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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 19, 1974

6B, GASTLEGAR NEWS, Tiureday, December 10,1014 A i vies bras
*)\ Conscience and Comment ; : anged:

KINNAIRD JUNIOR
secon SCHOOL

U
home in, Vancouver following, hoods: edged with i

By Her, .K, Nell Foster

Soon it'll be
Christinas. I want
to say/ something
‘about Mary,”

T.don't know.

‘Mary's last name,

but I'can ‘easily
identify her. She's famous. For.
‘on one rever-to-be-forgotten
night in an acrid; strawy. stable:
in’ Bethlehem of Judea; Mary
gave birth to Jesus Christ.

And the world was never: ;

Strange, really, that Mary
should be a world changer.
About’ nine months before
Christ's birth, Mary was just'a

quiet, ‘unsuspecting young wo-

man (probably still'a teenager)

living in Nazareth.’She ‘enter- ’

tained no foolish visions’ of

. Joseph, her fiance.

People in Navareth would
have ;laughed if you had told
them that’ Mary would one day
be famous. Outside of Nazar-
eth, they would have said,
“Mary who?” Not many, even in
Nazareth, paid much attention
to Mary. reat

But there must have been

more to Mary than most people :;

realized. For the Gospel tells us
God.”

‘And it was through Mary >”

that God sent His Son to change
the world. i

The facts are these: God

at Mary “found favor’ with ©.

k
you are’a Christian, God lives in
You. And froma out of your life,
He wants toenierge to save the
world.

Christmas Song
Sheets Available.”
At News Office

Multicolored song sheets of
Christmas carols and songs are
available now.at the Casllegar
News. :

Groups and individuals in-
terested in’ obtaining, the song
sheets may do so by calling in
person at the Castlegar News
office. They are available'on a
first-come, first-served | basis,
and the Castlegar News re-

tess
All the ‘well-known carols

are included as wellas the more

modern pieces ‘such as ‘“Ru-

dolph the Red-Nosed Reihdeer”

and ‘“{Winter,.Wonderland”, es

serves the right to limit quanti-

the Nov. 9 wedding. ceremony
uniting In (marrlage’ Katherine

+1 Blizabeth Johnson, daughter of

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Drysdale

! Johnson of Castlegar, and Allen

David Markin of Vancouver,
son. of Mr: and

rge
ink. mai nibou: i

> Bach'wore a sterling silver

ft from: the bride, and

n,
‘jearried bouquets of pink roses

with baby's breath entwined

“with: ivy. /

‘:- Beat man .was ‘Mr. Philip

¥ ’Markin/ of Tarrys with Mr,

y
father, the: bride wore’ a ‘white

“doubleknit'jersay gown featur:

“ing long: fitted ‘sleeves ‘and’ a

\ Veneckline. : Her. softly faired
skirt formed a’ train: and ‘she *

‘wore a capelet over he

‘bodice framed with white marl-

bou. Her headdress was a white
Juiliette ‘cap’ trimmed | with

 maribau: She carried a bouquet

‘of white orchids, atephenotes
and baby’ 8 breath ntwine:

a

ela Johnson of Vancouver, wore

a full-length sown of ea oral
‘Actin

Himself came upon Mary, caus- 07°) -*

ing her, a virgin, : to be

God the Son’ emerged from
‘Mary’s womb as Jesus, the One
who. came fo'save the ‘world. *

Traffic using the Castlegar
Ferry during. the; month of.

In' statistics released by:

sgthe highways department, the:

Shara ses, with the 1978 figures
Tidickted in:

ings. ;

‘, For Christmas I would like

niall purple’ plane and'a bus
‘smash’ up derby: set. 4

?-T will leave you some milk

and cookies, For your. Reindeer.
some carrots under the Christ-

Love and Hugs -

Christmas ‘Eve. Rudolph: The

‘Red Nosed Reindeer.can fly on:

Tomorey © 10Fe Doy at Helen's
- Flower and Gift Shop Ltd.” r

SAVE ‘SAVE SAVE,

«This Christmas give a’ gift that. gives on
our fine assortment of Caridles, Crystal, Bar Accessories,
Wall Plaques, meat Clocks, ‘Brass‘and Wood Carv-’

jira aK (parent)
I. Jo Helicopter,
per, Ski-Clothes
& pilots cloth

enginer, ‘plasti :

mechano- (with: none’ missing)’

and 'a.bag. of: choc te; anda’ |
in

611 7th Ave. S:
~ Castlegar, BC.
Dec. 7, 1974

. Sear Santa,
sales been a good girl most

‘penser,: a a
brush, hang

"10% OFF EVERYTHING INTHE STORE ‘

beutiful, Robber

See’ our
“Plonts, Fors, etc, ett.

“Your Chiles Gift Headquarters"
HELEN'S FLOWER AND
GIFT SHOP ‘LTD.

‘gates and. two Remote control: °°’

cars. and I-want'a toy: combine :
and's a four weel drive: tractor :
¢ Chris Makan)

DEAR Sake
I

“so prees. get mea Bugs butiny.

tooth brush that says whats up’

that twirls to swan lake. It also
has a drawer: in the bottom. It

‘has a pad and pencil with
th I

December. 1974):

AVINSLS -

+ Dear Santa,”

I would like rate electric tr
set. t
Your friend,

airplane Christmas Eve. :

‘ama ‘good’ Boy now. I is

n't runaway. anymove |] bur
fight’a ‘little bit..:
: Your friend,”
+1 Alex
* Ve Laan
"Castlegar, B.
“December, 194
Dear Santa, ;
I want a Baby Tender Love
“for Christmas:I' will Be good.”
; Your friend, «

‘tong dark emeral
skirt‘ with matching long fitted

“Brlan Polovnikoff of Vancouver.
vvand’’ Mr." Dick:Markin® of
< Coquitlam sharing ushering du:

ties."
A reception followed at the
‘Hi Arrow ‘Arms complete with

the traditional wedding cake

which! on‘this occasion was
three-tier, dssorated sin ‘white
with; touches of silver leaves,’
;) For her ‘daughter's wedd-
ing, ‘the bride's mother. wore 'a

‘a green velvet

jacket trimmed with grey mink

2) Master‘of comomonies, M, ;
E. Moran’ of Castlegar, rend

Nova’ Scotia,
Vancouver.
‘The toast to the ‘bride'was
Proposed by. Mrs. W. Sweeney
‘of va ouver,’ i
‘.Foritravelling the bride
donned a tweed pantauit ac:
cented' by a orchid ‘corsage.
ut-of-town guests were.
from’ Prince ‘George, - Vancou-

ver,:Toronto,.,Calgary, ‘Saska-
—— TN

PETER LUTHERAN

collar over'a rinted silk blouse. !

* Experience”. given’ es Pat. fe =

Kinnon-All bers took Past

holiday ‘services!
Pee Peter: Lutheran’ wist

fro
treal and
1

lik
holidays. helicopter. : ;
p Yous friend, i

HEADQUARTERS

IN CASTLEGAR IS THE

Dedicated to aa :
‘Thoughtful. Service

of sretinghed: :Kitchen

cases (and / Counters...)

41. 6th Ave., “South:
iPHONE 365-3616

SPAS BOUNDARY. :
«Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
: Electric’ Heat Specialists
» Medallion Homes -:!;
‘Ph. 365-7241...

Cabinets, Store Show-

“Building =
Specialists’

"707 - 6th Ave. S.

nes Castlegar, 8. c.

» Open: Mon, ‘thi
9am, to 5) p.m.

. PHONE 365-3158

“MBS ANTIQUE'AND
GIFT! SHOPPE.

13.88.00 pir

sfcenta, 305

/QaRS.) Lois HUGHES, NEWS EOITOR bp

Matt subscription rate 10.the Castlegar News
Tie Melee vy deity ery “voy, 1 20
gle cuples. In stores! are 20.

‘Seeond-class mall regtstration. number 0019,

SHOP, FOREMAN

: mitted.
Agrevatent

WALTER, MARKEN, ADVERTISING MGR,

tw nigtion In. Ike (Sh the! corvet name and
aidivss of tne writers “Peo names Wi be used.
ene request, Wat thy

1 nuime “must be sub-

i insured by the davertser re-
1 the UUnNLy OF the payee ta

‘diy, believe

yes! Bright and’ early .

Thursday morning, as soon as
pee brary, opened, (and before
arrivéd on the scene),

eitner to: get

* dowel all books on | dancing.
% iB!
And there these boys’

Ewere,looking at diagrams and
practicing waltz ‘and foxtrot

: lull
‘always seoms'-harder.- because >|

you'are

* them from Stanley Hi

“ing; canned;

gym, We estimate’ that more
than 300 attended, many ‘of

“Mr. Walters and her home
economics girls had baked and
cooked, and cooked and baked,
-for hours upon end. But what a
trlumph! And how much appre-
ciated!,‘Already the Stu-
dant Council members, (who

) promoted.the dance and did

most of the. work), are saying
“Let's have an even better one

for ‘Valentine's Day!”

What: t say, you guys!
‘Repost cis went out last

“week... They weren't so bad,

Pretty long and: a lot of
comments, but generally en-,

fe couraging, tl hank goodness.

Miss’ ‘Olsen should be very

“ proud of her‘crochet élub.. Two

of her beginners, Cindy: Swet-

Jishoff and Sherri Soobotin, are *
doing’ beautiful work already.

‘They are making a handbag and
a cushion: \ Tespectivel

Hers is the answer to our
playing card ‘puzzle:
ihe’ cards'are—the 4 of

spades, the po of spades, and the

5 of hearts.

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those: who o ft?

Guys’
-are hard at work oraptating:

our Christmas food drive.’ Each »
class in the school is’ contribut-
rgoods : and. sundry.
food items, ith which. we will
pack, hampe:

CA Tot of of love, is going into.
each hamper. ‘And‘a lot.of love’
is going out ito you, too, a3, we’

‘fall chorua “Merry. Christmas i
and a, ‘Happy. a, Year!

‘Big ‘Sister: perfu
gloves, searyes, charm’; brace-
‘sports ¢

what, their, parti ler ‘interests
hat:

records,

books, ‘sportswear,: posters,

jewellery, night-wear, slippers, :

-< plants, seeds, .

‘subscription toa golden a:
L ageing handbag, adjustable
fc ied

co]
or,. theatre. ticke:

tobacco ‘pouch,

Pipe, gift voucher, socks, books,
gardening tools, fishing rod,

fishing gear, hobby jtools, tic’.

kets to'go to his favorite sports -
event, scarf, sweater, slippers.

yo This list is only a series of >
suggestions for those.of- you

se... who'are hard put to choose a

gift. It.is hoped ‘that this: will

th-:" tnake your. Christinas eee

+25 Even if we suggest’ house-
old articles for’ mother's gift
‘d probably prefer. receiving

‘ feel articles. This

ae ’
jeret, dressing gown, slippers,
jobby ‘tools, toilet ‘articles,

c lecanter and, drinking glasses,
id exercise bicyel ‘camping acces-’ *
‘sports

ipment, . bin-

plastic seaweed,
+ to prevent ¢ coal ‘erosion.

| COMPLETE SELECTION OF | “||

PARTY” TYPE.’ SAUSAGE

MEAT AND” “SNACK *
(ARI

"SUNSHINE (26/02) y

BREAD ior

MOIRS BOX Qs oz)

i Chocolates 3, a

erosion Se ntiee but. ‘now.
ing : sown

Bournemouth, Enpland; 8-foot-
tufts of buoyant polypro-
ocean

itcases, | pylene sochared to

six’ months, «+

Plastic seaweed has bee:
‘used similarly at: the : ‘United:

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GR. A FROZEN

TURKEYS:

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TURKEYS

20 ibs. - UP

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All “Cheistmas ‘sistent

‘can_enter, thelr sales slip
-for a.chance to Win Free
(a.3t. Pe ‘Ovenware set.

oysters |:
«2 for 9c

GRA LARGE

ge

CRANBERRY:
14 oz. tin

| WHOLE JELLIED
- SAUCE 49c

STUFFED |
» OLIVES
12. OZ. 89.

DOG FOOD:

4402,

5 tins $1.00.

ppt TO EA EAT Me

7 CAPRI 4 ROLL®
TISSUE

"SPROUTS
2 Ibs. 99

"NAPKINS

60's 59c - é

" Mendy to ‘Friday Open’ ‘at 4, 00" Pp.
i, Seder and Sunday: = 2) Noon

poP_.§..*1.00

“10 OZ POPULAR RAVOURS

Hues to Pabtiah any advertise.
ny Ateeription arin the event that |
He the PUbLAILEE OF an advertise.

ycHmited 10 the amount patd by
phe per Cor Whitt portion uf thy advertise
S¢ AU cotrespondenes should be addrvssed toe shave ucrupted by he lnvurreet item only,
‘The Editor, Castlegar News, Drawer 3 aint That there H be snes Habitty dnb any event
“PxareBe VIN alt Letiers éeitSuupiteatton ina co bey ond he fal tor: such advertisement,

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CHRISTMAS WEEK STORE HOURS

December 20, and’ Monday December 23 — 9 a.m. to 9 pm.
wea Tuesdoy, December 24— 9 am. to 5:30 pm.

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