“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 781, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

June is considered the month
weddings and if y
pver shared in the Preparation
of one, big or small, it is qu ite
an experience.

pense which can be kept to a
cela if guests take note of

the RSVP (respondez s'il uous
plait, being French for please| ¢;

)

It is interesting to note that
it is now acceptable to enclose
with the invitation printed, self-
addressed envelopes 3 ensure a

been able to make it just right,
I have come into a detailed re-
cipe which I feel will be the an-
swer for others, who like my-
self, needed a few more details,
To make good borstch, the
cream and butter should not be
substituted with something
cheaper such as canned milk or
margarine. Give it an honest
Maren without, eutting corners,
it three quarts of water

to pail in a large | kettle. Add half
cup canned tomatoes. When wat-
r is boiling, drop in five or six
lum sized potatoes peeled

ind cut in halves, Chop two large
carrots, cut fine and add. Add
half of a small peeled beet. Salt
to taste enters adding one small,

reply,
Of counting heads.
i. Itisjusta part of our chang-

ing ways x ee

damp cloth causes a afore
drop in body temperature which
can prove fatal if they have no
er protection,

ts & Se
f one thing I enjoy immense-
1 dy is borstch, but have never

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While this is cooking, put
into a frying pan three table-
spoons butter. When melted,
add three quarter cup onion,
chopped fine. Let cook afew
minutes but do not let brown.

tomatoes
er with onion and

back of stove.
Into a seperate frying pan
put two to three ths. Butter to
melt. Add two cups shredded
cabbage and fry. Cook tender
but do not brown. Shred another
two cups of raw cabbage to add
later to the Bors! rath.

are tender

well then add
mix well

atoes, also remove the. beet and
discard it, Add.one and a half

When diced potat
tender, put the ta eae ne
e
to the a polling © but do not

to back of add.
mashed potatoe mixture and the

| butter to'a thick sauce. Set to|”

remove ‘hed to bo to bowl A Add two | Kin:

When you remove the pot | Seir

to| meeting, Mr. Mrs... Guido

two|convention at

ot iti boll) ce heat or ‘set
stove and the | Sta

269 Columbia Ave. :'? ftriew Vcaybage. Rion
Castl remaini
a ee eee the oniondomato salice, Add bait
(Home 365-6704) and a few shakes of black p
per. Stir well. Add one teanpoon
Tesh or dried dill,

Luther H. Hodges, right who
‘becomes president of Rotary In-
ternation on July 1, greeted and
briefed his ‘world team. of: of-

Rotary Internation-
Following fhe Lake Placid
went on to Botany international
Nice, » France,
where over 19,600 Rotarians and
eir wit dance.

tict governor Guido is one of
some 800. Rotarians and
a this year's as-] was

Born on a farm in Virginia,
Mr. Hodges graduated from the

Local Rotary Member
Attended Convention

in ¥
May. | Germany. He was elected gover-
nor of North Carolina 1954-61
8S, and served as U.S. Secretary of| 1

y| tary Club of Ci e} Bill and
ee bry hap a

Marshall Field in'1950 after 31
years of service, he was appoint-
ed chief of the industry division
of the U.S. Economic Coopera-

. New Bank of B.C,,

“[avites Share Buyars
The Bank of British Colm.

dla 1s undertaking one of :the|..
ry

largest mailings in B.C,’ |

in order to invite ‘all households
to participate in ‘the initial offer.
ing: of ‘8,000,000 shares of .capi-
tal ‘stock at $25 .'a''share,,"All
BC. newspapers will: carry ;ad-

vertising,

The’ offering, ‘totalling $75,-
sn Sa
a offering

elope.

‘The share offering was lun.
ched officially at a breakfast in
Hotel Vancouver for 700 invest-
ment men at 8 a.m. today,

Premier W. ‘A; O, Bennett,
who : originated: the: idea of a
Bank ‘of British Coliimbia, was
honored ppeaker, discussing the
future of the ‘B.C.

we stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for childegn

Prizes Given at Grand
Opening of BA Centre

“grand opening of Holdsworth and his wife

“Maddocks Shoe Store

| Weatherby Rifles

Left & Right, Hand Action
PISTOLS and REVOLVERS

SMITH AND WESSEN
BROWNING AND RUGER

SCOPES IN STOCK

Leupold. — Redfield — Weaverer

AND MOUNTS

The
Frank's BA Centre, hailed as
“the most modern service ata
tion in the Kootenays,” takes
Pingo this 2 this Friday: and Saturday.

8
ervice station u]
etl mn ently“. namied *rookie-of-
year ‘for Air Cadet ft Squaaron sai
hile
most value phos player on woten min-
‘or league hockey team this past

‘War.
). Mr..Holdsworth came to this | Castlegar Rotary Club, Autonio:
area as West district | ti and

The ade
oom located 7 the’ a highway of tis
\d< and: way: No.
next to the Gut Rate Groceteria, |W
ani mangg by
Frank Holdsworth,’ there will be

the opening as wel as free
coffee and docuts,

Mr,
Bleanor live in’ Woodland a. Park | Li

for the
uid Air Co. Ewo oe ago.
Prior to. co ito, Castle
comany’ 19 aoe in Cran-
com} years

and is-a'member of the

Born and. raised. in Kimber-

= the A
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Este
claswortit ds’ very

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proud of his new service station
andis confident of the future of
Kinnaird: “It's a beautiful village

id will be i act eeparensive

Scopes i stalled by p: ; tA

x Z } ie of
Norm’s Sport Shop
300 Baker St. NELSON, B.C. Ph. 352-2015
Open Mondays from 9 a.m. to 5.80 p.m...

: The office: will serve as a
‘public enquiry senire during the
share ‘off will receive
telephone enguirles at 688-8494,
of the bank have

tion A

n|more than 15° speaking engage-

ments throughout B.C. di rd
the period of the offering. |

The objectives of the Bank
British Cs H

under

Kennedy and Johnson. :
Rotary’s president - elect
Hodges has been a Rotarian since
thas id -Ro!

He ib. a near ar eRe:

rmer member and past ‘presi-
Senta of the Rotary, Clubs ‘of
Le: orth Carolina

ist- dad the Rowey Chak eee ee pr

City.. His election as president of
Ro! (International for 1967-63

umanimous at ‘the 1966 Ro-
tary convention ela in Denver,
Colorado.

mid
businessmen ‘and. to develop the
faciliti T-

eign’ trade, with th: particular’ foe
phasis to the Pacific el

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‘MINOR BASEBALL

In Castlegar-Robson
and, Kinnaird

ar

+ Castlegar juniors split.a
pair with Trail ins 11 in base-

of Rosa, who also led
in: hitting with two for * ehree,
one being a double,
For Castlegar, Gene Shutek| 5
Denis" Chernenkoff

town’ he note:

%

in‘ the ‘seventh and walked two.
The second game was a

‘3. Marie Hirtle and Mrs.
shut-out for Gene Shutek when Edith eee alg gave a a report, of the
on:

Castlegar beat Trail 1-0. Shutek

é struck out 16 batters and walk-|in Penticton early in June, at the
ed only one. He also won his|dinner meeting and gockat Bela

own game by hitting a double, |in. the home
sondieg home Don Stoochnoff, | Howard Anderson, Kinnaird.

wlio Had singled for the only run

ini was the losing pit-

king out six and walk- | ™

Sanders gota triple to
Trail batters.

struck out one and walked fro.
ick: Fullerton relieved) Carlson

a
wit be on at iy "Fae Eran. | £08 which ‘Soroptimiam stands.
brook visits here.

-by" Mrs.
FeSO Ae RERUN, faved. ‘Mise Patt. MeLeod,. the
new president, re pocelved the gav-
t duty. breaent

1 and as her firs’
ed. *Mrs, ‘Denneus, with: a
President's ‘pin...

will be held in

For Now Mi stor

‘The United Chureh Worien

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tallation of the new.

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The women’s association of
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Discussing business of the 2 as-
sociation Mrs, R. Waldie report-

ed the and social suc-
ess Of the recent coffee party
held jan the church hall.
e mission committee re-
ported ‘another busy month.

A. third quilt for the Uni-|.--

tarian Service Committee will be
-.} completed after one more week
bee.-More used clothes are being
packed by this very busy

Welfare industries in Vancouv-
er and some for overseas relief.

The resignation of the vice
president, Mrs..F. Patterson was |:
accepted with regret by the
meeting. Mrs. J. Heslop consent-
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