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Thursdey May 10th, 1951

: Castle News."

‘TUESDAY, MAY 22nd,

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CASTIEGAR SOCTAL

“| taken up zyeitence in Robson»

Mra. Eo¥o ‘campbell left ‘Sunday

_:| she will visit at the home of her’
“Vlew, Mr. and Mrs. Jol Campbell.

Mrs. L. Bosse.

Mr. Jack Randall of Tunievele,
due to the iliness of his mothers

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: Mrs. R
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Mr. end Mrs. J; discdy. of Moose
Kinnaird.

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Born: to Mr. and Mre. ¥. Waite,

ON CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE

1951
WEST'S 0

Mr. and Mrs. RB. Couchman and femtly ‘of yenenee Beye

Ns Mr. C. Brodman, Nettlie and Rene ‘motored to Vancouver
on. Sunday where they will visit at the home of Mr. and

Roda Fowler isa patient in the Trail Tadanac
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs: 0. Heagy of :

pene rey Hospital on May 7th, a Ranen ter: ane

CASTLEGAR

"Yours for Service"
SP Be Cc IAL ale 0°

All in sae ‘supply.

heen tenstonanniieicatal

for. Kaigina ; where
sibter and brother-in-

gooseberries ‘and blueberri C50 }

Alte, | was called here |

he in Ganada.
Jaw, Sask. ere . :

“CLE A:R

Electric Washing Machine,: Garden Tools,
Sprinklers, | Nozels: and Garden Hose.

and the value of tree fruit production at $10, 800,000.
In that year there were 8,500,000 apple trees, a. ‘arop
of about 2,000,000 ‘from 1950, while peach trees at |
2,500,000 were over double. the number ten years earlier
Piun, prune and apricot trees totalled 1,186, 000:-and
cherry trees, 833,000, each up a, third or more. oy
Small fruits and grapes. together. were valued at.
$5, 544,000 in 1940; strawberries: accounting , for nearly
half. the total. and raspberries and grepes ‘making Up
most ‘of the remainer. Other commercial fruits were —
blackberries, currants, evanberries, loganberriees:, :

With the growth in ‘population. during the lest. ten”
years the ‘potential domestic market for fruits has s
expanded. ..On. the other. hand, there has been a’ “sharp:
change. in the traditional ‘export ‘market. for-apples..— :
The data obtained in ‘the. 1952: - Gensus: will show how
these factors have attested commercial fruit rowing.

peace “ENJOYS FIIM -
in the Kootenay Lake

the experience.

a FRUIT GROWING AND THE 1981.

‘Vaskedo
Estimates of the Recauation of

H "l-antercensal estimates.

.FREE | ESTIMATES ON

aa : In che: 1951 Goneus of: Agriculture usermetion ‘on the .
ee growing of tree fruits will be ‘asked from..ail: farms:
having 25 or more fruit trees: The farmer. will ‘be: asked
— the acreage of each tree. fruit, “the number of. trees
s “ |under and over 10 years. old, and® the total Value of tree
| gpuit production in 19503 .1f smell fruits are grown 9.)
mainly for sale, the acreage of berries and. grapes and
‘| the total value of the small fruits in 1960 will be

| small fruits are made each year by the Dominion Bureau, :
of Statistice. But it is only through the censuses: “that.
{a full: count of acreage. and number: of trees is. available

ané this information -is necessary. for chs purpose: of the

. Commercial: tree' fruit production, as recorded: in the
1941 Census, is of major propertions in three main areas.
--the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia, Southern - Ontario,
and the Okanogan Valley in British Columbia. . Other ‘lesser’
areas help to ‘swell: the ‘total for: all. Canada. The, walue ;

t trees in 1940 was placed at b12.000,000.-

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‘ gew her firat moving: picture-—a Scottish film in color.
“Blessed with exellent elenss she. thoroughly enjoyed ‘

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Thursday May 10¢h, ‘1951

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peeip, YOUTH. WINS KNIGHTS oF PYTHIAS.
SPEAKING (GontEer. poner

“Ok Rossland High ‘school ‘shutout: walked

F oft ‘with: top honors. in. the West Kootenay
publics speaking. contest finals “held i ..-
ere. Sunday . afternoon. Frances Goderiss .
“was winner: of ‘the: Knighta of ‘Pythias= see
ponsored:. contest: and was presented with |
“the new Kz .of ‘Ps public speaking contest:
cup. ‘He is: first sholder of. the. cup, watch:
will be presented ‘annually. . .

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‘Senéra Leo Spence of Castleger
‘placed. sacond. in’ the contest while.Pat
‘Oka of New:Denver, was third, Other

‘Ralph Lewis: of. Nelaon, and. Alber: ‘Plas:
“pio of Trail. °
“Subjeet to. the Seis was mQurning |
Pointe in’ History,™ and the ‘majority: of.
athe “speakers stressed the ‘importance ‘of.
othe: birth of Christ and: Christs anitys §
The winner will now-compote’in: the pro-
‘wincial. finals of the international: ‘con=
Bee test. The™ BGs. contest. will ‘be heat at
toria: ‘Later “this: month aes
380 ‘Scobt of: ‘'win, Rivers leags.: No.
70, was: ‘master. of. ¢eremonies for the’.
“event: “and judges; ‘were ‘the: “Rev. ‘Joseph
Barnes of, Castlegar, J.. Dawson. of: Nelson
and.J.A. Thomas: of Castlegar. R.G: :
oF. ‘Nelaon; diatrict: chairman. of. the K.P.

Phe. ‘five _Tunner-up’ speakers. were presgen-

“wooden ipeeeny provided. by the Castlegar
“lodge. ere :
Me “Following ‘the ‘balks, Gecrde Spence nt
and: Miss Joyce Goodwin: of. Nelson, * ene 7:
Mise ‘Doria: ‘Thatcher’ and Miss: Phyllis.
Thatcher /of ‘Trail were heerd in. maical,
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Four. ‘tables of. bridge. and three of:
hist.were in play at:the Twin Rivers
1 Wednesday night: at.a card. party :
ponsored. By. the Twin Rivers Lodge, -
No...70, ‘Knight: of. Pythias. es
Winners ‘were: whist’ ladies’ fivat;:
Mrs. Re ‘Grain,’ nena. first, “Go Freser;.
‘Lage; ladies! first, ‘Mrs. Jo! hie “

aeal garage. “Two ‘miles. from. Ferry, ‘at if
Robson.” Apply Mrs. Me. Turik, Robson: “OF. 2

to Mas: and itcs, John Gall, at “the a

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ontestants were Gordon Bwin of Salmo, .. |”

contest; ‘thanked: the speakers and: judges, .

ted. ‘with: ‘plaques, with ailvér, shield on es

: RAIIGHTS. oF PYIELAS ‘HOLD ‘WEST DRIVE

Kootenay: Lake General Hospital, May” 9th, we

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