PAGE 4

CASTLEGAR: NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

ial fishing =| 1... more ‘than.,.2 : million ‘

son of: 1955-58 on Great ‘Slave pounds of fish with a marketed
Lake in the: Northwest ‘Territories! xalue of nearly'2 million dollars,

If you’ want to save some ‘dough
Park ‘Electric's the ‘place to qo.
: Toasters, Percs,: Irons’ Steam or Dry,
: Save 10%—Give ‘Park ‘a try.

Lights by the dozen for the tree,

Fets and Novelties too, you'll see.

‘Gifts for Mom and Gifts for:Pop,
a“ Park: ‘ Electric's the’ Place ut to shor

Seeract ee

- GARDIGANS .

In the same famous make’ and’ all: colors.
Priced at? : . ....).. $7.95 to $9.50
FOR. A.SPECIAL GIFT FOR MOTHER, SEE OUR
STRAIGHT: CUT CoAT STYLE CARDIGANS

tee 38: ite 46 — Good Range OF ‘Colors

“poses ++ $B,95't0 $12.95 -
7 FREE FOR GENTLEMEN |.

mas dinner on Monday. :

Castlegar Happenings

PHONE 2676) ;:

Mc, and Mrs, BR.  Hatmston
have returned from Kimberley,
where ‘they attended the, funeral

of Mrs, ,Harmston’s,. brother-in-|..):

law, Mr,-Trevor' Evans, who was
.one -of the: “wictims of the Sulli-
van Mine accident.

1+ Miss. Valerie ‘Hesketh enter- ‘
tained a‘number. of guests Sun-
| day afternoon on the occasion of

her eighth birthday. Linda Hes-

‘| keth and Sheryl A son help-

were Mr.) and Mrs,"‘N. Bystrom,
Mr, and Mrs, J..Bartsoff, Mr. and

Kinakin, Mr. and “Mrs. J.) Mc-
Luckie, Mr; and Mrs, F. Wood-
row, Mr, ‘and’ Mrs, J. Pederson,
Mr.-and Mrs.’ J. Jensen, and Mr.
and Mrs, Bertarione,

“Mrs, As Zuckerberg is in the
‘Kootenay Lake ‘General Hospi:
tal, ‘ Nelson, *

s Kinnaird : Korner é

‘Mrs, ‘W.“Dunn, Mr.’ and’ Mrs.'S. |:

selection; of. Dolls,
3; Books, :Etc: For.the ipobbyist. ;
there ra a selection of: woodfibre sup-
plies, leath oF took model planes. & beats.
Come in fook around. ©. -

_ BeeTaente SERVICES
— Phone 333 I

“OTTAWA. Tho ‘First Bat.

talion ‘of the’ Queen's Own Rifles bs

will bb returned: to its “home, in
Calgary, ‘since no hope: is ‘enter-
‘tained ‘that it’ will ever be ‘sent

:|nMinister.” St, : “ Lauarent - and. Pre-
’| sident Eisenhower met informally,| |’
‘|in Eisenhower's: vacation ‘retreat’

for a social: visit, although they
reportedly spent some time dis-
cupsing’ the : international: situa
ne .

‘ARMAGH, Northera ‘roland,
terrorist bands,' belonging ‘td the
Irish Republican Army, blew up

to. Egypt,’ as’ part of C da’:
contribution | to. the jenc:

Force,: Instead, 420; housekeeping

troups .are .to be sent to ‘assist
Burns

the: sontizigent : of | Cplombians,

1 ‘Yuigoslavs, Indians, Danes,: Nor-|'

ed‘to entertain the Leagan
Mrs, Hélen. Gergely .
threé@ days, in .C: Y attend:

Master Danny Creegan cele-

ting the United Church: tea on

Saturday and :the ‘ IODE: Christ-

‘Mrs, M.. Moore.has

from, Toronto and is staying. with
her and a

ny and’ Sharon’ Paulson, :Bruno

and Mrs, R. “Rivers.”
Mr.’ and’ Mrs.'-'D,--Peppard

have returned from Fort William

where they attended the: funeral
of the former’s brother.*:
Mrs,. Lennie. Priest’ and son
visited at Spokane recently. -
~. Mrs, ‘G, Anderson, .Mr, and
Mrs. G, Hughes and Mr.: and
ter attended’ the plays‘ e Trail
on ‘Wednesday.
.° Mrs.'J. Flamenck* and oni
dren of. Kaslo: are - visiting Mr.
and.Mrs, J. Wig. 00°.
Mr, and: Mrs. Jack Kirby
were Spokane visitors last week.
The ‘home of Mrs. L. Town-

send was gaily ‘decorated with|'

Christmas. motifs for’ the'.Angli-
ean Guild Christmas Party on,
Tuesday ‘night. Prizes‘ were won
by Mrs. J. R, Killough, Mrs. H.
Schellenberg, Mrs, Hingley, Mrs.

¥, Woodrow, Mrs. J. Taylor, | and
Mrs, W. Devitt, A

Teen Creegan;”

tleford, Sask, arrived here some
spending @ vacation with her son
Mrs, . Frank: Creegan.

“The. Kinnaird ‘Brownies held
an enrollment™ ceremony. on. Dec-.

Fox, Castlegar District .Com-
missioner; Irene Deverney, Muri-

Millan, Toni. Schiavon, Diana
Soberlak, Doreen Lamend.

A recent-visitor at the home
‘of Mr.’and Mrs.:Len. Varty’ was

Hills, ‘Alta. :
: Mr A. AL Lambert returned

ness trip'to Pullman, Wash.”

Chirstmas. card ‘was’ ‘Npritten to

Mrs. Lottie. Waldie, © a member |’

Onions ‘and ‘pdudy, ‘Mrs. Jean|
Wiley and Sharon, ‘Mr. and Mrs.
D. Brookes,’ Mrs. Rg West, and
Mrs...H. “Adie. (

‘The ‘Goodwill Circle was held
at the home of ‘Mrs, L. Griiner-
ud. Prizes were won iby’ Miss
Hogendoorn, “Mrs. Morey, “Mrs.
Blackwell, and Mrs, Sherbike.
The booster- prize went to Ranks
L. Davis.

+The first annual Christmas
banquet : of the: Birthday © Club

‘was: held ‘at, the: home: of Mr.
and Mrs..S. Rysen, Centering * the:

long. ‘table were gaily cdlored
baubles, ' flanked’ by xed tapers.
After :a: delicious: turkey dinner
‘Santa: paid.a visit and left each

3| guest a small gift, followed: by

: enjoyable games, Those present:

_Mr.. ahd” “Mrs. George "Bast
‘cott of Rossland were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs, East-

Johnson, '

daughter of Nakusp spent a week
in. Robson. while !Mr,-Waldie: was
on business at the’ coast... :

T wing were Saturday
visitors. to Trail: Mr... and ‘Mrs.
[Don Duncan, Mr. and ‘Mrs. David
Adshead, Mr..and ‘Mrs. J. Raine,
Mrs, H. - Johnson, .and. Mr, and
Mrs, W. 'T: Waldie.

1.0.0. » Gives Monev.
Clothing to Relief

Don’t: wait unti you are:stuck.in a
. snowbonk to stort thinking about.

them—Let us help you now by, check- |

ina fo see if they'll last the winter. ay

', OKAY. TODAY and DEAD TOMORROW—Do you.
westher your battery is only at 50%. capacity?’

HOW IS. ‘your BATTERY?

LET.US CHECK YOURS ‘TODAY AND YOU'L es BE
cheep rae THE’ HOLIDAY. So

know, that during cold

National Shipping'Fund and

“| $10.00 to. the British: and ‘Euro-

pean Relief Fund’ was voted: by
IODE members at their monthly
meeting last Monday.

It was announced that there
was als0.'a great need for used

members ‘of, the IODE: and the
public have been asked’ to leave

|W. Easton, Pree eas

The meeting was preceded by
‘a turkey supper, ‘and followed
by: carol singing, games, ‘arid ex-
change, of Bifts.

The .members decided: “that
the organization would take out
membership in the: Castlegar
branch of the Kootenay Society
for . Handicapped - Children. Re-
ports: were submitted by Mrs. A.

|Harvey on IODE: calendars, Mrs.

Westgate. on distribution ‘of the
IODE_ magazine, Mrs.,.G.,Hugh-
res and Mrs, V.:Goresky. on the
Centennial‘ umeetings, “and Mrs
Goresky also. told the members
that according to' inforniation re-
ceived from: Mr, ‘J. Corbett’ the
$50. donated to: the ‘Elementary
School. would go towards:'a new
piapo for the Twin Rivers School.

"athe Codncil Tof the North-
west. Territories consists, of nine
members; tive are appointed, four
are elected, The Council js pre.
sided over by. the Commissioner

of the Northwest ‘Territories, -

pent | brated his’.seventh birthday on|
D 4 with a party for al:
number ‘of his little ‘friends. | :
Thosé ‘presént included Cheryl} ‘
= Cleeve, Jody Cleeve, Valerie and
David * ‘Garry, 'Pen- 4
Griffone, ‘and’ Loraine and. Col: ,
‘Mrs. Creegan of North Bat: ‘
time ago from Vancouver and is]

and’ daughter-in-law, Mr. and ;

ember 5, at whith the following | ¢
girls were enrolled by Mrs. W.|'}-

el Fink, Nona Mills, Wendy Me-}:

one of the" colorful feotures of thi

grandchildren. will?
‘and - both will find:
pleasure in the evenings ‘entertainment.

*, To appeal: ‘to the very young ‘there will be a “plat

"The Three ‘Little Pigs’, for older, folks there will be:
43 choral readings and musical: ‘selections. A senior play,

“The Florist. Shop’, . will, be enjoyed’ by all. “A new:
special feature, a marionette show, is: very. decided)
attraction » that febody, shoul amis:

anainer year: has rolled around ‘and ‘the, Annual
: Christmas Concert at Stantey Humphries High: School
“4s almost ready. Drama, Music and Art students are’
y combining

Miss: Lela Andrews: from. Thre =

Wednesday’ morning: from a busi. |.)

cott’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.|’

Mrs.. Fred Waldie ‘and baby | .

A ion of $5.00.to the

clothing .in ‘clean condition, ‘and | '

contributions at the home of Mrs.

and others that now|

make, up. the ‘combat. ‘troops...
BUDAPEST Rebellious Hung-'

‘arians invoked a’ general strike |:

and some “fought. with’ arms]:

against: Premier Janes Kadar's

Collect Clothing

for Refieees
‘The Catholic Women's. ‘Lea-

‘gue of: Castlegar * will © ‘collect |'

nie atrikce't wed the utl
of the worker's i

wee have been the. main ‘or-
ganized, force to oppose the Cont,
munist ‘puppet. governimentt.

; Rioting "inhatbl-

held’:
ently ‘at the home. of Mrs. To

°oThe meeting was “hela in the
form’ of’ a’ Christmas party, with
the’'room: being dccorated | ‘with

5 now
administered by” Poland, marches

on,,,the Soviet ”

broke windows and smite a
to storm’ .the building. ‘The , out- |;

break was, the biggest aatter, ‘the

the banquet of the Castlegar’ Co-
Retail’ ‘The

© Britain’ and” France
fors;a
Wieoting with Egypt to. seek ‘a

.| settlement’ of the ‘Suez.Canal ‘dis-

pute, ‘They, ‘were said to’ be lean-
ing’ ‘towtard ‘accepting | Egypt's

‘terms: ‘In ‘the meetings of «the
NATO Council: now ‘peing held}.
in’ Paris, the U.S..and the Anglo. |.

‘were ‘still far ‘-apart’ on

French’
their’ opinions “of ‘the. Middle-

Eastern. situation, but. there ap-
peated to be ‘evidence’ that. poli-

cies might: be more’ closely co-|

ordinated, ** we

= NELSON. Fifteen ‘young Hun-
‘garians: ‘arrived: at’ Nelson” and
were welcomed’. by Mayor: ds
Kary, after which ‘they: were. dis-
tributed “to: homes: and’ hotels.

}] Some of them' have already found) %

te.

meeting was. informed that’

night ‘Mass will again be ‘held
at.the High’ School, and :that the
members will assist in’ decorating
the altar‘for the occasion: Discus-

bazaar, , in order to. give the
members ample. time

Mrs. J.
shkowarek! conducted" “several a-
musing contests.. The. Cogent
3 Mrs. jetcher, “Mrs:
Gallo, arid. Mrs. Hydeserved de-
licious refreshments’ in. ‘seeping
with, the: seasén. °

bs. mye
-cAUGUETA,- ia, Prime =

For. LADIES & RLS. Only
Val

‘Items. for: the
arm, autoGtruck:
Mail. Coupon | Now :
2. Information

A NAROMAT ic . DIST.
pee ae nt Medicine Hot

‘| thank ; all. those.‘who contributed
.| tg the. success of - the Drive; Mem-'
.| bers of the | Civilian Committee

‘| residents .-of “the district who

‘| New: ‘Year's. After: the holidays

A ‘busy ; ‘week. for all x mem-
bers has just been lompleted. Re-

plus . planning: for a. (Christmas
party, Nut Drive: Friday night

f which,”
was _gerubbed, ;
+ “The Squadron would like to

and ' other’ ‘volunteers : who. sup-
plied ::: ‘adequate *: ‘tfansportation;
the : Cadets ° themselves.‘ who}

some: pretty: icy. conditions; "Mr,
C.: Onions : who’ gathered. up the
proceeds for: safekeeping on com-
pletionof the drive; and all the

once again made possible. the pay-
ment: of our: operating osts for)

‘course called ‘for “some .re-ad-
ju stments : in plapning = those
wi Ao had’ ‘skipped ae Test

sed’ were: . plans for, the’: ‘spring |

gular parade.on ‘Wednesday night}

Canadian Legion Children
Christmas. Party eae
thers Party for hi .
_ the ages of 3 and 10 of mbars. of the. Ce f
Legion : will be held in: Legion Holl on Saturday, 2ahd"
r from 2:00 p.m.’ to.

and, Saturday,--.and + flying tor | 23

slipped" and,.skidded about ‘in|

is now: back to ‘normal. with just
‘one’ parade to! ‘go before the

we hope’ to have ‘ourrooms in
the: Elementary’, School ‘fitted
out “with .our Squadron. pictures
and shields.” Quarters are a bit

‘kon 4 vis’ st by an

The government: ofthe: Yu-

- of ue A New and Gi

FOR THAT. EXTRA SPECIAL GIRL.

raOM $65.00. AND: UP...
3. Beautiful: Selection:

--Goumal ot five elected: members