* CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 19, 1961

PTA Lays Down Safety Rules

Four yules “for safety y. be had served the Kinnalrd school,

followed by children walking to
school were Inia sown by a Kin-
naird

Principal H. Bate told the
meeting that he had received the

Association meeting,

1, Walk on the left-hand: aide
of the road.

2, Do not walk more than two
abreast, and when two are walking
aldg-by-side they should move over
as far as possible. when a car an-
proaches from either direction.

3. Do not cross the road until
monitors or patrol officers indicate
it is safe to do ao.

4. After leaving a school bus
wait until the driver tells you to
cross the ropd, and then be sure to
ctoss in front of the.bus,

‘These rules were laid down as a
result of the concern expressed by
the PTA since more children have
been obliged to walk to the Kin-
nalrd school following the with-
drawal of some of the buses which

of the village commission
that the pathway beside Milestone
Road would be kept sanded in
snowy weather.

For this reason he asked par-
ents to discourage thelr children
from sleighing or tobogganning on
this path,

Mrs, P. J. Vaessen volunteered

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y night and Saturday

to. ty the matter of teenogers
walking improperly'on the road at
the next meeting of the SHHS PTA,

It was emphasized that an im-
proper example set by older stu-
dente could destroy all the safety
committee of the Kinnaird PTA had
endeavored to accomplish,

‘The meeting went on to dis-|
cuss speed limits on streets off the
highway. The feeling was expressed
that many people felt the 20 mile-
an-hour signs applied to the hills
only, Therefore, it was’ felt that
the village council might be asked
to consider installing more ‘speed
aigns.

My. Bate reported that because
of bad rogd conditions the school’s
lunch-hour had been cut to 60 min-
utes, Pupils were now,expected back
at ‘school by 10 minutes to one,

The attendance prize was won
by Mrs. P, Romaine’s class,: Mr,
Bate sald that the attendance
awards were to be'the subject of a

give a talk on the report card sy-
stem, The cards were designed, he
said, to Indicate to parents the pro-
eress of their children.

‘Mr, Bate: emphasized that re-

mate of the standards which it was
felt a child could achfeve by work-
ing steadily.

He said that an “S" on a re-
port card indicated a child was
Progressing slowly, but to the best
of his ability.

A rating of “U” meant that the
child. was not achieving the stan-
dard teachers felt he was capable
of attaining.

‘Shower Honors
Mrs. J. Soberlak

Mrs, John Soberlak (nee Jo-
anne Dunlop), whose marriage took

recently with a surprise miscel-
Inneous shower.

Pink .and white streamers de-
corated the ballroom of the Hotel
Marlane, Thirty invited guests en-
Joyed games and contests. =

‘Upon her arrival, the guest of
honor, her mother, Mra, Joe Dun-
lop, and the groom’s mother, Mra.

Place Dec, 28, was complimented|_

Prayer Week
Is Celebrated

Speaking Monday night in the
United Church here the Reverend
Chris Jack of Nanaimo told his lis-
teners Christians must face up to
thelr responsibilities. *

Day'by day and minute by mi-|
nute other world religions and isms
are gaining strength in numbers
while Christianity loses ground, he
stated. Those who would truly fol-
low Christ as his disciples must
dedicate themselves to a life of

umbrella by Karnie Tak and Carol
Soberlak, .

Delicious refreshments w were Ser-
ved by Mra, Don Wallace, Mrs. Karl

in His service.

Addressing a Jarge congregation
from many denominations in the
area, in conjunction with the ‘“‘Wwor-
ld Week of Prayer," Rev, Jack de-|-

Soberlak and Miss Marianne Turik.

plored the apajhy of present day

natal

“Of local interest is the recent
wedding in the Hope United Chur-)
ch which united Castlegar residents
Irene Marie Berg and Robert Frank
Evans in marriage.

Thé bride 1s the daughter ot
former Castlegar residents, Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Berg, while the groom
is the son of Mr.'and Mra. F. H.
Evans, Vancouver, . _

Rev. Clinton Johnson, formerly
of Custlegar, officiated at the cere-
mony, while Mrs. N. Hindle played
the nuptial music. .

Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride chose a princess
style brocaded satin gown featuring
short ‘jacket with stand-up collar,
lily-point sleeves and formal skirt,
en traine.

A l-tri crown - held

‘This rating in an
grade did not necessarily indicate
® failing grade, but instead implied
that a-child was two grades. or
more below his teacher‘s estimate
of the child’s ability.

Mrs. Jacobson Heads
Well Women’s Clinic

Mrs. W. Jacobson was elected | my
president of the Well. Woman's
Clinic at a public meeting in the
Legion Hall last week.

Other officers are Mrs. J. W.
Dinner, vice-president; Mrs, 'D. Pep-
pard, secretary; Mrs. 8. Grant,
treasurer; Mrs. W. Evang and Mrs,
A. LL. Creighton, directors. B

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her shoutder-length ‘ vell and she
wore thé. groom’s: gift, a cultured
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carried & bouquet of American
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Mrs. Violet. Falconer, as her
matron of honor, wore @ full-skirt-
ed pale blue gown ‘styled with scoop
neckline and three-quarter length
sleeves. White accessories completed
her ensemble and-she held a bou-
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Bridesmaid, Miss Anne’ Evans,
sister of the groom,.was gowned in
yellow nylon over taffeta, comple-

*|mented by white accessories and

bouquet of pale yeliow carnations.
‘The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr, David H. Evans, while

Mr. Norman Berg, brother of the
bride and Mr, Fred Sharpe were
ushers,

this year.

The office of the clinic, situated
in the Legion Hall, is open every
Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4.
Plans have* been made to hold
meetings on the last Tuesday of al-
ternate months, beginning next
month,

‘Robson Ghurch WA
Has 17 .at Meeting

‘The first regular meeting for

Couple Celebrate
Silver. Wedding

of Castlegar who marked their 26th
wedding anniversary last month,
were complimented at.a nicely ar-
Tanged’ party.

Pink and white streamers and
bells formed decor for the affair
at which the couple were presented
with a silver trimmed corsage one

@Mr, and Mrs. George Graham].

Castlegar Couple
Married at Hope

For her daughter's wedding Mrs,
Berg chose a champagne lace over
taffeta dress with white accessories
a gold corsage. Mra, Evans wore

Christians towards those outalde
thelr own particular circle.

_ Chyist told his diciples to go
forth into the “highways and by-
ways" and bring everyone In, while
we are content to concern ourselves
only with making our situations
more comfortable, our own’ sur-
Toundings more pleesing, ignoring
what goea on farther “along the
yoad.”

* It is not enough, he said for
some to dedicate themselves, it
must be all, as through one defec-
tion all could be lost.

must remember the
fexample they are setting to young
People around them, — must carry
their Ohriatian living through the
week days, not putting: on Christ-
fanity ‘with their “Sunday clothes.”

Rev. Jack felt. hypocrisy such
as this does irreparable harm, —
he‘ himself had left the church in
his earlier years because of it, but
bsd-come back through the Chris-
tlan example of a group of dedica~
ted young people,

‘The service Monday evening|
was & “one night preaching mis-
sion” sponsored: by the Castlegar
to observa

y r by

belge accessories and pink corsage,

‘White wedding bells formed de-

corative effect for the reception
which followed.

A. three-tiered wedding cake
topped by doves holding two sflver
wedding rings, centred the bride's
table which was decorated with
pink and white blossoms and fern.

Mr. David Evans was master

of ceremonies and several telegrams| ”

from Castlegar were,read,

* Mr. and Mrs, Evans have taken
2p residence in Robson, following

a wedding trip to Seattle. For tra-
velling the bride wore a white satin
brocaded sheath and red coat with
mink collar, Brown and white ac-
cessories ‘completed her ensemble
and she had silver bells and holly
en corsage.

“United Church WA
Executive installed
By Rey, H. Pratt

Rev. H. Pratt installed new of.
ficers of the United Church WA at

its first meeting of the new year in|?

the church basement recently, *
‘Those installed were: honorary
president, Mrs. H. Pratt; president,
Mrs. A. O. McNeil; vice-president,
Mrs. R. Hunter; treasurer, Mrs. R.
ena and secretary, Mrs, E.

Heide of the salou Apia
tees are: catering, Mrs. L. Grun-
erud; sewing, Mrs. J. ‘Conant:
manse, Mrs, W. Easton; devotional,
Mrs, R, Hunter; cards: and flowers,
Mrs. Easton; birthday cards, Mrs.
J. Sherbiko,
Christmas cards, Mrs. ,E. Bred.
ford; visiting, Mrs, T. Biackbirn;
Misstonary Monthly, Mrs. J. Lipsett;
Upper Room, Mrs, Grunerud; aux-
iMary supply secretary,. Mrs. G.
Trimble. Mrs, Blackburn and Mrs,
W. Houston are in charge of hospi-
‘tal visiting for this month,

‘Annual reports, showing a busy.

the new year of the Women’s As-

Mrs. P. Switt, ‘the program con-
vener read an’ interesting article
from the United Church “Observer.”
describing how a United Church
Women’s Group in Rossland began
corresponding with and assisting
Mrs. Krusec in Yugoslavia.

The group decided to send a

by their
P, Balekin and Mrs, N. renee
_A buffet supper was served from
a table covered with a white and

[silver cloth. An anniversary cake de-

corated in white and silver topped
_| by @ silver 25 and flanked by ta-
Pers in silver scones’ centred the
table, while blossoms in silver con-
tainers formed other decorations,

Mr. C. F. Graham proposed a
toast to the couple,.who were also
presented with a silver flatware
service for elght from the invited
guests,

Mrs. Salekin was hostess for
the party, which concluded with an

message wishing her weil,

evening of dancing,

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and year, were’ received
from’ the. various committees, as
well as the president and treasurer.

‘The catering committee exten-
ded a -vote of thanks to all mem-
bers who had assisted them during
the past year,

Mrs," Blackburn and Mrs. ‘J.
Gemmill were hostesses for the ev-
ening.

Brothers, Council
Discuss Pollution

Pollution of the Columbia river
by the pulp mill and by the City of
Nelson was, discussed with Ress-
lond-Trall MLA Donald Brothers

at a meeting last week of the Kin-|-
‘[naird comnell.

“I think Celgar is doing every-
thing it can to stop’ all pollution of
the river,” commented Comm. G.
8, Rust, “I think they're entitled

the annual Week of Prayer held in
all parts of the Ohristian world.
In his introduction of the spea-
ker, Rev. Merle Reside of the Kin.
naird Presbyterian Church sald the
Ministerial ‘Association felt very
fortunate to have obtained Rev.
Jack for the mission He is well
known throughout the province as
& prominent leader in Presbytery.
Rev. Jack served for a number
of years with the British Navy, be-
fore becoming a Minister of the
Church of Scotland in Ayreshire,
He was associated with the Rev.
‘Tom Allen in the: “Tell: Scotland”

movement, which was a united em-|°

phasis on Evangelism.

Having come ta Canada threc
years ago, he entered the ministry
of the United Church and is at pre.
sent in charge of St, Andrew's Uni-
ted Church in Nanaimo, Vancouver
Island. Rev. Jack had completed a
week of’ preaching ih Trail, before

coming to Castlegar, and will now|-

return to Nanaimo. ‘ is

Others taking part in the foint|

F. Woodrow, Rev. H, Pratt, H. Web-
service were Donald McCullum, Hew,
‘ber, and J. C. Killough,

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you" to. hosts’ Is
really appreciated.

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