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: The opening ‘ceremonies
were conducted under the lead-
ership of Mrs. W. VanYzerloo,’
+| Brown: Owl, and ‘Mrs, J. Leele-

ma, Tawny Owl. °.
¥ After the opening the girls
entertained their guests who
were some of their mothers,
their younger brothers and sis:
ters, and Mrs, H. Johnson, dis-
trict commissioner.

The program was very much

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their ae ring and invited their
guests into the “middle of the
\ring where they gave them the
grand howl.

Delicious refreshments were

McLeod Funeral

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H. H. Kilough (Winnie) of Kin-| supervising the. ki
naird, Mrs. J. C. Killough (Lily) | Brownie ne nye a gift and all

of Castlegar, and Mrs. James| children present: received ©a
MacLeod (Bessie) of Burnaby. | ¢ as avon and an orange.

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Wed., Dec. 23
General Skating 2 - 4 p.m.

Dec. i
neral Skating 2-4 and 7-9

Also surviving are three sis-
ters, Annie’and Bessie McLeod
and Mrs, Florence Warren; two
borthers, James and “Louis, all
of Brownville Junction, Maine.
He was predeceased by two
sons who died infancy and
by a daughter Gladys, who was

the victim a drowning acci-
dent at Thrans in 1925. There
are 20 grandchildren and 12
great: grandchildren.

Funeral services were held

.. Johnson: congratulated
the girls, on their delightful pro-
gram and also thanked the mo-
thers: who had faced the storm
to be present. On behalf‘of thé
guests she also expressed thanks
for the invitation to attend and
for the delicious refreshments.

Easter Star
- Members Enjoy .
Tukey Banquet -.

The regular meeting of Min-
to Chapter No. 79 Order of the

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GIFTS for the GIRLS
DRESSES - SKI JACKETS
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SKIRTS
BLOUSES
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WHITE SHIRTS | SKI JACKETS
- SPORT: SHIRTS CAR COATS
SWEATERS
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SPORT JACKETS...
SHOES

FIGURE SKATES
SHOES
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and until 6:00 P.M. on Thursday

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The tables "were : “gaily. dec:
orated in the Christmas theme
with candle’ arrangements,
Christmas crackers and chr
mas serviettes.

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DISAPPOINTED
CHRISTMAS
MORNING

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Killough and Terry Killough.

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‘ved with tables being set for 60
and again:the Christmas decor-
‘ations: were used. Mrs. ‘J. Raine,
worthy matron expressed: her,
sincere thanks to all the guests

‘who had ‘faced the cold weather
to.attend and also. the commit-
‘tees ‘for. their work. in: prepar-
ing the - banquet and: supper.
sie ‘wished one and ae ai very
happy Mires

The pugnt: ‘of oie even-
ing was the visit 0 f Mr. did Mrs.
Santa’ Claus (ie ‘Wm. Harrow-
er and Mrs. Johnson) who
gave each one eer a gift.

=, Committees in charge were:
panquet, Mrs, Li McKenzie, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs.; Harrower and
Mrs, Ross DeFoe; for. the sup:
per, ‘Mrs.: H. Adie, Mrs, EB. 'Ste-
wart, Mrs. H. Anderson and Mrs.
A. Andrew. The. members, also
assisted in seater the tables and
serving.

‘Shaiieg Chub +
To Have Treat _
: “At! a. recent meeting. of the
Castlegar ‘Skating: Clubit was
decided that fora SF Facial Christ.
mas treat’ the members of .the

club would be allowed to bring a

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friend to the’ skating: session’ on
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The District are at
Club pro D. Ross. re ried,

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