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Castlegar, B. c

Wetieriay, Deseubar 24, 1952

‘Santa’ s * Headeeaners For

TOYS

BOXED CHOCOLATES

MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS

RIGBY’S

Saturday visitors to Trail were:
¥{Mr. ond Mrs. ‘Todd, Mr, Fred

Waldie, Mrs. Herb Johnson and
mother Mrs, Barbara Bell; and
Mrs, G. O. Sutherland and daugh-
ter Ann.

and Mrs, J. Raine attended the
Carpenters’ Banquet in Trail.

Mrs. S. Wood, Williams Lake,
returned to her home after at-

r
tending the funeral of her father | include two from Trail, two from

Castlegar
Sash & Door

PHONE 4946

WINDOWS — DOORS — ~ SASH
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Puna

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here, Mr. S, M. Musselman.

Miss Margaret Musselman,’ who
attended the funeral of her father
heré, has returned to her home
in Vancouver.

Mrs, L. F. Quance and Mrs, W.
Campbell entertained forty guests
at a miscellaneous, shower. in
honor of Miss Kay Sutherland,
whose wedding will take place
on January 4, A wide assortment
of beautifully wrapped gifts were
presented to the bride-elect, on a
table decorated with white and
pink streamers. Those serving
were: Miss Eileen Quance, Mrs.
oO. Mrs. W. C:

and are L.. F, Quance,

MR. M. B. DALTON
and staff of Canadian Pacific
CASTLEGAR

f) is spending her, Christmas ‘holi-
days at the home of her parents, | Peggy Newman are awarded cer-

A group of Ist. Co. Castlegar
Girl Guides under the direction
of Mrs. S. Dams and Mrs. F.
Hostetter visited the homes of

On'Friday, December 19, Mr.|their withdrawal. forms from

A.| their, fourth successful comple-

4| Oddfellows Hold
. | Organizational Meet

Castlegar and District -Odd
fellows held a meeting last week,
first step in the beginning of a

TEAHAN FUEL ||] ELECTROLUX

FOR THE BEST:IN'COAL' Service - Supplies
Office — Arrow Motors | : LAKESIDE*
PHONE 4191 HOBBY CENTRE

branch of the lodge here,

There-are about 12 Oddfellows
in this district ‘who, as soon a3

their home lodges’ have been
duly. filed,, will become the nu-
cleus of a new lodge here.

‘Withdrawal forms filed to date

Rossland, one from Winnipeg
and.one from Kansas City. Insti-
tution ceremonies will be held
after all the withdrawal forms
are in,

Twelve Residents Pass

‘as an expression of thanks and
good, will,’ ‘we are extending ‘at
: this time, the Season's Greetings oe

and our Best Wishes for health
and prosperity in the New Sear.

he EREMENKO & CO.

First ‘Aid Exams Here

1
‘Results of: examinations’ for
those taking this year's First Aid
to the Injured cotirse in’ Castle-
gar, have been announced.

The exams were ‘held in the
United Church Hall, December
1f with Dr. A. D. Johnson, John
Dalziel and C. H. King as exam-
iners,

Receiving labels for at least

tion of the’ Raat are N. E.

* Miss B, Conroy left last night
to spend Christmas and New
Year's with her parents at Rim:
berley.

Miss Shirley Berry, a student
at Brandon College in Manitoba,

B| Mr, and Mrs, R. Berry. ’

Mrs. E. Lundy arrived home
from Vancouver where he spent
a week's holiday.

take up residence there.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Flynn and
twin babies, Calgary, are spend-
ing their holidays at the home of
Mrs, .Flynn’s parents -Mr, and
Mrs. W.'T. Waldie.

.Mr.;and_ Mrs.. Stanley Price,
Cranbrook, and family are spend-
ing Christmas Day at the home
of the former's parents, Mr, and
Mrs, R. Berry.
Mr. Ronnie “Webster who is at-'

is
Canada’s
First Bank

3 ‘My Bank!

tending forestry school. at New
Westminster is. home for the
Christmas holiday. .
Mr. and Mrs, M. Hogan are
spending a few days in Spokane,
Miss Mildred: Raine is visiting
her_ sister, Mrs. D.. Marcellus,
Trail, - :

Christmas Carollers
Tour Gastlegar Via.
Modern Automchile

© Christmas carollers . are going
modern in Castlegar.

"The i mode of con-
veyance for merry géntlefolk| |,

several elderly this} c a John
week, singing carols and distri-| Dalziel ae Sh tL King.
buting boxes of candy, For their . third ful

Mrs. Goodfriend and family} branch of the St. John’s Ambu-
q| moved to Penticton yesterday to|!ance Association and are held

' The Variely Shoppe.
WARMEST HOLIDAY
* GREETINGS

TO ALL.

year in the course, C, C.
and J. D. Smith received ai
lions.

W. J. Easton receives a voucher
for his second successful year
and H. F. Howes, John Mason,
Anne Schnell, E. Newman and

tificates .for ‘passing thefir first
exams, ‘is

These classes: and exams are
sponsored ‘by the. Castlegar

every fall, in early

These. greetings are ‘sent to
you in the’ friendly spirit of
the holiday season with a -
sincere wish for your
happiness and good fortune

in the New Year

eYRIL BELL AGENCIES LTD.

October ‘of each year.

Legion L.A. Brings
Santa To Kiddies.

Santa Claus was right in his
element Saturday afternoon at
the Legion Hall where he, with

jary to the Canddian Legion,
Branch 170 -distributed gifts ane
Cl cheer to
Castlegar.

In a hall packed with epect=
ant youngstérs and their parents,
Mr. Claus passed out the gifts
which his businessmen / helpers
had donated. Santa was assisted
by. Mrs. L. Richards, Mrs. A.
Buhr, Mrs. W. Smith, Mrs. A. 3.
Weir and Mis, E. MacDonald.

ST RITA’S PARTY

THRILLS PARISH KIDDIES
The children of St. Rita’s par-
ish were -entertained again at
their annual Christmas party on
Saturday, December 20.
Games and singing. and Its of
kept. the

who sing forth Yuletide melodj
on’ village streets, is heir own
sturdy feet, but the carollers of
Castlegar ride: on: their. melodic|
ours, * :

men ‘and ladies, members ofthe
United. Church, toured

the streets of their community by

‘& group of such jolly gentle- =

Sani try. entertained : for. the

Claus topped matters. off.in per-

assistance from the Ladies Auxil-| «7

FRIENDLIEST WISHES

FOR YOUR HAPPINESS

AT THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

MANETS |,

This season ‘of “the year provides
a. welcome dpportunity to send
you Good Wishes for a Merry
: _ Christmas and a Happy:

“New _¥ear

~ Gouehman; Fowler and Gollinson =.
Agencies Ltd. -

afternoon; and:a visit from Santa| ?

fect style. As he handed out the
candy. bags, Santa complained of
bit of a cold and ‘appeared
somewhat tired but he" said he’d
be back for sure-Christmas Eve.

station wagon Monday

For fen, Ladies and. Children
‘LADIES’ PUMPS... ear

Black Leather, Suede and Patent Leather
Medium and Double E- Widths
$5. 95 — $6.50 — $6.95 — $7. 95

HEN’S DRESS OXFORDS...

;. Black or Brown

YOuNe LAD’S ‘OXFORDS on ;

— $8.95 — $10.95

22 Ibs. & over ...
Ducks, GradeA, Ib.

A Box.
MINCEMEAT i

Bulk, Ube swcsencee 260° | MIXED, NUTS, Ib,
‘COTTAGE ROLLS, Ib. 67c OYSTERS, ‘pt...

* STORE WILL BE OPEN
‘Wednesday, December 24 ti11.6 Pm. -

Beg Siore & Deep Freeze Lockers.

DOMINION ‘Rubber Footwear.

= oun MEAT DEPT. —-_

Snowhaois, Low Rubbers and Overshoes

$12.95 — ‘$14.95 $11 95

T fkeys PICNIC HAMS, Ib. .
GRADE A REGULAR HAMS, Ib .. 57¢
18 Ibs. & under,.Ib..... 58¢ CRANBERRIES
18 Ibs. to 22 Ibs., Ib. 1 Ib, box ......

JAPANESE ORANGES

$1.39

_Under ‘the direction of John
Dalziel, the ‘songsters blended
their'voices in harmonic arrange-
ments of Christmas, melodies as
they rode through the village,
stopping at frequent intervals to
ensure ‘their melodic message
reached everybody. ,
Original .plans called for the
songster's tour to be via horse
drawn sleigh but the absence of
sufficient snow for sleigh riding

TO CASTLEGAR
AND.KINNAIRD
RESIDENTS

A Merry ‘Christmas.
ke And A
Happy New Year

Major and irs. John Moll

caused them to adopt a more

modern form’ of t;

NEW YEAR

Park Electric

Colin Petts

THIS IS.TO WISH YOUR REAL
-[\%° GLADNESS AT ‘CHRISTMAS |
AND THROUGHOUT THE

MAY THE 3O¥.'OF THIS
‘-HOLIDAY SEASON’
CONTINUE THROUGH THE
WHOLE YEAR

Castlegar Taxi

TO WISH YOU,

HAPPINESS

BUT ALWAYS |

NOT ONLY AT CHRISTMAS

‘MITCHELL Transfer sed Fuol La. ‘ :

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"OFFICE — - ANDERSON FEED BUILDING

Wednesday, December 24, 1952

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CASTLE: NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.’ eee

Happy Yuletide Season
and Health and Prosperity

All the Joys of this

In 1953

CASTLEGAR: POLICEMAN ; :
MOVED TO ‘OTTAWA * : [Chamber of Commerce
Continued from Page 1

Constable R. A: Allan, is being

transferred from Castlegar De-{ K

tachment RCMP. to: the force's Liquor Enquiry. Commission ‘at

Ottawa Detachment it was an-|thelr Nelson hearings," came:
under discussion and it was sug-|'
gested that' the brief ai

nounced this week.
did not reflect. the opinion of the f

Constable Allan, .who is on
7
three week's holiday at present, Chamber as a whole. A motion of

the an

will leave for his new post on his :
the brief it submitted, was post-

return. He was oO
Castlegar from Nelson and serv-
ed. proviousiy « with: ‘Trail and poned to'the February meeting to
Rossland Detachments. . allow the committee time to pro-
His Feplacement here, has not eure a copy of the brief in; ques-

., This Season of the ‘Yeor . Provides *

" A Welcome Opportunity to Send’ ' Gé57-
You Good Wishes: for’! Merry ‘
and A Hoppy.

May the Joy and Peace of
CHRISTMASTIME
Be with you the whole year

through |

Dutch Maid Bakery

. PLR the cost,” he affirmed, “but the

been is yeto 9% on:

icing duties The Ho Soclety :
here are me  nendled by, two] ‘. Gordon -Reith, Kinnaird, Presi-
officers. Constable Gerry. Cline} dent of the Castlegar and District
und Constable R. P. Gilchrist. Hospital Society, reviewed ‘the
a work and aims of his soclety to

the assembly, .
GinamD KORNER

‘He said the Society was’ striv-
:|bed, hospital, “We. do ‘not know

May ‘Life's Greatest Pleasures
Come to you at Christmas aor
And may they be.doubled’
In.the coming year.. .: :

ing. towards approximately: a 32

~ Co-Op Transportation

best. we. can, hope for is $10-$12
Mrs. E, A. Fitzpatrick’ enter-| 9) ocand per bed.”

tained her Sunday School class “Can we afford it?” ‘That is not
Maher home ory Mrednesday, our problem. The people will de-
nrovided a gay time for a : cle. a that | 2
Mrs, D. 'M. Davies treated her

‘ with assistance from the federal
3unday School pupils to-a theatre and provincial governments, the

On this” Christmas, we extend
to all our friends, a sincere wish

Central Trading Co.

for'a rich’ and joyful
- HOLIDAY SEASON
'

KINNAIRD, B.C.

One of the real joys of yuletide is ' es

the opportunity to put aside the a4

rountine and customs of every

day business and extend to you
the Season's Greetings

-Greighton’s
Food. Market.

Kinnaird, ‘BC.

bce Castle Theatre Thurs: assessment. to the average, pro-
A packed hall of children and| Petty _ owner wih oe Snhis “F
parents was on hand:'Saturday $4000 home: Bis ad or sn S/R
afternoon when Santa Claus came Orbs, somethin if less than ‘$1
to. the’ Kinnaird Improvement ey onth, from‘! each’ properly
Society Hall for the Society's an-|2 ital.”
nual Christmas tree. ° Santa | holder, would ‘build us & Hos "
brought treats for all-the young- Now that .the Som al Sceta y
sters and there was entertain. |h95 been registered, : the .imme-
ment in the form of films ‘and ‘diate fim is the:setting up of an

Improvement District for Hospi-

cartoons. also,
KINNAIRI CIN tal’ purposes under the Waters
NAIRD W.A. MEETING Act, he announced.

Members of the Kinnaird Uni- ‘The district, d, already | ®

ted Church W.A. ‘met W ited to’ Victoria, would cor-

at the home of Mrs. G. J. Jac respond to’ the C School

aa S
May the Joy and Peace of
/ Christmas: .

Be with You™Always

Lome Crysler.

Accountant

son for a brief business Boer al a i$ ‘ : $ aa ¥
=. | District ii in area with a population a, $ : =
ren ee ey entSved cafols and of, 6200, and a yently:sestmriant | As Once More (he Jortal Story
ap aetaare ao eRe Nicolle aes oe rae be et oa chowever| a Of the Christmastide is Told
lorehouse and Mrs. ; !
Markel were the: winners of “the ee ee property held baat In Your Heart at this Glad Season ,
gerne, Retresments wore srred th ates concored May new Happiness Untold
Mrs. . Eg Markel. s * "The organizing “coramittee of : . :
y the Society is preparing now to|¥,

The January meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs -P. A.
Smibert.

UNITED CHURCH SERVICE,
A’ well-attended + Christmas
service arranged by the choir,
was held Sunday at the: Sinnaind

United Church..
Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Martel and

WE EXTEND oun wane. AND SINCEREST
N

a | GREEYINGS AND HOPE THAT:

: CHRISTMAS 1S. JOYFUL *

ONE: OF: ofronrown's.

{daughters enacted a ‘family. wor-
ship” scene ‘during whicli the con-
gregation joined in the singing of
hymns.

Anthems. by | the choir and a
duet by. Sharel Martel and Corry
Anne-Barnes along with'the sing-
ing, of familiar ‘carols. and :a
Christmas address by: the. Rev.
Clinton L. Johnson completed the
service.

FIREMEN XMAS PARTY
Games, .. pop, ice-cream, ® jello
and other delicacies plus gifts for
all the youngsters was.the delight-
ful: bill of fare enjoyed by some
60. youngsters at the Kinnaird
Firemen's Christmas party in the
Improvement* Society Hall Mon-
day: afternoon,

ae

|: On Sunday: evening, Margaret
Lorelle, infant. daughter of; Mr:

~|minary steps to be taken, it “will

‘circulate this petition but because
of’ tremendous ‘amount of preli-

not "be before March 1 ,that the

‘RIGBYS.

petition will be « he ex-
plained. :

ed. “They will decide ‘whether we
get a hospital or not."
iTfé the Improvement District is
thus approved, ‘next step will be,
the .election of “trustees “for: It.
Their job will ‘be'to prepare esti-
mates of the’ finances . required
and submit them ‘to’ the rate-

iscite.
W.T. Waldie and M.-B, Dalton,
Chamber delegates to the Fernie
joint meeting, reported’ on‘ their
attendance’ there, advising ‘that

“Then ‘it will be up to the in-
dividual landowners,” he declar-|®

phyers for approval in a- pleb-| #4

To. All

GaSTLEGAR BARBER SHOP — | |

ED. LEWIS “Prop:

the next quarterly ting of the
Associated Boards and Chambers

is to be held in Castlegar, some-
rae in February.

the.” ‘Sacrament of . Baptism,
Father Trainor administering.

sponso!
event ig that: the. grandmother,

and Mrs. Francis Waite. received

name, “Margaret”: 3

er

Castlegar and
“Kinnaird’s
Claes Insurance

_ AGENCY

os oe
Gecey 5

&

As the’ bells Gt the ‘comaing. at
anotl

MERRY CHRISTMAS

“HAPPY NEW YE AR

her. Wule, we extend to all a

AND A. oe

‘Mr, and ‘Mrs. Ray. -Mclver were
> An interesting ‘feature of the|:

the -mother, the godmother and
the baby girl all:have the same

: Th Corporation of the Vilage of Kinnaird 1

~ CHRISTMAS -

SAND! THE -

. NEW YEAR

ERY SINCERE GREETINGS
FORA :

Y

OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR.
EVERYTHING” THATS. ‘GOOD
Ar THIS —

‘HOLIDAY SEASON,

SEASON’S GREETINGS |

to all our good friends

and ‘neighbors

HEWAY SERVICE