CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, August 5, 1954

“Souo belongs at’ dinner. In

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

borscht, * corned beck,
carrots, aun

menu:

the chef.

“For hot days, a cold soup fs

perfect; if the thermometer

drops, a hot soup !s in order.”
To Stow Down

“Right you are, chef.”

“Many persons make the mis-
take of diving Into a hearty moal
while they are hot and harried.
Sipping soup slows them down,
and helps digestionu of the sub-
stantial ‘foods tha: follow.

“When: it com>s to making
soup, madame. | am especially
enthusiastic about the canned
variety, [t ls the prdetical way
to make consomme of'madrilene
for hot or cold jellied use, Sev-
eral canned cream! style
may be beaten with milk. by. hand
or in a iquifier to serve cold.
little special seascning should be
added to personalize, such as

- curry powder te canned chicken

soup, mint to per soup: or tar-

Tagon to cream of celery.”
Cream Garnish |

"If calories sre not being
counted, float a little sour or
whipped sweet cream on top and
dust with paprika foz color.”

“To slow down the unpleasant
hahit. of fast e:

soups | in

ap SD

The -

District's Social Events .

Phone

Cold Borscht “Sour Cream
Canned Corned Beef Dinner
Potatoes Carrots . Cabbage
Fruit Compote Sundaes -
Hot or Ined Coffee or Tea Milk

Recipes Make ‘4 to .6- Servings

Canned Corned’ Beef \Dinner:
Place crack’
cooker; or, If you'de not-have a
pr -ssure-cooker, put a rack in a
kettle. -Pour.in botline water to
the top of the rack. Open”™2
12-02.) cans Somer, beef and
place on the r:

Surround wath "1 can drained’
white potatoés,-and 1 (-lb. éan
carrots; or use ‘fresh. carrots cut+
Strips, Top with wedges of
Sell washed. L crisp ereen ¢ eabbare

Cover ond team 20-25.m:

To serve, put the meat in the
centre of a large platter and
slice with a very sharp. knife.
Top with sauteed chopped green
pepper. Surround with the vege-
tables: pass mustard and horse-
radish,

redd is 'traditionatly
served wii this-dinner or use
canned Boston brown bread,

Frat Compote Aare lake

ting.
to nibble should. be” be ‘passed with
the soup." madame, such as
Melba toast, bread sticks, rye or
cheese crackers, and plenty of
carrot, celery or cucumber sticks:
“Sor relish, pass chilled ‘can-
acct olives or pickles.”
The following canned foods
1a-sy be used in preparing. this:

up 1 pkg. cherry latin.
using only 34 e. water. ad the

frult compote. and transfer to
sherbet glasses. Chill 2-hr., or
until firm.

TRICK OF THE cir
with

Garnish cold borscht
minced: scallions. ?

All Measorements Are Level. - .-

in the pressures.

contents of 1 buffet ean or 1c. -

Castlegar Happenings

Mr, and Mrs,
IC. Atkinson o! Hillcrest, Alta.,
returned home: Saturday, after
holidaying at the home oftheir
son and daughter-in-law,
and Mrs. Les eae

'| eROM DUNCAN — Mr. and Mrs.

3. Sutherland of Duncan, B.C.

holidayed recently: at the home

of Mr,.and Mrs. (Les Atkinson.
*

U.S. HOLIDAY — Mr, and Mrs,
Don Wallace, accompanied‘ by
Mrs. Ken Price and. daughter
Jean, motored to Radium -Hot|
Springs for the weekend... +

. _¢ oe

FROM VICTORIA — Mr. Law-
rence C, Markin of Victoria ‘is
spending a two weeks holiday
here, :

AT CHRISTINA LAKE — Mrs.
B. Dalton and boys are holiday-
ing at Christina Lake.

FROM. NORMAL SCHOOL —
Miss Molly Carlson returned
this week from Victoria where
she was attending Normal
School, Sh?

FROM THE COAST — Mrs. Fair.

BULLETIN BOARD -

oA Free Community Service — — Phone aaa

e Community Dally Vacation Bible School will be hela
Aug. 9th. to 20th. In Improvement Society Hall, Kin-
naird — Mon. thra Fri. 9 am. to 32-a.m, for Children

belie stoe

ics
Kinnaird — Community: Hall, Tuesday Sept! 3-2 sid nt

, Sept. 8, 2 pm.

— Mrs.

Brilliant — Mrs. Evang, Thursday, Sept. 9, 1 am.
Ootischenta — School, Thursday, Sept. 9,3 p.m.
Shoreacres — Mrs, Relbin, Friday, Sept. 10, 2. p.m.

D. pWidaitteta, PHN.

Cyril. Bell Agencies Lid.

Phone 344 1

Insurance Advisors.

* Castlegar

NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, B, A.‘PINCOTT

JOHNNY'S”

MEAT MARKET |

WE
OF GOVERNMENT
Late _ FORE = VEAL —

SELL ONLY TOF ‘GRADES
GRADED AND INSPECTED MEATS

LAMB — FRESH FISH

‘PHONE 2001 '

ther and son Allan, of New
Westminister, B.C., were week-
end visitors at the home of Mrs.
Fairweather’s son-in-law and
daughter, Mr..and Mrs. R. E.
Goulet.. Mrs. Goulet and Chil-

. dren ‘accompanied them back
to New Westminister for a holi-
day there. «

.

FROM YANG. — Mr. and Mrs.)
Dave Bosse of Vancouver spent
a two day stopover at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bosse,

_ While enroute to Edmonton.

e:-s- 2

FROM SASK. — Mr. and Mrs,
George Hopkins and daughter
.of Courval,, Saskatchewan, en-
route to New Westminister, paid
a weekend visit at the home of
Mr... Hopkins’ b

HOME AGAIN — W. H. Toogood
has returned from a short holi-
day at Christina Lake.

le

on" HOLIDAY: _ Mr, Burton

Campbell and. Regina Cainp-
at V:

naird was the scene of much
activity on Saturday, when
volunteer members spent ‘most
. of the day pouring cement. for
‘the basement, The W.A. and
other ladies of the group pre-
pared and served meals to the
ardent workers.

Deer Park: Lotals

FROM CALIFORNIA — Mr. and
Mrs, Waite, their three ‘sons
and Mr. Waite's three sons
of San Fransico, Califonia, are
at o i

bell are holid:

er and Kamloops, they flew to
the coast Saturday morning.

< a

ROTARY GUESTS — Paul Smith
of Trail’ and E. Eames, Music

. teacher at the Stanley Himph-
ries High School, were guests
at the weekly lunchon meeting
of the Castlegar Rotary Club.
Mr. Eames was guest speaker
telling the Club of the Gordon
School for boys in England,
where Mr,.'Eames was formerly
music teacher. ,

o + *

HOME FROM TRIP — Mr. and
Mrs, G. Hagen have returned
from a motor trip to. Vancouver
the Okanagan and USS. points.
On their return they were ac-
companied by Miss Pauline
Friesen of Langley Prairie who
is spending a short holiday at
the Hagen home.

e 2 6,

FROM NELSON — Mrs. A. E.
Murphy of Nelson, and her
visitors, Mrs, 'E. Sandy and
children, Douglas, Patty and
Janet, of Statler, Ata, were
visitors Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ander-
son,

eee,

WEEKEND TRIP — Mr. and Mrs.
G, W. Anderson, son Gordie and
Miss Doreen’ Pitts spent the
weekend at New Denver.

WINS $50 PAYNITE PRIZE -
Mrs. H. Hesketh of Castlegar

won: $50 at the Castle Theatre

Pay-Nite Wednesday evening.

The people whose names were
dnawn’ for first the $150 prize.
and then the $100 prize, were

-|present in. the theatre wherefore

the drawing was held for the'third
prize of $50.

. Names drawn for the first two
prizes were Mrs. D. Adshead: of
Robson and Mrs. Todd of Robson.

, at their
Park,
HOME TO U.S. — Mr. and Mrs.
W. Langman, daughter Burma
and Mrs, Langman, Sr., return-
ed to their home in Sweet Grass,
Montana, after spending a week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
G. Briggeman.

FROM NELSON — Mr. and Mrs.
W. -G. Leslie of Nelson were

home in Deer

the recent’ guests’ of Mr. and
Mrs, C, Williamson,

MANY TORS —- Among the
many visitofs:to Deer Park are
Mr. and Mrs. L. Schwartzen-
hauer and family, the Wilson
family, the Cleggs and Mr..and

. Mrs. Haukaas, all of Rossland,
who are spending the holidays
at their summer homes.

FROM OREGAN — Mr, Rupert
Jamieson of Rainier, Oregan,

_ Spent the past week at the home
of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, D.
D. Jamieson,

RECENT VISITORS — Miss B.
Conroy, PHN, and Mrs. U. Lone-
gren of Castlegar were recent

visitors to Deer Park and'Re-

nata.
HOME AGAIN — Mr. J. Gallo
has. returned to his home at

Howser, ‘B.C., ee}  phenallng a’

week prosp' in the hills
around Deer ate

FROM: CASTLEGAR .—. Mrs. na
Townsend, son George . and
daughter Sheila of Castlegpr.
were weekend. visitors to Deer
Park,

ELK DRIVE-IN

IN THE HEART OF CASTLEGAR
SHOW STARTS AT 8:45
:

Bob Hope

- LAST TIMES TO-DAY
- “ROAD TO BALI’. -

PLUS |

“DRUMS IN THE DEEP SOUTH?

Bing Crosby

Ray Milland

Bob Hope

_ FRIDAY and SATURDAY

“BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON” ©

PLUS ~~.

“SON OF PALEFACE” oe

Jane Russel”

AUG. 6-7

Forest Tucker

Roy Rogers

’ MONDAY and TUESDAY

The picture everyone has been talking’ about ~

» “THE MOOH ES BLUE”
ADULT’ ENTERTAINMENT ‘
Starring

and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E, A.
Lewis.

IN CHURCH

The United Church

- Sing and
Service oF Worship,
Robson
First and Third Sundays at
llam .:

St. Rita’ | Church

Sunday Masses :30 and 11 a.m,
Confessions - + Saturdays, 7:30 pm

hapel

Sits eee mm.

* Pentecostal
“Tabernacle _
First’ Avenue ‘and Juniper
a. _ Pennoyer and F. Clemo
‘a rorkers

:, Everyone Welcome! ° g

FROM CALS. GARY — Mr. Jack
‘Scott has returned from Cal-
gary. He motored there recent-
ly, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs, F, P. ‘Switzer following a
holiday at Robson by the latter.

AWAY ON Hotway — Master
David Adshead left yesterday
for Needles where he will spend
a three weeks vacation at the
home’ of his uncle; Mr. Herb-
ert Adshead. :

*

FROM ROSSLAND — Miss Patsy
Tench of Rossland and Mr. and
Mrs. Mickey Brennan and sop
of ‘rail, spent the weekend
with Mr.’ and Mrs. Paul Gav-
rilik who are spending he sum-

:mer at Robson. :

FROM GHICAGO — mrs, ‘Eaay :

Hilton-(nee Phyllis Humphries)

Vand little daughter - Nancy of
Chicago, Hil, are visiting Mrs
Hilton's parents, Mr. and Mts.
S.‘ Humphries: :

~ Kinnaird Comer

_ Fresh Eggs
LARGE

Prem
2 tins for .... 85c

Pork Chops -
‘Lb... 2.2... G20

BEEF:
FRESH MINCED -

Lb... 2.2045 386

. Community Bible
Centre _
Undenomuational
. Sunday: — Legion Hall
10:30 — Sunday School.
72022 nvening Service,
T F. E. Home

Field Tomatoes”
- FRESH

Lb. wseeeees 226

Leg Roast Ib. . 62c¢

4

" Gatsup
Bolile ....... 23

Pork and Veal.
; PATTIES | 2:
Lh, ......... 586

Balogna

Lbs. ese yeas 26

by 7:45 — Bible’ Study and prayer
* Frida:

7:00 — Young People’ S Meeting :

and Hobby Clags.

“Presbyterian Church
Services in the Churoh every
re Sunday at 11:15 am.
D. A.:MacKellar, ‘Minister

Full Gospel Assembly

Church’ Services every Sunday
* “afternoon, 2:30 p.m.

 Seinnalre, improvement Society

Rev. Paul Tad, Minister

Anglican: ‘Church:
Sunday, August $

Castlegar,’ 2, a.m exuaz
cgax,’ faim. ONLY

Robson, “1l) am." .
Kinnaird, 2:30 p.m. °. ~

SHORT HOLIDAY — Flight Sgt.
+E. R. Field from the R.C.A.E.

Station, Cold Lake Alta, ac-|-
companied. by his wife and|:

family spent a short holiday
with his sister and brother-in-
law Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Green.
, oe & tt
TO.GAMES + Mr. Alex Creight-
on and son -Barclay. have left
by motor for Vancouver where
they will take in ‘the BE. G.
+ Games. | '
ee if
DISTRICT. HOLIDAY. — Miss
Nonie Henke from the ‘Jubilee
: Hospital | at Victoria, is spend-
: ying her“ holidays with friends
‘and relatives'in Fruitvale and
Kinnaird, :
leg ses ‘
TWO WEEKES AWAY. — Mrs. R.
White and family are spending
a‘two weeks. vacation. at Chris”
tina’ Lake,

IN. OKANAGAN — Mr. and ‘bars,

ain Barnes, ‘and’family are holi-
\daying for two weeks with

friends. land relatives _ in” the]

Okanagan.
‘BASEMENT POURED — The

new Anglican Church. in Kin-

pee

Steve Chocran

PLUS

“HIGHWAY 301”

AUG. 9 - 10

. Magric McNamara j

Verginia Grey’

_. WEDNESDAY end THURSDAY. BS
Bi iE ST RANGER”

AUG, 11-12.

PLUS

EDMUND GWEN
BERT LANCASTER -

~. Kraft Dinner

- Gheese Whiz
1G oz. ...... 59¢

Tomato Juice
: HEINZ 20 bates e
Bie wes ecas SUC
* BREAD -

Riot eeen aie

2 for ...2... 296.|-:

“ Margarine .
“SOLO

Mono ‘Cup S$ .
‘FOR. HOME poet
Doz.

* Cooked Ham

“SLICED

Fri. = Sat.

. Fri, - Sat.

Thureday, August 5, 1

954

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C,

| Castle Theatre

AUGUST:
PROGRAM.

Like Smooth Running.

‘Play

Public Health

: Aug. 6-7

“Peter Pan”. «
: Plus on
“Bear Country” ©

Both in Glorious Technicolor
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Mon. - Tues. Aug. 9 - 10

“The

These are the opening lines of
an article’ by Miss B.. Conroy,
Public Health Nurse for School
District No. ‘Nine, in which she
pays tribute to the many or-

Steve Cochran Carol
“Shark River”. .
“They Eat ‘Em Alive in Shark:
River —
-No White Man Ever Crossed Tee
No Red Man Ever. Ventuered
‘Beyond It —
, Color by ‘Technicolor
Shows at 7 and.9 p.m,

: make, a=v

and indi: who.

Assisted By

Workers Behind The Scene’

ofa ‘Publie Health Worker is similar. to that
of an actor on stage insofar as a great deal of activity is carried on
+) behind the scenes. As in a smooth running play the “behind ‘the
| scenes” ‘workers ‘seldom. receive

recognition.”

pupils. “She has left her home
having rushed through her morn-
ing duties and leaving lunch pre-
pared for the family, This morn-
ing she will assist the youngsters
out. of and _into » their - clothing

by. leaving the nurse free to’

. y and inval
ble contributions |to the cause
of public health and the welfare
of their fellowmen.:  -

Giving typical examples of the
contributions of the “behind the

~. + | scenes” workers, she cites first the

voluteer at a Medical Health Of-

. Wed. - Thurs.

*: James Mason Walter Hampden

The Fabulous, ‘Authenticated ©
Story of the Highest-Paid Spy
: in the World's ‘History.

Shows at 7 and 9 ‘p.m.

Aug. 13--.14
Rock Hudson “ Piper’ Laurie
“The Golden Blade”

Color by Technicolor. -.
To Avenge His Father’s Death He
Stormed The Gates. of Bagdad

Shows at 7 and 9'p.m. |
Mon, - Tues. ‘Aug. 16 =-17
‘The Academy Award’ Winning

Picture
“Roman Holiday”
tarring | ~!
Hooke ‘Gregory Peck:
Shows at 7 and 9:10 Le a)

‘Wed. - Thurs,  -— AD
«(Shoot First”

~ Color by Technicolor
Shows at 7 and 9
Mon. - Tues. Aug. 23°- 2
‘See Paulette Goddard’ and. Gypsy.
Rose? Eee as a5 Volts Foniates

“Babes In’ In Bagdad”.
* . Color. by Technicolor” >".
Shows at.7 and 9 p.m,

Wed. - Thurs. Aug 25 - 26
Stanley Holloway George. Relph
‘Titfield Thunderkolt-

Color by, Technicolor
t's Funnier Than “Tight. Little
Island”

Shows at’ 7and: 9 p.m,

Plus :,
“Red Skelefon ina ‘movie wri ten.

in the Great: ‘Damion’ Runyon |}

Shows both evenings at.
6:30.and 9 p.m...”

Mon. - Tues.

a Teacher — -
She Goes. on the. Stage.

., Aug. 1L.- 12)

‘Aug. 30,- 34 |}
Her Father Wants Her To Be | |

ficer’s, of Grade One

Starlite
Right On’ The Trail-Castle-
‘gar Highway At Genelle,
“NOW SHOWING
‘No Holds Barred’
§ SWAB EEA
THE BOWERY BOYS AT
THEIR BEST IN WRESTL-
~ ING GAMES

y PEN ALSO Cr 3 2822
“Slaughter Trail’’
In’ Technicolor .
STARRING
BRIAN DONLEVY
Fei. --Sat. - Aug. 6 =.7
“Mark Of The.

.. Renegade”
“In Glorious Trucolor
* STARRING E
BAN

“|help ' the. doctor.”

Then ‘the volunteer, welghing

babies at a Child. Health Con-,

ference -or . Well ‘Baby Clinic.
“Nine times of ten she is a mem-
ber of: some club or lodge that
has made it their project to as-
sist at ‘baby clinics, Organizations
‘sich as the Pythian Sisters,
‘Women's Sor mists

Playoffs To Start
Monday In District .
Fastball League |

Playoffs in’ the Castlegar and
District Fastball-League are sche-
duled to start Monday evening at
Castlegar, W. (Brick) Saunders,
League secretary, advised. last
hight.

The first place team (Juniors);
will meet the last’ place club,
(either Kinnaird or Waldies); the
sécond place club will. meet the
fifth spot incumbent and’. the
third and fourth will playoff to-
gether in the semifinals, each of
which will be a best of three af-
fair. :

“The three winners of the semi-
finals will then engage in a
round-robin, double - knockout
deal for .the League champion-

a Although Juniorg have top-spot
clinched, the remainder of the
standings will depend on the
three games yet:to be played. A

and others tao numerous to men-
tion.”

Or “she is a friend or neighbor
of the nurse who has found .a
baby sitter for her own family

in order to sit with 20 children :

belonging to other niothers.”
Then: there is the .matter of

[{hall' rent for ‘clinics, “Here too

we have

from. May ©. 31, will
Jeave Ootischenia in sole’ posses-
sion of second place with Flyers
third. If Kiwanis wins however,
Flyers will be. second and Ootis-
chenia third.

win over Kiwanis in their gamel-

Cubs Upset 4-1 By

Trail Pontiacs :

Elsio Vanelli, the lanky lad

| who - established a’ record .for

strikeouts in a Trail and District
Fastball League game not so long
‘agp, led his ‘Trail Motors’ Ponti-
ac teari-mates to a 4-1 upset over
the | League leading Castlegar
Cubs at Butler Park in Trail Tues-

cay evening, pitched a two Ait

Vanelli pitched no hit. ball for
the first five innings but! relaxed
somewhat in ‘the sixth .when
singles by-Rocky Plotnikoff and
Bob Pitts resulted’ in Castlegar’s
lone run. *

Rocky Plotnikoft handled pitch-
ing chores for Cubs, giving up
five hits, and getting off to a
shaky start in the first by walk-
ing four batters to give Pontiacs
a 1-0 lead.

The game does not alter Cubs
first place position in the play-

offs. ,

LUBE - JOB .

Could You Use

WE ‘GIVE A FREE TICKET WITH EVERY OIL -
_ CHANGE AND AN. EXTRA TICKET. ‘WITH A

Kiwanis will finish
fourth but fifth and sixth’ can
change.. If Waldies lose « their
scheduled tilt with Juniors to-

quietly paying month after month
Because of the nature of the or-
Shhization, this fact is sdidom
made ‘public’. . . One

night, they will be only
a game in front of Kinnaird and

it will be necessary to ‘play. the
game between these two clubs

tion has been so generous that
they gladly offered to pay. ad-
ditional rent when it became nec-

that was
If Waldies win Friday, they will
have fifth spot clinched and: the

essary to hold a- second: clinic
each month.”

In another scene from the
Public Health drama, the .nurse
has been informed that'a Mobile
X-Ray Unit - is coming to * town.

“Or are to

Ds ting with Kinnaird
will rot be. necessary. :

the Soroptimists, a

women’s

the scenes.”
*T find I could: go on and on
citing i where

assist the nurse and the x-ray
technician. Before long these men
and women are working with
great: enthusiasm, canvassing for

RICARDO
z  C¥D CHARISSE
An: Adventure ~ Story. You
Cannot Miss

tisements, “tacking up posters,

hall rentals and | pumerous other

Mon. ~ Tues, Aug: | 9-10

A Sweeping Story Of The
_“s Gateway To Gold,
‘“ARRING
JOEL hcCREA
. i DECARLO
—~ MONDAY:

“FAMILY NITE”

AT THE
"* “STARLITE” -
: $1.00" CARFUL

such as

the Rotary Club, St. John’s Home’

Nursing Group, with no experi-
ence along these lines, doing-an.

excellent job, with the Legion on and

‘the; Improvement: Society. donat-
ing the halls.”: \;

adver-|

groups and individuals have as-

Health,” Miss Conroy concludes.

“T. hope I have covered: most of
the situations and offer my apolo-
gies,to any that may still be “be-
hind the scenes!”

: To those mentioned, Thankyou
for gour’ efforts. They are’ greatly
appreciated by all. May you con-
tinue, your work _MMphina the
scenes ‘

from July 19,|.f’

group, quietly working behind } ‘

sisted in the Business. of Public|\]:-

$25.00 For July Went To -
"PETE ZEBROFF, BLUEBERRY, B.C.
- “You May Be pak. In August 2a

‘For Carefree Summer

"You Can't: AF-FORD. To Run Your Car In A
Sluggish. Condition — Have at Toned Up

Driving:

TAKE YOUR FORD TOTHE |
Suey SALES ‘AND: SERVICE
8.A. PRODUCTS

When hall sental is again to be i dea

considered ‘for.a new service of-
fered to: assist “local . doctors -in
their work and provide smotupts
with’ an opportunity” learn
‘about themselves and fihed future
family, organizations again come

| to the rescue as is the casé when
a layette is needed for demonstra-]

tion purposes. “Another cage’ of

two organizations, one the Rotary
Club,, a man’s group, the other

J. LAZAREFE

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