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IN AND OUT OF
“TOWN

Miss’ Marlies Brodman and
Miss Dorothy Dams left last Sat-
urday for a two weeks’ vacation

at. Portland, Oregon.

Starting

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Seresnplay by RICHARD H LANDAU bet on sae Par by (OHA WOMEN

Released thru UNITED ARTISTS —

Mr: and Mrs.: C Brodman were
week-end’ ‘visitors ‘to:,Spokane.

Mr. and Mrs...5."H. Langpap
and Robert and Mrs. Langpap
of Vegreville, Alta. visited at
the week-end at the home of Mr. --
and Mrs. L. Langpap. They left
Monday for Vancouver.

‘i wo:

Mrs. R. Williams of Nelson ©

spent the week-end at the home
of J. A. Williams,

IN CHURCH

‘* §t Rita’s Church

Sixth Sunday after Pentecost.
Sunday Masses 8:30. .and a
o'clock. Confessions Saturday.
evening at. 7:30. Mass every .
morning = next week.

St. dJoseph’s Chapel, Kinnalrd
Rev. Jos. B. Barnes, P.P.
. Sunday Mass at 10 o'clock.

preckvicslan Chudeh,. Kinnaird
Rev. W. Lyall Detlor
Services to, be held in Com-
munity hall' every ist and 3rd
. Sunday at 3 p.m.

‘{WUTHERAN! SERVIC (CES
Services to be “held in Angli-

~-¢an Church every. 2nd and 4th

Sunday at 3 p..m.

—

United Church of Canada
Kinnaird, 11:15 a.m,
“Castlegar, 7:30 p.m.

Sacrament of the: ‘Lord's Sup-
aly will be observed at’ both Bet

Gospel How—Twin Rivers Hall.
Sunday, -June ‘24th, 7:30 p.m.
Speaker Mr. Dan Clark.
‘Thursday, June 28th, 7:30 p.m.
Special meeting when Mr. Wm.
Rae of ‘Portlafid, Ore., will speak
at the home of Philip Toogood.
Everyone welcome at all meet-

ings. iw
_, Gospel Tabernacte
Sunday 10-11.
a.m. Morning - worship
prayer. Come. and hear “what

the Bible has to:’say regard ng
the’. Holy’ Spirit.

“UT ite,

Anglican Chureh
Sunday, June 24th
Robson, 8 a.mi, and 7:30 p.m.:
Kinnaird, 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Castlegar, 11. a.m.

Mr.-and Mrs. C. nd Mrs. CT. Hi
of Trail were: Sunday callers at
wai Home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

liams.

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specially written for .
TLE

NEW:

(By GERRY LOUGHEED)

The strictest rule on doping
of. -horses in the long history
of British ‘racing went into ef:
fect with this year’s flat rac-
ing season.

This rule says that a trainer

y . will be barred for life if it is
» gound that his stable has raced

aed OBERT ONTONERY oc yO AST eee

~~

CASTLEGAR SASH & DOOR

Manufacturers, of all types of windows
and: doors. ‘Window screens.and screen
‘doors are a must at this time of. the year.

Drop in and see us re prices.

‘Workmanship Guaranteed

- HALIFAX ay ep)’ —  Captur-

Prices are right

"VETERAN SKIPPER

DIES

‘a. doped — horse. The ‘bar,
through international agreements
-petween, the Jockey: ‘Club and

‘racing © tions, 18
virtually. world-wide.

And the trainer must: bear full
responsibility - even. though he

be: in a-London .bar or
beach. ;at ‘Waikiki when

a pering was done.

sTé:Jockey Club analysts find a
horse’ drugged, the: trainer: has
only“one way. ‘to: save his licence.
He must find : ‘who did ‘the actual
doping and’ be. able ‘to, ‘prove it—-
all'in a limited, ‘time ‘of: two. or
three’ months ‘the. Jockey. : : Club
may allow.

Britain’s‘ Jockey Club,’ formed
itt-the -1700’s,- has. remained all-
powerful, ‘in‘the’ sport. : It: makes ©
the _sules,” enforces thet
judges. offenders. ' ‘ .

Its: action are eterna since
there ‘are no. ational Jaws: £ov-
_ erning ‘racing.’

‘Forty-six. race “tracks, operate
in -Britain.. Their meetings last
from one to four days at a time.

_rhis means that many of thé
5,000 racing thoroughbreds are

almost constantly’ on the move ©

around the country — the huge
majority by truck.

Many of the Teaches look like
second class county fair layouts
with te stablé space and
no facilities -to “ keep., outsiders,
away from the: horses.

Only a-.few of ‘the bigger
witracks have. any special police
‘foree, ‘The Jockey Club has
none. All of this means that a.
. trainer is on his own when it”
comes to’ protecting his ‘horses.

Nobody is:able or willing to
say just how prevalent doping
is in British ‘racing. The Joc:
key Club ‘is extremely tight-
Tipped on the’

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OVER MAY
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EQUIPMENT. mw
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-FRaNH

am. Sunday”
school classes for all ages. 11-12.
service.
Thursday 8 p.m: Bible stufly: and:

Everyone wel:
come to ‘Gospel Tabernacle. "The-
place .where God's. Word ‘is ac-
cepted in its entirety. ;

z TAKE IN TRAIL? S

GIANT “JUBILEE |

But Take Home Some

Prize Money’ Too! :

Hand Rock Drilling Contest
Ingersoll Rand Machine piles (3: prizes)
“Fire Reel Race 20...

Pole Clinging Contest...

$600

Log Sawing Contest

Log Shopping Contest

Send. Entries ‘or write for information to.

$180 (6 prizes)

“CASTLEGAR HARDWARE.

Ladies!. Have.you seen the new C,

_ Kitchen Sponges is assorted colors?..

NICE ASSORTMENT OF TEAPOTS TO CHOOSE -

-KROM :
Few Fancy. Trays left at the Specia Price Of: 95F

. Wire: coh in: ‘good supply. .

‘Also’ or

now complete.

LL, Bath and.

ool stock: is:

der to ‘provide: a’ chance. ‘of
greement: in conference to, be_

‘oS held at Tehran, with officials ‘of

the company, ’”

The critical’ position . aroge
over Iran's demand that the com-
pany. turn over 75. per..cent: of.

ht

NEWS ‘SFOTLIGHT

* elashing “avith.‘rear-guard:Com-.

munists’ across the Jagged moun-

tains north of, the sett parallel. .

t id. The Ci

thrust towards. the: new “Ret
fortress: of Kumsong.’: ‘

But while the Chinese. and‘.

North: Koreans fell .back.: before.
_ strong. artillery fire, the.-U.:S.
Eighth Army ‘commander : warn-

ed: that’ another: Red offensive ©

may be. expected.” Lt-Gen. Jam-"

d. “theo: ’
is

top. ut
aly ‘pelleved'. to. be: the
f na authoritie:

‘ KERR’S

~ Hot aie coming you wil need ae

floating mine.

The: Canadian ‘dest over Sioux
fa Y and the cea wlan Rian Rush |
“were .. credited wit!
were’ ‘fighting. to keep open. their '“« Ee
- eseape routes..as. Allied armor .

enemy ‘troops; by: ‘naval gunfire
on ‘the east coast’ of. Korea ‘while’ *
closely. supporting Sround tore,
IRANIAN. DISPUTE

CRUCIAL | elie

: The" American’ ‘Ambassador cat
Tehran described -.‘as .:“‘crucial”
the. situation:.{n the . dispute be-

tween; the Iranian: government,

‘seeking to nationalize’ the Anglo-
Iranian. on: Company's. big ‘hold-

Tues, July 3
wets: July. Att

“Thurs., July.5,. Ootisehenia and, Brilliant

“arranged, -

"Bri, July 6—Spare t numbers an

Castlegar

ed-as a’ baby at: Clinton, Ont.,
a ‘now. deordorjzed skunk -is the
family pet of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
MacDonald and their, infant. fon.
Lut when it strayed.away from
lion:e the other day citizens
were’ apprehensive ' until the
SRA, returned it to’ its" Ome
res,

SYDNEY, N. S. (CP) — Capt.
Royden W. Dykeman, 53, who-
died. in hospital recently; was’ a
gea-going tugboat skipper * who
took. part in ‘many hazardous res-

cues “of torpedoed ships during

we Second World, War. a

‘Twelve cases” of. doping were ..

considered proved by the Jockey
Club between 1946 and 1950. The
licences. of- the 12 trainers were
withdrawn: for life... :

In every’ case ‘the trainer de-
nied any knowledge of the dop-
ing but was unable to prove who
“was responsible.

* Almost all, of those 42 cases
involved drugs. being given to
cause horses, to lose.

Gne unusual method was ‘the
“umbrella ease” which popped

up in 1916... The supposed doper
fitted a/ hollow tube in an um-
breua and inserted a rubber”

‘or phone .
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e ~ FADUSTRIAL: CONTESTS

: M0 Portland ‘St,
“Trail, B. G

~ ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 27th

INDUSTRIAL

DAY. JULY: 7:

‘Kinnaird,

0 appointments: per. hour,

3:00 12:00. 3:00, 5:00

«of: éndless. sewing. =

LEGION HALL

We are. going to-have- our
pictures taken ... “X-ray, -

You see, a - yeh

his: ScinpeLtors -- mo
revolutionize, women's .; ’ lo!
: freeing “her: ‘from’: the dru
They. : lai
a cornerstone for ;the huge: eady:
made ::garment-*industry which-
in the “United States ‘alo

ear, ope tior

struction

‘: browed: capital: we

his own ‘improvem:

» jor change

chanism: on’ ft

“possible :to ri n°
continuous} S

the tyranny ‘0 oO th thimt
ie. ‘of. his
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SAT HA A DAC ORE A.
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$1.45 295

just the thing be Summe: comfort ant

fee SHIRTS ‘AND SPORT: SHIRT:

oA Fall: ‘Guaranteed: Product. :

ed competitors ‘smashed them “in

tub on“the handle end. He fill-
- the, belief the: things * amuent ruin-

ed the bulb with a type of slow:

* ne acid. When the horses

in ‘the p ddock the

aoper. pointed his’ " quirt ‘gun at i

the underside of the horse -and | ay heii

sprayed” acid over the animal's :
ian Quarters. ;

By the time the sprayed horse
Jeft the starting. post, it had lost.
all interest. in running and fin-
ished a bad last.”:

EMES Electric

| TOM EMES
+ Electrical Contracting

"Estimates. Electrical Fixtures.
~Appliances and. See

Phone 3088

. 1. Confectionery Gees
| Rigby’ $ & Bus Depot
so Drop in aniylime. for an ICE CREAM SUNDAE GR FLOAT.
MILK SHAKES:-& SODAS.

"Buy areee your. dollar ee
bye: ‘dollar:

Walter Hunt, the’ New: "York z
genius ‘who invented the safety
pin, the. snow. plow. ‘and: the
“ paper collar, came ‘up’ witha:
sewing machine ~ in “the™ early
1830's, but his, 15:year- -old .daugh-
ter discouraged him from patent-
ing the idea —, on ‘the ‘ground ©:
it-would put thousands of over-’, |:
‘wor! ed, eye-strained seamstress:

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