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. CASTLE-NEWS, Castlegar, B.C:

7's A Woman's World
t's A Woman's Vowd ;
; ‘ By Mil Crittenden
This is the time of year when young hopefuls the province
over are trying their, wings, leaving the parental. roof, ‘and
setting out for College: It’s one of life’s big adventures. And
whether they’re setting out for U.B.C. or one of the other
Canadian or American universities or colleges, chances are
they’re not quiet so self-assured. as they appear. There are|ed to the reading of her name by
many important factors that can help the fledgling college girl Ga weed and how
make the adjustment from home to camps. But today, let's] agriculture being the Septemb-

turn our attention to one of the more lighthearted facets of|er program: subject, the garden

contest for school children was
the problem her wardrobe. discussed and this year’s winners
There’s something about a co- were announced. Miss Anne Funk
ed that stands out in a crowd. On is first prize winner, Alan Hun-
a train, a ski slope, at the theatre chak and Miss Betty May Brand
you can always tell a college girl, second, Agnes and Irene Wiesner
and it’s not just her intellect third and Jackie Funk fourth.
showing. It’s her special style. The meeting also discuSsed
Her way of dressing and doing Ways and means of raising money
her hair. 4 and an appeal for scrap books for
th lari Two scr
now completed are being sent
and. more will be sent later.

‘Thursday, September 18, "1982

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The September meeting of the “
Renata Women’s Institute was ©
held at the home \of Mrs. Isaac! §-
Wiebe with ten members and one
visitor present. For the roll call
each. of those attending respond-

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own now, either. Go over your
closet critically but not negative-
ly. Here’s a nucleus of sweaters,
skirts ...an old formal that may
seem, new and fresh in your next
locale. An antique tweed suit may
be too good to be discarded.
These are your starters. They'll
help ‘enbrmously this crucial first
year,

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‘Comfort costs so
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lucky teen ’agers setting out for
college. .When ‘choosing your
wardrobe, have a four year plan.
It’s not. too much. to expect that
your staples — your tweeds, your
flannels, your loafers — stick by
you for the next four years ....
or a string of berets, or a string
of pearls to'string along forever.
Pick a coat that’s simple to the
point of plainness and wear it the
first two years with a spark of
jewellery at the collar — (this
year, there’s a discreet sparkle of
rhinestones on everything, even
sportswear) — then wear it for
the next tWo years with a fur col-
lar or scarf. Date clothes, which
ordinarily have the briefest fling,
can be stretched over seasons,
if you include.a sprinkling of sep-
arates among their. number. This
week, for instance, I saw a short
formal: in champagne ‘ colored
brocade — a great swish of skirt,
a strapless top — both of which

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investment. .

can mix endlessly .with other|

s Planning a color scheme is like
planning. a party — it’s a certain
success if you put together the
elements that blend. Arranging a
good party is a matter of select-
ion. You omit people who clash,
pick the ones who click and bring
together the people who will go
into a happy huddle at first sight.
Color isn’t any more difficult
than that.

The ‘experts have given much
study in recent years to the psy-
chological effects of certain
colors, The colors that surround
us have a very definite effect on
our moods and temperaments.

. Red, for instance, is the most
exciting color. In small doses, it
means cheer. In more> potent
does, and combined with other
colors, it can add up to glamour.
But, over-used, it can drive us to
emotional exhaustion. Red is
heady stuff; even nature uses it
sparingly.

To much yellow, of the sharp
variety, also has a nervous rest-
less effect. Warmed with orange,
it’s a color of which we tire

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citizenship
having varnished the teacherage
furniture
school opening; the Social Wel-
fare Convenor disclosed that let-
ters of cheer had been written to
the sick and a thankyou note had
been sent to a former member
who had donated woollen clothes
for
cemetery convenor reported com-
Pletion of the tool house, and
good care of the grounds during
the summer.

sung
Toews and a delicious lunch, in-
cluding a gaily decorated birth-
day cake, was served by Mrs.
Wiebe, assisted by Mrs. William
Rempel.

In the committee reports, the
convenor reported

in preparation for

another blanket; and the

Following the business session,
“happy birthday” song was
in honor of Mrs, Henry

Next meeting, October 10, at

the home of Mrs. Alan Hunchak.

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quickly. But in its true forms,
yellow is the essence of light,
true ine, and it has a merry,
cheerful effect.

Green is always a safe color. It
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MEN AND TREES

George Warrack hails from Aberdeen, Scotland. His first acquaintance
with Canada was as a trainee with the Fleet Air Arm, and in 1946 he
returned to British Columbia to live and work. He holds a Forestry Degree
from Aberdeen University. Married, with two girls, George—like many
thousands. of others—is dependent on the forests for his livelihood. His
job, as a silviculturist, is to ensure a continuous harvest of forest products
in perpetuity. On him and his fellow-workers depends future tree crops
which, directly or indirectly, benefits YOU and every other citizen
of the Province.

forceful impression. The use of
some black and some white in
any color scheme give it vitality.
make it come alive. . :

Deer Park W.L
To Hold Bake Sale

The Deer Park Women’s In-
stitute will sponsor a bake sale
and white elephant sale Sept. 27,
it was decided at a recent meet-
ing of the institute at the old
school house with nine members
present and Mrs. Florence Brig-
geman presiding. The meeting
also agreed to take charge of the
catering for the official opening
of the new Deer Park School to-
morrow. .
Minutes of the previous meet-
ing and correspondence were
read by Mrs. Eileen Coleman. A.
new member, Mrs. Helen Wind-
ross, was irltroduced and wel-
comed. The meeting closed with
lunch served by the hostess Mrs.
Polly Romaine. {

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TO-THE RATEPAYERS
"of the Village of Castlegar

meeting will fe held on Friday, Sept-
m. in the Coronation Hall, for the
the of the C ity. Hall

Know-Your-Ganada

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Quiz
How well do you know, the
countrv you are living in? Test
yourself on the following five
questions and the five appear-
ing each week for ‘several issues,
Answers on Page 4. +
1. Which covers the greater
area, our agricultural land or our
forest land? :
2. What explorer was the first
white man to ‘reach Canada’s
Pacific coast by land?
. Which country in’ Latin
America is the biggest buyer of
Canadian gqods? ae:
4. In what years did Manit
British Columbia and Prince Ta
ward Island enter Confedetation?
,-5.-Is"Canada ‘an importer or ‘an
exporter of steel?
swers are on Page 4,

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