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i CASTLE NEWS, Castlegan. Bitiin Gulembia

: : THURSDAY; SEPT. 6, 195151

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fields and goo).wate: Bamwad O'Brian” Pann

chutes drove the poor animals
One young bull,

nZy. made me drool, of course, tem: ch : 4
7 Into a {ronzy ately ta escape,  porarily, I've forgotten the small HD,  ) @uatlogan, B. A Mad HAVE YOU HAD TO WEAR: YOUR FALL /.
atchewa Coe = ay ee ‘
as dad nearly killed himenls by }eaping Tmalter, of Prepare June one - me ea epic eee © puptished: every. Thursday. “At\t . MG cou’ YET AE zi he du pL Sate pt git te St ate, oS rey
i t! -erushing foree an zg g a 7» Tae i ‘ rhe 3 . f ie oe. ;
OFFICIALS TRANSFER ELK thle of Retin adden ac, | Benen Sn c re e ae a wil'dand-c goed teu and preming - ¢ cmaactaen
: Once inside the truck, how- put in. the sandwiches, em sclk © The Cisco. Kid. fm * Ms : e gt the, et a i: sentria aie ee aoe eee
(ay B. J. WALTERS the far north. ‘This was the ever the elie became see ee jal geo renner ens “DARING Sieeeener: ele Hebi hes te Seattle aia ; i eineet I wik mrt good cleaning and DRCHBING | esi Ripe tet i ENE patients
iy Be y ‘ and suffered no e Hekchit “hi 3 H Sub ‘ ay x peat y ©" bad: r ri the egal
in Forest and Outdoors) first time the transfer of live BIg’ 1 onsite ride. A, 1Zhour , what, dwindled, : Dorotlty Lamour perryean By: carrier. 1Seuper tr % PHONE 4581 FOR: PICK UP SERVICE ‘Kats, . Tt: was’ ‘the’, final’ league
Of late, the lot of farmers game had even been fo Oy drive nt the to we: finally: diy arrive George Muntgomnry: month. Gihasified — advertising, ; Heer i! ' ee, /@ame ‘of.'the ‘scason,"and jas a
ys ba ete belt has been Be fielals termed iis experiment in thelr new destination, whiel. bap at fhe fee Eye a get “THE GIRL FROM) 1 ‘.\:, Siwords 350; Me billing chat y aes ats ‘good many of you feng ‘remem, with mE hg lave
een ner Their troubles be “big. game Management a suCeeas pened to be A cvered ee ae enew: tat lovely cool dlc MANHATTAN” piepley rate on Less etrit : a TE : SHEET “st ere ee Oe nolonerd be commissioners | or
1 and continue je exp the ; + 8OmMeunm@ must : el = s 1 Seats E ; SET ER oY ree
an org winter months. late last summer, At that time, Blanket ot pine. ee guns the wate oe likey pares Mon., ‘Taos: Sept. 17183 Best. Office: Department; Ottawaa i Mrs.::: Ruby ‘Macle an-Angus, ‘LRSM " these. a manager ot ene
On earl rosts struck, the first . three. 10-foot-high corrals, all @oors ts a ick Were ime in COLDEST) and as IT. gradually Doris Day,;,Gordon e ’ seein dacte 2 fete iad / , 4 a Hi
bl tea rains followed, put shaped like a figure’ “8” and | pound for the caver of the iurn blue and purple I am re “TEA , FAR. TWO!" Bonald Cnlema, Celeste:2Holaa Hy if MUSIC TEACHER : : *: Mitchel! and myself .were’ accus-
ting an end to all harvesting spaced 10 miles apart, were tol te and newfound free minded that this was my own aa zee ara ne we abdycenm ty \ ReaSRE aia | ahh bel etiaae ° ed of stealing the field from the
operations. ‘Then, to add salt rected in the Fort a In Sore: tay idea, so,I clench'‘my teeth’and Wed, Thum; Senha! SCHAMESH a GN, FOR CABS: AR’. i SUA AG s : Midgets. After a lot of, discuss-
as it were to already painful ae eee ipinter they Game officials: in Saskatche- get a few feet farther in. Bar THE DUDE. GOES. he i weal Thuns, Sept. 26207 STUDIO ROBSON Street ‘Yon it was supposed. to! of been ,
wounds ee others so orests Were baited with stacks of green wan have Indicated that hte ae ne es dian't aon Fri, Sats. Sept, 222 “Bnbert “Mitchum } i ae edt Broved {hat en mand rmyeelt
smoved in from nore ‘Automatic trips were vinelal game branch in nal ‘Abbotet und . Coatelfos | Behind J. Pedersen wore-tn the: tients “The eoram ss

alfalfa.
rigged up allowing heavy gates
to fall Into place, imprisoning
eik-which ventured in to sample
the alfalfa.

Game officials who thought

ucelded to eat, .or I should say
“have eaten,” and as I wistuly
Jook .through the empty: Iksmch
basket I. am comforted by: the
thought: af” being; "abik: to ‘sub-
tract.anathen'inch: fram. my waist ~~ >

tinue to trap and

until the frontier far,uads are
free of the troublesome beats.
Once back in their natural ha-
bitat, the elic will no jonger be
a. menace to farmers and will

fto ravage what crops the farm-
ers hoped to salvage this spring.
‘ The worst crop damage oc
curred in the rich farming dis-

“ABBOTT. AND. COSTELEQ:
MEET THE ‘INVISABLE: MAN”

. Mon, ‘Tues; Sept. 24:25"

Corne. game _ preserve, in east-

i Faith: Domergue.c
“WHERE DANGER LIVERS" }

: Pius
“CASINO: TO KOREA"

“the misunderstanding. and this:
«letter was to be put in\ the pa-
‘per, last:week, Apparently some

- GLASSES COMMENCE SEPT. 71h
still. be-

this ingenious scheme would be
an unqualified success had* not
counted on the  carftiness of
thelr game. The cagey elk, it
seemed, hed a mind of their own

Une.

be able to Increase entl.ely un ;
As: a matten of. fact I also,

molested by -man.

Members of tie game branch
claim this policy of conserva:
tion-management now in force

central Saskatchewan. The cun-

ning elk would come out at

night from the preserve in alarm:
rd to feed on

and stooked grain, The coming

the matter, They’ preferred Be : iscomforts

of winter didnot halt their visits on e will pay off in the lang ru from. a.\few; minor discomfo!

‘49 the grainfields. the erry grands choses °t Sides’ perpetuating the province's * like: sand In the sandwiches, and
‘Nevertheless, the days of the falfabalted comals. 10 P elk population, it will assure juke: warm’ pop, not to mention

this, though, 11 elk were captur-
ed this winter. Unfortunately,
four of these proud animals.of
the: wild died in vain attempts
to escape their high-walled pris-
ons before transfer could e
made.

sportsmen of future elk hunt- the: add wasp, sting; I stim -
ing seasons, And what big game = that picnics CAN be sun.

animals are more prized to the ———— .

crop-faiding elk were numbered.
‘The provincial game branch was
daking action to put an end to
their depredations.
Since early. Jast winter the
fame .branch has been trapping
She ‘wayward beasts in, corrals

hunter, today, than‘elk, the un-
disputed aristocrats of the wild.
ee

‘The last Stage of’ the experl-

; AFTERNOON ;
in the Fort a 1B Core Eee ton ment was ‘concluded late in
The ultimate object of this action Tent was coninns oe sseven REFECTIONS SEPTEMBER

was to send the captured ck elk were successfully transferred (by G, Colllpson

CARILSEN'S BUILDING: .
SUPPLY .

letter never reached the paper.

For'a good many of you fans
who were-at the park that eve-
ning and ‘wondered just what
was golng on I would lke. to
clear up a few facts, ‘

First of all, the midgets were
given ‘the ‘field:on ‘Tuesdays and
Thursdays. When the Kats en-
tered the-league in Trall we had
to settle ‘for Tuesday evenings
After

} = : 1. of the

aS - = : = eve that .we-are wrong for this
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DON’T FORGET

| Fall Fair

| sere a A for our. home games.
4H
i
fi

with the
* ers ‘about ‘this «we ‘were told
that we could have the fleld and
that arrangements would , be
made to have the Midgets play
their games earlier or else have
their.day ‘changed, this was nev-

Friday & Saturday SEPT. 7 & 8
EXHIBITS IN THE LEGION HALL

back to the tall timbers of the
“far north where they belonged.
'Shis March, the first transfer

Summer plenies can be fun.
In fact there is nothing quite:
like them. The anticipation. cam-

to a new, northern region. ‘Load:
ing them was an extremely tick-
lish task. .The frightened crea-

PROGRAM

was made. Seven elk were load-
from tures barked in- dismay. as the ly we get ‘the idem
ci > grees vee dot and en aking te NE oy alone right amac fp tae We aS SS ca
ed. 390 miles nortl da fer app the corrals. The tye of scrubbing the Kl! : ane Wy any isk Douglas,

floar, ar doing something equal-
ly uninteresting. Personally,
the at ane gets from
a nice clean shiny floor is, I
think rather disgusting, never “THE WM

ee thick jackpine forests of truck backing into’ the corral

Fil, Sat, Sept. 78,
Dona... GCennor *

Cabinet making

» Storm

| P : 4 ‘ SAVE WITH as we gi ly uise to —_—
Castle Theatre ituitess Se MS SS reer
LSeRET = Fp ie ; arent, muade into our, Cecil Parker and A, E. Mathews
FRIDAY & SATURDAY “CHILTERN HUNDREDS’
A’ LAUGH ‘HiT FCR -TRE FAIR
D:nald C’Co.iner ‘immy Durante,

picnic’ suddenly. pops

‘The thougat of green

mind.

6th in a series to bring you the facts about your Rospitsl Insurance plan,

THAT: ABOUT PRUVATE. BSP

one

INSURANCE PLANS?

4. ARTHUR RANK PRESENTS

Many people have asked, “Why don’t pri hospital i plans ope

GECILPARKER™ or "curser; cae : ;

, Private hospital insurance plans dono
B.C.H.LS. services for the same low premium. ent
Insurance, provision was made whereby any existing 9
providing it could give equal bene!
and as a result left the field. :

When comparisons aré made between B.C.HL1.S. and priv:
gotten that B.C.H.LS. covers everyone, an
festricted in services and in membership.
groups. In most cascs, private plang sele
‘they. will cover. x 2

d that p

“LANA MORRIS ' -@@

EAGLE-LION RELEASE

i : : tote
t-operate in B.C. beceuse they can nok mal
When the government. introduced RYosy’ :
nian could continue eperation
fits and coverage. Private, pluns. could nat do this

tm

tak

ate plans, it is efter for- z
iy were

‘Asa result, their benefits were limited tocertaia

ct the people they: will insure, awd Timit what

t the

of previ
i "

a

“For example, many private plans do not ‘insure i
‘* ailment, HOR insure snyen’, yer a gertain nee: ais:
Jarye numher of people. vate plans did a good J
go var enough. They. were not designed to meet the needs of the people of BY

people of B.C. needed.a Hospital I

faras they went, but they didn’t

plan, “Before BOHIS. ‘started in

The bs

i 3 his h |, Many, boap

LUMP LYTLE, 4949; nearly ne out of every three persons could not pay 218, hospr.. Fe acat had to*
were losing money and cities,’ municipalities and the provincial Sel cut to P: cakect

y . ‘pive.cash grants to keep, them in op . 2
fhe Seaple from high hospital bills, ‘and at the same ti

was the answer. B.C. citizens can now enjoy pr
*.. for acute care. t ‘ ae u ee . : :
Some.-people have said, “Give. the Hospital Insurance plan back
plane? wit ar na de

in the midst of the conditions: which’ m'

the overall situation in 1948, and they ’wouldn’t solve it ow.

, jent, but they didn’t go far enough to
to roreate plies weal: nagen a return to conditions aimilar to. those of 1948.

x 5 that B.C:HiI.S. premiums have ‘increa ed, but priv:
: tae thelr premiuias down in the face of rising hospital costs.
. and giving. similar coverage,
charged by B.C.H.1.S.

* iP E

“SISOPAVNITE WED.

AS EXCITINGLY |

ospital bills for acute cares: and th hospitals are now in a
uind-findneial bast! tise : ;

against large h
perate on .

f Next week, we.will discuss “What ‘abo

mae Lande eae na ; 5 ve se
B.C, HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICE—.
YOUR PROTECTION AGAINST LARGE HOSPIT.

“AWE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

“HON. DOUGLAS TURNBULL, Minister’:

me help the hospitals. B.G.H.
ion against large hosp

‘ ‘ : :
wat the different hospital public ward rates???

bills. -

to the private
before B.C.H.1.S. They operated
'C.HLLS: necessary. They didn’t salve
: Private plans were good
solve B.C.’s problems. To retura’ ;

plans could net have
Ifthey were still in operation
their.premiums. ‘would most likely be mote than those now

= B.G:H.LS. has accomplished its major objectives. People may now have Eerie i

= vient Hh ages. They;deal with your Hospital “Insurance plan— f BED
i a ty cars. thos alrthay paid over 40,000,000 for more than 000 hospital cases, and’ y ee
j J Froviding benefits for ds more cach month. , | ,,, rene

i

Sea u; for'prices =» Phon? 494%

-er looked after. On the evening
.of August 14th, one of the com-
-missioners had arranged a Mid-
.Zet .game to be played at five
thirty. This .commissioner had
.seen me a couple of days pre-

BABY SHOW QUEEN CROWNING
"PARADE AT 7 qm FRIDAY
vious to this! and, had asked sf

fee FIREWORKS Safurday night af 8 pm ; Jt was all right .with. the Kats

i and I told him then that it was

: C ARNIVAL ATTR ACTI ONS ‘all right just as long as we had

‘his .same

itelling his
ying to thelr

An

Why. did . the. ,
wait until our fourth and: final
me game to jump us?

~,commissioners? Are the ..Cas-
é;tlegar Kats an outlaw., team

_ Just one? After all It looks -as

if: there is only: one doing: any

work. Are the commissioners

fleld ‘that ‘evening. : .Both.,Ren\ going to fail in their:‘dutles’ to

ues? io
~: Hear and There

the} Midget and * Bantom: leag-

Sports Editor for.’.the\ Trail
‘Times, Eric Bishop has’ been: re-
“Meved of his job, Eric’:will pe
missed hy many people‘ for his
:Flelders Choice and ‘was widely.
+ read throughout the: Trail dis-
trict.

..-. Erie was also responsible for
putting fastball back on: the
map in ,Trail which Was’ a big
job.and.it was well done.

‘There will be a women's: fast-:

. ball tournament on Sunday. here
in .Castlegar with teams from
Nelson, Rossland,

Castlegar and possibly Ione, +
‘Wash,

f 1DA BAILEY ALLEN

‘While working in my kitchen ”
one day the Chef remarked, “Now
that food prices are sky high, one
must practice selectivity to beat
the, food budget... By. that I mean
‘care in‘selection, To that rib roast
you must say. ‘I do not want you
-at that high price. To think of you
gives me indigestion in the budget.”
Instead of you I will buy a nice
piece of stewing beef at less than -
half the cost and make a ragout
that I’ can cook without worrying
myself into a stomach-ache.’ . Re-
gard the pricés of fish today, madam,

sre ‘is a fresh salmon steak, too‘

ed us the field when ‘the time
‘eame. We don’t know why he
bothered to ask about the field
when he had no intentions of

the field’ by 6:30 or else we
jwrould have to default the game.
COME OHE (COME ALL
| J€5 Your

nal game in league play we will
never know, for{ that was our
‘most important game, it meant
,first place in league play —be-
tween us and Fidelity Life. The
Fidelity:‘team finally did win by
a score of 17 to'15, but we feel:
: sure ‘that-,if. we had not. been
made’ to: féel': that:.we were not’
wanted our: girls. and the ‘coach:

+. would of had more ‘heart in the:
game and possibly. come away
with first place.

ag

WEAR A PLAID SHIRT FOR ‘THE FAIR

: : of the: Midget :cpaches’ stated
that Rennie and myself.were a.
couple of new guys:in town ‘and
that. we were trying ’;to :run.

-Make Martin’s Clothing Your Headquarters .
oe During the Fair othe johs that we. were asked
Shee aie - to do by the commissioners : at

g 2 the. beginning of the season or

‘Buy where your dolla. 272: We. Supposed: to quit “halt

‘way, through the’ season.” This
same.coach and his boys sat in.
the stands and booed théir own
home town, girls, that is what I
call a poor. show. I’m sure that |
the ‘Midget league was not form-
ed. to- teach. boys to be poor
sports, One: thing I am sure of
‘and that is that it is the first!
time I have ever heard of a

“buys ‘dollar value.

The Canadian. Bank of. Commerce wishes to an-

hounce. that it, will open a Branch Office inthe

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Village ‘of Castlegar in the year future. Date of

opening to be announced later.

‘Another ‘remark. made “by nea oS

things. It iS:a crime: for ‘us. to»

* mixtura,
vg i

for ‘ordinary consump-
n. On the other hand we have

patock filets, very inexpensive

‘and good for you. Found in north-

€2a_ waters it resembles cod.

“It is large, and good for roasting

with a creole or herb sauce. Or

and baked.
“The: point of interest {s the
,Glfference of 49 cents per- pound
between the salmon steaks and pol-
Jock fillets, Even with today's prices
‘you can meet your food budget, if
you practice ‘selectivity’ and refuse
to buy. by “whim.” =
Temorrow’s Dinner
Grapefruit Juice

\ Blueberry, Slump’ °°"!

Hot or Iced Coffee ‘or Tca Milk. 5,
‘All ‘measurements “are level; tec-~

_ ipes serve four, ts

* STUFFED FILLETS OF POLLOCK °

: ‘OR OCEAN PERCH ‘
‘Order ‘2- fillets’ of Yollock or
‘ocean perch, about 1% pounds.
Brush with salad: oil and dust wil!
_ salt and pepper. Place 1 fillet in a
oiled ;shallow + pan.-- Spread’ with
omato stuffing and fit-on the sec-"
‘ond filet. Erke in a modérate
oven, 250 F., about 35 minutes, or *
until the fish flakes and the tep
rowns. Paste twice with tometo
fee, -

Tcmato Stuffing: Meit 2 table-
‘spcons’ bacon or sausage fat. Add
2.cups soft white bread crumis, and
sdute light brown. Add3¢ tearpoon
gratzd onion, 4% teaspoon celery
seed, 1 tablespoon minced’ parsley,
24 teaspoon salt, % teaspoon pepper.
and 24 cup canned or stewed to-
matoer. Saute 3 minutes,

Ba {BLUEBERRY SLUMP”

Into. a 2 quart-sized sauce pan put
2 cups fresh blueberries or a pee
berries, 1 cup: sugar and.2 cup het
water. Simmer 10 minutes, or until
the berries soften. .Meantime,- put
together ‘acorn meal

4 utes, Serve warm,
ning the tridt over the dump-
‘use crear if desired.

PtCns

6 kind), %&
ety Best { minute
tor

wT Ee
boys tte ‘goi)
home} ‘crying angthers'<
that” the) girls kicked ‘them off ;*
the fleld, If there is anyoné who
ean answer these. few questions
“Rennie and yours; truly would
be pleased to hefr from ‘you,
commissioners

t Why,
git that the Kats have never
Weveived- the grant from - the

without 4 home? Have’ we’ got’.

After. three « years’ of: being’

Kinnaird, ;

a plete with casing. —

KERR’

New :shipments:of the Latest

., STILL COMING IN...

Fail Fashions in Costume Jewelry ... arriving daily

Call and make your selection for Christmas early

while the stock is good.

CASTLE Puzzle

‘ACROSS. . -Z/DOWN) 15. Cook, asan}

OWN,
| & Heavenly ‘Weep - egg, in
te body) convule, . water
}& Sunk fone, 'stvely../ 16. Harmonize!
{,, (Eng). 2, Rubbish 19. More =
+ {@. Calendarof 3. Mine dexterous, i }
\s feast = @ntrance . 20. Merrily +t
“« (vary
22, Undivided

(7. Negati

' Ty PS 1+ Om
instrument * 7 10.
24. Sphere of «.
action <7. 0 ta.

wax
-. °, 28.Humble {

20, Elevates, {
train ot

(shortened)
30. Feminine A4.

Gon AL 3) ry
33. Stimulation ' 38 [3+ 35

Lena PLUMBING AND HEATING eels
- “We. are now.agents: for the ‘Popular “Gilson”
Furnace and:you may have your’choice of many types:
and sizes on our.floor .. . Models for Gil, Sawdust or

. Coal’. . Forced Heat-Air Conditioning ‘Units. Std. 18” :

- all'steel ‘complete with: casing. Std. 20”. all steel:com-: \

se ALL, PRICES INCLUDE DELIVERY.
Drop.in and see our display Paes

a a a ea aaa aa a :
Opening September 7th °° °° -
LAKESIDE HOBBY CENTRE -
Formerly _
(Trail Hobby Centre) -

We carry a complete ‘range of Handicrafts:
s : : for young and’ old =: : ie
A FULLY EQUIPPED RADIO SERVICE AND

RECORD DEPT, 5 2 ee:

eet Weed at Ba 2
You are cordially invited to come in-and look around.
Situated between. Castl Theatre and Co-op ‘Garage
on the opposite. side of the street

a New Business ae
Opens its

Carl Rolph, former ‘awner of
Carl’s Radio Service and Trail
Hobby Centre’ in Trail will- oper.
his’ Lakeside’ Hobby Centre here. ~'*

Mr. Rolph ‘recently. purchased
the. building and business “from
_H-H,. Horne .and.Awill continue
with radio service and include
the hobby supplies, He has been
in’ the: radio repair business ‘or

_ ee years. 5 5