CASTLEGAR NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

No man with a

burden of

debt has a right to pro-

tect his credit
has not first pro’

ors if he
tected his

wife and children with
Life Assurance.

Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may be
arranged through.

Dick Fowler
North American

Life

Robson,

B.C.

‘To = preserve

for the lady of the house

STORING CAKES

loose cover, and to recrisp them
AND COOKIES in humid weather place cookies

The hollday season always|in an open shallow pan and: heat
brings a host of héme-baked|in a slow oven (300 degrees F.)
goodies ‘Into the family larder.|for three to flve minutes,

their freshness! soft, chewy cookles should be

means the difference between a i z
smile and a snarl, stored ‘in an airtight container.

Cakes should always be stored|If£ they need a freshener, heat
under cover. If they're un-iced|them for eight to ten minutes
or butter-frosted they may be in,a slow oven (300 degrees F.).
frozen if wrapped in moisture-| Cream or fruit ples should al-
vapor-proof paper, Thaw them at ways be refrigerated immediate-
room temperature and use with-|!¥. They'll be oven-fresh if you
in two days. reheat them in a modgrate oven

Fruit cakes for short storage| (350 degrees F.) for Seven to ten
should be wrapped in a clean|Minutes before serving.
cloth, Sprinkle the cloth with a
few drops of fruit juice, cider or
brandy from time to time to}SOLVE FINE HAIR
keep them moist and fresh.| PROBLEMS
For longer storage -periods wrap| Shampooing fine hair and then
the fruit cake in a covered metal|setting it immediately, is hard
container which is not airtight./on the hair. You can give it body

To keep fresh-baked -cookies,|and staying power by giving
put them in a container with a/yourself an egg-yolk

eee

2800 B.C. Students
Expected At. Summer
Credit Courses

An estimated 2800 students
from all parts of B.C, will regist-
er for credit courses at the Uni-
versity of B.C. in Summer Ses-
sion, July 2 to Aug 30. An addi-
tional 550 are expected to enrol
for non-credit courses in the Sum-
mer School of the Arts. j

Visiting instructors from all
parts of Canada, the United Stat-
es and Great Britain will supple-
ment the regular UBC Summer
Session faculty,

The Summer Festival of .the
Arts program will provide piano
recitals, chamber music concerts,
lectures, plays, operas and art

iti for the enj of
students and the public.

Distinguished British director
Douglas Seale, will direct Shake-
speare’s “The Tempest” for the
Summer School of the Theatre.

Professional actors as, well as

and lemon rinse, The
hair should be thoroughly dry
several hours before gding to
the hairdresser for your set.

Building Sunpiies Here’s how you can give your-

OGLOW BROS.
Building & Supply 60. E4d.

CASTLEGAR self a home treatment. Beat
Phone . 3351 two egg yolks with a fork in a
small bowl Spread the egg

t over the hair and let

' Window Screens & Doors:

Glass of all sizes & ‘weights

Castlegar Sash & Door

it dry under a net or little cap.
Rinse the mixture off with
lukewarm water and shampoo
with one good ing of a cas:

PATE PERS the

school ‘will be
given an opportunity to audition

for parts in the play. Head Office

G. E. Pratt! ofthe Vancouver = tural, mel
son, Berwlek & Feet o discusses plans for 6

‘the new! B

Nicholas Goldschmidt, artis-] ygarcel. Adler.

v with

tic director for the 1958 V: by the

s

Festival, will return to UBC to the €
direct the Summer School of

Music.
Courses offered by the Sum-
lmer School of. Arts. and Crafts

innovations.

full-size

/A diamond shaped core running. through: he: ;oentre of. §
building acts as a brace to tunlt wind deflection... This centre

will include core
workshop, children's creative

workshep, and special courses in’

jac-craft and Bre

tile soap or mild liquid sham-
poo. .Then pour the Strained
juice of two.lemons over the
hair and rub thoroughly into the
scalp, Rinse off with

‘Cabinet Making

sculpture.

and stairs
which are used to support and then the overall:structure.. :
Buildings such as this ultra-modern skyacra ner, seen in

ping, Vancouver une ey

’ Feacher training in the pro-
vince including that formerly
carried out at the Department of

WAVE YOU READ
THR CLASSIFIED?

water,
Hand dry and brush out be
fore going for your set.

school in. Vic-

toria is now being conducted by
UBC's College of Education. ~
All Summer Session courses PSE.
offered including - those eee i

for I L Vv E R
such as music, industrial arts,

and librari will
carry credit toward the new 5
Bachelor of Education: degree. Ox
Some Summer Session cours-

DOLLAR

THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1957
sdikiotsopomalscehatn amen

CASTLEGAR NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, B.C,

THE OLD HOME TOWN. senusngese By STANLEY.

The News’

TEN WORDS FOR 75c¢ — THREE INSERTIONS 1 FOR foleied
PRICE OF TWO — 250 DISCOUNT IF PAID
WHEN PLACING ORDER

PHONE $031

=
Classifieds

FOR SALE — 2-Roomed house,
with bath — garage — propane
unit—reasonable, phone 7801.

ee fe E}T

NOTICE — Don’t miss the SHHS
Carnival, May 3, noon hour and
6:00 to 10:00. Dance 9:30 to ?
SHHS Gym.-— Games and re-
freshments. Bring the family.
ir

8 NOTICE

7| FOR SALE — ‘51 Hillman sedan

ROOM & BOARD — Available
at McCreight’s Rooming House,
phone 2493. tin 16

— Card Party, spon-
sored by the Kinnaird PTA, Sat.
’ April 27 at the Kinnaird Hall,
bridge, canasta, whist and
cribbage. 216

good: ditt

MAKE UP TO §200.00
PER MONTH

Men-Women;: We have a sen-
sational plan whereby you can

make $60.00, weekly, and more in

“BUSINESS DIRECTORY

spare time ‘by selliag ‘our com-
plete line of dry goods and yard

phone 4253.
. 1

FOR RENT — House—139-4th
Ave, available May Ist, $40
month, write RR Box 9 RR3,
Armstrong, Bc. tin 17

FOR RENT — Suite, completely
furnished; phone 2381. 317

goods, No needed.
Free parficulars and ‘Free gifts,
Rex Trading Co,, 1171 Bernard

CASTLEGAR

FUNERAL HOME
ICATED TO KINDLY
[OUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble & Bronze

Plaques

‘Phone 3601

St, West, Montreal, Quebec.
Dept. 104. tin 1
LOST — SHHS School Pin, near
theatre, finder please phone
7981, 9 117
FOR RENT OR SALE — Small
home on one and. one halt

LONG DISTANCE

PH
Castlegar 2521 ° Trait 19%
Nelson 1471

FOR RENT — Business space
and living quarters, near Post
‘Office, apply 76 Maple St.
Catslegar, phone 4631, 317

MALE HELP WANTED — Cali-
fornia .Trinity Dam construc-
tion, Long job. Send>25ce and
add. envelope for “Job News”
QRCO, Box, 856, Bellevue,
, Wash, USA. Bali

‘acres—2 miles from Ferry .in|:

UNITED TRUCKING Robson, phone 2201 or Box 100,
C : “al

_ RIGBY’S
Bus DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP
TAXI |.
Phones 288M & 2311

HOME FOR SALE — 2 lots on 7th in 500
Building Supplies

PHONE 3181

6th Ave. . 315

FOR SALE — Modern 4-roomed
house, with’ bath on 4 acres,
A. Keyes, Blueberry Crepk. 315
FOR SALE.or TRADE — 20
geres or more of land stiuated

PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL: SUPPLIES

at Kinnaird,’ on new highway,

HAIR. DRESSING -

PARLOR

new gas line going through

also, ‘Will consider

‘trade on late model, station

wagon or half ton truck and}:
cash. P .W Semenoff, Box 572,

_. Oliver,’ BC. 315

CENTRAL SHOE °
& LEATHER —
REPAIR .

Phone 4621

. blk. Phone 5141 or Apply 309,|.

NOTICE = Kinnaird Improve-

' ment Society Members —
Cabaret on May 3, 1957. 11a

CARP THANES
“We wish to extend our
heartfelt thanks to friends and
neighbors for their many acts of
kindness, expressions of sympa-
thy and beautifull floral offerings
extended at the death of our be-
loved mother, Annie Makaroff,
Special thanks to Drs. Ruebsaat
and Smythe, Nurses and staff.of
the Kootenay Lake General. Hos-
pital, and the Castlegar Funeral
Home, .
The, Makaroff Family
of Castlegar

PLANT IN POT
FOR EARLY START

By DEAN HALLIDAY

Dahlia clumps which have;feed upon until it can send out
been stored over winter should Feats in search St foods Cuttin
be divided into as many pleces|@™P¥,2 Portion of & ‘ge tuber
as there are “eyes.” Be careful, Etiey pro ima crad a
however, not to injure the eye.| In northern areas where the
A piece of tuber without an eye|growing season is short, an
is useless. - e can be made by

The eye is found at the base
of the old plant stalk,. making
it necessary to leave a portion
of the old stalk on each division.

B until the weather i: ware
enough for planting outdoors.
e Only the smalier tubers lend
wn in the accompanying themselves to pot pla
5 enGrapb. The cut surface
should be dusted with sulphur.
Each eye requires only
enough tuber for new growth-tolused.

+ Of course any gardener must
discipline, plan, train, coordin-
ate and cultivate. But there
should be a tie that binds the
gardener to the garden which in
return for loving care pours out
lavish blossoming. Plants, like
people, respond to the way they
are treated. A well wrought gar-
den is one you can putter around

ie es in and help some mis-shaped

important, ona

|smaller scale, of course, to. know! shrub grow into hardy beauty.

how to govern a garden as it is| There should be a close com-
to know how to govern a country. rt the i

Gardens made by dictators. or|jittle stems reaching for the sun

& mgs be offered at Victorials quofsoan xXOE . O4y 5,191] "A Complete Beauty ~ We attach “Dinkte” Nickel JJ LOST — Set of keys in block: of CARD OF THANKS Jover-lords are ‘for show. They| and one’s own small efforts to

i} The public i is cordially invited to’ attend
the Knights of Pythias Public Speaking
Contest for high’ school students to be
ik : ‘held in 4

: Twin Rivers Hall — ‘Wednesday, Mey, 1
at 7:30 p.m..

K.P. Lodge No. 70
Castlegar, B.C.

JA. Cromarty, formerly OE
Calgary, who was recently nam-)
ed Industrial Agent for the €an-
adian Pacific’ Railway at Van-
couver, succeeding Harold’ A.
Francis, retired, Mr. Cromarty’s
first position with the CPR was
the Company's department ‘of
Natural Resources at Calgary,'in
1929, and he has also been: as-
sociated with the railways freight
traffic department in the Can-
adian west and in the ‘Orient.

University of. British Columbia
SUMMER SCHOOL of the ARTS
July 2 to Aug. 30

DOUGLAS SEALE,

Director for Bir-
mingham Reper-
tory Theatre, Old
Vie and. Interna-
tional! Festivals.
Course in iene: Speech, Diresting:
Stagecrafts.

Theatre @ Guest Producer:

Direct. NICHOLAS GOLDSCHMIDT,
Guest Stage Director: ROBERT GILL.
‘Courses in Singing and .Acting for
Opera, Choral Work, Study of Lieder
and Concert Literature, Master Piano
Clases, Private Instruction in Con-
ducting.

Guest Aseteuctor: CECIL C. RICH-
University of Manitoba,
Soociaiise in (Sculpture and
Ceramics.
Courses in Sculpture, Art in. Archi-
tecture, Painting, Ceramics, aias -
work, Children’s Art. -

Further Information and Calendar available | from:

University of Brith Columbia,
. Vancouver 8, B

F her death.

Many Atfend Funeral
Of Annie Makaroff m

Funeral’ services were held
Monday, April 22, from the Rus-
sian Hall in Castlegar for the
late Mrs. Annie Makaroff, who
passed away in the Kootenay
Lake General Hospital at Nelson.
Pallbearers were - all mem-
bers of the immediate family,
and the burial was in the Bril-
liant cemetery.

Mrs. Makaroff, who was one
of Castlegar’s “old-timers”, was
born in Russia and came to
Canada 59 years ago. She had
been a resident of Castlegar 42
years and was well-known. and
respected in the district.
Widowed since the death of
her husband in 1925, Mrs. Mak-
aroff was left to carry on-the
task of providing for the family
The following year one daugh-
ter was lost by drowning in the
Columbia River near Castlegar,
and shortly afterwards Mrs. Ma-
karoff’s brother passed away.
Mrs, Makaroff led an active
life up until the time of entering
the hospital, a few days before

Surviving. are her two sons
Fred and John, beth of Castlegar,
a daughter, Mrs, W. Lebedoff, of
Grand Forks, and six grandchil-
dren,

.jed-from the Registrar.

jore, and gold.

* Complete information about| beet weiting for — and

all courses given may be obtain-
In

washable 100%

set Nylon. They’re com-
fortable,

and smart. :
GET YOURS AT -

Leitner’s

Canada’s five most valueable
mineral products in 1956 werer
petroleum, copper, nickle, iron
long - wearing,

To pay for its social security
and welfare spending, the federal
government must collect - $35
million per week. *

Agri now
one out. of seven working ‘Cana-
dians,

New MONAMEL LATEX PAINT ‘flows on so easily.
it almost applies itself, gives one-coat hiding. on
: most repaint work. MONAMEL LATEX dries so fast
you can paint in the” moming — entertain in the
afternoon! And it's so washable! No muss, no fuss,
“no deaning up — “simply rinse erent brush end fray, .
under the fap. .

Choose from the sixtecn midera weady-mixed tints.
Habs ¢ colors sive, you many more | colors.

‘they're dillies for a dolfar.

Crimp- .

CARE “FREE BES

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” BUILDING &
‘SUPPLY 60. LTD.

PHONE 3351

Service Bt frpeiniment

ewer : Mojelsky

Bank of Montreal, Phone 4737.
_317

Rim Heels.on Ladies Shoes

We wish to‘extend:our heart-
felt thanks to ‘all: who. so- kindly.

* CASTLEGAR, B.C,
— _ - NOTICE — Experienced office

nae : : clerk desites: part time employ-+:-

UNITED
TRUCKING

DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Trail, Roelands: a, Castlegar

ment, phone 6501. 17

i - and ‘for ‘the ‘words ‘syrn-
:pathy arid beautiful floral vffer-
ings extended at the death of our

= giother..and © father.

MARLANE
GRILL

Open a: 00 am. to 9:30 pm.

NORICE — Beaty. Parlor, 7%
Maple) .St; Castlegar, hours;
<9 tam. to 5:30°‘pm, Alice

.. Zuckerberg, phone,4631, 317,

Special thanks. to Rev. ‘W. -J.
‘Krenz; Doctors, ‘Nurses ‘and staff
‘of the. “Kootenay’ Lake General
Hospital,” to those: who so “kindly

» Not. Just ‘Place: To
Eat But ‘The. Place Te Eat FOR SALE — Property in Cast-

Another, : ee
PHONE 3881 CASTLEGAR °

Jegar. Reasonable terms, write
box 307, Castlegar. 316).

FOR SALE — Lots in Kinnaird

$180.00"each. Phone 2738.

PLUMBING, &. HEATING
For Estimates: Phone 4
3401. “& | 2931
e' Service *
‘What We Install

tind

and /for: words -of- sym-
‘cident’ and « to the’ Castlegar
Funeral Home, °

The Hillestad Family

are not made to live in. Such| qo something worth while. It
a gardener -has for his object| should be a place to rest in
enhancing his landscape s0| when one is weary; a place to
| people will praise him. Personal| pring back memories of cherish-
‘pride - and not’ love of naturejed plants one knew in child-
motivates him -~ or else he is|hood — a clump of dwarf ris
considering increasing the value| first to appear above the ground
of his’ property. 3 — the yellow rose bush, the

~ Such a gardener takes plea-|Bouncing Betsys, Portulzcas,
sure. in low cropped shrubs ‘and | flaming . like a painter's plaque;
trained vines and crippled espali-|a place where dreams can be
ar trees that stand on their/dreamed, and beauty bloom for
‘crutches against the wall. Every- |, the sheer joy of living.

: » Family! allowance payments
is--about - $400--million- annually,
Hand old age security pensions’ is
about $380 millions. annually,

+ Greep’ s ‘Electric

"ELECTEICAL __
CONTRACTING

Miscellaneous Showér
"Friends of ‘Miss: ‘Grace Host-

etter g d to: honor her at'a

Free Estt
PHONE 2571
co)

Arrow Lilie Ferry
Ser

ah NAIRD.
CHIMNEY, ‘SERVICE
-- SERVICE
L.- G>- Montgomery
Vacuum Equipped
’ Phone 3722 or 3728
Box 64 — Kinnaird

“SL LAUGHT ‘ON

BSc. OD.
OPTOMETRIST
Office Hours

WED.

shower held at the home of Mr.
and::Mrs. EB a. Lipset on Fri,
April: 12.2:
« The guests enjoyed’ a mixer
followe aby. a mock wedding.
» ©The honoree then: received
many ‘useful and attractive gifts.
‘These: were presented to her with
the best wishes of her’ friends,
in a gaily decorated replica of an
aeroplane. Mrs. F. A. Hostetter
in :

IN.
"10-12 + 1:80 to > 8:00
PHONE “2081

i her
her many gifts.
‘Misses Rosalie Kennedy ‘and
the

G. A. SUMNER.

Naturopathic Physician

Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021

Box 292

> GENERAL BUILDING

: GONTRACTORS 1:00 p.m, Friday.

Lipsett
guests with a piano solo,
The hostess and co-hostess,
Mrs, C. W. Kennedy served re-
freshments assisted by: Rosalie

and

Al Kinds of tdi

Supplies
C.LL. Paints ,
CASTLEGAR °..BUILDING
- SUPPLY, STORE
Phone 2161 I

Soe =

WALDIE

We can ‘supply all your
building needs. Estimates -
gladly given.

Phone 7112

Desmond T. Littlewood

“ OPTOMETRIST
Post Office Building

Wed, 2:30 pm. to 8 ‘pm

PHONE 2281 THURS., FRI., @ SAT. }

Ray Milland

Dutch Maid

Birthady. Cakes
ding

COAL, BAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING and
‘EXCAVATING.
pee
Castlegar. Transfer.
iW, Sharples : Phone 609

April 25 - 26 - 27
Grace Kelly

Starring in -

“Dial M. For Murder”

in color

thing bends to the will: of the |=
LL.S. Lid.

master . No plants grow
for itself. Such a garden suffers |
purges. The gardener thinks
_ | nothing ‘of cutting down whole

beds of flowers that do not con-

form to his formal pattern. Dis-

placed flowers must go. If a: Charter Service

Belleate rose. droops. — take’ it® Towing - Barges
out, .Only thrifty plants are! onywhere on the Arrow
wanted. .If. a . variety becomes “:"Eakes
too thrifty and expands too much,
take it out for fear it wall take is PHONE 2901

PHONE 2921

TONIGHT — FRIDAY & SATURDAY
. Shows at 6:45 and 9

won presents :
in VISTAVISION and COLOR
ASOL C. SIEGEL PRODUCTION starring

BING CROSBY
GRACE KELLY
FRANK SINATRA

TOGETHER F FOR:
TIME

a “LOUIS ARMSTRONG x BAND
COLE POR TER othe