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I once mentioned that one issue would be contributed en-

shell up. Place a tiny bouquet

ct dried or artificial flowers b

tirely to ideas for 8 parties. Following are just a few of what is actually an unlimit- ed field.

| - First the invitation, Verbal ‘invitations do not’seem quite as personal as ‘written’ ones, With ithe‘ smaller fry left'to.“‘just ask your friends” may find you with twice ‘as many. guests as you had originally planned.

A small’ note ‘is' nice but} much more’ ‘pleasure’ is gained iby the ‘young’ host ‘or~ hostess ‘who make ' their: own. ' This ‘can be done by cutting a standard ‘piece of stationery in half Hen each piece folded in half, gives you two invitations. On the | ¢, front let the child paste a bright and appropriate picture. Inside is clear for the time, place and occasion. ~

Place markers can be simple cards folded horizontal with the names clearly marked or very novel such‘as these two follow- ing ideas using alphabet nood-

les. 1. Save chicken syiatibones,

Glue on noodle names,

Hats are not a necessity but do add to the party air. Boys vat Pappy, faule for the type

je. just the way we use to faa paper boats For the girls Iviewed a quaint lace creation that was used in an oriental de- cor but which is certainly not ‘limited to this.

These dainty hats. were made: from a: single paper lace ‘doily and.a: piece of colored rib- bon long:enough to fit along the inside of the crown and leave

two long ends for, tieing. The Mrs.

hat itself was-formed by cutting from -the outside of the round doily straight to the centre point and then the cut edges: over- lapped and stapled. This gives them a little peaked effect. The ribbon’ was also’ stapled just where it reached the outer edge

‘of the now.shaped hat.

If you are one that Joves

to fuss and are handy pastry decorator. Mix up asin cing

wash and each one a different color ith

‘enamel or nail’ polish. Glue al-

phabet noodles to top edge of one arm of wishbone to form the names of guests.

2. A collection of snail shells ean be ‘used for dainty place cards. Glue the shell to a thin

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‘New Ganada Bonds Yield 5.03 Per Cent

Roger Cottle once again will have the extensive combined areas of the Okanagan Valley and the Kootenays as his “beat” in the current Canada Savings

_| campaign.

‘and reshape them into

ple and add a few drops of coloring to’ different ‘portions of. the ic- ing. This is not to decorate a cake but marshmallows. They are most eye catching with little rosettes in the centre of each. . The ¢ake, when: it) comes to birthdays,‘ is the highlight of the party. I have seen an-in- teresting booklet on cut-up- cakes, This is how to cut up round, square or oblong: cakes

which: : decorated

with fall wag ‘prety ds

Carter, the’ president, prosided

and there, were 18’ members pre-

se!

ce gegen e ‘singing: of the Thanksg!

neeNow Th Thank We All O1

Go a m follgwed b: e ie eating * ’ the general

than!

y Ta the “absence of Mrs. J.

ind: Mrs. Matthew Gru- b daughter Candace of Trail: -were weekend visitors to Renata.

. and Mrs. Harry Koop of Kelowna ‘spent the Thanks- giving- weekend at the home, of ‘Koop's: parents,’ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peters.

Mr. “Edward 1 Rohn of Kim- berley spent Thanksgiving week- end with’ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rohn. : » Mr. and’-Mrs. °C. H, of Castlegar spent the weekend at their summer, home. They had as guests’ ‘Miss’ Kathy Rempel of Castlegar and’ Mr. Jack King and sont James of Trail.

‘Weekend: visitors at the home of' Mr. ’and Mrs, Matthew Rohn were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allan, Cindy, Douglas and Gary of: Kasio, Mr. and’ Mrs, L. E.

Stilwell of Nelson and Mr. and| bers of:

Mrs, Alfred Uyse of Trail.

Mr. and ‘Mrs., Anderson of Quebec City were Thanksgiving visitors at the: home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Warkentin.

President’ Roy Collier and secretary Harry: Drake of Ar- Tow, Lakes |, Property Oumers

ing objects, mostly animals. .

For simplicity though, a uni- que idea is to bake a simple round cake and put a clock’s face in icing on top with ‘the hour hand pointing to his’ age.

If you are not too handy with a cake decorator gumdrops. or jelly beans can be used to spell ¢ out “Happy Birthday." .°

With 0) in Kelowna, Mr. Cottle is a mem- ber of the B.C. team of invest- ment dealers on loan from their firms to help ‘organize the pay- roll savings plan in plants. fact- ories. mills and businesses.

Last year B.C.‘ payroll buy- ing hit $16 million through 48,- 000 purchasers j in 439 establish- ments.

The new. bond, dated No. a7

are quite versa- tile for adding’ color and: can also be used .as candle holders. Insert the candle in the gum- drop and arrange on the iced cake,

Small home tape recorders are now becoming _ relatively common. If you do own one. be sure to turn it.on during the more important part of -your child’s party. ‘We did this‘on ‘one f} occasion’ afew ‘years, ago’ and the tape has become*one of our

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weekend visitors to Renata “and gave members. a report on the meeting held with Water Re- sources Minister Ray Williston. More. new’ members joined the ALPOPO. i

it] the regular. day, by, the. visiting

:) been gathered.

King] at least 100 pounds of: minca

and the Yukon’ ee sae Reports of the various stand- ing committees wera tet given, It was’ noted. that the Butler. Rest, Home had. been visited on

committee.

Mrs. Heslo read ‘a letter from the Unitarian Service Com- mittee, regarding, the ‘shipment of, misston articles that had been, sent and’ plans were made. to send another ‘shipment: of used clothing as scon as enough had

were. then made and

velties and. for. mincemeat will be, taken, Mrs. H..Evans offered | ‘to receive the orders’ for’ the Taincemeat and Mrs..0. Suther- land, agreed to, convene a bake table for this event.

Mrs; A. H. “Anderson and Mrs, Carter. volunteered:to serve as general. convenors: for. the mincemeat making project again. this year. It was decided to make

meat and fina] arrangements for the: making of. it will be made’ at the regular ‘in -Nov-

In Ca M §, Wedr esd , Fridays, Standard’ and*: matic "Transmissions ; “For. Information "630° Ue sone Seek

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ember. All members were ask- ed to donate"some clean Jars for packing'the mincemeat.

Birthday greetings were ex: tended to:several members of the. Association and ‘then’ Mrs, Carter, on; behalf of the mem- the .Women’s : Associa- tion presented. Mrs. J. H. Por- ter, with ‘a’ farewell \ gift and wished: her health and happiness in her: new home. in: Le

“get-well’. card ‘from the meeting was sent to Mrs. George’ Miller; who is.recuperating from an illness. and: is staying with her daughter in. Trail.

At the close of the meet- ing refreshments were served by. hostesses Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.

‘arter,- Mrs, .G: Thorp and Mrs.

R.:/Waldie. assisted by Mrs.: H.

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EVERYONE. WELCOME

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iv.) bush. rk i was rescued within 15 minute:

me meeting’ you in the | woot Yours, Veteran’ Hunter.”

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take the tediim. oot tl ‘| about in a swamp: with: a y musket,

ther 'fellaw.: "Bo Watn’ to! opers tet cateh, ‘hn seated e

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failed; 8 fire,

Taine By my term for arson, this mont! and am looking forwari

in, |,and a report

Enderby, pe

‘ Asherote: |

all ver ast Tatiana Tabatovie iu n | is reproc :

"Never “mix: gun- powder with alcohol.” Ever. foste Alea Ven ane Feason for. that i le

which says,

2 in a tree. He’ may. bee x fectly; good od rgaeon fol : rehin;

Perkins and Miss; Lily Perkins. ;

To SUPPORT. DISTRICT WELFARE. “AND RECREATIONAL ‘NEEDS PLEDGE, ‘ONE. HOUR'S PAY PER: ‘MONTH OR eve ONE DAY'S PAY PER YEAR

" BLITZ STARTS FRIDAY, OCT. 22.

g. on’.them. of |: course, ‘it ‘is considered danger? EG

y o ¥ dog ‘gor after. the’ duc! have no - dog, ‘forget

us: to, shoot at’ farmers. They Ef amas habit: of shoo

inerving rtsmen to''see: you through. the: reeds, with a duck in y

ots into him. ‘you. hear’ something: that /-. 2 cough ies pro-

: ou 3 ‘to chd tenor di ially! . pe oe of -features: that thi tial ite well jlanned: housi pate nfortanatelis cannct

abeeatin raat

designer. considers:

tal ‘Of $179.17; her husban

. | traffic patrol, not Iose:any of his o

c ‘i By gonaving. the rere is an important exam the Ing children.

of i 's¢! ji o, STORMUD. ii the «.juntor™

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“VAIL benefits ui \4 the Plan will’ intain their ¥;

pith eet benefi ance will

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han those