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“Sihicr citizens view ‘slides _

Castlegar Senior Citizens
were taken on ‘a ‘series of
trips around the west at their
social meeting on Nov. 17.

oa Helen Dynlop was the

tour director for the after-
noon. Through her color

tions, much of the beauty of
the world around us was
displayed.

Starting with a tour taken
by a group of 8) members of

and
fed by her graphic descrip-

the West Kootenay Natur-
alist Associ the slides

covered a wide range of in-

Recreation news

terest, from the beauties of
Waterton Lake, through the
foothills into Alberta and
Montana, to the ‘historical

buildings of Fort Walsh, es-.

tablished in 1875, .
In other trips, Mrs. Dunlop

- She even surprised all with
apicture of red snow! A large
field of the usually white
stuff stained a deep pink by a
peculiar algae.

Of great interest and
beauty. were the Cominco

‘at Kimber

ley, and on to the southern
coast.;and Mission Capis-
trano, where everyone looks
for the to arrive on

Ritchio
Rubinogf Suits

; ven sand Ladies

8t. Joseph's Day each March..;
The audience of 53 seniors
was enthusiastic: about this

took her through
the Purcell Mountains, Pillar
Lake, the Grand Tetons,
touched on Yellowstone Park
and its geysers, and returned
via the snow fields and the
alpine flowers.

The tours were not limited

to the northwest. Mrs, Dun-°

lup also took’ her audience
through inland northern Cali-
fornia and the Great Mojave
Desert, through Death Val--

P and
ment chairman “LaDell Lip-
sett the’ most ap-

led on Mra, Lipsett to
introduce the guest speaker,
Mrs."Dunlop kept every-
one entranced }for the next
hour or more, and there fol-
lowed a social hour with re-

Made-to-Measure °

preciative thanks to all.
The meeting had been

opened. by - president-elect

Curt Waternian in-the ab-

h being p
by Mrs. Frances Hunter, as-
sisted by Mrs. Borghilda Sel-
vig ‘and.Mrs. Alice water. :

1364 Bay Avenue, Trail — Phone 368-6314

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If you want to get an early
start on your Christmas
shopping come down to the
Community Complex this
weekend and browse through
the Blueberry Creek Craft
Fair. There will be lots of
interesting arts and crafts to
view and purchase. The show
and sale starts on Friday, at
10 a.m. and runs 'til.9 p.m.
and continues on Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
fair is sponsored by the Blue-
berry Recreation Society.
Proceeds from the bake sale
which will be held at 10 a.m.
Friday: go to the Blueberry
Ad-Hoc Fire Committee.

Cash Bingo

An all cash bingo spon-
sored by Robson River Ot-
ters will be h: Wed-

League you still have time to
register, but do it now. Reg-
istrations for the ski program
are being accepted at the
recreation office for children
ages eight to 12 years. The
fee is $12 for the eight-
week program. Children can
register for the Saturday
morning program or for one
day per week after school for
eight weeks.
Ski Instructors

For.the teens and adults,
there are jackrabbit instruc-
tor jobs available to compe-
tent skiers. Instructors will
receive practical training in
how to instruct the jack-
rabbit program.

More.

Instructors. 3
We are also looking for in-

for the foll

nesday, Nov. 80 at the Com-
munity Complex. Early bird
games start at 6:30 p.m. with
regular games at 7 p.m. Ad-
vance tickets are $7 and are
eligible for the surprise bo-
nus draw. Tickets can be
purchased at Kel Print,
Mountain Sports Hut, Cen-
tral Foods and Johnny's
Grocery and Gas.

Cross-country Skiing
Well ski season is just
around the corner and if you

have not already.

registered
your children for the Jack-”

Fabbit Cross-country . Ski

programs: Chinese Cooking,
Greek Cooking, Knitting,
Guitar, Paper Tole, Ukranian
Egg Decorating. If you can
instruct any of these pro-
grams or have suggestions
for the winter program,
please contact Rod or Verona
by phoning 865-8886.
Skating Hours
Public skating hours are:
Tuesday/Thursday 2:80 -
4:30 p.m., Wednesday/Fri-
day 10:80 a.m. - 12 noon,
Saturday 2:45 - 4:45 p.m. and
7:16 - 8:45 p.m., Sunday, 2:15
- 4 p.m.

Minto Chapter
holds bazaar

The Minto Chapter, Order

of the Eastern Star held its

+ annual fall tea and bazaar

Saturday in the Legion Hall.

The hall was decorated in the
Christmas theme.

A long table in the front of

the hall was covered with a

red cloth and centred with a

. The sewing and white ele-
phant table was supervised
by Mrs. M. Rush and Mrs. D.
Miskell. The well-laden bake
table was in charge of Mrs.
W. Crawford, Mrs. D. Craig
and Mrs. R. Foubister.

Attending the tea tables —

were Mrs. J. Booth, Mrs. H.

lighted Ch: tree, sur-
rounded by Santa’s sleigh
and reindeers and other.
Christmas motifs.

The many tables were each
centred with a petite decor-
ation with a iighted candle.
Greeting the guests as they
arrived were Mrs. C. Acker-
man, Worthy Matron, and
Mrs. 8. Partridge, Associate
Matron. Mrs. Ackerman,
with a few appropriate
words, declared the tea of-
ficially open.

“the hall was filled to cap-
acity with many shoppers.

Klimchuk.

The kitchen was well staf-
fed by Mrs. L, Buffett, Mrs.
J.D. Fraser, Mrs. N. Oswald,

Mrs. A. Nielson; Mra, “A,

MacNicol, Mrs. J. Nicholson
and Mrs. A. Sylvest.

Tea ticket sales were at-
tended by Mrs. H. Johnson
and Mrs. J. Donnan. Tickets
on the afghan draw were in

charge of Mrs. C. Petts (draw |

is Dec. 29) and the tickets for
a dressed doll were sold by
Mrs. W. Sommerfield (draw
is Dec. 6).

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Lutheran Church have just
completed 10 years of service
to their church, and continue
to work for the Lutheran
Women's Missionary League
which has thousands of mem-
bers in Canada and the USA.

At the International Con-
vention held in Detroit re-
cently, a budget for mission
projects of some $600,000
was approved for’ 1984.

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has a Mite Box in which to
save spare change; each dis-
trict has its own projects
also. Last spring the Koot-
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gar 800 sweaters which were
sent to LAMP (Missionary
Pilots).at Edmonton, for dis-

North.

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mittens, and other items are
also given by local groups
and forwarded.

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Kootenay Zone was held in
October at Peace Lutheran
Church in Tril.

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‘marathon runner who is an

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at that Theological College,

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sale. This will be held on Nov.
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