THURSDAY; MARCH 97, i952

CASTLE NEWS;’C:

British C

ROeSrANY LIGHT OPERA PLAVERS
Present

Gilbert and Sullivan’s

Pirates « Penzance

S. H. H. S. AUDITORIUM

Saturday, March 29, 1952, at 8 p.m.
: Admission 75c

‘ TICKET SALE AT RIGBY’S
_—— SS

Orders now taken for. garden manure
SOLD IN. HALF AND FULL LOADS ONLY
“> Strictly Cash on Delivery
$18 dumptruck load; $9 half load
$10 half load to Kinnaird
Phone your orders to 3711

CHUCK'S TRANSFER
a
MODERN LIVING IS

YOURS
In Town or Out of

IT'S EAST
IT'S CLEAN

Modern Living Is Yours
Not only may you enjoy the conveni-
ence of automatic cooking and water
heating but now . .. this fuel and service
is available for clean and efficient heat-

In the home . one room or six. . gas
heat i is FAST HEAT. Low cost installa-
tion... “We invite your enquiries ea A
reliable fuel all the TIME, RAIN OR
SHINE.

McKay. &Stretton Limited

‘Phone 1555 “Nelson, B.C.

AUTO _
SERVICE

ia A
Nright's
SPRING. .TUNE-UP
TIME IS HERE
f ee us put. yours car

-Mrs. Charles

IMMEDIATE.

PROJECT.

the ‘band will be asked to get
the ‘data.on a band shell, cost,
layout and ‘so forth, and the
Kiwanis will be asked the same
for a playground, Recommend-
ations will, then’be brought to
the projects society: ‘who will fi-
nance the undertaking.

A consultation will be held on

———EEEEEEEEaEEEsS BAND SHELL. “PLAYGROUND
AIMS FOR
OCIETY

Sunday when members of the
Society and the village commiss-
joners will view the grounds to
plan how best to utilize all the
available. space.

- Your support — physical, on
work parties, and financial: when
the funds campaign gets ‘under
way — will be expected and ap-
preciated.

BALBECK — Mr. and Mrs. H.
Balbeck, Robson,. in. the Koot-
enay Lake General Hospital,
March 23, a daughter.”

HEAGY — Mr, and Mrs. R.
B. Heagy, Kinnaird, in the Koot-
enay Lake General Hospital,
March 24, a son.

BRADFORD — To Mr.. and
Mrs. C, Bradford, a son, in the
athe Hospital, | March

th.

‘“MONTGOMERY—To Mr. and
Montgomery, a
son in the Trail- ‘Tadanac HOSDIE

‘al, March. 23rd.

KINNAIRD NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Askew and
Louise spent the past week visit-
ing at the home of Mrs. Askew’s
Barents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bick-
ell of Springbrook, B. C.

Mr. Ant Swihart is a patient in
the Trail-Tadanac hospital.

The United Church service on
March 23rd was conducted by
Mrs. L. C. Johnson in the ab-
sence of Rev. Johnson who _is
a patient in the Trail-Tadanac
hospital. Mrs. Johnson was as-
sisted by ‘Mr. K.,Spence, Mrs. E.
Fitzpatrick and Mrs. R. Smales.
Mr. Dalziel brought the United
Church choir and pianist Mrs.
Thatcher from Castlegar. Special
music ang songs were enjoyed

by the congregation.

: The United. Church’ spring tea
and bake sale was held on March
22nd in the Kinnaird Community
hall. The tables: were decorated
and tastefully arranged in the
spring thenie by Mrs. Brown-
lie and Mrs..D. Askew. Bowls
of yellow, daffodils and small
Pots of artificial flowers bedeck-
ed the tea tables,. The serving
table was gay with a tiny model
of a small white cottage com-
plete with lawn and white picket
fence. Those pouring were Mrs.
MecWhinnie, Sr., Mrs. Nicholls,
Mrs. Moll, and Mrs. L. C. John-
son. Mrs. K. M. Spence, presi-
dent of the W.A., received the
guests assisted by Mrs. L. C.
Johnson. Those serving were
Mrs.. C. Shand, Mrs. C. Acker-
man and Mrs. F. Mitchell. Kit-
chen convenors were Mrs. D.
Askew assisted by Mrs. W. Ball,
Mrs. McNee, Mrs. Batchelor and
Mrs. Lundquist. Presiding over
the bake table were Mrs. R.
Smales and Mrs. K. Markle. An-
other very popular table con-
sisted of plants and surprise
packages which was ‘attended by
Mrs, F. Sykora. Mrs. R. Wadey
was in charge of selling tickets
and a bean guessing contest. The
winner was Mrs. Gunerud’ of
Castlegar.

s .

Mrs. W. Haywood of Kinnaird
left Tuesday b: in’ for Crom-
well, Man., to attend:
of her father, Michal Grischuk.

Mr. and Mrs. Del Peppard and
two.children of Terrace Bay, On-
tario, arrived on Sunday to take
up residence in Castlegar. Mr.
.Peppard is a brother of Mrs. C.
W. .Lundgren.

2. Owing

” president
6. Jokes
11. Native of
6. Evergreen
tree
7. Man's

‘uba
12. A Hittite”
captain
(Bib.)

13. Weird
-14. Simpleton
15. The New
World

17. Tablet

name
8. Biblical

mount
9. Convert

16. Vein ofa
leat

17. Guide

18. River
(So. Am.)

stitchbird
23. Frosted
25. Plead
27. Half anem .

). Maidens
Enthusi:

. Tidy

. Pays ate

tention

. A shore

recess
|. Former title

(Gov. of
Algiers)

. Jeliy-like

SOLUTION ON
Maidens PAGE FOUR

supporter
43. Tropical
plant
44. Kind of cap
45. Epoch
47. Tavern

48. French
marshal

lavender

30. Insurgent

com ; 5

32. Gold ( Her.)
33. Yelp. as .

adog
35. Ore-bearing

fissure
36. Spigot
88. Extinct

bird
40. Hop kiln
(var.)
41.

44. Conical tent
(Am. Ind.)

46. Thin metal
late (var.)

51. Market

places
$2. Not sophis-

1 One-spot
card

Box 522

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First: Class ... .. 25 Years’ Experience
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Castlegar, B.C.

Zanailo’ Ss Ap tment

Colville to
Entertain

Kinwanians

The Colville, Washington Ki-
wanis Club will play host to
member clubs in the district at
an inter-club meet next Friday,
March 28th. An estimated 300
will attend. Approximately for-
ty from Castlegar Club will be

‘present,

Water Rates
Unchanged

KINNAIRD, B. C. — At the
regular Village Commissioners
meeting it was reported that
the Kinnaird grader
commenced to grade the local
streets. Soon as ‘weather per-
mits gravelling of the roads will
commence. .

For the time being there will
be no change in the water tar-
iff and regulations applying to
the Kinnaird Water Company.

“The sap’s a-runnin‘’!"

In many parts of Canada, the sap
of the sugar maple is drip-dripping
into pails. ready to be carried to the
sheds tna evaporated into maple
syrup. The flavor of this incom-
parable “sweet” is universally popu-
ler. 1 understand that soon all
maple syrup will be made by an-
ether method. The maple sap 1s
heatea for two hours under at-
mospheric pressure causing the
water to evaporate. The result is
a dark syrup concentrate. from 4
to 6 times stronger than the origi-
nal. It is then blended with sugar
cane-syrup and water to make a
syrup of fine maple flavor.

Tomorrow’s_ Dinner
Spanish Tomato Bisque
Chopped Minute Steaks

wit
Fried Onions
Mashed Potato
Frecch String Beans
Mapie Trifle
Coftee Tea Milk
(AN measurements are level)

Recipes Serve Four

Spanish Tomato Bisque

Seale I qt. mil«; add 2 tbsp. chop-!

ped onion and 1 minced green pep-
per sauteed until soft in 2 tbsp. but-
ter or margarine. Simmer 2 c. can-

LEITNER'S CLOTHING
GCOT 8 oz. DENIM PANTS
“Every Pair guaranteed — replaced if aot
: satisfactory

Don’t take a chance with your appearance.
Be measured ‘by a master tailor

ned tomato 10 min with 2 tsp.
sugar. 1 tsp salt and “ tsp pepper
Stir in 3 tbsp erriched flour blended
with 2 tbep. water and stir until
boiling. Simmer 3 min Combine
with the milk: serve without further
cooking.
Maple [rifle

Place 4 unfrostea plain or sponge
cup cakes in a small casserole Prick
each 6 times with a fork. Tnen com-
bine % c. maple-blended svrup with
¥_ c cold coffee. or use ‘4 ¢ water
in which % tsp. selubte coffee has
bees dissolved. Pour over the cup
cekes. Cover and let stand an hour
or longer tn a cold place Place in
eep sauce dishes: pour maple cus-
tard sauce around the base of eucn.
Top with whipped cream. or a whip-
ped topping, and a spri-kling of
chopped nutmeats or shredded coco-
nut if Cesired~

“‘Ham-O-La-Las" From the Chef

Mesdames! It is my considered
opinion that men are most enthus:-
astic over maple syrup with ham,
sautage or bacon. Therefore J wbighly

Ham-o-las: For each person
2 thin plain pancakes. Put to3
with slices of chopped ham ome
Pour over some melted butter an

pass plenty of syrup Oh, la val

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55 Ib. Rolled Roofing .

WALDIE

LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY
ROOFING

210 Ib. Asphalt Shingles
165 Ib. Asphalt Shingles

Tarpaper (400 ft. roll) .
White Building Paper ...

PAINT UP WITH PITTSBURGH PAINTS

Pittsburgh Painis

$16.20 per sq.
$13.20 per sq.
$4.35 per roll
$5.20 per roll

... $3.00 roll
$2.15 per roll

Time to change into Stanfield and Mercury

shirts and shorts.

Stanfield has that double

seat advantage over all other shorts.

Buy where your dollar

buys dollar value.

CLOTHING SHOES

family.

for Easter

See this. lovely candy ‘and tale home a treat

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EASTER CARDS
A choice selection of Easter ae for all the

to]

SMILES ‘AND CHUCKEES: CHOCOLATES
Easter wrap and guaranteed fresh

to $4.95

has now ~