CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, May 7, 1953

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

ig Roval stecking tet Queen

to have one 2,000 pairs of
hosiery,

ST. ALBAN'S W.A.
» Will Hold Its Annual

Mother’s Day Tea
and Bake Sale
Sat., May 9

PARISH HALL
3 pm.

Freedom in
Government

YOUR SOCIAL CREDIT GOV-
ERNMENT MAINTAINS A

CONSTANT AND UNCOM-|

PROMISING STAND FOR A
DEMOCRATIC WAY OF LIFE
IN WHICH THE RIGHTS OF
THE INDIVIDUAL ARE
FULLY RESPECTED.

THE SOCIAL CREDIT MOVE-
MENT IS THE ONLY MOVE-
MENT THAT CAN GUARAN-
SEE STABLE GOVERNMENT
FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS,

DONT BE MISLED. MARK
YOUR BALLOT FIRST
CHOICE.

| Social Gredit

FAMOUS SONGSTERS, WILL ENTERTAIN IN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, TOMORROW NIGHT

W.I, TO HOLD
BAKE SALE IN JUNE

The North Circle of the Kin-
naird Women’s Institute met at
the home of Lil McKenzie on
April 30th, There were seven
members present.

Above are members of the Re- | the Northern United States, have D
nowned Trail Male Chorus, whom | been exceptionally well received
‘the Columbia Valley Aerie Fra-| wherever they have. displayed
ternal Order of Eagles are spon-, their choral talents, Their pro-
soring in 2 recital in the Stanley | stam here will include hymns,

night. The matte is to begin at naa and Negro folk songs as well

popular music, Shakespeare bal-

8 pan, with HL
and len Kay,

Plans were di
a Bake Sale to' be held sometime
in June. A number of the Kin-
naird group plan to attend: the
District C to be held

This advertisement is issued by
the British Columbia Social Cre-

dit Campaign Committee.
.8Cc3

at Willow Point on May 12th,

The hostess prize was won by
Mrs. F. A, Mitchell and the raf-
fle by Mrs, Mary Melvor. The
next meeting will be at the home

of Mrs, James Wisted.

Accompaniest.

turned from ‘a successful tour of |

Newman, and John Dalziel, are
The chorus, which has just re-. members of the chorus.

“two Castlegar. vocalists,. E.

Camera Crafts Photo

Students Entertain At
Kinnaird Tea And Sale

A Tea and ‘Bake Sale was ‘held
in the Kinnaird Improvement So-

wenrins with Camsorans
ae EVERY WALE OF LIFE
Same seer

* Castlegar Branch:

JAMES R. ELLIOTT, Menager_

ciety. hall on Friday afternoon
sponsored by ‘the Kinnaird ele-
mentary school. , The teachers
were in charge, 4ssisted by the
parents and pupils. The program
included a reviéw of the festival
numbers being presented by the
school group at the West Koote-
nay Musical. Festival. A play,
“The Crystal Flask, "which had
been presented in April in Grand
Forks, was repeated for the bene-
fit of the parents,

‘Those presiding at the tea tables
were: Mrs, George Kraft, of Bril-
liant, Mrs, Charlie King, of Cas-
tlegar; Mrs; H, Bate, Castlegar,
and Mrs. Walter Jacobson of Kin-
naird.

Mrs. Janet Brownlie assisted
by grade 4 and 5 girls had charge
of the bake sale. Miss Betty
Smith took care of the candy,
and those in the .kitchen were
Mrs. T. Green, Mrs. J. Barnes,
Mrs. J. Edmondson. and Mrs, J.
Wisted.

Proceeds’ will go towards ex-
penses incurred in the drama and
music festival and to the schol-

Vay

Kinnaird Thespians

Thrill-Packed House

COME TO TRAIL:

for Trail’s

First ‘Annual

BETTER HOME SHOW

COMINCO ARENA

WED. MAY6 TO SAT. MAY9

Wednesday and Saturday Matinee

DOORS OPEN — 1:30

Afternoons; 7:00. Evenings

See Everything that is New

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Home

an
ITS THRILLING — ITS INSPIRING

Ww In THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
DRAWINGS EVERY NIGHT *

PRIZES

SEE THE |
Hobby Show
. Kin Carnival .
Kootenay Music

Festival
Sponsored By
. KIWANIS

This Goupon And.

35c

_ Admits you to the

Home Show
Reg: Admission 50c ‘

With One Act Farce’

The Kinnaird Little Theatre
present a one-act farce, “Ah
Sweet Mystery” by John Kirkpat-
rick in the Kinnaird Improve-
ment Society’ Hall on Tuesday
evening.
i This hilarious comedy drew
rounds of hilarious applause from
a. packed house. The play cen-
tred' around a rather eccentric ||

arship fund of the Castlegar and |” wit
district association,

Soldier to Receive
\ Heroes’ Welcome -

« “Phere is nothing like shining
allver'to' set off an entree,” ré-

marked the chef, rubbing, vigor~

ously. “But a silver. platter Ike

this fs hard fo kaon ghining, Tf .

do nat wonder the homemakers
sav thev do not use thelr disolay
silver often because they hate to
palteh {t”

That started me Aff-te td an
easier way. tf ooratble. T howdht
everv ra-ralied thye-ravine liver
eleaning nrenaratton T.canta find
—the “dineand-clean" kind: the
wash - with « * ~ eneotal-gaddat-in-
the-Atehnan vind: the re-sllver-
vlatine variety,

Prevention Rontine *

Finally. the chat &nt T worked

out n° catrse af: rantine ailver.

tarnich nreventinn “that fa angy
and nferinto—n-eamhinatinn of
thme.hanaret

mathoda,

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‘ “ fomorrow’s Dinner he
. Asparugus, Egg and Radish Salad:
Pee rkey aia

y a‘la King
Forsiled Potatoes New Beets
Warm Quick. Fruit Buns
Coffea. Tea. Milk
‘All Measurements Are Level
+ Reclpes Serve Four
Turkey a.la King :

Dice enough leftover turkey
meat to make 2 ¢. Add 1c, diced
turkey stuttng stir into a la,
King Sauce and .

Ala King Sauce: To.2 ¢. rich
medium-thick white sauce add 2
tbsp. dieed green Pepper. 1 diced
Plmiento and 1 (2-0z.) can sliced
Ruushroon cans and stems with
the Itquid, Then stir in 1 ege
yolk iiten with 44 tbsp. sherry
favor! ring and cook and stir 30

Bec,
"Warm Quick Frult Buns

In a mixing bowl, sift together
m% ea flour,

White tatatna" dishes, rh a»

naste nalich aver. anv tarnished
silver: rine aff. and wash and

scald svith het water stong with
: Dry the silver saith

the dicho,
claan fowals,
Slim large pieces .

fT
fastening. It stays clean Indefi-
nitelv,

een everydav-table ‘silver in
polyethelene Ens instead of
loose, in a drawer. Store. extra
flat silver in Dolveth lene’ cases
instead of the old-time..canton
flannel.

Polyethelene fs. afr-proof ar?
so protects the silver. from gase?.
ete othe ae vale which cause most «

farnts)

to a floured Board oF
as cloth and knead g

fain, or
in a hot oven,

‘i Trick of the Chef
=> Season cooked new beets vita
lemon-butter and chives.

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In Newfoundland

ten) Press. Con fest
- Citizens of | Newfoundland are

ment, ety. awarded ‘the Mill
Medal for bravery in the

field while fighting in Korea.
‘oth ' paratroopers, - Cpls. Cecil
Pelley, seen. above, of: Grand
Falls, and Don Lemoine of. Bot-

cltizens, followed by
fecsptions to be held for them
by Premier Smallwood and the
Hleufenant-goyernor of = New-
found ane

LO.DE. Ganvas For
K.RG, Ends Friday

‘Ways and means of. raising
money. were discusséd. at an exe-
cutive meeting of the Lillian Kil-
lough. Chapter, -I.0.D.E., at the
home of Mrs, H. Hesketh, Mon-
day-night with Mrs, C. Petts as
co-hostess,

Those é for

family, all‘of whom are
to reading murder mysteries,
The .characters were. all well
portrayed by a well-chosen cast,
much credit going to Mrs. Wallie
‘Walper,- who directed it, The
play, which lasted about 35 min-
utes, was:followed by a showing
of four motion pictures, with
particular appeal to the younger.

adults.

Special . guests from ‘Nelson
were: Mr. F. H. Chanter, Pres. of
the Zone; Mr. H. E. Carne, Acting
President. of the Nelson Little
Theatre; Mr..C. M. Rushby, Sec-
retary for the Zone; and Mr. John
Gleeson, ‘Secretary of the Nelson
Little Theatre.

The. Kinnaird Little Theatre
extends its thanks to all who have
helped’ to make their season a

sudience, equally enjoyed ‘by the].

the K.R.C. were instructed - to
turn. in- their collections to Mrs.
‘James Kelly: by. Saturday night,
next, : y

Many items of interest were
‘read from the Provincial Sum-
mary and a short report was
heard from the Coronation Day
Bingo Committee.
The next executive meeting &
to be held at the home of Mrs, C,
Wanless. on May 29, Those pres-
ent were Mrs. V. Goresky, Mrs.
D. Magee, Mrs. .J. S. Scott, Mrs,
R. Whittaker, Mrs, A, Harvey,
Mrs..J. A. Thomas, Mrs, C, Wan-
less, Mrs. W. Dunn, Mrs. J. H:

success, They hope: to have .the
pleasure of offering further en-
tertainment again this Fall.

now ona

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way the song goes, But it doesn't always work out just that way for
the housewife. It takes a bit‘of advance planning to make sire the
summer months bring that much needed relaxation,

steps you can take_to create an

atmosphere ‘of ‘easy summer living'in your home. To | give a home.

sestle changes need not bé made,
and the

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One is simplicity - which serves
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docs away with dust - catchingy;
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The dining room furniture, too,
particularly if it boasts upholst-
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and draperies have been: taken

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and, warm brown, with touches of
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formality, you could skirt’ both
bed and dressing table in cotton,
gay with stripes or polka dots -
and possibly ci fi the windows
to"'match. Bot}

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burden of cleaning tasks, many
housewives use a. blanket cover
instead of-the traditional bed-
spread: A dressing table which
has good lines can be left unskirt-
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‘That's all for to-day. But I'll be
bacie next: week with more ideas
and tricks

off simply. Chalk blue
replace dark winter draperies; the
carpet’ is rolled up and:the’ floor
remains cool. and bare-with per-
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A slipcover * ‘in floral print-l blue,
white, and',a bit of. wine-covers

subject to'very heavy soot or dust,
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sofa, placed in a cozy group in
the winter, should now. be-spread

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