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‘What's Ahead After 50’
The answer depends up-

“By Joyce Crockett ‘

Grand Forks - Castlegar
Fight For Victory.
“Our Castlegar rep team made} of of

Baza:

Rivers. Hall. The ‘dainty. little
angel was surrounded in! a bed
white «tulle, any othe folds of

our eaming power was || Grand” Forks’ were - both’ fast-

se ‘era vallacra’ eitodicl

- iticers: OF, ofS:
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.. Ofticers we:

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At A, Christmas Angel with long’ amocintlen Testing iat

wi ps) and spun glass hair, RO.

centred the head table, at: the| Chairman, “Rose .-Oberne, | Vice-
at ;

Treas, Duncan:Carter, Committe
menobers are::.0..B. Ballard, and
G, ‘N.. Brown, of ‘Bonnington. |.

PeTCDier
sf

lected when, the
‘hel

jd thelr]

iSeey,

Reports and. correspondence on||

the long trip over the which C office space, for the Department
on aan {wo Have set |\to Grand Forks on :Saturday,|were effectively ips Each | of tin the: prop
aside during fhe ti December 10th, The games with| tea ‘table had for a federal in C for potition of Ste
were... given..and...a.. letter ‘of

a modernistic . Christmas “tree,

moving and ’
lost. to the

at its peak.

Life Assurance will help
provide a satifactory.
answer.

Captain for the girls, - chalked
up 6 points. ‘A. LeRoy, D. Pitts,
and. G, ‘Seaton ’ each got 4 and
Y, Pattor scored 2.
Grand Forks’ E, Zanauff and
B. Beniger each: scored 6 points
while A. Heady and ‘B, Dupan-
kick each had 4 and L. Poloni-
koff 3.

It was-a hard struggle but our
come Boys beat the ‘Grand

f enen 6, H. Plotnikoff.5, B. B. Kani-
gan 3 and W.. Kereiff 2.

“Dick Fowler

“by
sizes of lacy paper doilies. ever

cones,

Ga. _ Sanfano, president,
welcomed the guests atthe door. |,
The.tea was opened in a novel]!
manner by) ‘Rev. 7,,Clinton

head .table ‘were Mrs, -B.. Find-
later, Mrs. -W. Blackwell, Mrs.
‘W. Houston and Mrs, J. Sherbiko.
The tea tables. were. supervised
by Mrs. Morey and those serv-
ing were Misses Lorraine Hunter,
Lennie Morey and Rita, Cum-
mings. -

The sewing table was taken
care’ of by Mrs. L. C. Johnston,

mers,
T. Blackburn were in: charge of
the bake table.

‘Working in the kitchen were
Mrs, W. T. Easton, Mrs. R.’ Hun-
‘ter, Mrs. W. Simpson, Mrs. Sid
Walton, Mrs. D. Gilroy: and: Mrs.
J. Campbell,

At the “front of the hall Rita

: . Dan Gilroy
North American: REAL ESTATE AGENT |
Lif Ottice at id on the.
: < “corner of Pine & 8th: Ave.
Robson, B.C. CASTLEGAR
. 7 Phone 3788 —— Box 291

‘a brick
which. stood a. huge camilehold-
er. This large candleholder form-
ed a fishpond. for the young-
sters and was attractively: cov-
ered in red and gold toil, with

1 wish to cea my: sincere thanks to all those
who supported me in the Municipal elaction fast
Thursday, and wilt give my best ‘efforts to justity the
confidence ‘placed in me. ;

(signed) J. H. WESTWOOD .

Skafes Sharpened |
HAVE YOUR SKATES'SHARPENED |

“NOW FOR THE HOLIDAY
SEASON -

bg CENTRAL SHOE AND
. LEATHER REPAIR.

of red around
the base.: Inside were’ all ‘sorts
of , fascinating . little ‘bundles in
white tissie paper for. the ‘fish-| was
ermeén. Mrs. Joe Dulop,. assist-
ed by Mrs. Les- Davis, .was in
charge, of the fishpond.

The decorations were done by
Mrs... Morey, who, :was ‘assisted
by Mrs. F. Richardson. ‘The can-
dlestick 'fishpond was .the “work
of .Mrs, Richardson. a
A feature of the refreshments
was_a_ gay “Christmas bread”
in pink and’ green. ‘ribbon sand
wiches. | z

The Castlegar Public Library

or Tuesday night in the Library.
Mrs. Whittaker gave the Board
a check for $15.00. from’ the LO.
DE. through ‘their ~ education
secretary..'The’ LODE. suggest-
ed that the subscription to the

be Sntinned (to which the board
very : willingly concurred) and
that, tle balance. of the money
be spent on. children’s’ books;

thanks! w, received for the. two
evergre fe ‘do ten to

Johnston, Those Tesiding “at ‘the| to be held in Verdn in January.

Lighting Candles Is]. ee
Feature Of Vesper = |;

the C.G.I.T., was held in the
: Gemmill and!’Mrs, ‘J.| Presbyterian Church in Kinnaird}:
Sherbiko, while Mrs. H. Somzjon Sunday, December 11th. Al’

E. ri .|special feature .of the © service

Board’ met for’ a. brief. meeting} |.

will be‘!

her, Cositoger- High School

ithe Rob-
son Cem
It was, decided that this group

: : WN
iver! fon. inte is ‘due

Service Last Sunday || . é

peta By te Set yt rb {

State, age, experience, and salary expected, Appiica- :
tions ’.to be _in- the, hands of*.Secretary-Treasurer on
or before noon: Monday, December’ 19th, 1955.

ot ae ms : oes

.

ee i

fEN ‘WorDs FOR 800. “THREE!
- OF TWO —

INSERTIONS FOR
PHONE 808100:

For. ‘Sale 4

|For Rent or: Sale

14” BOAT. ‘5% EP. JOHNSON

, Seahorse outboard’ motors; A-1
not

SMALL, MODERN: HOUSE. AT
“Robson. Phone: C. AS Ander-
“gon 2201, eet =

‘shape.

more :, than’ 64: hours, Can: bel’
seen>at “Balfour Beach : Inn,|
gpalour: 316 Cash. _ Phone 5.
Liptak “4! 348

‘| SPENCE ‘QUEBEC HEATER 38"
high, 14°". ‘diam. |. Apply. en
Repartey

eisy

NETTED. ‘GEM. POTATOES. $3.00
. per:'100 : Ibs. sack. Apply Box!
316, Castlegar. , ea 349

| Upper. eer :

For Rent Ha a

SUTTES, ROOM: AND.. BOARD

y day, week or. month.» Mc=
Greights Apartments,’ First Ave
back: of - Kootena: \. Builders,
Phone 2493.29. >;

ONE: FULLY:-MODERN: HOUSE,

-2: bedrooms, Dumont) Subdivi-
:Sion— rd.

NEARLY ‘NEW NECCHI SEW-
ING.’ Machine,'. must be “seen
to be’ appreciated. Phone. 3381.

ee 840

c.. H King, :
Secretary-Treasurer.

or . “HEATER, ALMOST | NEW.
‘at. Zlbin’s. General Sire, Rob-
2 son; B.C.) 150

: 3 SPEED‘ ENGLISH - BICYCLE
,Good...¢ one 2542.\")

The anmual vesper service. of — ws

was lighting candles to empha-
size the purpose of the Cana-

dian Girls. in Tr ge .
The centre candle: was lit by
Sharor’ Vanderburg for Jesus,
the Light of. Worlds, Four. smal-
ler candles were lit for Truth,
Health, Service and:.Worship by

Creight.
Leader of ‘the group: and> tak-
ing a main part of the service| ©
was Mrs. ‘D. . McIntosh.

CORRECTION: => a

In the WAL Report given|,

last week it shohld’ have read]
Mrs. W. T. Waldie, program con-
venor instead of Mrs. R. 'T. ‘Wal-
die and refreshments were-serv-
ed by Mre, W.:T. Waldie instead
of. Mrs. R. T ‘Waldie. . it

7

5| NOTICE

_ MY OFFICE WLL BE

CLOSED : :
_-) DECEMBER 23° |
- to JANUARY. 2nd.;
~ “Cinclusive):
Dr. ‘G. H.. Page
: Dentist ©

-GeW-

It was also decided to discon-

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IS YOUR GAR SAFE? i ws;

ARE YOU SURE OF PROPER .
ue PERFORMANCE?

Drop. in. and “have: your Battery, Tires.
and Anti-Freeze - checked.

We still have'a geod’ supply
At va. geod: ‘price.

TRACTIONIZING

vine 2 =

45

tinue taking books from ‘the
Book of the Month Club but
membership -will be. kept in the
Junior Libraty Book Guild, from|
which children’s’ “books are ob-
tained. *
Bills . were ‘ordered paid.’ for
fue land. books, and. it was .de-
cided to close. the Library” on

this year..(Christmas’ Week).

will be (made at’ the January
meeting. -Present .were: Mrs. C.
H. King, Mrs. R. Whittaker. Miss
‘opland | and

due to icy.’road ‘conditions { be-
tween here and :‘Trail." e
CES SSS

“The Catholic: Glaty vf’ Kinnaird
met this: week’ at. the home® Sot
iS ‘Mrs. ‘J:

December. 27th: and 30th only ||
Plans for.the annual meeting | a

‘tet Markin was unable to atteha|| :

x Doris ‘Brommeland, Dorothy La-

zareff and. sharon Wanderburg. The most Copulee
Miss D, Vanderburg, a’ former * .€anadian: Whisky

C.G.LT. member, i in the}. . ue ze 5 9

eke aning te the sickness ot}: @f a popular.price”.

Gladys, Heagy and Pearl Me- ie

GOODERHAM. &

atso—Prode:

CATED. TO KINDLY
 SMOUGHTFUL ' SERVICE
Aiibolance :- “Fi :

“LONG * DISTAN OF

“PAIR | LADIE'S' “SKATES|
" size 6, “Phone '3796. #150

950|IT.COSTS NO MORE ‘TO SLEEP

HEATED PARTLY FURNISHED
;, Suites." Apply . Alex Erem:
or phone 3061... ° eas

IN: JANUARY, MODERN TWO
‘Bedroom House, '
electric ratige.
«Maple ‘and: Third.

Notice:

“off ‘the highway. Low , winter
rates ‘now in ‘effect’ at Cedar
‘Crest Motel. Modern; 4-Star

PURE BRED COCKER SPANIEL
: Pups.-Phone. 3401. 160

Wanted |. 5

units. 4. 1440

“We: have? @ good . selection “ ‘of
Cut 'Flowers and Potted’ Plants.
Nielsen's Hlowers Kinnaird. 2

i oo tao]

DRY FIR or. TAMARAC WOOD

+ in‘12" lengths, Mitchell Supply

UMBER — PAINT. .
=PLUMBING ‘AND
ELECTRICAL. SUPPLI

Ltd, Phone: 3551.°.°° 348,

Card Party ‘sponsored ‘by. the
L.A, \to’ the) Canadian . Legion.
Bridge, Whist and ‘cribbage, Sat.

' Boy. desires ‘ddd ‘jobs in Cast-
legar._ after: school ‘and’: on “Sat-
uigeye: — Phone 2377, 349

1th. at. 8:00°: p.m.
Pee Hall. Prizes’ and refresh-
ments. Admission ‘35c. -Everyone
welcome. °°". / 9°50

ST: ALBAN’S. WAL”
HOLD INTERESTING EVE."

esting evening ‘was af

fordedthe ‘members of St. Al-
ban’s..W.A. after routine business

We? attach “Dinkle™ Nickel : |

Rim Heels on Ladies Sh

had ‘been’ attended to: last Thurs-.
day evening, in the-Parish Hall.
Mrs? Ting, president of
St. "yobn's.: W.A.: Kinnaird “and!
Mrs. ‘Caulkins “attended, bring-
ing .a’ few’ girls of. teen-age’ with
them, with a few Castlegar, girls
also “attending. “)--7~

The speaker for’ the: evening
was ‘Miss Marilyr- Fane, Domini-
Supervisor. of. Sr.

|petane Christian’ mothers oi
morrow. |". :

Interesting slides followea : ot
the “different” architectural,‘ de-
signs of churches in< other : coun:
tries,

‘ After’a hearty. ‘yote of thanks
to'“Miss Kane for a. most’ inter-
esting review of her. work, _ Mrs.
‘Westwood showed‘her col

UST TIMES rouanr -
ARIKA” S

aoe at 7 and. 9, P.m. e

; FRIDAY and SATURDAY. .

films ‘of ‘their trip. to’ England||

this’, summer, :) which. sera also
nioyed.. by allies :

we “by hostesses ‘Mrs, :‘Horswill,
Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Petts “and Mis:
Kelly. :

-: There will ‘be no more “meet:

ORTS LIMITED

§-Renowred—Prince-Regent

| there, was.no:report on the”
‘zaar activities.:

it was‘decided to send a dbne-
‘ather Cullen; of Nelson

eciation of his ‘help and

c:
ing ihe, year.

At the’ sasgeatien of ‘Father
Brophy = Parish .Family Night
will be next month.

© eo Lataive won,,,the

PERG
cise

ot the Northwest. Congress
-of Optomestry’ in Portland,
Oregon,

- SOHN FORD'S. |