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CASTLE NEWS,

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Castlegar, B.C.

1. ‘Thursday, April 16, 1953

{953 Castlegar’ and District Fall Fair
Supplementary Prize List
SECTION G
Needlework, Embroidery, Knitting ;
First Prize — $1.25 Second Prize — 75c

Class

Knitted. Diamond Socks, 1 pair,

Knitted Plain Socks, } re

Knitted Fancy Socks, 1 pair.

Kyitted Mitts, 1 Lae

Knitted Gloves, 1

Knitting Sweater, Stocking ck:

weater, Fancy cl)

aay aihes Knitted Article, Wool, not for babies.
Any other Knitted Article, Cotton, not for babies.
Baby's Knitted Jacket, Bonnet, Bootees, Wool,

Any other Knizjed Article, Wool, for babies.
Embroidered Bureau Scarf or Buffet Set,
Embroidered Piilow Slip.

Embroidered Luncheon Cloth,

Cutwork Embroidery.

Hemstitching, any article.

Colored Embroidery.

White Embroidery.

Tatting, ‘Handkerchief Edging.

Tatting, any ‘other ‘Variety.

Crochet Wert carton:

et Wor! ‘oo!

areas woe from a. flour sack, ‘as wearing apparel.
Article made from & flour.sack other than wearing apparel. .
Darn‘on a Worn Hose.

Cotton Apron, any style,

Cotton Dress, lady’s or child’s.

Stuted Son t any warlehys ai Sinertes i
Stuft ‘oy for-c! . : é
4 . Variety, lst~prize $1.50;-2nd prize $1.00.

aiGin, Ist ¥ 00; 2nd prize. $1 00.
ize-$2.00; 2nd prize $1.00. ,

aang ‘prize $1.00.

Limited for the best
that has been
3) Pith: Yarns. Bands from all Mon-
arch Yarns used must be displayed with exhibit..Cash Prize =

$20.00,

auseeane O ntstere fate i

Kinnairdilmprovement Society Hall
FRIDAY, APRIL (Ts
Music by Serenaders
Dancing 9—¥ “*

~ BULLDOZER
CONTRACTING

that had me worried for.a while.

Random

Reveries

By Vic Misutka

. Someday I'm going to write a
book,

It'll be a “wow” for sure, T've
been worrying for some time

what I'll write the book about
but I see now that that's

‘Well — Say Something

Driving through the Ozarks, a
businessman and his wife stopped
at a mountaincer’s cabin for
some water. To make conversa-
tion with the toothless native on
the porch, the city man observed
“it's pretty lonesome around
here.” :
The mountaineer spat tobacco
juice, shifted his corneeb pipe
and announced:

“Solitude is a state of mind
which

to worry about. No matter what
I write about, even if I say
nothing, this tome of‘mine can’t
miss being a best seller. 3
You see, I’ve hit upon the sec-
ret of writing success. I'm going
to put lots of real down-to-earth

r
tendencies and inoculates those
with hypersensitivity. However,
having been a victim of claustro-
phobia during my adolescence, 1
Hind habitation in the .environ-
ment of nature's wonders not
only serene and desirous but

in it,+ with

frequent descriptive references to
female anatomies and spiced with
juicy’ exerpts from “Tobacco
Road" and “Effective Living.” I
might even adapt portions of Kin-
sey's forthcoming report on what-
have-you and one or two works of
Steinbeck, Caldwell or Spillane.

Up till now I’ve had the sad il-
lusion that. to. write.:Mterature
that will sell, the author: should
have.a message of. universal sig-
nificance appealing. to men’s bet-
ter natures arid presenting. some,
conflict men of all ages have. had
to:‘resolve. I. thought, poor. be-
nighted literary ignoramus that 1
owasy'-+ that. novels ..and:other
works of fiction, should be real-
istic and: yet prompt man to a
better.life,.and should bé food for

animal nature. :

any..other earner of. daily bread,
must. produce. what there. is ‘a
market. for. And the market. is
overwhelmingly ‘for the sensa-
tional, the ultrarealistic and the
“risque”; After. all, it is not the
function of a writer to write what
the public should read but what
they want to read. If they want
to-read filth,.as the predominance
of it on news stands proves they
do, then the writer should write
filth, i

“Y see now that men like Shake-
speare, Dryden, Chesterton, By-
ron, Hugo, Conrad etce.‘etc. had
the wrong idea, But then how.
could they know better without’
the advantages of our enlight-
ened modern education? No won-
der so.many of them died penni-
less,

+ There. was another. little. point

I thought a writer should be able
to write well before he attempted
to .write a book. Therefore, I
thought I. could: perhaps never
write a book. Fortunately I’ve
seen the light in this matter too.
Oné doesn’t have to write well to
be.a writer, in these modern
times. As long as one can join
words together in some semb-

his. mind, not excitement of his | Victor

t
.<But now I’ve finally seen: “the 3
light. The writer of books’ like) Car

“Well why don’t you say some-
thing, you dumb cluck?” the

left in silence and driven a piece
down the road,

writer as long as he collects ‘his
royalties,

‘T'll be starting on my book any
day now. The only reason’ I
haven't started it yet is that. my
stock: of ‘swear words and bou-
doir situations is quite small but
I am rapidly bringing it} up to
date. So you can expect'to see my
little volume, ‘appropriately i
with daring p! on
the news'stands shortly. 2
I am hopeful the book’ may. per-
haps be, banned in Boston or the

wife asked after the couple had 2

: 7 nt ee os
HOLD SUCCESSFUL: TEA
BADEN POWELL CLUB.

The Baden Powell Club of Kin-
naird held a most-successful Eas- |
ter ‘Tea’ and Bake Sale in. the
Kinnaird Improvement, Society
Hall on Saturday.

and Mrs. a ‘Moll of: Kinnaird and
Mrs, J, Killough and Mrs.” Mac:
Cabe of Castlegar,

Guide Yvonne’ Mitchell: was tn”
charge of ‘the Fancy Work and
Parcel Post Table and Mrs, Olga

1 Cushner, sold tickets at the door,

we!

Mrs. Janet Brownlie and all ctl
the guides, taking turns two at’a
time,

over by Mrs, Ward and” Mrs,
Lundquist and ‘Guide serviteurs
were ‘Sharon’ White, Pat Lewis,
Margaret Tupper, Nancy Ander-
son, Jackie Watson, Marilyn Fox,
Shirley Hargrave, Anita Watson,

t Gail Sykora and Shirley Ward.

“Kitchen Convenor Mrs, Annie
Sykora was assisted by Belle
Gray, Miss M, Thompson, Mrs,

and ‘Mrs, Lil Calkin,

The bake‘ table was presided ;

+ When cy
Bitdie’Calkin, Miss Marlene Gur | °

from one floor

ication a that. 28,
The yond ar
@ wax

“?Pouring were Mrs. J. Bailard

“Siteracean lemcraoeone 0 Near

: NOTICE

DOG LI

ia legislature, Then my for-
ly assured. and
etire to Monte!

If you are not regi steted
to vote at the next Provincial | Election. .

CG

CENCES

Are Past Due ‘and Payable NOW
After April 30, 1953 the By-Law will be
Enforced

The Corporation’ of the Village. of. Castlegar,
D. Sentent ete i$
2 a

ae will not be able’

Registration on the Dominion or Munici pal,
voters lists does not mean that your name is on

Thursday, AprLIG I 053) ee

uo “AT yiend.

FOR SALE fanure for, your
+ Garden, Phone 3493." '-: “P7-12

FOR SALE — Grey. Baby Buy:
In excellent condition. Mrs, E
Rourke, Box 457, Castlegar,

FOR SALE —-'18 ft., three quar-
ter cabin cruiser. "6 hp, Grey

Cla wifieds

FOR REN’ Three room suit

at iene nd Seventh. Apply!

Box 373, Castlegar, P3-14

Wrong. Pruning “ruins trees,
‘You can now have fruit trees, etc.
pruned by an expert at reasonable
prices, For. Free Estimates on any,
small or large jobs, Phone 4568 or
write Box 576, Castl C3-14

motor. What offers, P.
. Deer Park, B.C, P3-14

NOTICE — CWL Card Party
for Ke Society, for Handi-

‘OR SALE — Residential Lots
50’x103', Apply. W. .W. 'Plotni-
koff, Box 9, Castlegar or Fhone

7.

FOR SALE — McLary “Escort”
coal and. wood range,2 years
old, Five tube Crosley table
model battery radio, Coleman

ron,
priced, Phone 3257, C:

capped Children in’ Parish Hall,
Friday, April-’17, beginning at
8:00 p.m, C1-15

2 De pe ee
-15| FOUND — Set of keys in front

of Maddocks Shoe Store. Own-
er may claim by paying for
this ad, C3-15

WAITRESS WANTED. — Apply].

Seto Cat le. i C1-36

'G. L. Smuin, P3-15

FOR SALE — One -Underwood
‘portable model, © typewriter.
Only a year old. Price $60. R.
Bechthold, Kinnaird. P3-15

| FOR SALE — Mana bicycle.

LOST’ — Between Castlegar and
Kinnaird railway crossing, one
sheet, three ply veneer, Finder
please’ notify C. J. Sahlstrom,

_ Blueberry Creek, B.C. P1-16

GET CASH for those unused and
‘ unwanted articles: Phone 2097,
C3-16

- Prie, Apply "Bara Kalesnikofé,
“Avenue,

NOTICE — GW. Card Party

Ve "'B3.16

FOR, SALE‘ —' Large, Goldfish.
. Suitable for outdoor . ponds,
“Allan O. Woodrow, Robson,

«Phone 3113, P1-16

FOR SALE — AMC Refrigerator.
Good condition. Apply W. Shk-
marek, Castlegar, Phone 4202.

P3-16

FOR SALE eS 146, Ford. Coupe, ex-

- cellent condition, radio, heater,

* spotlight, 25,000 ‘miles, No win-

» ter’ driving, Phone Holmes,

», 859R, Nelson or Kinnaird, 3092.

. 4-16

HOUSE FOR RENT. — New four

room and bath! Victor Quid-
+. ing, Blueberry Creek, B.C.
: P3-15

FOR RENT. In Kinnaird. New
+2 room -contained suite.
Close to everything. Write Box

, 576, Castlegar. . C3-15

WANTED TO BUY. — Chest of.
of ‘drawers, or ‘Dresser. Apply
Box 566, Castlegar.

FOR SALE -
_ Two. Adjoining.
LOTS

for K Society for Handi-
capped ‘Children in Parish Hall,
Friday, April 177 ‘beginning at
8:00 p.m. C1-18

NOTICE, — Ladies’ if

‘ongss ‘ vate
(2. Father NORA:
‘6. Run before

the wind , eats
hit-o. Sharp te
ting is oo
bar

20. Sond

solar, ‘ vided
(Eng. t ~ ot bas

10, Ha

ernails: or rolidiaco!

tate each finger a ‘a. circle tilt| lected in Victoria and Seattle for

érs and rotate ti
covered the oe ae Next, by
placing your hands on the sides| ;

BEOment, ro- Rags QM waste prper ik col.
U,., feel. a sensation. the menpfacture of. pulpy B.C.g
hange the sotiae oe your fing- first, pulp i at Port Alberni iy
M1 you have] 189:

Solution
On ‘Page 8

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“. (abbr)

of your head with fingertips al-
most touching and pressing the
palms of both hands firmly on the
sealp, bring” fingertips
until you force the scalp to bulge
slightly between your hands, You
may also stimulate the scalp by
dividing the hair. into small
strands and gently pulling up, on
each, lifting the scalp gently. fons
Dandruff

" For a small amount of dandruff,

K. A. Moriow
Orr
Suite 3 — Post Office Bldg.

Hours 9.a.m. to 5 p.m.
«MON, — WED. — SAT.

For ‘Appointments -
Moni-Wed.-Sat Phone 2581
Other Days Phone 3182

and regular shampoos will suffice |\, as -_ 7
to loosen arfa remove it, Excess-| —

» 40, Locality
41. Anartificlal

balt
42, City (Ve)
< Confronted

,|Sorb dandruff when the hair is

.| the solution and parting the hair

ive should be treated by

a dermatologist, and the state of
general health should be consi-
dered,

Aastringents such , as witch
hazel or. comimercial’ antiseptic
preparations may be used to ab-

Poet :

excessively. oily. This will.be dry-
ing to dry hair. Apply these pre-
parations by dipping cotton into| LIABILITY

‘ Accident — Sickness
in small sections, rub. into. the 27

scalp. Follow with scalp massage INSURANCE:

practice Sunday, April 19 at°2
o'clock at Kinnaird Park,” All in-
‘terested please attend. New pay
ers.welcome. ; :

"C. C.F. MEETING °
Thursday April, 16.

74:30 p.m,

Coronation Hall
Castlegar at ;

Mr. Simms of Nelson will. be bi
principal. speaker ee

EVERYONE WELCOME

FOR SALE
_ FRUIT TREES |

PEACHES $1.70

<: | themselves” into, legend and

Des A Wenan's World

By Mil Crittenden

Abright, glossy | head of hair! That's every woman’s dream, Since
time immemorial that ‘crowning glory” has been the’ symbol of
‘| beauty in women, It’s oné physical attribute that men have admired

.|in women since history began. Women with lovely] locks have woven

and even

and hi er PHONE 2921

Spred Se

“Sash — Door and Cabinet Making

“KOOTENAY BUILDERS
; id Suppliers

Castlegar Highway

of many
peoples. J

Gleaming hai j ‘ot merely a

Remember that your hair needs

beautiful feature ‘in’ itself; as a
frame for your features, it en-
hances the entire face, It can help
you‘appear taller or shorter, de-
pending - on whether: it: is-worn
high or low, close to the head, or
full around the face..It can hide
any -unbecoming forehead or cam-
ouiftage a:sloping neckline, Re-
of. quality, color, or

CHERRIES $2.25

abundance, the beauty of your

For Royal Ann, Bing, Lambert,
Deacon in 2 and 3 year old, z
10 iper cent Discount. .on Lots oy
10 ‘Trees, :

FRANK. BERGEN

~Knnaird, B.C. P2-16

hair: d ds greatly on how it is

worn. ‘Naturally you can do more

with the styling of strong, healthy |

hair thanwith stringy, dry, unre-

silient hair. Keeping your hair in

goo! condition, is ane key to hair
beauty. :

“Each 58" x90°
On Level Ground

of milling

in B.C. has made possible the

grading of logs for, their, best pos-
sible use.

, Between 85. percent and 90 per-

ory

OTe have Healthy hair you must
have a healthy body. Give your-,
self enough sleep; take proper’ ex},
ercise, and eat protein-high foods

such: as milk, ‘€ggs, cheese, liver to},

care. To have -hair that. is lively
and lustrous,::you_must give it|.
some Daily

SAVE WITE

cannot - be. -overstressed. Brush
your hair one-hundred strokes a
day, and do this with your head

hanging down to stimulate the
flow of blood tg the hair roots,
(Incidentally giving -your com-
plexion a top beauty treatment at | -
the same time.) The more’ you
brush your hair the deeper, and
more long-lasting "its :wave . will}
be. So don't be afraid of ruining
your set. Begin by brushing at the}.
hairline and ‘bring the brush’ up}:

hair; ‘under and forward through
your front hair. Remember to
giva each section of your hair its
share of good strong. strokes.
Select a hairbrush on which. the
bristle. surface is ,rounded and
make sure it has’ ’ Sturdy bristles

» UPS AS DANGEROUS “AS THE FURY
OF UE BLAST: FURNACE!

ahd ‘under through yoiir ‘back |’ Mi

Near’ High’ School.

APPLY” cént'of B.C.’s Kraft pulp industry.| have better hair. Your hair, like that are long enough. to reach

lance of loose order and master the Provincial Voters. List.

- Done the Way You Want lt -

For Any Bulldozer Job
Large or Small

SEE’

CARL. BRODMAN

‘Phone 2542:
Castlegar, B.C.”

beta

we
_ tat 3ne. PaaS

, | Magistrate. Taylor.

"A Teall yoiit Matovi

[achat apt
‘petal

the easy knack. of .spicy detail,
leaving little room for the ima-
gination, the book produced will
be bought by the masses. : +
The writer...no. longer has to
worry about what effect his writ-
ing will -have on those who read
it. No longer has he any concern

not the private lives he so inti-
/mately. describes and -portrays so
sensationally and. .alluringly, -in-
duce the impressionable masses
.to:give. way to .théir. baser.urges

lived, even if he does concentrate
on the lower strata, of humanity.
I£.that’s what.the people want to

A large ‘black, “Collie dog. a own-
ed by Peter’ Warkentin of Rena-
ta, was ordered destroyed,in Pro-
vineial Court here ‘Tuesday, after-
neon by” Stipendi

or responsibility in whether..or}

and adopt. similar private ‘lives. |_
4] After. all he describes. life as it is

that’s :no..concern! of the|.

Magistrate

locations:

Location
Castlegar
Kinnaird.
Trail
East Trail
West. Trail
‘Rossland

THE C

The reponsibill ity is YOURS.
you are Properly registered.

“LEFTNER'S STORE
LEWIS SERVICE STATION

THE PET SHOP, 1267 Bay ‘Avenue

THE GULCH LIGHT LUNCH.
076 ‘Rosslan

a@ Avenue

URT HOUSEr: -

“VILLAGE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE |
‘<Braltvale Locker Storage)

SER OF COMMERCE, OFFICE

have. »,, dog - destroyed’. within
three days.

‘| court the past week, Wil-

ting: a! pee “vehicle with-

«In: other cases in Castlegar 7

NO GENERAL

tote a charge atl

‘HOUSE To “HOUSE
ae BE UNDERTAKEN,

wa to’ see that

_ Registration : “Centres. will be opened; ; be- ;
tween April 16.and 27 inclusive, at the following

_ Hour.
, I2a.m. to6 p.m.
9 a.m. to-'9 p.m.
9 a.m..to:9 m. |

'STANDARD GROCERY, 1598 Fourth Avenue -

9-a.m, to 5 p.m.

12am.to6pm. :

CANVASS as To

- BOX 230%.
CASTLEGAR

| Operates: from: salvaged forest

waste, small and cull logs, arid

ings are in good shape.

the: filament, of an electric light through’ the hair to the scalp. .
bulb, glows when the inner work- Choose a brush with a handle

shipped, sawmill _tetmmines:

AR yy fit

that fits firmly and comfortably
uty

strokes long and smooth and ‘fol-
low them through to the tips of
your hair, Never treat your hair
to. rough, hard jabs with. the
brush. Treat hair gently Bnd ens.
joy the treatment. 3
‘Brushing is, important: to “set
‘up scalp functions if your hair-is

TO: THESE WORTHY “CAUSES”
ON. BEHALF OF THE MEMBERS —

The I. oO. _ E. Ee been authorized tocanvass .’
. Castleger.. for new members beginning April-20. ;

dry. Dry ‘hair is caused: by the
ste. condition . that..cause: dry
skin—tensions, paderwelehty un:

ity of the ofl Bits Brushing |

+] activates: the “scalp-and helps im-
:| prove a‘dry condition. ‘Brush: in

a good hair-and-scalp Oil. to help
. naturé, :

- Brushing. isa must for. oly.

natural «: oils:; y through the h
| When brashing an “oily head, cov-

of" cheesecloth, .brush’.a few
strokes, ‘then’'move' the. cheese-
a fresh section of.it can
pick, ip-the excess oil. ‘To relieve
the oiliness, rub the hair with cot
ton. saturated" with good quality

: be due partly to diet, so it

‘tbe’ wise-to cut down on
Breasy, ofly and rich foods... ;

Persons with : oily: hair often

feel-that brushing makes the hair

| oilier. ‘This is possibly true in that’

in: your hand, then make your},

too, because it: helps’, distribute)

er your brush with ‘a clean piece|: © ;

whitch-hazel. “An oily -condition! ~,

“Ann SHERIDAN + Jolin LUND = Aonatd DUFF

M3 “wih JAMES BEST LUANG HARRIGAN- EILEEN CROWE: face» OR SR
sl Si OD Nee

pulls: “atthe hair: follicles and’ yo}": -

brushing exercises the scalp and
increases “the; blood: supply ‘and |:
general - glandular: activity. How- |’
| ever,.what-is more likely is mer-
3] ely..the, oflclinging -close to- the
scalp is spread: jthrough the rest

oil is necessary for hair-and-scalp

S i health, and:more frequent:sha:
pooing. will: help ‘overcome:-the'in- |;
creased oiliness.that becomes ap-

parent. with brushing.

“| Scalp Massage : Stes

>) Massage? fg +
‘| healthy halr: Do it daily for best
;| Tesults or ag a ‘spécfat‘ treatment
atthe time ‘of your shampoo, To
.{ thassige the’ scalp, ‘place “your
-| thumbs close together at the back
of your head and-rest the ‘finger-
.| tips on the’ top of yoiir head, ‘Be-
ing’ careful not *to scratch or

| ofthe, hair. This: distribution .of |:

augiested for}? :;~

Clrnciod by JURRY HOPPER «wien by

aT a Bri THEATRE?

“St 50 "PAYNITE WED,

bruise your scalp with long fing- |.