_ CASTLE. NEWS,

mo : : THURSDAY, ‘DECEMBER 8, 1955

_ INSURANCE
YES—you' can’t be driv-
ing in this weather with- ,

Mrs. Ww. °. Devitt,

out it’—~ore you fully

protected? Castlegar Happenings

the * visiting ‘the: form:
eg: sister, ‘Mrs, J. 'R. Killo
and brothers Larry and | 'Les|
Davis ' ‘and’ thelr families, z

Don't take ch S
Drop in and talk it’ over
with us,

~ Mr. D; Ghetti is'a ‘patient in :
er ey ep | We ty as a
ot’ Kinnaird havo. taken up resi-| "72, trip | in the | Windermere
‘dence at 52 Ferry Road, : Cast- y eturning

Anderson |)

Mrs. Berniece Bymel,, who is/near’ record for size.

the house: guest: of Mr. and Mrs,
H. Hesketh, spent the weekend

and two children Test on. Mon-

Mr. and’ Mrs. Ww. Horning ‘and

Horning’s, elk proved to’ be a

Mr. and Mrs,. Tony . Ki

iwi
s|to enter~ an: exhibit at’ the “next

just’ which: direction: he: would

‘the ‘December Ww

sofithe Deer! Park Wo-

men’s Institute, Mrs, ‘J.!: Macker- 4
eth gave ‘a brief ‘tale. on“ ‘Citi-|

A pmade]

District: Fall Fair. The, handi-
craft convenor suggested “‘mem-
bers ‘give a’ ‘talk or demonstra-|:
tion oftheir favorite hobbies ‘at
future meetings, “The | January

: CABINET MAKING * ;
GLASS OF. ALL SIZES’ AND WEIGHTS;

': CASTLEGAR REP ouaLian GE:

"By! Joyce Crockett:

meeting : is to. be; held ‘at “the
home of Mrs.: P.” Romaine. Mrs,
F. Briggeman thanked ‘the mem-

bers for. the. lovely: cards . she

Tadanac © Hospital, . Afte!
the meeting adjourned, an ex-
change of gifts was

_ STORM DOORS _

elved: whil
with. six.deer and two ell.’ Mr-| trail’ while de patient tn fhe

“STORM WINDOWS |

Castlegar, Sash é Door

: PHONE 32T7

hel
ee and Mrs. R. C. Coleman of

visiting in Trail.

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‘Mr.’ and Mrs. Allan Davis and| Kiessling .will take up his. duties
two of Nelson, spent|/with the. Kerrisdale Branch of

day for Vancouver .where’ Mr.

the Bank of Montreal.

‘ parents, Mr. arid Mrs. a Ever

REGULAR
SUPER OR

VERY $900

GENTLE

: plain
first (lead ' ‘produced: at. Trail,
‘B.C. Tt was too pure! Ones :

“}held at the home .of Mrs, R.:T./

3 moter; Mrs. C. Brodman.i (3

Mrs. D. .G. Riée, Mrs." D.
Campbell and Mrs. J. 'Hender-
son spent a pleasant few, days
in Spokane last vee by ‘all re-
sed ;

WwW. Easton Se ‘he
eeakend at the home. of‘ her

in’ Nelson. §
Mr. and Mea Pat Romaine of
Deer Park were guests of. Mr.
rand Mrs, Graham Smith during
the weekend.

Mr. Steve Liptak spent a few
days in Spokane last. week.

Syringa Creek * entertained ata
birthday, dinner on’ the occasion
of . thelr” daughter’s’. Cheryl's
birthday. * Guests. included “Che-
ryl’s grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Law and Mr, and. Mrs. H.-C.
Coleman of. Deer: Park, her
gveat-grandfather,. Mr. E. T.
Coleman. of \Nelson. and Mr. :'T.
Ryan ‘of Syringa Creek, f

Mr. G. Beatty” and compani-
ons of Nelson spent a few days
in Deer, Park. on a’ prospecting
trip.

Mr. M. Soberlak and son of
Trail, got:.a: deer during the
weekend.

Mr. Fred Briggeman roa
for a day’s hunting on Satur-
day—rose early; datheréd © his

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PETTITT ‘PHOTOS:

and. step-

eNelson, on

ped’ out of the door “planning

Church,
night, is
Mr;'and .Mrs. ‘J. L. Atkinosn'
had as their weekend guests, the
former's sister Mrs. W. Dyer. and
son" Billfe of Nelson.

Mr. S. Simcock is a patient
in the Trail ‘Tadanac Hospital.
Mrs, S. Simeock is visiting her|

Ee pettad
the’ score : Stcom * 37-37
for Castlegar ‘in overtime. So we
really” have. to fight!

Oiga Samsonoff, Allene LeRoy,
Violet Gleboft, Gail Seaton, ‘Gail|
Leitner,’ Doreen ‘Pitts, Patty,
Lewis, Rose Marie; Guido, .Lor-

¥,| ering was in charge of the pro-

- |assistance in “setting |.

1955 W. A. OFFICERS
ARE ALL: BE-)

~The} United“ Church: Wak: “held

CASTLEGAR: .)::):
Every Rat should’ ha

| Mire. “B, Deverson.. Mr... Kea Pick-

.jector. -..
poeelel te thanks go this’ week: to
Master Ron Kennedy. and | Mast-
er, Alan’'Bate for’ their helpful
‘out, the
chairs ‘and’ ‘clearing up after the

. Harry.
Sookachot 3 Peter,  Sevinkott,

Smid alleen eel see
ext sha

Paul “Walker, “Mike:
Geo. “Riltcoff,'

“Miss “Nellie Stenberg left, on
Tuesday for her home at John-
sor’s Landing, .B.C. to attend the

funeral . of .. her brother, John
Oscar ‘Stenberg, who was killed
in.a mine accident’ last Sunday
‘at Salmo, B.C. “The Funeral. is
to, be held -on Friday. |

son and in Ross:
land. 2

“Mg, and Mrs. Morrice™ Waite
and daughters and Mr, and Mrs.
Carl_Brodman and daughter were
guests’ at ibe home ' of . their

“NOTICE

° Annual ‘Meeting. “of, the
“Castlegar Libetal : Associa-
tion will . be . held “in ‘the: -
Marlane Hotel, Wednesday,

ting “of the Robson W.A: was

‘Waldie . on Tuesday afterndon
swith 16. members present. Good!
‘reports from the standing com
mrittees .were given.

New directors were ‘elected for
the coming. year: President, a
W. Adams, Vice’ Presi

Regular and Annual ae r

ith ‘at 7:30 p.m.

° Fairey, ‘MLL.

‘toria, Mr. Fairey is ‘former
Deputy Minister of Educa-
tion. 4 E :

aoane a of ‘offleers Laneh

Cut ‘era trimmed
best. value.

:|H. Hysof, Secretary,. Mrs. ee
“ "| Brown, ‘Treasurer,

‘|Waldie, who is also
“| Convenor. / es l
Mrs. W. L. Wright, who has

been’ program _convenor since

You: HAVE. To: “SEE zum TO. APPRECIA
a ‘LOVELY. DESIGN

# yar month's. leave from H.M.CS.

¥ Refreshments were’ served by

i iW.
end “their ‘children’ Keith. and
Dawn ‘spent the. weekend in

*\erganization (in 1947, ae pre-|#.. °

os Hostesses, Ms. BT. Walaie,

Spokane, where. they visited their
ane rand, son-in-law, Mr. and
veland.

‘Calgary where ‘they were met by zs
a brother to-continue ‘Mrs. Teas-|\¥
dale’s ‘journey home.’ She. has/!

svisiting . her: resem for}}

|S Richard | Branston’ is’ "home on

iéd from’ Ottawa; where he
has: been: Ona; Civil

Mr. Elvin Peterson was the
guest: of Mrs. Edna Sumner for

$
" Mr. Steve’ ‘Heagy has return:
r from. ‘a meeting in Cranbrook,’

Calgary for

“Mir. Vie, Sorenson has gone on]:
business | trip to

“Well, this is: alt: tor this. week,|
jets" give the teams ‘a cheer for
good luck.’ Next” game will’ be
after the’ New. Year,.

Curfew.

- Contintied from’ ‘page: be

his pipe is beyond repair and
is’ under ;'a‘ ,ecement wall | with,
cetaining . wall ~ along’ ‘‘sidé. 7A.
new .line‘is ready. to be hooked
into’ at the back -of these ‘pro-|'
}perties and if ~ these® leaks . get

cussion =~ on* watedine = ~ having
sand

out peri

the “Columbia * Builders stating
they will! have to: work-on Sun-

Federal: Bi
") Aletter'- was “received
¢ ‘Cadet

rm
Walter Kereiff and

There . was considerable | dis- | chil
end “pipes* wi

so thatthe: pipes can ‘be blown|,
iodically, <,-

order. 03 * complete : ithe

. For a brief time ‘during iday
evening, it. appeared that: ‘the
smooth ‘running . wheels ‘of: Film
Club, organization’ -was in jeopar-

charge “and also operated ene

its ‘Chr

The Rev. L. C.. .Johnston pre-
sided ‘at the election ‘of officers
for ‘1956; {Confidence’;wes shown
in Sea devoted leadership of the

Olof whom’ were

The. women ‘are’ hooking: for-
| ward to 'a;, busy ’ month, a8
planned. for the Ann

onthe 10th, the A.O.T:S.:‘supper|

-5 President, , Mrs. George San-
tano,;..”

onthe Oty the-A.O-T8.: Distelat | wel.

helping with the seating | étc. at

% would ibe
much appreciated. : Se
to | T

they ‘look forward to. sons week-
ly’ Pelonmaite

get your drow! ticket with”

every. burchase.¢ of S10: 00: 2

}| sible: as no

1 off, In the case ‘of the’ Genimill

petite ic

gy
3 sonditionally guoranteed

the . Village: doesn’t. feel resp
instructions were -re-
ceived to’ have’ the water shut

property, water had been: order:

ed: shut off and $1.00 payment

made’. but it: was. stated, water

wes not completely shut < off:and
vestigate. *

‘P

ites he Bad early ‘inthe ‘new
“The: Clerk. was instructed
to obtain tull estimates for gun,
posed water’: byla