Thursday, July 9, 1953.

Wile Preservers

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C. :

T's A Woman's World - tas hions Bride Elect Honored

By Mil. Crittenden AtSurprisé Shower

A charming surprise .shower
“Yes, my darling daughter, You may go near the water.” Scam- was held recently at the home of
per along the beach, sonk up the.summer sun, swim as much as you Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gallo, ‘in
like, But remember that sizzling summer days present special beauty honor of bride elect, Miss .Mar-
problems, ; lies Brodman, whose marriage to
Care of the hair can be a vexing problem in the summer months, Morris Waite of Castlegar takes
Is it possible to take your daily dip, expose yourself to the drying place on Saturday in St, Rita's
effects ofthe sun, and still have a sleek, gleaming head of hair? Church, Castlegar.
Some women manage to tame their unruly tresses, whatever the

The bride elect was presented role dish, frult ple or other dish
season, But it does call for special effort when your days are spent with a‘corsage of roses} whilelt will eateh any drippings
at the beach,

and a corsage of red. roses and argh you from having to cle
white carnations was also pre-|-_"- a
HOT OIL SHAMPOO
Hot oil soakings, to soften and

sented to her mother, Mrs, C.
Brodman,  - an
lubricate your hair, are really a
summer “must” when the hot

After several games had been

played and a dainty lunch served,
sun is drying out your hair. When
Mary Martin was playing in

Miss Brodmay was presented ||
with a flower bedecked basket,

“South Pacific” she had to sham-

nop her hair during every per-

laden to ovrflowing with a vari-
formance. That meant once and

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Thursday; ‘aly 9, f 953

* | he! News’ Classifieds

Help, Wanted
THREE GIRLS' BICYCLES, $25

There's’a bright future for go-
each, Box 505, Castlegar, Must|®#ead_ young men with Canada's
be sold quickly. + 3-28

First Bank. *
ink of Montreal
owns a eteeKs Weer. oe There. you will have opportunity
Cement’ foundation and floors for rapid promotion, interesting,
ing for house: Cheap for cash. varied’ work, ample security and
“Contact Steve clo Ernie Pratt, a good-salary. Increases are reg-
Thrums, B.C. x P3-28

ular in line with your progress.
Call at the local Branch or tele-
*3 USED GAS WASHERS AND|Phone 3041. : 5-25,
one McClary Countess Range. 7 "

Also one Air Compressor. oss YOUNG MEN.
1 : ply J. J. Bloodoff, Brilliant.| who are interested in banking as
‘+. Phone 4571, : 3-26]a career are invited to consult
the "of. the di

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NG EMCAITE A Thriftpass
"(FRIDAY and SATURDAY

Renata Women’s .Inst. :
Publish Gock Book

Do you like strawberries but
they give you hives? Would you
like to know how to make that
delicious thicken fricasee you've
heard so much about?

The answers to these and many
other cookery problems are con-
tained In a new cookbook just
published by the Renata Wo-
men's Institute, ‘

Containing over 160 tested re-
cipes contributed by the Insti-
tute members themselves, the at-
tractively bound booklet entitled
: y “Renata Community Cook Book
1953” contains direction on how
to make breads, cakes, cookies,
desserts, luncheon dishes, meats,
marmalades and jellies, pancakes,
pickles, pies and tarts, salads and

tw c ge
Legion: Chief Launches
son Pe ; a
Operation Vote Drive: |
“Tosvote’-is: more than, a:pri
lege; itis a duty,” sald Di
Lumsden of Wolfville; N.S.,
infon President of the Canadian
Legion, gs he announced the open-
ing of the Legion’s “Operation
Vote" campaign on Monday.

' Reveries
By Vic Misutka

There's a certain fellow I know
who never dreamed’ a repair job
of a oar horn souls ‘be so tiring. In sponsoring thi

le only wor! t - ;
tion for. an eur. He ‘hae get it campaign urging’ Canadians to
tod but it sure tied bli aut [some “ange semen uy
these as enmane itinee Canadian ‘Legion will encourage

net : all eligible voters to go to the
polls, on election day. 5 7

From the Legion's: Dominion
Headquarters at Ottawa, Instruc-
tions and‘ suggestions have gone
out to 2,000 Legion branches a-
eross Canada urging them to

num foll placed under
um foll place: ch

ately. Rinse with soapy, then
clean, warm water,

It’s important to have your
hair thoroughly brushed before
you wash it. Brush it profession
ally, bending forward with your
head hanging down. Start at the
scalp and tug right out to the
ends, using a rolling motion with

up 2
fy ig afew screws with
it. Yet the little chore left him
utterly exhausted for about two,
weeks, |

Qf ‘course the fact that he und-

r
than picking
nd ii

ety of gifts.
There were 23 guests present

coups: sometimes twice a day..In spite|the brush. Now tug with your ‘| Gia ccochostesses “were "Mrs,:.M:
One section of the book is de-| of this, her hair became thicker,| hands, too, a lock at 2 time a Gallo and: Mrs, Ross Defoe. | LIABILITY - “CHOICE RIVER VIEW LOTS,|Bank of Commerce. ertook the unsuccessful horn sur-, ™uster their forces for an all-out
Wiaee 16 household his ate shinier, healthier than ever be-| over the scalp, to bring up the he aca limestone quarry an Accident —- Sickness Limited number, $800.00, Ap-|Salarles are good and the pros-| ery at five o’tlock inthe morn- offensive against the enemies of
fore. A rich ing twice a J z : i i ply Guy : Guido, Lower’ Du-| pects of advancement a: -jing,. might have had somethi lemocracy.— th; x

gravy and how to keep milk from| week and an Olive Oil soak on} While working a rich lather of Europe -is natn English county || . INSURA NCE . mont, Kinnaird, ie P6-26| lent. : he excel: to do with it, especially since ie ference, y spathy. ond init
of Derbyshire. = hero hadn't had even a remote| Legion branches in all ten pro-

suds into your hair, use a-rotary
massage motion to stimulate: the
scaip. Rinsg throuoghly, prefer-
‘ably with a spray, Now. lather
again and rinse repeatedly until
your hair “squeaks”. If your hair
is.long or neavily oiled, you may
need a third lJathering.

SPECIAL RINSES :

‘You caw add a glint to your
hair with special rinses, The
vinegar rinse has always been
popular. You use four tablespoons
of vinegar to three glasses of
water, If this proves too drying,
use the juice of two lemons to
two glasses of water. For gray or

: sticking to the pan when bringing,
* + ‘It to a boil. .
The book is being sold by the
Institute as a community project.
Copies may be obtained from any
member. of the Renata Women’s
Institute. e

Sundays prevented her hair from
‘drying out.

“Make a hot of] treatment part
of your weekly beauty ritual and
your hair will remain soft and
silky al] summer long. Treat your
hair to.a hot oil steaming, pre-
ferably the night before your
shampoo, Here's how. you do it,
Heat some olive oil. then section
off your hair in inch-wide parts,
all over your head. Dip cotton
swabs in the oil and rub it into
every part of your scalp.

Now wrap your head in a warm
Turkish towel and let stand at
Jeast two hours,: Overnight is

vinees will hold special meétings,
distribute car stickers, contact
other community organizations,
keep local. daily and. weekly
i 's i and = ar-
sanity, let me tell you. that horn! range for radio. announcements
meant an. avail Jot to. him. it bad wherever possible, . :

een insta’ only a couple of| « i ;
days previous and its. new owner alse ip ren eigen ep Nie i ‘fame —
was immensely proud ‘of it. It]den, is in a finer : position to
gave a warm, musical, two toned/ spearhead a public service such
blast instead of the puny peep!as Operation Vote than the men
os H By the horn it replaced.! and women of the Legion,” He
.Even the garage mechanic had} pointed out: that: democracy can |.

agreed t'was a “super. duper”
horn, He told the proud owner be fully appreciated only if we

» FOR SALE -— New 4-room house.
Reasonably priced. Write Box
597, Castlegar. “> P3-26

Work.Wanted |

WORK WANTED’.
WIDOW WITH SON; HIGH
School, age, wants housekeep-,
ing“ or day work, Living in
Kinnaird. Apply Box 410, Cas-
tle News. P3-28

SECRETARIAL WORK. Apply
Box: 196, Castlegar. P3-28

Wi

TWO ACRES OF LAND IN

thought of going to sleep for the
preceding 22 hours. ous
But before you jump to any
rash conclusions. about this en-

—

RICHARD GREENE‘. =
‘e LEONORA AMAR iSite

——s,,
ines boca.
testes

FOR SALE — Rowboat, In good
condition. Mrs. M. Turik, Rob-
son, Phone 2061, C3-26

‘.SUNSHINE, ENGLISH PRAM
Blue. Color, Very -Good Condi-
tion. $20,. A.W. Read; Box.'429,
Cc. On Sub-
division, P3 27

5 ACRES OF HAY. CUT IT
yourself, Apply W. R, Camp-

C1-28

Chiffon, both silk and rayon
is having quite a good time this
season, for late afternoon wear
for jal and
Navy

Canadian production of peanut
butter in‘1952 reached ‘23,824,000
pounds. ‘ a

Bae

. t "
SEEN MERTEN ener

: d e
Hear them atthe Theatre

aie even better, When you take off| white hair, add a few drops of eran H . “ bel, Robson, Robson or vicinity. Apply Box} all he had't ij ge our obl 1s‘ as
M 0 T 0 R the towel, massage until the scalp | bluing to B quart of water Now Galsles nestled on ‘one shoulder LAKES! E HOBBY CENTRE COMPLETELY FINISHED Two|__ 23> Cast eas horn up aad ad Bites antes a free people. The Legion is en- |:
y is loose and tingling, to lift out|brush your hair dry. While. stil Z : wood Tite oe cecmted | Koda Ts" be laored - : 7 Then disaster struck, In the| scot ng to alert the C: H
slightly damp set in pia curls, i Announcement wee morning hours immediately |= pation whase ieee penne

from lot,. must be seen: to’ be
appreciated. Apply Box 409 or a :
E.. Arbuckle, 2nd: Ave near|., Will look ‘after. children by
high school." " p1-28|day or..week in. my.own home.
.Mrs, E. A,'Lampard, Phone 3682,

2 * P3-28

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Day: School Begins Sept. 8

the dandruff the oil has been
working on.

‘Now you're ready to shampo3
your hair, First, of course,you'll
wash all your combs and brushes
‘tho’ A tabl of bi-
carbonate of soda to a quart of
water will lift out dirt immedi-

following the Kinnaird Rose. Ball
our hero was..taking a friend
home.-and wanted to show the
friend what a swell horn the.car
had. But the horn . wouldn't. co-
operate. Pressing the horn but-
ton athousand and one ‘different
ways, failed to | that

indifferent to “their democratic
duties % .

| The Legion’s chief particularly
stressed the fact that the Cana-
dian Legion as an organization is
completely non-pplitical and non-
partisan. It, is, however, vitally

Different types of hair present
various problems. If your hair is
baby fine it will benefit by be-
ing cut short, so ‘that it's own
weight doesn’t drag it down.
When long, it tends to get lank
and siringy. Lots of brushing up

Kinnaird W.1. Hold

5th. Anniversary Meet
"On “Wednesday ‘of last week,
the Kinnaird Women’s Institute
held their fifth anniversary meet-

PROBLEMS

fire In Season

Save Time: -— FLY =

-“IWO:.BEDROOM APARTMENT

: trom’ the scalp gives it shine and) ine in the Kinnaird Improvement You can-save many hours — often days — ;

1 To US FO! erates red = body — a light’ permanent adds Society Hall. with 18 members when you FLY to your destination,’ wher \ vi Phone 3508, Kinnaird. -P3.27| Night School Begins Sept, 23! warm, musical, two toned blast ir in the of
BRING THEM TO US FOR Phot " Studio crispness. . and 12 visitors present to cele- ever it may be. Flying time from CASTLE- , 4. "ROOMED HOUSE NEAR: Gregg and Pitman -Shorthand| he had been so proud of In fact|,emocratic principles: ¢

PROMPT AND EFFECTIVE ad datas , Ht your. haic is bushy and t00/prate the occasion. GAR’to : : rie i Castle-Bar Ranch, M. Veregin. Office Reopens August 24. det eben ches Seer Rare oon = Only, slightly. more.than.75 per-

ere a ot curly. -our first step is to have fee ig f C10 27|Puny peeps. _ | : cent of eligible Canadian voters

SERVICE FINEST QUALITY ‘it thioned. You have to be esp-| 5, The president, Mrs. Mas Vancouver 2 hrs. 28.05 : _P1-28 | ——__ Which is why he deterinined to} marked thgir ballots in the last

, 37.00 3, BEDROOM _ APARTMENT. |For Trade tix'the thing .as soon. as possible| federal election, It is the aim of

the Canadian Legion to do all in
its power to-raise this ‘percentage
by: at ‘least 20 percent,

.. “Every citizen,” said Dr. Lums;
den,” should study electian issues

curefut in setting this type
of hair. Give tt pomades, brilian-
(| tine, to prevent kinking. Use oil
shampoos and lots of shaping,
brushing. Use wave'set when you

Seattle

Winnipeg
Honolulu Vi
" Let the Canadian Pacific Airlines agent help

which happened to. be as soon

* eciall
as he. got home. Armed with: a

SERVICE :

B. HUBER

Prayer.to open the meeting. Then, |’
following the reading of the min-
utes, and the treasurer’s report
ofa balance on hand of $249.75,
there were corfimittee reports.”

Shower, hot water heating. $30

mgnth including light and
‘water. Apply . Apartment B,
(upstairs) Community Hall,

79.10

196.05 FOR OUTBOARD MOTOR, ONE!

1929 Model A Coach. Maroon
color. Contact Steve, clo Ernie

WRIGHT'S fe et tene Aime
IN CHURCH

Y 3 “Box 522 do it'up in pin -curls.. - Att to “ -d 4 : ” :
AUT O. SERVICE. wo {BS oo reas P ps your‘hair is coarse and eo eee She ont patient in you, plan’ your entire trip. He will provide — ma a Bem | Eraty bards re and party attitudes; ‘assist in
MINNAIR! HB ci ee 2 wiry. Actually, this type is very ‘General Hospital, A|” complete throught; tket service"nd patter: FOUR ROOMED ‘HOUSE. AND] Darsonal! Se Tg paste g pape nape of aplecting. local candidates, get be» of
ae d manageable if it’s kept welll paper has also, been prepared by Where yon. want to. £0. 1 Phone 3011 for "Wath. Basement’ and furnace, ersonal'- H |: ‘The United Church’ “Jhing ‘the: party of his‘choice and mest
information a” ‘ Full: plumbing and heavy.wir- ? f: Canada yf yeten.. ae es sg

and is cut and shaped | the president on the activities of
“! “This

e only way, in which

— PP ly. Use a little pomade or| the Institute. during. the past Ras a7 > ing.On main highway in cen-
eS ae ~@ | brilliantine to soften it and brush | five years." q Cavsadian 177/ tre of Kinnaird. Apply Box 410, sega "Sunda: School: Canadians.as a whole can share| “ : :
On display, were 24 dresses, : prane-s eas : Castle News..." P1-28 mn: "Hyman Song ana| iD the’. ‘government, of our :

often to bring the natural ‘oi}7--
; Country; it the only, way. to pre-

JUST LOOK -

‘onable ¢are in handling. How-

socigl hour and Iynch followed.

'| of Which was inthis hand. At once

thé peaceful; atmosphere of early

; an: ) down to the ends. : :
€ we purchased from the Disabled War 3 = = : 3
[ " Casile ar ? HOME PERMANENTS _ _'-| Veterans at Moose: Jaw and con- 2. ROOM. UPSTAIRS. SUITE..|: ae of Worship. , . | Serve- democracy. for .thie future.
: : : ) - If you.must put your hair -up|vened by Mrs. Dora Gagnon. Phone 3967. 1-28 Se Suniclay’ at 12:90 eee ne eeeiren este eLearn |
. q Si Ss h f : D $ ‘{ CoE a ee aces iubtiig Bight of these were seek handi- Only, five harps were imported | Ie pn Worship. ; ke berewdriver and a rusty pair if| ee ses
a 4 : as! : oor ] bobby pins into your locks. sc] craft items made by, the W. 1 ‘by Canada in’. 1951, compared ‘Balance Of Fasthia | Raven Sea aiitinesit alae pliers, he began “dismantling the ie
7 E PHONE. 3221 } constantly. They ‘split ‘the’ hair| cnonsored Handicraft class, con- with niné‘the previous year. -. S he oe lays at 12 am, horn eputton Ewith a8 visor He
( . WINDOWS — DOORS — SASH pel eaain of damege. «|_| yened by. Mrs. Ann eens a : : chedule Arranged  -Rita's-Church. [finned his attention undies the
2 Bi ion women now ust t : wes VSleeseh hes pans 5 —-8:: 2
( j CASING Un home. permanents, "9 if. You | Victoria Green, Mrs, Iva Mitchell TEAHAR. FUEL The July schedule of events.in|veeeek Me 1 [hood : P oe ;
: - Free Estimates haven't tried one why not-experi-| and Mrs. Irene Nichols, each re- rin coast || {he., Trail, and. District Senior | Sunday, devotions —.7:30 i ‘““SMaybe the horn itself is hay-|- 9 © J.
( = ea “|ment this summer? Being “cold| ceived corsages. : ! Men's ;Fastball' League, has -been| Confegsions,’ Saturday 'e Vening at | ire he thought. “I'll test ‘it.”
SERS pl a waves” they are dependent upon| phe Said then adjauct or 4191 arranged and is as follows,).with : ‘ay evening at}: "And test ithe did, by contacting a
—— ian —_— — ‘ghemicals, which, require reas-|,4 by Mrs, Retia Wisted and.a Arrew Meters ae homeigames in} 5 He three-posts Sn the so tadad wath

u
- ever there are complete, expli-|” Gay decorations added color to : :

cit directions on each kit and it sti g ee Lee R : ¥
it) the . festivities. Wooden; ‘bowls, ck 0, Fri. Cas

pays to follow them to, the lelter.| vases and. candle sticks were fill- wo Psu tegar at: Crown Point oon. was shattered by the much

SiIky permenent aia'mora nieney| Co, Wie fresh flowers Sn8 eee OPTOMETRIST 14, Tues, Crov tat Castlegar Twin But it wasn't’ that’ which ‘made ri

in the bank. : candles while the pouring table, : “ 15, 'Wed, Castlegar Every: Sunday — ‘Breaking ‘of | OUT hero at the same instant, tak

a AL . iv hail covered | with lace . cloth, bore Suite 3 — Pest Office Bldg. |{/ 17, Fri, “Castlegar at. Pontiacs} “Bread j10"a.m, reaking ‘of|'.' prodigious leap in the air as if

atten a 6 sour ie eae candles, the birthday sake, ma le _ SHlourts 9a.m:'to 5 p.m: 19, Sun. Pontiacs at Crown: Point | Sunday School — 11:30 a.m, struck by a bolt of electricity. No,

ing pao ight] and decoratéd in the W. 1. ‘colors MON WED. BAT. a Tues. Pontiacs. at Cast! a | GO! Hour. —~ 7:30 Bek he haa been atruck by a belt ° :
ies Wed. at CPBAL P ; a ¢ E .

before «your permanent. And

by Mrs, Ann Sykora, flowers, &

Pad “For Appeiztments - —

24, Fri. Crown-Point at Pontiacs

Community Bible.

“Phat didn’t dampen his ardo!

$150. PAY NITE WED..

There now ensued some compli-
cafed manipulations of all the:
wires having even a remote con-?
nection with the horn, during the
course of which sparks flew, our

hair.

praas neglcet to make 3 test cull silver.tea service ete, The small
first, just to be certain your hair| tables were also covered with Me si ;
— “ texture and type like the cold|/w. 1. lunch cloths and decora- Jf, Mon.-Wed.-Sat Phene. 258! ar a eee at Crown Point Centre for horri repair, though — at least?
AT THE . wave treatment and to discover| tions. * * : Other Days Phene 3182 29; Wed. Pe ‘ ‘i not,’ yet. He knew now the horn i Nee. a
the length of time best for your 5 f A Bs ‘Pontiacs at Crown Point Undenominational : [itself was okay; he'd $ P lus & i -
your.| Members. present were. Pree ‘ \ “noe ci] Birr Castlegsé “at Pontiaes| Sunday school, Sundays at 10:20| proved tha PCS It Ee 50 BORU :
e 3 Rrepiasehvase a.m. Classes tor'young people of % CIS ’ Ae 3

Thelma Kuryluk,’ Mrs, Marjorie
lee, ‘Mrs..Eunice Ball, Mrs.
Margaret Reith, Mrs. Emma Man-
arin, Miss Lilly McKenzie; Mrs.
Mary MeJvor, Mrs. Iva, Mitchell,

——— | all ages. \ ‘ S
Evening Service, Sundays, 7:30
pm, A service for’ the family.

Above service in the Legion Hall.

F YOU. HAVE A. SUBSCRIPTION
/-RECEIPT TO THE CASTLE NEWS

“| SPECIALS ©

We Have A Wonderful Stock Of Sea

WE OFFER .. DEER PARK NEWS ; ‘sian
RS EE i, | MES, Cela Soe ah, aarriver and Bible Study, Thurs: [here iuade several more teaps in fq DATED ON.OR AFTER MAY’ 1, 1953
ple's. Fellowhip, Fridays. 7:30 the ‘air. and his opinion of ‘his -

vi 4 Sykora, .Mrs. “Irene
Mrs. Ann Sykora, p.m, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, swell horn” underwent a rapid

Fred E, Woodrow, Columbia Ave.

D. famieson

Mr? ahd"Mrs. :
farewell picnic

. Ts,
entertained at a

change, At length our
horn surgeon, his body, danger-

Nichols, Mrs, Nan Carpenter, Mrs.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY 17 & :3

—_ , : io supper in honor of the Langman’s pore Sennen and Mrs. Beatrice). : wis Fae ie aks All are’ cordially invi
W i. Sas t r e” cor z :
TEA TOWELS, each ......... 022+ 250 P] an atthe nome of ais ana Mis|| Visitors’ were Mrs, | Evelya SUMMER FOOTWEAR there sevioas ene | RY genet, wlth impotent

day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. Briggman,
Miss Lorraine Schwartzenhauer|
of Castlegar arrived to spend
part of her summer vacation with
-her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
G. Briggeman. . :
Pupils of the Deer Park school
ini the term with a day, of
races, games and contests, with
prizes rewarding the winners for
their accomplishments Refresh-
ments including ice cream and

Presbyterian Church
Services in tHe Church eve:
Sunday te 11:15 a.m. * a
D..A, MacKellar, Minister

- Full Gospel Service
Co-Workers — Misses J, Pen-
noyer and F. Clemo. .

10 am. — Sunday. School.

7:30 pm. — Evangelistic.

“Jesus Christ, the. same yester-
day, today and forever.”

‘The next day he took the ear
with its dismantled horn button
and soundless horn, to the garage
for their advice. The mechanics
there merely put all the pieces to- |*
gether once again and the horn’s
been giving forth those warm,|-
musical, two-toned blasts ever
since, * 2

‘Who was the frustrated ama-
teur mechanic? I'll give you three
hints, He drives an ‘old coupe;

Batchelor, Mrs, Wm. Geier, Mrs.
Curtis. Waterman, Mrs. G.. Bray, :
Mrs. J, Smales, “Mrs. Wm. Mc- ;
Creight,. ‘Mrs. | Plotnikoft,. Mrs. ‘ :

F. Buckna, Mrs. A. I. Leveridge,
Mrs. G. ‘Bergen, Mrs. R, Spence
and Mrs, Condy.

1 -~ or 4 TOWELS FOR .......... 89¢
EVERYDAY TOWELS, each ....... 49¢
BATHROOM TOWELS ... 79c, 89c, 980

i

|. For Men — Women — Children
FABRIC BEACH ‘SHOES :

«, Running Shoes for the Family:
‘Wide Range of ‘Prices...

"Don’t let opportunity escape
you for lack of a savings plan

be held in July or August. Mrs. |.
Y¥. Coleman gave the financial 4 - 3
report for’the year and Mrs. J.

OPENA

x

i i .| Kent read ‘the yearly report. ; :
36x72” cookies were served. Several pre- S Ad ‘ : é
Sore ‘ hool child: al: ttended. ‘There was also a report on the : 7 SREY ae works for a news| d he'll
j | *eeturned heme foe the samier recent W, I: Conference at Wil-| ° SAVINGS . NX : a S ie ‘ : ) Lutheran Services tell you, if vou ane hifns that he
PRICED AT $3.50 holidays are Miss Joyce Crock-|Jow Point, given by Mrs. E, Wil- ACCOUNT AT prc: F. ¢ Services to be held in Anglican| knows’ nothing about automobile
5 Bos 3 - Sabet . Chineh every, first and third Sun-| horns, eaten
° > Ss ‘ ‘ lay at 3:00 p.m. . : a

ett who has been attending school on, ‘

in r and Pat,

a student of the Stanley Humph-

ries High School in Castlegar. |.
Miss Ruth W as re-

turned to her home in Deer Park.
At thé June meeting of the

Deer. Park Women’s Institute, it

was decided no meeting would]

The first opossum ever believed
seen in the St. Catherine's vicin-
ity’of Ontario, ‘was recently cap-|
tured alive on a farm and turned
over to game overseers. It will be|
sent to Toronto’s Riverdale zoo;
The day.ofter: the oppossum way
caught, another m was
killed by a car. . : —_ — ‘ E

Anglican: Church,
: Sunday, July 12 *
Castlegar — 8:30 a.m, and 7:30

pm.
Kinnaird — 9:30 am,

Robson — 11 a.m.
PLEASE, NOTE..." Change: in,
timefor July “and August: at

Castlegar and Kinnaird.

Canadian housewives | serve
only about half as. many salads

cent survey shows. Main reason |: 7 : Yad .
given is that Americans have dis- |: my of { oO it} ry i é r Cc a
me, Nee ’ S =
: ; one slUe 3 ‘ voy

SHOE STORE -

aad toamem.

covered’ how much‘‘salads~can

WEST'S