CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 26, 1968

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

With summer slowly
fading, it seems you cannot
leave all those little sorting
jobs any longer.

If you are not a habit-
ual collector, which I am guil-
ty of being, you may not
know what I am speaking of.

Have you a favorite kit-
chen drawer that “received
all” and will gain your .at-
tention eventually?

From the kitchen draw-
er it .reassembles into con-
venient cartons, from which
I took a peek into my carton
marked, recipes. e

Have you any idea how
many free recipes you can
collect above and beyond
those clipped from the wo-
men’s section of the news-
pal

papers

pers?
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“VALLEY OF THE DOLLS”

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Most are in booklet
form, such as the one put
out by a well-known soft
drink company which sug-
gests use of their beverage
in a parfait pic, fruit salad,
stewed dried fruit and, of
course, its logical use in a
fruit. punch,

Flour companies are a
generous supplier of extra
recipes, but don’t overlook
corn syrup, molasses, must-
ards, cooking oils, margine
and ever-so-many other dis-

who wish the

has ple:

etc, suit
finished product.
The juice will later be-
come handy in making temp-
ting desserts aS. well as being
a refreshing drink.
It is easy to make. Just
crush ioe

ed jelly bag.
desired, Gia reheat
boiling point

Pour into hot

to th

HIGH FASHION is a state of
as of dress, Getting in the

upcoming fashion show are these three
attractive ladies. Lee Friesen, left, wears
a Trafalgar suit in gold, a smart autumn
outfit. The navy and plaid suit worn by
Valarie Kennedy, centre, is right for the
fashion-conscious working girl, while the

mind as well
mood for an

patterned Nehru jacket worn by Joyce Mac-
beth, with green stretch slacks, is for re-
laxing or “wearing-nearly-anywhere.” These
fashions by West’s Department store, are
typical of those which will be on display
Monday at 8 p.m. in SHSS.

Grandchildren Pallbearers t™mzmsiunimmma

At Krall Funeral Rites

Raymond DeAnna

of grandchildren who were
A|pallbearers at funeral _ser-

vices were held in St. Mich-

gametes) vices, for their. grandmother,
Ml Mrs. Susan Krall, 94,
\died recently at Natal, The

; ofjborn in Rasnova, Germerska,
Castlegar was among a group Zutte,
1874.
Michigan where she met her
h-|Jate husband, Joseph Krall.
The family moved to Seattle
who |and later to Natal in 1907.

‘services were held in St.|bi

\Michael’s Catholic Church in

| Natal.

|" "Mrs. Krall was regarded

‘as the oldest resident in the
parwood district. She was

KUGW Resumes
Operation After
Summer Recess

Ten members were pre-

\sent for the first meeting of

‘the Kinnaird United Church

Women following the sum-

mer recess. President, Mrs.

Lucy. Ackles ‘was in the
chair.

cd
1
di

China was announced as
this year's study and will be
programmed for the four
general mectings.

A thank you letter was
read from Mrs. Walter Dunn
who left this summer to
make her home at the coast.

Church.
sons, two daug!
children, great-grandchildren
and
rel

Mr:
eased,

two

Krall of
seal and Dennis Zeith of Na-
tal.

new
BREEZE

makes
painting
walis
fasier &
easier
than ever

Czechostovakia, in
Mrs. Krall emigrated to

She is survived by six
ters, grand-

great-great-grandchild-

s. Krall was prede-
by her husband in
937, a daughter in 1961,
sons in 1962 and a
laughter this year.
Palibearers, all grand-
ymond De-

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Really
CASTLEGAR NEWS

A coffee party was
planned and hope
others wil take place giving
the opportunity to display

— Castlegar News Photo|the many cards and novelties

Season’s First Meeting

The subject of student
ied Ol

Toastmasters Debate Student Power

If we felt a wrong, needs | ihe expression of progressive
4, oth.

power

Castlegar Toastmaster club
at the first meeting of the
season, held recently in the
Hi Arrow Arms.

A story on the front page
of the current issue of the
Castlegar News at that time
had an article about the visit
to Selkirk College of Mar-
tin Loney, student of Simon

an

and pro-

Fraser U pre-
ident-elect of the C: i

leaving a

cess for 10 minutes in a poil-

ing water bath.

Norvyk
CARDIGANS
PULLO

Discounts

— New 1969 Colors —
Regular $32.50. Discount Price

es 23.11
Regular $27.50. Discount Price r

See the Display in Our Windows
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!

His Men’s Wear

Sweaters

— 21.11

nee changes can be effect-
e

Sid Newman stated that

e student who wished to

take advantage of education

offered should be able to do
so and be free of. politics.
Mik del lo

1» thought was good so long as
er peopie could be ennvinced|it was presented in a reason-
and through regular chan-|able manner.

required
world, he went on.

the’ guest ably defended the
position of the students and
all were of the opinion t

which will be for sale for
the Christmas season.

Other future plans, in-
cluding a fall bazaar, con-
ciuded the evening's busi-
ness.

Surprise Shower
For Violet Fidelak

Violet Eileen Fidelak,
whose marriage to Larry Je-
rome Madrigga takes place
Oct. 12 at the Castlegar Unit-
ed Church, was honored Sat-
urday with a surprise miscel-
. laneous shower.

After all, this is what is
in this modern

Although outnumbered,

e we
up with the statement that,
just as the students want

di to assert

Union of
Most members present
stated their opinions and the
meeting promised to be one-
sided until one of the guests,
Dick Fowler, a College stud-
ent, felt he had to express
his views.

‘The students did not want
to be associated with the pre-
sent world and its injustices,
he said. 2
Contrary to views €X-
pressed. previously, Mr. Fowl-
er went on, he felt the stud-
ents were experienced en-
ough to run what they con-
sidered to be their own af-
fairs, but that the day-to-day
business should be handled
by the administration.

Ed Mosby stated that we
were, like it or not, part of
the same world and nothing
would ever change if we all
buried our heads in the sand.

their ideals, so they must
learn to make similar allow-
ances to the rest of the
world.

Andy Van Selst felt that

Ghamher Asked
To Take a Vote
On Rec Complex

The Castlegar and District
Chamber of Commerce has
been asked to take a “straw
vote” of their members re-
garding their attitude on the
proposed recreation complex
planned for a site near Sel-
kirk College.

Thursday's meeting of the
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give a inary indication

a lack o
the problem.
week at the Hi Arrow Arms,
an Area Seven officers’ work-
shop meeting was held.

tlegar
tended. The area
Chris Bond
chairman of the meeting.

A letter read at last] exp:
having such a
Castle;

the Castlenay. Club. was. in- :

About 16 guests gather-
ed at the home of Mrs. Wal-
ter Arnason . Omar
Tweed and Mrs. Dan Buter-
man_as co-hostess.

The place of honor, in a
flower-decked room, was de-
corated with white and pink
governor, | Streamers, bells and nose

" Mrs. ason_ present
je of ‘Trail, W25| ne rddeclect with a. pink
and white carnation corsage.

Dianne Burr, . Mar-
lJeen Conrad and the guest of
honor were winners of prizes
for games played during the
evening.

A wagon decorated in the
motif of a miniature BA sta-
tion, brought into the room
by Selena Berquist, contained
many gaily wrapped gifts.

Mrs. John My! assist-
ed her sister in the opening
of the gifts.

‘A light lunch was served

aked by
ted

On Wednesday of last

The executive of the Cas-
and il clubs at-

pleasure in
meeting in

The. “new executive for

prel
of the area’s ee to the

George Shanks, secretary-|
s , Wes Jc

as follows: Pp!
a small umbrella

$1 million-plus
is to include a pos-

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sible swimming pool, a curl
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area.

‘A.campaign to publicize
advantages of the complex is

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ection of a director

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urday afternoo:

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