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Gastlogar Happenings

PHONE 5117

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Mrs. R. Walley and daughters
Jean and Ann left last Sunday
for a six-month holiday in ‘Eng-
land.

Mr. J. F.. Knight, who has
been relieving at the liquor store
has returned to, his home in Van-
couver. ;

+ Mr. R. L, Wilde has return-
ed to Calgary after a business
visit to Castlegar and district. |

Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Waldie,
280 Fifth Ave, have as their
house guest the latter’s mother
Mrs. H. H. Pitts of Nelson.

Miss Wendy Spence left last
Thursday for St. John, Quebec,

where she will be stationed with}

the. Canadian Air Force.
Mr.; and Mrs. R. E. Sommers
have. been in the district

whi
for the ‘past’ several wecks re-

turned to their home in Victoria
last.;Sunday.

‘\priends of Dr. and Mrs. Pat
Fowler will be pleased to know.
that they and their three chil-
dren ‘have returned from a year
in England where Dr, ‘Fowler
took a pést-gruduate course in
surgery. z

Misses Renee Fenner and
Mabel Verigin of the pay-and-
Takit staff attended the Nation-|~
al Fruit Produce School in Nel-
son .on Monday.

<Mr, C. W. Fraser left during
the ,weekend for a two-week
visit with his son and daughter-

CABINET MAKING:
Glass of all sizes & weights

WINDOWS — SCREENS
SASH — DOORS — PRAMES 5

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in-law, Mr. ‘and: Mrs. W. Fraser
,at Prince’ George.» Mr, Fraser
says he has waited for, 40 years
for this trip and now his dream
has come ‘true. He’ is going up
on the PGE. , as

and Dick of Palo Alto, Cal. ‘are
spending a week in the district.
Mr. W. H. Houston’ returned
on Tuesday froma “holiday suet
at. Calgary arid Winnipeg: and
while there he attended ther.
|, E. Power. Show.
‘ Miss Beverley. Lipsett.. “Tet
last. week for Kingston, Ont.,, to
complete her final year at Queens
University. ‘Beverley. spent vfhe
summer months at the home ot
her parents, Mr, and- Mrs, E, .J.

Mr, and Mrs: D. Ve Waldo ;

sister, ‘Mr, and Mrs, R. Jackman
and son of, Honeymoon Bay,
Vancouver Island.

. Mrs, L. V. Campbell left. on
Wednesday@for a few’ day's visit
to’ Vancouver.

Mrs, C. Keddy and son Mark
of, Sicamous is spending a few

Ranch, 3

~. Mrs. E, Easton spent a 1 few
days' in’ Nelson last week: when.
she visited. her. parents Mr, and
‘Mrs./W. Byers,

us Mrcand Mrs. J. Gemmitl
anid Mr. and. Mrs. R., Gemmill
and family” spent :a three-day

y ‘holiday, visiting in Lumby,

‘non, Kelowna ‘and ‘Penticton;

|... Mrs, Helen Gergely. ot,

gon ‘spent: the weekend “as,

of Mr. and Mrs, W. Easton...
Rev. L. C. Johnston left for

Victoria. He is on church busi-

ness.

Mrs.'D. B. Doyle of Vancou-]:

ver is visiting friends. in - the
‘district for a few days,

Six little friends gathered at
the home of Georgie Classen last
Saturday to-help him celeh
his fifth birthday” The  littie
angels ate half of a two {cot
square, . artistically decoretc4
birthday cake, cleaned out the
candy bowl, scattered toys, and

weeks visiting - at the Castle-Bar|engageg ‘in a brief.‘hair-pulling

contest, Everyone had lots of
fun, including _ the hostess,

: Mr. Chester Kaneaster who
is, employed at Shields. spent the
weekend with his family here.

Mr; and Mrs, Don ‘Wallace
and family: left to” make thel¢
home at Silverton.

Kinnaird Korner.

Lipsett and was employe
CM. & S. 4

Mr. and Mrs, J. R., Bitlough
have as their guests this; week

‘.. Miss Marylin. Fox . was the
recipient "of! matiy ‘useful and
beautiful gifts ata surprise mis-

5 the latter’s broth sand

TYPING -

WOODWORK — Tuesday

"SEWING - ‘Tues.

“METALWORK. _ Tons
_ BEGINNERS ENGLISH - Wotnesday
LEATHER GRAFT — Wed. BOOKKEEPING Wed.
-Wed, GARDENING - Wed.
"Sr. MATRIC ENGLISH

SQUARE DANCING - Begiers, Advanced — - Tues.

Manec ‘shower, when thirty
six lof. her friends gathered at
the home. of Mrs.. Les: Reed.
Hostesses. for-this informal party
were Mrs, \Reed, Mrs, O. ‘Brom-
méland, and Mrs. W. Carpenter.
Miss’ Fox's wedding is planned
for October 15 in Vancouver.

_ Mr, and Mrs..J. Roberts had
as their guest for the

UBC Offers Eight
Corresp.. Courses, - :

i” VAs part of” the University of
B.C.'s program to make. higher

education available .to as’ many |.

people in the province’ as possi-
ble, eight. correspondence: cours-
es for credit are being’ offered

by the UBC extensi on. departs.

ment. Four more will be ad
by January.

Courses for ‘the most part
are offered at the second and
third year university level lead-
ing toa. Bachelor of Arts: degree.

the ‘former's ‘father, Mr. Mark

Roberts.

Congratulations to Mr. and

Mrs,. Alec 'Gray on the birth of

a new ‘daughter, Sheila, on Sept.
also. to, Mila .and George
i parents of Gregory |.

George, born September 15.

. Mrs. W. L. Brown has as her
guest this-week her sister, Miss
Gladys Chrisell ‘of’ Edmonton,
Miss Camsell spent the summer

Jasper and will retum home
from here,

The Kinnaird Drama Club
has started work on a new play.

Green.’ ‘Although: the play is not |
pletely cagt, it wilt be'pro-

||'duced toward ‘the eftd of ‘No’
ember’ under “the ‘direction - of |-

) Marjory McBain.
are spending three. weeks in:
daughter-in-law,

E; Spence and tamil Oke
<".) Members of’ the “Kinnaird

Catholic Club . are making final

| ‘preparations for the bazaar on|-

September 29.

to Vancouver,” where he will re-=
sume his studies ‘at UBC. ° ’
“Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gergely.
of Nelson spent the weekend at
the ‘Sorenson home.’
Representatives «of “the Wo-

‘|: men’s Institutes of.the Kootenays
converged on Rainbow’ Lodge in

Balfour last Monday’ for lunch-
fon to meet’ ‘with their counter-

—the Homemakers Club. Those

titled “Gently Does, It)”. by: Janet |

» Mr. and Mrs.: Kart, Spence

Salmon Arm with their son and’

Mr, John Nixon hes returned

parts from south of thé border |

nomics, education, English, geo-
erephy, hie history, philosophy, and

to.
the, ‘student -and iuones to” the
university for. “correction.
dents ‘may take only:

at “Columbia © Ice” Field ‘near S

for degree | credit. “Though every.
student works at his own speed,

are eco-|'

TOPCOAT T

| Look, At Other Towns!

‘small: ‘comfort ‘from, considering

District : residents ~ who ‘are
unhappy: about: our water. situa-
ton might, perhaps , derive some

pe plight of a group of zamallies

Westend; said that ‘they have’ to
wait until water comes into their
wells, before they can flush th
toilets. 4
. Mrs. Graham has just bought
an automatic-\ wesher. jand! has}.
td’ carry water: to ‘it,
Alma Waugh started washing
at.eight ‘o'clock: in the: morning
and didn't finish until 4 in the

town of Princeton. These see
.are dependent on their own wells
and: here :is ‘what’ the” Similka-
meen Spotlight ‘tells us: ‘
«Les . LaValley «said: * People
just don’t know..what. it is to go
without: water. We. spent five
years fi g our: yard up and
now'it is nothing but dried. weeds,

_ Other, people up’ on*: the

waiting for. .water to
come. into “the .well..Few people
in the entire area have. had a
good ‘clean drink of water all]:
summer. ‘It. is. a” dark ‘brown
color and very’ strong smelling, °

Reports: have ‘come out ‘that
people ‘ wash. their, clothes: one
day and rinse them ¢ out. the. next

Prospect Glum ae

et!/For England,.

Castlegarian: Finds.
¥ *r Prospects. for England's eco:
nomic and social future are glum,
Dr. C. S. Fowler, recently return-
e& from a one-year post-graduate
course in surgery’ in Preston,
1 told: the Castl Ro-
tary.Club yesterday.
vay dDr, Fowler: particularly re-
ferred to the depressing lack of
incentive jong medical -practi-
tioners created by the National
Health Plan, which puts doctors
on.a.flat rate and fails to. re-

them for extra: calls.
‘He ‘said that the consensus among
the, ‘doctors of his acquaintance
was, “that they ‘would ‘not. like

i thelr sons to follow in’ ‘their, pro-

fediion: - Dr. Fowler | said’ that
prohibitive taxation stifled ini-
Hative in the middle class.

He paid tribute tothe ability

-| of ‘the English, and housewives

in

rence "among " the
world over, andthe diffioulty of
establishing the- bona fide. nature
baffle’ mothers. '

signs 'of illness while. at school,
however, it.is an entirely differ-
ont matter} for in'these cases the

ss\'is usually genuine..One
doesn't lightly ‘assume -a flushed | P
forehead,.:develop a: cough, ‘or
twist with “aches: béfore
the. staring’ and utterly

schoolmates, and a stern teacher.
In my Sho dae: ‘when ‘we

felt ill,. we were sent home.
Walking, of: course. I remember

-| that ' during a:.recent’ inspection
tour of the school by the school].
‘| board, the principal. was asked

collapsing’. with’ malaria om at
Jeast two occasions’. while stag-
gering . over.the. dusty road.

Such ‘rugged... methods ‘are,

High School’ has one, ‘and I have
“it on .very reliable authority

by -the — school - inspector how.
much use was. being made of the
room set aside for ailing students.|

“Not. much,” the . principal}
replied. ; “I'd: say’.it’s occupied
about 5% Of the time.”

“Am: the. .inspector
said, “Ina high school. where. I

s.

+ “Mfost, of ‘the time” the’ ‘prin-
cipal continued by way: of per-
tial “the ill

prefer -to, be: sent. right -home.’’
This, -he implied, was done ;. by.
automobile, ehaxges to. . be Borne
by’ ‘the taxpayers.

Yes, times, Have changed:
“My wife, who went to school

felt ill; they were usually treated
with’: some...stron,g. hot..‘black
coffee, to: which ‘a dash of. rum
had: been added.
“OE beg your partion?” 1 said
“Rum,” she said.
I immediately. visualized ‘the
of :

attending ~ from .Kinnaird were
‘Mrs. ‘ R,\ Hardie, | Mrs. George
Bray, ‘Mrs. Fred Plotnikoff, Miss
Lil McKenzie, Mrs. Jim Wisted
and’ Mrs. G.',Manarin. Ladies
from the Homemakers were from
‘Idaho, Montana,: and _Washing-

Phone 2401, 3256°or S46! nights) fit

et ae

— Regiclation, September 2 and mae

Many happy returns to Miss
Evelyn Konkin, whose 8th birth-
day is today. Evelyn | entertained
‘ata birthday Tuesday, with
sixteen‘ of ‘her little friends at-
sepina.

Any Additional Course Suggestions G

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to VAN couvER and CALGARY.

> (@ except. Sundays),
Enjoy Iourige-chair: comfort eves "roomy, pressurized.
cabin... stewardess’ service. :

Connections with Canadian Pacific. “Empress” flights ie
Europe, Mexico, Hawaii, ”

" Ask about low “FAMILY BARES and the famous Selah NOW - PAY: LATE” Pin’
Phoné 3014

if the © paper > “was to come out

with. a headline, "Sick ‘students
given alcohol by school staff.” ©

‘My own ‘objection, to that
sort of treatment, is” that it ot
fords. the student no ‘choice. I,

taste of rum and would have
preferred plain: vodka, scotch,; or

_ Something for all the. ener

Sewin Table E
i nitting:
. Fish Pond

A |.most effective methods ot cont.

.| the ‘coffee might be omitted,

cognac... If . necessary,

which would result: in a saving
of time’ and. ‘effort.

that .one. must not expect any
more’ of them .than’; that they
‘will give’ the ill person’a little
boost in his fight with desease.
‘This’: boost’ may. be physical. or
psychological, ‘or both;”:but it
can never be more than a little
added‘ help ‘for ‘the body, : which
™must carry the brunt of the
fight. That: is. the. reason why
witch’ doctors have ‘not yet died
out. in.many - regions, - because.
they give their patients-. -tertific
psychological boosts, one of the

hating’ illness... That, too,
reason for the wndecipherable
‘scrawl of ‘the ‘prescribing phyai-

will add to: the: boost he

This aiverenentl isnot Sane] or displayed by. ay est aor:

: Control Board: or iby: the Government o

of Crawford Bay. ‘were the week-
of ‘their:brother and

wi Schwartzen:
hawer’ and; “children. of Rossland
spent the weekend at their sum-
mer, home here.
‘Mr: and“ Mrs." H. , Clegg of
Roasland are. spending: thelr noli-

of the. illness will’ ‘never cease: to 7

, When: the, students: manifest i

pathetic  eyes,. of : several dozen |

for example, do “not- ‘like © the|]]!

feian.: The” air. of ‘mystery, he ||}.

flor
their households in the face. of
difticulties in’ shopping focilities

Dr. Fowler said that England’s
economy found itself in a. diffi-|
cult race: against- German and
Japanese exports, “which- ‘were
praduced at lower. cost. .

;/He'had praise for the ‘English
pub with - its quiet, Horse lle

and

gret that the “ridiculous Viquor
laws" of , our. province made
Koad sort of institution | imposst-

_ ANDUSTRIAL =
FIRST AID.

Industrial First ‘Aid Classes iss under the: -
auspices of the Workman‘s Compensation Board: and:

the t. John Ambulance Association will be held at

+L TWIN) RIVERS. SCHOOL

Commencing TUESDAY, OCTOBER, th ot 7:00 P.M.
‘all i " should gt

Instructor at the above time ‘and Place,

St. John Ambulance Association
; Geatlegor-Kinnatid Center.~'

The inembers ‘and the public are. urgently requested.
to attend. this “special meeting. Bs

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obviously'a thing of the, past, for]|-

:| nowadays ° schools - are required | cop
;] to have’ aniinfirmary.. staffed -by.
a nurse. ‘The Stanley Humphries | +

neice,’ all‘ of Kinnaird,” were

‘where they” Spent a few days on
an

Telephone Company, and Rev-
erénd Jones, both _ of Nelson,
spent some time’ at” Deer: Park

jon a fishing trip, landing 10, nice
rainbow trout:°On ‘a‘:trip: eatlier |] .-°

last week, -Mr. Spence and Mr.

i Mr, O. D'Andrea. and son
Richard of ‘Trail are spending a
few days hunting in sthe Deer
Park area, :

son returned. ‘to their home at
‘|the Ranger ‘Station here, after

where they were~ the guests of
the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs.

b ‘and | ‘saws. Your help: is needed.
* \

 G, Beatty, and-friénd of Nel-|]--

spending the’ weekend in Nelson |

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“Deer. Park.

days: at’ their summer home in

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"Collector

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_ free driving. Have your ‘engine steam cleaned for only

- $5.00 —- Have radiator ‘hoses checked: before installing
-Anti-Freeze... There's: a..dozen-and-one. little. things that =
"we can do to: eliminate trouble this winter. :

=Firestone Tires=

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