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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 8, 1958

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‘SASH & DOOR WORKS
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An Oily

LEWIS MILLIGAN

Byron, in his satirical poem
Don Juan, has a couplet which
runs:

“In virtue nothing
could surpass her,

Save thine incomparable oil,
Macassar!”

For the information of the
younger generation it should be
expleined that Macassar Oil was
popularly used by young sparks
in Byron’s day as hair-oil, It
not only gave an attractive gloss
to the bushy hair worn by the
mashers in those days, it also had,
a subtle aroma which was al-|
luring at close quarters to the
fair sex, But later, to that same
sex, as housewives, it became a

if and they made anti.

earthly

Parallel

more valuable and widely-used
lubricant: and fuel combined
which is largely applied to air-
planes, so that there is at least a
phonetic similarity between air
and hair, Nasser nd Macassar.

There is an abundance of oil
in the Middle East, and while it
has been freely flowing into the
western world markets, the Arab
states have been peacefully pros-
perous, To preserve that condi-
tion, all they need now is an ef-
fective anti-MacNasser,

Ministerial Assn.
Met Tuesday

‘Reports were given about
the recent Bible Society Supper
at

SPORT

cassars to protect their furniture
from the greasy smudge.

Even in these days the teen-
aged and later beaux are plaster-
ing their hair and sideburns
with some sort of thick pomade,
2 la Elvis Presley. One of the
virtues attributed to macassar oll
was that it promoted growth of
the hair. But ¢hat is very doubt.
ful, for it resulted in crop of
bald heads among our grand-
fathers, while their whiskers, on
which they used nothing but soap
and water, grew profusely to
the end of their days, My theory
as an old fellow who has kept his
top hair on, is that hair is a

and the Ct
the meeting of the istrict Min-
isterial Association held at
Major J. Molls home at Kinnaird
on Tuesday, Archdeacon B. A.
Resker was in the chair, and
there were present the Misses
Clemo and Pennoyer, Rev. A. O.
McNiel, the Rev, F. E. Woodrow
and Mr, W. McFarran.

Good wishes are tendered to
Mr. McFarran who will be lea-
ving the district soon. Arrange-
ments were made to have the As-
sociation represented at the meet-
ing of the Local Mayors and
other leaders in the West Koot-
enay next Monday concerning
‘the Russian problem.

vegetable and needs
watering at the roots.
But all that is a

As a man grows older and
wiser he talks less and says more.

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that will tour the: Province is on exhibit in Victoria
this week. Here, Alma Farmer, left, and Betty Wood
show some of the exhibits that ‘are in the van. Tne
Caravan will tour 280 towns, hamlets and cities in
British Columbia for the next six months. They will be
stationed at schools during the day and will be located
at parks and civic biuldings at night open to the gen-
eral public, Besides containing exhibits'from the Pro-
vincial Archives, the vans tare equipped with. film
eqiupment and can show historical movies.

Baden Powell Club
‘Plans Bake Sale

The Baden Powell Club held
its regular meeting at the home

from what I had int

yrite about. My only excuse
that I was led astray by Byron
in his reference to the ladies or
to a certain lady with whom he
* “thine

oil, Macassar.” If the poet were
writing today he would have an
excellent subject for satire in the
present situation in the Middle
East, where the rulers of the
various Arab countries are con-
sidering the question of forming.
a united Arabian Empire under
the incomparable dictator Nasser.
And, appropriately enough, oil is
| the principal commodity at stake
in the creation of an Arabian
Empire in the Middle East. It
isn’t hair-oil this time, but a far

ONE GOOD WAY TO cooK
PORK CHOPS

Is there a better and a worse
way of cooking pork chops?
There is, This question was stu-
died in the Nutrition Research
Laboratory of the Hospital for.
Sick Children in Toronto. They
found that. the better way was
first to heat the pan just until it
started to smoke, then to brown!
the chop on one side, pour off
the grease, and brown it on the
other side. After that they put

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the open pan containing the
chops into the oven and cooked
them at 325 degrees for fifteen
minuts. The ‘chops had an ex-
cellent flavour and were well
done and juicy.

What about the ordinary
way of cooking pork chops on
‘the top of the stove? That turn-
ed out to be the worse method.
If it they, heated the pan till
it smoked, the chops

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rapidly on both sides, and left
the grease in the pan, They then
covered the pan and cooked the
chops for twenty minutes on, the)
top of the stove. The chops were
overdone and too dry. In fact
these chops lost 10 percent more
weight than the first ones. They
found too that they had destroy-
ed 10 percent more of the thia-
mine by this kind :of cooking.

Another thing to

thing of this kind happens to all
of us now and then, But. the
world keeps right on oprating so
it must be that the sum total of
our problems is not too devast-
ating.

Now let's see what we can
do about this problem of yours.
Let's hold it out at arm's length
and look at it. Too much work
it, Well, you can’t do the impos-
to do — not enough time to do
sible but you suraly want to’ do
the most urgént tasks, don’t“you?
All right, let's disregard the oth-
ers, at least for the present, and
get on with the most important
task on your list. For the moment
that's the only task you have.
Don't think about the others. Oh,
you are being urged to get them
done? ‘You might just explain
quietly and reasonably that your
work load is heavy but that you
certainly want to do your best
and at least get the most import-
ant things done. Be as co-opera-
tive as you reasonably can, _
refuse to feel driven.

‘When your most important
task is done, take the next in im-
Portance, then the next, and so.
on. It wouldn't. suprise me it
you end: up’ getting the whole
nightmare out of the way: But if
you do have to leave some things
undone, they‘will be the less im-
portant ones, You will have the
you used

with meat is that the brown re-
sidue in the pan contains consid-
erable of this vitamin, Use it if
possible.

TOO MUCH TO DO

Do you sometimes feel over-
whelmed by all the things you
have to do, the demands made on
you, the dull,-drab routine you
have to follow?

Well, it is a busy world;
that’s true. And sometimes cir-
cumstances combine to work into
a snarl, Be sure you are not
alone in your experience; some-

of
you rintelligence, did your best,
and really accomplished much.
Isn't that better than not trying
to do anything because you can't
do everything?

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of Mrs. Monty Warner. with 13]:

for the woman of fhe house

members present and Mrs, El~
mer Lucas was a guest.

A bake sale is planed for
Saturday, May 10 in the Sun
Porch of the Improvement Soc-
iety. Hall.

Mrs, Barney Brown was the
winner of the hostess prize.
‘ A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Fred Jackson. -

- Next meeting will. be held
at the home of Mrs. Lorne West-
gate on May 22,

IODE Busy on May
Day Celebration

The regular meeting of the
executive of the Lillian Kilough

|Chapter of the IODE mat May

6, at the home of Mrs. Dalton.
The convenors for the Empire
Day program were present to
report ,on the progress being
made by their committees, °

Mrs. Harvey, who is training
the Flower Girls and Page Boys,
listed the ‘following children to
take part: Barbara Reed, Brenda
Batting, Nancy Fowler, Anne
Harvey, Patricia Shay, Debbie
McLuckie, Colin Maddocks,, Dav-

* ball park.

The parade will assemble af
the Elementary School Grounds
leaving at 1 p.m. *

There will be first and sec- (i

ond prizes for floats, decorated
cars, ‘bicycles, .tricycles, wagons

and doll buggles and for costum- &&

es in ‘the categories of best |
dressed and comic for boys and
girls, _

’ The program will commence 7

at approximately 1:30 p.m. with {
Mr. H. Meredith as Master of 9
Ceremonies and Mr. C, McKen-
zie the guest speaker,
Featured in the program will
dances instructed by Mrs, An-
The

id Sylvest and Craige Sch
berg. Practices will be held next
Tuesday, Thursday -and Friday
afternoons.

Children’s races, under the
supervision of Mr. J. Corbett,
will commence at 10 a.m, ‘at the

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FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1958

AT 7:30 p.m.

HEAR OUR WINNING HIGH SCHOOL BAND
And all other First Place winners in

the Castlegar District

GENERAL ADMISSION 25¢ .

will
parade and put on a display dur-
ing the program. The SHHS

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FOR SALE — Electric Rotary; FOR SALE — New 15 ft. cabin

lawn mower — phone 2564.
1 319

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boat, cheap — apply 381, 9th
Ave,, Castlegar, B.C. 119

FOR SALE — Garden plants —
Apply Mvz. V. Bondi, anes
—Phone 2057. 318

FOR SALE — Good building lots:

in Dumont Subdivision $225,
phone 2738, tin 17

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iFOR SALE — 3 bedroom house
on larg¢ Iot in Dumont Sub-
division - close to.grade school,
garage and fruit trees, rea-
sonably priced, phone 3298 317

band will play several sel

Later in the afternoon there
will be kiddies car rides, Bingo
Games ond ztle Lengue Ball
Games,

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R SALE.— New 2 bedroom
Pveuse situated on large lot —
also additional lots, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W.

FOR SALE — 3 heavy aluminum
pots, also gridle, in good con-
dition, apply M. King, 338-|'

FOR RENT — 2

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor —
76, Maple St. Castlegar, B.C.
Alice ‘Zuckerberg, phone 4631.

5 XHX

and 2 room Suite, phone ed
11a

6th Ave, phone 7741. 119

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Robson, wired for range, 1
mile from Ferry. phone 2062.

(H) license with one Dump-
truck,. phone 9281 or call at
190 King St. 317

FOR SALE — Philco cabinet
radio $20, Premier Duplex

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished

or unfurnished, ‘phone ae
110

Vacuum $10, 30 volumes of

American Encyclopedia, $300

value for $100, phone 4201,
“119

FOR RENT — “Sosy 3 room cot-

tage on highway in Kinnaird.
Phone 2847, 119

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FOR SALE — Used washer and
fridge — phone 4187, Hunter's
Motel. . 119

NOTICE — Robson evening
group W.A, Annual Spring Tea,
bake, sewing sale, Robson Hall,
Friday, May 9th at 2:30 p.m.,
door prizes, 317

NOTICE — Can have wood and
coal stove by paying for this'|
ad.* Good * phone

NOTICE — ‘The United Home

Security Association( establish-
ed 1922), a non-profit, medical
aid society, with sickness, ac-
cident, maternity and death
benefits, will be appointing a
representative, full or part
time, in this district, Every;
assistance from, Head Office

very remunerative and inter--
esting position. Write fully ta
head office at 628 Howe Street,
Vancouver B.C.’ ppt

IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of a dear
husband and father, John Frank.
Nixon, who passed away on the-

will be given. Applications from’ 9th of May, 1957.

responsible individuals, male or
female, are invited for this

Lovingly remembered by
his wits & family.

‘7351. 119

FOR RENT — Partly ‘furni:

apartments. at Karleen Apts,
Phone 2492. ‘tinld

NOTICE — CWL: Bake Sale,
May 17 in the Castlegar Drug,
at 2pm. 219

FOR SALE — %" electric drill
$40, 50 ft, 18BX° cable, steel

FOR RENT — 4 room house, ap-

ply 305 - 4th Ave. 37

swing set, 45 gals of fuel oif,
% matress, steel: cot $5, 6
baseball bats, mason’ jars, gar-
den tools, must be sold im-

Phone 7: 119

FOR RENT — Furnished apt.

fridge and stove,, private en-
trance, twin beds, suitable-for
we: sharing: phone 3131 ‘day-

317

ety ey 257-6th Ave.,

FOR SALE SiMeaem 3 bedroom
home with car:port in Robson,
on lot 50 x. 180, phone G.

WANTED. —--Board - and ' room

for one’ gentleman, write Box
490A, 119

Gwilym Hughes Heads
Little Theatre Club

Gwilym Hughes was instal-
led recently. as president: of ghe
Kinnaird Little Theatre . at “the
annual meeting held at.the, home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burrows,

Past. President, -Lawrencé
Lakeman, thanked the retiring

Lesy at 4677, “319

WANTED — Full-time waitress

FOR SALE ,—. Beatty ‘Washer,
$35; one used -oil Tange, pot

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and praised them. for
their work in keeping the club
in progressive action for the past
year. Mr, Lak then gave a

burner, phone 3237. 319!

FOR SALE —4x4L
with’ special folding arch, a
fast skidder.

WANTED — Housekeeper —

companion for elderly - lady
living in Robson, live in, fates
light, phone 5117, ng

Lawrence +5. -- 6 Jammer on|
skids, - good condition, ‘com-
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DDE Cletraa, ‘Crawler 60 HELP,
with two blades.

K6 Int. Logging truck and
4railer, Any reasonable offer

WANTED TO RENT — By the

Presbyterian Minister with
young family (3 girls), 2
bedroom home in Castlegar or
Kinnaird. Please phone 4471.

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Bob Brandson

brief review of the past year,
highlighting such events as the
fall production of “Gently Does
It", the success of the club on
their entry of “John Doe” in the
West Kootenay Drama ie

THE OLD HOME TOWN sooo u 8 has oe __by STANLEY.

Af

and the spring
“John Doe", “Thinking ‘Aloud
and “Orange Blossoms.” Mr,
Lakeman then took this opport-
unity © to thank ‘all the members
of the casts and any others who
had taken part in any of the
club activities. He also remarked
‘that He felt the club to be an ex-
tremely active one and an asset
to the community,

Following ‘the: president's re-
port, many items of. interest were
discussed:

Acknowledgement of an in-
vitation from the IODE to enter
a float in the.May Day Parade
has ben made, and preparations
are well on their way for this in-
teresting project.

Dates have also been set for
the fall production, which is to
be a three-act ‘play.

November 28th and -29th have
been set aside for. this occasion,
and a reading committee formed
80 as to start work immediately.

Elections closed the business
section of the. meeting with a
new slate of officers being chosen
to guide the: club in future un-
dertakings.

The new executive will as-
sume ofice in September and will
also receive the services and gui-

15%

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