CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 4, 1961

SUSIE GUIDE SAYS

Clothes Make,’ Break

The Sporting Camper

“clothing may not’ make the
man, but oldthea may make’ or
break the camper.. Our camping

at

tera stresses’ the !mportance of
choosing the right clothes when
you plan a camping trip. We should
know — we've been doing it for 50
years, Last summer we had. 7,000
members under canves,” s0 reports
the Girl Guide Association of Can-
ada,

Sun hats are a must’ for all
members of a camping family, con-
tinues ‘the Guide Association, and
since even summer weather can be
changeable, “warm and waterproof
clothing should be included in the
pack,

“We recommend. plastic rain-
coats because they are cheap to

buy, easy to stow. and ‘wind-proof ||

as ‘well as water-proof. Yellow,
white or light blue is easily seen if

Shy

you.are in the woods — lost or ly~
ing injured.’
; Two ght-weight sweaters are

better than ‘one heavy one - and

ings’ around the-campfire or high
altitudes, Flannel shirts are ‘also’ a
good bet.* %
‘Moccasitis, slippers or sneakers
are handy. to wear in the tent or
when you have inadvertently dunk-

stream,

Guides cuggest drying wet shoes
in a hurry by stuffing them with
warm-sand or warm rocks. Crump-
led newspapers stuffed in take lon-
ger ‘but hold the shape of the shoe
too.” Never dry them by putting
them. close to a hot fire,

‘Woollen socks and stout shoes
are important if you plan any hi-
king. Wool absorbs perspiration and
cushions: the feet to prevent. blis-

,|: tering, and stout shoes save you

AIR LUNE.
TICKETS ‘TO ‘ALL, “PARTS|
OF - THE. WORLD Ped
Castlegar Representative for
Alr,

from painful bruises and other foot
damage.

‘ Not - quite counted as 2 cloth-
Ing’ item, but every bit as vital is

mosquito netting, If the pests are
bad enough, one may be glad te
wear'it too, Certainly. everyone will
be glad-of it at night if there are
a few mosquitoes around mhen try-

“Jing to sleep.

sc aPhone 4912

||Sunday Masses - 8.30 and 1030 a.m.

slacks are important for cool even].

ed your other shoes in a nearby

ST. RITA'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. E, A. Brophy, P.P.
Sth at Elm Street

“ "HE COMMUNITY BIBLE
"'” QENTRE

Sunday’ in the Legion Hall

At 51 Columbia Avenus
1030 am, Sunday. School
730 pm. Family Service
Tues,;""7.30 pm, - Young People’s
Hour
145 pm, - Prayer ard
; pe Study

‘Thurs.
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA

Castlegar — style of f Woreip ‘at

Kinnaird — ‘pervice of Worship at
9.46 evconl

-CHURCH OF JESUS cuRIsT
LDS.
Sundays at 10 am. in the Twit
ts Rivers Hall
Evening Sacrament Service 7.30 pm

Robson — Ist and bay t Sumeye atl.

wel we 4 isa boNE AI NsaX

‘Friesen -

Glad colors of Easter were used
throughout one of the season's
prettiest weddings in the Weat Ab-
botsford Mennonite Church on. Eas
ter Monday evening.

"The, bride was Luella Rose Pen-
ner, dalighter of My, and Mrs,
Isaac Penner, of Renata, and?.the
bridegroom” was "Wesley lesen,
gon of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Pric-,|

sen a Peardonville, ‘BC. ¢

sieabee: of ‘Olivet“Mennonite Mis-
Henry

‘baskets of daffodils
and pale Lilac ‘chrysaiithemums in
the front. of. the church set the: co.
lor theme of the wedding. The
brides gown was classically’ simple
of sik orgariza over net.with em-
\broidered .ayplique- on bodice end
reat Polnted bodice’ which fitted
to a very full skirt: and ly-pointed
sleeves: 5 The walat-length veil’ was
held by @ ‘smell pesrl-pointed
crown, Her bouquet. was of, dark
red roses, and her Jewelery, oa
black ..diamond * necklace, a pitt

GRACE

Worship ‘Service: 12. a.m.
Sunday Church School.* 8.45, p.m.,
Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.30 pm),
Jr.-8r, High Young People's: Sabla
days at 730 pan.
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Tem, and 4th Sunday at & "| in Cominco’s annual two-man first-|°

Prayer and Bible ‘study ‘Thurs: |-
day at 7.30 p.m.
Noung People’s - - Bz at

drop, 8 gift from the bride.-

- 130 pm {2

ah ‘The bridesmatd ‘was the grool "
aunt, Edna’ Bergen, who ‘sore: én’
‘afternoon-length lilac “nylon ‘chif-
fon: with» small: hat,.of matching
‘tbbon. “Her bouquet of

youen, carnations was fashioned to
mii later.as @ corsage, Her |"

pat jopelery was-a black- diamond

“Rings © were ‘cayried + by we
groom's little slater, Sharon Friesen,
and. bride’

yellow: and 'Lildo'
shaped white’ seta pillows:

730 pm.
" ROBSON, MEMORIAL CHURCH
‘United Church — Ist and grd Sun-

and.730 pan,
Baptist) Church, 5th Sunday

Wi inners Named.
For cues: ist Aid

‘Winners’ Shave been

Vows Exchanged -

he} groom ‘and his family are ‘

itt ‘cariation corsages.

D...Mal

Penner

Sharon Friesen was frocked in
yellow chiffon and Erick in a dark
brown suit similar to those worn
by the Broom and’ ue ‘attendants,’ .

| was best man. Stavin Kehlex and
Ben Riemer \ushered;and Ed. Fost

<_As\the bride’ and groom enter-
ed. the‘ church’ the ‘choir ‘of; ‘Weat
Abbptaford church} sang. o
Ofwanist was George ‘Unger.and
later*: the booted Abe ‘Aflert
rendered ‘a ‘wedding’ ;

=|, Ushers and: eae valsof

sang a. quartet during the ceremony,

as:a,éurprise forthe bride-.and

groom, The* ‘ choir” rendered another
number.

A candielight reception for over.

300 guests was held in the church

basement where names of the bride

and “yellow “flowers on thi

atreamers leading to the brides
table.

i A’ large three-tiered wedding
cake on a double base was iced in
white with festoons of tiny yellow
rosettes and sliver bells and topped
with:.two doves -bearing ngs. in
the! “beaks.

‘ Annie Wieler ‘and ExnieNeufeld
served. the trides table and’ other
friends of the bride and groom. The |”
cle ‘of the Olivet Mission attend-

ed the other guests.

34, Mrs, Penner, the bride's ‘mother,

‘dery ‘with white accessories, and

in: mint green lace, with belge.av-
‘cespories,” Both ladies wore pink

Tables were lghted ‘ only by
candles, set. in pairs, .on-,green
bases circled with white and Ilac
flowers and green ferns.

Between. candles ..were. baskets
of yellow-daffodils and fern, ’
‘The bride and groom will make
thelr home in Prince Rupert where
heiis, eenpioyed ‘with ‘the provincial |.

ald plant elimination contests, .
7 The, r@mning” teams ‘now ad-

ST, ALBAN'S
ROGATION SUNDAY — MAY'7
930 --HO~ St. Alban’s
22.00 - HO =! 8t. John’s

vance to the- Comt
be held in the Cominco Gymnasium
at-Trall on Tuesday, The Cominco
Cup ts embleniatlc of first-aid su-

730 . EP - 8t. Alban’s
7.20. pan, .' Evensong, St, Alban’s

(Social afterwards)
(May 22 - 730 pm,

premacy within Cominco's Trail op-
erations.
‘This year’s Cominco » oa final-

iste ‘are: E. Paul
ang A: R, Paul Gautlassat shop);

Kinnaird Pack’
Of Brownies
Enjoy Bonfire

nie and presented her with her pin
earlier this month, ’For their meet-
ing before, the Easter holidays they
;| had an Easter Party and enjoyed a
treat and Brownie games... °

Last week they held their meet-
ing at the home’ ofBrown Owl
with o bonfire at which ‘they, toaste
ed wieners, An enjoyable time was
had by. all,

Stays. younger longer *cause it's

3) erignon and G, Shellard (sinter-
lumbia centres,

Brown ‘Owl ‘Mrs, J, Kennedy |’
_| enroled Rosalie Philips as a Brow-

and >

Cup finals to| °

Charles | g:

moon was spent at Radium Hor
Springs:

For going away the bride chose
a@ suit of soft wool in off-white,
flecked with Diack and green, worn
with -spindrift green bag and shoes
and coral: hat, scarf ,and gloves.
Costume was completed: with os
carnations.

Among far-away guests, were
‘the bride’s uncle, Frank . Gunther
from Manitoba, ‘and - the groom’s

Evans and 1,

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repair shop); metallurgical, T. An-

Other guests were trom Van-
couver and many other British Co-

and Ernie Neufeld were. groomstien. icc

and ‘groom . were . spelled in. ae F

framed ‘with “’mauve,..and Sane!

Rishon gowned in belge eyelet embrol.|'

gfoom’s mother, ‘Mrs. | Friesen, |,

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Kinnaird Water’

Einnaird’s Water, a’ a series of
tests taken on April 20, showed x
Pollution, in. itive’ samples, th
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EVERY: THURSDAY: NITE:
_ Ste Rita's Parish Hall, ‘Front ‘Street |

TWO JACKPOTS

“s. D. NO. 9

Realetstnn of Grade! One Children to”
oc on September 5th, 1961, will take place in
School District No. : 9 (Costlegar) as rae

9.00 a. 12 Sion: Thours., ‘May Uth-
OOTISCHENIA $ chee

time of the
six years-old ‘on or

Worker al Fall Fair

° The regular meeting. of the Girl
Guide. Association was held at the
home ‘of ‘Mrs,'J.'R> Wells, with se-
ven; membérs and District Com-

;| thers to serve on the maintenance

missioner - Mrs, a Re ° MacBain
t.

“Tt is marvelous indeed to see
a world with intellectuals that can
engineer a man’into space and yet
lack: the education ‘to learn how to]

aided at the meeting. which opened
with the Guide Prayer.
Following “a request from the
Castlegar and | District Fall’ Fair
Association, membera agreed to aer-
ve refreshments’ to: helpers at. this

year's event. z
‘A’ request ‘for tHe Association to
send: a‘ representative to: the Fall
fue meetings ‘was also received.
asisted

live said Donald M, Mills,
district supervisor of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses at SHES last Sunday after.
hoon, 2
“He was addressing an audience
of 375 on the subject, “Is-God In-
terested In The Affairs Of Men?”
This widely advertised “Bible: dis-
course was the climax to a three-
day assembly of Jehovah's Witnes-
ses‘ of the bila eeey district,

by Mra: L Morey, Mrs. K, Hall and
Mrs. J. Dalsitl,' is in charge’ of the
sale of Girl Guide cookies...
A report on the annual conven-
tion held at Prince George earlier
this.month will ‘be given’ by: Mrs,
MacBain at a Joint meeting of Cas-
tlegar,, Kinnaird’ and Robson, As:
sociations, 2
1, Dentative arrangements for ‘the
annual Guide and Brownie: tea, ‘to
be held in May were. discussed and
tinal arrangements will.be made at
the next meeting,
‘Mrs, MacBain’ ‘told members

ned for the middle.ef May at Camp
Rory and an endeavor will be made
to form a ‘committee: of. five-fa-

Colls’ Cup Competition,

_ Senior Citizens. >
‘Enjoy Movies. =--"

“Last Friday the Senior’ Oitirens

Public health nurse. .
Ghe gave atalk on her work 1a
Nigeria; “Africa, illustrated by mov-
ing picutres. ‘The. pictures showed a

Queen's. visit? the. opening of the
new government, hospital and. gar-
dens. and ‘resorts,
‘This was an. extremely, inter-
esting. program andthe Association
heartily y thanked ‘Miss ‘Williams, »

A vote of."thanks also’ goes
the Soroptimist Club. for tho lev ively
birthday cakes. Their sistained in-
terest, is very much apreciated y
5 Ntizens.

: Dz Tobneon.: : 3 ve

“| Réview for: ‘April, just’ issued.

‘| their affairs,-

that a Family Work: Party is plan-|° = °

o sented. fo Janet: gnd ‘Jean Moffat,

ee feds ‘ad followa:-<*.,
< Hostess, "Janet Motfat; first afd, |

Were entértained by Miss Williains, | }

colorful parade. in honor of, the}.

is theme, Mr, Mills
denit first. ity feasons why men
doubt -that God is: Mteres‘ed in
lack “of accurate

aignifidant factor, “and then’ went
on to ‘show that’ God is taking an
Interest in men’s affairs today by
uniting them: together in’ true wor-,
ship through: fecurate : knowledge.”

“Just as | a§ much Bible

+s" Captain ‘Mrs, Hall presented
several badges ..to’ Girl Guides at
the’ regular, meeting’ of the Ist
Castlegar Guide » -Company,
=, Becond-class badges. were pre-

while ‘proficiency. ‘badges were awar-.

Jane Deans, Jean’ and Janet’ Mof-.
e. Deans,’

Knowledge of God’s word. being | of ‘the.

* | the baptism, Mr, Mills‘ said, \Bap-

-| complete immersion, in water is thé

"| on: helping - ‘newly interested “qnes
better:

prophecy has been “gaitmtea, in the
past,” -he said, juat:so surely will
the rest of. the’ prophecies bese bs

‘fe

_CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 4, 1961

the congregations of. the Okanagan
and -West y ares.

While the: spiritual: wants ‘of
were well looked af-

ing
to those ‘interested enough in God
to’ take advantage ‘of, his tplcet
dn them,

‘rhe greatest desire of all right-
hearted people, ‘he isa

ter their physical needs. were by
aa means neglected at _the assem-
ny.
, Allan'Wilson of Trait, in charge

Jehovah's Hold Successful. Assembly

of the cafeteria stated thit, “We

among other things, 250
pounds of beef, 100 pounds of tur-
key, and 500 pounds of potatoes to
berve meals, This waa ata rate
of two meals per minute and was
made possible by the services of the
dozen volunteer workers,

world > free
death; where they and thelr nelgh-
bers ‘may live in peace’ and har
mony: together. This’ is certain’ to
come ‘by means of God's kingdom.
and better yet, it'ls certain to come
in our lifetime.
The ‘assembly opened | Priday
alght ‘with 261" in attendance ‘ to

«Theocratic

where’ student ininisters ‘'gava short
‘sermons* and’ were’ counselled on
iets, presentations. -

+) Highlights of. Saturday's ses-
sions the baptismal service at
which. three ‘new ministers were
ordained.
to. Tn the short session. “preceding

tism- is not.’ a) ‘sacrament, but’ a
symbol &f one's complete ‘dedication
to do ‘God's will. For this reason,

only./ fitting, symbol'‘'‘of “dying to
one's past: course of fe, becoming
alive to’ God's: will.--That’ is, why
Jesus,” our -leader, was completely
submerged “in the waters ofthe
Jordon. River.*

In the evening a very. stimulat.
ing demonstration: of. ministerial
activity with particular emphasis

come de ‘of’ the
Bible. ais ouedinted by: Mr. Mills
and .Vernon R.

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“DRUG.

“A flgat-class pin’ was Dresented
to. Company Leader. Bonnie Mac

company. peek
The company Pald"a visit. to
the fire- hall” recently . cwhere they

vention with: ‘the group ‘ ‘and’ showed:
leaders : somie of: the’ equipment
9 hase in fire- -tighting.. “
+°.he group is preparing ‘for ‘the
Grst ald ‘Campiire Competitions to
be held in Rossland in- May,’
: 7 Deldre Johnson was enrolled as
® member. of.the Second Geatlegar
Brownie Pack’ by Mrs,'.J: Dalziel,
Brown, Owl, at.the regular meeting.

RE Q: MacBain visited the pack and
Jed.) the Brownies, in: songs.
“25 Guest. for the ‘oceaston, wes Mrs.

"B of *] Review
" Comments: on: The.
: Seaway Record:

As the third ‘season of thet.
Lawrence Seaway get .underwpy,
it can ‘already ‘claim ‘ah: impressive

record of achievement, according’ to
the -Bank.. of ‘Montreal's : Business

The bank pays that’ the- Sea-.
way's’ early ;record provides

Bain, os a’ gift ‘on teliale “of: the | E

i, District “Commissioner Mra, J.| 3

» May: 4-

‘SPECIALS FOR’ THURS. * FRI. -

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continent ‘is ‘Blready, despite ‘tnevit-
: eble growing pains, expanding and
'factlitating ” the flow ‘of. ‘trade, and
that: it will ‘continue to do. Bo." 3.
“The review. recalls the offictal
opening * ‘of ‘the Seaway. “by the’

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