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Published Every Thursday at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

VOL. 4; No. 35 CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA,THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951

ST. LAURENT HOST TO BRITISH GIRLS TOURING CANADA
fe

‘The Castlegar Village Commis-
lon met at the village office on

Noved Commins
of items on the very
fonvy agenda Waa Bylaw BT oR

pared ReDaT
jeleon_ pnd

etter of hyeranik
Taatter of

inklers for the Castlegar
waa

™e e new

school wil exch roth
lle the sprit

k installed on” the

playgroun
To keep up with
yuipment and supplies the com-
misdon decided to Increase p4

ended

fu
Castlegar with respect
changing of street names and
number

.
‘The need for a bullding in-
village th

ion
plece of ground and open it to

small Industries.

‘Accounts for $218.74 were ap-
proved. The meeting adjourned
at

R. A, D. West Goes

To Convention

R. A. D. West Is attending the
Fire Chlefs Convention in Ver-
non, Fire chiefs will gather
there from all over the province
for ‘thelr annual get-together.
‘The Vernon Fire Departinent is
celebrating their golden jubilee.

OLYCHUCKALESY
VOWS EXCHANGED

A pretty wedding was solemn:
fn. the” Cathal

en awe
red In’ floar length satin gown
with a V-shay embrojdered
neekline. Her long vel] was held
in place with a crown af
she carried a bouquet of Toe

A reception for about
guests was held an the lawn at
the bride's home,

For her honeymoon to LaFie-
he and

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Out-attown guests were: Mra,
T. Veale and Jeannine Clermont
leche, Sask, Mr. and

nd Mra,
Loyls Campeau, Mr. and Mra.
Lenardyizal all of ‘Trail, Mr. and
Mira, Bob Lesy of Robton, Mr,
nd Mire, W, elds and Mr. and
ra B. Waite of :

iu, Mr.
pean, ae
it

‘ne extra CANADA'S FIRST

POSTWAR ENVOY |
TO W. GERMANY,

‘Centres Prose Canadian
Marking resumption ot direct)
diplomatic relations between Can-
ada and Germany t announcement

lan. Department ot x-)

Right Rev. Monsignor. A. L.
MeIntvre of Cranbrook’ spent a
few days visiting Rev. J. B.
Barnes.

Mrs, B. Trussier and Miss
Lynn Richardson have returned
from Arrowhead.

Health Officer Says

 P. Stalner, owner manager
Of the Castlegar Hotel announced
yesterday that some alterations
‘woul be made immediately to
the hotel. ‘These plans include
@ coffee bar and enlargement of
the licensed ines, Other al-
terath

sta

tel
id interesta in
‘Vancouver and

ope,
Mrs, St
wacband berg, Someta bor

He has
other ‘atols iq

Closing Exercises
Held Friday

‘The Parish hall was well filled

Dry Weather Bringa see

Added Hasards

diet

5
5

il

2223

ind fly-proot
alnvente—in tact
anth:
also to keeping our food protect:
ed trom dust,

‘The fair will be opened t0 the
public on Friday, 5
parade wil be he

works display, ohitn
and arrangements are delnj
made for an exhibition of fol

witch; 2nd, Sharon Taylor;
3rd, Betty Jean Lampard.

XK FINALS
‘The local Kats on Friday enter-
ed into the finals of the Trail
fastball

tory as she hit a double and two
single e to the
Joy also tatted in tive

walked bu Mary
Richardson gave uv 8 hits, struck
out 2 and gave uy 6 walks.

the Kate came out

On Friday
on top by a 14 to 13 score

igitl

oor sportsman
ship. Going into the eighth in-
ning with the score 14
was so dark

Pitre

ae

‘The Kate now will met
land or Fidelity Life in the fin-
als,

and (c) are very clearly cov
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3 scaoeL 1S TOMORROW

“Upon the education of the people of this country, the
fate of this country depends. There is no period in the history
of the world in which we believe it has been more important
that the disposition and mind of the people should be con.
sidered by the state.”

‘ eee “ words of Benjamin Disraili prime minister
of England one hundred years ago, but they cauld well ha
been ihe words of a modern pit fs ye
over radio or television

At the time Disra

urgi
We

From the pain
‘Yo develop citizens or

nd ity. The people of a
c ade a at more than this,
citizens able to play
take now

an
of a

WATER IS WATER.
com; operating trame-
Prince Edward Island and the sais

boat.

That story is pretty good, but, if that be the
the Goveramest of Casa Thai tou altos bad
of steel to provide more transportation facilities on the Se.
Lawrence River?

After all, water is water. If it is advisable to.improwe
water hipactioga in Central Canada, then.it would seem
reasonable to 1¢ sams attitude to water transportation
the Maritime Provinces. r

it be that the Government-of Canada approves of im-
transportation for Canadians on fresh water where
of the year,

function

Can,

proved
this tation can only operate for part
‘ion can

more than on salt water, where
all the year? :

“neais, first radioactive cobalt units produced in Canada bas
fostalled in University of Ssakatchewan hospital, Saskatoon, now
construction, by Chal

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i

it

Which radioctive metal was sbi
an precaution to protect its’
rd Bates, left, University of New

amisted Dr, Johns in designing uait to coalala

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