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Boys Session At Camp
“Minto” Begun Monday

The first session of the new
YMCA Camp “Minto” onthe
Lower ‘Arrow: Lake at Robson,
wound up last week on Wednes-
day with about 30 girls, age 12 to:
116," reluctantly’ terminating a 10°
day camp period they. will long

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, ‘B.C. i

eynalawen need aneethy af Canada Prepares To’ ‘Five Years Ago :
“THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS” 3 o . ‘Thi Ww Ik The
: : is Wee
L. V. Campbell, Owner-Publisher V. A, Misutka, Editor Deal: With Disaster : oars place on Sept. 18 at
Member Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association 4 “(From the July 15, isgue of the] Kinnaird Guides go to Camp } ‘
‘ SUBCRIPTION RATE — $3.00 Per Year or 25c Per Month by Carrier V Castlé News) Rory on Saturday, July 17. Guide = :
How To Build A Blast Shelter

‘Page 2 Thursday, July 16, 1953

The of Steve Jan-
kola of Kinnaird to Miss Helen *
Ellen Zutka of Creston, was an-

Thursday, July 16, 1953 - : CASTLE NEWS, Cestlesar; B.C

_Foresiry Station Wow Oks. A. Woman’ ‘4 w. nld
ee Slatt To ; “By Mil Crittenden”

4 Move | ‘Shorily : There ae lots of tempting bargains in the stores, these days
cei .| with the mid-Summer sales getting off to an early start. It seems

cane LBC Bi hie ile ieee that ‘the late spring has caused panic in the apparel business and

a | “ready for occupancy. "The «staff | OW the’.retail stores are ee to unload a surplus of summer |
will moye into,the. more spacious| Gresses. , ,
“quarters ‘as soon as the power has

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"FIRST GREYHOUND ON MV. KAHLOKE

‘Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa Nine pupils of Mrs, Eva L, Shea panos Moll will Becompany the -
2 passed their Royal: Conservatory| &!"/- i
of. Music Examinations in. Trail) The Cubs returred last Satur-

wer on oat

“Tt takes a cool head and some

raised or lowered by the syle of Es

consuming someone's home at one o'clock in the morning, able radio, if possible, some tin-| Catholic. Women’s League. held summer wardrobe when the sales

aK : : hen been connected, -
¢ 7 . They were: Shirley] day from Camp. They reported a | : | canny figuring to get the Hest remember.
| :" Mother earth being man's aaa plies which may be urgently Taylor, Grade Seven; | Peter| good time had by all, though wet | District, or eludes IW. nar. of these ‘| the dress, 3 Sommmerbund of wide Fy The weather which had beer
EDIT | R | AL old hidcout against peril, scien- needed it occupants of the shelt-| Thatcher, Grade . Six; Murlel| and the mosquitoes were numer- ee te a ri ue ‘a yea lough, | dress-that will never look right| belt can mak2 a ong wa je t ber wet for the first three days, de-.
| tists recommend its use, again,{ér are unable to get out immed-|'Seott andLorraine Martini, Grade| ous...” k a | ers’.for ithe =: Castlegar Ranger | on you and will hang in your) ee ae ee ee tit ort-waisted, |. veloped into real summer heat
: : : as protection against disaster, |iately after a raid. Five; Joanne . Dunlop, Grade| ‘The Kinnaird Ladies Softball H i Fongert Albert Hesketh, Assist-| closet unused is a poor buy, even fpeplumt oF lowstitted’ heltieatt lis and the girls spent their time
; = against such CONTENTS OF SHELTER Three; Beverley Lipsett; Barbara|'Team may -play a doubleheader 4 Wi * Onley, Aasiat or “Castlegar; protlat a third its regular price, So] make a short waist appear longer. | swimming, boating and hiking:
Cc. And Fi : as “tornados and, in, this ‘modern Among other items, it jg reco-| Dower and Linda Thatcher, Grade| at ‘Thrums and South Slocin next i iM or citiithe v anstenng| the best rule at a Clearance sale|\, See that the fit over. the hips in true camp style. A week ago
ars An Ires aa age,'the Atom’ Bomb, Civil de- Jed that if is Two; and Lipsett, Grade | Sunday. Last Sunda: arke aus land; Pat:,/ Griffiths, "Assistant is to stop, look and think twice! _| !8 trim, neither too snug nor too Sunday was visitors day and’
fence authorities of Canada, in ngey y 8 game : . Ranger’ for Deer Park, and J. C.! Grothes make ‘th, loose, A ‘suit should always be about 25 ts. di it to:
is ats a natural impulse for people to’ spring from fheir beds at} publicizing methods’ of dealing|With such things ar ‘potties of| One, caricelléd due to rain, Killough, ‘ Despatcher. . 1 vet olen te otenish our| fitted to the figure, as should any the -catap ee en nd. aati’ oe the
i the sound of a fire alarm, and dash madly ‘to the scene: of a fire | with disaster and in’ récommend.| inking water, flashlight, port-| On’ Friday g last, the - y Also: stationed here: again this bstent ia ¥ skirt, A skirt should fit perfectly | children
|
ff
ll

day with the children,
ing the construction of ‘shelters, 2 ae summer ‘is- ‘a’ suppression crew are. at their peak, it's wise to| through the hips, and if it is al = _— a There was ‘then a. four. day
: " But it's extremely hazardous, 93 Fire Chief Ed Lewis pointed {admit that no known cover will fe foods; Diankets, a corns a garden tea in honor of Mrs, A. Building Su lias foreman of which is Arol J..Welt| pause now and plan your pur-|a'row skirt {t should follow the we Gronoea be bus to board ‘the new motorvessel Kahloke break in the camp until Monday
out, to leave one’s car at the side of the narrow road on which the | Protect against a direct’ hit with septic Bure ointment, ” ete. be ead and Golly Fecent PP of Castlegar,.-Frank Conroy ‘¢f| chases carefully. Your first con-| thigh line and be fitted’ also at at Horseshoe Bay in West Vs C., for the ‘crossing to when the boys age 12 to 16 began
burning home is located, as many curious Castlegar residents did|® Powerful explosive, but they ; »| brides.in the parish. OGLOW BROS. < Castlegar is cook: for the a of course, should be| the sides. If the waist is taken in, ‘Nanaimo coutlea. 23-:Girl Scouts from Burbank, Califc their camping session.
last week. do insist that many lives will be of le. tool h - Certificate of title has been re- pullaing & Supply C Co, Ltd. 7 which eight t the type of clothing you need for sure the zipper is removed and who were’on ‘a chartered _trip'up the West During the four day break:be-
- : saved, under air attack, it people; eet ati ¢ ah By: SUC! be eeived for the Cemetery property ASTL! H ‘ lads, R your everyday activities — home-| the fitting done at both sides. Ltd.’ tween these two camps, tie first -
It was indeed fortunate that the Castlegar fire truck did not jtake cover in adequately-rein- Bache ing a on bat t matey “ish on Block 61 adjoining the high- 5 PHONE, 4061 oe Despite the hot weather, there! inaking, business, shopping sports ‘Tricks ‘with Color -]young adult week end camp was:
strike one or more of the vehicles parked along First Avenue when |forced underground shelters. peliniae’ Tat A a these tema it ah 3| Ways ee ul have been no forest fires as yet evening wear, i Line and color ‘can change your held. :
rushing ie put out the Chi 7 fire last 1 We ean Ie Many tea ding eonceras throu eh- holed bent te pain ene nees — = —H in the Castlegar Ranger District. The young niother who is tied ieee age ees . f Persons intersted in attending
e truck ha 'S er]/out Canada have taken steps to ox to the house with small children ess and narrow: the camp should contact the: Y.M_
would have had only himself to blame since his vehicle had 1 no'strengthen their factories and and ei suchea these all sees BUSINESS DIRECTORY | ‘The history. of gold mining in, wil find that her wardrobe needs| "ess, while curved lines. suggest CA, 1520 Bay Avenue or Phone
business being there. sitine buildings. for use as shel minute. : fi! ; 4 Canada agtes from 1654 ' when’ differ widely.strom: those ‘of the ee acinte parmiateen Wobleneada 32, Trail.
ers; particularly those portions : , eer \. il. wai a0
There's another angle to be considered also. When the fire siren | 5+ shenetaees below grouna level OUTSIDE SHELTERS y ' 7 oul, S0 sot atpnce -eranted to splurge, ‘perhaps, rea rant sto ‘breadth and depth; :dark colors |..
blows, the fire truck must get to the fire as quickly as possible. and b SuoEr. tinder’ ate attack ii 7 = ; Ve cs ny! at fe P * eeclal minimize size and’ light cefors E
Every minute of delay means that the fire will be that much more structures pe fhe mperier ‘Wars proved that safe ZUCKERBERG'S Grae 3, EI fi H = 4, mine gold_in Nova'Scotia, cute ft for those hee Hs soecasions highlight it, "PARK: ELECTRIC
out of control and the consequent damage that much greater. Vehi- : sheltess could be constructed out: BEAUTY PARLOR . ms technic as when she. and. her husband. step A
cles parked along the road the fire truck must travel, are far from| , Details on the construction of ide bi ‘lain a where among othee. Established 1939 ELECTRICAL out for the evening. She'll spend ‘ short person should stick 4 CLA SSHEAT
conducive to the truck's rapid progress, simple home shelters are con-} ul g ” 1B ri stabtishe CONTRACTIN less for the tailored suits and| dainty clothes with t t lines, -
tained in issued by : there wag less like-/}/. lela Beaute Bercloe: G q basic dresses that are the back-| soft colors, small feminine acces-|_ ae saint =
: ‘The persons who run to the scene of a fire are ieually prompted |the Department of National|lihood of them being buried un- Complete Beauty Service Free Estimates bone of the ‘business wardrobe. | sories in collars, handbags, match- B B I If nature and fly killers didn’t] fj, ‘DEALER
i by two motives; - -they. are curious, and they are willing to help |Health and. Welfare, Engineers,|der debris. “Personal Protection Ladies’ Modern Haircuts fs And don't ‘think only of your] ing” gloves, little hats, She shoula, BUSINESS ooming | IM". interfere, it is estimated that a ee
: the unfortunate owner in any way, they are actually harming the | architects and building contract-| under Atomis Attack” gives de; PHONE 2661 PHONE 3571: . formal social life ‘and your busi-|never wear heavy jewelry and, pair of ld MATERIALS
i owner, by impeding the work of the fire truck, ors will be interested in'the.man-| tailed requirements for outside “Mapte_ St. Castlegar’ Boa 384 Castlegar | ness life when you figure‘ your should ayold full. blouses. ; ‘Most Departments: At Ih a single summer, enough off- FIXTURES
' : ual “ i on the that the : \ clothes needs, Think also of your| A. tall person can soften her|' springs to bury the earth to -a/[/ CONTRACTING REPAIRS
It's time all car owners in the village faced up to their responsi- | Construction of Aw Raid Shelter”,| walls be built either with reb  —————_SSSS=SSSSS=_—S ie leisure time. When you want to| figure with. feminine touchés Le I depth of 30 feet. a ‘COLIN PETTS
ql bilities and used a little common ‘sense in such cases. Next time, as] prepared for the federal Civil de-|forced concrete six inches thick il PORTRAITURE | - 4 iROOMER GCE relax you need to wear some-|such as-ruffle or pleats; she can Oca Village Office Gi ay ad.
{ Bue Chist Lewis also pointed out it could be their home which| fence Co-ordinator by the pro- ona, well supported Py square ad NEWS TYPE c ARBEARY'S 4 re of thing better. than your discarded | keep her skirts on a bias line with A <4 vol as te fee of an acre fad Re ORE le Su
f . : fessional staff of the Department frames about one foot apart, an : i “best. clothes.” .: flare and fullness and. can use| A record volume of businéss ionally was the area that a plow~ ’
of Public Works. The  average|much in the manner of an excav- ‘PICTURES FLOWERS bat a Bungalow Here are some pointers to keep] striking color touches, much jew-| almost every:department is keep-| man with one ox could turn over
home owner and smail merchant | ation for a sewer in mud or bad AER ble R: : Full basement, bathroom.|in mind when you go on that|elry, large bags and big dramatic ing Castlegar village clerk AT. :
Cakes And Oils a will find rach useful intormation sone, bet ie : easonable .Rates . Tre porneea 4 with: shower. Well situated shopping spree, go that you. won’t| hats. Harswil: jana Hib assistant: Miss e
Pes in the gener andboo! er- e shelter sho e approxi- 'UNERAL “ E “s arrive home ‘with an; "white Th, ler than: ever. a
A to one organ Of| sonal Protection under ‘Atomic mately 7 inches high and the roof Pettitt Photos AMBULANCE SERVICE r close to shopping « ‘aistrist in elephants.”". First, pi ‘ordinate Serer eres shopp-| Particularly mushrooming for
one of the federal parties, the philosophy of the welfare state is| attack". constructed” of reinforced con~ 1298 Pine Ave, — Trall ‘i Castlegar... + #§| your present wardrobe with what ing tips in your head when look- the first half of this’ year, has L. ae ‘ -
H likely, to go on developing to even greater proportions in Canada erete 12 inches’ thick for timber Phone at Fain st.. Phone 1000 ¢ . ey, you ‘buy. No use coming home| ing for clothes. V necks slender-| been the: motor vehicle sales de- sng
H He the sure _coserament, it claims, can do nothing to halt what similar to the wells. Ths. ot g . A $2500 with a smart navy dress if all} ize; round or. square necks broad- partment, To date the village of-|'
fe people wi d from the hole show ' "

4 : Let's be honest about it. What most of us secretly want is a
| -work: week of two or, at the most, three days; at least double our

then be packed around the‘walls
and-over the roof—at least three

WATCH REPAIRS -

* wi HANDLE

your shoes, ‘handbags and other
accessories are in black or brown.
When you buy, think how: you

en the figure, A belt of a

fice has sold ‘licences totalling

color on a. dress ‘accentuates the

$24,193.11" since January. 1, Total

H ‘Es i a . ee ‘waistline; a belt of the dress mat-| or all of last ‘year was $10,392.90.
i ‘take-home pay; baby bonuses that will. tdke care of the complete feet" thick. Washing. Machines . LISTIN SW ANTED: can tie in your new purchases| erial helps slim the figure. Satiny,| ‘Included in this total ‘are al-
fi «cost of feeding, taxes frozen at As with the for One Year: PARTS and REPAIRS. iG pd é with colors and accessories you most, 600 .car licences, 350 truck

q sand, of course complete Leta freedom.

with: ample emergency 1 exit on = ¢ Z : The clever. woman’ knows her fi: motorcycle licences, plus driver’s reader his own
‘To hint, that could achieve" all sides, to facilitate . escape Histionds 5 Watches 2 ay rasting es } ool ots. The own figure needs, She knows how slendaelae es miolorey: es Me pera ae 8 teal 4
‘such a miracle is either. “ioe SF intelestual aihones:y: BASEMENT’ SHELTERS should | debris ehtie “aaa BROWER hes H.'S, JOHNSON to conceal the worst and enchance|4 gress with three - quarter or| licences, ' .chauffeur’s » licences, ae i G
TE! in | Ean ] : ie
It doesn’t take an economist to‘realize that ‘if everyone works| yp, Alene SoveL, Cer : : I. Columbia ‘Ave: - os Castlegar’ ‘ROBSON, CASTLEGAR, a | the, best. oun canned ied ia length sleeves, To Sotract, The dog - jicence, department «++ it’s been absorbing
. less there’ will be fewer goods producd,.fewer.services rendered. | pasement as ‘shelter, authorities build ‘blast ’a wali,’ fase rate KINNAIRD,-- BLUEBEBR: au at ouslim you should wen | orn a ulging “wal e, choose},  algo-in ed: by.a large: marg
No amount of dollars in the hand of the palpitating voter can buy istlin creas

goods or services that are not produced.

s-- The Printed Word.

‘an
1939 levels; a roll back of 25 or 50 per cent in the, cost. of living

authorities remind Sueaions that
outside shelters must be provided

advise study of the likely angle
from which an attack could come,
before work is begun on strength-
ing the structure, .
these proba-

So

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Ice Cream

See Our New Shipment Of

uvenirs

Tobaccos

VITAMINS!
You

'

Leo Bosse

For every make. and model;

two to three feet in front of win-
dows and doors, covering the in-
tervening spaces with boards to
prevent debris choking these ex-

of the sheltér with tools and sup-

fence services everywhere, ”

“Kinnaird. Taxi:

The ABC of modern war
atomic’ weapons—is the subjéct of
ada’s preparedness plan.

as well as
the next’ ae these articles on Can-

June Ferry Traffic
Down Slightly From

mobiles; an increase of 94 in
total trucks ferried and an _in-
crease of 17 in total bus traffic,

‘| the: traffic ‘in all other depart-

as compared to June, 1952,
Comparative totals are as eee

freight ferried during June, 1953

A. J. WEIR
Painting’ Contractor
Paper Hanger

FLOOR SANDING
AND FINISHING ©’
Free Estimates

The

PHONE 2138

fically known as. “Musca Dom-
estica” has 8,000 lenses, 4,000 in

Ste. 7 — Eremenko Biock

Post Office Building.
| \Wed 2:30 p.m, to 8 p.m.

$25 DOWN, ALAN? 3
a LIKE RENT. H

-GOUCHMAN

have ,on' hand.
Smart Figuring

vyou are dtcared.

/-Be. sure the waistline is “righ
for you. To” find ‘your proper
waistline, put a tape measure a-

of your .skirt, should ;reach,

e apparent waistline can be

shiny materials. and Inubby

licences, 33 ° trailer ° licences, 9

size;

surfaced “crepes and woolens

a’ skirt cut on “straight ‘up-and-
down lines, Large prints of ‘the,
splashy type make. you: look:
stout. They are good, however,

over the clothes you look ‘at as
to what they do for. -you.. Never

letia “you into! a
purchase that doesn’t: satisfy. you.
To be sure. you are making the,
best of- yourself, - study your fig-|
ure critically and try new styles |:
and differentfabrics. You have

for Some 70 youngsters of Castle-
gar, Kinaird, Robson and Genelle.
The school,. conducted by. two
Sisters of St. Joseph, closed with

to work at being’. well dressed :

farm tractor licences .and 15

As, at, June ‘30: last, ‘there were

“BEST SELLER” !

wo ie tells every”

$429" worth, ‘of ‘dog: “Ucences’ sold
in the: village | compared ° to $169
worth for.all of. last year. :

.ions are up,from $9,831.41 at June

30,5 »1952 to, $10,828.97 ‘at the end!
of.last, month,

‘Trades licences sold by June
30 last totalled $2513 compared

to $2129 for the first half of.1952. 5

Castlegar Branch:

WORKING ‘WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817

; ie for the tall woman if shé ig slend-|. |. Taxes and.water collections ake #
= = How to its * sae: DAY OR NIGHT round the smallest part of your well- é
ae : BUS DEPOT bilities is explained in the man-! ‘All that the prudent will want|| Naturopathic - Physician SERVICE | FOWL ‘& torso. ‘This is where your ‘belt oe Smell prints Beckground are also un! as compared to. the first
IGBY’S J ual. Instructions. also cover the|in the way of guidance to the -; WLER: é should fit; where the skirt and| re, ducing.” Total anu: collated by ine aul:
COFFEE SHOP tonietie of stout ot aie Pig natin ; Bremenko. Building. ° PHONE 3051 COLLINSON | waist of a one-piece dress should/’ Ig you aren't sure what you|this year were $12,772:46'com-
yeonea. beams, with, supporting thelr families, will be foun ak PHONE 2021 WRIGHT'S AUTO -AGENCY besJetneds where your sult decks look best in, take a friend along| pared with $8,897.21 for ‘the first |!
strut = a : -faNne sho e fitted; where. the i - ~
ergency exits andthe outfitting!/are available through civil de- SERVICE 5 uae : P| with, you when you shop and talk] half, of :1952. ‘Total, water collect- JAMES R. ELLIOTT, Manager

eee Passengers 87,866 92,075! FREE ESTIMATES Expert Workmanship but it’s worth ‘the effort, ears
June Of Last Year see Tease -dezgl pr nene 2207 Bor 5S Ui\'mox1ez PHONE 2501/
' ‘rucl 5 z : 3 5 ae : ve eee ;
Prescription & Pharmacists ) The total volume of traffic) Trailers and semt- é | u VIcTORIA-PORT ANG ANGEL seavice: : ion Sf Ss elf D ef rost i 3]
— carried by the Castlegar, fetry|) syttailers a” 296) 6 TRIPS: Ce VIA TV. CHINOOK » action Seto Closes g
last month was down somewhat fotor buses , E fees Gator
from. the traffic totals for June| Motorcycles 108 117|f}- John AY MacDenald D esm on d: T. Lifflew 00 id “Atensporaton 0 150 Duramaiy For 70 District Youth as PEFR 1G E RATO RS
Know the 1 eThite ‘th ii ot eter cight 4903 | Seal Barrister and: Solicitor “ : ones LT aot Sunday marked’ the, close ‘of
: ile there was an increase E i Ly th ie
84 in the total of passenger auto- Round trips 3,159 3,617 ‘OPTOMETRIST’ another week long vacation school

: : Castlegar, B.C. the of First Holy Com-
ments was down witha 4209 drop| each eye, with which it cah see : fate .PHONE 2231 ‘munion by the younger 7 ,
ee : “carri id dit : : eRe Ae ee
rh eoe in. total- of passengers ‘carried;| up, down, . sideways, aroun the class at the 8:30 mass Sunday
. i and a drop of 989 in tons of|and in front, all at once. | morning, said’ by Rev." Father’ L.
org poe i F . Trainor, q
‘There are two general groups of viteming WwW A L D | E ‘For Coax, SAND, GRAVEL’ The Sisters conducting the < : REE EE ne
5 : Li Local D
. (1) the very potent onés that your Doctor pehpnea bees eae sa ecal and at ae Mistance P. AINTS school, were Site: Adelaide and Ne ego ae poses These cold-clear-to- the-floor
prescribes to arrest a specific deficiency, i : rer mia anne feted ond * no danger of Born: Leonards give you more convenient
and (2) those that supplement the diet, We: can ‘supply. all’ your 3 SEE Ahir oy rnie. ey re. assiste: y |. ; ing or who

Going. Places?

four young~girls of St.. ‘Rita’s

“Sash = Door. and Cabinet Making ;

the benefits of which most everyone building . needs — Estimates

Castlegar Transtei

wie

Parish, Misses Catherine Pelle-|- él hect Reitentherss eccke space! Every handy feature includ-
‘ Noy Go by air and arrive sooner, feeling ‘tresh aha gladly given grin, Arlene LeRoy, ‘Marguerite vat es only ati wnt oravad rnc q
can enjoy. . rested. Flying time from CASTLEGAR to. . PHONE ‘2321 W: Sharples Phone 4942 ; 0 T W A Nes BY I L D E R s Fletcher ‘and Regina Campbell. aoe controls man Male Gyo oper ing ‘door shelves ‘and ‘butter chest.
Be certain to get vitamins produced by ' Calgary 14..hrs, | 24.75 Bee ne oes ; «The class enjoyed a en :
@ reputable manufacturer, such as those . Vancouver 2 hrs. 28.75 | Phone S006 | catered | to by St. Rita’s ‘C.W.L,
of Parke, Davis & Company. If in P oy, i 5. 5 ioe eens | pee T Satgios —=
ortland 4. hrs, 4513 Plumbing - Heatin ;
dovbt,. consult bysician before i : is =
weit ices ea ve have him Honolulu 12 hrs. 196.05 Furnace and Chimney Kinnaird Service” {a3 Renata W. L Fete
E $ : Let’ the Canadian Pacific Airlines agent help ~ Cleaning ‘PORTABLE
“check you regularly, you plan your entire trip. He will gladly make’ | CASTLEGAR PLUMBING: ARC WELDER Member On Occasion
all arrang prov : & HEATING CO, TEN FOR YOUR NEEDS
ticket service no matter where you want to go. ses - 24- HOUR . ar Her Birthday |
Phone 3011 for information and _ reservations, .. PHONE 4271 5 WRECKER SERVICE ”
: . : Ed. Montgomery, Mer, Bink ‘Phone\ a221 :{The July, rape of the Renata
K é is 3 : ‘Women's Institute was’ held“ at} ““imost-used"* shelf—the dairy-shelf+
Canadian P V7 the home“of' Mrs, Tom Hunchack Eo ipa are are crt er Abo

. Folls out on quict, smooth nylon rallers—
pick cut, what you want without con- ;
‘> fusion, :

at.which time, after ‘a short busi-|-.

[|| ness meeting, a social was held| -

% ‘in ‘honor of Mrs, Julius Dycks on

223 [| the.occasion-of her birthday, ~ ”

+ Mrs. Dycks was presented with
ift. The }bi

CALL ON US FOR
PASTEURIZED MILK
Whipping Cream — Table
Cream :— Chocolate. Milk

{ Cottage Cheese

AIRLINES .

Dutch: Maid Baten

hahaa Cakes
Wedding Cakes

At Your Northern Electric Dealer : s

CO-OP STORE

8
coke; heartily enjoyed by all, was
baked by Mrs. Nels Hansen;

JULY 27 = ‘AUGUST 8.

“+ | BHONE 209652":  Anniveisary Cakes, 4 To. Allow The:Staff Ther ee ‘There are to be no. meetings of| os: ae
~ MODERN DAIRY : PHONE 824° > the: Institute ee ae A GOOD MAN TO KNOW

be held in October:'="" - PICA : ee at : ; save