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“CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

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Thursday; September 25, 1954

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inside margins, of pages ‘where
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Gasilegar Chamber
Represented At
Lardeau Road Opening

Two members of the Castlegar
and District Chamber of Com-
merce_ participated in the open-
ing ceremonies of the new Kaslo
to Lardeau road~- during the

2 d.° Art And and
Ross MacDermid and their fami-
of the

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Mr. MacDermid’and his family
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urday, Mr. Anderson was enthus-
ed over the scenic attractions in
the form of. lakes, glaciers, spark-
ling streams and towering moun-|
tains. He described the country as
rich with raw materials and. a
potential. tourist centre.

The various Board and Cham-
ber, representatives were guests
at luncheon irf:Goldhill ang then
all returned to the schoolhouse at

lies joined repr i

Chambers of Commerce and
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Creek where the two
local men joined ‘the others’ in
congratulating the ‘Lardeau and
District Board of Trade on their
new road.

A unique feature of the Lar-
deau Board is that their member-
ship includes women, Mr. And-
erson reports.

Organizational Meet
For Castlegar Eagles
Held Last Monday

A total of 75 men have made
Li for ip i

hip in

tion

CASTLEGAR
SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

tg a aI ty

1 J, A. LeBar, Stroudsburg, Pen-
nslyvania, was a week-end visitor
at the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Dr. and Mrs. C, S.
Fowler. :

H. A. Kerr returned -to his
home in Windsor, Ontario last
week after an extended visit with

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Blackrrioré left
for their home in Vancouver after

three week visit at. the home
of the latter’s mother, Mrs. A.
Saunders.

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visit to Castl on T %,
Mr. M. Demeo attended the fu-
neral of S. Catalino in Nelson,
yesterday.
Mr. J. Gall of Vancouver, visit-
ed at the home of his son and
Ahter-in-l

his son and‘d » Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Kerr. z

Willie Oleski left for. Nelson
last week for another year of
study at Notre Dame College.

Mr. R. F. Barnes, of Toronto,
Ont., Canadian Manager of the
A. Dunhill Co., pipe and novelty
manufacturers, spent the past
week visiting his brother, Rev.
Jos, B. Barnes. The visit included
chats with district priests and
calls to various points of interest
in the Kootenays.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Marshall cele-
brated their 52 wedding anniver-

Sunday evening. They are

the parents of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Marshall, Trail, who were invol-
ved in the auto collision in Cas-
tlegar Friday night.

the new aerie of the F,
Order of Eagles now being orga-
nized in Castlegar, it was reveal-
ed .at the first organizational
meeting of the group in the Par-
ish Hall Monday night.

Becoming the 22nd. B.C. centre
in which-an aerie of the order is
organized, Castlegar will have its
institution ceremonies for its
aerie as soon as a total of at least
100 members has been gained, J.
A, Weaver, organizer for the
Order announced.

At Monday’s meeting, Mr. Wea-
ver appointed C. H. King and F.
Stefoniuk as temporary secretary
and temporary chairman of the
order, saying that officers will
be appointed for-the balance of
this term at the institution cere-
monies. For next term, however,
the new aerie will nominate and
élect officers on its own. -

The meeting also decided that
the Castlegar aerie will be called
the “Columbia Valley aerie of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles.”

An investigation committee to
approve new applications for

bership and a i and
Institution Committee were also
set up. Serving on the former
are Myles MacPherson, Nels By-
stromm and ,Berie Mahoney and

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Mr. Weaver reviewed the 54
year old history of the Order
during which it has spread from
one small club in Seattle to over
3,000 aeries in all parts of Can-
ada, U.S., Alaska and the Hawai-
an Islands. He outlined the bene-
fits of the Order and their fra-

‘ternal and humanitarian achieve-

ments among youth, the needy
and widows of dead war veterans.

Province’s Liberals

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Begin Organizing
The Liberal Party Leadership
Committee appointed at the Ad-
visory Council Meeting ‘of Sept-
ember 17, 1952, under the chair-
manship of Sydney J. Smith,
Kamloops, has started work.
Arthur Ash, member of this
Committee to represent Lower
Vantouver Island, has called a
meeting of the Presidents of the
Federal Riding Liberal Associa-
tions of Victoria and Esquimalt-
ich, the Provincial Ridi of
Oak Bay, Saanich, Esquimalt and
Victoria, and of the Victoria Lib-
eral Women’s Forum, the Victor-
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Deer Park School

Continued from Page 1

hope that when the students’ fu-
ture children are ~-attending it,
they will find it in the same ex-
cellent condition as it is at pres-
ent.

Mr. Craft then called on G.
Rilkoff, representing Columbia
Builders of Castlegar, who were
in charge of the construction. Mr.
Rilkoff presented the keys of the
school to Mrs, Romaine following
which, Mr. Craft declared the
school officially open.

Following the ceremonies, the
school board members, Inspector
McKenzie.and Mrs. J. Kent, Deer
Park representative of the school
board, were guests of the Deer
Park Women’s Institute at a
grand luncheon.

The party motored to Syringa
Creek Friday morning § from
where they arrived at Deer Park
via the steamer “Mint®” For
the return trip, Roy Coleman of
Deer Park took the group by
boat back to their cars at Syringa
Creek.

Those participating were: G. C.
Craft, R. T. Waldie, C. H. ing,
Mrs, W. Jacobson, R. Hunter and
Inspector J, J. McKenzie.

,» Mr. and Mrs.
Jan Gall this week.

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