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CASTLE NEWS THUR, -

MAY 127TH, 1949...

DANK OF MONTREAL. |
—CASTLEGAR,B.c—
WE CAN. ABSIST YOU

IN BRINGING YOUR’

‘PLUMBING UP TO THE
STANDARD | REQUIRED
BY VILLAGE HEALTH
REGULATIONS,

LOANS.

WITH EASY |
PAYMENTS
CAN BE ARRANGED.
J.R.ELLIOTT, mea,

ROBSON MEMORIAL CHURCH W.A. (Cont.P.3) .

The executive were asked to buy, a_
pulletin board and have it hung hear
the church door for church notices.

The members were asked to leave any
used clean clothing at the home of Mrs.
D. Magee and she will send it overseas
sometime in June. .

A 13.1b. food parcel, donated by the

members this month, was sent to England

by Mrs. J. Raine. ;

Tentative plans' were made to hold a
combined picnic of the W-A. and the
Sunday School in July.

An article read by Mrs. D. Magee as
questionaire and Mrs. J. Raine answer—
ing the questions on "the opportunities
of Missionaries in Japan", kept the
members interested.: 4

; Dainty refreshments were served. by
the Hostesses, Mrs. 8. Musselman and
Mrs. E. Nickerson. | ‘

The next will be held inthe Church

Hall on Tues. June "th at_3 P.M.

KIWANIS CHOIR (CONT. FROM P.1)
and Eddie Frederiksen.

The shield can be seen in Cyril Bell‘s
office.

Sandra-Lee Spence took First in her
class, 16 and Under, Highland Dancing,
at the Kootenay Musical Festival in
Trail. ‘

625 residents of Castlegar attended
the, afternoon showing of the Consoli-
dated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada
Lta. film "No Man.is an Island", in -
the Castle Theatre on Sunday last.

CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE

Te monthly meeting of the Catholic
Women's League was Held Thursday even-
ing at-the home of Mrs. D- Shea, Presi-
dent. Fifteen members and one visitor
were present. The meeting. was opened
with a Prayer read by Father Barnes.
A Bake’ Sale was planned for May 14th
at West's Store. <A fruit cake and a
box.of chocolates: will be raffled that
day. May being the t*Month of Our
Mother", an article on Mother's Day
was read, also a.little article on
"Our attitude toward revelation and
prophecies. Father Barnes stressed the
importance of attending the Mission Re-
newale The meeting closed with a Pray-
er. Coffee and cake was served by Mrs.
Kaufman.

CASTLE NEWS

missions, with respect to the proposed

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
RE: PASSENGER SERVICE ROSSLAND SUB-

“A letter has been received from the
Commission Couneil of the O.P.R. and a
copy_of the letter that was sent to the
Board of Transport Commission for Cana-
da, in.which the CeP.R. state that due
to continued losses in operation of
Passenger service on our Rossland Sub-
division between Trail and Uastlegar,

a decision has been reached to apply fo)
leave to discontinue this service, and
application is hereby made to the Board
accordingly. ‘ .

- The present rail passenger service
consists of Trains Noe 435 and Noe 446.
The mileage operated by these trains is
45.8 miles between Nelson and Trail,
made up. of 25.7 miles between Nelson .
and’ Castlegar and 20.1 miles between
Castlegar and Trail. The estimated
loss per month under the existing con-
ditions amounts to $2,544 per month, or
approximately $30,500 per year. The
Board of Commissions has asked for. sub-

discontinuance of this service.
.. Any of our readers having opinions
which they wish to express, please
write to the Editor. — .
Comments are also invited regarding
a company which has been formed called
the Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd.
The objects of this company are to con-
struct, install, maintain, eduip, own,
operate and use a pipe line or pipe
lines to transport or transmit natural
gas from thé General Edmonton area, etc.

THUR. MAY 12TH, 1949

FRIDAY
KINNAIRD HALL

TRAIL®S RHYTHM SWINGSTERS' ORCHESTRA!

EVERY 13TH TICKET A CHANCE
ON THE LUCKY PRIZE.

POPULAR PRICES.

to a point or points within, at or
near the cities of Vancouver or New
Westminster, B-C., and to the State
of Washington and other places in
the U.S.A.

This company is making application
for incorporation to the Parliament
of Canada at Ottawae-

A wedding ceremony in the Russian
Mode Saturday afternoon united in
marriage Helen Cheveldave and John
Strelioff. The ceremony was conducted -
at the home of the bride's parents in
Rossland. Miss Patsy Gorkoff of Bril-
liant attended the fair-harred bride,
while Nick Koochin of this village
acted as groomsmane

Following the ceremony, a reception
for nearly 200 guests was held.

A. EREMENKO & CO. DEPT. STORE.
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‘JELLY POWDERS, Nabob, 3 for 29¢
CATSUP, Heinz, 130z.btle. 2 for 55%

Mr. J. Harris, of Creston, visited
Castlegar for a few days.

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