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"CASTLEGAR NEWS,

CASTLEGAR,’ B. c

THURSDAY; “APRIL” 12,51956

for the lady 0

THE SECRET OF BEING .
WELL-DRESSED
Smart women do not change
their. “wardrobe .every year,
*. When buying a new dress they
choose one which is cut on
simple lines. This style is always

a. plain dress is that Pa can n bel u
worn'.in ‘a ‘variety of ways by
adding. accessories, A’: bright
scarf in. the. pocket, or a’ strip-) tl
ed’ at: the. neck. Jewellery such
ag: pearls; earrings,.a pir ‘on the
collar, and." other “costume jew-| V!

in. fashion ‘and complements] elery, which. can. be worn in
any figure. so:’many . different } ways, all
- M of. choosi help to give your dress. a dif-
x ferent
Color,’ too, plays an : import-
ant -role in your wardrobe. One

CASTLEGAR should have such ‘basic colors as
NAKUSP black; gray, Blue and: byown ” 0

that a good can

ah lure ON id ase)’ into ‘the fin-
ger, -encases it in’ a. thin’ rub-
ber tube, and massoges the fin-
ger gently. In about ‘five. min-
utés the ‘chemical. solution : has
reduced the swelling enough to
permit an easy withdrawal : of
the ring. ‘It not only ‘reduces
wear and tear on the’ finger, it
‘also. eliminates danger: to, a
valuable’ or treasured, ring!
x *

POOR LOSERS :

In the, world of sports a-poor
loser ‘is regarded . with disdain.
Let some tennis player or: golf
pro. blow his: top. after losing
out’on an opponent and he..im-

wins the

Water Transport Ltd. puilt around them: Another
reason why these colors are im=
e portant is that they can’: easily
e° worn with the same ‘con-
Charter; Service : trasting accessories.
hi :] thes Ai For example, the color .which
anywhere on the AWwrow [licoks ‘attractive. with gray ‘us-
Lakes ually, harmonizes equally well

2901 wilh ‘black.
FHONE 50 Another important: factor to
8 keep’ in’ mind is to choose only.
a 5 those ‘colors which flatter-your

u er Z complexion, | This ‘‘is expecially
Arrow Lakes Ferry true “when buying ‘such’ shades
: : bs ice. as red, green, mauve amd yellow.
One: does ‘not “have to be in

of
the - public and sports writers.
A_ person can’t. expect to win
all the time, ‘And surely if that
person ‘hasn't the stuff inside “to
beat an opponent, then he ought
to accept that fact as well, as
his defeat. gracefully. We all
understand this, and ‘accept. it
as a-part of our sporting world.

But.in the game of life itself
theré are those’ who. do not re-
cognize, this principal.,.We , have
in this country the best advan-
tages. in the world to make a
success out tot our lives both

ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD fashion to be ‘a. well-dressed
‘Wharf. woman, The secret lies in choos-
ing -the right style and color
and: "a ‘well-dressed person is
usually, a ‘successful one,
kok
REMOVING. THAT RING:
Anyone’ “who. has ever tried
‘to remove a fing. from ‘a swol-,
len “finger, knows that:.it is a
and difficult job. The
Medical’ -& - Pharmaceutical In-
formation _ Bureau solves the)

ug th the abil-

often:.we - have hear, that ex-
pression, Eyen ‘thoug)
have’ different personalities, yet
we often find the same ‘traits
in us all.One of .these-is the
spirit of independence. This is
to be admired in a:person but
only to a’ certain’ point,

Many go through. life with. an
air of: ‘independence and. seem-
ingly. get along’ without the help
of others: Many have made | their
boasts of how ‘they do not need
the help of anyone—they can
get: along on their’ own. Some
have even gorie far as to
say they can. get along without
GOD! but —. is. this so?

Let us consider the many
blessings we ‘enjoy .every day
that we do° nothing .to . obtain
and we will be surprised how de-

ity “to rt

Surely there are few . other
places on. earth that -have the
opportunities’ available fora
new-born child to grow up into
a. happy and adult.

t, upon God. we are. All
the necessities of life come from
God—the air’ we

TEAWANLEUEL:

\

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, BC.

along without |

come. ‘to us Bosause, we are de-
pendent ‘upon God. The: Psalm-
ist’ David is considering the won-
|derful works of the Lord, declar-
fed,. “What is man that thou are
mindful of him or the.son. of
man thou visitest him."' Ps, 8.
Shouldn't’ the One updn whom|
so .much is dependent, ‘receive
our hearts worship, adoration
and praise? We can :be indepen-
dent of many things today—
but independent of God—never!
A. small boy was once saying
his ‘prayers, and after praying
for his. parents and'.other loved
ones, he closed his prayer with
these words: “And dear Lord,

please take care of yourself; for
if janything happens, to you,
we're: sunk.”” f
This is just another « way vot

putting the ‘truth: “We can't get

water we drink—food we,eat and
the ‘strength we — receive,. all

‘Yet, when many people ao not
succeed in life, when they - lose
out.in the competition with their
fellow men, they become .poor
sports and blow their tops and
d@laim that life has handed them
a lemon.
These people turn. .to radical
and

The doctor injects a noale
cal called hyahicontohes (hie

SPECIALS

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PERTEX BLEACH, 32 c:
BUTTER, ast: arade,:! tb.

OU ND STEAK, ‘blue brand, tb.
SIRLOIN: STEAK.
No.1,
USAGE, fine g
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TRISCHUCKS _

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other impractical Utopian ideas
hoping that because’ they were
unable to ‘achieve’ success .them-
selves they will at-least be able
to drag the amore down to
their level. s

No one admires ' poor spotts-
manship in a tennis player. We
should not admire poor’ sports-|-
manship in the game of life.
Let us be careful to. recognize
this poor sportsmanship when
we see EA} and not be swayed by
el: e “unfair”, “change of
rules”, part “] ‘want ‘security. so
that Ivean be. sure TH win",

We don’t ask for. that in games.
Why ‘should * we ;.demand ‘it “in
life? ‘The ‘game would’ not “be
worth playing ‘if nobody; could
win. And life isn’t worth living
when Enciame loges.

Have you read The

5 Years rege

— THIS WEEK —

Nominations ‘held .for 6 retire-
ing members of Projects So-
ciety. Members told ‘We have
a job. to do—that. of : raising
money, Let’s give the new. board
a lead, ‘so ‘they can actually go
out and accomplish. something.”
No precise project was. decided

the money was:the-primary ob-
jective and a project for the
area . irregardless-:of what. it
he would be to the- benefit of

cluded Robson, Kinnaird, Blue-
berry Creek and Castlegar re-
presentatives’ to .meet Bishop
Clark and his wife from Nelson.
Historical accounts of early, days
given ‘by. Mr..O, B. Ballard, Mrs.
L. ‘E. -Killough and Mrs. HR
Foxlee: Archdeacon .Resker read

Mrs, J. Deans attends LODE.

Classifieds?

Converition in Vancouver,

Last. "

on’ for-some of..the Scouts of
this District. Two Queens Scouts,
Jack McIntosh and ;- Pat; Lam-
bert were. guests of. the Pro-
vincial- Council: on’ a trip to
Victoria to receive their “Queen's
Scout Badges at ‘the: hands of
the Lt. Gov. at Victoria. They
ped a” wonderful ‘time.
On Thursday; Mr, C,H. King

iting| travelled. with. Asst. D.C. “B.A.

Resker. The seven: Scouts were
the guests of the Inland Empire
Scout Council of.. the “U.S.A.
‘while, attending. the”. three-: day.
Scoutorama. at: ‘ithe | Spokane
Coliseum. The Scouts were bil-
leted’- with Scouts: in ‘the City.
This was arr.excellent’ opportun-
ity for’ te ‘Scouts of.-the’.two

upon, it being felt that getting |;

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This ‘advertisement is not published or: displ d b
thes Liquor, Control Board. or urbia sites by
. sBritish Colur

: PT ege stes .
St. Albans Social eevening in- ||

from. notes ‘compiled by the ite 1
T. L. Bloomer. ©

BOARD OF “TRUSTEES
CASTLEGAR _ HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT.
| District

| “casrin

Parish Holt

RANNAIRD
- son EL “a2 th

‘Robson: Meniétiol Hall

took :the following “scouts ‘to
Spokane: TL. Bob King, P.L.
Roger Toogood, A.S.M.. 5. Mis-
cavitch and Mickey Babaeff -of
Kinnaird. PL. Loren’ Brown, P.L.
John Pinkney, Kinnaird ‘and P.L,

Mark: Guido also of ‘Kinnaird

WE ALSO CARRY
"SPREAD SATIN PAINTS LATEX: PAINTS —
SEMI GLOSS ENAM

JAPOLAX E
ELS -— ee eae WALL — KEM-TONE
LATEX BASE

‘the - parade while : Mr. . Charlton.

; :Foree Base.

the Scout

Law, “A Seon is a. Brother to’
every other Scout” :and \to- get
to-know their liknesses’ and - dif-
ferences. There -were- 30 Scouts
from ‘Trail’ and. District ‘andy 25

from: the NelJson : District. 2
Canadian. ; Scouts were \'a very.
small part of the over: 4,000
Americ: Scouts -and..Cubs>pre=
sent, butin the Grand Entry:
wher.all:the boys, marched into
the..-huge. ‘Arena, : their smart
dlue..and’ green): uniforms made
a@_great- impression on the audi-
ence of: about: 5,000 people. The
Canadians put:on a seven: minute
display “of: Quarter; Staff which
received::, much | applause... The
District; Commissioner + .C. /-E.
Charlton was in: charge-of. the

Asst. Ct

STATEMENT 0 OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
meets 1955 to December-31,° 1955.
: Rectisie! ee
i “Advance from Provincial ©’ ~
; Government: eevenensecea,

Disbursesients <

A.-Resker was -in. charge: of

was ‘on -thé ‘reviewing stand. | -

‘were’ grateful to. their. American |
Brother’ Scouts forthe good: time
‘they. had.’ Tours were ‘made.:to
‘the ::Great’ Northern Railroad
Shops ‘and: ‘to: the eeatechile Air

Pr

$7,906.66 d
c Ik of sz ;
‘Deposit Receit Acety ‘20,000.00, “27,806.66

STATEMENT CF. REVENUE AND, EXPENDITURES i
Bian 2, 2068 9 Dieter 2, 1955 F

PHONE 4066

Kootenay Builders & ‘enblles.

CASTLEGAR, , BC.

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J. M. Macheth, CGA,

-APRIL 12,1956

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NAIRD. ‘New ford tractor and
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Castlegar 3548. 3/44).

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Seo 00," Call Gorden Panett HOUSE CENTRAL LOCATION

“BUSINESS ‘DIRECTORY

2098. 3: 14|- was $35.00, now. $25.00 mi
USED PIANO IN Goon con.|__Apply F. Eremenk eta
DITION. Phone 4247. 315} ‘For Rent or ‘Sale... ae
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"HOE WATER ‘HOUSE FUR, myles Wanted

[ODD_ JOBS. — , PAINTING.
signs, house repairs, chimneys,
gardens | dug; etc. Hourly’:or
t;. phone 352 115)

ie ay ‘Apply, Jack’ Bent Wanted to Rent: .

Robson. Phone 3116. tinlS HOUSE in KINNAIRD
; goose, EGas| MOP '3. bedrooms -with

_and . bathroom

"| PHONE 3131.
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Cords of Thanks

.  . Notice -
tend sincere |—
thee tends" ‘and Seighbours St. Albans W.A. will hola thele
for. their many acts of kindness, ‘Annual “St. Georges : Day”
beautiful floral offerings and | zaar:. and * Tea Saturday,

tom a to: 8! pam. |

Not, Just.

* open 800" am, t0 1200 pm. | &
Another Pisee:.To-

> to" Major Moll” and the

r_ auring our gist. in the Anglican Parish Hall||

. ELECTRICAL
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B. 8. JOHNSON
28 Cotambia Ave., Castlegar

Greep’ 8: , Electric - :

Flag To Scout "Troup ||

Mrs.- 1. Hori fe Regent of the

oS Be. OD.

OPTOMETRIST

_Oftice. Hours
‘WED.

LAUGHTON © Queen’s colors, ‘ihe. Union’ Jack,

IODE | and Mrs.’ ‘Whittaker, Faue !

to the Ist. Castlegar Scout Troop
night-at the regular

outs. Scout:
,. Mac. leén . accepted

the gift for the scouts and Arch-
deacon: B.. A. -Resker., told: the
history of the Flag and ‘its‘mean-
ing /to ‘the. scouts. —. >

‘SEWING MACHINES

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