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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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Robson W.1. Donate
’ $25 To Flood Reliof

‘A donation of $25.00 to the
European Flood Relief Fund was
authorized at the monthly meet-
ing of the Robson Women's Insti-
tute held at the home of Mrs. I.
Ballano ‘with 25 members pres-
ent and Mrs, R. Berry presiding.

This month belng Adelaide
Hoodless month, in honor of the
organizer of the Women's Insti-
tute in 1896, there was an inter-
esting program arranged by Mrs,
W, L. Wright. She read a sum-
mary of. the Institute's activities

Mrs, Stewart Grant, wag named
representative to the Robson Re-
creational Society.

Mrs. Duncan’.Carter extended
an invitation to the Institute to
attend tho- dedication service of
the First Robson Cub Pack Colors
in the Robson C

W. Kootenay Liberals
Meet Here Saturday

The Castlegar Liberal” Asocia-
tlon: will be hosts to fellow Lib-
erals from all over the West Kou-
tenays for the ‘annual ‘general.

West

orial Church on ‘Sunday, Feb.
ruary 22 at 7 p.

Following the * buatniess session,
the members enjoyed refresh-
ments‘ served by the hostesses,
Mrs. I, Ballano, and Mrs, Porter
and Mrs, J. Raine.

The March meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. O. B. Bal-

the World for Peace” by G. Doug-

since it was started in Robson 40| lard,
years ago and also read an inter- oe
esting article ci

spt ent $7.12 per per-
son on movies. in 1950,

of the “Ki
Liberal Association’ Saturday.
The meeting will choose offi-
cers of. the Association for 1953
and will also nominate a Liberal
candidate for the next federal
election, About 80 are

has been-mak-

ling ane to introduce . Little!

League Baseball to the Castlegar
District. To give residents an idea
what it’s all about. Rennie has
prepared the following history

expected to attend,

The meeting will be held in the
Twin Rivers Hall,

Castlegar Liberals attended a
meeting of the Trail

and

“Little League Baseball is ‘Big
League Baseball adapted to jthe
mental and of

Rennie Mitchell Tells -
Of Little League Ball .

4 Pennsylvaria with. three - teams.
‘The 1952. season showed 1810
leagues

a

This Is Thing:
Week For Guides”
And Boy Scouls

Throughout the. world wher-
ever Girl. Guides or Boy Scouts
may be.found, this week is being:
observed as Thinking Week. |

Special $( are being

7650 teams’ with 1
115,000, boys, 12 years of age and
under, on the roster of: regular
‘tirst' teams.

.The organizer, Carl Stotz, had
seen too may youngsters sit on

boys, 12 years of age and under.
It is ball wit

Liberal A inti lent

several which are

y .in order’ that the

and helped

PP

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Board

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

The regular meeting of the Stanley Humphries P.T.A. will
be held in the Library of the High School on Monday,
February 23 at-8 p.m. Everyone welcome.

Special Service at the Robson Community Memorial Church
on Sunday, February 22 at 7 p.m. to dedicate the
colors of the First Robson Cub Pack, Please not change
of time — 7 p.m.

C.W.L, Annual St. Fatrick’s Dance. Twin Rivers Hall, March

li. Tickets

member, Refreshments,

iW invited to attend.

2 from any C.W.L.

Kinnaird Guides, Cubs and Scouts will meet at Kinnaird
Fire Hall 11:45 a.m. Sunday, February 22nd to march
to the Improvement Society Hall for Church Parade.
Canadian Legion Band from Castlegar will be present.

March 2nd, 7:30 p.

home of C. H. King. ‘AN 1.0.0.F. members cordially :

» at the

a The £.A. to the Canadian Legion will hold a card party in

European Flood Relief Fund.

u a whe Legion Hall, Saturday night, Kobruary. © 21, at é
: pm. Admission 35c. Everybody welcome, Proc

oq Social evening in the United Church Hall on Thursday

it evening, Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the W.A. of

22. Films are “Butch

Church. Everyone welcome.

Phone 3441

the United Church. Everyone welcome.
wo films shown after Church Beemce on Sunday, February

a. Home” and “From

. Slavery to Service.” Sponsored by W.A. of the United

Cyril Bell Agencies Lid.

Insurance Advisers

Castlegas

of
which, ‘will be pres-|5'
ented to the meeting day atiee

tending were Vic Jones, te
Leamy, Mr. andn Mrs, M. Blai-
Leamy. Mr. and Mrs, M, Blal-
Dermid and Vic Misutka,

strength of ‘the young players will
not be overtaxed — exceptions
relating to equipment, number of
innings, size of field, distance of
pitcher's plate from Home plate
and distance between bases.

‘ Little League Baseball was
in 1939 in Wilt

the fi unable to get into
the game because they were too

[th |-small or too young.

It is impossible to measure ace
curately arid completely the bene-
fits of Little League Baseball to
the individual boy, the.team on
which he plays, the league to
which he belongs, and the entire
community. There are far

many intangibles, However it is
considerably. more than just

Billets Needed For
‘J-dminton Plavers

As the month of March draws
nigh, S, C. Muirhead and Robin
Pineott and their badmintort
groups of Kinnaird and Castle-
gar are casting an anxious eye
towards preparations for the
West Kootenay Junior Badmin-
ton Tournament tobe held in
Castlegar on March 5, 6, 7, and 8.
Entries are expected from Cas-
tlegar, Kinnaird, Trail, Rossland,
Crawford Bay, Grand Forks and
Sdlmo. Biggest problem facing
Messrs Muirhead and Pincott ‘at,
present is billetting arrangements
for the visiting badminton con-
testants. Some 50 players had to
be billetted last year,

This is the second successive
year the Junior tourney is being
held in Castlegar. The contests
will take place in the gymnasium
of the Stanley Humphries High
School.

Six warships of the Royal Can-
adian Navy were assigned di

the summer of 1952 fo training
University Naval Division Cadets,
with three cruises to Europe and
three to West Coast, ports from

Enioy Jolly Party
Valentine’s Day

Renata Social Creditors and
frlends got together at a Valen-
tine Party at the’ home of Mr.
and Mrs. F, Weisner on February
14. It was also the occasion of the
marriage of Mrs, Weisner’s bro-
ther, Toni Zimmerman, to Miss
Joyce Muss, solemnized at the
cont | the same day.

What more can a town want
than the instilling of fine princi-
ples of sportsmanship, ‘tolerance
and understanding in its youth.

planned by. leaders to bring home
to.the young people the idea of
world-wide organization of which
they are-members. They are be-
ing yeminded to look beyond
their own small company or pack
and give some thought to their
place in the scheme of things as
related to other Guides or Scouts,
the general public and other or-
ganizations,’"In other..words,. an
effort is ‘being:made to broaden
thelr outlook, \.....
‘special ; events planned
for this district include a “Mother
and ‘Daughter Banquet” at Rob-
son; a.church parade at Kinnaird
anda special Guide -and: Scout
Service at the, United Church in
Cestlegne on Sunday, Feb: 22nd.
It is hoped. that the: general
public. will show their interest by

‘Some

‘These ae

these’: u ‘when

of the intanglbtes of Little Lengue
Baseball,

Little League requires the sup-
port of the whole community.
Watch for the announcement of
a public meeting to discuss Little
League Baseball in Castlegar.

The Deferice Research Board
majntains close liaison with the
U. K and the U. S., to ensure the
Armed Forces obtain the latest

in-

1k played

and
their activ-

wile others played and
checkers. Renata’s best musicians
‘were on hand to entertain. ©

Henry Friesen, and Fred De-
lorme did some step. danting.
Then Jake Friesen entertained
with a song, Three of Renata’s
younger men, Bert Toews, Leon-
ard Funk and Dave Letkeman,
dressed as hillbillies and per-
formed in a comical dance.
Following the serving of a
lunch, a session of dancirig to
good music ensued and was en-
joyed by young and old alike.
“An evening long to be re-
membered,” was how one guest

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Kinnaird Thespians
Prepate For Play

The Kinnaird Little Theatre is
in throes of preparations to re-
peat their play ‘The ‘Bathroom
Door’ as part of the Variety Con-
cert planned by the Robson Dram-
atic Club for Febuary 20th. ~

The regular monthly meeting
of the Sroup, held at the home of

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i) Mr, and Mrs.’ W. Sommertield
Vi Jast Friday evening, made final
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Another lodge has joined the
notable circle of Castlegar and
District organizations, The Odd-
fellows are now quite well estab-
Aished here,

At a meeting of the new lodge
‘at the home of C. H. King Mon-
;day night, protem( officers were
-elected. They are: Jack Webster,
Past Grand; James Toogood,
Noble Grand; C..H, King; Vice
- Grand; and bee J.-Warner, secre-
tary-treasur

The. Sispensation, permission. to

organize until institution, has been
received and the Grand Master
is to institute the Ledge some-
time in May.

Starting Wednesday, April 8,
the lodge will be holding meet-
ings every. 2nd and 4th Wednes-
Meetings ings until that date will con-
day in the Twin Rivers Hall.
tinue to be held at the home of
Mr. King on dates to be advert-
ised. The next meeting is on
March 2.

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The executive of Stanley Hum-
phries P.T.A, meeting at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. J. A, Thomas on
Feb. 16th. 1953, made plans. for
a Founder's Day program to be

on Feb.'|

ment of about 18. More’ .candi-
dates are expected to Soro later

on.

With ‘the object of ancouragina

a lively interest in the arts among

at the
24rd. This will take the form of
a “Back’to School Quiz,” follow-
ed by a group discussion,

A tentative date in April was
set for the Annual Concert Music
and dancing of various

two courses

are being offered. Six’ persons
have begun a modelling course
under the instruction of A. Zuck-
erberg.. They: are learning. with

ities will be included in the pro-|
gram, which will also highlight
the High School Tumbling Group,

Discussion was held on sub-
jects which could be used as
group discussion topics at future
meetings. Participation of
members in at least part of every
meeting is the aim of the Pro-
gram Committee.

At the conclusion of the meet-
ing, refreshments were served by
Mrs, Thomas.

in the latter part of Lal
Three new members, M.

KINICKI — To Mr. andMrs.
Frederick Kinicki,. Kinnaird,
Feb. 7 a son.

SALIKEN — To Mr, and Mrs,
George Saliken, . Castlegar, on
Feb. 13 in Trail Tadanac Hospi-
tal, a daughter.

‘Piquard, Mrs. Z. Smibert and on alad
Jacobson, were welcomed to the
Group. Next meeting is scheduled
for March Sth,

lammocks are pecoming a
tie of the past in the Royal
Canadian Navy. As new

1 plasticen? for me present “and Cae sui od Mies: are constructed ‘bad, older iu
ied = an to!
clay later on. ° the modelling| Walter Markin, Castlegar, on) mo >
classes are held om Tuesday eve- ary 3, a steel bunks are being installed in
nings at the high school. _[Dianne, lecks.

The second course, taught by
Bill Koochin, has enrolment of
12 at present and offers instruct-
jon in painting, beginning with
free hand sketching of ‘models.
The students will then learn
painting in black and white and
Tater painting in full color. Paint-
ing classes are held Wednesday
eenings at the high school.

eto date has been very

23 Per cent Of Canada.
Boesn’t Go To Movies

Twenty-three per cent of
Canadians “Don’t go to the
movies,” it was shown in‘a Gal-
lup Poll conducted under scienti-
fic methods by representatives of
the Canadian Institute of Public
Opinion living in some 200 areas
in: Canada, The cross-section of
adults interviewed were asked
“Who is your favorite male movie
star or don’t you go to the
movies?”
The twenty-three per cent said
they passed up films altogether,

le 25, per cent had no opinion é
te

keen and the students cooperative
and enthusiastic.

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St.. Rita’s Church
Sunday Masses — 8:30-and 1}
o'clock,
Sunday devotions — 7:30 p.m.
Confessions, Saturday evening at
7:30 p.m,
Daily Mass, 8 o'clock.

St. Joseph’ 8 Chapel

Sunday Mass, 10 am.

Gospel Hour
Twin Rivers Hail
Every. Sunday — Breaking of
Bread 10am.
Sunday School — 11:30 a.m.
Gospel Hour. — 7:30 p.m.

Community Bible
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who line up and pay their money,
have been given a chance in Can-
ada to voice their opinion-in a
modern scientifically conducted |
poll.”

The surprise of the ‘poll is the
fact that United Artist's HIGH
‘NOON, which. did strong. business
and was picked. by most: critics+
as the best film of the year, didn't
get into the first ten, It is also
interesting to note. that: Gary
Cooper; star. of- HIGH NOON,
gave .Crosby a. close battle’ for
first place, - while Bety Hutton, of

EST: SHOW. OW. EARTH, was
Jow on the choice of femme stars.

The. Institute . also .. gathered,
movie

poll-winning film THE GREAT-}-

about

all ages.
Evening Service, Sundays, “7:30
pm A’ service for the family.
Above service in the Legion Hall.
Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs-
days, 7:45 p.m, and Young Peo-
ple's -Faliowhip, Fridays, 7:30
p.m: at the home of Mr. and
Fred E,. Woodrow, Columbia ‘Ave.
All-are cordially invited -to
these ‘services,

Presbytenan Church”

Seryiges inthe’ Church every
Sunday at 11:15 am.
‘D.-A. MacKellar, Minister

.Full:Gospel Service
dn Coronation, Hall),

18- months: ago. and.these showed
that. half the adult population of

Canadg.-attends- movies, at least
once. a month, Half of ‘these -at-
tend ‘twice a month or-more and)

Misses. J. ‘Pen-
“noyer and F. . Clemo.
10 a.m. —_ Sunday School.
7:30 p.m. — Evangelistic. -
“Jesus Christ, the same yester-
day, today and forever.” 3

four’ out. of. every,

worker. 7

tiwoce a week or more. 'The typi-|_
cal moviegoer is‘urider 30 and
either ‘a. white. collar or factory

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