—— Semmes 6, 1952

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with three tiny. vessels—the San-
ta. Maria; of 100 tons, Pinta 50
tons, and Nina, 40 tons.

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Work Guaranteed
Box 522 Phone 4922
Castlegar, B.C.

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operated in
E during World
Cine, commander-incchlet of the ine forces in the

Te How. has a Maple Leaf club’similar to those
sta many clf ities of f the Onis United

pines lom and:

eneral’ Mark military

are tn ihe Tpectators.

Local Man’s Brother
Weil Known: Gapiain
Passes At Proctor

Widely known figure in the
Jakes and river service in the
Kootenay and Okanagan for close
to half a century, Captain -Mal- 1
com Mackinnon, 72, brother of
John MacKinnon; Castlegar, died

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suddenly at his: farm just west

of Proctor recently.

Captain MacKinnon, who was
72 years old on October 14, gras
active in lake and river shipping
since Dec. 4, 1903, when he sign-
ed up as deckhand .on the CPR
tug Valhalla, He was mate until
1909 on various boats, and then
took his first job as master on
the tug Ymir. On May 24, 1913
he was master of the Nasookiri
for the steamer’s first official trip
to Kaslo.

Going back to tug-boats in 1933,
he worked on the Kootenay,
Trout, Slocan and Arrow Lakes.
He' became the Nasookin’s master
in 1933, Succeeding Captain James

Lubrication’

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ario' were.joined togeher in 1798.

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trustees of ——— thank you most sincerely for . the
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. shelf, and one. flaw-
less menu for a quick, easy meal.
Once you master one well-plan-
ned “emergency” menu you can
dazzle your friends and gain a re-
putation for culinary know- how.
Here’s a recipe for “Cinderella
Chicken’—a hearty main dish
that can be produced. from can-
ned foods and staples from your
emergency shelf. This will serve
tour.

One -8-oz. package of broad

“ noodles,

1. tablesp. minced onion (opt-

~ional)..

11]2 teasp. salt.

1/4, teasp, pepper.

“4 an “tondensed * ered © cbf
mushroom soup.

13 cup grated cheese, -..

‘Two 7-oz. cans boneless. chick-"

en.

First: you cook the onion and
noodles in boiling water’. When | -
tender, drain. ‘Then add the rest
of your ingredients, diluting the
mushroom soup with an equal
amount of water, With this you
can serve canned or frozen peas.
And here’s a recipe for a delicious
salad that comes right out of cans
from your : shelf!

t's A Womans W. ald

By Mil Crittenden

Lucky the hostess who can conjure up a quick meal for
unexpected guests. Some women seem born with this happy
faculty. The sudden’ arrival of company leaves’ them calm,
poised and unruffled. Come mealtime and they. disappear into
the kitchen for a few minutes and then—presto!—‘a scrump-
tious lunch or dinner appears on the table.

fingers. Cut small gashes in sides
and bake on greased shallow pan
‘until pastry is browned and ap-
ples are tender..Serve warm —
plain or with whipped cream or
hard sauce.- And--listen-.to_the
family rave!

Other qiuck-and-easy tricks
with pie-crust mix! Make, cheese
straws by adding 1|2 cup grated
cheese and 1/2 teaspoon paprika
to a package of piecrust mix. Cut
into inch-wide 3-inch-long strips.
With spatula place on. baking
sheet and bake in hot.oven about

ads:
Double-Quick Tarts

Simply divide pastry in half
and roll out into 8-inch square.
Spread with jam, 6 tablespoons or
so and top with matching square
Pots pastry. Press vedges- together
with fork, cut small slips in top,
-brush with milk.’ Bake. in hot
oven 450-degrees for 20 minutes,
Gut into squares while still warm.
Show of Hands!

House?” a’ saleman : asks. “Yes.”
you say. But catching a glimpse
of your hands,‘ perhaps you won-
der ‘instead if you're the slave
of the house. Count up the num-
ber or times you put your hands
in water during the day. It will

Place a mound of.creamed sheese,
softened with: a. little milk or
cream, on ‘top’ ofa round of
qliced pineapple. Now. open. 2,
can of pimentos and. garnish each

| serving. with narrow strips of the

bright red ‘pimento:: This .can -be
placed'on a bed of ‘lettuce; which
you probably keep jat all times
in your refrigerator, MMmm!
MMmm! Good! And: party-] “Pret
ty; too,

“Now, for desert. My ‘savorite
stand-by - is hot’ ‘gingerbread: top-
ped" with: whipped “cream. ‘You
can open ‘a package of ginger-
bread mix and pop it into the
oven in a jiffy. Serve while still
hot with Redi-Whip that can be
kept in your refrigerator indef-
initely. What could be -simpler?
Yet a few simple tricks like that
can‘add up to a lot of easy hos-
pitality. :

Dessert Time — ”

Hasn't this been a glorious fall?
The crisp, clear autumn days
give everybody a lift and leave
us all with sharp, if not ravenous,
appetities, It's. time to plan
hearty, ‘meals and satistying des-

settee not neglect ‘the old, ever-
loved favorites like Apple Dump-
lings. In ‘case you haven't, tried
them, here’s the way to make
this. easy dessert. First, make up
a batch of pastry. and roll it into
a-rectangle. This you'll cut into
6'' 12" inch ‘squares,’ just “big
enough to wrap around: each
juicy apple. If you liké to cool
the easy way, as I do, I’m sure

pie-crust mixes... With» ‘ready-
mix you can have ‘your. pastry
ready for the oven;jn.a wink.’ .
Next, pare apples and place in
centers of pastry squares. Fill ap-
ple centres with this * delicious
mixture; 2 tablespoons butter or
margarine, .2|3 cup firmly pack-
ed brown sugar, 3/4 teasp, cinna-
mon, 1{4 teasp, grated lemon rind.
This will fill six ‘apples.. Now
moisten the corners of your pas-
try squares with water, fold up
over apples and press down.

you've discovered: the prepared |;

twenty
and thirty timest And ‘water isn’t
the only problem. General grime,
household ‘chemicals, even vege-
table. paring ‘may leave their
matk. No wonder, that care of
the. thands. is a major problem
with the women. engaged in mal-
ing * ‘a home...’

‘Stop. for a moment to take
stock of the way you care for
your hands...Do you keep a bot-
tle of ‘rich: hand lotion in the

€ minutes, “Wonderful with sals\

“Are? you ‘the -lady:. of . the’

son of Bay.

. Born on’ theIsle of Harris,
Scotland, Captain | MacKinnon
fought: in the South African war
from 1900 to 1902, In 1908, the
verr before his marriage, he
built one of the first houses in
roctor,

Besides his wife, Isabella and
his brother John, he is survived
by. three sons, Roderick, Ross-
land, Angus, Trail; and. malcom
D., Proctor; three
S. K. (Annie) Metcalfe,: phat
Mrs, O. (Morag) G'troerer, Bal-
carres, Sask. and iss Isa
Kinnon at home,

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every time you dry your hands?
Then, too, you can learn to wear
rubber-gloves. while’ doing dishes,
It's really easy. once you get the
habit. About once a week you
should: massage your hands with
plenty of rich facial cream and
let it soak in overnight while you
wear cotton gloves to bed. *

‘Fall Must

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FOR
Members é Friends

_ Friday, November 4
Legion Hall —

INVITATIONS MAY, BE SECURED
FROM LEGION MEMBERS *,

Mtchen: and ‘use it’

between the hours of

of spirit

P UBLIC HEARING

» Briefs: will: Be Received |

A. public hearing. of ‘the British “Columbia. Liquor’ Inquiry Commission
will be held in the Court House of Nelsom, B.C. on-Thursday, November 13,

10:00 a.m. to.12 noon and 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. for

. the: purpose of receving briefs directed’ to the following matters referred to
“the” Commission for investigation.

1. ‘The relevant facts relating to the’
tuous, vineous and malt liquors ‘within. the’ Seeseince, with
the'view, to determining the.manner ‘and means most acceptable to
the people :of ‘the Province of implementing ' the sale of spirituous, -
vineous .and malt liquors

Sie

n premises ‘Meensed for

2. Such. ee matters as the Commissioners may consider te “be
io the to.

George Home

matters 5

‘it “priefs must ‘be: submitted in typewritten form on legal : size paper.

Six;copies of each: prief must be subputted for the use of the Commission,

Briefs submitted ater than on the above dates will be received at the
Commissioner’s Office, Court House, Vancouver, B.C,

. The British Columbia Liquor Inquiry Commission
Honorable H. H. Stevens, Chairman.

The Very Reverend Dean Cecil Swanson

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FOR SALE — Prime grain-ted POSITION WANTED — “ Exper:

jenced wishes posi.

*\ beef and pork, Apply

Feed Co, C6-37

, tion in C

FOR SALE — Girls’ skates, size

can be

Box kanes Cas-
tlegar, C344 |

thas’ applied jt
the: Board of ‘Transport Commis:
sioners for: Canada for permis-

6. Apply. Box 109, C:
Me: * “SPgq:

43 | FOR RENT — Cider press. $2.50
per ‘day. Also ‘large, Beaver, {i

‘FOR “SALE
house. Bath.

— Four roomed |’
ntral| Woodrow, Robson, P9344} 5

bench, power saw, Apply A. O.

sion’ to its and
Jong distance charges in orderto
‘meet Increased costs.

The Company is seeking: 1. An

- Seventeen : adults ‘and igeuae ‘Ss
ere present: Thursday evening -|
for the. first practice of the.'Kin-):

‘the leadership‘of Mrs, Moorehouse,
and Mrs. J. Martell , pianist,’

Although. the choir is :formed:
on behalf,of the United Church,
its hip is not

4 to that éhurch ‘only, any one in-

paird United: Church choir under /:::

‘| after a visit with his son-in-law

terested in ‘choir work. is welcome
anda special invitation is extend-
ed'to men singers, ‘to support the
three young men’ who attended
the first. meetin ‘actices are
every ‘Thursday ‘in‘ the’ Kinnaird
Halt yom 6 to-7; PM. é]
Mr. J.’ Zufka, is’ leaving. for:

his home’ in’ Creston, this’ week

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ‘S.
J. Jankola,; “ ”

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At your service with a good ,
‘supply of. wiring‘ materials”
Let us‘ help you -with your,
wiring problems
Colin Petts
Cor, Maple & 2nd Ave.
Contracting: — — Repairs

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* location, D; Phillip, Third Ave-

nnue, Box: 402, Castlegar.

p3-4g | again have’.

NOTICE — — The K wi

ge of 14.6 per
cent in rates,

lovely chrletines |
Cards and

FOR SALE — Radio and Record | Robinson and Bradley's Store or
‘ Player, Men's Skates, Size 10.

; Mrs.’ N. Oswald, Phone 3751,

~ Box 50, Castlegar, - 1 PB-44

er. See

Mrs. F. A. Mitchell. 3-43

of int charges, which
would be unchanged, and an in-
crease of an average of 12,2 per
cent in long distance rates,

for rate i made by the

cent increase in exchange reve-

44|. NOTICE — A Variety Contert,
by'the Lillian Killough

FOR SALE — Good © building | Chapter, 1.0.D.E., will be held in
the River.|the High ‘School Audi on
Phone 4048. P3-4:

iyeTeonus aneawond| the-date.and..watch .f
vere ADA CORE a emcutmemtar ort a
Syringa Soa LOST — Full grown cat. Black

lots* overlooking

“in stove” emcee
+ Schellenberg,
°, Read,

The i in h rates
would include an increase. ‘in
pay-station charges from five to
ten ‘cents, andthe increase. in

4 nie December 5. Hemember

and white, Black spot on chin.

£

. C3-44

FOR SALE — Two windows ‘with
storm Avindows . and. three fw. 3751, Castlegar. vo) C1445
windows without. Phone 3077.

Reward. Mrs. N, Oswald. Phone

LOST — Ladies’ Wrist Watch, in

. FOR SALE "Young pigs. $8.00
each. Apply M. O. Haugen, Si

son, B.C,

down town Castlegar .Monday
_ afternoon. Finder’ please re-
turn_ to , Observer Office. -Re-
ward, ~

POR SALE — Car block: heater;
“Car heater. “Apply * ‘Box sie)

.. Castlegar,

"— The names and}
ddvenes of local bqys and girls] 5.
‘serving with: the armed. force3.

FOR SALE — Three piece che

* terfield suite in good. condition | Canadian Legion would like to
. at half. price. Can. be, seen,.at|send’ Christmas parcels to the
) W. Hackman’s. Robson, ‘Mrs--W. Canadian’ Legion would like to

¢ Hubert. 7 P3-4

s- |The “Ladies’. Auxiliary. to the

5 send Christmas parcels to arm:

FOR SALE — Single play, Spar-' these boys and girls to send their
~ tan record player. radio attach- ‘addresses to Mrs.: A. J. Weir; Box
ment. Good condition: Phone 55, or. Pong 288, C

, 44, ced

{district and ask the parents of

4 tquate annual ‘addition to its sur-

/a heavy loss in 1953,

long di: rates’ would apply
mainly to distances up .to 300

‘ompany
maintains. that the rates and
charges * now in’ effect are not
sufficient to produce the revenue
required to meet’ the necessary
costs .of maintaining and’ operat
ing its vand is

(credit. and. attract the
tue‘and;

to) and 12.7
per cent “in” excharige revenue,
having been obtained ‘in:1951.)+'

increased, rates to. maintain -its

ineedeaya's
its service.

It asks for an interim’ hearing
by the Board at the earliest’ Ppossi-
ble moment ‘in order that‘an ‘in-
terim increase/be granted! 'be-
cate of ‘the’ ‘Company's “rapid-

a matter: of vital i that
it be provided with basic’ earn-
ings Sufficient to ensure an ade-

plus in future.‘It claims that the
lag which has occured between
the time that expenses have in-
creased and i rates have

position

‘ditional revenues.”
Following ‘are * examples” oft]
present and:*proposed telephone

‘eludes Castlegar:

been granted, has made’

inadequate so: that’ the

multi-party’

has had to draw on its

lated surplus, and on the basis ‘of
its. presént rates, will ‘suffer

Business
Individual

This ‘is -the third :

multi-party

Company since 1921, a- 20.9 per

nue having been granted in 1949)-
and.a 12.4 per cent boost in long |

‘The. Company claims it: needs|*

Ty
and the urgent necessity’ for ad- }

rates for: Group Two which in. 5

ce

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