2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 21, 1967

Brownles Hold
“Parents? Party

The 2nd 'Castlegar Brownle
Pack, under. the leadersh:! ipiot
brown owl Mee Irene Ser idan,

tawny Mrs, Gladys

Buln, entertained Brownie moth-

. erg and young brothers and sist-

ers,,and a guest, Mrs. H. John-

son, ‘Twin Rivers division com:

+ missioner, last ‘Thursday in the
United Church hall.

» The |: Brownies held ‘their’

ig and sang several
of their action songs.

The older Brownies served
tea, coffee and refreshments to
their guests and the young
sisters and brothers were served
cool aid and: cookies,

After.‘ refreshments each
Brownie presented her mother
with a Christmas gift, a candle
table centre, which had been
made during handicraft periods | i
at the meetings,

‘Mrs. Johnson was also pre-
sented with a: centre piece.

On a petal of the parent
group Mrs, M. Gallo, president,
presented a Centennial spoon to
brown and. tawny owls and a |=
Centennial.cup and saucer to
Mrs. Johnson.

On leaving, each Brownie,
brother and sister received a

candy cane. PPWC children, and p:

acute theatre
inday; 6 Pulp
ada,; Held, ‘ite the benefit: of

and Paper.
e free show

saw youngsters of. all: een showing up at the

ai ed that as soon as it is brought ip

| with the butt end in a container

theatre. The two ‘youngsters here display, divid-
ed interest — one ‘looks ‘ at) daddy. for. reassur-|
ance, the other looks at the Photographer. Some.
‘body must have watched the sh:
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LOW.

Use Care with Christmas Trees

‘The Canadian Forestry As-|
‘sociation of B.C, calls attention
; to’ the following satoty rule’ for}
the handling of Christmas trees
;in the hom

e
nas

de

e Avoid use of combustible @ Avoid overloading the
corations and flammable re-| electrical circuits. Accumula-

flectors for the coloured ‘lights, | tions of of elect paper and the
Metal foil .“Iclcles”. or. tinsel placing ¢ of

e,, must be ket out of bulb sock- | the tr
Because your: tree - be, ets.

lectrical toys under
hould be avelded', as
fire tiemaeae, wn

‘gins to los
it has been cut, it is recommend:

‘'mto the home, the butt end be
sawed off at least one inch above
the: original cut and the tree
Placed in a cool, shady place

of water.

@ During the entire time
the tree is in use in the home,
be sure the butt end is kept ‘in
water. Refill the container every
day, as the tree absorbs the wat-
er, which keeps ‘it fresh and
green and reduces the fire haz-

Investigation carried ‘on at
‘the U.S. Forest Products Labor-
.atory in Madison, ‘Wis. indicates
that the ‘use’ of. fire-retarded
chemicals often does-more harm
than’ good,’;hence’ the use of,

"Aaa Geral eting

ROBSON RECREATION SOCIETY

Thurs., Jan. 18,1968 7 P.M.
Robson Recreation Hall

Rap,

District Re
Members’ Will be Present

“EVERYONE URGED TO ATTEND

water: is
on Boisura ste} tree/is: well
supported and is away from fire-
places, radiators, telovision, sets
or. other. sources of heat. ‘The
tree. should ,be placed so it will
not block an exit in’ case ‘of fire.
c ted candles or, oth-

Bible Prasoated
To Roliring President
Of United Church

Musical Christmas Was Theme)...
Of Sunday School Party

@.
er. open flames should never be
used on or near Christmas

be used.

Suprise Party :

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MERRY CHRISTMAS.

igsiee Hormasaon recen
performed’: tha.’ wé a
mony) at an itr "auoraed twit
sink’ and’: white»,

waited: Judith Ji ina Soren-

re casca fel ‘the
a ace tah S

‘Her Towing vl was asco 2

ated with sparkling sequins and

ge carried: a bouquet of ‘red
sweetheart roses,

For jewelry accent she wore |

a. matching .necklace::

held gold
» Jover her: mast length white Blov-
eB."

le |son ng dution Bred Castle sharing. ush-

Pec tthe bride

| master’ ‘Of, corom

carris pink and nd White
pre “alt Ao fr dao deg
Their: shoes white:

The flower usa
Browal wore ta"Plck acs dress
ane Nord ‘earaitons ot ri
to:those ‘of: the attendants)'in
Ing | Jittle: bakket. decorated with pli

and’ i) inlte) Dor ponae

man was,the, groom's
protien’ ‘Ron’ with ' Olof. Soren-

The presented . his
attendants ey sets’ Of ‘gold cuff
links! ‘and tie clips.“

‘The’ chiirch ‘hall ‘was beau-
tifully decorated with pink 8 and

amers’ and wed

white’ stre
bells forth the reception that’ fol:
set her pou ust
{on the beige ‘lace covered bride's
by the

ding| Lardeau; Mr.’ and

‘ atte Carol Winstanley, :Darlene
<y.1| Powell; Dave ‘Aro, John Leveque,

Mrs. Sorenson chose a navy drese| |

with beige accessories while the
m's mother wore a two-p!
red wool suit with white acces-
sorles, .
Sonja Sorenson was. in
charge of the guest book, f
“For the’ Wedding’ trip to
Spokane ‘and other points, the
bride ‘donned’ a ‘rust-colored
line’ sheath with ‘blue

cr a
no letter es
A: forth). int ees simply. made |! ;

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Des, 21, 1967

i he Scene at .. Hi
. KINNAIRD, SECONDARY

time ou read this,
nee felon Botte ‘olir) gym
id have
tanieerent eta at a end
but’ they .
Gand ‘go

fes.

The couple . will ,reside in
Nelson where they. are both em-};
ployed.

Out-of-town | guests “were
‘Mr, and-Mra.’Ron DeJong, Ross-
lend; Linda' DeJong, Vancouver;
J. Stefaniuk; ‘Vancouver; Mr. and

Mrs. Louis DeJong, “F

of
how: ‘yell (or’-p gorly)
adjusting to” the “junior hight sit:

he Hae report cards’ given: to
us. this. week , were “shocking
pink’.: instead (of the * famiilar
blue colour.

care. Leitner’ told us..she

‘Mr. and ‘Mrs, Bob Lawrence,
Mrs. R.

Jong;
‘Mr,’ and Mrs, Sam Catenac-
‘i, Ann Gatenacel; Mrs. F. Swet-
licoe, Mrs. E. Bentham, ‘Mr.’ and};
Mrs. J. Be atham, Mrs. K. Crock-|'

Johnson, Mrs,’:T." Powell,” Ruth

Sor-

jontes,
For r daughter's wedding,

enson band Fred Castles all of
Nelson.

Castlegar Man Acquitted.
_ Saturday © of Two Charges.

-|and bank notes in the safe be-
in 106 leaving the, premises” Sept.

De- jmourl)

alwa
‘of Education: had Fi sense of thu-
eee a!

card contains a

tudent’s progress...
jdngert:, also. contained
ols: stand on ’such’ mat-
df titude, homawork, at-
tendance, | and'\‘desirable goals.
No’ parents “could possibly be
| phy of 28S doubt as to the philoso-
phy of.

thas ear ‘be another par-
gabienches: Conference early. a
January — the exact date is
bet announced later. “

Friday was ‘tha night of our
Christmas Dance — semi form:
al this ‘time.

We will give you details of

terms ingness:t

ShOO We CO AUDA GON

A into a rin

Bly. 8
oe ‘The Thuge: wronths -on‘the
doors just’: DARED: you not to
paver fant

Pa er eat ce

Debbie’ Kaardal. ‘It is a club that
‘many. of the boys have joined, as
well'as the ‘girls. It’ is the ‘folk
singing club.

Debbie, accompanying her:

by:singing’a' song’ that, most of

us knew. She is. stencilling song

sheets so that all of us can sing

together. Everyone ‘is wrevcome,

whether they have a ‘‘gee-tar” or

not, Only gang —a will
sing!

eee

Del ble ‘matt the only one
who” has’ launched” ‘something!
Mr. Maglio ‘has ‘us lvery en-:
thusiastic ‘about belping to. con-
struct the museum that-is being

in

Castlegar’s Centennial brary.
* KASS is going to donate the
floor, tules!’Each ‘division ‘will try.
help’ by promoting ‘an ind.
to | vidual scheme. The A class ied
off ‘with a “resoundingly sitccess-
last ‘Tuesday. Cherry,

sold toh he rdes of: hungry stud-
ents. '

entrance hall, lunch napa

self'on a guitar, started us off] .

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the dance in: our next column.
Sufficient for now to that as:we
left the: school on Friday. after-

"The ‘folk wing morning, dis-
covery was made that the prem-
izes“ had’ been ‘entered ‘and ‘a
‘Whitelock was charged with | hole made in the rear of the safe. noon, we decided : that the :de-
breaking, entering and. theft and |: Fingerprints “£ ‘found’ ‘on’ aj Corations were absolutely beauti- |¢
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Painting — Welding: tent. ar rien tte a oto tHe per ae
Instran Claims’ charg ncernt a. t loney and‘documents were
P feat a i] es eda st. miss’ f v. the’ safe.
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Lamont: of «Ci iB
and: bank ‘notes of

“Carols of: Ceisimas was

the: theme: of ithe m

gram. held’. last Sunday a a Miho

Kinnaird ‘Community hall.

The Christmas progam. was
in’ song by the: boys

and girls of the Hipnaird Chureh

of God Sunday School. —

e welcome was given

ren’s welcome.

{Introducing the -origins | of
familiar; carols: throughout the
program was Cathy Duetsch, a on of Bethlehem; £0) solo by Lin:

. Scripture reading was b; nokson; There's a pong
Dale:Goosen... > |. ne, 71 the Air, . plano solo. Bue

.Mrs.:Davine: Bird Harms; Would vous Be st

; | a‘ combined beginner and prim-
a, combined Beginner and prin: | Delis Sent and. O' Holy’ Night
mausic included Baby..King, var-| £010 by Ed Kowalko.
jations of Away in a Manger and and Ed Tra’ ras dohnzon, ree! name
-| gular, Night, accompanied by male . trio, ee We. Three
Kings of-Orlent Aré and Thank) pyc
rou, .

Mrs. f Gloria, Harms. .....:
numbers -in-

MARX AUTO. BODY |=
chided the. Tollowing: O Little

& PAINT SERVICE
Towing — Body," ‘Work

Me, aes! biting ‘into his
pie,’ Seclared en
tious” and

A gift of a white Bible was
presented to..Mrs. J. Horswill,
out: going [President of the. Kin-
naird d Church Women, at}.
their ee christmas party.

On Anniversary
Of Two Couples

. A-surprise 25th wedding an-

y party was
ly in the Robson hall ‘to honor
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Makaroff and
Mr. and Mrs, Pete. Relkoff.
mores than 100 guests at

seek thes nie sees

We have some’ very. artis- |
in- Out: school : this ;

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A second choir of combined
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‘choir included Little Star, Noel ti
and other f carols.
-/. ‘The two choirs combined for
singing of Beautiful: Savior: :.:.::.
Colored slides were: shown
depicting» .: various. Christmas
scenes, while the.two choirs pro-|
vided background music.
Edawizt, for the evening was |.

Creston “and Fruitvale, as, well
as, the Robson -Castlognr: Kinnaird

area.
‘The couples ars presented
tea. sets.

with silver
Dancing was to to. music pro-
vided by 3 by Jack k Kanigen and the

jirthday

‘tothe -Sunday  ,school
children and Also by. the decision
to senda’ ‘donation? for purchase
of Bibles in? picts, rather than
jexchanging gifts.

t:. Whitelock
quent ‘visitor at: the: service: sta-
tion suring a period of two years
and had 7a ‘the’ eufire

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the te cl hing for fun.

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tute’ is. donating a nents jane
stuffed. toys: to. two
hospitals.

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