Deer Park Socials

Mrs, ©. T. Willlamson
Mr, and Mrs, Wim. M, Douglas
returned to their home in Deer
Park after spending the past six
‘weeks at the home of thelr son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ian

Douglas of Victoria,

Mrs, 8, Smith left-to spend the

MEN‘S

BOOTS - SAFETY OR

A. A. Stcochnoff
Buried Tuesday

Burial took place Tuesday at

Ooctischenia for Andrew Alex Stoo-
chnoff, 66, who passed away Sun-
INSULATED AND day in Castlegar hospital after a

WATERPROOF LEATHER|"° iiness.

next few months in Burlington, | §
Ontario, where she will be the
guest of her son and daughter-in-
Jew, Mr, and Mrs. D. J. Smith,
Mrs, D. D, Jamieson is a pat-
jent in the Castlegar hospital,
‘My, Frank Worley of New York

Park on a hunting trip,
eee
‘Hight members attended the
meeting of the Deer Park Women's
Institute, held of the home of Mrs,
8, Smith,

‘ Several reports were heard from
the various committees. These were:
Miss Kirkmen reported a parcel of
used clothing, stuffed toys and 12

Mr, was

by D. B. Merry. He had been as-

soclated with the lumber industry

PLAIN TOE - SIZE 6 - 12)tor over 30 years.

MADDOCKS

The deceased, who is survived

by his wife, Laura, and a son ‘and
one daughter, was born in Saskat-
chewan,

Castlegar Funeral Home was in

charge of arrangementa,

Tn nn

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PUBLIC NOTICE =

SPORTSMEN’S ASS'N —
Regular meeting will be held
in St. Rita’s Hall, 8 pm.,
Dec. 20,

UNION OF YOUTH —
Districts 15 and 16, Ootischen-
ja, will hold a bake sale on
Sat. Dec. 16 at Shop Easy,
Castleaird Plaza, from 11 a.m,
to6 pm,

WELL WOMEN’S CLINIC —
closed until Jan. 9 when it

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reopens at Legion Hall from
2-330 pm. every Tuesday.

PLUMBING & Lie

HEATING

fruits, apples and vegetables, don-
ated and delivered to the Castlegar
end District Hospital,

the present, in Vancouver General
Hospital,

‘A parcel of gifts for patients
in mental hospitals was sent to
the Canadian Mental Health As-
sociation, The secretary read a let-
ter from past-president, Mrs, Mot-
tershead,, who is visiting with
friends and relatives in England.

‘The mecting voted a donation
of $5 to be sent to the Silver
Birch School for Handicapped
Children in Castlegar. A gift of $5,
@ Christmas parce] and a subscrip.
tion to a sports magazine were
sent to the WI ‘adoptce'’, 16-year-
old John, Arneil,

A letter oe to be written to the

widening of ‘ihe road, Mrs. Wil-
Hamson, the former secretary, was
the surprised recipient of a gift of
appreciation, for “long service.” The
gift, a handbag,’ was presented to
her by the vice-president, Mrs.
‘Coleman, on behalf of all the mem.

After the meeting adjourned,
exchange followed by a delicious

lunch served by the hostess Mrs,
ee Kent.

ee

and give
‘you a
Hug

and then send
you off to the

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Castlegar Drug

I don’t need a shave but DAD could use one
So make it a razor - an electric one.
Some perfume.for MOM, or something like that
What ever you want, they'll pull out of a hat.

And don’t forget,

poor little old me

Be sure to get me something for under the tree.

Remember Fellows: We gift. wrap for men. ‘Just
drop in, make your selection and we ‘will have it all |
wrapped up when you want to call back. ~

Raiedied edict et eee

Men’s White SHIRTS
2-way. cuffs, no iron
$4.95 ,

Men’‘s ‘SLACKS
$10.95-$19.95

Men‘s Laminated
Pullovers, $16.50
Jackets, $19.95-$21.50
in olive green, gold,
blue, black

Men’s SHAGGY

PULLOVERS
$8.95 - $11.50
Gl Ti

Belt:

Orlon Pile
FABRIC COATS
Natural Color
Extra Special . $49.95

Ladies’ LINGERIE
Lov’Lee Made
Black Slips $2.29

Nylon Bed Jackets
Nighties, ......... $2.59
Ladies

PANTY. BRIEFS

SHOES-OVERSHOES

WOOL SEAL SKIN

Reg. $39.95 SALE $31.95
Reg. $29.95 SALE $24.95
Reg. $43.95 SALE $34.95
Lovely Soft Shags

Full back, Shawl Collars
Reg. $43.94 SALE $34.95
Muskrat & Mink Trimmed
Coats, reg.

Wool! and Mohair and

cel Suedes, reg.$28.95 }
SAI

. $23.95

cans COATS ALL. MARK.
ED: DOWN 7

Gifts for! all: the. family
BUY NOW WHILE SE-

LECTION IS. AT. ITS
st ‘BEST :

STORE HOURS NEXT

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Thurs. Fri. Sat, Dee, 21-

22-23 open until 9 pm.

Jersey
SM-L
3 for $1.00

Have a New

WINTER
COAT

For Christmas
Buy NOW and

SAVE
At These Prices
Laminated Poodle Cloth

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‘LEATHER WALLETS ...

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TOYS!)

Electric Train Sets,
only $2.98 each .
Ready to serve HAMS,
half or whole, tb. 59c
ne
PORK CHOPS, Ib., 59c

Lamb LEG or Lave ee
Poodle Pyjama Bags tb... wae 59e

$5.95 PORK ROASTS, Bos-
y _ton Butts, Ib, 49e
EGGS, grade A, Med.,
doz., ......:. fe) . 450
EGGS, grade A, large,
doz. . 490

MB srese

Trucks,

Christmas
DECORATIONS

Glass Or

$1.20 doz. ane Ist dear
. TURKEYS, we have a
NOMA &light sets, large selection of all
$1.49 | weights,
Nabob COFFEE, Ib. 65c
GINGERALE, Keoten-
ay, 19c qt. plus dep.
Famous Sel ares
1 Ib. boxes,
RIPE OLIVES, Natob,

A large selection of ©
Pillow Case Sets
$1.39-$3.95

Mandarin ORANGES,
$3.69 a bundle
$1.89 a box

TOWEL SETS
$2.50-$3.95

GIFTS FOR MOTHER
‘Help make her day a pleasure by selecting one
of our beautiful gifts of

PYREX CAROFES, $4.75 to $7.59
WATER SETS . . $8.50 to $31.75

TUMBLER and CADDY SETS $3.79 - $7.95 -
* $9.50 - $9.95-

BOXED TUMBLER SETS .... $1.75 - $2.95.- $3.95

China and Chrome Lazy Susans
$6.75. $7.50 $7.75 $10.25 $10.95

Chip and Dip Sets $2.95 + $3.95 - $5.50 - 7.95
TRAYS, CARVING SETS, CREAM & SUGARS etc.

GIFTS FOR FATHER

. $1.95 to $7.50
$14.98 to $26.95
$19.95 to $21.50

Fishing Rods and Reels, Golf Clubs,
Carts, Brief Cases’ and Luggage,
sortment of Carpenters Tools,

SUNBEAM RAZORS

Bags and
Complete as-

FOR THE YOUNGER MEMBERS

We still have a large selection of Toys,
Games, Boo! Constructive Toys,
Dolls, and Mechanical Toys.

HOCKEY GAMES $7.85 $9. 95 $12. 98
CURLING GAMES 00.02... $12.95

Skates, Badminton Rackets, Toboggaiia
and Sleighs.

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Predicts Spring
Start on Dams |

“A etart on Columbia river dev~:

for Ber ee requirements
of the
owe a Sit appreciate good finns
ning,” said the MUA, “and we like
to have good planners at the head
of our school districts.” He sald
the achool board “took into consid.
eration every penny, every nail” in
erecting the new board office.
My, Brothers told the gathering

at the public opening that the

Castlegar “ Diatrict has been .for-
tunate in having good planners on
its school boards, and also on its
two municipel counolls,

the god Janus after

rding ‘to. an old Huron
@evament, the first truly Cana-
dian Christmas carol was written
‘by w Jesuit, Father Jean de Bre-
emf, between 1642 and 1650.

In 1642 Father de Brebeuf |"

wrote: “The Indians have a par-
fewlar devotion for-the night that
was enlightened by. the birth of

mare than two days’ journey met
ata given place Ledpapiad a lemintiaee
hhanor,

Owes in the moon of -winter time

when oll the birds ‘had fied;
‘That mighty. <Gitebt Manitou sett
angel
Before their Habe the: stars grew

And wandering hunters heard the] ),
dymn:,

“Jemus, your King, is born; Jesus
ds born;" in excelsis glorial”
7 8 8

‘Within a lodge of broken bark the
tender Babe was found.

A ragged robe of rabbit skin.en-
wrapped His beauty ‘round.

And as the hunter braves drew

nigh, :
"The angel song rang loud and
sh: . 4

‘The earliest moon of winter time
4s not'so round and fair

As’ was. the ring of glory on the
helpless Infant there, ‘

‘While Chiefs from far before Him
knelt,

‘With gifts of fox ond beaver pit Ee

“Jens, your, King, is

© children of ithe hare free,.O
:@ons of Manitou,
The Holy Child of earth ant
hheav’n is born today for you.
* Some: ae before the radiant

Whe b: wing, you beauty, peace and
Joy.

“seus, your King, is

whom the. month of January is na- |-

med, Mr, Brothers sald‘ Janus had
two faces, one to look behind with
and one to look ahead with, |

He said that.the Castlegar Dis.
trict con look back on some very
ine, years and can look ahead to
great development in the future,
He then made his prediction of a
spring start on the Columbia,

School board. chairman Mrs,
Walter Jacobson’ also addressed the
gathering.. She termed the opening
of. the school board ‘office “a mo-
mentous occasion."

‘High. Praise For
” Village Plowing.

High. praise for mow plowing|

operations in Castlegar’ were heard

at council’s meeting Tuesday night, |!

‘Commissionera commented that

~~: | compaints were being heard but po.

ley “is to open roads up first and
then Iater go back and open ‘up
driveways which were cut off er
piled ‘snow.

GOOD PLANNERS are

onthe Cas-

tlegar ‘District's ‘school. board. and 3

on its

Trail MLA Donald Brothers’ told a

public gathering .at the school ‘board
office last Friday in officially. open-
ing the building. Here Mr. Brothers. °

‘son. Seated is employee Mrs. David.
John. — Castlegar News Photo

“he Bar Ranch
Subdivision Okayed

‘The Castle Bar Ranch subdivi-
sion has been approved ‘in ‘princi-
pal by Castlegar council.

council heard developer N. ‘T..Og-
low explain the subdivision, pre-

proposals to council regarding. wa-
ter and roads,

Decisions on these matters will
be made by council in the new year,
Of the 16 lots presently. pro-
vided for in subdivision plans,
council gave “approval in principal
provided lot 15 be deeded to the
village for a road to a proposed
underpass and this lot to revert
to subdivider should the underpass

that lot 16 be retained and made
avaflable to the village by the sub-
divider until the underpass develop-
ment is clarified.”

‘Village chairman Aage Sylvest
said highwdys engineer A, E, Stalte
had studied several sites for a pro.
posed which would serve

Road: Open

The Castlegar ‘Chamber of
Commerce will request’ Highways

Way
plowed and open to the public dur,
ing the winter months,

‘ ‘This: “Was decided \ at the ‘Cham:

ber’s ‘monthly meeting hela last |

i ‘he., meeting . ‘also approved ae
resolution:,to the regional engineer [261

President
Branch '170, canada “Legion, : ‘for
'1963 fs local conservation ard Te-
creation officer Pete Ewart,
c. Pepper is tiret vice-president,
H. Bate is ‘second: vice, R, Wadey
Martin is t

| Somes clalianans foi the bees. I

ber, quoted: traffic statistics to ane

port the request and

crews might. be set-up to cnene

the added ferry during these’ hours,
The resolution ‘also attacke

at-arms, Jas Leckie is secretary and
E. Fitzpatrick, W. Johnson, J..Un-
garian, J..Green and A. Lamb form
the

d
snow removal “methods”
in use at. the ferry to keep the
rer free of snow.

Feported on &

is
‘Wm, Houston,

Union Out
At Celgar

An official of the department
of iabor at Victoria announced
Friday that the United Paper-

and Paperworkers Union
has lost its certification as bar-
gaining agent for employees of
Celgar’s pulp mill division here.

;,Employees of the pulp mili vo-
ted, on the issue on Dee, 1,

The Castlegar News had learn-
ed from a reliable: source that
“mill workers voted 189-37 in favor
of decertification, “It is expected
that the International Brother-
hood of Pulp, Sulphite and Pa-
Ber MIM Workers will seek certi-
fication at the plant, after o

membership drive.

‘eting he had held. with Mr.
Martin at Nelson. He said that Mr.
Martin “has no respect for us” and
“doesn’t ppreciate any interference
fom any organization such as ours
in connection with highways."

Chamber member R.A. D. West
commented that while Mr. Pres-
sacco “might be quite right” in his
asstasment of Mr, Martin's attitude,
he personally felt the Chamber
should not make so many requests
of the department.in order to ob-
tain better. cooperation on requests
that were made,

Mr, Pressacco ‘said a letter
should .be sent district. highways
superintendent, A. E, Staite, asking
that the Chamber be consulted be-
fore. any speed limits are reduced
on the highway between Castlegar
and Trail,

“The way limits are being re-
duced,” said: Mr, Pressacco,. “lt will
soon be faster-to goto Trall via
Nelson and Salmo."

He sald the highway through

Kinnatrd is almost a one-way

All: Winter

street’ ‘with parking © on” ‘both: sides

* | corporated ‘into the village has been

January ath

There will be no’ tosne of the | 7"

8 ing Pin it, village
‘Aage Sylvest “satd policy wuld |

Sonow Requests
Clarification:
On System Status,

“Clarification of th tatus of
the water system in the Sopow aub_
division since’ the area ‘hag been in-

requested of Castlegar council’: by
‘water ‘system’ ‘owner Ell Sopow.  ”

Mr, Bopow wrote’ council ‘that
he would like its “written policy” as

‘in the new Year. by. the
cll,

P+ 2Mir, ‘Gopow’ wrote that “In “the
near’ future: there.is requird & cap-
ital outlay of some $2,000 on my
system. In all fairness, therefore, I
would ‘appreciate’ some Information
on what the village intends to do
with the supplying of water in this

“Are they contemplating com-

News
‘Tharsday.
‘The. next regular issue. of the
Castlegar News will be published
on Thurs., Jan. 4,

Waterman
Village
foreman.

Curt Waterman has been ap-
pointed working foreman for the
Village of Kinnaird.

Mr. Waterman, who ‘was for-
merly assistant foreman, was given
the job out of 62 applicants for the
Post after foreman _Paul Hilde-
brandt resigned.

next |)

e for my capital ex-
penditure.on it-ard are they pre-
pated to underwrite the capital
outlay. that is required at this time,

* "E am sure you can appreciate

the Shewchuck subdivision and Cel-
gar and the site in the vicinity of
Bloomer Creek appears to be the
bést.*. :

include newcomer Murray Little

on
JAS its meeting Tuesday. night

x
‘The’ 1962" council, — which will

Who took part in Tuesday nights
— will make

sent a plan of it, and make several | posal

be officially abandoned and further | win}

[THE WEATHER

Council Will
Set Policy
On Sewers

$420,
be set in the new year,

This was learned at’ council's
meeting Tuesday night when dev-
eloper N..T. Oglow asked for a

", Council policy on sewerage for
‘Castlegar in light of defeat of the
000 sewerage bylaw Dec, 8 will

my.. position. While I
that the improvements are: required
in my syatem to give better, service
to residents of Castlegar, I cannot
afford to make this expenditure on
your behalf,

“If the village {s going to in-
stall thelr own system alongside of
my present one, and give no con-
sideration to my present or future
costs, then I find myself In a most

written of the
history In. the village and plans for
the future, This information is be-

subdivision.

Village chairman Aage Syivest
said that a summary of past sew-
erage history can be prepared but

Imconvezient. position.”

year's council,

real estate board will studg’all az—
pects of subdivision.

My. Ogiow said he expecur siz
to 10 homes ta be built esrig: im tie:
new year if the subdivision ia not
held up in any way.

By JOSH SAVOY
Defencemen

Bince a team depends moetiy on

ing requested, he said, by NHA with| the defencemen to do most. of tie
régard to the Castle Bor -Rarch|checking, here are some pointers
for these men,

1. When two or three uncoy-

what will be done in the future is|Your stick extended well in front
Policy which must be set by next | of you.

2. “Wait for the puck carrier to
make his play, then go after the

Mr. Waterman will take up his | fg

new position on Jan, 1 under a
six-month agreement with the vil-
lage, Five of the runner-up appli-

‘}eants for the position will be ap-

proached to see if one of them wi.)
accept the. position of assistant
foreman,

In other business “at: Monday
night's council meeting, Comm. Ron
Giles presented a draft letter which
will “be sent village residents. to
quiz them on the water situation
in Kinnaird,

:.One of the questions which may
be. Included in the finalized letter
is: “Do you obtain your drinking
water from Castlegar or elsewhere?”

~ Greep's Electric was awarded
the‘contract for electrical mainten-
ance in the village for 1962,

i Three readings were. given a by-
law to tax trailers. Fourth reading
was given a new bylaw to raise dog |»
rates’ and regulate’ dogs.- The by-
law. will become law.on its return
from Victoria.

More ‘work remains to ‘be done
on the pound bylaw being drafted
by the twin villages of. Castlegar
and Kinnaird, It will be completed
by the end of January, A new/rates

bylaw will be attached to it.

present. Mrs. Bloomer is the
er.and Mrs. R. A: D. West

NINETY YEARS OLD-on Dee: 11 was 7 Castlegar resident
Mrs. T. L. Bloomer who celebrated her birthday the day
before with all her family and a number of old’ friends

mother of Miss Clara. Bloom-
of Castlegar and Mrs. J. G.

Craft of. South Slocan’ and P...T.Bloomer of. Trail.
Bloomer came to Castlegar with her late husband in the
early 1900s. —-Castlegar News Photo

puck, Force the play away from the

centre into the corners.

3. When covering a player with
the puck along your end beards,
hold your stick by the top extended
out to that side: Trap your man
between your stick and your body
at the boards, while tying to de-
fect the puck with your skates.

4. In front of your net, main-
tain contact with the man you are
covering, keeping your stick as near
his blade as possible, Don’t lose
sight of the puck. If it is passed
back to an attacker at the: points,
drive your man out of the goalies
view.

5. Don't try to block high
shots from far out. Give the goalie
a clear view to play them.

6. Clear at once any loose puck
from in front of your net to the
corner. {

7. Keep your head up and try
to pass to the forwards as often as
possible,

Santa.Claus
Visiting This
Area Tonight
Santa Claus wilt be in the Dis.
evening!

: Plaza,
from 4-6 p.m. and frem 7-9 pm.
today and. tomorrow ‘under