CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, June | 1, 1953

WE HAVE A
BEAUTIFUL STOCK

OF SUMMER
DRESSES =

$5.95 10 $16.95.

| JANET’S

The May 23 Bake Sale was most
successful it was reported ‘at the
regular monthly meting of the
Catholic Women's Leagu held at
the home of Mrs,..M. Daltonon
June 4 with 14 members and Rev.
Father. L. Trainor present. . |

It! was decided ‘that bake sales
will’ beheld ‘every’ three months:
during the coming-year,.«+--::"

Mrs. C. Brodman gave a’ report
on the CWL Convention at Cres-
ton which she attended as Castle-
gar delegate.

Plans were also discussed for
a strawberry social to be held
a 8. Mrs, L..V. Campbell is
to be conivenor and Mrs, J. Cor-
bett and Mrs, R. Mclver will also
.serve on the committee. Mrs. B,
[McGauley is in charge of hall

and Mrs, Campbell, music.

The campaign’ for Prospector
subscriptions was begun with a
number. of ‘subscribers allotted to
jeach’ member to call upon, The
‘campaign ‘ends June 21, 1953,

Mrs, A. Read won the booster
prize and’ Mrs, Dalton and Mrs,
Read were hostesses.

Next megting will be held at
the home of Mrs: M, Gallo with
Mrs. R. Goulet as co-hostess,

rental, Mrs. :Dalton advertising f

“The hoilday season is almost

Ot's FE Woman's World
By Mil Crittenden

(although, alas, not all of us!) means travel ... vacation. . .fun!
So today, let's consider beauty tips for. fon tus traveller.

heret And that for many of us

is to plan

The secret of being a

terminal, what transportation will
take “you to” Your ee or. other
destination, Mi:

Well in advance, \ ne
ticket in a safe vallable place. . .

you off, A frien
station. provide ‘pk

only a small bag Sere you on,

train or plane. One’ of - the. bles-'
sings of. air travel has been that
it has taught us to travel light.
When nylon slips, undies and
blouses - easily washed ‘and need-
ing no ironing - are used, only
two of each are needed even for
a two-week jaunt. Take suits and
dresses that will: not show soil
readily, and .take only. freshly
cleaned _clothi One coat is all

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i FIXTURES Ae
CONTRACTING REPAIRS |
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the traveler should allow herself.
Before you decide what to take,
decide what you can avoid taking.
Small packs of cleaning tissuesy|
for instance, can be bought en
route, so there ‘is no “need. to
travel with a 500-sheet box. Do
not travel with boxes of candy,
}cartons of cigarettes, or ‘other
things that are readily available
wherever you go..Be sure to take
clothing that will be suitable for
the place you are going to-stay.
The brochures of chambers of
of

a Shirts

The Finest Money

Happy All Summer.

Neckwear
In His Favorite,
Patterns

as Belts

and resort
hotels will tell you what clothing
is suitable for the locale. }

A travel make-up kit, compact,
fitted, and well stocked, is a must
for the well-groomed traveler, Do

your trip ahead — and plan carefully what you are taking with you,
Bumping around: with too much’ luggage can make a trip a nightmare
instead of the pleasant journey you've dreamed about, 4

Plan : where you.are going,|do start your tan early. You can
learn time schedules, find out how ; get a pre-beach tan in your back
to get from‘the plane to the bus|yard or under a sun lamp. Try;

Fe tions,|the sand, It, is, much, easi
Cl ‘Regs your e auch ' more: hecoi By

to apply sun-tan oi} in the dress-'
ing’ room. betore.'you ‘go..out into’)

After you
rund
look beautiful in-

‘a fine. exercise
he...

The oquassa trout, a relative of} Nova Scotia possesses the only
the Artic char, is caught: in the} good bituminous coal depositsjon
Gulf of St. Lawrence and on the|the Atlantic. coast of North‘or
Labrador, coast. Bout America.

PER ters

“FoR ‘BETTER CEMENT...
We Have

d Gravel
be Mi MEX.
Also‘One Cerient Mier’& Floor Sander _

FOR RENT

CHUCK'S TRANSFER

: Phone 3711 Castlegar, BC.

improves. ‘arches, f

calluses) and playing ball — —helps
give. you ‘an even ‘tan: besides be-
ing fun,

HOT ‘WEATHER ‘BEAUTY

Dressing for hot - weather. re-
quires’ special. care. Begin with
a cool bath, a-refreshing rub-
down with toilet water and a
dusting of talcum, Fresh undies
from the skin out are a must in
warm weather. Choose a dress
that is*loose without being bulky
and one that is ‘of a cool fabric -
linen, rayon, or cotton - and of a
cool color, Blues, white, greens
absorb less light.than others; light
colors are cooler than dark,

leather, straw, plastic or fabric.
Sugde, looks’ hot and is; patent-
leather, ‘popular for summer
wear, actually is hotter than re-
gular leather. Wear a wide-brim

sun away from your face and pro-
tect your make-up.
Keep your hair up — away
from your neck and off your face.
Ig your face is inclined to pers-
pire, blot it with facial tissue.
which will absorb oil and mois-
ture but won't disturb your make-

Wear fairly’ open shoes of| *

straw or fabric hat to keep the | «

|;with some reason. There is”‘fre-

not try to carry make-up sup- up.
plies.in your handbag, which will
be crowded anyway, or in your
suitcase so that you will: have to
keep opening it.-A- protective |-
cream, toilet .water,.an. astringent.
liquid . cleanser are --travelling
musts to. protect: you from. the
grime and inconvenience of trans-
portation, Buy: beauty supplies in
smal] travel quantities, and re-.|
place them, if necessary, along
the .way. =
HOLIDAY ‘CHARM:
*-Remember that patience, ‘eourt-

esy, and’'a pleasant smile ‘are the

te for gingerbread or pud-
Fora pi for. or rads ig OF Dt

NEXT TIME You’ ENTERTAIN eee ‘SERVE

Cs ones 1

CANADIAN WHISKY

You and your guests will
enjoy. the distinctive, differ-
ent flavour of Coronation...
a fine Canadian Whisky of
mellow smoothness!

Established 1832
a's Oldast Distill

This adver

Thost valuable - travel-' equipment |: phured ma
You ‘can “have.: Yet. travelers are. --ereamy

to each eup poe whipped *

Control Board hea th Government of

‘often ‘the Thost’ ill a and

‘inconsiderate’ people - and ‘often:|'
‘quently confusion in train‘ sche-
ules, Gra “long wait or delayed
leavings, or -restless’ children to
maké’travélling | tedious,” Still,
wher you take a trip you want
to enjoy it:
‘So pack your plensant | ‘person~
ality, along when you go away,.in
fy} your: attitude” toward life, ‘the:
i people you travel with, those who
|| serve you’ on the trip. Relax: and
enjoy yourself,

BEAUTY AT PLAY

“the important thing to remem
ber about all. recreation - sports
and outdoor: play < is to be.prop-
erly dressed. Sports such as bowl-
ing arid tennis. require the proper
costume to give you the freedom
of movement you want and also.
|} to. protect ‘you: from falling and,
other accidents. You will enjoy
| any ‘sports, more and be better, at
it_if you have ‘the proper clothes
and equipment. You, will, also
Want to protect your nails, skin
and : hair. irom. hazards of the!’
game. ~ cas
. Your charm is as important. as
your: appearance on: beaches;. ten-

arts

you..are .playing; make . yourself
intoa good loser. Be a good bench
‘warmer, too, If. you, don’t play
the game the others wish to, play,
don’t spoil their. fun. Be a wel-
come spectator., Any , players en-
joy.an appreciative, audience...
No. one likes .a:spoilsport. “.°
-Go to your. tennis: game,” bow]-
irig.alley, or.the golf links armed
with a compact, make-up kit, in-
cluding . ;a-refreshing toilet water
it no shower. is: available, Use a
deodorant under arms before you
peein, to play, ‘plus a light dust-
:tale over the entire body. |’
bad “your. hair,is long, tie it up with
a ribbon, kota scarf over it, or |’.
put it.up.in-braids to keep it tidy. |’
Beauty.on; thet

BRITISH--COLUMRIA —
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Pee ee Ree ware
‘bly rio more healthf' a t'vities.

Sy

Thurday, june 11, 1953

Page 7

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The News
FOR SALE — 5 H.P, LE.L, Chain.

Saw, $225.00. Like New. Apply
Box 504, Castlegar. P3-24

: age .:.
Classifieds
FOR RENT — House in Kinnaird,

Two bedrooms, Phone 3411, ..
; : 3-22

Raia

Reveries :

FOR SALE — 3 bedroom house
on highway in Kinnaird, terms
arranged, Phone 3502; P3-24

FOR SALE: — One cow, just
freshened, 4th calf. Call at Zib-
in’s Store or house by Robson
ferry entrance. + + P8-24

FOR SALE — R.C.A. Victor
Comi fon radi

lo
Can be seen at Lakeside Hobby
Centre, P3_22

FOR RENT — Party with six
months rent in advance’ ‘may
have 4 se gat wer with gar-
den space at $50 per month, in

innaird. Money needed to elections and things, . ,
complete. Apply Box 576, Cas, The Slocan Valley, I’m told, Js
tlegar, Phone 4091. .'p3-22 one of the. Kootenay's beauty

_ Spots, The rugged grandeur: of

FOR RENT — T pped and
apartment. Phone 3967, Cl2d mountain peaks, the glittering

FOR RENT — Large, unfurnish- blue of the streams and lakes, the

awe inspiring vista © which
ed 2 bedroom apartment, Fhone
3606, Castlegar, stretches away as far as the eye

can see from atop the perch at

By Vic Misutka

FOR SALE — Ford tractor, disc,
plow and back scoop. . $1250..
With heavy duty pay-loader,
$1550. W. Dempsey, Box. 4,
Kinnaird, P3-22

FOR SALE — 4-room semi-mad-
ern house on 3/4 acre. Apply
Box 87, Castlegar ‘ or: phone
3147 between.3 and 7 p.m,‘

r C3-22

FOR SALE — 1949 Thames
panel truck $650.00, can be fin-
anced. ‘Apply Castlegar . Dry
Cleaners or Phone 4581. C1_23

WILL RENT — Two bedroom the Lookout Point between New
house, not completed, to respon- Denver. and ‘Slocan City; the
sible adult tenants who could auaint settlements nestling in the
advance 4 months rent at $55 Jeafy greenness along the twist-
month, "Basement suite occu- ing road; the many playful
‘pied, Write Box 539, Castlegar, Streams which blend their gurg-

PL-24 ting with the auto's rattles along
je way, — all are part of a sce-

WANTED — Second hand gaso- nic treat that would gladden the

Hine washing machine, G, Sun_ heart of even the most

A few thoughts on cars and z

WILL CONDUCT EXAMS HERE

Mr. Gerald Bales, member of
the faculty of the Royal Conserv-
vatory of Music of Toronto, will
conduct current examinations for
the Conservatory in Castlegar,
B.C,, on June 16, 1953, .

An and C Mr.

deen, Kinnaird, P3-22 of nature lovers,

= I've had the pleasure of enjoy-
Bifiovter eae wen tonok tong at ing this route several times. Yet

Bales has been a member of the
faculty of the Conservatory for
a number of years and is ‘also. a

livar bakery products morn, jeach time, be of cir

pr ber of the Board
of Exami

|» from
meee gat Batiutars sp; [what might have been the oye of

FOR SALE —. ‘Sunshine Pram
and Coolerator “Icebox, ‘also
light cook stove. Phone 3186.

P3-23

PERSONAL
Slendor Tablets are effective.
‘Three week's supply $2.00; Nine
weeks’ $5.00 at Pitts Drug ‘Store.
3-23

NOTICE -— ‘The Ladies ‘Auxi-
liary- to the . Canadian ‘Legion,
Branch 170, will hold a bake'sale
Saturday, June 27,'in the sia

Hall. 1-!

scenic
WANTED - Room and board for| Last weekend was the worst.
young man, Phone 2681. C1-24| Each time my eyes would wander
from the road to enjoy the land-
WANTED TO BUY — Three-|scape, the Olds would hit one of
quarter size bed, without mat-|the numberless cavities in ‘the
tress. Apply Box 566, Castlegar, | road.. My ‘head ‘and the car roof
Bc, ***/ still retain the forcible impress-
ions they received from each
other,
he sendy, cnauling from, ‘the
Caen road soon resulted in an impair-
Conlinues In May ment of the’ car’s performance,
se Even on the few smooth stretches,
Still going up steadily! it bucked ‘and swerved like a
‘That's the picture via the traffic mule, A garage mechanic. along
for May via the Castle-| the way diagnosed the trouble ae

Ferry Traffic Boom

PERSONAL *

PAIN KILLER’ for ‘corns and
callouses — Lionas Corn .& Cal-
lous Salve and pads, Prompt re-
lief, Salve 50c, Pads 25c ‘at Pitts
Drug Store, 2 C1-24} o

gar ferry. Public Works Depart-| ‘you've blown a héad gasket,”
ment: figures show a substantial| almost told him I wasn’t tere
incre: in nearly all departments | ested in what happened to me. I
i fic over the same month] wanted to know what happened
year. to the car.
“Bidgest spizals are in the total! ‘It got me there somehow and
ars ferried which| part of the way back too despite

* -FOR RENT. -— pply

rorea from n 30/28 ‘to 36,467, andj vigorous squeaks, scrapes - and

Alex Eremenko, arenes
Phone 3061. 4. C1-24

Sriall Bulldozer
ply Bhi Sopow,
C3-22

.— For Appointments .
Mon.-Wed.-Sat Phone 2581

Other Days Phone 3182

of growls of protest and the increas-

total
drivers which jumped 3422 from
88,786 to 92,208,
Total ' freight’ tonnage for the

ing rigors of the road, all of
which left little room for enjoy-
ment of scenery.

,_ With about one quarter ot} its

month, however, was 601 less than
id

The young Toronto musician,
who is taking -his place in Tor-
onto music circles as an organ re-
citalist of first rank, toured many
parts of Canada as a pianist dur-
ing the war and since 1946. has
been organist and Choirmaster
at ‘St. Andrew’s Presbyterian
Church in Toronto.

Kinnaird Dance Pupils
To Appear In Sparkles
Of 53 Tontorrow Nite |

“The Kinnaird Pupils of the At-
tree Dance Studios, — some 60
boys and girls in all, ranging from
4 to16 years of age — will Bive
a public display ‘of the dancing
artistry they have acquired in a

High School Auditorium tomor-
row night.

The dance recital, entitled “The
Sparkles of 1953”, will. see most
of the pupils on, the stage for the
first: time, They have had about
30 lessons under the tutelage of
Mrs. E, F. Phillips of Nelson, who

for ‘May,-1952 and the: ferry n
Ss,

journey
43 less round tr’ tee paved road almost in sight,

them as a most. enthus:
jastic group of. ”

Comparative: Tatatisties 4 tor the] machine suddenly decided to
traffic _ volume, are as follows: ty ‘| 80. no ‘further. My ‘most persua-.
, ‘dose. sive efforts with hammer, screw-

30, 728 were to‘no avail. The car finally
t came home at the end pf a tow
rope and the driver via the

-P.R.

Passengers
Round trips.
Eventual investigation reveal-
ed the fuel pump ‘indescribably
clogged with mud, - dirt,’ grime
and ‘grit, enough ‘to make the
stoutest of motors clogged.
Seems to me this has a bit of a

Motor buses
Motorcycles

Rigs

4,534

Freight ‘(tons)

parallel in the recent election

campaign. For’ weeks and weeks,
the political d have been

“ LAKESIDE - HOBBY CENTRE
—S—S—

hurling all ,kinds' of mud, dirt,
grime and grit at each other. How
the voters were. expected to make
sense ‘of it'all and make up their

minds seems a bit confusing.
But Tuesday came, and’ while
the.commerce and industry and
traffic of a booming province
continued, residents’ took a few
off to

| Ariver, monkey wrench and pliers Fr

‘One half < of the proceeds are to
go to the Stanley ae rapinies, Stu.
dents’ Council fund, :

KINNAIRD TKORNER

Mr.. and ‘ire M. Moncrief, ac-
companied by. Mrs, Moncrief's
mother and brother, Mrs, W.
Kuryuk and Leonard, were Spo-
kane visitors during the: week-

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Improvement Society Hall Sun-
day afternoon and at.a private
home the same evening,-.show
that- excellent television recep-
tion can be obtained in Kinnaird.
Residents. saw a telecast of
Coronation films and were amaz-
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enter numberless polling booths.

ey -had somehow ‘made their
decision from the confusing wel-
‘ter of claims and. counter claims,
charges and counter-charges,
epithets and vituperation, pres-
ented to them.

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ticians can say what eon will but
ee still the people who decide,

tion or ing effect.

Miss Mildred Morgan, an ex-
change teacher from Halifax,
N.S., and at present on the Trail

Arm with her aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs. K. Spence, to visit
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, E. R.
Spence, Jr,

short holiday in Vancouver.
Mrs. J. Latkin has. returned
home from an extended trip to

that
one is a resident ofa democratic
y. where’the result of the
voting is not known, beforehand
and any betting on any party jis
merely a gamble.

To get back to my. Olds again,
just as the voters more or less
cleaned up the mess created by
so too that

» -where she has been
the guest of friends and relatives,
. B. Morice has left by plane
for Victoria where he will attend

on: June 11th’and 12th. He will
also attend “to various other vil-
lage business.

Elsa Gunderson will leave

fuel pump will get cleaned event-
ually, and with a few other re-
pairs included, the Olds may yet
‘provide some joys of

for Clinton, Ont., where
she will resume her post with the
R.C.A.F. after visiting for the past
month with ‘her ‘family.

on paved roads at least, ‘°

Incidentally, its nice to know
other , people . have motoring
troubles. though I sympathize
with them- heartily. I refer to an
incident last week'in which an-

Kinnaird To-Organize
Sports Assoc. Tonite

Under the Sponsorship of the
Kinnaird F Club, a pub-

other of this paper's col
unknowingly parked nee ear be-

lic meeting is’ ‘being an te the
Kinnaird Society

side a rnud puddle
able width, Hesitating 1 te cross thé
small pond and soil’ her’ shoes
aug contents, she was as relieved

surprised -when a local Sir
Galahad’ Picked her up in his
manly. ‘arms and carried her|-
Boros the muddy waters to her

Hall, tan the Burpose of organiz-
ing an Amateur ‘Athletic. Associa:

all sports’ activties.in the Village
throughout the year. «

.Up till now sports have beer
directed by. the Kinnaird Imp-

to prove
that chivalsy is not dead.

The Canadian Wildlife Service
is: ‘applying’ television’ ‘to the
study of fish and their habits in

Society,

‘The Firemen's Club are hoping
that Kinnaird residents will turn
out.:to.the meeting tonight in
large numbers and thus show that
they are interested in the sports

a trout lake near Banff, Alberta,

future of Kinnaird,

teaching staff, motored to Salmon |'

Mrs, F. C. Oddie .is spending a ree

the municipal officers conference | °

tion. which would have charge of |. :

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