FISHING TRIP — Mr, Ther-
rian r to his home in

in and
Alberta.

Rossland with an 11 lb. Dolly
Varden, caught on a, weekend
fishing trip here.

ing with her son and
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wil-
Jiams. ,
2 eee
FROM WINNIPEG — Mrs. J.
C. Dulmage of Winnipeg is visit-
ing at the home of Mrs. L Riley.

KIWANIS GUESTS — Guests
at the weekly Kiwanis meeting
Tuesday evening were Don Don-
aldson of Nelson, W. Banigan of
Castlegar and S. R. Walley a

a former resi
this district. |
oe

FROM HOSPITAL — Mrs. L.
Parent has returned from Mater

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IN HOSPITAL — Mrs. Melvin
Hougen is a patient in Trail Tad-
anac Hospital,

.

FROM CALGARY — Mrs. W.
T. Waldie, accompanied by Mrs.
H. Johnson, have returned from
a week spent in Calgary where
Mrs. Waldie visited her daugh-
f | ter, Mrs. Flynn. A

DR. K. MORROW ATTENDS
KOOTENAY OPTOMETRISTS
CONFERENCE AT TRAIL

MART KENNEY
Here's Mart Kenney, who is
celebrating this year the 20th an-
niversary of his first cross- Can-
ada radio broadcast. The popular
i band leader attained

is
from Castlegar, Trail, Nelson,
Creston and Cranbrook, held a

The K ° As-|C
iati i ts|the peak in his profession by the

barnstorming’ technique, com-
bined with almost weekly net-

and | work

in Trail,
Sunday.

Program included a short busi-
ness session, showing of films on
Modern Methods of Eye Care and

them on their return were Mrs.
twin il

an Reha

With his Western Gentlemen he
has appeared personally at near-
ly every bandstand in the coun-
try and — by radio — in neary,

Pulp Mill Odors’
Topic Gf Guest
Speaker At Ratary

Guest speaker at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the Castle-
gar Rotary Club yesterday was
Captain M. D. A. Darling of Sid-
ney, V.I. who was formerly as-

ted with ial Chemi-

Trail Man Fined
For Disturbance —
At Kinnaird Dance

A public disturbance ‘at the
Kinnaird Dance Hall early Sat-
urday morning resulted in a tine
of $10 and $6.50 costs for Michael
Clifton McMullan of Trail, He
ded guilty to a charge of

cals and is now retired.

Capt. ‘Darling, who is accom-

panying George E. Ducharme of

Sidney on a cross country: motor

trip from Oshawa, Ont., spoke of
d by

the stench

creating the disturbance, when
he’ appeared before Stipendiary
Magistrate W. H. Taylor at Mag-
istrate’s Court, Castlegar, later
Saturday morning.

Taylor warned that

pulp mills which is causing com-

any future offences of this nature
will be

munities to urge the g
take action to remedy the situ-
ation. Present legisaltion offers
no. control of this nuisance, -he/| o¢
said.

Another guest at the i

ly dealt with.

Paper is made from the fibres
of wood, =~ like the familiar

wasp’s nest.

was Gerry Kinkade of Quali

Ed McGauley gave a ‘report on
the Rotary Internaticnal Assem-
bly at Kelowng during the week-
end and Art Anderson reported
on the Rotary Conference at Ver-
non, on Sunday.

In New Brunswick encourag-
ing results in creating ice-free
highways have been obtained by

-mixing a German-invented chem-

ical compound with the asphalt
surface of a test road strip.

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On oun sualvasioa

every home. He

b of the inti
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Beer Park Socials

The members visited the Tad:
anac plant of Cominco where
sey were shown the Eye Protect-
by Mr. Biker of the

USING NEW ROAD — Sunday
was another busy day in Deer
Park as visitors from the “out-
of the

Satety Department.

Among those attending were
Doctors J. E. Kendrick, Trail,
Beer H. K. ‘Naruse, Trail,

new road to this Arrow Lakes
large
numbers to spend the day with
friends and relatives or just look
around,

Among the many visitors from

Mrs. J. Briggeman and son ’ Har-
old, Mrs. R. Worley, Mr. and Mrs.
V. Worley and-children, A. .W.
Worley and son Bob, C. Gipman,
Mr.,and Mrs. E. Worley and chil-
dren, Joyce and Ruth Williamson,
Mr. ©, Aasland and son Odd, P.

children, Mrs. M. Stainton and
daughter Jean and son Jack, Mr.
L Horey captain of the MV Col-

umbia, Dr. V. Goresky and Mr.

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LEGION CORHER -

in the new club rooms of the Le-
gion Memorial Hall at Castlegar
on Saturday evening, May 8, cele-
brating V.-E. Day. There was 2
good crowd on hand and a good
time was had by all the members
and friends attendi:

The next general meeting is on
Tuesday, May 19. It’s important
that all members attend.

that “mom and dad” may be lis-
tening while the youngsters are
prancing around.

ve t with the band is
Norma Locke — now Mrs. Mart
Kenney; they have their own nos-
talgic disk show twice a week on
CBC Trans-Canada in which they
look back in thought and song
over Kenney’s two decades as a

Deer Park W.1., Member
Submits Prizewinner
in Stuffed Toy Contes!

Among the

music for -li as cs
well as dancing and never forgets | #

leader in Canadian showbusiness. ||

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ORGAHIZATIGHAL
MEETING

‘CORONATION HALL
‘Saturday, May 15, 8:00 p.m.

Organizations are Invited to Send a Representative.’
Person May Attend.

- Purchase Of SS Minto

of the

read at the May

‘A successful cabaret was held Deer Park Women's Institute was

a letter congratulating the win-
ner. of the “stuffed toy competi-
tion” sponsored by Mrs. Pating-
ton, handicraft convenor. of, the
Francois Lake W.1. The toy, 2
rabbit, was made and entered by
Mrs. E. Williamson,

Aliso read and discussed was a
letter from Mrs. McGuffin,
der of the C: League

The United Church
Of Canada
Castlegar —
10:30 a.m.—Sunday School.
7:15 pm—Hymn Sing and
Service of Worship.
Kinnaird —

2nd & 4th Sundays 11
Service of Worship.

‘Robson —

First and Third Sundays at
11 am,

St. Rita’s Church

Sunday Masses — 8:30 and 11 a.m.
Confessions - Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.

..St. Joseph’s Chapel
Sunday Mass — 10 a.m.
Pentecostal

Tabernacle
First Avenue and Juniper -
and F. ‘Gtemy

am.

BULLETIN ‘BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone SAA

@ UBC. Players Club

Club members, or

the High

“Major
comedy by George Bernard Shaw, at’ the ‘SHLALS.
auditorium, May 26th, at 8 p.m. Tickets from Kiwanis

@ July 1st will be a big day in Castlegar. Plan to stay in
town and enjoy the fun.
Don’t miss the Hobby Show sponsored by the P-TA in
Schoot Auditorium,

Little Theatre members.

4 Saturday, May 15th,
dults: 25c. chil

Society for

wood of Nelson, pote organizer for the Kootenay

May 13th

gar Drug Store.

at'9 pam in twin Rivers Hall. Hefreshments will be
sexved by Pythian Sisters and the United Church W.A.

The Catholic Women’s League are
Saturday afternoon, May 15th, 2 - 4 p.m., at the Castle-

of the C: Guide >

are having a Bake Saic

A 7.

@ The

Phone 344]

tion will be held at the home of Mrs. J. F. Killough,
Tugeday, May the 18th at 2:30 p.m.

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Thursiay — F. E. Woodrow Home
TT 245 — Bible Study and Prayer.

7:00—- Young . People’s “Meeting
|. and Hobby Class.

Presbyterian ‘Church
Services in the Church every
: Sunday at 11:15 am.
.D. A. MacKellar, Minister
Anglican Church
: Sunday, May 16
Castlegar — 11 am.

Sunday School — 10 am.
Kinnaird — 7:30 p.m.

Full Gospel Assembly
Church Services every Sunday

afterngon, 2:30 p.m.
Kinnaird Improvement Society

Rev. Paul Lade, Minister

for the Deaf and Pin, request-
ing members to donate “All
Sweet” carton ends for a compe-
tition for the League.

The banquet for the road open-
ing ceremony on May 30, was al-
so discussed,

‘Winner of the contest following
the meeting was Mrs, William-
son,

Mrs: M. Law was B hostess for
the meeting.

Although the number of em-
ployees has doubled in the pulp
and paper industry, the accident
rate has been decreased nearly

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Thursday, May 13, 1954 -

‘CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Page 5

i + “MENTO” and Navy League offi-
Navy League Submit cials have made an offer to pur-
Bid To CPR For

chase the vessel.

.If successful, the Navy. League
plans to beach the stern-wheeler
at Castlegar, re-model it and use

The CPR has advised the local |it as training quarters for Cadets
Navy League branch that it will |and Wrenettes and for local Navy
consider an offer for the S.S, League headquarters.

The engines are now being re-
moved at Nakusp, and it will be
a condition of sale that delivery
be taken at Nakusp as soon as the
dismantling is The

R. C. Maddocks, Castlegar Navy
League President, has stated “We
have received enough encourage-
ment nia to know ‘that the
not to see

Navy League will have the vessel
towed to Castlegar and hopes to
have it in time to do the hi

the “MINTO” turned into a motel
or a beer parlor, and will support
us in our appli the C.P.R.

at highwater this year.

Not only will the vessel meet our:

urgent need for training quarters
for the Cadet Corps, as well as a
centre for other similar activities,
but it will be a means of preserv-
ing a valuable historical relic of
the early days in the Kootenays.
“We have an active, interested
organization fully capable of tak-
ing on the project. We feel too

that the Navy League has a duty

to the community at large and

phoule take the lead in this mat-
ir.

“We're oll sorry to see the
“MINTO" leave the Arrow Lakes
service. As the C.P.R. has pointed
out, however, it's day is done, The

(Continued on page 6)

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