CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday; February 5, 1953

t's A Woman's World

By Mil Crittenden

February 14th is coming up! Valentines Day festival of hearts
and flowers. It's time to be just a little sentimental, to give a little
thought to the romantic side of living. A shopping expediion this
week brought this to my mind for right now, of course, the stores
are heaped and laden with Valentines,

What fun itis to glance through yous hair: jas small: owe oe
the Valentines! And how they oughly—using cleansing cream
bring back childhood memories! | first, Then follow with soap-and-
Some are romantic as a Strauss! water and several warm rinses.
Waltz, lacey as the crisp white) This opens up the pores and starts
caging on a bon-bon box. Some|yoy relaxing. Next, relax com-

amusing, whimsical, senti-|nictely, Drop your head, let its
mental, gay or funny. Yet, there’s Velght fall Rvilly-nilly, let your
a whole quiverful of Valentine | shoulders sag, your arme fall life-
ideas shot straight from Cupid'sloss, Shake out your hands, Rest
how. there a minute.

HAVE. A HEART! STEP 2. Lubricate. Now take
we’ ied |up palms full of oil or rich cream
with the details of daily iWving and’ work into shoulders, throat
that: we forget about the little/and face. Next, massage cream
sentimental gestures. Let’s take|into the face with quick, patting,
time this Valentine's Day for a|upward strokes, The delicate area
few of the little “extras.” An un-|around the eyes need special care
expected gift for that MAN of)Dont rub here but pat gently
yours will please him and flat- with extra cream.
ter him enormously. And why|:~STEP 3: Steam your face. Tak~
not please the children by adding |ing cloth that has becn rung out
-a little festive touch to the dinner |in hot water, apply it to your face.
table? Perhaps a heart-shaped|This will open the pores and pre-
cake with pink frosting. Perhaps|pare your skin for the mask.
one of those lush chocolate hearts |STEP 4, Spread mask over entire
sbeside each plate, bearing .the|neck and face except for eye area,
message “Be My Valentine!'| where you leave plenty of cream.
These are the little memories}Make.sure mask is thick enough
that they'll cherish in the years|to cover every pore, packed into
ahead. wrinkles and crevices, spread
QUEEN OF HEARTS. thickly under chin and@ out under

Speaking of romance and senti-|jaw.
ment, isn’t Valentine's Day the].. STEP 5. Now soak cotton pads
time to give a little special atten-|with eye lotion. witch hazel or
tion to your beauty care? It’s a|Woracic acid, lay over eyes and Hie
good time to launch a program of |down for fifteen or twenty min-
exercise and diet to regain that|utes. For, best results, lie: withy
perfect schoolgirl figure. But first, |feet and “legs higher than your.
Jet's talk about a few tircks that head. (An ironing board propped
bring quick’ and immediate re-|up against the chesterfield makes
sults. Something to’give you that}an excellent ‘salon’ rest.) Relax
“new look” this February 14th. {completely and think of nothing

You'll be his “Queen of Hearts” |except to count your blessings!
this Valentine’s day if you take| STEP 6. Up now, and rinse off
time to give yourself a good home |the mask with oe water. Now
facial, It's a * that's ite a piece it cot-
easily mastered_and.a trick that ;ton with ae cate skin lotion or
you should keep up your sleeve | witch hazel and go over the face
for every special occasion. with'brisk, patting motions, Your

First, get together :your -facial skin is smooth as a baby’s. Your

. equipment; a big towel, headband|eyes are bright and dewy, You
or towel for your head, absorbent|feel fresh and relaxed. You're
cotton, facial tissue. For dty|ready for ‘a.lovely make-up and
skins—which most of us-have in!@ Wonderful time!
this country—youl’l need clean-|VITAL STATISTICS 7
sing cream, lubricant cream, skin |: To get back’ to that: diet-and-
freshener and special facial mask.

‘Why use facial“mask? Beepuse | eatiier, bere. are oma vital sta-
its the quickest’ ‘“pe-do" job your Fra “from Hollywood. These are
face can get. ‘There are many considered the ideal beauty meas-,
safe, effective masks thdt you can urements of a young Hollywood
buy right in your -cofner drug-|star and chev: give, you. something
store. They rest the face, make|*? aim al
skin seem smoother, fresher,-less|- Height, 5, feet 6 inches. Wrist
lined, Most have a tightening pull 6 1/4 inches. Bust 35 inches. Waist
that sucks out dirt from the’ pores | 29 ches smaller than bust. (25,
make the best treatment | for|not!. over “26. .inches.) “Hips, 35

or. enl; 101
Blacknanay ore wat plareed. Re sous ‘inches; Calf 4°or 5 inches larger
self a facial, don't put‘it'off just|than ankle.
because you haven't taken time to
buy a facial mask at the drug-
store. You can make your own,
right in, your own kitchen, Here's
a good" one., CORNMEAL: MASK:

: Mix two tablespoons of: cornmeal
with one egg white, lightly beaten,
to form a paste as thick as heavy
cream. This you spread over your
face and neck” — ‘then ‘let dry.*:
When it feels taut you rinse off ~
with cold water.

_ HOME FACIAL

Ready to begin? First, wrap
“yourself” in a ‘big - towel, leaving
arms and shoulders free. Tie back

Every year one of my friends liclous new “Mince-Fruit Torte, and
pour 8. Christmas include the glass ple plate 1 which
pudding. steamed’ in‘ a “white ‘bow! it !s baked as part of the present.”
with a holly. design. If fm lucky’ x Minee-Frait Torte
enough ta receive one this year, 1
shall have. aoe .of six of these a
owls to use for-serving ‘substan-
brown sugar, and %4.tsp. salt. With.
“tial soups, chowder.or salads. “a fork work in 1 ¢, already-stited
The chef and “Ihave just - per’ enriched «flour,. 1 tsp. baking .pow-
fectzd a wonderful holiday ginger .dcr..and 1.¢..unceoked roiled osts
+ perfect’ for ‘gift-giving. to-make carse and sticky crumbs.
steamed in pint-sized « Paok: 4
moutds for small.families,.or in a ‘resistant ‘glass :pie plate.
three-pint mould for a large fam- "Then mix, « togeth her % ©, mince-
ay And. the ‘mould: baa be. Dart of meat,’ 54_¢. choo le and % e—
e gift. drained ‘crushed pe aerle or chop-
Heilaey Gloger | Pudding i pedsstewed or canned « apricots.
Sift together 2 ¢. already-sitted Spread .in the crumb-lined plate.
enriched ‘flour, % ¢. sugar, %.tsp. Cover lightly with the 3

in a bowl cream togethet % c.
margarine. or. shortening. %

inches (not over 36). Ankles 8 1|3|°

GERMAN AUTO anes BE BUILT HERE

Central Press Canadian

New competition for. Canadian ¢ and U.S. car manufacturers may be
felt in the German Volkswagen or some’ other small German car.
German company is seeking to buy a 250-acre tract near Oakville, Ont.
on which to build an assembly plant, The Volkswagen shown here Is

popular all over Europe,

THREE BILDG PERMITS
APPROVED MONDAY

Three building permits totalling
$2450 were approved by the reg-
ular meeting of the Castlegar vil-.
lage commissioners Monday eve-
ning. A fourth permit for $8,000
was tabled.

The permits approved are: Pete
L. Gretchen, smal! house, $500;.C.

.[N. Appleton, house, $3,500; Joe
‘Thiel, garage, $450.

The permit tabled was for an
$8,000 funeral home on Third
Avenue. Applicant is Frank Rich-
ardson. The application for per-
mit was tabled, since the proposed
location is slightly removed from
the business section.

“{° Seven ‘Royal : Navy, destroyers:
.|served in Korean ‘waters. during
the first of the war,'three of them
completed two ‘full tours of duty.

Quiet Wedding Unites
Castlegar Couple

In a quiet di vat
the ohme of Rev, F. Woodrow on Rs elu
January 15, the former’ are Vv.
Mair became the bride of John
Fetenauer: Rev. Woodrow offi- A U T 0: G 0 u R T
ciated, :
A reception of guests followed Fully Modern
the nuptials, at the groom's home. Cc A B I N. s.
Reasonable Rates 2
CASTLEGAR-TRAIL
_ HIGHWAY. :

Among the guests present were;
Mr, and Mrs. S, C, Muirhead of
Kinnaird; Mrs, F. Walton, a sis-
ter of the bride and Lloyd Mair,
the bride’s son, both: of Nelson;
Mr. and Mee Pie Hougars pride? is

in-] Rob-
son; and Mr. ne aly of ea

Miss Mary Musecov and’ Mrs.
M. Hougan assisted in the serving
of a luncheon,

- Photo Studio
FINEST QUALITY
SERVICE

; as
B HUBER
Box 522 Phone 4922

Castlegar, B.O,

The value of Canada’s product-
on of ski poles and fittings in 1950
amounted to $28,142 and should
be even greater during the 1952-
53 season since the sport is becom-
ing ever more popular.

During 1951,, figured on a per},
capita basis, Canadians cach at-
tended the movies 18 times. +

Carlsen’s Building
——— Supply

Gon BC,
¥ .A.COMPLETE, LINE

OF “BUILDERS? ES

INCLUDING HARDWARE and PAINT
Estimates Cheerfally Gtven

HA iGs KINNAERD — ROBSON - - CASTLEGAR WELFARE AND RECREATIONAL SOCIETY

Statement of Receints and Disbursements

Year Ended December 3i, 1952

RECEIPTS

Subscriptions:
Employees gt thes
Cc, M. & §&. . Ltd,
W. K, P. & Light Co. Ltd.

The C. M. & S. Co. Ltd. ..
Local Donations

¢

2,19.
130 200 2,332.50

“9 250.00

C. M. & S, Co. Ltd. Employees 45.00, *

Others

Miscellaneot :
Colleshons for:

265.00 310.00

Society

finned Improvement Society

Robson Recreation Society
Genelle Recreation :
and Welfare Society

Canadian Legion Building Fund

Bond Interest.

3,919.50
60.00

. ofall feceipt

100,50 4,080.00
8,972.50

* Excess of-Disbursements over Receipts

*+ 685.27

DISBURSEMENTS

'
Camp ‘Koolaree ~.... 75.00 ET
r Canadian, Legion Branch 170
Poppy “Fund .
Band .... .00 400.00

’ Castlegar and District Fall. Fair
.. Camp Lourdes ....
Canadian. Aztotitis and ‘Rheum:
‘Trail Boy Scout..A it
Trail Rossland Girl Guide. Camp

National
Canadian Red Cross Society
Nelson’ Branch
Trail Branch .

Canadian National Institute For The «
i; Sees ne : 100.00
con «Cancer: C . 5 100.00
B.C. Olympic Games .. 75,00
Crippled Children’s Hospital 50.00
St. John Ambulance Association
British and Foreign “Bible Association 50.00
Army 150.00

&
45.00 “1,870.00

y, 80.00
220.00 . 300.00

50.00

875.00
Amateur “Athletic _ ‘and ’ Recreation
“Society

Lillian Kill

Public Library Associntio

Kinnaird

St. John Ambulance — Kinnaird -

Baden Powell Club

Little Theatre .

Sports C

Welfare Committee

Library Committee .
— 8

‘Robson

_ $00.00 -

*gpog0
00.00 1,750.06

Society
‘Women’s Institute
+ Welfare ..:3 : ‘

225.00. -
50,00 |
“75.00 00 * 360.00

TOTAL GRANTS
Special Collections Disbursed
Society

Proj

Canadian ‘Legion "Building Fund
+-Kinnaird Improvement, Society
1951, Adjustment, re Canadian Leg

Ears A
2308 Audit Fee
x pment

Post Ottice Box Rent

a Safe" ‘Keeping Charges.

 Dentine’ and “Stationery - _
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS

salty and -itep, ‘baking: sod Aad’ Pravered yerumbsr iG
2 beaten-grade’A,:B. or Creggs, Bake 35 min.-in-a moderate oven,
e. tinsulphured molasses and.% c. Ss0378- deg..F. Serve cut in small:
‘melted shortening or margarine, Wedges, elther warm = witk hard
Mix. well. Stir in 2c. ralsing, 1c, *auce or cold with whipped cream.
Tomorrow's Dinner
“Pea Soup
m fron ‘hese bone)
car
Transfzr to a well oiled tal hs ar eee
mould, or 3 (1 pt.) moulds, dies, string Beans _ ‘Pickle d Bert Salad
em three-quarters. Cover wit! Mine errult Torte
a Sent fitting dias or wilh, alumi _ Coffe
“The. Cher | tien “Paddings
To | iteam puddings, first. put
jas: Serve ot - Several. folds of newspaper In a
/anuce, am gauee, eee
gam.” Serve
eight. of the mold. Cover ciose

‘nladaime™ observed the chef, and’ boil “slow! :
reiders can niake our de- time vot ee? ene aisnany ue

es mike

Allow 1%

Cash on Hana ...

Bank of Montreal, Current Account
Dominion of Canada Bonds at Cost

$3,257.88

Special ‘gllections we

Surplus'Account:

“Balance December 31, :
Less, Bstess of De Disbursements over
Less: 002 Special “collection “tobe

327° 3,245.63
* $yab7.88

Ihave made an examination of the accounts and records of the}
Kinnaird —— Robson — Castlégar Welfare Recreation Society for
the year ended December 31, ne
In my opinion the i and D: i

Balance Sheet exhibits a true and correct view of the transactions

Society.
and

of the ‘Society ‘for’ ‘the year ended... December ‘31, 1952 according to
the. explanations *; tome |and as shown on the books ‘of the

“per: CRYST,
Public Accountant.

Page 7

' FOR SALE — Gne pair of boy's FOR RENT — Comfortable room,

300.00
+ 200.00 1,000.00,

FLIGHT: BPACE- RESERVATIONS

7
vat H.. K. Naruse

K. A. ‘Morrow
OPTOMETRISTS
- Suite 3 — Post Office Bldg.
Hours — 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. -

The News’

SALE — 6 Piece-Light Fin-

On Dinette Suite. Apply Mrs.
_W. Davis, Apt..A, Robson Hall
SOR SEE Blas bay be,
SALE — Blue baby buggy.
Eon $50, Selling for $15, “Rock-
or-Roll” baby chair. “Torcan”

» heater-fan, “New Maid” non-
electric vacuum-cleaner. Var-
ious other household items. Call
Stasiak’s, Sixth Avenue, Phone
3256. P1-6

” skates. Size 11. Never use
$4.00, Phone 3741. Mrs. K. Ang
reashuk, Castlegar, 3-3

‘FOR SALE — Grain fed baby

beef. Phone 4531. Anderson

Feed Co, ce:

FOR'SALE — One used, heavy-
duty office safe, $125.00.. Qne
used cement mixer, small size,

Classifieds

HELP WANTED — FEMALE —
Good typing essential, neat ap-
pearance, able to meet public,
experience not necessary. To

. staré March 1st’ in Castlegar.
Apply by letter giving all de-
tails, to Box 410, Castle News

FOR RENT — Furnished two
room basement suite, self-con-
tained, E. J. Peterson, Box 59,
Castlegar, B.C,

Central, For respectable gentle-
man. (non-drinker.) Apply
corner of Columbia and Main
or Phone 4282, 1-6

Robson Community hall, 8 pm My

AMATEUR SHOW — Saturday
February 9, Coronation Hall, 7:30

Keep February 20: for obser !
9,| Kinnaird Dramatic performance.

‘WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY
For Appointments Phone
3441 - Mrs, Sutherland or
Office Phone 2581 Wed. or
. Sat.

27

THE OLD HOME TOWN

— MAW CoM!
WER SECRET WEAPON-=°

teesesronoee By STANLEY.

FOLKS-
[ES OUT SWINGIMe

$35.00, Apply Oglow Btothers{p.m, Grand Prizes. 1st. $15, 2nd.

Building and Supply. Company
Ltd, Columbia Avenue, ea
tlegar. x saad Fs

FOR RENT — Two room modern
self ie contained sparement

$10, 3rd. $7 and 4th, $5. Enter
now.

‘OUND — Keys on Ring, Car
Poe No, 2T-72, Apply. News
Office, 3-5.

Apely Bob Hunter, Box a) WANTED

‘astlegar.

— Small quantities of
standing timber, eultahle f¢ Led

‘WANTED — Would like a ride
to Trail every morning about).
‘8 am. Phone 2137. C3-4

Write W. Budden, Box 518, ‘Gas.
tlegar. + P3-4

WANTED — Bookkeeper for

‘OUND — Young Ladies’ glasses
‘pply Castle News and pay for
is ad. C3-4

‘FOUND — Child’s Gold Frame

Glasses. in wine case, Owner
may have by ‘paying for this
ad. 8 : =

Robson Co-operative Exchange.
Apply at Co-Op, Robson. © C3-4

St. Alban’s Evening . Guild
Valentine’s Tea and Apron Sale
and Bake Table, February 14,
from 3 to 5 p.m, in the Parish
Hall. .

“Spring slut

Around The

Ie i

Around

is time to have a,
complete

CHECK UP

_on your car for Spring and
Summer driving. Let us
service your car now
We Have Equipment For
COMPLETE MOTOR REBUILDING

FOR

1949 FORD PANEL

SALE

DELIVERY TRUCK

1946 MONARCH COACH, Excellent Condition .
1946 FORD 3 TON, Flat deck with new motor

ARROW MOTORS LID.

CASTLEGAR, B.C. i

i {1 had from Mrs. D. Seaton. During

Here-»«There
With Arlee

4 You probably won't believe
is, — I find it hard to do so my-
Sule but the fact of the matter is
— I-WON a Prize! Not a conso-
lation ‘prize, not even secoyd or
third but FIRST! -At the Bridge
and: Whist party last Saturday
night for the March of Dimes.

Of course I had a wonderful
time but even if it hadnt been for
first prize I would.have enjoyed
the evening. I'played whist so it
was sheer luck that gave me high
score unless you count the help.

the one time when we had to
score dur opponent's tricks, she
did beautifully on_ ‘aire! us
that is.
Vic Jones and I ‘were partners
and Mrs. Seaton"had our table
laughing so hard my. jaws were
still sore, in Church the next
hight. I’ don’t know, maybe we
ought to send for her daughter
Buddy and family to come back.
‘to Castlegar to live, she seemed
to be able to Keep her .mother
in line and there's no telling what
will happen next.
For the first time in a Jong: time
rm Blad I.didn’t get around to
doing my washing on Monday. By
waiting until Wednesday I have
the pleasure of seeing the sun-
shine on my sheets and see them
billowing out in the wind—they
might even dry. Some Winter!!
Gordin and Mickey Jones went

again some winter!

ELECTROLUX

Service — Supplies
LAKESIDE .
HOBBY CENTRE

RADIO
SERVICE
B. HUBER

25 years

on a weiner roast this week —

TAXI TRADES LICENCE
APPROVED FOR CASTLEGAR

SAVE WITH

(asile Theatre Thriftpass

FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Shows af 7 and 9 p.m.

The trades — licence

of Ivan T. for a taxt
service in Castlegar té operate
from the new hotel now. under
congtruction, was approved at
Monday’s commission meeting.
The licence application,’ which
has been deferred. for over a
month, could not be refused, the
commissioners felt, even though
the. present business available

of another taxi service here. -

. It was pointed out that the vil-
lage of Castlegar licence entitles
the applicant to operate the taxi’
only within the village limits.

may not justify the establishment}.

MONDAY. and TUESDAY
ALL RUSSIAN PICTURE :

“MUSSORGSKY"
In Beautiful Magicolor

Shows at'7 and 9 p.m.
Regular. ‘Admission Prices

Five species of shrimp are
found in waters of British Colum-
bia.

than it was in 1949.

SETS EMAMELE

=-Centrat Press vanaqian
As minister of health, Hon, Pawul
Martin feels he has to set a good
example, even at the dinner table.
So, though he admits to an appe-
tite as good as anyone in the Do-
minion, and though he can, :as

‘shown here, perform venthitsiasti~"

cally on a steak and all the tr!

expanding waist Mine by. curbing”

Work Guaranteed
Box 522 Phone 4922
Castlegar, B.C.

is “at the dinner table,’
In 20 months, he says, he took off:
40 pounds, which brings nim down
to 160, The effort, he maintains, ts
another example of “good govern--

MITCHELL L Transfer and Fuel Ltd.

PHONE

OFFICE — ANDERSON FEED BUILDING

Sugar is the cheapest of all’en?|*
ergy foods.-But not many Can-/’
.|adians realize it-is‘cheaper today
by a few cents per 300; ‘pounds, :

mings, he applied the brakes to his r

Narvo,

Box 292

There Are Still Some .. .
-: TOILETS, BASINS, SINKS and
"CEMENT LAUNDRY TUBS

—OW SALE—

SEE US FOR PAINT — Monamel, Monaseal, Murphy
Gyptex and Vello

CASTLEGAR BUILDING. SUPPLY

Phone 2161.

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY

my WORIZON PICTURES
presents

YVAN HEFL a
NELIN. KEES

An S.P. EAGLE PROOUCTION
with JOHN MAXWELL
KATHERINE. WARREN

sf EAGLE + 108
Raloased they Ui

$150 PAYNITE WED.

Pettey 2 Senta : February 13- {4
LIL Es

I've fought my way out
of ‘cabs, bars; and hotel rooms,
T've learned this business