, CASTLEGAR, . B.C.

= = Happonings |,

PRAIRIE XMAS — Mr. and Mrs.
E, A. Lewis and family have
teft to spend the’ C!
season with relatives in Alber-

+ ting, with friends her during
the .Chnistmas holi lidays, f

HERE FOR XMAS — Miss Muri-| : -

el Stuart, teaching school -at
Prince George, is spending
Christnias' with her Sornily, i in
South: . Slocan,

taught at the Cy Se

‘Rebson Nows:

Westy Deemer 22, 1954

Mrs. O-| HOME. FROM” HOSETEAL—Mre.

augh!
have: left for Springbok, B.C.
they will

2‘ fes-|-

Mrs.- Askew's

Marlene, Albee have. returned |‘

home from Vancouver Normal,

1 last ‘term.

ta and
“EROM PR. GEORGE — Consta-
: ann, Prince

Faneral Held ‘Sat. .
for Mrs. McDonald

Church, Saturday

poe Ma wha ‘Carle Wil nee

Punald, 0. away al

ome at the Castle-Bar ‘Ranch |

last: week, at the: age.of. 68.
official

Schoo!
FROM NORMAL’ SCHOOL — W.
Oleaki and John Ross, students|
at Victoria Normal School,’ are

Robson, for the Christus holi-
FROM MANITOBA — Mrs, Wal-

iting at the home

of her. son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr, and “Mrs. G. Fowler.

TO VACTORIA -—. Mr. A.’ Zuck-

erberg has left for an exten-

ded visit with his daughter in| FROM NO!

‘| Wictoria..

tea | AT NAKUSP MEET — G. Smith
this week to

went to Nakusp : this

i attend ‘a; re ‘the ‘Cast-

: was‘in, Park.
Kinnaird. Mrs, J. W. Toogood was|”

‘MéDonald . came : to Castlegar
‘eight years ago: with her hus-
‘band from Yorkton, Sask. She

was.a music teacher = in Castlegan{

‘for a number of ye
She is survived pag hee husband
George Arthur-at Castlegar; two
danghters, Mrs. G. W. ‘Anderson, |:
Castlegar and Mrs. G., Auer, Ful-
Yerton, Cal;' and ‘one‘sister, Mrs.
Oxnard, Cal.

IN CHURCH.

The United Church,
Of €anada —

_¢ Cliristmas ‘Services ee

Carol Service, ‘Castlezar, Christ<,
. mss: Morning 0! at 10:30. Welcome.
Kinnaird

Sunday, Dec.. 26. —
10 am; | Castelgar, 7:30, p.m.
: Anglican: Church: -

Saik, to
spend the holiddy season: with’
thely daughter. and son-in-law

‘legan “Dam, proposed” "by® the “sony!
Kaiser Ci

Kim High: School, K:

is home. for” Christmas:- with

“her. parents, .Mr. vand Mrs. J:
te

Seaton.

| HOME FROM HOSPITAL — Mr.
J..ME Macbeth ‘is expected home
today from - Tail |: Tadamac
Hospital, where. he ‘has. been

a patient for the past. week.
FROM BURNS LAKE--Miss Mol.
y Carlson, oe is:teaching at
“ thas” arrived’ to

- Jim Toogood, will spend Christ-

mas in: Rossland.
FROM ‘VANCOUVER — Mr. and
pe C. -D.:. Watt ,of ‘Vancouver
visiting at the’ home of
Mr and Mrs. J. A ‘Thomas dur-

+ ing ‘the ‘Chaistmas season. *.

Too Late to Classify.

‘CARD OF THANES .

‘We wish to our ‘sin-
cere thanks to friends and neigh-
bors for their many: acts of kind-
ness, flowers, and tokens of sym-
pathy sent’ to: ce on the death
:of “our dear: and: mother,
{Carrie

‘Ciaktsaad ve
-Robson: — aioe pm

Rome of his parents MF. and
Mrs. :W.. Robinson, '.

CANADIAN LEGION
~NEW YEAR'S _
EVE DANCE
AMD PARTY

Do For ;
“ALL MEMBERS. AND’ -
FRIENDS

930° to 2:00.”

‘WL, Wright .‘returned
Ze a cee ety

die, a student ‘atthe: 2 Universi
‘» School, : Victoria, . nf
Wa f ‘hi ;

le for the Christmas Holi-
days, © of

FROM MAN-—Mis and Mf. Par- Par-
ent, Goodland; Man., are
‘or Mr. and’ Mrs, * 8. Humphe

ries,

FROM SPOKANE—Miss Norma
Jean Waldie, a’ student at Spo-
kane Business: will ar-

toe man whe has: ‘executive bili-
ty, beers education,” ee

a Sales or ‘miceting’ ‘the’ public o

B..C. Financial’ Firm. : Box 410.
an OL BL

- BULLETIN: BOARD

“SEASON'S “GREETINGS
“TO ALL

: i a ae be ren
G Promshons tne. New, Sean,

wift’s Premium: Leg:
Half \or Whole”

é “Premium, Half ¢ or Whole 3

- | Garlic Rings

bbs

ee Lb.

Plus Deposit’!

_ When dealing with applications for licences in)
* “Government Liquor’ Act,-1953".

I¢ will not: affect the issuance: of leences
presently Heensed ja the “Goverment Liquor} pAct," BSB. C.,'1948, Chay

es is coming around |
once more, and it always re=.

year back in. my. old: home town. -

‘out Weat.
It) also’ reminds ‘ me ‘of the

Chrintmas that Swede 'Sam Su- ;
denberg has‘ the: big cureanes

; girls “of | my < old” home: wn,
+ there being mahy such. both male

and: female. *-:

In- fact;: statistics prove © “that !

there ‘are more! little boys and
girls’ in my. old: tome: town | in

“those ays than any other, town.

‘west ‘of the: Mississippi," propor-

“Wonately to. population... It \fs.a
of which ey our jgitizens.
indeed,

_ does Is to. hang: out around ‘sa-,
* Toons, and drink beer, and whis-
d@runked up:

Kove and Keep himself
at.all times.’

trict, and the next thing’
knows he strikes 3

‘goes up ii :
to the Cripple Creek: dis-'
‘anybody .~

SET es

ON

pect hate, arid what does he and.
in’ this ‘hole! but \a ‘pay streak
which ‘Is overlooked by

‘the’ little’ boys and / gine.
old home ‘town,’ and also:

0. Denvet
“raise the dickens as the New: ‘Year. comes in, and I

| complaining. that ‘our town:is behind the. times...

* mae os
shen ahoe aage, fend. the, chansen ‘are We! canl’£0 ing.

looking. aroun
‘different: places. and: four. Citizens ‘bedly . wounded.
“Furthermore, there are: ee. bullet holes: Shroogh my

piles jy Grandpsp says, “4t was: the shoot
ing per of tte dat megs verre
parts,

“New: Year in these

the shooting? Why not stand for them?°.')°.
“Well, of. course, we do.not have whistles in th
it maybe 1 forget 10
honor,

ead and have all the nolse we can make, includ:
shooting, ‘but. ‘nobody ever thinks to change the *
law. se and maybe she ia better the way. she lays. May-

” Sam “Hall on; the hi

» thle ‘town fa not much town. when we welcome ‘in brains plumb’ out.”

ew Year," my Grandpap aays, “and
even ‘thinking of a: New’;Year being on
tp. or'of giring ita welcome, when the: matter, ia