CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.*

Thursday, December 4, 1952

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BOOP,
PHONE 3031
Mr Vernon, Taylor is visiting
his father, Percy Taylor at the
Castle-Bar Ranch. Mr, Taylor Sr.
is a brother of Mrs. E. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell,
Mrs. J. Kirby, Mrs. Bridgeman
and J. Corbett were among those
who attended the Celébrity Ser-
ies Concert in Trail last week.
Willie Oleski of Notre Dame
College spent Saturday at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
A. Oleski.
S. Linton, an employee of the
B.C. Forest Service, stationed
here for the winter months, was
a guest at the wéekly meeting ‘of
the Kiwanis Club Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. York and
son, formerly of Trail, have taken j
up residence in Castlegar. They;
have as their guest, Miss Carol
York of Varicouver.
Master Gerry York celebrated }.
his first birthday at the home of
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Williams last Sunday.

IODE EXECUTIVE PLAN
VARIETY CONCERT FRIDAY

The Lillian Killough Chapter
IODE executive met on. Monday
evening’ at the home of Mrs.
James Kelly with 12 members
present.

Plans for the Variety Concert
to be held in the High School
Auditorium on Friday night,
were discussed. «

Members were also reminded
of the Pot-Luck supper and
Christmas party that is being

Rivers Hall before the business
meeting.

To Late 'To Classify

FOR SALE —.Goal keeper's pads
Chest protector, shoulder and
arm” pads, leg guards, pants
and ‘gloves. Each piece of
equipment reinforced with a
thick blue felt to assure ‘full
protection. See Lawrence Mar-
kin, week-ends only, or phone
2677. C3-49

FOR SALE — Three-ton Fargo
truck. 1945 model. In good con-
dition. G. G. Atchison, Box 358,
Castlegar.

Variety Concert

S.H.H.S. AUDITORIUM

Sponsored by The Lillian Killough Chapter 1.0.D.E.

Friday, December 5th at 8 p.m.

ADMISSION — soc DOOR PRIZE

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NOTICE — The L.A. to the
Canadian Legion Xmas. party for
children up to ten years of age,
will be held in the Legion Hail
on December 20th. from 3 to 5
p.m, All Legion Auxiliary mem-
bers and veterans please leave

names and ages of their children
‘at Janet’s Ladies’ Wear or: write
'Mrs. A. J. Weir, Secretary, Box
55, Castlegar, or phone 4283.

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ATTENTION “Kinnaird _ Resi-
dents — A Public forum meeting
will be held in the Kinnaird Com-
munity Hall, Wed., Dec. 12: The
retiring commissioners and new

jcandidates will be present.C1-49

held Monday night in the Twin|}

ANYWHERE!
ANYTIME!

H. M. CARD

Robson

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The next executive
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ross Whittaker with Mrs. Wm.
Easton as Assistant hostess.

The co-hostesses, Mrs. James
Kelly and Mrs. J. H. Westwood,
served refreshments.

CASTLEGAR CYO HOSTS

TO TRAIL YOUTH SUNDAY
Music to records supplied by
Miss B. Conroy and a pidno ac-
cordion in the capable hands of
)Paul Zanet provided the rhyth-
mic background to the dancing
portion of the inter-CYO meet in
the Coronation Hall, Sunday
evening.

On behalf of the Castlegar org-
anization,. president Vic Kravski
welcomed some 35 members of
the Trail C.Y.O. and expressed the
hope the two groups could get
together in the near future,

Ed. Gaines of Trail and Carol-
ine McLaughlin of the Castlegar,
Club, were the winners. of the
elimination waltz. Further enter-
tainment contributing to a merry
evening for all were novelty
games, a comedy skit and a trum-
pet solo rendered by. Kinnaird’s
“Harry James of the future,”
Jack Ford.

There were refreshments also
served by the Castlegar girls with
much appreciated assistance from

TEACHERS’ BALL

The annual teachers’ ball was
held in the Twin Rivers’ Hall
Friday evening with a gay crowd
in attendance.

Mother Goose reigned supreme
as Gach person coming to the af-
fair was dressed to resemble
some character‘ or other of nur-
sery rhyme fame.

Enhancing this theme still fur-

posed for the occasion and de-

livered with appropriate expres-
sion by one of the guests.

BIRTHS

McCOLM — To Mr. and Mrs.
McColm, Syringa Creek, Novem-
ber 29,'a son, in Trail-Tadanac
Hospital.

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