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CASTLE. NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thureday, April. 22, 1954.

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11 Towns and Cities Represented

Badminton Tourney Results For Local Shuttle Artists —

Although none of them were able to advance to the-prize win- ning ranks, a good number of Castlegar and Kinnaird badminton players, among a total of 288 entries from 11 towns and cities, gave a fine display of shuttle competition which advanced some of them

to the semi-finals of their events,

tenay Open badminton tournament in Nelson during the Easter

weekend.

E. Patterson of Castlegar was runner up in the Ladies’ Singles, B Flight.

Players from eee Cran-

at the Fourth Annual West Koo-

MEXED DOUBLES, B, Flight Second Round

Thompson, Nelson, beat Joyce and Dave Yerex, 15-3;

brook, C: Kimberley, Salmo and. Rossland copped prizes and ‘runner-up awards in the tourney.

Results of contests in which lo- cal artists competed were: MIXED DOUBLES, ‘A Flight

Ethel. Templeton and Marvin Wilson, Cranbrook and Nelson, beat. Joyce Swihart and Dave Yerex, Kinnaird, 15-6, 15-5.

Donna Muirhead and Fred Wal- die, Kinnaird and Castlegar, beat M. Chlopan and A. Petrie, Cran- brook, 15-7, 14-17.

Doreen Monty and Jim Ball, Kimberley. and Creston, . beat Monica Brown and Mike Horcoff, Castlegar, 18-14, 15-9.

Second Round

‘Kay Thompson and Stan Don- aldson, terson and Alan Jacobson, Kin- naird, 18-13,; 15-9, . a

Robin Pincott, Chationee 15-6,

15-4,

‘\obson, Kinnaird, beat Gwen Cos-

‘and “Jim Richardson, Tadanac, elson, beat Evelyn .Pat-'

M.. Chlopan and A. Petrie, Cran- brook beat Monica Brown and Castlegar, 15-5;

Evelyn Patterson and Alan Jac-

nett and Norman Cosnett, Salmo, 15-7, 9-15, 15-8.

Vi Miros-and Robin Pincott, Castlegar, beat Bea‘ McDoneld and. Jim McDonald, Nelson, 15-13, 7-15, 15-10. Third Round

Dot ‘Thompson and Fred|:

era, the chickens cannot fly former tall wire barricades.

CHICKENS GROUNDED BY SCIENCE

Dr. esa Saunders, a sophomore at. the college. an air-minded over a knee-high fence, thus eliminating

A The wing- CG hater eed : Boe ines There

BOSSE INFANT BAPTIZED _ 1 ana -L AT ST, RITA'S, SUNDAY have some eee erm The infarit son of ‘Mr.:and: Mrs. Nc ere Aig aoc acre ee ps

a living. Leo Bosse of Castlegar received the. Sacrament of Baptism at ‘St. Rita's Church l the ten o'clock mass, Rev. Father Trainor .officiated, and godpar- ents were Charles Brodman, bro- ther of Mrs. Bosse and her sister, Mrs,’ M. Waite, ‘The baby. was given: the names Daniel Joseph. _

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Jenny -Yerex and-Ned Rhodes, Trail, beat Evelyn Patterson and Alan Jacobson, Kinnaird, 15-6, 15-8.

Vi Miros and Robin Pincott, Castlegar beat Glenda Cummins

15-8, 15-9.

Final 4 Jenny Yerex and Ned Rhodes, Trail, beat Vi Miros and Robin Pincott Castlegar, 15-10, 15-8. MIXED DOUBLES, ¢ Flight

and Seis Yerex,

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‘land J. Yerex, 15-11, 15-5. -HMEN'S SINGLES, Kootenay Open Second Round

Kinnaird and Trail, beat J. ar. Jer- and: B.-Latremouille, ‘Nelson, by default.

M. Crutchitield and K: St. Denis, Salmo, beat -Monica Brown and Mike Horcoff,: Castlegar, 15-10, 15-1. Semi.

| eaaily),. and pumping up of rates by. thet

Sask: Veering Right, Bus. Magazine:Says

Little observed in, Cenada be-

Socialism, playing up its undoubt- edly attractive oil, mineral and pulp and paper attractions, West- ern _B ess and. Industry con- cludes. Capital is now less shy about- t-venturing there.

the swing of Sask-

ern Business and Industry.” It is still nominally socialist but it has| been liquidating its leftist poli-' cies - steadily, ‘the magazine as- serts.

Recent developments in this. direction as cited by. the maga-, zine, are:. Shutdown of the pro-.

owned woollen mill] (which, like the shoe factory the; province s »» lost - money |

at Gwen. Cosnett and Cas:

* gov steadily to the ne says ““West-':

LRQUITA’S :

nett, Salmo, beat Joyce

Gov polistic service. in this field, so- that current rates are in line with} those charged by. Commercial in-'

airy Fergus, Ki " beat Alan Jacobson, Kinnaird, 15-7,

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15-3. = Fred “Stevens, Kelowna, beat Mike-:Horcoff, Castlegar, 15-12, 15-6. >

Ed Hedley, Creston; ‘beat Fred Waldie, Castlegar, 15-4, 15-11. MEN'S. DOUBLES,

Second. Round

- Angus Peyton and Frank Gay- Jord, Spokane, beat Robin Pin- cott and Bill Kereiff,-Castlegar, 15-10, 15-21. | : MEN’S DOUBLES, B. Flight Second Round

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15-9, Third Round

Sid Hanson and W.: Anderson, Invermere, heat Robin Pincott and Bill Kereiff, Castlegar, 15-8, 35-8. é MEN'S SINGLES, B. Flight First Round

Alan Jacobson, Kinnaird, beat Norman: * Cosnett, “Salmo, © 15-2, 17-18, 15-4.

Fred Waldie, Castlegar, beat Sid Hanson, Invermer, 6-15, 15-3,) 315-7.

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Take notice that..the Liquor ‘Control Board of British Columbia. with..the approval of ‘the Lisutenant-Geverner in Council, has. designated the following area as a licensing area for. the issuance. of licences - under: the “Government Liquor Act, 1953” :— :

" Jicensing Area No. 36. - Description: Village of Castlegar. And further take notice that the Board will receive applications for. licences within that area until'the 25th day of May, 1954. g

And further.take-notice that the Board will, at a meeting. to bevheld at the Board’ 8 Office, . 525 Fort Street, in the City: of Victoria, on the 26th day. of May, 1954, commencing at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon, proceed. to deal-with the applic: ti prior to the 25th day of May, 1954, unless in the meantime:—

(a) The Municipal Council of the Corperation of the Village of Castlegar requests: the Lieu- in Council -t

: “whe questions that shall upon in the licensing area areas -follows:— %

(a) Ate you-in fevours of the sale of beer, ale, and stout only ‘under a public-house licence

thin the Ticensing area‘any or all of the questions hereinafter.set puts -or

(b) The Lieutenant-Governor receives a petition in the form prescribed by. these regulations or to a like effect signed by. thirty-five per centum of the electors:of the polling divisions within-the licensing area requesting that any or all of. the questions ‘hereinafter set. out be submitted to a vote of the electors of the polling divisions within the licensing area.

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to a vote of the electors ‘ofthe polling. divisions

qd to a vote of the electors :

E (Note:—A ‘ublie-house licence will be similar to the present beer-parlour licence.) (b) Are you in favour of the sale of beer, ale, stout, and wine-only under a dining-room

id be submi

(Note:

elube,. ‘hotels, resorts,

* LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD | PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA |

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licence ‘for consumption with meals on ‘licensed | premises? Di will be

steamships, and resorts, )

(ec) Are you in favour ofthe: sale of liquor under ‘a -dining-lounge licence for consumption _ with: meals on-licensed premises? (Note:—Dining-loungée licences. will be issued principally to what are edmmonly known oe as cabarets, and fo, clubs.) .

@. Are you in favour of the sale of liquor under a lounge licence for consumption on licensed Notes Le “ge licences will be Jasued (to to cocktail- bare, They will be granted oly

to hotels, restaurants, clubs, railway-cars,

ars, ani

Thursday, April 22, 1954

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The. News q ‘TEN WORDS FOR ne THREE F Two —

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casities INSERTIONS FOR THE. PRICE PHONE 3031

For Sale. 9). -

For Rent : .

GLADIOLI BULBS, . FINE. VAR- IETYS. A. Joy Box 125, Cas-|: tlegar, th Avenue: Phone 3188.

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| ROSE BUSHES, ROCK PLANTS, Glads. ‘Apply Nielsen's Green Houses, Kinnaird. . PS-14

ELECTRIC STOVE, CHESTER-

| FIELD Suite, Coleman Oil heat- |-

‘er, fridge, other household fur- niture — reasonable, inquiries ‘invited. J... Halliday, 18140 5th Ave., Trail, B.C. C2-18

APARTMENT WITH BATH- ‘room; electric-range’ and: other

By Vic

facilities, Apply Alex “ko, Phone 3061: €3-15

SMALL MODERN 4 ROOMED house near high school. Phone 3537. < + PLC

4 ROOMED HOUSE, ELECTRIC hot. ater garden ‘plot, ‘fruit trees, Apply Fred Eremenko, ‘next to’ theatre. tes 2-15

It: had to ‘hippen ‘sooner later. ‘Readers of this | col all two of ‘them—have been talk ing to me “recently, a surprising | fact in ‘itself, Fifty: Percent of’ thse kind people expressed ‘sor- row that this space no longer con-,

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. 4 MILK GOATS — IF TAKEN “at once $60.00. Reason for sale shortage of feed. Chas, J. Morey, Renata, B.C, > P3-15

LAYING PULLETS. APPLY M. Foley, Blueberry, Phone (2381, ’ C8-14 4 ROOM HOUSE. LARGE LEVEL Tot. Box 307, ‘Castlegar. .C3-14

BUILDING LOT. APPLY G, Manarin, Kinnaird, B.C... 3-16

POTATOES BY THE SACK. Apply Mary. Sookorookoff near jhigh school. P1-1

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THE PICTURE EVERYONE IS" TANKING ABOUT!

—| to build, or.a_ difficult job: to handle, As we are about to start and: we look: ahead, the goal seems distant arid we wonder if we'll reach it. We wish it were al- ready reached,

Then we start. We progress from Step. to step. and: step. by ‘step., our goal comes closer, At Jength the end “e in sight and we're ‘working on the finishing

Then it's and

time you st about

‘ It, should therefore be-to the! former’s delight and the latter’s annoyance that yours. truly once again not car-les, once again despite oft reaffirmed resolutions that never again will I-support a used car.

‘After some-900 miles.of travel with this’ fourth in’ my list of it strikes. me

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. Ply Box 604, Castlegar, B.C, si Heyy P3.

“tthat automobiling is’ a lot like

1 | drive. Even bus drivers consider -|that a long trip. As you think of

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; at the opening of.a

heart quakes just a bit. That’s an awful lot of driving; your eyes are: going to see alot of road;

already there. .

But wishing won't transport you to your destination, The only way to arrive where you want) to go, is to start and keep going. So you start. Mile after mile sweeps beneath your wheels, Way points speed by your windows and you're’ gradually coming closer and closer to your destination... Almost before you know it, 349

you've arrived. The trip wasn’t’so bad after all; in fact you made it in ene hour less" ‘than the } previous time you drove it.

‘That's the way it is with many,

cult as one entity, has proved not ‘hard at all a stage at a time.

Which “leads to a further thought. There are actually ‘no big things in life, only artificial accumulations .of many small things in a certain arrangement, Tasks, trips, projects, machines, etc. etc. which we regard as big, are merely combinations of many, many small parts. The real eer

our goal, which seemed ‘so diffi- ;

& you've eutgrows she one about the birds “ond ths bees...

try this on

for'sizel

ties. are the basic which all problems, projects as activities, even the biggest, ‘arc composed. 5

Thus there is no big building, merely a_combination* of ‘many bricks, pié¢ces of glass, boards, plaster, shingles and paper.. =.

There is no big project, merely ,an orderly succession of tasks. "There is no big machine; merely, many small parts in a certain ar-, rangement. There is no big trip, merely’ a succession of many miles.

Yet these basic entities which we regard as small, are the truly big things. We' can drive 500 miles only because we can drive one mile; we can build a man- sion only because we can saw a board and pound a nail; we can engineer “a project only, because we-can perform a task.

: The best example of the big- ness of small things, however, is

bomb,

But wait—how did we get from | automobiles to atom bombs any- way! f

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4-15-10, :15-12,

Badminton Results : (Continued from bods 6)

Sécona Rouad h: Alan: Jacobson, Kinnaird, beat Jim Bail, Creston, 18-16, ‘14-17,

“Mike Horcoff, Castlegar, beat’ Freda Waldie, Castlegar, : 18-13, 13-18, 15-10. aa Thisd Rona

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Mike Horcoff, ‘Castlegar beat |W. Anderson, Invermere, 6-15, 18-16,.15-8,

Semi-Finals

-Norman Hashes Nelson, beat Mike © Horcoff, ‘Castlegar, ae 6, 6-15, 15-12,

LADIES’: DOUBLES: B Flight Third Ro

G. Male on and L Ramsay, Nelson, beat Donna Muirhead and Joyce Swinart: Kinnaird, 18-16, 9-15, 15-6. :

E. Patterson and Vi Miros, Cas- Hlegar, beat S. Butling and S.

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G. Male and I. Ramsay beat E. Patterson and Vi Miros, 15-10, 15-12.

LADIES’ SINGLES, B. Flight ‘ Mary Stubbs, Kelowna, beat Donna Muirhead, Kinnaird, 11-5, 12-10. : Semi-Finals . E. Patterson, Castlegar ‘peat Anne Meneice, Nelson, 4-21, 118, 11-3. +

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