CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. .24, 1966

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St. David's Anglican Church
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{Mother and Daughter + Banquet
© At St. David's Church Hall

for the Woodland Park Guldes
and Brownies. -

Mrs, D, Marcellus welcomed | s
an

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foewed by a toast to ‘the Queen
proposed by Marguarite Fornelli,
a toast to the founders by Karen
Gormley, a toast to the guiders
by Lorraine Bermel and a reply
by Mrs. E. G. Fleming. Joanne
Popper gavea feast ie the moth-
ers and Mrs. A, Jacques, who
spoke to the girls A What little
girls are made of,” replied.

District commissioner Mts.

 H. Johnson spoke io the ‘gir!

on courtesy and was presented

by. Darlene. Fleming and Cathy | j;

Martin with:a decorated owl of
friendship money.
Area ‘commissione?. ‘Mra. A.

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letter from Mrs.

iondship money from the
guides presented by Susouw
Knutson,

Highlight of the evening
was the enrolment of five

tweenies, Maureen Murphy, Kel-
ly Smith, Susan. Carrigan, Les-
Ne ‘Wywka’ and Kathy rarford.
Brownies receiving: Golden
Bars were, Marilyn Downey,
Wendy .Laidler, Donna Walper,
Karen Webber, Joanne Pepper,
Francis Murphy: and Janet Mil-

* Sixteen brownies reecived
their first‘year pins.
.Mrs, Rizzuto enrolled. three
tiew girl’ guides, Sheena’ War-
ford, Grace Gormley and Bren-
da Powney; i
e guides entertained the
hathers with a sing-along led by
Karen Gormley, Eileen Marcellus
and Susan Knutson.:
A. skit done .on the theme
of a radio station model show
was introduced by Susan Alling-
ham, Marguarite -Fornelli was
the radio announcer, Rosemary
Hardy the Interviewer, and Mar-
ie Kanigan and Lorraine Ber
did the commercials,

deling was done by pie
Warford: Debbie Laidler, Ellen
Knutson, Grace Gormley, Sheena
‘Warford, Carol. Marce! us, Bren-
‘da Downey and Vicki Jacques.

we Rizzitto spoke on guiding and) yre5 Ww.” A. Bal
Hy- their 81st wedding anniversary

d day last week,
guests Miss Kay Hughes, ea

Mrs, D. Hughes, Ph, 365-5563

Congratulations tu Mr, and
11 who celebrate

day.
‘Golebrating his eighth birth-
Master Melvin
Hawkins had as_ his ited

Hawkins, Jay Hawkins, Jay
drich, Jimmy: Doherty, Kevin
Leckie, Don Davies, Jack Tomi-
lin and David Rutland.

Mr. and Mrs. John Brown
of Greennan, Sask. were guests
at the home ‘of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jackson and Mr. and

their son and. daugh-
id Mrs. Paul

arizt ig: the ‘directiy ‘Sock:
action ‘at the February. Wiseting
of the .Kinnaird CWL, noted
that the CWL is realizing that
it has not provided the desired
impact’ of Christian. living in
modern society.
She urged members to get
with social
and to assist members of society
to be Christians not only in
name ‘but also in deed.
Mrs. F. Kiniki reported on
the Centennial Project
absence of Mrs. E. eGautey.

By LOIS HUGHES
, Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar

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will be surprised how quickly te

for the sake of what it means
to you, do not forget Women’s
| World Day oft Prayer: for.
logan sane and district tomorrow in
Kinnaird United Church: at

grown out of

into the ‘compost pile, why. not
drop: mea ine or.‘give me’ a
ting. If enough interest is shown,
we may be able to do some suc-
cessful plant and slip: exchang-
ing. ‘Be sure to include your

to the district who is resetting |

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not stand tojsee it ‘a tossed |-

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guests Russell Brown, Gary and’
Jimmy Rut! land, Gordon Stamp-
Vincent, were Godfrey and
Tommy Hughes

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dave returned home Sunday

after a two-week holiday in sid
flew each way stop-
ping at Scattle on route home,
where the:
dave’s brother-in-law and _siste:
Mr. and Mrs, A. Hage. 5
‘While ‘in Hawaii they.
+ l'in:a scenic flight over: th
ous islands a

Talk on’ Charily
At Recent Local
cWL Gathering

Castl legar CWL held a meet-
ing in ithe > Parish hall recently.
Hatlen, president,
eee ‘the meeting with the
league Pra er.
. DePaolli and Mrs,

for the: evening. ©

Committee: reports were
read and.it was. decided a do-
nation is to be sent to the Sem-
inary fund.
. ‘Pather, EBA Brophy, spoke
on. charity. He also informed
members that fhe missals were

"St. Patrick's Tea and Bake
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berlak to be the convenors.
Hostesses for the evening

were Mrs. Friesen and
Mrs. J. Hatlen,

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Father & Daughter
Pol Luck ‘Supper.

Rol sh "ran gers’ fath ind
daughter’ pot Thick supper’ was
held recently to commemorate
Thinking Day.

The thems” was international,

different count
: + A toast to the fathers: was
given by Joy Anderson and Mr.
Otto Anderson repiled. *
Mrs. Bro was given a vote
of thanks by ‘the rai
During the cores of the
evening: the’ fathers enjoyed
games, including musical cl
is ‘was won -by Mr. Foxlee.
Dancing: followed,” with music
ea by some of the fath-
ers. ”
special thanks was exten-
ded i Mrs. H.-Belbeck and Mrs.
G.. Clarke for their help «and
for the’ washing up of dishes.

each: girl bringing food. from:a =I

- The: evening- was closed
taps, Gu te

on ‘THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS"
Genuine ‘Corton. a: Yard Goods

Tuesday: Hh
Friday: Hi
‘outh Meeting
“Where you aré a stranger but
once’

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

10 am. — punday School hour
a Bam ot Onn Shee Z

" ame MORNING WORSHIP

181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
Minister: Rev. Howard Kerr
Phone 265-8202
10 a.m. Class for Teenagers
(age 18 and up)

12 a.m. Morning Worship,

Church School” Nursexy -
A warm welcome is extended to
everyone: * :

 iovening-BETVIES|

seven pound Dolly Varden min-
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

Jack White's
|_FIELD & STREAM

The KJss Scene
By Susan Allingham

spot light

days; with nice catches of
Dollies Kamloops, Kokanee and
white fish: being taken. Below
the narrows‘on the west arm of,
Kootenay Lake, 8 are an-

ing for. white fish,and Kokanee,
The Kokanee are not’ the big
belly whoppers they land aroun

Balfor, later on, ‘but are running
from 10to 12 inches Monty
‘Warner was up: an id though he
‘was after the big ones, he had
to'come home’ satisfled with

on the Arrow
Anderson. heat been landing Kam-|
to 12 pounds, and the}.
wrt Daly several re) erie, be
pounds be in; caught an : and the] to

be old

pi
e Caytae Little Cay oie fe
le Cayuse, ai

Rebate Creeks, and 63 Broad J are:
Water’ area.:: Trolling “pith
weighted ‘line or fuse ounces of
weight, * rat moderate
speed. There are Tots of fishiin
ie Arrows: if: you care -to’ go
after them, but more of that
next week when we bring you
The Arrow Lakes Story.
At last week’s Rod and Gun
Club (or rather I should say
The Castlegar and District wild:
life Association meeting) a good
turn ‘out of members listened
to and discussed the past” deer |
count report. A lively discussion
followed ‘as to the number ‘of
deer in the district, based on the
count. It was pointed out that 20
years ago deer could be seen in
numbers of up to:200'in a herd
in the Broadwater area, but they
aren’t.there in such large quan-
tities now. Personally, though 7
wasn't ‘here 20. years’ ago, I
would wager there are more deer
‘in. the: district’ now. than -then.
‘Whoa up. there you old ‘timers,
before you shoot me down in
flames let me give my reasons.
Twenty years ago deer. were
seen in larger herds'than today

8 am. Holy Communion. ©

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the bo:
choring thelr boats and bait fish-| area,

Study can “Church, and the” Salvation

for * good sid simple reasoas.
There: was‘ not as much ‘of the
area logged off then, though
Waldie Srothers were’ carrying
on logging ‘operations in the
Broadwater: to Gladstone Creek
there wasn’t 10 per
cent of the hunters that we have
here. today.’ Deer like to band
together. in winter. time where
the: browse is good, and where
forests are: particularly heavy
the: browse isnot the ‘best: as
‘ou don’t: find heavy concentra-
ona of deer, Inthe Past 20 years

wth ‘of:
vee hriveion. As the: country

rin

a8) men sthey are left-alone..
+ Ido foel:that in'time we wil
see controlied: burning’ of: waste
tetrg department ta it eae ‘ihe ba
ent dace e
yield of desired sof fimnber.
8 follow 2
ger doer. poy ulations ‘in "ness
reas due r browse, and
better feeding conditions always

sin ‘the deer. family. It
a proven: fact that as a vane
opens up, and even with increas-
ed’ hunt ing pressure, the deer
will increase. With proper man-
ag fement in this district, (Game
trict No. 10) the deer popu-

increase th b
tt ase the number of multiple le f oO Mr and Mr:
of smith's Kennels, and would| '

Jation will continue to thrive and
grow in numbers and the on!
thing that will hold them baci
is loss of winter range and com-
petition with domestic stock.
Hunting pressure will cause
members of the deer family to
move around considerably, but
with the controlled bag limits
we-have today, the herds will

never be decimated. Proof of the’

country opening up is the num-
ber of white tail deer now in the

has | district; As the district’ opens

up the. white tail move in, parti-

'|cularly on the bottom lands, | 40

while the Mule deer prefer the
higher ‘elevations. : As~ hunting

pressure increases the deer get
ae but contrary to popular

ep ‘opinion ‘they: don't’ move jout,

unless the feed gets poor. =
Elsewhere in this paper you
the story of the lack of

will find
SPCA ‘support to two people who
of looking | @

have done the job

after domestic. ts for a num-

urge anyone who can afford it

take an associate membership
in the new society being form-
ed, to help carry on the work
of ‘the SPCA.

Requests for special pray-
ers have come from many lands
this year as final arrangements |.
are made for the observance of
the World Day of Prayer.

Ags has been customary in
recent years the
Lent. tomorrow has ‘been set a-
side for services which will unite
Christian’ women in 150 coun-
im] oeally, services will be held

8 e ne!
in the ‘Kivnaita United Chure!
at 2°p.m., under the convener-
ship oi of Mrs. J. Ho

groups 1B
‘Apostolig: Church, Castlegar andi

am
st Friday of

expected that. women 4

Women Unite for World
Day of Prayer Tomorrow

must find new ways to approach
many complex si problems.

Offerings made by those
who attend “the World Day of |’
Prayer services are geuied

A Hay pai was on hand
to witness a 31-28 victory for
our team. bole pla: a good
checking gam scorers
were: Bob Waugh with, 11 points,
John Horkoff with 7 points and
Ron renin with 6 points, Gul-
do Vechio, Phillip Koochin and

Sam Cheveldave also played a
strong game.

The following are members

the KJSS Bo:

Phillip Rocchine

Clubs; +
Chest: First place: Randy
Holdsworth; Second: place‘ Chris
jVassen, Gordon "Lang:
ace Ron Konkin, Ted ree Archany
ult and Dave MicLie!

and
boys" high double, Dayle Rourke

Curling: New teams have
‘been formed, One. McKinnon’s
tink, John Dunn, Nadine Jones,
Hak, ton Kono, Bob Waugh
ink, Ron: Kon ‘augh,
Kathy 4 z
Three, Tyo 's rink Linda M Mun-
roe, anda M Me

pale
nk, Lois

Post Valentine Danco The

bektire books f

h | other aspects o}

receive eats,
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Post Dance

for, Feb. 17 ‘was postponed un-
til Feb, 25 due to the teachers’
i | Convention.»

Thought For This Week:
“It isn’t’ the load. that
Weighs us ay — it's the way

next regular meeting of ||
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at 7.30
day'at 7

terian tecostal
Tabernacle, Angili-

In preparing the service to
be followed ‘this: year, the com-
mittee; composed of Scottish Wo-
men: in. E Edinburgh,’ have kept
in mind the°needs’ of churches
round the ‘world.’

rica,- for instance, asks
for. those in

the-British ‘Isles'and continental
‘while: Latin Americ

special of in:the face of that con-
tinent's rapid ‘emergence to_in-
dependence.”

-Asia’s women request: inter-
cession: for. those who may- be
confused’ by the difference: be-
tween? democracy ‘and totalitar-
ianism. ‘They pray also for free-
dom-in- education ‘and -that the
growing threat to:individual lib-
erty: in “all “countries”. will |b
curbed. |.

‘The old and the lonely area
prime concern of the: women ‘of

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