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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, March 19, 1953

Ca atin atin etna i tet
KINNAIRD _KORNER

Tire. Fred Charke of Emco, Ont
trio, motored to Procter Sunday
to visit with her son' and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, C, A,
Brady. While here, she also visit-
ed with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Ball and
her grandson and grand-daughter
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ball of Kin-
naird and Mr. and .Mrs, N, C.
Moore of Fruitvale, B.C.

Mrs, W. Dalling, Mrs. Karl
Spence and Mr, E. Johnson are
patients in Trail Tadanac Hospi-
tal. ret,
IRISH LAD HAS BIRTHDAY
ON ST. PATRICK’S DAY

Master David Mahoney, Irish to
the core, has another reason for
liking St. Patrick’s Day. On Tues-
day. while St. Patrick’s praises
were being sung and celebrated
py Irishmen and others all over
the world, young David was!

DANCE

Modern & Square

herself go.”
Being well groomed

It takes only few mintes to get!
out of'bed, brush your teeth, wash
your face, comb your hair, and
put on lipstick before the house-
hold arises and the day’s chores
begin. These extra few minutes
of sleep could never give you the
benefits you will get from greet-
ing your family cheerfully and
sitting down to breakfast Jeoking
pretty,

Té you tie a scarf or a wide rib-
bon bow around your hair while
doing your housework, your hair
will stay clean and your face will

treating his many young friends
to a luncheon in horior of his
seventh birthday.

The table was centred for the
occasion With a candle-lit birth-
day cake. decorated in the St. Pat-
rick’s motif. The youngsters had
a jolly time.

home is largely a matter of habit.|heavy work, such as

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Os A Woman's Wall

By Mil Crittenden

Today, let’s consider the special beauty problems of the home-
maker. The woman who goes.out to business is almost forced to
make an effort where her appearance js concernéd. The woman who
stays home, however, is faced with the constant temptation to “let

in thejbe flattered. Rubber gloves for

PPD ee,
DEER PARK NEWS

ian cn atlanta atlrantiiaaaectitinn)
Mr. and Mrs, C. M, K. h

Residents of Deer Park spent an
interesting afternoon at their new
school when the teacher and pu-
pils sponsored an educational pro-
gram for Week, Ray-

who have been holidaying at Re-
nata spent a few days with the
former's brother-in-law and sis-
ter, Mr, and Mra, C, S. Phelps,
before returning to their home at
Procter,

mond Crockett acted as master of
ceremonies and the program in-
cluded a reading by Leroy Brigge-
man, two musical selections by
Michael and Danny Romaine, a

breading by Laverna Briggeman,

a solo by April Allen and a duet
by April and Michael Romaine.
After a reading. by Raymond
Crockett, the pupils.presented a
short skit entitled “Education is
Everybody's Business,".

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bfiggeman
had as their. guests, Mr.: Brigge-
a|man's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Bacon of Edgewood,

and floor washing, are essential
to protect your hands, The hand-
lotion bottle should be at every
outlet and should be used before
and after you put yous hands in
water.

Beauty in the home jncludes
an ‘even temper., Working to
music, having bright pictures to
cheer you while you work, a gar-
den outside your window-all keep
your thoughts on an even. tenor
and keep linés from your face.
Try anything that will keep your
mind off your troubes and make
you aware of the pleasures of be-
ing ‘alive.

The more attractively groomed
you are in your daily work, the
easier it will be for you to avoid
the pitfalls of overweight, poor
posture, lax beauty habits and
bad temper. Something about
looking well makes you feel well,
makes you want to look better
and to have your surroundings
look better. It gives you the pride
of person and the pride for your
home that make housework and
family life worth while, x
At-Home Feshions,

The clothes you will wear when
entertaining: in your home de-
pends, of course, on the formality
or informality of the occasion,
Local customs and other. factors
also influence your choice.

For the more gala of your At-
Home parties, a hostess gown
or dinner dress is usually ap-

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wear or a
formal costume usually is not ap-
propriate, Informal ‘hostess skirts
or hostess: pyjamas can be worn
at.informal evenings or cocktail
parties,

Your guests will be flattered if
you dress up to them - do your
hair attractively, make up ‘care-
fully and show no signs ‘of having
spent hours.in the kitchen,

Dress in the home for regular
family living and for housework
routines is also important to your
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Thursday, March 19, 1953

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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

‘MISSION CONFERENCE

Funeral In Trail.
For Robson Resident

A Robson resident for the past |,

Five Years Ago
This Week

CREIGHTON

from Cominco employment, Wil-
liam 1, died in Trail

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> $pm.

SPEAKERS

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Wilfred Watson — S. America

VARIOUS LOCAL CHURCHES CO-OPERATING

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‘Tadanac Hosyltal ‘Tuesday after-
noon. Funeral services are being
held today at 2:00 p.m. with Rev.
D. W. Moore officiating and mem-
‘| Bers, of the Orarige Lodge attend-
ing. *

Mr, Houston was born in Bail-
mena, Ireland on May 13, 1881.
Coming to Canada in 1910, he set-
tled at Cranbrook and moved to
Trail four years later taking up
employment with the C.M.&S, Co.
He worked in the plumbing shop,
the tank room and at Warfield re-
tiring in 1945,

He is survived’ by his ,wife
Jennie and two daughters, Mrs.
‘J. T. Nicholson and Miss Alice
Houston; two brothers, John in
Pittsburgh and Ezekiel in Ireland;
two sisters, Martha in Pittsburgh
and Mrs. Irving in Ireland, and
two grandchildren.

It’s A Woman’s World
beauty and charm program, Dres-
sing for dinner, even when it is

seven years since his retirement K

‘From the March 18th, 1948 issue
of the Castle News).

A fire of unknown origin des-
troyed a goodly portion of the
Castle Bakery on Sunday night.
Smoke_was noticed coming out of
the building about 11:40 p.m. by
Miss Masfe Campbell and she im-
mediately notified Cliff Wan-
iless, partner in the Bakery Co,
and he turned in the fire alarm.

MILLWORK

Custom Made
Store Counters and Displays
Cabinet Work For Homes

The Fire Department
immediately ‘and had it under
control within 20 minutes, Loss is
partly covered by insurance. ~

A meeting was held to discuss
establishment of a public library
at Castlegar. C. K. Morrison, Supt,
of Public Library Commission was
present and recommended ap-
t of a five li-
brary board, The library is to be
financed by membership fees and
a government grant which has
dollar for dollar by the local gov-

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erning body. The board has
to be met dollar for dollar by the
local governing body. The board

has $155.46 to apply to the grant.

LETTER TO THE

BULLETIN BOARD

a family affair, not only flatters
your d but i your

St. Alban’s Church. every Thursday In Lent at 7 p.m, Films

on the Life of St, Faul.

Gara Party under auspices of Ladies Auxiliary to the Cana-
dian Legion in the Legion Memorial Hall on Saturday,
March 2ist at 8 p.m, Fourth of series. Prizes and re-

freshments. Admission 35c.

First Aid Exams begin .in the Kinnaird School {Monday

night promptly at 7:00 p.m.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles are
sponsoring an Apron and Bake Sale‘ at Rigby’s on

children to good custom, What-
ever you have been wearing dur-
ing the day, it is a gracious gest-
ure to put on a pretty dress for
dinner, to clean‘up and have your
children and husband clean up,
and in every sense make the meal
an important occasion.
All home wear should be com-

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Village of Kinriaird or the Public

EDITOR:
CEMETERY ROAD SHOULD
I should like to call the atten-
(either the Commissioners of the

Works’ Department) to the bad

to the Ci tery at Kin-

fortable as well as
special wardrobe of informal fire
side wear gives a sense of luxury
to most homemakers, especially
those who are tied down with
small children and rarely have
an evening out. Dressing prettily
for evenings: at home: can give
the same sense of glamour that
dressing for dancing used to give

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you. Wear flowers ‘in your. hair
and it won't be many minutes be-
fore your husband -sits up and
takes notice!

“What you wear while dlecaing
house, gardening, or going shop-
ping should give you a sense of.
attractiveness and neatness.
Never-nv, ‘never-go about: the
house in: a worn-out dress, a
housecoat with no belt, or with

your. hair uncombed just because

_ fo one is going to see you. You
,will sée, youself in the mirror]

of Socialism
are There!

There’ s the Socialiem of the various
democracies that have never abandoned
democracy but have merely dabbled on
the edges of the Great Experiment. ~

And there’s the Socialism of the
Union of. Socialist Soviet | Republics

experiment in the practical application

; of the ideas of Marx and Engels.

the two. :
But is it inst true that ‘the difference

How. Many Kinds

naird Bench are very narrow and
are, in many places, almost: im-
passible when wet as there is no
gravel on much of the route and
the mud is real gumbo. Several.
funerals have only just made it.
If the road.cannot be widened it
should at least have some gravel.
I hope that’ the matter will be
attended to before some héarse
gets stuck.
, Yours truly,
Basil A. Resker,

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look and feel trim, that it can
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that you feel happy ‘in it when
you catch a glimpse of yourself
in the mirror.

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: Socialist idea of ‘Gover ent un.
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If that is the case, then how much of
the Socialist poison can a democracy
tolerate and still remain free.

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and professors to mull over in academic

like Canada. :

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