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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Castlegar Minister Relieving At Coast

Rev. L, C. Johnston, United ‘Church minister for Castlegar and Kinnaird, has left for’ Whale-

y’s Corner in the Fraser Valley to relieve the pastor there, Rev. E, S. Fleming, for a month,

In Rev, Johnston's absence, Rev. A. Rutherford will be pastor here for the next two weeks and A. Anderson, vice president of the’ Young People's Union for Island and student

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Mrs, Magwood Resigns From Principalship Of Maple School

The resignation of Mrs, M. Mag- wood as principal ‘of the Maple, School in Trail for Beoieereed)

Marlies B: odman, ‘And Morris Waite United - In Nuptials Saturday

Spending a honeymoon in the East Kootenays following their wedding in St, Rita’s Church here,,

Children, was t with, de

are the form- ‘of

regret at the ett “ot er the Kootenay Society for Handi- capped Children recently.

Mrs. Magwood, who-has been residing in Robson and is leav- ing the district with his family, devoted many hours to. the So- ciety's work before the . school opened, and has been principal of the school since its opening,

of her iron the Society made Mrs. Magwood an honorary life mem- ber.

The meeting was informed that the Balfour townsite has, been selected as the site for a perman- ent home, Hopes are high that, through negotiations now under- way with the government, this property will be made available to the Society.

Plans for the expansion of Maple School in the Fall, are well underway and it is possible that all children will be able to attend every day rather than one day a week, Tuition fee set is $5 per month jer family but consider- ation will be given to each case so that none will be unable to

Mr, and Mrs. C. Brodman of Cas- tlegar and Morris Lyle Waite, son of Mr. and Mrs, L, W. Waite of

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Rev. Father L, Trainor of Cas- tlegar officiated at the ceremony, for which the altar was decora- ted with white and pink roses,

The bride, who entered the church on-the arm of her father, wore a_ white, ballerina-length gown with white lace bodice and

full’ net skirt. A finger-tip veil

falling irom an orange-blossom!)

halo, and a bouquet of red roses| and white carnations, completed her ensemble,

Mrs. Lucy Bosse, a sister of the bride, was matron of honor, She wore a floor length gown of blue taffeta net with blue net: skirt and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations,

Best mah’ was’ Mr."Léo' Bosse| g

and the bride's’ brother, Charlie Brodman, was usher.

Mr.

soloist for her sister's nuptials.)

Nettlie Brodman was: soloist for her sister's nuptials. ied by Mrs. R, E. Gou-

attend classes tuition is too high, There is also a possibility yiot a

let of Castlegar at the organ, she sang Schubert's Ave Maria.

Society picnic, ich a definite decision will be made at the August meeting.

Strawberry Festival Continued trom Page 1

Winners of the children’s races were as follows:

Children under school ‘ag Diane Soberlak, Glenna Howes, first race; Elaine ‘Adshead, Linda Bro, second race.

* Girls, 6 to 8 -- Nina Retben, Jane Rogers,

Boys, 6 to 8 -- Diane Zaitsoff,

Violet Zaitsoff, Louise

_| on the lawn at the home of the

F ing the there was a reception of guests

bride’s parents, where tables, covered. with lace cloths, were set for 20 relatives.

ats bride's ‘mother choie ae

Castlegar Sash & Door

PHONE: S211

WINDOWS — DOORS — SASH ' CABINET: MAKING

Free Esthmates

. For Sale eh

[AJ S MOTORCYCLE,

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a dress with lace bodice and white accessories, - * For her going away ensemble, the bride chose a navy blue org- undy. dress with pink and white accessories,

The riewlyweds will make their home at Castlegar.

ections from the band, the queen |:

her left the stand

+ Boys, 8 to 10 -- Larry Kowai,

Gary Bro, David Adshead. Girls, 8 to 12 -- Diane Zaitsoff,

Violet Zaitsoff, Louise Androsoff.

Boys, 10 to 12 --. Larry Kowal, Gilbert Scheupfer.

Girls, Open +-. Diane Zaitsotf, Sharon wyllie,, Violet Zaitsoff. :

Boys, Open, -- Larry Kowal, Gilbert Scheupfer, Geoffrey Hett.

‘Wheelbarrow'Race n =~ Lar- ry Kowal and Gilbert Scheupfer, Mrs, K. Adshead and Violet Zait- off, Blythe and Jane Rogers.

Siow Bicycle Race -- Geoffrey Hett, Gilbert Scheupfer. ”

A QUEEN IS CROWNED.

They were Sharon Wyllie, first

princess; - Wendy Scott, second ,

princess; Laverne ,Gleboff, retir- ing queen; Helen’ Androsoff; flower girl and Sandra Hett, Violet Zaitsoff, Diane Card, Eileen Jolly, Arlene Jolly and Linda -Rilkoff, attendants,

At the dance. which’ concluded the day’s festivities, there was a lucky program draw first prize winner of which was J. L, Ennau of. Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, who-stopped in at the festival while visiting this district, and Mrs, Ed," Benson of Trail, 2nd Prize, at |

‘F the "'s sports and boat races, came the softball game and the Strawberry supper. ‘The Castlegar Kats eked out a 10-9 victory in the softball tilt - against their arch rivals, the Nel-, son Royals.

FOR RENT.

CEMENT | Sirioow FLOOE ‘SANDER,

co THE CooL GREAT LAKES. Wav...

Brest your rail trip to or | "from the East. Cruise the |

‘Great Lakes between Fort « William and Port MeNicoll-” cd Enjoy 2. whole days of gay

bo ootaiy

“Eor Rent 9 °*) : “TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT

Thursday; July 16,'1953

CASTLE: NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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The News’. Classifieds _

|For Rent”

Two Cominco Moen. Win 2nd’ ‘Suggestion Award

‘B. Ellon and R, B. MicAuliy,

ONE LOT, 2, BLOCKS WEST OF:

3. High School in Castlegar: y with bath. Phone 3967.

he “ROOM UPSTAIRS. SUITE! tion of The Consolidated Mining + P1-29] and at

Trail

* Cement and floor- “Ung for house, Cheap for cash.

‘Contact Steve clo Ernie Pratt, _ A. Eremenko, «

FOR. RENT. Apartment. Apply | Share

the iets “suggestion award in-the latest summary is-

Thrums, ‘B.C, . sP3-28

“CHOICE ' RIVER VIEW LOTS. Limited. number. :. $800.00... Ap- ply Guy Guido, Lower Du-

month, Mlanaird. 5-281 Help Wanted :SUNSHINE,- ENGLISH PRAM | _— Eenied : Blue Color, Very ‘Good: Condi- tion.: $20." A.W. Read, Box 429, Castlegar. On Shewchuck. Sub- "P3 ‘27

-price,

Studio, Box 622,

ahead young : First Bank division, Bark: of Montreal CHERRIES FOR:

PIC them: . yourself. Saat ‘Avenus for rapid

Castlegar, proved . Phone 4922, ‘ 1-29} ia loss control equipment. This

sued by, Ci 's Joint Product-

3 ROOMS AT A REASONABLE ion .Committee, In July of 1850, Apply Huber’s' Photo! the two men suggested an im-

Just ' LOOKING:

Thank: You. By E.G.0. ~~

& friend why he ‘was’ hitting him-

cell for

idea was first applied at Trail and an award'of $275 was made at the’ time. Recently a similar

There's a bright. future for gd-| installation was made at the Al- Fen: swith’ Canada’s} berta. Nitrogen Department, Cal-

gary, and an additional award of $160 has been made, Mr, Erickson’ and Mr. MacAulay.

“a There you will have opportunity are Trail sand Rossland residents

and Cedar Street.

a good salary. Increases are reg- ular in line’ with your. progress, Call. at the local’ Branch. or tele- phone 3041, * C6-25

1019 Model, Very good - condition: Apply A. Peterson, Box: 474, Castlegar, | P3-29

varied work, ample security and|..

ly. +

G. D; Campbell and I. Buchi- gnani, Zinc Department Machine]. Shop employees at Trail, share a

steel: scraper’ for , the

YOUNG MEN

AND Coal stove; chesterfield ‘suite;| who are interested in banking os Dining suite and bedroom suite,{a career are invited to consult Also battery radio. Apply Box! the manager of the Canadian 149, ‘Castlegar, .° aon | ela of Commerce.

are good and ‘the pros- GENERAL ELECTRIC. WASH- ing machine with pump, skirted |}, pecs of advencement are excels model — $110, Kitchen table

WooD

main stem; of a- mixer in the Oxide Leaching: Plant, -prevent- ing: build-up of course. material. Mr. Buchigani is a Trail: resi- dent and Mr. Campbell, also of Trail, recently joined the Royal’ Canadian Air Force. KIMBERLEY AWARDS . At Ki B, T. Lockhi

and: 3> chairs, $12; steel crib,

‘ large size, $5. Single bed ‘and Work Wanted mattress $20. Steel wheelb row, $16. Medium size heater

WIDOW WITH. SON, HIGH School age, wants

received $25 for suggesting that

$40 award. They” suggested al.

a tion one will be happy. and sat-

it feels so good when I stop.”

We complain bitterly of the bad weather, tight shoes, taxes or the pain in our big toe and look to the day when we will be free of ‘these various and varied plagues, fully confident that with freedom would come happiness and. satis- faction, But would ‘they?

With the sun shining all day long, .are we voicing any thanks for the warmth, the garden stim- ulating heat, we have. been look- ing forward ‘to for so long? Like heck we are! We haven't even the

complaining just.as loudly at that

our chiefest joy.

This brings two" thoughts’ to mind; — the obvious that humans are‘ insatiable. and unsatistiable

asile Theatre

SAVE WITH A Thriftpass

People remind me of the story! of the man, who when asked by} -

self on the head-with’a hammer,|. |

‘grace to ‘be .quiet but are now]*’

which a few days. ago.was to be/’

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

and that any. such. as that on such and. such: a condi-

isfied, is to be regarded with well aised and qui:

all used and

burning tips be salvage and re-

claimed. He is employed in the Cc

with heater guard: and stove board, $24. Ironing board, card table, wash. tub: (large), $2 each. Apply Mrs, S. tle News, |,

Third.” Avenue * hi ECRETARIAL . WORK. school. .Box 198, Castlegar.

_MODERN HOUSE WITH FULL 2 R basement and basement suite ‘Announcement

Kinnaird. Apply Box 410, Cas- 1P3-28

Apply _P3-28

ing or’‘day‘ work, Living in}

Shop. ’

Suggesting ‘installation of wire mesh guards on the sealed beam locomotive headlights won 'G. A. Hedquist $20. Mr. Hedquist, em- ployed at the Sullivan Mine Elec- tele Shop (Surface), also won $10

y and filed ‘under the heading. of “Strictly Temporary.”

The larger, more important and therefore less obvious aspect of this dissatisfaction is its effect on the moral, ‘spiritual and material aspects of our lives.

Other forms of living things seem satisfied to livé within the narrow confines of environmental

rented. Also furniture, house-

hold- effects for sale.: Apply Paine aise Sher elder by |

Mrs. J. Peterson, Box 59, or | Mrs, BE. A Lampard, Phone 3682:

ay Ave., Castlegar, or phone}: 3-26 C1-29 :

for of. a Inger base on a drill ‘press.

all, 59 men received awards stalling $585. Comirfeo’s Seine as

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE Day School Begins Sept. 8 Night School Begins Sept, 23

-FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW Semi siete Wiring, plumb- ing, pal furnished on large lot with garden and lawn. Du- ree aues aaron ee mont Subdivision, Kinnaird. C10 27 27 Apply J. Tho

ey

Personal

awarded $3, 60. to date:in ibe Z it

The “perfect crime” is now harder than ever to commit, De- tection is difficult to evade when anew X—ray diffraction machine is brought to the “scene of the crime’, Useful tin mahy, fields ft

For Trade

.FQR OUTBOARD MOTOR, ONE 1929. Mode! ch.” Maroon |

SLENDOR —* TABLETS effective. 3 weeks’ supply $2.00;

9. weeks’ “$5.00. At Pitt's Drug chemical : analysis.

it can and

and

havior. At the moment the mola burrows happily in the ground, the ‘salmon follows its compli- cated life cycle; the swallow builds her. nest, and raises. her young just as was done by their ancestors in the mists of a hund- red thousand generations ago.

But man is a specia! creation

be-| Gi

and apparently endowed by the.. Creator with a built in perpetual disatisfaction, Thus his. ancest- os. in. the equally misty depths of

xe) AREliead to the i ification of

spots and. stains’ tod small. for

aes! were not satisfied with the weather either and. being equally. unab! le. to . change... dts

Coa * eolek Contset” Steyé-clo Ente Pratt, Thrums, B.C. P3-28

Phone ‘3506, Kinnaird. P3 27

ROOMED::: COTTAGE with light and ‘water. Winter- ized. $22 per’.month. Phone 3463, Robson. P1-29

TEAHAN FUEL

HOLIDAY LOAN

Credit Union? A. Well, the

Saaticaee : 10:35.a.m, —~ Sunday Schooi

Q. How do make a loan at your E

IN CHURCH

a4 eir ti meet. it. “ é ’ ‘Thus we - have - the’ series of

The United Church OF Canada

7:45 p.m. — Hymn. Song and Service of Worship.

Kinnaird ; Every Sunday at 12:30 Service.of

7 are FOR THE BEST IN COAL

PHONE 2251 or 4191 ¢

‘few. and simple. ‘The member} Robson should have 10 per cent of the] First & Third

from cave to hut.to salon house -to ‘skyscraper; from: skins to cottons to nylons. . Morals... and’: ethical ‘concepts have advanced, evolved from ‘the worship of thunder and. lightning and‘ mute force to the lofty spiri- tual and ethical concepts as con-

thinkers+ ‘In other words, it ‘would seem

at-11 am.

that we were intended to. be dis- and to do

-ghanged

“Livin’ in my house!

Lovin’ another man Js that what‘you cail bein’ honest?

“just givin’ it a

at's

nice néeme!”

céived by our great teachers and s

shipboard atmosphere, and the superb meals and service for which Canadian Pacific ” is world famous. Your first‘ class rail fare covers everything .

about :jt. So go tear ‘ and yell about the weather, hot or‘cold — damp or dry. Perhaps ; in, another ‘thousand years, we'll be having what is; already being talked -about, ;—. wea ther. We can if our moral and

: . 2 er iter of Castlegey thea! the ‘miners say. “STORE “COAL NOW. A shortage: ‘tn showed the crowd how easy it. the fail . .°. the railroads say. “SHIP Ir NOW”. wee is, if you know how, te. drive a car shortages in the. fall and winter, : :

so...

Joan in his: savings, Example: | 7, Pre) 3 If you :wish .to borrow’ $100 St. Rita’s Church you should have $10/in your/Sunday Masses‘ — 8:30 and 11 savings. You may. borrow, $100] °.o’clock,

without security..When | you) Sunday devotions — 7:30 p.m. make a loan at your Credit at

PHONE ‘$711 . CHUCK’S.. ‘TRANSFER.

Office — Arrow Motors .

“K. A. Morrow

wall, The music of the C

take advantage of our “SUMMER pIscouNT” on top”

= quality coals.

FILL. YOUR. BIN Now!

Mitchell Supply. Ltd.

Successors to Anderson Feed Co. .and

Legiori Band then told one and all

it was time for the of the new Strawberry festival queen.

Mrs. R: Berry welcomed every- one present ‘on behalf of the Rob- son Women’s Institute of which she is. president, ‘remarking that the Institute feel ney are .ac-

Phone 3551 or 2338.

mo: object: in Sriuging, district resi- ; She

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CABINS

Sailings to Sept. 5..

Reasonable Rates. ¢. CASTLEGAR-TRAIL *--

dent thanks to the Robson" Farmer's

4 owt" HIGHWAY."

but meals and berth. Weeldly

. Information and reservations from

foy their in

the boat races and|:

NO

Call on us for Ready, Mix: Conerete delivered slabt to your Job. ‘FUSS

-MeGauley Ready Mix

- Concrete Company Ltd. Phone Trail 2054 Collect:

‘children’s sports and also gave warm commendation to. the Castlegar Legion Band for their willingness to participate in the day’s évents,

. ‘Then, while the band played a slow march, retiring queen Lav-

her. princesses and attendants to the ‘stand which was gaily decor- ated with ‘white crepe paper sur-

fence. On their arrival on the stand, Mrs, R.. Berry placed the festival queen crown on the head of the new queen.

“T-am very happy to be Queen of 1953,” Queen Sandra told the crowd, “I. am also very pleased ‘and proud to be a Girl Guide and represent them here, I thank the ‘Robson Women’s Institute very much for making us queens and princesses. They have made us -|.very..happy. Perhaps’ when we we shall be able to

Berry presented Queen Sandra with a‘coraage and gifts were

algo presented ‘to the\queen and

‘| erne-Gleboff led: the new queen,|’'*

rounded by a miniature picket a

CESSES, ‘ ; After two more detientfal sel:

CAR

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OPTOMETRIST : Suite 3 —' Pest Office Bldg.

7:30 pm. Daily Mass, 8 o'clock.

ethical advances catch up with

St. Joseph's | Chapel.

Sunday Mass, 10. a.m.

eee to 5 p.

IN, — WED. — SAT. are waived until you are able

= oy to work again. You are among CLOSED SATURDAY friends” who:. have as their AFTERNOONS UNTIL

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Work: Boots —

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MADDOCKS FOR THE LARGEST STOCK IN THES _ DISTRICT

motto: “Not for charity! Not]:

Gospel Hour

Twin Rivers Hall = * Every Sunday —. - Breaking of Bread 10..a.m, Sunday School — 11:30 a.m. Gospel Hour — 7:30 p.m. °.

“Kats Edge Royals

the logi in time to save us, from deatroying. everything. -

In Robson Festival ” Softhall Encounter

‘The! C r Kats, eked out

Community Bible Centre i Undenominational Bs Sunday school, Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Classes ‘for. young people of all ages... :

a-10-9° decision over the Nelson Royals in the final half of ‘the final frame ‘of ‘a seven inning fastball -tussle that was part of- the ‘festivities at the fourth An- nual-Robson Strawberry Festival Saturday: afternoon,

ig Service, n Ts 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 © Fellowhip; *:) Fridays, -7:30 p.m, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred E,: Woodrow, Columbia Ave.

All are cordially” invited: to these services,

‘Presbyterian Church

Services in, the. Churoh every

Sunday at°11:15 am, 2 . D._A. MacKellar,’ Minister

Full Gospel. Service : Co-Workers — “Misses a. Pen- noyer and F. Clemo.

10 am..— Sunday School. 7:30 p.m. — Evangelistic. “Jesus Christ, the same yester- day, today and forever.” . .

Lutheran Services Services to be held in Anglican Church every Hirst and third Sun- day. at 3:00 p. 4

“Anglican Church Suffday,- July: 19 ‘Castlegar 10am

-| off,.then banged outa single to

by ‘the -tall grass in the field, and the sweltering heat of the' day, both teams.came ‘up. with a flock of errors, The Nel- son. lassies took a 6-3 lead by the end of the third frame with five Tuns in the-third and one in the first,-and were’ still leading 7-6 at:the:-end’ of the fifth canto, Neither team was able to score in the'sixth and the locals banged in ‘four ‘runs in the final stanza to: ‘Nelson's two, for the victory.

“The hit that won the game for Castlegar, was a triple bagger by Kay Adshead’ which scored Vi Miros, Joanna Jenkinson and Ger- aldine ‘Defoe,.on' bases ahead of her. The next batter, Ann. Kastro-

score Adshead@. and win the game Kay . clouted .the three bagger shortly after an ankle injury. Lor- raine -Martini:ran for her from, first base.

> Kats battery was ‘Ann Yastru- Koff to: Vi Miros and for Nelson McGinn to Appel. .

The’ average. Canadian spends 3.6 per cent of his income on tobacco, 5.4 per cent on drink. ©

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$150. PAY NITE WED.

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Y AND SATURDAY.

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“JULY 26 & 25.

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