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Tuesday, December 23, 1958

Schools Combine =;
For Xmas Goncert.

‘The pupils of the Robson and
Brillant Schools held thelr an

‘Christmas Polka’,
. Play — December's ae by,

the pupils of Div, Rei
5.. Choral Speakin,

nual Christmas concert ' in. the | Pussy Cat."
Community Hall on Friday night./6. Carols by Div, 1": ‘ani

Parents and friends filled the}!
hall to capacity, with many hav.
ing to stand. Mr." H, Hyson wel
comed all present and introduced
the chalrman for the evening,
Richard ‘Waldle.

lant, “There's

+ “Adex Johnson's

The concert opened with the Christmas", by the pupils

singing of “O Canada”,

1. .Christmas Greetings by the
pupils of Dj Robson,

2. Choral speaking by Div, 2,
Robson, and Carols byt ‘Div. 1 and]:
2, Brilliant, ng, Long Ago”,
“Country Carol" and “When the

Children's Dances by Div. 2,

Div. 1, Brilifant.

put into the concert.

Mrs. A, W. Thorp was ae

Robson, “Peas Porridge” and|planist for the evenin,

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& the pertact fit assures correct posture.
§ Seamless Snuggle Buck Support, halds
Y the foot firm and straight Built-in heel
to prevent Stumbling and Back-Sway
White or brown elk finish leathor in sizes
2 to 7 with 1 sizes, Widths B and D

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Also available with a coretully designed orthopaedic
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| MADDOCKS

SILVER BIRCR

School: for the Handicapped

Easiom Star.

bout “busy! “Just lately]

\we-had Education Minister’ Les-
Ue’ Peterson, School Board:mem-
Irs, W. Jacobson and.C,

CQ

Behool directors ‘and ‘éxecutive|

embers, Mrs.J. Macheth,. pres-|
Mors direct-

hat-they were very fortun:
In having good accomodatioh

Monday brought a small
treat — the students and teacher
along with executive members
attended the Castlegar Elemen.
‘|tary school, Division 1, Jr. Red
Cross Club meeting to assist: in
making the draw for the satin
double-bed comforter and knitted
afghan that this Jr. Red Cross

‘| group-raffled off, enabling them

4 |to make a donation of $193 dol
§|!ars, collected with the help of

: A} Kinnaira; Brilliant and Ootischen-.

ja schools.
Several donations have been
one of the -most .en-

“ Joyable for Betty who just loves

YES! FROM CRADLE AGE ;
49. THE FIRST STEP YOU‘

FIND THE RIGHT SHOES ;
BY “LA PARISETTE*

was a toy plano brought by
oe Jones, I’m sorry but 1
can’t seem to find out which Mrs.
Jones, ‘but the right Mrs, Jones
will know who I mean. Now

4 /Betty. can Play the plano just
@ like Mrs, Petersen and Mrs, Hos-
g | tetter. who come in regularly for

a singing period. Mrs, Jones al

Clarke came. in with. some Christ-

m|™mas cards and severgl viewmas-

ter reels.-These reels were really

R|appreciated because the school

has a viewer, donated by Pettitt
Photos but of. course they have

8 | looked at and looked at the reels
q | that were sent with it so many

Yes — For.the man of the house ...
See our fine selection of the best!

SWEATERS — PANTS — SHOES .

JACKETS

COATS - _— - SOCKS -

Everythin, a Dad ¢ or his Lad could er for

SHOP AT HOME’
. WHERE. YOU'RE MONEY

AHE.

°
SHOP

AD!

AT

LEITNER’S:

times, that they are glad to have

R | new ones to add to the collection.

Mrs. Moll, who comes in of-

B|ten to help with the handicrafts

brought a new game, similar. to
ten-pins, called Bloop Ball and
so you can see that with all

B (these ‘thing and the Christmas

Ladies’

PRICED AT

into Chapter
No... 79," Order of *the; Eastern

H,| Star’‘and thelr hysbarids, enjoyec

2’ Christmas party,
supper‘-on, Tuesday evening ih
the Twin Rivers’Hal after the

a ‘The supper. tables

mas -tabic ‘cloths’ ‘and: napkins.
The’ head table was covered ‘with
a gold. coloured cloth"'and decor-
ated with silver candle holeers,
each one holding three lighted
red candles. During the’ supper
soft Christmas music was played
by a record player in the back-
ground.

After supper with much, bell .
i.

ringing, Santa Claus :-arrivi
[the hall“and ‘as he: entered, .

To Town" was played. Santa
carried a well-laden bag of gifts.
and.each one present received a

very prettily wrapped glft. The] 9

committee in charge were to be

commended for the lovely ‘sup- |

per and the arrangements.
After Santa left, a 5.tube

Marconi radio, which was dona-| §

ted to the Chapter, and for which
the members had sold tickets,
was raffled. The winner of the
radio was Mrs. C. R. Sutherland
of Robson.

’ _A very pleasant evening was
brought “to a close with more
records being played.

«The committee in charge
were Mrs, P, Smibert, Mrs. J.
Waldle, Mrs. J. Porter, Mrs, E.
Burroughs, Mrs. Lillian Fergu:
son, Mrs."A."O. McNeil, assisted
by other members.° Mrs. T. B,
Couch was-in charge of. the radio
tickets,

On behalf of those present,
Mr. G. Caskey expressed thanks
to the committee for a wonder:
ful evening...

Party coming up on Thursday,
we've ‘really been busy. Mrs.

needed to dry the dishes after a
visitors day tea — and some-|
thing we have never had until
now. So a great big THANKS to
you.

Dresses

FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON

Sheaths, Full Skirt, Beautiful Glitter and Velveteen Trims

$14.95 to $19.95

LACE TRIM HALF-SLIPS,

Coral, Turquoise ‘ond Black

Priced AW xis 7

Trimmed sin

"Pink and: White,

dered Pleated Nylon. ‘Lace
oo $3:95; Panties, . .

Sant:
Castlegar last night’.to help the
A

,, of goodies. to all, children at: tne
annual outdoor Christmas party)
sponsored by the Merchant’s As-| Church;
sociation.

ioe and $2.95

Claus payed a visit to

. shade ‘x, iicehoted:
over 10 Ibs.,
over 18 Ib:
GEESE, grade A, eviscerated, Ib
CHICKENS, grade A,
under 31% Iba., Ib.

CANDY, AB Gums, Ib.,

Me. NUTS, no peanuts, 2 ibs., 35
“EGGS, grade A larg

, dox.,
BUTTER, 1st. grade, Ib.,
MARGARINE, Solo, 2 Ibs.,

While the crowd walted: for
Santa to arrive, the, Legion Band|tended by Elmer Kraft on behal
OTS members distribute." bags| provided . music | foe Christmas| of the AOTS, -also by, Fire Chic ‘
Carols’ sung
Jed by Joint! choirsot StRita’a leader,

the band for the carol Accomp
; | eniment.
Audienve participation reach: |
‘Jed’a new Jilgh, as’ Several dogs
enthusiastically ” foined- in. the J

choruses, to «the samusement °
all,
Words of, welcome

by} everyone, . and|Ed Lewla and John Dalziel, cho! .j

John Dalziel, Band-|and Columbia, on property: owr ¥]

‘master Gus. Leltner conducted}ed by Columbia Builders:

ii VW ili ites tae

Lewis regular, hatte or whole, Ib. 536 t
PICNIC HAMS, smoked, Ib., 396°
BACON, by tha piece, tk., ‘45¢
BACON, side sliced, Ib., Ie
PORK HOCK, fresh, Ib.,

SAUSAGE MEAT, Ib.

MINCEMEAT, bulk, Ib.,
aunt EAM, Shannon, 2 gal
ints,

‘PARTY DRESSES

we still hove a good se-
‘fection of party dresses.
Beautiful new styles
sizes 10 to 20
$9.50 to $17.95

Seamless, 3 in a pkg.,
1

Semi-service, 45: gg.,

: * 99. $1.35
Sheer 51 gg. nylons,

69c - Bee - ae ~ $1.10 Fs

Duette Nine Pre, $159

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PHILLIPS TV SETS
21” — 23 TUBE, ONE 8” SPEAKER, —
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- $339. 95

21 — 23 TUBE, Two 6" SPEAKERS, PICTURE CRISP,

" DELUXE MAHOGANY MASONITE CABINET: $359.95

* ‘The “outdoor. party waa het ff
St. Alban's Church. Directing the this year at the corner Piny, \
About 475 to 500 bags were choirs was
handed out, it was reported.
pT setae te he are

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