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‘CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Ranching had its start in west-
ern Canada when a hundred head
ef cattle were driven up from
Montana in 1872,

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TO THE PEOPLE OF
KINNAIRD

GOD'S RICHEST.
BLESSINGS FOR THIS

CWL Hold Xmas Tree

For. Parish Kiddies.

Santa Claus was guest of honor
at the CWL Christmas party Zor
Parish Kiddies, in the. Parish Hall,

Life At

With Mercedes

SHHS.

School is finished for the year,
1953 and the last week proved to

iis visit climaxed a fun filled
for the i

which‘ they played ‘games, sang
Christmas carols, went fishing at
a “Fish Pond”, and enjoyed re-

be the Most of the Se-
niorsewere occupied .by exams
which weren't at all-easy, To
wind up the term’s activities they
held.a gala Christmas. Dance,

Everyone was dressed. for the
occasion and they. all enjoyed
themselves dancing to the music
of Tea Gergely and his band, The
Hall: was gayly decorated mit

trees, -
fone and even a bit of: nities
which aided in surprising many
.of the girls.

were. served by

FOR THE:

“AND ALL ‘GOOD WISHES,

is FESTIV. ITY freshmients served by the ladies,
° On his arrival, Santa spent’ sev-
Major and eral, minutes chatting with the
: ‘ cs en and then
Mrs. Moll bags of Christmas Boodies among
them.
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season ’s reetings

Lorne Kavig and his committee
also assisted by: two members of
the P.T.A.: Thanks go to all who
kindly, gave their. assistance, ;
Thanks are also: in order to
those who helped.us in our need
and voted yes for the By-law, -

The Publication Club: present-
ed their Christmas edition. of. the
school paper on Thursday. This
was a Dedication Edition to Mrs.
Cail, a member of the staff who
is returning after Christmas. We
are all grateful to her for her
able assistance in English and
Drama during the.past two years.
We hope she will be very. happy
in the future and we are all sorry
that she will not be there to help
us with our dangling modifiers

First Parade Of
Sea, Cadet. Corps; Here
Held; December 15:

(Castlegar sea’ cadets. anned
their: ship for: the. first’ time on
the evening of. Tuesday, Dec. 15,
ing months of organzation-

4 _ greetings. fondly given and gledly
accepted during: this; the foyous
Holiday Season of Good Willto All.

Oswald Motors

NICK oswaLD

In the true. spirit of tbis most:

Joyous of bolidays, we wisb:all:
i our frimds and neighbors a fii
7 muasure of bappiness, bealth and prosperity.

GA. SUMNER.

Naturopathic Physician.

al, activity on’ the part” of the
Spi coring Castlegar and District

da.
Present at the first parade ot
‘the new corps, RCSCC “KOOTE-
NAY” were 33 of the 45 boys who
have enrolled to ate. School ‘ex-
were forl a.

and misplaced verbs, ae
The school is closed for the
holidays’, but, of, - Course, the
maintenance crew will ‘be ‘busy
with repairs and Cleaning and we
will be. back to..our studies, in
January of 54. Until then I wish
everyone a. very Merry. Christ-
mass and a Happy New. Year. :

Mark. Yuletide.In.
District. Churches : :

The story of Christmas. in’ song
and pageantry is. the. theme of
the Christmas services being held
in district churches, all of them
very well attended.
In some of the places, of .wor-
ship, Christmas services began
last: Sunday, and in others they
will: begin ‘Christmas Eve.
Special Christmas music and

heralded the Saviour's. Birth at
the Castlegar “United Church
services Sunday, as well ‘as :at
Robson and Kinnaird where they
were combined with. Sunday
School. Rev L,'C. Johnston’s
sermon at the services had for its
theme “Christ in Christmas.”
The. United Church Sunday
Schools at Castlegar and‘ Kin-
naird staged a pageant at their
services. Sunday, ' showi: bow

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Special. Xmas. Services

For riow.., for always...
Joy to our frlends and
nelghbors, Peace to our
nation, Good. Will to alk

DUTCH
MAID.
BAKERY

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modern ‘youth ma:

the true spirit of Christmas a3 ‘aia
the Three ‘Kings and. the Shep-
herds of Bethlehem. The Castle-
gar ‘pageant will be staged. again
Ghristmas Eve.
Anglican “Christmas _ services
began Sunday evening at Castle-
gar and Kinnaird with carol
services. The Castlegar. service
was conducted by the lay reader
and Archdeacon B, A.’ Resker
conducted ‘services ‘at Kinnaird.
There. were afithems by the
chgirs, fully, robed, accompanied
by Miss June Killough at Kin-
naird, and Mrs. F. Hostetter ‘at

thé ‘non-attendance of some. of
the lads but the Corps was at full
Strength’ for the: second ‘parade
this week.

Ron Couchman, Rescc Koo-
TENAY’S commanding *' officer,
along with Bill McGauley, Divi-
sional ‘Officer; Gerry ‘Archibald,
executive officer; Ed Montgom-
ery, instructor, and Ross Mac-|
Dermid, president of, the Castle-
gar Navy League branch, spoke
to the lads on their duties as Sex
Cadets and.on naval terminology.
The cadets also received some
preliminary squad

The 45 boys.in the Corps in-
clude ten lads. who: have been
members till now of the RCSCC.
“FORT SHEPHERD".-at Trail:
Of these Cliff Churches has been
appointed --.-Acting--- Temporary
Regulating Petty Officer. .

* Other, officers in charge ot the]
lads are’ Fred Howes, \ Di

and. Cl greet-
ings from Archbishop +; Barfooi, |
'primate of All Canada; were. ‘read.
In both places, the ‘services
were very well attended. Robson
services will be held Christmas
Eve beginning ‘at 8 p.m. | !
Christmad ‘services were also,

Bible Centre and included -spe-
cial music, carol singing and an
address by Rev. George Dawe.’

Catholic Christmas services be-
gin Christma$ Eve with Midnight
Mass. In. order. to’ accommodate
all thé parishioners ‘from: Castle-
gar,’'’Kinnaird and Robson’ who
will be attending, Father L.
rainor will say the mass at the
Stanley’ Humphries High’ School,
Auditorium. There will: also be
masses ‘at St. Joseph’s ‘Chapel,
Kinnaird and’ St, Rita's Church,
Castlegar, on Christmas Day.

Officer and Dr. C,
medical officer. ee

Popcorn | Balis- Make |
Edible Ornaments

The, kiddies will love these edit
ble::Christmas tree ornaments
delicious popcorn. balls! +

To make them::Mix 1[2 cup t
water. with 1{4. cup. of molasses
and add ‘to\1 cup of sugar and 1
teaspoon salt, Blend together and

: rowlen

F. Add 1 teaspoon vinegar and L
teaspoon vanilla: and: cook ‘until

margarine.

Pour mixture cover 8 cups of
Popped corn, tossing with a fork:
until all kernels are coated. “¢
When cool,.shape into balls with’
buttered ‘hands. Wrap\in waxed

hang on: the. Christmas tree.

Children Of: Eagle
Members, Fefe By

Order of ‘Eagles, enjoyed,a visit
from Santa .Claus.at a Christmas

gar, Thursday night, attended by
some 160 persons.

‘Free ¢heatre tickets were dis-
tributed ‘to youngsters of the 19

sandies, hot dégs and pop for all,
The committee in charge of ar-
ranging the event, which was

chenko, V. Jenks, ‘J. Seaton, E.
Rourke, Mary Randall and Mrs,
L. Korody.,

; Canada's’; first electric street
railway was put into operation in,
St: Catharines in 1887, the sec-,
ond’ was jn Vancouver ‘in 1890.

cook over ‘low. heat’ until candy |:
[thermometer reaches 240 degrees

'270 degrees. F. Remove from heat} "
Hand Jadd 1 teaspoon butter or

Paper and colored cellophane and ||

Santa AtParty Hi

Columbia Valley Asrie, Fraternal i

Party in the Parish Hall, Castle: });

to 15 age group and there were}:

highly successful, were M. Saw-}*

~ELIES.
AUTO COURT:

held Sunday by the Community |'

: Fully Modern,
‘CABINS. .
. | Reasonable Rates

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have fun for
this fs Holiday time!

: and a very Meiry
es > Chrktnas ono i.

Moke merry, be happy,,

: “There's joy-in the air, ..

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Wednesday, December 23, 1953

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.:

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THANK YOU

‘We wish. to.express ‘our grate-
ful thanks for the many kind-
‘nesses and favors shown us.

Mr, and Mrs, W. Banigan.

We HOPE THAT ths. something to each of. the

(CUMISTMAS WILt, BE 3

» STRIKING ONTARIO MINERS MAKE CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS. TOYS<.

Children of atriking miners iny
Northern Ontario “will not go
toyless this Christmas In spite of
the fact. that few of the strikers

are making and repairing hun-} Victor Norkum, left, and.
dreds of toys, enough to glve|net have the the:

$,000| workmanship before the toys are|accept the proposal which caved
children ‘in the miriers’ families.| ready. for presenting, At last
Their, methods. are almost as- 2 een of union officials and ‘aa eeniei se

i —Central Press Canadian
management in Toronto, officers

ni
superintendents, by Labor’ Minister Daley for
‘1 Bru-| ending the shite. ‘The: mine --
n announced to

job of fie
for a five-cent rele:

cd eee i

ee NOTICE.

W- YEAR'S EVE DANCE,
SN ‘THE KINNAIRD. .
I IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY

Music, Drama and Tumbling

of, Chailes. Dickens’ ‘Christmas. Carol”; a practice display of acro-

|S. Hi. H. s. Christmas Cent)

Fine “music. well layed by the High School Band, an adaption

batic prowess by. the High School Tumbling Club and an amusing
act’ comed: the
ard if dat .the Stanley Humphries Junior

As an caesine
‘of Gur-thanks anid good *
will, we extend the Season’ Ss

Greetings to all our, pany. friends:

M. M. CASE

teacher whio'r
England. ©

get, Robson’ General. Store:

Concert in the ieotgh School auditorium, mney, even-

Deer Park Christmas —
Goncert Has Visit

From Santa Glaus

Santa Claus paid a visit to the
residents of Deer Park at a con-
cert sponsoréd by the teacher and
pupils of the Deer Park Element-

_| ary_school.

The ‘program, starting with
“O Canada” was followed by a

[short play “Bringing up Junior”.

A recitation “Scared” by Delorts
Crockett and Carl Wine preced-
ed musical selections by Danny
Romaine. These were “Silent
Night” and “Jingle Bells", played
on the accordion,

aldine Griffiths and Danny Ro-
maine, after which April Allen
sang a solo, “Away in a Manger.”
Raymond Crockett, Leroy Brig-
geman and Michael and Danny
Romaine recited a poem entitled
“Christmas Stockings.” Michael
played a few accordion select-
fons after which the play “Melis-

sa Entertains" was. presented.
This was followed by “The
North-Pole Hook-Up” in which
Santa's helpers sent ‘Holiday
to all the of

Deer, Park,

While the audience sang Christ-
mas Carols, a jingling of bells +
announced the arrival of Santa
Claus. After making his way to
the gaily-decorated tree, Santa

distributed’ gifts to all the pupils,
and adul!

A play, “The Sick Doll! .was
by by Ger-

P

Good Music epee

WELCOME 1954

‘AT THE
“NEW YEAR'S BALL
"TWIN RIVERS HALL _~ CASTLEGAR
New Year’s: Novelties
Admission —$1.25 per person

‘WICKETS AVAILABLE — from any member of the KP.
: Lodge’ : .

Moy this Holy Season. : 5
bring to our mony friends olf

» for happiness ond joy tre ‘
out the year,

fi ‘Clab‘* di a ese
musical proficiency, with cach ap Buhr. The fifteen girls dade one
pearance, Speneds and. closed,the boy. who. have: been. practicing

musical intermissions,. conducted applause for ‘their. skill: which on ia
by.E. A. Eames, high school : music cluded“.a: variety ‘of dives and
aerial

: At. the ee of. the evening,
The * “Christriias: carol” adap: -presentationswere’made to Mrs.

was well Berformed:! Starring | derson for their-part in arranging

tation, directed by. Mrs, R.'E. Cail, | Campbell, Mrs. Cail and Mr, Hen- |,

‘were Earl the

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‘Louise ‘Schwan ‘'as Mrs, ‘Cratchit
and ‘David Goodenough ‘as: Bob
Cratchit,’ = =

Turning “gonvineing portray:
als too were Les Ady as,Tiny Tim,
June ’Killough as Martha; Cory
Ann -Barnes as’. Belinda,.. Dan
Shields as Peter, Barbara: Martin
as ‘the: Christmas’ Spirit,:: Wanda
Lindgren as’ Sue,’-John Pinkney
as Sammy.and code Churches
as the messenger. b
setae in the "production were}

Sharon: "White “and * Margaret
Dawn? Wal-

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ils ‘of, claiming the ‘in-
heritance from one’s age relatives
pefore> they have definitely de-
parted this earth, wer¢ humorois-
ly depicted in ‘the second play
directed by J: Henderson.
Delores.. Harshenin.. was ‘the
scheming Mrs,. Slater; Jeffrey
Hett was the dear departed grand-
father who turned out not so de-
parted after all and Joe. Irving
played the role ot the meek man-
néred; ‘Henry Slater.
* Others in the cast were. Darl-
lene, Harding, “Arthur. Shellen-
berg and Gail Leitner. te
Costumes for the comedy were
handled!-by ‘Miss Aneson,. Lor-
raine . Schwartzenhauer,.. Olga
Popoff, , Virginia Kinakin, Mary
Konkin, Patrina  Hosford, - Dor-
othy Lazareff and.Gladys Heagy
Emily Killough and. Bonnie ‘Mai-
narick ‘were in. charge of proper-
ties 'and ‘prompters ‘were Rose-
mary Guido. and ‘Dorothy. Sale-
kin.

In. charge of makeup for. both
plays’. were Mrs. Dave Campbell, :
Katie Tomlin, Shirley Hargrave, t
Yvonne’ -Patton, Janet. Bayoft,
Mabel Fedosoff, Katie Barisentoff,
‘Agnes Streleitt and Diane: Pheif-

“Adding, thrilling variety ‘to the
evening was the! “Practice Period”

THE CASTLEGAR BOARD
OF VILLAGE COMMISSIONERS

: “the shining wonder of Christmas

Saf ‘once'more dawns u

the World.

demonstration * “by: the; Suntor