T h e K e l o w n a C o u r ie r NUMBER 55 Audited Paid Circulation VOLUME 44 TWICE WEEKLY—MONDAY & THURSDAY M ay Visit Kelowna TOTAL OF 475 a n d L a d y LOCAL PEOPLE ^ ^ ^ WORLD NEWS FLASHES DONATE BLOOD Alexander May V isit v-ity (B y Canadian Praia) Response Remarkable in View of Six-Hour Delay in Arrival For Few H ours on M ay 10 Communists Put Security Police ofQ in ic In Front of Czechoslovak Gov t NEED URGENT Civic Holiday WiU Be Proclaimed if Visit Material­ Spring's Here izes—Official Reception May Take Place in City Plans Already Underway for Buildings A s Crisis Approaches Another Clinic to be Held in aroondliog or no gronndlioff, Park—School Children Will Be Given Opportu­ when robina nuke their Inittol nity to Sec Governor - General and Lady PRAGUE—Communists bidding for supreme power put May or Jfunc appearance, it’a a auro sign of s p i i n g l Alexander-Details of Visit Will Be Announced their security poFice today before all Czechoslovak government Total of 475 pints of blood were Although It looked aa if the buildings and foreign embassies. Opposition parties were donated by Kelowna people at the burrowing little anim al waa go­ Later second blood donor clinic held hero last week, and while this fell below ing to have his own w ay by kbc ■------I Headquarters of the Czech National Socialist Party, one of weeks more winter, the arrival the amount anticipated, public res­ robins In several sections of Touring Western Canada three which withdrew Friday from the government coalition, ponse was remarkable in view of the fact weather conditions caused the city today, dlbspelled this were seized by police armed with sub-machine guns. Czecho­ idea completcli^. a delay of six hours in the arrival h e Governor-General of Canada, Viscount Alexander, and slovak nationals virtually were frozen inside the country by an of the clinic. All Wednesday after- Looking somewhat bedraggled interior ministry order requiring new stamps of approval on noon appointments were canccUod after their flight northw ard, sev­ Lady Alexander, will visit Kelowna for a few hours on valid passports. Police, directed by Communists heading the due to the delay, and these were set eral residents telephoned The TMonday, May 10, during the course of a Western Canada tour, over until Thursday afternoon and Courier offlee this morning re­ well-informed sources stateil this morning. While tentative interior ministry, arrested notable foes of Communsts. evening. porting the arrival of robins. Dr. Zdenck Marjanko, justice ministry employee, who said A large number of the 050 ap­ And a glance at tho calendar plans for the brief stop-over have been drafted, it is understood a Communist was involved in the perfume box bomb plot last pointment cards mailed out were shows there arc only six more these are subject to change, but it is highly possible an official Fall, against three ministers, was jailed. Police were looking also cancelled due to individuals days until the end of tho month, reception will take place in the city park. . , . having colds or being Incapacitated Indicating that Spring’s Just ar­ The Governor-Generars party will arrive in Penticton, and for Dr. Vladimir Krajina, secretary general of the National in some form or other. Need for ound the oornerl Socialist Party, who directed investigations that uncovered the blood was so urgent that the amount they will probably be driven to the Orchard City via automo­ bomb plot. They seized Zdenek Uhl, president of the medical donated Wednesday evening was ta­ bile. It is not known how long His Excellency will stay m ken to I'enticton the following mor­ Kelowna, but an effort is being made for the visit to last long students’ union and Jiri Ptak, former head of the engineers ning where it was transported via union. The Governor-General and Lady Alexander may visit Kelowna on airplane to Vancouver. Ptons are WARN PUBLIC cnouirh for him to meet civic officials and their wives, and This display of arms was the first since the political crisis Mon” y C " " well-lnfonncd source, dl,olo»d toduy. WhUo Their ulreedy underrroy ftr_holdlng.on. review a guard of honor, members of the 9th Recce Regiment other clinic around May or June started Friday night with the resignation of 12 anti-Communist Excellencies wiU be here for only a few hours, a civic holiday will be OVER SPREAD and other branches of the armed forces, police officers, Scouts, ministers from the coalition of Communist Premier Klement when it is hoped 1,500 to 2,000 dona­ conference proclaimed if the visit materializes. tions will be obtained. Cubs, Guides and Brownies. Gottwald. President Eduard Benes was trying in In the above picture, the Governor-General is shown with Lady Trained Nurses OF INFLjMZA It is quite possible a civic holiday will he proclaimed by to Stive the situstion* -it. ^ from Q composite suord of honor on his The clinic was in charge of Dr. Mayor W. B. Hughes-Games if the visit materializes. In any Position of President Benes became even more difficult Ale^"‘^"[’ ^hen he presided at the opening C. W. Hunter, of Vancouver, assis­ Outbreak of Influenza Report event it is believed that all public and high school students^ will Twn miestions were hich in the people’s m in d s : whether Benes arrival at the parliament buiioings ted by nurse Mrs. Audrey McLaren ed Reaching Epidemic Pro be g iv en Holiday in order that they may see the King s t^ridc o J t h e crisid or would he resign .he tweutieth parlUmeu. in Oih,wa. and her team of ten specially train­ ed nurses. The corps of nurses in­ portions in Vancouver representative rather than give in to the Communists’ demands. Parliament is — ------cluded Miss Norma Scott, Miss Nora Both Westbank and Kelowna ferry wharfs will be gaily de­ to meet tomorrow.® It is•_ still one___-vT of Benes’ ^«rAO'rv/^ncweapons. TlvBy niC«dis­ Walsh, Miss Ada Newell, Miss Judy CONSULT PHYSICIAN corated with flags, while the streets will take qn a similar ap­ C itiz e n s o f T o m o r r o w Golboski, Miss Jessie Robertson, pearance. His Excellency and Lady Alexander will j^esumably solving Parliament, he could force a quick election. Miss Madeline Lawton, Miss Mild- Wnm Peonle Suffer- redHewitt, Miss Doreen Gale, Miss Doctors VVarn people ^ auner^ be officially met...... by...... Mayor^ ------and, Mrs. W. B. Hughes-Games - , t- and„ a' - _ M "r ^ 4 __ _1.. ^ mm t XT 4 - A n e w TRIAL ORDERED FOR MEDOS’ PAL ^...... -r. ... Norma Lloyd, Miss Kitty Bennett. mg From Colds Should Stay officials at the Kelowna ferry wharf. From there, OTTAWA—Supreme Court of Canada today quashed the Dr. Hunter ^turned to Vancouver Bed tPntative Mans call for the distinguished visitors going to the conviction of William Henderson, 18, of Vancouver, on a charge rC- A r He'S., making a . ^ park a of murder, and ordered a new trial. Henderson was jointly in­ short time later to take part in the civic reception. dicted with Harry Medos, also of Vancouver, for the murder Ifr a^rLTt to a%"ocaf^ trict, although_ a number of school H is Excellency and Lady Alexander are scheduled to visit o* Charles Boyes, police offiicer, in a gun.battle Feb. 26, IW . house.S branch 1 the Hcd Crara Gover„or.G_eneral He lodged his appeal to the Dominion’s highest court after ...... willL fe^fst the provincial clinic to 074**" showed^‘*this will receive an honorary degree from the University of British a Supreme Court of British Columbia jury convicted him and . mau'e^'^donor the regular group- the city Columbia....— ------. „ ___ _ Mr. Justice Manson sentenced him to be hanged last August 27. Sf d^^atio^nTo T'Vatcouver. it was reported the Major-General H. F. G. Letson, secretary _tq the Governor- The majority of the B.C. Appeal Court had upheld the’convic­ proper “.S 5“ agahil ?he Society’s number o f ’flu eases ■s .stol.nejo General, in a letter to act.ng Mayor Charles Thompson wrote tion. Medos has since been hanged. _ ^ /- Siver and gold buttons. - rea* Their Excellencies will arrive m Vancouver by C.P.R. ami Another suspect, Douglas Carter, and Police Constable G. The Red Cross whole blood ser- S?X*^seaJL° leave immediately for Victoria on May 11. . C. Ledingham were slain in the Vancouver False Creek flats IvaflSjle at tt? Kelowna hos- They will return the-morning of May 13, entraining two now ed that the influenza in the city is later for the East. Since they were formally received in gun battle. pital and is beig Used frequently. what is termed- “24-hour colds”, ^^.ys JEWS BLAiyiE BRITONS; DEATH TOLL 64 5S*ors"th‘i “m S ^ V ;iaS.ed':todh-Vancouver viduals suffering from mild colds to reception, Major-General Letson saia. „ JERUSALEM—Jerusalem was virtually paralyzed today 50 PER CENT stay home and go to, bed. Maior-General R. F. L. Keller, one of the Governor Gen- a s gun-carrying Arabs, Britons and Jews patrolled /th e city "While we can usually expect an honorary ADC’s, will be advised of detailed arrangements increase in the number of influenza erai s noiiuxaiy , made bitter and tense by the bombing yesterday in the Jewish OF MOTORISTS cases around this time of the year, at a later date, it is understood. sector. At least 52 persons died in the bombing. every precaution should be taken to Rescue workers clawing through the wreckage of two prevent the germ-carriers mixing hotels, three apartment houses and scores of shops along two GET LICENCES with the public,” one doctor stated. blocks of B en Yehuda Street, extricated nine more bodies today. Dr. A. N. Beattie, director of the Only Five Days Remain for Okanagan Valley Health Unit, is P r i n c e t o n At least 98 injured have been dug from the debris. Hagana MotoristsV,/ . _ to Obtain inAQ 1948 keeping a close watch on the sonspread workers said there was possibly more victims in the rubble. of the disease. Arab leaders said their commandos set of? two truck loads Licence Plates Doctors advise parents, that when a child shows signs of rimning a of explosives which caused the blast. But Jews seem ^ No complaints have been received temperature, a physician should be Capture M ajority vinced British troops somehow were responsible. Nine British from motorists regarding the white ggjied immediately. . so ld ie rs were killed in retalatory gun fighting after the explo­ , numbers on the 1948 licence plates ______...... chipping off, Ross Oatman,- govern­ sion and three Jews lost thfeir lives. The death toll for the day ment agent, stated this morning. A Ski Zone Events thus stood at 64; Vancouver newspaper report stated DR. LEES HEADS that the Vancouver offlee of the ACCIDENT WAVE KILLS 50; 68 HURT motor licence department had re­ RINCETON’S Amber Ski Club members showed the class ceived a number of complaints over UNITED a i m PARIS—Wintry weather was blamed today .for three the white numbers chipping. It w ^ P by taking the majority of the open events in the three-day —week-end-accidents rangpng from the-English-ChanneLto Sw it-. pointed-out- that if-this-happens,_ O kanian Ski-Zone Championships which z.erland, in which 50 persons were killed and 68 others injured. the plates should be returned to the FRESBY TEI^ at the Kelowna Ski Bowl on Black Knight Mountain. A bus, plane and train were involved. , ^ licence bureau immediately, and Lees, of Kelowna, was Rll■^ fnast of the Kelowna Ski Club is Janet Scantland and ii^at(^at motorists sftomashould not aitempi;attempt electedejected chairman of the Kamloops- But toast oi tne xvciuwua o ^ Nineteen perished in the crash of a giant, six-motored fly­ to repair the numbers with white United Church Preshy- Bruce Paige, both members of the l<^al j ing boat n e a r Cherbourg. Near Xyon, 10 members of a cross- paint. tervleijf at ofc theme aimual meeting held --in junior sirfs’o-irls’ zone championship and - - Bruce the . Okanagan . , - , « In country ski team died when their bus skidded off the road, slid Biff Bn^ Expected West Summerland Tuesday and troohv a s champion m the zone senior men s Slalom into a ravine and plunged into a river. At Wadenswil, Switzer­ Regarding the is^ing of the new downhill. licence plates, Mr. Oatman said that Loc^ U n i^ Church land, at least 19 persons were killed and hurt when a week­ business was “brisk” this morning, were R. A. Magee and Mrs. l. Before an estimated 1,250 Sunday spectators ^ end ski train was derailed and rammed into a three-storey although less, than 50 per cent of McWilliams, nament was concluded in conditions described by officials as building. the number of passenger and truck “fairly good to near ideal.” Paid admissions amounted^to 850, licences have been issued to date. childre? were free and there were 100 competitors m the Sun­ FAMILY OF SIX PERISH IN FLAMES “Of the 2,400 passenger plates GIVEN SENTENCE sent here for distribution, only 1,- day events.- . . • ‘ . . - CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Six persons in one family—four of 770 have so far been issued”, Mr. FOR CASHING •Kr-^1 Amhpp*R Cl&ss A iuHi* of skiing and in both, ev^ts sne i them children—perished early tojday when flames swept their Oatman said. “The same applies tn 16-room house. distribution of truck licences. We have 1,350 licence plates, and only BOGUS CHEQUE 616 people to date have purchased tfle and Mrs. Ed scantland, 531 B-pnsrd the 1948 plates.” of PeaeWand, Friday was sentenced Mr, Oatman pointed out there are to three months hard labor when special prize for making the longest Ave. City Councirs Action in Refusing only five days left for motorists to he was convicted in Pemirton on a p _ irrespective of form. Miss Scantland also won the Ke- obtain the new licence plates, and charge of cashing a worthless cne- ^ , cleared 128 feet and his form lowna Builders’ Supply trophy for the'officeAXmmm* closes at 1912 nvinpiro’clock noon oii«» que in Kelowna some time ago. flawless ^ the combined junior girls’ zone sla-, To Pay Increased School Assessment on the final issuing day,- Samrday,_ . . sentence is concurrent with was nawiess February 28. , , . a one year hard labor sentence im- Bruce Paige won his trophy by ton Instructions-have- been issued, to the provincial police that ho vehic­ les will be allowed on puhUc high­ by false pretences. The prison term (By Courier Staff Reporter) ways after the end of the month will be served at Oakallo Prison Farm- NDERBY—Kelowna City Council’s rebellious stand on without the new licence plates. °Thte was Janet’s first full year Turn to Page 8, Story 1 school assessments was unanimously endorsed at the an­ Enual meeting of the Okanagan Valley Municipal Association NEW PRESIDENT held here Thursday. The resolution approving Kelowna’s action also, recom­ • l o n i mended all other municipalities in the or^nization take a simi­ lar stand. Coundllor J. W. Johnson, Penticton, moved the reso­ The ski bowl road probably nev- ^Coth operation. Mrs. ,M m er had more traffic than it did on Pfyffer and her assistant, Dorothy lution and it was seconded by Mayor T. R. B. Adams, Vernon. Sunday. Travel up to midaffernoon Goodland, didn’t fiet out near as In some quarters, it is felt that if city and municipal coun­ was fairly good and there were no much as the other o^ial^ hut cils follow/ the~ same course taken - by Kelowna, they—will be reports of motoristx^etting-stuck^they were among the huaest.record-. regarded as “rebels” in the eyes of the provincial government. But the thaw and traffic began to ing results and reckoning winners. Kelowna’s action is in protest against what it claims is show later if-Members 'of the local amateur discrimination in government assessments. School costs in Ke­ of mud for the Imn^ward tnp. ja^io club filled in the inter- com lowna School District No. 23 have increased by $33,187.65 for Sunday casualties were confined gap. Results were flashed from to one lost tooth. Saturday Fred Black Knight to the city and the 1948 over 1947 costs. Kelowna has been asked to paj" even more Hack and Jennie Kincaid, both of speedy service was there m the than this increase, $33,903.58, to be exact, because of a reduction Penticton, and Lexy Cameron, Ke- pvent of emergencip. Walkie-tal- of assessment in the rural areas of District 23. Council has lowna. will be favoring one of their kie equipment kept offim^s ^ m legs for the next few days or weeks, touch with one another at different refused to levy any more than the sum levied last year. Opportune and worthwhile ser-,parts of the bowL _ Kelowna'provided 46 per cent of borrow money every year for im- vice was given by the nev^ly-formed “Ah! Lovely . . . a beauty!" Such the total estimates last year, ap- provements. Kelowna Ski Patrol. Patrolmen and proximately $84,000. This year the AcUon Upheld "Doc” Gordon Wilson were com­ spontaneous expressions escaped city is asked to raise S102.m 56.23 councillor Johnson said a similar Douglas (The Dizz) Disney, ejub mended everywhere for their val­ president, who acted m Sunday’s situation eitisted in Penticton. "Un- uable work. ■ ~ board for 1948 to ^ jutie flout- commentator over the p.a. Most in­ teresting conversation, though, came be $182,849.72. ui|f« w e will not get anywhere,” Saturday saw better ski condi­ The proyi^ial goyerni^^ r^ n - said Mr. Johnson as he moved the tions. Visibility at times Sunday was when Doug _ and Bilaiy Day “batted By sayg ftirt^rreli^to chdorsint? Kelowna’s ac- only fair with the clouds touching the mike around. to the extent oT^2.400 itor * tion and called on others to do the provements and in the Kelojvna . These children are citizens of the same world but their w orl^ ^ fgf w ere O,v/r wieU.e uuuuflciuhflfltodfl vux;-mpun-.; school district, thii meant a reduc- - . , more than poles apart. One is a happy Canadian boy . - . yfs eo, good consmenngconsidering icy conditions un u—r tain— Sunday, * v* it is safe to say 90 per in lion in the assessment of $1,5W,W. of Armstrong. cheeks radiant and being schooled today lor living tomornw- f gjjj wetness of snow oa spent at least a few m i^t« m Jlayor W.- -B.------Hughes^s^cs.------of Vje- disposed - . that Armstrong . 'The^^ther is a European chfid. not l^na. told the association this “re derby even worse situa- ^ ^ unre^T^e Canadian Appeal for Childi^ eS r^ during Sunday afternoon- lie f^ ^ toThe famere should^ Won assessment in niillion boys andlgtols iiTEuit^ and-AsSa-rT/rfaelp-toe^ to borne by the gorernment and not by ^ what it is likfe not to be hungry, to know the happiness of health and — but not at the yg^^g Ahrens, Okanagan Zone are surrounded by a large rural ^ ^ understanding. , ski bowL Only about crae im* came ^g^ proud of hlTpu^ Janet ***H^^d Kelowna was fast reach- otm- ___ . __ sDOkesman said It is to help these chUdren who are sufferi^ fr<^ the ,down up there. Scantland, She learned the first , last year's ing an impossible situation unless A Salmon Arm that the Kelowna nt newspaper publkhed DIARY RANCHERS every M«mday and Thursday at ISSO peojtic; it often loses its significance when it QUICKIES Water St.. Kelowna, by Tlie Kelowna liclong.s to those whose skin is a different color. (week ending February l»Ui) Courier Ltd. .Such words have become the playthings of , 'rtie following Information la sup* The climax to the honors already plied to us each week by Okana­ hcaticd upon "Stairway to Heaven,” Income Tax Authorized a* second class mall. .sclf-intere.st; toys of demagogues. gan Investments Limited. the new Technicolor hit which Is Post Olfleo Dept, Ottawa playing at the Empress Theatre to­ . . a complete and comprehen- What-is to be done about it? As we see MAKKET AVEKAUES day and Tuesday, came when It was rtve service Is offered for your MEMBEIl AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUIATIOW nt, only tlie slow determination of individuals (bracketed flguroa show change for selected as Iho first picture to be problm ts of IN(N>MB TAX and week) sliown at a command performance Farm Acoovuata. Eastern AdvcrUsln* RepresentaUve: teaching themselves the real meanings of these Toronto New York in London. ' This service Is based on 8 years Class A WeekUes, Concourao Building, Twronto. great words, using them truly, living their Indus­ One of the most ambitious and association with the Income Ttuc trials .. 138.32 ( -8.70) 107.80 (-7.(MJ) spectacular films ever to be made, Division, Department of Natlcmal B. r. MacUSAN. Fubmuat values in their own lives, and finally refusing Utilitiea 31.04 (-0.71) "Stairway to Heaven," Is the sen­ Revenue. Vancouver, B.C. to be deceived by all who would pervert them Base sational story of a British airman MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1948 Metals 82.75 ( -3.77) in love with an American WAC, for disliunc.st ends. It would w'ork, if it is not Golds lOlJtO (-1-0,78) whoso soul is fought for by forces D. M. HOCKIN Ralls 40.69 (-2.85) of heaven and earth. David Niven Accountant and Income Tax already too late. plays the leading role. Hollywood's Consultant Confusion In Great ^J^^ords Some Dividend Dcclarations ' IGm Hunter, borrowed for the part No. 10 w a n ts Block Phono 023 Notliing is more characteristic of this era cx- by J. Arthur Rank, is seen aS the 375 Bernard Ave. Kelowna Bate Payable Dividend girl that Niven loves. Roger Llvcsy, than the perversion of the use and meaning of BusineSS P r e s e n ts The FaCtS Argus Cor- remembered for hla oustandlng per­ great words. It is probable that this practice Down in London, Ontario, members of p 'n pfd. .. $1.I2J^ I Mar, 29 Jan. formance ns Colonel Blimp; Ray­ Argus Corp. mond Massey, as a sardonic shade LOOK I has been indulged to some extent fcver since London Chamber of Commerce became a Common .15 ' 1 Mar. 29 Jan. from the other world; Marius Gor­ mankind learned speech, hut it could surely little tired of hearing what tremendous profits Bank of ing, the brilliant young English star, BABY CHICKS Montreal .20 1 Mnr. 29 Jan, and n largo cost of expert players You’ll be pleased with never have been worse than it has been within ^verc being made by business and set out to Canada Safe­ appear in support., ANSTEY’S Quality CIUOK8 t the last generation or so. Mussolini and Hitler ijiscov^r just how the sales dollar is divided, way 4j4%" Among the many unusual pro­ ORDER NOW so that our egg pfd. . 1 ...... 1 Mar. 12 Feb. duction aspects of "Stairway to supply can bo arranged ac­ were masters of the art of hoodwinking the Scrupulously honest, conducted in an atmos- Dom. & Anglo Heaven,” two that can bo singled cording to the date you re­ Invest. Pfd, 1.25 I Mar. 12 Fob. out for special mention are a gigan­ quire Anstcy Chicks. rest of tlie world by giving sinister meaning to j,i,ere of almost clinical research, the project Dom. Scottish tic escalator reaching from heaven All Chicks Supplied from familiar and harmless words. But they were o„iy discover the facts. Invest. Pfd. .50 1 Mar. 7 Feb. to earth, and n huge amphitheatre Federal' Govormnont approved tyros beside the Japanese, who consistently Already the results of the London project where Niven pleads his case before Pullbrum Tested Flocks. Grain Pfd. 5.00 1 Mar. 13 Feb. a special tribunal In heaven. Both cloaked their intentions beneath honcy-coated are becoming nationally known. The survey Great Lakes arc constructed on a scale that was Ncuo Zeitung (Berlin) Paper Co. .40 1 Mar. 12 Feb. words and phrases, which finally nauseated disproves many wild statements about the ef­ considered impossible just a short Internation­ time ago. even when they appeared to mislead. fect of profits on prices. Here is what happens al Utilities .22]/j US 1 Mar. 7 Feb. Laura "Stairway to Heaven,” was pro­ It was had enough for warmongering die- ' tlie sales dollar in nine typical London in- 1 Mar. duced, written and directed by Mi­ Second .20 chael Powell and Emeric Pressbur- tators to proclaim their love of "peace” for dustries: Loblaw Gro­ ceterias A gcr. It Is a Universal International instance, while preparing for eventual conflict. 50}4 cents go for materials, outi^ide services, & B ...... 25 1 Mar. 2 Feb. release. McIntyre Por­ This picture is shown in place of It is definitely worse that we, whose traditions light, power, freight, printing, advertis­ cupine Mines .50>4 1 Mnr. 30 Jan "Perilous Holiday,” and "Snafu,” give many of these words meaning and signi­ ing, insurance, interest, depreciation, etc. National Drug which have been cancelled. & Chemical ficance, should allow a contagion of this verbal cents go for taxes. Pfd...... 15 1 Mar. 10 Feb. hypocrisy to gain a footliold among us. No­ 27^4 cents go to workers. this,” he thought, and listened George Westort A WEEK AGO this column car- Pfd. , CAR AND TRUCK thing should he more precious than the integ­ cents go to shareholders for use of the tied some comments upon the Na carefully for the sponsor identifi­ 1 Mar. 13 Feb cation at the conclusion of the pro­ Old Issue 1.12]/2 rity of our language, as it is the basis of com- property, machines and working capital. \h^t“ opSrtiSX t^pofnt out gram. No sponsor was mentioned George 'Weston Pfd. New INSURANCE xnunication. Without communication, on terms 3)4 cents go into new buildings, machinery, that the music lovers of this dis- and he was forced to assume that 1 Mar. 13 Feb. the “people’s radio” had taken upon Issue .... .48j^^ ANSTEY’S can supply unsexed, properly defined and understood, it is improb­ inventory, working capital and reserves, tricl^couldM expect these concerts Low Rates - Full Coverage pullets, or cockerel day old chicks on without the sup itself the chore of doing a little Bond Redemptions •— also — able that man could even remain human, much all of which increase employment. port of the less musically educated. extra-curricular merchandising for (interest cea^s on dates shown) Write today for a PRICE LIST „ ,, . ______• , E. L. Affleck has written a letter as the Quebec orchard interests. Fire - Orchard - Employee less operate complex societies. Dishbnest ^ result of those observations. This The next time a radio inspector Montreal Island Power S'/]% series Even after all costs and taxes were paid, “A”, May 1 @ 101. Burglary - Plate Glass words are the clearest evidence of moral de­ workers received 85 per cent of w hat rem ained; column has not yet quite figured out calls at this gentleman’s home in Personal Property Floater ANSTEY ELECTRIC , , ,, , r- . rrsi n ' .^whether the letter was “for or agin the Okanagan Valley, he will have Montreal Catholic School Commis­ terioration. shareholders, 15 per cent. These hgures are However, Mr. Affleck’s remarks to explain why fruit farmers in this sion, 2 1948," 49 & 50 M arch 1 INTERIOR AGENCIES HATCHERY @ 100. , We use "peace” in a perverted sense, direct answer to a great deal of irresponsible comment and here they are, area should be compelled to sup­ LTD. Box 233, Kelowna. Phone 879-Y4 port a government radio system Stock Redemptions Phone 675 325 Bernard Avo. Kelowna’s New Chick Hatchery though not in the ironic way the dictators used talk, and to the commonly held belief, as un- ‘ ‘ ' r p m which devotes part of its efforts to (dividends cease on date shown) it. No one in his right senses can regard the covered by a recent Gallup poll, that the own- “I feel that I must write you this undoing this valley’s costly but suc­ Dom. Envelope & Cartons Can. Ltd. , , . 1 4.U letter, if for no other reason than cessful efforts to build a market for 7% pref. March 1 @ $55 their fruit in the East. The CBC present state of international affjiirs as peace, ers share is two or three times as large as the set r.p.m’s mind at rest. Indeed War Savings Certificates Ir wnrlfpr<5’ ebare the poor man must be in a Highly would be better engaged at telling except as the absence of geneml armed conflict. worirers snare. maladjusted state, since he express- Eastern fruit growers how to grade Dated August, 1940, Redeemed 15th Peace implies a spirit of goodwill, evidence of The London survey was made possible es a complete lack of conviction in and merchandise their apples, in­ February, 1948. stead of urging the public to buy practical co-operation, mutual intercourse of ,only,by,thexo-operative spirit of^Eusinessr ^ ^ ^ an obviously inferior product.^ Did you feed your ca:t this trade and society. How little of this may be Returns from the various firms were placed in themselves well versed in matters ing?That milk would be a three-day musical;—yet piurchases concert tic­ ration for a baby in Poland. These THERE IS A BELIEF in many quarters that the found today! Should we, in all honesty, pre­ the hands of one man, and no returns for indi­ kets because he has a lingering babies will be given the food they tend that.wliat we have is “peace”? Even more vidual business were published, even to' the suspicion that concerts ‘add to th^ need for life through the, Canadian “break” in commodity prices is a BLESSING Appeal for Clhildren. ■— IN DISGUISE. strictly, there are several armed conflicts in other members of the committee. It is to be to state that I am a per- active progress, so peace as the mere absence -hoped' that industries in other '^cities will evi- son possessed of exquisite, flawless likes to see things growing and of war is a misnomer in that respect, also. We .u . musical taste; that I have‘taken in’ he moves across the continent, IF THIS IS CORRECT — if the movement runs dence the same spirit of co-operation as the >nnrprts in Vancouver for inany stopping where an;d__whe5_ a moderate course, then levels off—it will have, are in danger of losing our belief in and under­ London firms. If a great deal of such statistical years; and that I consider the con-^ pleases. The life of the farms and the or­ modified the “BOOM AND BUST” prospect. standing of the w'ord peace, because of our . r 1 j L t. •i.x O.L cert given by the Male Quartette to information could be built up across the coun- have been one of the most well chards is something he knows in­ It might suggest that “the market is oversold. ludicrously inaccurate application of it to an try, it would go far to break down the miscon- sung, well balanced, and interest- timately. In his head he carries the , , . , . , ing programs to which I have ever By JACK SCOTT agricultural figures of the nation and unpeaceful state. ception about the rewards of ownership and exposed by delicate, highly-strung in the. smoking room when the ONCE AGAIN opportunity may be knocking. Akin to peace is the fetish-word “secur­ labor in Canada. ears. THE TRAVELLER train is going through the-night he “ I might also suggest to r.p.m I met a wonderful old man in the talks with other farmers. As other ity”. This, likewise, has many meanings, ac­ that, in order to overcome his ‘self smoking room of the train a few men travel in search of treasures of cording to particular interest. In the realm of conscious’ approach - to music, he days ago when I was coming home art or literature, this old man tra­ AGAIN, OUR ADVICE would do well to cease listening to from a trip. He teld me his story vels in search of growth on the economics, security sometimes means a policy Good Example land. is to retain good stocks — the vain and wordy mouthings of and I am submit­ eliminate weak situations. by big business which results in the maximum We who live for, and l?y,% #spapers are m^^^ ting it as a por­ It was exciting to hear him talk trait of a truly INVESTIGATE BEFORE of insecurity for the rank and file of the work­ strong believers in the efficiency and low-cost read a few of the books to be fourfd of crops and the soil and the prob­ happy man. lems of the farmers. These are real YOU INVEST! ers. To many workers it means inevitable pay per attributable sale of consistent, p ro p e rly ^he^s^ject in^t^^ ; The old man is and important things to the old man 73. He looks like and the root of his philosophy. cheques, whether or not they have been earned. prepared and presented newspaper advertising . rpm the kind of per­ He s'wung off the train a hundred To the politician, it means vote-bait, and nei­ We know from our own experience that, dollar son you see in ad­ miles from my stop, holding the old , , ,, , , . . , about Barbara Ann Scott wmnmg vertisements fo r black bag in the crook of his arm. ther its cosy nor its moral effects interest him for dollar expended,’consistent, attractive adr all those skating honors is the m ^- pipe tobacco or He was going to visit some pal of greatly. To the diplomat it means either os­ insurance. Snow- his. As the train puUfed out I saw Okanagan Investments Ltd. vertising in The Courier will do a hundred-fold 51^“ e v e ^ ? n S f f taicem her white hair, a lin­ him walking across the platform ^to 280 Bernard Avenue trich isolation or armed preparedness, or, in more for a good and useful product than any their hearts and rejoiced over her ed, strong face greet his friend, a man in denim nther methnd nf-mihliritv - victories. Canadians are pleased dyed by the: sun one case at least, ruthless absorption of neigh­ otner metnod ot pUDlicity. not ohlyThat rtie has brou^t Cana-- — —— overaUs._^^^^^ . -Phones. 98_and .332 Kelowna, B.C. I don’t know the old man’s naihe. boring countries. But in its root meaning, Confirming this viewpoint is the in fo rm a - da its first Olympic flgure-skating a smaU man, but straight as the I know only that he is a happy man han^e of a hoe. and a great Canadian. carefree safety, it is seldom used, and almost; tioh from Toronto that Salada Tea sales for S^ld%CT’^happy!^mi^oile^ S You might call him a distinguish­ never meant. ■' 1947 showed a substantial increase for the smiling self. There has been much ed-looking man, I suppose, but that ... j . , , . j , - publicity for Miss Scott in recent is not the reason people stop to Many other examples could be, cited. Con­ third successive year, and were almost double months, but it doe? not seem to give him a second loold The reason sider the plight of "democracy”, which means the average annual sales from 1935 to 1939. i^^ve turned her head. It ^ even is a good deal more unusual. The „ , j , , j j , ^ harder for a boy or girl of 19 than old man has no hands. They have one thing to us, and virtually its opposite to oalada has been advertised almost con- for a growii man or woman to stand been amputated at the wrists. the Communists. So, too> the noble word free­ p B.C. C em ent sistently■; since 1892 . in Canadian-newspapers, . . . natural.“ Barbara Ann has achieved Fifteen years ago the old man dom has fallen on evil days. Never in history A Salada advertisement appears each week in this difficult feat as gracefully hs was a farmer. He had a few acres about 60 niiles outside Toronto. Ne­ WE ARE AGENTS FOR have human rights been so much talked about. The Courier. Need more be said? ver made much money. Lived alone. •...... ----- ;• ■■ ;• ' —..... ' '- they are meant to be, sometimes But he was content /with the solid to Rome to use the experience in proiAike bad feeling, but it would contentment of men who work hard “ELK” BRAND PORTUND CEMENT DISABLED VETS EUROPEANS STUDY displaced persons camjis.'be ■ hard. to believe that_ any

all thmigi* the game even though they lost the services of their gw - Rinkless W onders M ake ie, Walt MalahofT. at the c l ^ - VERNON LEADS mJnute mark of the initial MalahofT suffered a d W o c a ^ Juvenile H ockey Finals a p r b l 2 9 -m a y i IN MAINLINE shoulder and may be out of action for a week or more. WENATCHEE — Parade, ball and Coach Alec Kuly fllled In for the ELOWNA Kodiaks, who last year brought fame to the festival pageant of the 29lh annual PUCK FINALS ailing Malahoff and put In a credi­ Washington State Apple Bl®®^ table performance. Vemon h»d a Kb.K‘ brcliard City as the Rinklcss Wonders and nearly won the Festival at Wenatchee will straddlo 3-2 lead at the end of the flrat and BC. midget championship, arc still making a bit of a splash the months of April and May. S. A. Defeat Kamloop# 4-3 ia F»r»t both teams scored In DiGiomia. director-general, announ­ in tiie hockey wars. With two straight victories over Luinby ced today, officially naming April of B«t of Five Oamea for ter a scorclesa second period. luvcnilcs 5-3 ami 7-4, Kodiaks last week won the right to play ChampioniWp Kamloops made the finals by vir­ h i g h u g h i s 29, 30 and May 1 as festiv^ d^s. tue of two landslide wins over Ke­ Kam loops H ockey Player I Vernon in the finals for the Okanagan juvenile championship. The reign of her majesty Queen lowna Aces at Kamloopa last First game in the two-game total-goal series will be played Ula Lee will begin two 4»y» ^ PLAY TUESDAY The first game, Tuesday, was a com­ Her Uian last year, when the » re ^ • a,i ...... LADIES* LEAGUE in Vernon Tuesday at 8 p.m. plete rout, 25-1 for the Lc®f*> with Mickey Green was In the -----spot" day lestlvlUea got undc^y ^ L Kamloops Made Ftnala by Jock Tenncnt keeping toe Aces C linches Scoring Race The KJnsmen-Bponsored Kodiaks ly cleap^ fought a rai^ of Said Diaiorglo. in making the an­ light again, taking the triple Wed- nouncement. ’’Datca wcrc sct ^ter Beating Kelowna Aces 25-1 from being shut n e ^ a y night (681) and sharing the and 17-6 in Semi-Finals The second game, on Wednesday, referring to full bloom and toroper- was not quite so overwhelming, but In M ainline H ockey Loop Bture dato for ») years past. Wo can found the hapless Aces at the tall practically guarantee that the val­ Vemon took a onc-game lead In three-gamo ^ Itopi? Urelman turned In an outstanding ley will be a carpet of blossoms dur^^ end of a 17-8 score. Scantlandotool^alnglewlth 981. «oal ^of P®rform«nce the beat of five flnala for the Main- Eddie Witt, Kelowna, was In a Ina the. three-day I®^va* llno Hockey I-caguo aenlor B cham­ sta rry Cliff MUls, Kamloops Hub Fifty-eight communities from the pionship, eking out a 4-3 win over Vemon imlform In Kamloops game, and A1 McDougall City Leafs* centre, clinched _the MOTORCYCLE MIXED LEAGUE the period. r i, f nrd. Anjdo In Lumby’s goal, gave a good apple growing and North C cn^l Kamloop* Hub City Lcafa at Ver­ scoring race In the Mainline Hoc­ A new record in team slnglca was But Dick Catt. ^ a^unt of himself and hod a hot Washington area have non Friday night Second game will was on the Kamloops linc-up re­ placing Bob Donald, who Is on the key League according to official marked up Thursday nl^t wh|m got perktog In handling the 32 ahote pumped invited to partlclpato in ^ be played in Kamloopa Tueaday. league statistics. Mills ended the CLUB NEWS McGavin’s Bakery chalked 13^ two at him In the third period. Apple Blossom celcbraUomTlm fes­ The Vemonitco had a alight edge sick list. ______lO-game season with 32 goals and Previous hlgh thiS MOSon In cUy Hschnan^in^^ re^wkh^^ Support tival symbolizes the $75,OW)X)00 ap­ 17 assists to give him 48 points, By MONA BABBER K irpM yW w isi;. “p 's ple industry of the Wenatchoc-Ok- eight better than ninncr-up A1 Support of the Kelowna fans at «ri z i I Z "■* S i t r .“ ShSi the Vcrnon-Kclowna games is anogan-Yaklmn regions. ______Swain, also of Kamloops. sought by the Kinsmen sponsors. Swain garnered 21 goals and hel­ boy. McGavln's also took the three- and second, 19-15 and 19-14 rcspcc- Club activity since the now year 3243^ and BlU Pearson tlvcly. • ’ •These boys always give a good ac­ ped on 20 to give him a total of 41 - • ---—.-.,-1 whn«*« » A 1 ln_ count of thcmselvca and are worth points. Vernon’s Johnny Loudon began includes several , work par- Ken Winterbottom split the in- Third Period TeUs tics at the motorcycle club pro- djyjdual honors with 373 and 833, every bit of moral help they can was third with 40 points, made up Any uncertainty about who had get. We’d like to see hundreds of INDOSTBIAL of 13 goals and 27 assists. Top man perty. three new members wclcom- respectively. For the ladles It was the better power plant was dis­ cd and a short run February 8. Dor<3ore’s Gore’s 208 and Muriel WillWUlow’s boosters help the Kodiaks along for Kelowna Aces was Bud Gour- pelled In the final chapter when when they ploy Vernon, said ' STEEL - lio who tied with Vernon’s Mike I would like to tell of the work 725. _____ Kelowna buzzed In with 32 shots to parties at the club property at I^st spokesman Tommy Carew. C0 RVET0R8, PBBSSORI Zcmia for filth spot with 34 points Lumby’s 18. Kodialts flashed the red The first of the total-rgoal apiece. Bud had 19 and 15 while Kelowna. The boys want a clearing MEN’S OOMMEECIAL LEAGUE bulb six times In the last frame TAHBS, SnOKG4rrACi»rClc. big enough for a track infield games was played at Vernon Tues­ POPS! HOPS' Mike come in with 25 and 9. George McKay, of Williams Shoe while Uselman kicked all his shots day, with Kodiaks taking it 5-3. Next for Kelowna was Jock Tcn- by Bununcr. A bulldozer did the Store paced his team-mates to a out but two. nent but ho ended up well down first heavy work of falling the trees. clean sweep over Safeways Friday Both Schaefer and Catt turned Lln®-up the list with 21. Jimmy Meindoo Then on Sundays the boys hav® night by taking the high single ^ the hat-trick by getting three tal­ KELOWNA — Uselman; Lipsett, was third for Aces with 12 goals been clearing and burning It is the night-301. Williams aim tied lies each. Happy also drew an assist Schaefer; J. Eso. T. Es^Oishi; Car- and three assists for 15 points. hoped to put on some sport events up team honors vrith 1209 and to make him the leading point- ew, Casey, Anderson, Koenig, Bar- later, when the public will be in- 3224. Individual three went to Ha­ tier, Barice. , , , Mills with his prolific 32 goals-- vited. We wish to win the recognl- maker of the night. rold Brown with 779, a big boost Other Kodiak snipers were John­ LUMBY — Anzai; Richardson, an uvc'iuisw V* *• o------. tiontion‘*and‘frTendly°freling and friendly feeling of the gege- Glenn; Catt, Gooding, Lord. Cad- all goal-getters. Loudon was tops *n towards picking up thi^co points for ny Anderson, with two, and Brian neral public which we claim is due Harvey’s Cabinet Shop at the ex- den, E. Anzai, Firman, Sherk, Ka­ the assist department. all member of the Kelowna Motor-. Casey, also with a pair. The first pense of the Knights of Pythlos. two periods of the game were fair- minski, Dcschamps, Perce. But Gburlie had the best P®!”* cycle Club. average, getting his 34 p^nts in 1 TENPIN LEAGUE games, an average of 3.4 points a New Members WESTERN BRIDGE game. Following Is the record of Three new riders joined the ranks Cards’ Winters scored 209 in the rSTEELFAORICATORSLTD. - ’ each player who made points dur­ in January—Jack Postlethwaite, R. second game against the CUPP®r® Kelowna Bears Reach Interior VANCOUVER. B.C. ing the league schedule of games: Anderson and D. Knooihuizen. Jack Friday night but if didn’t stop the is trying to get his Norton out from Clippers from taking all Player Team GP. G Pts games. Clippers got the rest of ^ e Cage Finals W ith Kamloops England. , , j laurels—Delano the triple of 535, Mills ..... Kamloops 15 32 49 I think it is time we re-printed t r y COUBIEB CixASSIFl]^ ADS Swain ,... Kamloops 14 4^ the pledge taken by all members: and the team scoring 800 and 2276. ftfT to Kelowna’s 17. Final score of the FOB QUICK RESULTS TOPS! Loudon ..... Vernon 16 40 ..,^g solemnly pledge to obey all Senior B’s Beat Vernon-109-97 ^ a s 55-49 in the northerner’s STOPS! Bobrowich Kamloops 16 traffic rules and regulations, all r e m e m b e r w h e n ? m Total of Two-Game favor. 34 jYiQtor vehicle laws as set-down for CAGE CANDIDS—For the se­ Zemla ...... Vernon 14 By the Canadian Press • Quarter-Finals B Gourlie Kelowna 10 34 motorcycles, and to stricQy abide cond time big Dick Douglas put on by the • rules and regulations of a one man show pacing the Vernon- LONG DISTANCE Irvine ...... Vem on 14 Jimmy McLarnin, the battling Kelowna Bears lost their second Berry ...... Vem on 16 39 this club as set down hereafter.’.’ ites with a sweet 23. Dick got nine Persistent■pprsistent disregard ofox any re- Celt from Vancouver fioored Sid game in the two-game total-pomt FURNITURE Simms ....^- Vem on U quarter-finals , in the Interior Bas­ in the first, four in each the second NeUson ..... Vem on 14 .uprrears'— the just two "r punchesJsSa in Madison ketball Association, going down at and third and six in the finale . .. L. Smith., turnon 11 club. Square Gardens, 20 years, ago to- Vernon 56-49 Wednesday but the High man for the Bears was I^N K MOVING Donald .. Kamloops 11 night. McLarnin established his ig.point =dee they r a a°“\ h e TOCTEnIotn wfth fx . . . Tennent... Kelowna 12 class in this 100-second knockout preVloua 'JS^ay'^gSVe ho ™«n to Uveland) ..Kamloops 16 0.I.BA STANDING and went.,.on to win the world wel­ the series 109-98. Kelowna now ga^e. Had to stay nome Korenko .... Vernon 9 terweight crown. He now is retired meets Kamloiaps in the semi-^als. ^ t^e first game with Kam- Grisedale .. Vemon 16 and spends much of his time gol- Meindoe -. Kelowna 11 Following is the standing in the Schall .... Kamloops 16 Okana^n Intercity Bowling Asso- fing in California.______Newton .. Kelowna 15 2^d°?ncTudta?™ames^?a?^d^th^t:^^^ IN14 YEARS Vernon^ r^ ^ S meetings ?« S y ’’S with “to the S excep- '- condooSd gamedBto m0,,‘ho.iapojnt^;^^^^^ tne Miller ...... V em on 14 KAMLOOPS ^ ------Hughes Kamloops 14 13 day: registered by Kamloops Hub City ______Kamloops 8 11 MEN McKay 10 , - Leaf s’ goalie Frank Sharpe over g close start. TO AND FROM give your car a F. Kuly ...... Vemon g Kelowna 1 .. Vemon in the__final game of the W itt ..-"Kelowna 8 Kelowna 2 .. Mainline senior B Hockey Ixeague ANY POINT drink—no charge of course—with A. Kuly ....Vem on 8 Penticton 2 , here Saturday, February 14, was a lo ^ a ended the first ten minutes up H, Horton, C. Tostenson 5, IN B.C. the same polite and prompt service Ludgate ..Kainloops g Summerland historic achievement. It represent­ G. Smith Kelowna rj V em on 1 ..... ed the first ' time in 14 years that e Efficient Service Fisher Vem on g Stmimerland Vemon marksmen_had_ been j_held _ yon’ll always find here. Kerelfuk T-." Vernon- g Penticton 1 completely at bay. nohan”4, e Modem Vans O’Shaughnessy Kel. = Vemonvexaavaa. 2.a ...... , , XtIt WBSwas Xl*in thewax; third.w*.—. that ------Vernon tal—55. W.Garrow Kelowna WOMEN Newindustriessuch asdyeingand poured on the steam. They scored McLeod .Jtomloops n o n -d r i n k in g b e a r s Ellis Street Service Station Kelowna 2 ...... 16 tanning, lignite mining and produc- five baskets and with inspired Australian koala bears never Eldon .... Kelowna Summerland 2 ...... 14 tion of fertilizers have been devel- checking held the Bears to three LeClerc ..Kamloops drink, but obitain their m oisture D. CHAPMAN ■A Kelowna JVeiOWUct 1 X ...... - . --12 wtiwwoped aaain the.ww -—a.-—Middle East. —- • jjuaaaaij, points, w a basket — and a foul scored from the young eucalyptus leaves Snider .. Kamloops Summerland *' - — . & CO., LTD. G. Garrow Kelowna 2 Summerland 1 ...... -.... H “ ~~ “ by Hank Tostenson. on which they feed. Phone 973 2 Vem on 1 ...... — ® In India and Persia the cheetah. Both teams levelled off for th e - ■ ...... Tl*h(®^298'' ^Lawrence’'Aver 1337 Ellis St. F. Smith .... Vemon 2 Penticton f ...... 8 a kind of leopard, has been used for finale and camejounding-do^-the--- fQTTBIFP f^T.AfiaiFlEn ADS Cowley -.... Kelowna 2 Penticton 2 ...... - ...... 7 centunes for hunting^ntelopes-ana-TstfetaTTir^ near photo fl- TRY RESULTS. Whettel .. Kelowna 1 Vemon 2 ...... 3 otheiL-fast-game. nish, with Vemon getting ^19 points Shero — Kamloops

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REQUEST rBOPEBnr the war. lived in New Westminster Electric eamera style radio SSatur- Carl Schmok, repreamllng the FORMER LOCAL and Vancouver. Two years ago he First Lutheran Cburcti in Keloowna, PROBE THEFT day afternoon. Sister of ^X^estbank ^X^oman Helps MUNICIPAL moved to Pender Harbor. Ho is sur­ Police said the radio la valued at appeared before city council Mui* day night, requesting permission to YOUTH KILLED vived by hb wife, one son, Chris, OF RADIO $75 and there arc only a few of Distribute British Food Parcels HEADS HOLD purchase two lota on the corner of his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. them on the mar net *o far. Mr. Lawaon Ave. and Ethel St., behind IN ACCIDENT A, A. West. Trepanicr, two broUiers, Tlufft of one of tAo newest and W. A. Follott, of Vancouver, and K. Loane has offered a $50 reward for the David Lloyd-Jones Home. Mr. latest desJffi* in radios was repor­ WESTBANK — Mrs. E. C. Payn- CONFERENCE Schmok was informca that to coun- A. West, of Trepanicr. ted to police Saturday. Don Ia>ane. any information leading to the re­ PEACHLAND — Many neighbors covery of the radio. Police arc con­ ter. of Westbank. reports receiving WESTBANK TEA ------cll'a knowledge, no city property is manager of Loane's Hardware, lohl word froxn her sister in England, and friends expressed sympathy to police someone had stolen a General tinuing their Investigations, Salmon Arm Reeve Elected available In that vicinity. who not only was engaged In war President of the Okanagan Mr. and Mrs. A. A. West, of Tro- work over those years, but has since RAISES $28.75 GOOD EAUNG panicr. on the sudden deitth of their been carrying on with work connec­ Municipal Association Shellfish contahi more magnwilum -son. Ilonald James FolloU, in a freak ted with the rahabllitatlon of and and phosphorous than an equal accident while engaged In logging the provision of necessities to Uiose FOR HOSPITAL (By Courier Staff Itcportcr) weight of milk, and as much cal­ operations on February 2. Ho was M ervyn^s Specials In need and rendered destitute or ------cium. taken to U»o hospital at Pender Har-^ ENDERBY—Full support of the homeless as a result of bombing. . , V/ninnfInr> 'Tea bor, and passed away on February Since the arrival In England of Annual W lcnttnc lea and Okanagan Valley Municipal A.sso- period when wages were much 3. Burial took place In Forest Lawn CATTELI Spaghetti & Vermicelli, 16-oz. .. 12fJ the Princess Elizabeth food parcels Whist Drive Proves Sue- citation was thrown behind Uio Un- lower; be It resolved that the basic cemetery, Vancouver. from Canada this war-worker has ecssful ion of B.C. Municipalities’ cxccu- grants bo given on actual wages Ronald was born In Kelowna In RED COHOE SALMON, y / s 30c been assisting at Buckingham Pa------tlve in opposing proposed'provincial paid during the current year, 1921, and lived In Pcachland whore lace with the distribution of these WESTBANK government legislation that would OUicr resolutions would provide he attended school. He joined the Support Yoiur Own Kelowna WIENERS & BEANS, York ...... 27^ parcels, which go to widows and Kelowna General compel mun municipalities clpall les to employ a a weed Ins^tor Inspector for the bpallum- Spalium- r c AF in 1041, and was posted to Uoapilal Imutmioo Plan. old-age pensioners. Accompanying JJXresuU “l® Montreal wireless school. He • IT PAYS YOU • HEINZ BABY FOODS 3 for 25^ each parcel to Its final destination Is ® ,r a n S 01^00000 n U B C-M. Inytatigatc the who c mat- gp^nt some time overseas. Ho was Insurance Office: loMer from Princess Elizabeth the annual vaienimc aiiernoon Reovo S. Noblo, Spallumchccn ter of hospital costs and admlnistra- married . . . in Calgary in 1944, and 47-tfc 344 Bernard Ave. FIRE KING CUPS and SAUCERS— IQ r It b eramying to lear^b^^^^^ municipaUty. brought the matter to tlon. after his discharge at tho end of while they last, each ...... not)t only every one of these parcels, the attention of 'the O.V.M.A. at Us Councillor Johnson charged Vlc- but.. the nnn iin« lutc, hcid in tho Wcstbank Memor- „nnual mcctini! hero Thursday af- loria with “cncroachlnK. ovor-rldinc SUNKIST ORANGES, 288’s ..... 2 doz. 55^ arrived In perfect condition. Friday evening. Mrs, tp|.j|oon. Others of the 50 spokesmen and side-tracking” tho authority - , ^ A, C. Hoskins, hospital ranveror, pf^sent concurred that smaller granted municipal councils by tho TEXAS PINK GRAPEFRUIT, 112^s, 4for 23^ Mr. and Mrs. J. Schneider, of and member of the executive, scr- municipalities could not Municipal Act by more recent Icgls- Westbank, are being congratulated ved during bqtn altcrnoon and cv- keep a registered engineer latlon. Ho named os examples of the AT YOUR SERVICE* Free Delivery on all orders over $2.00. on the arrival of a daughter on , ,1. *1. an their payroll. "undermining,” the school act, llb- TTiursday. February 19, at Kelowna A «®*ii® “Too much government control," rary act and elections act. * Exterior Painting General Hospital " ^^® said one spokesman as tho meeting Mayor Scott said this matter was »i« unanimously adopted the resolution, already before the U.B.C.M. cxecu- Interior Decorating ond II, who rendered BOVerel rang, passed a tivc. * Paper Hanging G I L M E R V Y N during Iho tca-hour, nil o< which similar resolution at a meeting In Offloera Elected $418,930,30 were enjoyed and Erected with ap- Jobmary 13 OVMA'do- The six Kelowna delegates had to Shingle Staining 1705 Richter St. Phone 380 ♦h»ir‘cPhot,u'Mn«r S?iV Icgotcs to ^‘ihrvTctoia°S?e the Victoria meeting t In- - leave early, but before going they Spray Painting PAID IN LOCAL ns*folLwR^^ ' cludcd Aid. O. L. Joncs, Kclowna, moved a vote of conQdence and ap- song, which went as follows. Mayor Fred Scott. Kamloops, and preciatlon to the retiring president, *** Furniture Painting HOSPITAL PLAN “We ore the children of Westbank Councillor J. W. Johnson, Penticton. Mayor Scott. School, «,» I A 1 .. Die ensuing election of officers, * By Expert Craftsmen Young Canadians arc we; uosing Autonomy following were named: presi- THIRTIETH ANNUAL Since the Kelowna Hospital Soc­ Wc love to skip and Jump about Certain amendments to the Elcc- dent, Reeve L. S. Metford, Salmon ' Call us for your next decorating iety insurance plan has been in ef­ And ‘play tho game’ right through.” tricnl Energy Inspection Act, pro- Arm; vice-president. Aid. Jack Horn problem. Free estimates fect, a total of $418,930.30 has been paid in claims, A. H. Povah told This was followed by Grasshopper posed by Victoria, were also oppos- Kelowna; secretary, D. Johnson. gladlv given members atlhe annual meeting held Green, Brahm’s Lullaby and Grand- cd. Mr. Jones, who took an active Salmon Arm District; executive, E. P rovincial B ull Sale nointed father’s Clock. part in these discussions, said the Bentley, Summerland, J. W. John- recently. Mr. Povah ccmtracts Nino tables of players attended government was encroaching on son, Penticton. a n d out there are now 3,000 the evening whist drive, prize win- municipal autonomy and this pro- , Kelowna delegates were Mayor PAINTING & DECORATING in force, covering a total of 8,750 ners being, ladles: Mrs. W. H. Hew- posed legislation was the "thin edge Hughes-Games, Aldermen Jones, Phone 905 of Kelowna 247 Lawrence Ave. people. ^ . iett- .men^: Bob Springer; consola- of the wedge”...... leading to other cn- Horn. W. T. L. Roadhouse, J. J. In presenting the financial state- prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. croachments. Ladd and City Clerk George Dunn. Fat Stock Show ment, Mr. Povah pointed out reason ^ Dobbin and Frank Dunaway, af- More revenue in keeping with in­ fer tho difference in the amount of ^jjich refreshpients were served, creased costs was the theme of a accounts charged against the in- Institute members are to bo Salmon Arm -resolution callirg for KAMLOOPS, B.C. suran.ee plan, and the premium re- congratulated on the success of this certain, changes in the Municipal YOUR RICHTER STREET SHOPPING CENTRE ceipts amounting to $15,519.75, is lar­ annual hospital event. Act. The meeting adopted this but (NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL)______gely due to the humane and protec­ turned down a second Salmon Arm- tive character of the insurance con­ sponsored resolution making it com­ tract whereby it has been the desire REPORTS SHOW pulsory for all voters to vote the SCHOOL supplies _ March 9th - 10th - 11th to render a service to the commun­ full slate in any municipal election. ity in the development of better Kelowna’s mayor, W. B. Hughes- health and living conditions. PEACHLAND P.T.A. Games, opposed the latter on the 119 REG. HEREFORD and SHORTHORN BULLS "The terms of the contract are un­ ground that it was the “inalienable ✓ V usually liberal, giving protection af­ ACTIVE GROUP rigHt of any voter to vote for one 400 HEAD CHOICE GRAIN-FITTED BEEF ter two months membership, no age ______man and one man only, if he choos­ limit and three months hospitaliza- p e a c HLAND - Active partici- es.” Another spokesman declared: tion in any one year. No legitoate community welfare work “If you’re going to have compulsory claim has ever been disallowed or noted in several reports sub­ voting, make it 100 per cent com­ SALE OF BEEF reduced m amount, he said Tms ^ Teachers’ As- pulsory.” Majority believed .there was the purpose for which the m- sogjation at a . Founder’s Pay pro- was no immediate remedy for “plumping" of votes. TWO DELIVERIES DAILY m a r c h 10, 10 A.M. surance plan was instituted. To help j,gl^ the Municipal Hall 9.30 a.m. - 3.30 pan. the hospital financially and serve recently Define “Basic” those. .. to, whom, the payment . of large , The program was in charge of K. Teachers salaries also -came------imder y Pf embar- j3omi, while Mrs. G. Topham, presi- discussion .with the. representatives MORE and MORE SALE OF BULLS rassment and worry for years to dent, outlined the reasons for the generally feeling the school districts » FOR LENT Smoked and Fresh Fish LIKE MORGAN’S ’ MARCH 11, 10 A.M. come. special observance. Mrs. Topham were paying all the increases in sal- Ballrite Pens ...... $1.15 The major problem facing the said the, day had been set aside to aries and the government was not Regina Ball-point Pens .... $1.49 also OYSTERS SOFT ICE CREAM ! hospital at this time is mat of pro- honor the founders, both national sharing as it should, >- Satisfaction Guaranteed — ...... V. ^..... " ...... ■■ viding sufficient accommodation to and local; to review the achieyei JThe meeting adopted unanimously 3-ring reinforced ruled paper 30# Ask the school kids, they know! meet the greatly increased munber ments of the national organization, the following resolution proposed 3 ring 100 page ruled paper, 25# INVEST IN GOOD BULLS 2 ring ruled paper ...... 19# of patients. Six new beds were pur- the provincial federation, and the by O. L. Jones and seconded by PENCILS ...... 2 for 5# chased in order to save moving beds local association; to emphasize the Reeve Robert Lyon, Penticton: SMITH’S MEAT from one positipnjnjhe building Jo aims and„ide.als of the organization yyhereas the Cameron report inter- MORGAN’S Auctioneers: Matr^Hassen & Son, J: W; Dumb - another. and to educate the public as to the p^ets basic wages as actual wages KELOWNA SCHOOL There has been an average daily objectives and policies. currently paid; and whereas, for MARKET DAIRYBAR Chairman, L. P. Guichon Judge, W. H. Mead occupancy of 82 beds which meant it was pointed Out the P.T.A; had basic ^ant purposes, the govern- SUPPLIES Phone 1005 Phone 371 1712 Richter St. that there had been well over 100 purchased a record player for the ment has definied “basic” as a'static ' Write for Free Catalogue, patients in the hospital at various school; helped to obtain a projector; ______•' times. The Board has given study to helped to form and support a handi- Secretary, 359 Victoria St., Kamloops, B.G. the problem of providing further ac- craft class. for boys; aided in the commodation and is not prepared establishment of a faab:^clinicr"and to_recommend that a new wing be fou^t against cheap literature for built at the present time. It feels children. Present objective is to im- •.MPMO TO AOVBRT18BB8 that building costs are too high and . prove playground equipment for the Kplowna would have to asstune a school. C.GJ.T AND TUXIS debt out of proportion to the values In reply to a previous letter re­ obtained. Also, Kelovraa City pro- garding playground equipment, the vides only one-third of the patients p.T.A. has, been informed by the treated in the hospital, but would trustees of School District No. 23 Mliistrel Show have to pay two-thirds of the buil- that the request has bMn given ding costs...— -— ——------sympathetic consideration, .and. that WITH TWO PLAYS As ah alternative to a new wing, provision for additional equipment the board has found it possible to may be included in the 1948 budget, Questions M A R C H 1 s t provide room for 12 extra beds in Mr. and Mrs. N. IVitt, Mr. ■ and the lower annex, and by making Mrs. S. A. Smalls and Mrs. J. Dahl- changes in the quarters used by the greh were appointed to assist the Adults, 50^ - Students, 35^ public he^th department v(thich executive in arranging a program would co^ around $12,000. This wUl for May 24. UNITED CHURCH HALL - 8.15 p m . “he^"“femporary^measure, and the The provihciaTconvention yJill be and Answers directors will have to get plans held March 31. and April 1 and 2. ready for a . new addition to the a delegate will be appointed at the hospital so that building can be pro- next meeting, ceeded with as soon as finances are available. POWERFUL INSTRUMENT A new electrically-heated glass- about N ew spaper A dvertising vacuum evaporator is capable of VAIMY CHORAL concentrating 2,000,000,000 units of penicillin in 24 hours. SOCIETY PLANS of Harold E. Ball for over a year. Q* Do sou know of any measure for the value of don is then published in A.B.C. reports , V 'They have presented two concerts SPRING CONCERT and are preparing for another one newspaper circulation to an advertiser such for the use i^d protecdon of advertisers. — —. ! to be held late in the Spring. as the standards that a business man uses in OLIVER—The Southern Okana- Ban Choral Society had the experi- are well represented m the Choir, buying merchandise? What do these reports show? ence of recording a few 'of their Under special ^angem e^_ with numbers recently. Technicians Jrom the School Bomd, A.B.C. reports tell how much circulation r ’K’OV did the recording. arranged for Osoyoos members to A*'Yes. In the well-known standards' that This choir of mixed voices has travel ^ School bus to Oliver for . a newspaper has, where this circulation is, been practising under the direction each rehearsal, have been approved and adopted by ad­ vertisers—namely A.B.C. standards. •how it was obtained, how much people paid for it, and many other verified facts Easy Flowing Production Delights Q. WhatisA,B.C.r that, advertisers should know when they buy advertising. iAudience at SundayEvehihg Concert A.B.C. stands for Audit Bureau of Circu­ lations, a cooperative association of 2000 By CONSrsWAKTZ Are ail publications eligible for A. B. C. mem* 1,500,000 jobs were filled through the advertisers, advertising agencies and pub­ Notioned Employment Service in bership? Empress Theatre pn Sunday night. m ^ lishers in the United States andTCanad^ ^ twenty-two months—January, And with reason, for it had just en- Me Pretty Maiden, with Floradoia A* No. Only those with paid circulation. This ‘ ~ 1946, to November, 1947. joyed two hours of excellent enter- parasols „ voIpp was is important to advertisers because it is tatoment. Harmonious decor, clever Shirley Neh^ s w What is the Bureau’s ^ork? lighting, pleasing grouping, re- appeahng m Viha „ the best proof of interest and purchasing 421,146 of th ese j o b s were found for strained gestures and gowns, contributed to the success MacDermot s^g Old To audit the circulation of newspapers power on the part of the readers. veterans. of the presentation “A Night in Vi- m a simple ^and strm ^tfornam _enna.l_Thr^ghput was felt toe mann^, and periodicals so that advertisers can f b u l a d light, but firm touch and good taste instead Paul 5,534 more^w^re fo r ^ e r so r ^ of director Basil Horsfall, who, as sion, used a few weeks ago hy Ken buy spacVbh the b^is^f definite S t^ Qe is this newspaper a member oAtKe Audit in the higher earnings bracket pianisL gave ^patoetto support-_ °^SeS"cow aiS^^cerpte were ards and verified facts and figures* Bnnatt of Qrculations? through the Executive and ^ o- In Martha, crisp costi^es, with realized, especially in toe fessioned Division of the Service. no trace of toe tattle-tale grey of cge You Again.” Yes. We are proud of our circulation and traveL added to the freshness of toe w'as saved to toe last, How does A.B.C. accomplish this? and in “Faust” toe singers rose to we want our advertisers to know just ite that many had -never had the the demands of dramatic interpre- 26,531 more of these placements were chance to see before. The happy The Bureau has a large staff of expen* what they get for their money when they made through the Special Place­ tation of Gounod’s lovely music. "O enced auditors. These men visit the pub­ advertise in our columns. The audited ments Division for physically ing airs, and clear enunciation, given a tender rendition by Nehcr made this a pleasant opening num- Norman, while MacDermot information in our A.B.C. report gives handicapped workers— her. which gave ^ convincing Mephistc^heles. lisher members annually and make audits chance to warm up The Jjrison scene, where toe de­ of their circulation records. This informa- them the complete facts. solos, and the famous “Good Night ranged Marguerite 'recklls her for­ 204 for persons totally blind, 825 for Quartet" brou^t-^the scene to a mer happiness and. Faust begs her persons totally deed, and 53 for stirring close. to escape with him, was made mov­ Shirley Neher’p lovely. flexible ing by the natural and sweet appeal persons handicapped by double soprano, brought a dewy freshness qj Marguerite and by the simpli- amputations. to “The Last Rose of Summer." (.j^y au(j sincerity of the singers. Kelow na Courier The true, and sturdy singing of De- "j-be mounting emotion of the fi- rek MacDermott’s rich baritonq, nale, one of the most thrilling trios voice, was well-suited to “Yeoman b, opera. Marguerite clutching her Make full use of your local office of of England.” Winifred Uutt came crucifl^ brought the program to into her own as “^rm en,” giving a stiiring close. This newspaper Is a member s f the AmUt Bureau of Circulations. Ask for a copy the National JEmp!oymcnt Ser¥ii»m^__ -a-sultryr-sinuous-^nd^onorous—in-!-——=-Pine -musicianship-and-discri- ^ f ouFldim t A 7B .rC iiftm r*^^t^A ng aaiU tsd fM e n i fig»rerabout our^rcul^ion* terpretation of this vindictive vix- minating direction ’ marked the en. Her dancing, without benefit of smooth-running production., castanets, and her acting were ex- xhe Kelowna Lions club ^is to Depoitment of Luboiur cellent Karl Norman, whose drama- be commended lor sfKinsoring such tic tenor, wide range and emotional a splendid concert. Proceeds \vill go HOMFHBEY MITCHELL, Minisfer of Labour quality were a pleasure through- toward the' development of Sutoer- A . C* 3s a u d i t BUREAU OF aRCULATIOKSw FACW AS A MEASURE OF ADVERTISING VAtUE out the evening, xvas a sympathetic land Beach Park and other com- IL Mia—^

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If cdi BUSIJ^ PERSONAL BUSINESS PERSONAL FOR SALE PROPERTY FOR SALE REVAMP WATER mom emot ptr word! mtoMKim ...... — ------— "■■— (Miscellaneous) SAWS—SAW&- g u m m in g ANX> h a v e t h a t o l d w a s h e r r e - . HENRY’S REALTY bm thotgo. flUng done to all typ®» of aawa. conditioned Uko new at Scott SPRUCE SLABS! USERS’ BODY — ...... — ...... — ...... All work guaranteed. For best its- plumbing Works. Phono 164. 33.50 PER UNIT 4 ROOMS AND BATH, no ftxturcs. HELP WANTED Johnson at 764 ^aw^ton ______^______80-Uc CITY DELIVERY undnislted house, foundation, full FINE CHINA PHONE 313 chimney, electric lights, wired for AT WESTBANR Vnon rnotc von in . ------MAKE YOUR OLD CHESTEH- S. M. SIMPSON LTD. stucco. Priced for quick sale, $2,000 JlitoTFShSa U kIk o G ^ t h r iv in g KELOWNA INDUSTRY FIELD LOOK UKE NEWd Out 39-tfc WE .HAVE IT I M ^em klfrhr-n kitchen S<>asonl^ason AprilAnril 1st We "C arcore tncthe largest UHUand utusi.rooBt up-to- oiof town uiucroordera Kivvugiven prompt ^cn- . __ Westbank Co-operative Water Modem Kiicncn. E>casw Apn eomoanv cervlnK tion. Save *100.00 on a new chester- 0 ROOM FULLY MODERN Bunga­ A t^ v B o x 713 dale Upholstering coroiwny serving tion. Save f 100.00 on a new Chester- pOR SALE — ONE BES-KEL low, 3 bedrooms, plastered and sid­ Users’ Assdeiation Formed A Difcct Importation of ^ tho cHtirc Okanagan Valley. Order flcld! Okanagan Upholstering Co., sprayer in excellent condition. Ap- ing, cooler, garage, cement side­ By Residents Kei wna courier. early, come and see our sclcctlonl 242 Lawrence Avc. Phone 819. 3ltfc piy Box 12, Naramala, B.C. 55-4p walks, situated on 2 lots, two bloclm OKANAGAN UPHOI^TEEUNG ------,------from Bernard Avc. Price $5,500. WESTBANK — A new company, ' l \ f I f f POSITION WANTEDmm n g o COMPANY - monoPhonjD^ Ol»819 CAR WASHINGWASIHNG AND FUJUlssnuiwPOLISHINa jheauwuautisus HEADQUARTERS FUKFOR mimtutcrHBARINO (above Scott Plumbing Works on —Pick up and DeUvery. Veteranfl' AIDS and all types of dJcarl^ iUd Terms. the Westbank Co-operative Water W e d f v M o d ^ EXPERIENCED UPHOLBTEROl Lavi^rcncc Avc.) Come up anytime. Auto Laundry, Vernon Rd., Phono batteries and supplies—KELOGAN Users Association, for which tho wants work. Go any place. A ^ you’re welcome! 52-t£n 879-R. 81'tfc RADIO & ELECTRIC LTD., 1032 10 ACatE GOOD VEGETABLE Soil, certificate of incorporation has been one experienced cabinet maker, me- _____------Pendozi St.. Phono 30 33-tfc ' situated in Benvoulin. few fruit obtained, came into being in West- Q/fJofdA f h m o u M m d B n fU d A fer living occomn^atlon for ..CARRIAGE CROWD BULLETIN” FO R R E N T trees bearing, 5 room house, 3 bed­ bank lost week as a result of tho four. Write Box o4, Kamloops, B.C. y progner your home town when ■ DRY or GREEN WOOD—Fir. Apple rooms, electric lights, bom, garage, meeting called on Thursday by the G iU m t and other buildings. Reduced to Domestic Water Users (Westbank) ______;______Illfr you SHOP IN KELOWNA! You uoARD AND ROOM for gentleman Wood and Jackplnc. Cut any length. $8,200. Ltd, Tho thirty or more members FULLY EXPERIENCTED BOOK- make It easier on youre^ when jmu ^logp to Industrial section on Also cedar posts. For Qu^ck dcU w . present at this meeting voted unan- in figures, etc. keeper, stcnoi^ophcr, payroll clerk, bus line. Clean, comfortable beds phone Walter SukcrolT, 3-R5. 50-7p 10 ACRE ORCHARD—Macs, Dolicl- Imdusly in favor of tho resolution etc., desires position. Excellent re- SERVIOT.SERVIC^. Bring babyba^wi|^ wtm jmu ana food. Ideal for construe- o------t c y c l ES— C------CJW AND------ENG- out, Romes, Wcalthics, Cherries and that tho latter company bo wound REMEMBER that 10% discounts off any PAYMENT, ferences. WriteWrlf«» Box 715. 71S. Ifelowna Kclowna “rcnt-a-buggy at PERV-X . tlon______workers. wnrkcrn. Call 754-L. _ S5-4e55-4c ______- ___ __, ______a^- Pears; 5 room bungalow, barn, gar- up voluntarily, and that C. H, Jack- Courier. *P ______:------T«T:*xTyf« nrkADTi norlGs- CamobcU's Bicvclo ShoDi son, C.A., be appointed liquidator. REPAIRS PURCHASES, or ACCOUNT . . , simply I-...... •••mi III mill !■ 'i.i« — I FOB XWBENT-ROOM,maIv X ' Xkv/vylKlf vXor . *jv<*»***^BOARD forlc., _CnmpbcJl-. w . «Afv Kght"'’ T?r,J^ WORK WANTED by experienced NO TOAST FOR BREAKFAST? and room near hospital. Apply 601 Leon and ElUs St, Phono 107. A second resolution, also passed, buy mentioning the error in this ad. 81-tfc authorized tho liquidator to sell all carpenter to buildJUXItft orW* remodel. Work Radio acting up? 'Fridge on•rm m thow—- Grenfell Avc. 55-3p nnnirnft nr hv tho triir'f Tronor flat? Washer a WOSh------— ______rrr;---- .. m rr; CORNER LOT—Wardlaw and Pen­ of the property of the Domestic Wa­ iSi?“ o1oCoro“ Hr„'U'o?^.h™o “ !? sS" U Sr' ^..1.0, » woB.- gABIN, STOVE. dozi St. 100 X 09. 'This is an ideal ter Users (Westbank) Ltd., to the • USE YOUR CREDIT “Anything to flx?" Phono 301 ■ laoie. cnairs. $zo.uu per momn. /xp- — building lot. high and dry. $1,100. newly-formed Company for a price • BUY AT HOME ------—— —— ------KELOGAN RADIO «8e ELECHTIIC ply cabin No. 1 directly opposite w® Apply Henry’s Realty. equal to the par value of tho total WE MAKE NEW FLOORS PER- Ltd., The busy store on Pendozi CKOV transmitter or write Mellott, Works. Phone 104. oo-Us. number of shares which hav.e been o BUY WITH CONFIDENCE feet and old floors look like new Street 52-tfn P.O, Box 281, Kelowna. 54-2p ------“AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS issued. In part, compensation shares ______WRINGER ROLLS! ALL SIZES worth a pound of Cure.” Insure of tho Westbank Co-operative Wa­ M bui-LICATraG SEBVlCE-LoU.r», ROOM AND BO^ FOR TOO to »U PI™Wg8 your Car with Henry’s. Drop in and ter Users Association will be dis­ 525 Buckland Avo. Phono 09^L; price list, circulators, etc. Special; Close to business disteict______talk it over, Alawyo assured of tributed among members qualified 81-tfc 100 up to’400-word copy, $1,50 post- Phone 228-L,______friendly courteous service. See eith­ to become shareholders, namely: re­ ORDER Your VENETIAN BLINDS er Mr. Schejlenberg or Mr, Delorme. gistered landowners who are water------:------1', ' . I T " : : ----- paid. Star Mailing Service, Canoe, " _ . rr> ^ nT^KT now from Me & Me. Measurements users in tho Westbank district. CARD OF THANKS . B.C. 51-3p WANTED TO RENT taken. Estimates given. No obliga* HENRY’S REALTY This organization has come about ------nT>/-»»ni?crp I ■ ... ^ - - - ^ ------— tion. Enquire about our seivicaca**^r1s>A WE WISH TO EXTEND SINCERE PROTEST I WANTED—ONE OR TWO House- if^one 44. 87-tfc Real Estate and Insurance as the result' of the obvious need 1531 Water St. Phone 739 for increased development during thanks and appreciation for many Henderson’s Unfair to Organized keeping rooms. Married coupte, no ------the past year. As long ago as last kindnesses, messages of love and Moths! Henderson's moth-proof all children. Both worldng. Very little PROPERTY WANTED May it was decided that a change of undersumdingunderstanding anaand beautifulDcauuiui iiuraxfloral garmentsgarmums xruefree uxof m*uxec.charge. We xjtw«.$«omoths x;uuivxxigcooking willwxix bewu done.uuuu. Reply to A. ______I______------——-- name would be necessary in order Uixcringoofferingsnefnrintta fromXXVUl ourmuxniir manymanv *relatives,w***mvx-*j, AtMvwi*haven’thaven't V o a w***«.*R-^chance when w.. ^-R-you phoney.------James,James. P.O,P.O. Box 322,322. Kelowna,Kelowna. WANTEDwa'Nnnr.n TO'rn BUYTarv SMALL 3-Toom3-room BUSINESS __ i_ T\«.* Uti-r^xflrn nn/l OHK fi-frtmlo nnH HgIIvGFV GS-ID___a__ — YIF«t4-ir ujrvxYXonj:^x./ ouixxii v/xv xxmuisc . -. dear infant son. Mr. and Mrs. Earl A-TTENTION BASEBALL CLUBS! by young couple with one chUd by ^ISH TO BUY HOUSE-4 to 6 JUST TWO DAYS LEFT! Leslie’s will be bought in. Private Spring ■RnnlfnccBoniface. 55-lp Order BATS and BALLS NOW March 1st. Reply Box 712, Courier,urier. j-ooms close in preferred. Part or no Stock Clearance Sale ends Saturd^ to ensure your requirements basement. South of Bernard. Par----- Believe-it-or-not, but EACH D ^ The property on which the spring DEATH STRIKES WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR for Spfing. wANTTrn -rn nT'TVT RV SKTlYm ticulars. Reply Box 709 Courier, items are reduced another lO^w. used for domestic water is located heartfelt thanks and sincere appre- t READGOLD SPORTING GOODS WANTOD TO RENT BY SM LLEk 53_4p LESLIE’S “From Cradle to College” has recently been purchased. Until elation for the many acts of kind- kind­ 46-tfc AR.tfp tradesman, steaddysteadily employed in ______------54-lc last year the use by domestic users RIRTHS TWICE WITHIN ness and loving sympathy in the Kelowna, house with 2 or 3 bed- j 2 ACRES HAY LAND, small or- of this spring was subject to the BIRTHS 24 h o u r s loss of our dear daughter Jacque­ HEAR! HEAR! rooms in Kelowna or district, 4 plastered, bath- BADMINTON PLAYERS goodwill of the owners of the line. Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Large. A new deal for users of Phone 259-L, or write F, W. Col- room, hot and cold water but not We specialize in spring. Further development at the 55-lp HEARING AIDS! lings, 800 Wolseley Ave. tfc unished. Electricity in house, barn RESTRINGING A^xxa.espring will V..** be«v. undertaken,------and it— is Double sorrow slmck in Kelowna “Telex” and “Western Electric” TTT A-k.rFTO-r-«-r-w _ and chickcn housc. Close to packing ‘Satisfaction Guaranteed” possible that more homes may be gr-jjjijEIDER —^ At the Kelowna last week when Mr. and Mrs. *A1 Guaranteed fresh battery stock. WANTED, iVllSCCllBllCOUS house, school and store. Apply Box Distributors for Spalding & Dunlop. served, though there are many resi- Ognergi^ _‘ Hospital, on Thursday, Fe- bert Powell, 456 Patterson Ave., COMING EVENTS ------— ----- I88C, R.R.1, Kelowna, 54-3p —————— ~ TT—T — KELOGAN RADIO & ELECTRIC '\xrA'ivmT?ri _ t ’mrrN'TC — Complete, stock of ladies’ and dences;,putside the domestic water jg 1943 to Mr, and Mrs. passed away within 24 hours of each A CARD PARTY WILL BE HELD Ltd., “Your Hearing Aid Centre”- ^AOTED — L ^ . men’s shoes. district which may never be served , . Schneider, Westbank, a daugh- other. Albert Powell, aged 64, died in the Glenmore Schoolhouse on jggg pendozi St. 42-tfo “tr. uergen. TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS by the new company. ter Thursday, February 19, after a short Wednesday.__1^— Feb.TTt^U. 25,OR atr»4- 8 O p.m.rt m Pro­T>rn- ______55r2p INTERIOR AGENCIES LTD. 48-tfc Newcomers and landowners now _ .. the Kelowna Gen- illness, while his wife. Janey, who ceeds in aid of the Linen Fund for within the domestic water district, CROSS At the ^ had been seriously ill for some time, ceeas m aiu ui uicFOR A SMARTLY STYLED PER- *I xitovjc HAVE ATTRACTIVEAT-rHAr-i-ivH- LAKESHORE qoudicdouble who do not already own shares, will eral Hospital, op ^^g Friday...... the Kclowna _^os^^^ ^nd MANE^, ^hampoo and wave or si^ customers wanting second-hand lot in Okanagan Missibri, with two UEGAL be encouraged to purchase at least Sghter The double funeral was held this other beauty treatment, make typewriters. Standard or portables, furnished cabins. Subject to slight one certificate of ' seventy-five $1 Gross, Kelowna, a oaugnier. ^ afterLon from the chapel of Day’s 500. Refreshr^nts will be served, appointment at Leonies Beauty -wiU pay $ for yOurs or sell it on imnrovements this property has “GOViERNMENT LIQUOR ACT” shares in the new company, which ~ Funeral Service conducted by Ven. commission. been approved as an Auto-court- (Section 26) ing 414. 46-tfc GORDON D. HERBERT may be purchased in three pay- Hospital, on Saturday, F^ruaiy 21, „ g rjatchoole of St. Michael and 55-lp site. price ...... $3,500.00 Notice of Application for Consent ments of $25 each, over a period of 1948, to Mr and Mrs. Emil PaW. D-\Catch^^^^^ T^ewriter Agent Casorso Block, to Transfer Club Licence to three years. This certificate will en- Rutland, a daughter. ^ _ Kelowna cemetery. PaU bear- ,TYT^ATVTAr-Axr TW^ggTrtTJ BOV KELOWNA CYCXE SHOP—AGENT Phone 1006 53-6c t h E FARM YOU HAVE BEEN title the holder to domestic water MITCHELL — At the Kelowna ^ Mclnroy, W. Rickard, for C.CJM. bikes. Immediate cour- Other Premises CIO WCAM *»*^*»**-*'^ * • ------■:--- -- Scouts and Girl Gifldes are holdingholmng eArvirp. Accessories of all WANTED — FOR LIBERALttxmttjat' wanting. 5 acres orchard, mostly for two homes if required. A limi- General Hospital, on Sunday, Feb- A. E. Molten, G. -Ross, H._ — Boyd - and - LiXx3ii well. CKOVs Penticton representa- PERSONAL sping — D. Chapman & Co. Ltd., used furniture. O. I,. Jones E^irm- young trees, apple., Kelo'wna, B.C., as Lot No. 3-6, Block ; Board m ^bers T. B. Reece, M. TiroornrE__At the Kelowna Gen-* tive, and another son, Edward, in ______--— ^Phone - 298. AAA ai.tfc ture Co. Ltd. 50-tfc es, 5 room home, a good orchard No. 8, Map No. 462, Land Registra­ G. Hicks, W^. In^am, J. ^Itrarich, , „ , on Monday February Ottawa. One brother in Victoria, UNITED______BROTHERHOOD of uCar- a r - ______■■ ______that wallwill be ne wormworth aouoiedouble tnethe piicb price tion District, to certain premises A. L. Currie, Chairman P. Brown 1048 ^to Mr and Mrs William two brothers and one sister in Eng- penters and Joiners Local 1370 f OR Y O U R ICnEJ REQUIREMENTS WANTED—PRACiTICE PIANO, up- in a very few years. Price $7,400.00 situate at No. .442 Leon Ave., Ke-,^ anda n a oSec. e c . jJ,. Paynter r’aYUbcx havemcivc beenw w ** res- M ir 948, to and Mrs. wiuia land and two grandsons_g„dsons also sur- sur­ meets in the Orange Hall every first phone Burtch Ice Delivery, Five right or grand style, condition not __ lo'wna. B.C., upon lands described ais ponsible during the past year for Westie, Kelowna, a son. vive.-Both deceased were, bom in and third Tuesday of the month at Bridges. Phone 818-Rl. 81-tfc important. Reply Box 658, Kelowna OUR NEW SPRING LISTINGS Lot Nos. 3 and 4, Block No. 8, Map an increase in the water supply, but England, in 1883. 8.00 pjn. 52-tfc ------aa26-tfc«.a CONTAIN A WIDE RANGE OF No. 462, Land Registration District, aii*a^eeThat this "increase Viil be | C I OSIF IN ____ :______BUILDERS ATTENXIUJM!ATTENTION! We we ______ORCHARDS, FARMS AND in the ^O'vince of British Columbia. sufficient for only a short time. Also, L iV fV rU j^ LAJOMU BUSINESS PERSONAL h.ve SSi CARS AND TRUCKS HOMES Dated at Kelowna, B.C., this 2nd much of the present PiP?*line re- » a j | LOCAL RETAIL day of February, 1948. quires re-newing, and it is. evident y 1 f B ■■ *1^ p *8a x^OWNAKELOWNA DRY GOODS STORESTO^ — KETTLE BOh S tG! 2 TON FORD WITH RACK cheap. r KELOWNA CLUB, that much planning and a great ■ —Men’s and boys’ wear—HemsUtch- TTffi B ^L lN G l ^ ^ Oil Co., 520 Cawston, 325 Bernard Ave^. Keloyraa, B.C. 49_8c C. QUINN, Secretary. deal of new development and work MERCHANTS WILL faces the newly-formed company. A splendid showing was made by ing.children’s buttons clothes covered, made ladies’ to order— ^ and J S ^ gWater t ^ s ^ t r J e t ( S r t ^ Lame Phone 40. ------54-2p “We Cover The VaUey” NOTICE That members are fully cognizant Kelowna’s two volleyball teams m MEET TONIGHT nUprntlon.s__ a aspecialty. specialty. A A compiexe complete fiitrance. ***Phone 896. .___ « •• nc luoo1936 TUDOR lu u w x t rc^iwjFORD COACH JiyxvFOR ------—»v -1 >tTr, of this was shown by the questions the B.C. High School champion- sewing service. All work guafan- oTTi>T7TnTrn?_f?PRTN'G ELASTIC sale. Good condition. Phone 310 or LOT FOR S ^ E on_ROY7Uj “POUND DISTRICT A(3T” and the considerable discussion ships at Vancouver Friday and Satr Pursuant to the provisions of Sec­ Annual meeiing of the Kelowna teed. 631 Haivey Ave., Kelowna, or belt trusses are avatiaoie at i#. — 1951 Ethel ______which took place at the meeting. urday. Both teams made the finals tion 11 of the “ Pound District Act”, Steady Development Saturdayiaxuraay but'were__defeated.nui were ucxcaie«. Retail Merchants’ Associatlon_wr!U ______B. WilUts & Co., Ltd- Private fitting Kelowna. o^ap ONE ACRE LAND Young fruit Chpater 220. R.S3.C. 1936, notice is _-A - of-do.___After Winning-all_their_games on be held, in .the__^yal A n^ Hotel HAvmG A “ SKATOlG^SKA'TING Pi^TY?T^®®™p a r t y ? room and~adequateana aaequaw stocks. "52-tfc ‘'‘-'*'^-ig jg4i-CHEV.j -CHEV. COACHr“GoodCOACHr“C5ood condi--trees.-"Fourcondi--“ teees.~"Fouir “ blocks nmexs ^wom from - town. hereby given of ■the appoin'taieht of An outline of the the-bisthry-of-do- history of do Friday, the KHS boys went down to tonight commencing at 6.15 p.m, SKI MEET, HOUSE P ^ ^ ^ ®r. MOTOR REPAIR SERVICE-COM- Apply at Kelowna Motors Ltd Creekside Auto Court, phone 28Wg. GEORGE A. OLSON, of Okanagan rtesUc water, development show ^app ^ech from New Westminster ElecttO'n%f officers and presenta- Dance? ConsultCoTlSllll “SIGT**SIGH** KOBAY-xCOBAY* pjg^g-.1— uiajntenance service. E3ectrlcal W ______. ______k ______Mission, B.C-as poimd-keeper of that Westbank is_entering the third gg^pj^day night. The Kelowna girls tion of annual reports will feature phas^f that_sy«em^^ _ ^ost-onlv-one-game-Friday-and-were -the-meeting.-- - — ------^^L^^Lirt^^^tSirfiA ^D orteble contractors. IndusWal Hectric, M6 1949 OLDSMOBlLEr2-DGOR-MGRE-AND-MORE-PEOPL^imE tho OkanaganMission Poimd Dis- speaker needs. Poweriui portaoie Lawrence Ave., phone 758. 82-tfc — --— ----- • trict in place of Joseph Ivens, re­ V «.couv.r ------speaker needs. Powerful pomoie Lawrence Ave., phOne 758. 02-uc .g , phone 281-X 53-2C using “ Courier Classified....! Proof? TBT COURIER CLASSIFIED ADS outfit, will operate anywhere, out ------Z------^------seaan. i-none zoi a You read this, himdreds do too! In signed. » IpringV to to? pquad to Satodap'nlehfs flnalA in the bush, or^inor in your hliving ^ g rotra.ropm. TRACTOItTRACTOR WORK — PBOWTOG,PLOWING, ,gg q OOD Kelowna District, it’s “The The location of the poimd pre­ w ___ 21Y VAQ1*0 f\T and time there was little land taken up You_wiirbenefit teem 1^ condition. New tires, heater. Cheap courier” for Coverage! Classified or mises is on Lots. 4 and 5, Subdivision and practically no orchards. No one t^SSte pStief Ave. Phone ^ for cash. Phone 281Y2. 55-lp display. Courier ads pay! 42-tfn of part of Lot 858, Osoyoos Division of Yale District. Plan 3540. was in charge of this mile or two big eaoogb for EXPiRliHCi dances. Reasonable rates. For re- __— —______—" FRANK PUTNAM, of pipe, and new settlers coming in servations ■write to Win Centre, RiBKUN’S MAIL ORDER FOR SALE Minister of A^culture. merely had to tap this line as re­ small aaoa^iJ^fRIiNDUNSSS OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS Ltd. quired. , RADIO AND ELECTRIC, Okanagan FINISEHNG DES*ARTMENT (Miscellaneous) Phone 332 Phone 98 Department of Agriculture, Replace System Centre, BC.. 50-6p Any roll of 6 or 8 exposures printed Victoria, B.C., THREE ADDING MACHINES FOR January 23rd, 1948. 49-4Mc By 1930 it had become increasing­ 2 9 ^ VERY NICE BUNGALOW ly evident by the appearance of bad . FUR RFPATRS and RE-STYLING , ^ ..na sale. Immediate delivery. Apply to FOR SALE done by experienced furriers at Ke- 12 reprmts and erf^g^ent. 40tf Gordon D. Herbert, Typewriter a- leaks, and a consequent falling off loivna Fur CrafV 549 Bernard Ave. gent, Room 6, Casorso Block, Ke- KELOWNA CITY POUND of the water supply, that if West- Reasonable rates. E. MaHet, prop. MAIL ORDER ONLY cS e Situated close in; excellent neigh- Notice is hereby given that the hank was to continue to have dom­ 48-8p ReprintsXVC^XXXlbO 4< each. P.O. Box 1555 lowaa,^ _____ B.C. borhood; $JWXlXVi^i*» *av»**^neat well cared — for g "xtii ^ following animals. Have been im­ estic ^ater something would have pounded and if same are not claim­ to be done to replace the worn-out ASPHALT SHINGLES ^ ed by 8 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 25, system. Something was done. The ^ovr\7p.iS:‘ to to same wil Ibe disposed of:—• ^ Domestic Water Users (Westbank) Black and White Mongrel terrier, Ltd. was formed, those interested vTTrTOonnrinr workmanship. Estimates without ^® inch mower and disc, price $350, value. Price $6,900.00. female. v raised $3,000 for a new. system and Black and white part Pom. or borrowed, the balance of $4,000., To T.GHS A SON S pV”I LISrmGS WAHTSH - W. Terrier, male. meet this outlay, water-users were ■______Contractors------_____ Annlv H. Dvek. 1076 Wilson buyers from all parts of the ^obe. Black and white-Collie, male.---- levied $24 a year, which amount had, 1383 St. Paul St. ' ______W. BLACKWOOD, by 1941j been reduced to $8 a year, ^ health of tee nation. E;or ^od pro- — ------r— ------_ , cnaras. ii you ly 774 Fuller Ave. Pqundkeeper., and there was every promise of still i^oEEoW THAT MAN! . lection, at 98 or 332. Phone 377-L. lower rates in the future, y Monday, Feb. 23rd. 54-lc New settlers had ^ome in by this Yes, -follow that man to Mandel’s! ^ ing from 18 to 22 pounds^ Hens $8, our Insurance Department wel- time, however, which brought an BErORE Tailors - Fumers - Cleaners and sheet metal work. 50-^® Mrs. Ashcroft Box 71. .nme*: vour consultations over all increased^emand-for-domesti(^wa-_ M-A-N-D-^E-L-S — . hone^‘»i^ k l e L N FIX5 FOR BETTER R K . 1, Penticton, B.C. or any of your insurance p ^ ^ s . ter, With the result that a cement '______oil burner operation. Saves up to —------— We specialize in’tee service you PHONE NEON SIGNS tank of 25.000 gallons capacity was ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — 20 per cent in fuel oil bills. For "V^te W H types of insurance built, which brought a rise in tolls PAINTING! to $12 a year to shareholders. The All types of signs hew system answered admirably, release from drinking without cost 765 Vernon, B.C. 52-4p 1019 A N D AVTER or inconvenience. It is a personal OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS and it had been hoped teat 1948 LIMITED Now! C. H. TAYLOR and confidential service rendered QUALITY R.OP.-SIRED 943 Clement Aye. would see all indebtedness cleared by other alcoholics who have found oords, times ias many people are being ser- • lh"m' We also rent machinery, floor ter weddmg^ tenerals and other GOODS—Wagons. Trikes, running water and lights. Garage, ved by the system as when it was FINANCE M ADE THE DIFFERENCE scrubbera and pollteers. radios, occasions. Richter Groenhouses. GOOD^^^ installed in 1931. Electrolux vacuum- cleaner. Gibson Phone 88. 1 tfc Q^gji^^j-poi^big goods at bargain home must sell 5 Bis Reosom wby yoo tractor and plow, new floor sander TAXI’ orices Call at Treadgold Sport handle. Apply 1631 Water St, or t r y c o u r ie r c l a s s if ie d shoolil borrow fron LOANS and S o Remember our mmiber, it’s 610- Shop. 1615 Pendozi St 26-tfc phone 739. , ■ ' ' HfaBarofiaoiKowlieayeo PhmS® Call us when you’ve got to go! ------LOST Boedniwey: Shop. 1643 EUis St Bhone^ 1^.^^ “RUDY’S TAXI AND TRANSFra” \ SKATING! SKIING! 2 0 HOCKEY EQUIPMENT! JOHNSON & TA'YLOR L l««m oro Ufe>lBsmd ‘ 1 0 0 0 ______at your Service! When it’s Rudy’s Real Estate g o l d BROOCH WITH RAJ*. at DO extra cost. See our complete stocks. Creist. Sentim ental vMue. Reward, AUTO "s t o p ! in a t “THE WINFIELD >;ou won't be nervous. 44-tfc Skates sharpened - 25< l u n c h COUNTER.’’ stw ^M O ■ . •______paved highway. About four acres of forming a Figure Skating 3. No Enbrsers Reqrfred. S I G N A T U R E C^n®y wmEt! PHONE!! WRi^^lT ^o^bfruff tr4 eight years old. Jm Club, for arena in Novem­ WOOD FOR SA1£ 4. B n ^ - s e o e d Repoy- 35-tfc Landing barges 36x10 ft Load- in good condition- All taxes mdud- ber, come to a Meeting Business or Farm WASHINCJ — ______—______ing ramp. carr>-carr>' e6 tons.,tons.^ uieseiDiesel pow- m ing g water w».w.$60.00. oina*xSmall nou^ or Immediate Dcilivery nratP bais. E q u i p m e n t PhnnT^ W e^ck up a” d LICENSED i ELECTRICAL CON- ered 14 knots. Cost new 5 3 2 ,^^^ two rooms. No other buildings. Price at Mr. W. H. H. McDou- Ahy Length! 5. fast# frleoffly Semico. rotxdre S tractor. Harold A, Foulds. Phone pnee f.o.b. Vancouver. B.C. $3.7001)0 $3,000. with ^ e gall’s office. No. 2 Whillis KENAKEN FUEL Co. o PlSn^^WoSs 934. >^tfc guaranteed condition. Shipment FIFTEEN ACRE DAIRY FARM. & Gaddes Building, on Phone 1031 51-tfc 48-HOUR SERVICE! M-A.SONRY CX>NTRACTORS-rPlas- ALSO »cv«-nseven inixc;;>miles xxv,...from - Kelowna.------Ten- - Watch and clock repairs tcring- ^uc«), ^ e n t and bri^ 223 h.p.‘ Gray diesels surpths, new acres of alfalfa and enough WEDNESDAY, KOOP’S^JEWELLERY—— - ^ ’®rk_-OrsL^<^S72-Gleiiw»^ggj^jj.^„^^pt^_by-UE.-Navr-^for--family-^_-Six_rooin_,^*^^conditiOT7”Acccpted-by-UE.-Navr-ter--family_nse— Si^rooin stejc^ Feb. 25th, at 4.30 p.m. f I N A N C B C O M P A N Y t • 1467 Ellis Street (near Bus Depot) .Ave. Phone 494-L. - — gjns finest pianuiaciurea.manufactured, uj*us.trmake splen- house vnth bate and---- :7.7-7.«7.r.nr«>m ISWEDISH MASSAGl SJ,adkrfellaA>aHeiAumplaueoCefpon^ d ia m o n d s - SILVERVrARE ~ o Po S n G A SHOP AT did sawmiU unit. Price f.o.b. Van- o u tb m ld m ^ .'This ^ a gomg ^ and some livestock and hay is in­ and Health Treatments GIFTS FOR ALL!______46-tfc____ gE South Pendozi ^ SL equipped couver, B^_ B.C. $^$2..^.00. ■ If you cannot attend, PHONE 811 101 RADIO BUILDING cluded in the price of $9,5^0, Early plea?e phone Mrs. van der PT onR^^FLOOnS SANDEDs a n d e d AND withwur.^ane'.vro»ey»wimnsma^ne a new* Foley savy filing machine Direct Iraportera possession E: SWENSON a n All CAMAOIAM eOMRANY SIBVIMO CANADIANS FLCWK5—tGWipFVnert workmanship, ter filing hand, band and Circular cm^utar PACIFIC IMAKpiB surt-B* ^ A ’liet, 395-R2. 538 FRANCIS AYE. Ha™ S^ur oW ^ r s look like new. saws. We vriU appreciate y o ^ busi- 1575 b JOHNSON & TAYLOR (Just off Pendozi St) '^L5L1UUULJUUULJLJLJCJLA^^ K e ^R . Roy AUen, 1423 St ness. Satisfaction guaranteed ^ Vancouver. B.C. _ _ 270 Bernard Avc 65-t£c quick service. 52-lOp 62-tIc \ ■' MONDAY. ironUABY M. IMS

PRECIOUS SAIAM Sphere. o 1 PEARLS rearls are ®aloa«*wi «»«-, crciloM of pccuMwr laatre pro­ Mr. and Mra. A. J. Sutton, with BIra. I* F. Way, of Tra^to, or- duced by certain •aoUnaea and Sheila, left the WiUow Inn on Sat- ^ valned aa ebjeeta of petosnal urday for West Vancouver, where will be the gucat of iMr. and W^. o m n m e n t . they wUl stay with Mr. and Mra. R. P. MacLean for a a^ rt hoUday. nicLird W. Curtis, Mra. Sutton's Mrs. Way, who has bccii vWting Mrs. Kitty Grogan W ill Hove Raised YVhm a pearl orator la at­ parents. The Buttons have sold their her sister, Mrs. F. Fiel^iouse, to Under the auspices of Kelowna tacked by a boring p a ^ to o r^ rd in East Kelowna to Mr. and Vancouver, is rct^ to g to Toronto. $ 1 , 0 0 0 For Local Scouts By June Rebekah Lodgo No. 30, two card 'S? u n io n UBRARY Mrs. J. 1* Radomske. Mr. Sutton has * parties were held on Wednesday, Mrs. Beatty Lewis entertatoed a February 18, in aid of too local ton point of tovaatod, tlina lived here over 13 years and his few friends at an Informal evening wife ewer 23 yeara They w ill pro­ Boy Scout Week and especially hospital linen ^ d . At the home of » hWlow body of ll> overloaded.______^ POPULAR PUCE of bridge at her home on Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ross. Richter tvgnJar idtopc known oa a bably make their now home at too Street on Saturday. anytlUng pertaining to too Second coast. m m o. IVoop meana a lot to Mrs. Kitty TIMELY Street, seven tables were cmploy- "blister pearl”. • • • Mr- John Day, of Hoilybum, West Grogan of toe Royal Anne. ith prizes for high acoro to Hare’sWeleome Relirt From WESTBANK won by Mm. M. Commott A good pearl ahonld be of ------Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lcnnie, with Vancouver, was a w«kcnd ^est chrietmas, 1938, O. L. Jones M dcUcato texture, free frean WESTBANK — That Westbank Robert and Richard, who recently RECIPES and Mra. Charles Bore. For whist. at too Willow Inn, while on a short otb^rg formed a Toe H club to Mr. and Mra. J. R. Pointer were eck or flaw, and at c l e w , children fully appreciate the prl" moved from Vancouver, left Eldor- business trip. i ^vo boys a rendervous during too qaoat tranaliisoeni wtilte. vllego afforded them of having too ado Arms on Thursday and are now prlz» winners. , O A onfortnin. wlntCF months. To contlnuo this APPLEEi—'A PELIOMT At toe homo of Mr. and Mra. i^th anbdaed Irtdcooont K H I E a n R R R WeMbank branch of the Okanogan established to their new homo at Mxb. S. a X Ctorcn^^ Wca on a year-round basis, W. B. m EVERY BITE sheen. It Bhould be almost Valley Union Library from which 473 christlcton Avenue, Clarence Granger, Bernard Avenue, Pot • finr dnma of Va-tro-nol OT ^i«toi nl^t whm Brcdln ond George Yochlm set The Canadian apple crop for 1947 where Mrs. Elmer Melstcd was co- pnrfeotly aptoertciil, or If no|, nostrU and /«! it go to work ry»t of «ie”^b ck ^* Lod^ forming a scout troop. Rotary estimated at fifteen milUon bu- of n aymmotrloal pear o h ^ . Vhete catarrh mlwry is . . . brtogiog i? Mr, ,nd M^i. ’h J oKI J o ta .to » o hostess, 10 tables were employed, ^ro to m (^ her contributed glOO and Yochlm and Xcis That estimate docs not in- prize winners for bridge being Mrs. q u l ^ soothing SS!S*LSbtmT ™n S , ” tom. W et- cclcbmtcd their ci^tb v^dtait en- wero invited to rnc<^ her. bushels grown Oystcra yield the best pearls relief from r^ k ’VankR Sth With o total of 894 liiversary on Saturday by Inviting Colin Sutherland and Mr. Anson A RurorlBc birthday tea was given n«y to the tune of |380, cnou)^ to home consumption on farms and Moulton, with high scores; and M i^ at about four years <>f ®So- tniirriea. V I C R S ^ ^ SSjS.”e wlSSei el“ In 1M7. e ^ t Mend, to th.tr home to «.ond Fishing usually begins to With a registration of 145 mem- the evening. S^^VlcterUsviiB on Friday at buy uniforms for the first 13 boys, orchards. In any William Harvey and Mr. Harold Y A - f M - N O B Tliorlakson consolation prize. Crib- March ond lasts for from low her. hern, . „„ H.ur.d.V ‘ev^ntad. Mr. and U.e WuW Mh. ,yhen M„. E ^ Se « ° K “ end“S B?ed£ J™ «' «■« O'" bago prizes went to Mrs. Gertrude to six weeks. The boats, Brunt and Mrs. Arne Wiig and con­ grouped in fleets of 60 to 70 solation prize went to Mr. Fred atart usually at midnight so as eight centres and communities en- ,or i ^ ’^whlfe tnpw^ help. 'Til make $1000 tor you,” ‘yoTcxJortcd we realize that a Bcrchtold. Whist prizes wore won to reach too oyster banks at WcXnk branch is housed 12. . . . ver candlesticks on Tlace cloth, she told Mr. Bredin., "How ,and enjoyed in by Mrs. Paul Paulson and Mr. Jo­ sunrise. EJach boat carries 10 Mrs. E. M. Lee Canada this winter. seph Smith, divers. in a private homo and open dur- and Mrs. J. j_ B. Bauer, of East Mrs. JS. m. r.ce ana ^ v.uuuuu ^ been said about ins an"» altornoon ana uvunntB'rSShS.' Kelowna. ceieDrateo tneu* zom wcu- .—;—• ■ ■ _ Mr.. „ Mr.. Grogan h^__eome..plo»^ .„Se.’"St th. Reaching the bank a signal cafh week, with Mrs. G. W. Stubbs anniversary on Wednesday . "a with her husband, Paddy Gro- “5;;*7tishig* Good apples'seirthem- Square milk bottles increase the gun is fired and diving com­ the faithful custodian since 1937. ^jg^t when they held a family ga- Albert B^erk^ Bert Hume bought an ““^ertigng. u ap^ e s capacity of a dairy plant cold room mences. A stone weighing by about 45 per cent. about 40 lbs. is attached tp the cord by which toe diver a „ n r a i r a J " r D S , ...... !! is let down. The divers work CUT BRANDS ARE In pairs, one man diving whll - TaS'lnlld'S S?led _cMdSn.^^ Mr”‘S M^^^ f S S rh S arioSd Sf^Sy'^d^n^S’K^^^ the other watches the signal Entertaining their mothers. and mer, Elizabeth and Margaret. spena ^^erg^^ ’’ are three recipes from the I M P O R >r AN T ! cord, drawing up the sink a number of friends, each child took stone first then hauling up too part in presenting a varied pren Miss Mona Bent, Miss Sylvia Sut- of the Kelowna General Hospital. Troop Leader Killed home economists of the Consumer basket of oysters and finally OTam of piano, vocal numbers ^ d ton, Ml„Ho.aTlUIng.nd Jft,.M,y wa. hostaa. She deoldad on toUing fortuno. »' raising the diver himself. On iccitatlons.SatiLrK Flre-drUl rm ”comg^^^^^ comprised a Wate'Sn''"dr^l by'^carS^and Xcl"“&nftorin a IIA vo, an average the diver remaics part of the program, and both the Tuesday to attend International 5*^. entertain- Mav IMO is within a few months FABINFARINA APPLESAUCE under water from 50 to 80 Last PUDDING seconds. uu wui.— — r-- . ;-,- Professional Women’s Club. IWUSS A, eu ineiuueia «x year” she handed "iri ^17. 2 eggs exit, which took only half a minu. Mess, regional supervisee of the Saturday night Mr, and Mrs. ^ Between 400-500 boys have been 2 cups cooked farina The concert ended ^ ^rty j Charles Ross entertained at three in the Second Troop in the past 1 cup applesauce, unsweetened for the kidmes toemseives, mier gpeaj^er, her topic bemg , We, toe ^ bridge when their guests nine years, “During the war, when 1 teaspoon cinnamon COSTS £nw"was wSe Mn S Mrs. Fred Berchtold. K "?oT to the age of w ’or 18, Few grains nutmeg (optional) good things provided. , Nations. Miss Dagmar Henpr was IVli, auu. JVXXO. Clarence Granger, j' they LUC^ would wwiliVi join jvai* up,” v-*-, said_ — George---- ^ 1/3 cup brown sugar Mbs Doraan Dobbin was abla to “l»y' I” Mr. - and...... Mrs. Vic Lewis* Mr. and Yochim. “Our first Troop Leader 1 teaspoon vanilla POTIGREW I return to her studies at normal ment. Mrk George Moubray and Mr. and was MickeyiviicKcy Lesmeister.ijesiiiexabci. He was separateSeparate tnethe eggs»eggs, beat oeat yuiiksyolks and JEWELLER school last week, having been at Mrs. Jim Purvis is leaving on Mrs. Harold Perry killed at Caen, just after D-Day. cereal, applesauce, spices, sugar i Bredin joined the Sth Canadian vanilla; beat thoroughly. Fold Ertablishcd 40 Years home and in hospital since the be­ Wednesday for Vancouver^ to at­ ginning orof me the year, aimand therefore tend the Golden JUDuee Jubilee ceieora-celebra- Motorcycle ‘Regiment (B.C.D.), and jg fjjg stiffly beaten egg whites, ^ . • « __' €>r T-n/3 they formed the Ninth Armored pgm. juto a greased baking dish, set BUY BRANDS unable to take up her work at, toe tjo^gLIUAIB t.'Aof Croftonwava.«,v»A* House, where— ---- her beginning ofA#. the^fViA term. daughter.J*___’T'h^ Heather is a boarder. The Regiment (B.C.D.). He started as a jg a pan of hot water and oven- MAN’S WORLD lieutenant and is now a colonel, poach in a moderate oven, 350 de- THAT ARE J. U. Gellatly, Westbank, left re­ ceremonies, including commemora- In 1941 he left for Europe with the ^gg p_ ggfji sgt_ about 35 minutes, DEPENDABLE cently for Vancouver on a b'lsmess chwch ^ se^ce ------newlynewly formed formed regiment, regiment. a s AsJuage Judge servings gg^^jggg trip. ary 27-29. iVir.Mr. Jt\. A. C, Williams, WJUAlcUlia* WAof Vancouver,vaiiwaxTw*, *Advocate he w m -- in the mildary ^ n ir APPLE now a prisoner m Canato. "nien 2 egg yolks VALENTINE TEA honorary secretary of the Canadian trip left on Friday to return to the he had to take a rest and has been 4 tablespoons sugar Cancer Society, B.C. Branch, and pgas’f ill ever since, first in a Pans hos- Dash of salt secretary for the cancer fund com­ • • • , ■ pital, now at Lustley, South Devon, cup fine bread or cracker h e l d a t h o m e crumbs mittee of the Rebekah Assembly of Mr. H. P. Potter, of Vancouver, where his mother lives. CAPOZZI The word luxury is derived from leffTlm^WiUoW^^Inhr on” Friday for ' The troop’s-Ohristmas party is a- -~ l/8-teaspoon Jspice „ (cinnamon or “lirrS rild Jobmtoj nutmeg) or dash of cloves CASH GROCERY toe Latto word luxusTTneaning "ab­ with Mrs. R. Richmond, welcomed Willow Inn. ^ ^ ^ Penticton , big event. “The Orangemen hairo al- • • • ways been very good to us. They 2 egg whites undance.” some 80 guests to the annual Va- and Mrs. Paul Paulson, of Mr. R. - - - - *■ - - -- — • 3 medium apples lentine tea held at the Lloyd-Jones - 2 tablespoons sugar Beat egg yOlks, add the 4 table­ CATELLI spoons sugar and salt, beat. Add ijroamotner. wtr givtr ncx ■ cx a,x**w** crumbs and. spice then fold into ------____ _ ana lYxio. X-. «. «***.vx*. — m tne east, on a ousiucss inix, present. There is a contest and two stiffly beaten egg whites. Peel, core ^ w. on a —mirror,------z, siOToundeu . . . oy, ^ irauiouiiopaulsons Oicare waxon their way to Cali- —--- ... • • . • a x * xl...xi. boys DOVS alCare UlIUOC*Xchosen Wto pick the pre- and i>ixwcslice apples; place in bakmg---- w Blia ii—b. n ipa xBa pids, red and white tapers ana rea fQj.gig gg^ Mexico. They .jtjjgy will return j-gfurn Mr. Arne Wiig is a guest at the gggtggnt foj.for her. On Christmas Eve, dish. Sprinkle with reraaimngremaining 2 TO RESIDENTS of KELOWNA and DISTRICT: m H H h B HmlhZ aud white carnations. Presioi^PirGSlCllilS x_ j^^g^gV«/\Tv%A jgiri fforth'N'at^.Vi Dakota, V13via Hotel VflnCOUVGrVancouver while SPCtlQlIlSspending ^ jjg^ room • ataf. the Roy- T?'AV- tablespoons^rbivlAc^orkn& sugar eiicFai* andfltiH top f.AT> withWith. eggGSS M B JiB were Mrs. W.B.Hughe^(3amM,J^re. ^jjjgggg three weeks at’the coast oh a busi- gjj-^^“gg gg^ gj^g it to her. Next mixture. Bake in a moderately slow, If you are planning to leave the district and have B” BUy .BUir BdB m B m A P D. Catchpole, Mrs. a . H am m o n an d * * „* „ . „ j . . night she goes to the party, escort- oven 325 degree F., fo r 35 m inutes ■ ™ % Mrs. M. W. Lees.^rversLees. Servers included Mr. and Mrs. E. CoUins (^oUms and Mrs.Mrs^ ^ j M McRae Freight Traffic ed by two more, and two more or untU apples are tender and top valuable stock, equipment and furniture at yom Mrs. James Appleton, Mrs. E. L. sienner-Hasselt, of Calgary, are is delicately browned. Six servings. home, farm or orchard, have an AUCTION SALE Adam, Mrs. S. Clement, Mrs.^A. guestslesis atai theme Royalxvojrax Anne.xxx...... Manager, Winnip^, Hately, • • • General Freight Agent, Vancouver,.ancuuvei, ims__ - year,-—- out— deference to b a k e d a p p l e s s u p r e m e and clean up the whole of your goods. Forsythe, Mrs. W. McEwan, Mra. _ . . •rar,;W,Qn TtirtiKstrial Mts. Grogan’S Irish name, the boys Barbara______St. Clare WaUace, Mrs. - ^. Mrs. Eric - Brown, . . With. WiUiam andgg^ Brig.-GenBrig.-Gen. Wyman, Industrial 3 large apples (preferably red) Get in touch with your local auctioneer, he will P Pettypiece and Mrs. E. K. Wil- and . Grant, arrived in Kelowna -novaionTncnt j 1/3 cup sugar advise you, he knows values, also send yoim s ^ l u s •ough was in from Vancouver last week to 30m ^ c. Corner, District Freight and jaunxing car^ue^ue^^ HilOliio.ams Mrs. H. Blakeborough____ was - in from Vancouver last ^/^V1nopfofi week to With30m 1 cup w ater goods in to our sales. Useful articles are selling at charge of tickets, proceeds:eeds of the her husband, who is connected with passenger Agent were visitors 3 tablespoons mincemeat or hiehrv successful affair going to the the Central Mortgage and Housing ^ a couple of days last week. Vtoen lifted, the mug P y jam good prices. It will pay you to sell now before AifvJHaw Fund. Corporation, and who has been here - * • . , amey. Wash apples and cut in half prices drop. Auxiliary J-uno. for the past six months. The Browns Mr. D. K. Penfold recently ad- Scout Mnsemn crosswise; scoop out core,^ being -—About 12 or 13 pounds of jnagnes-_have_moyedJinto a house_on Gra-_,dressed_a . conference_pf„ltoads of :_^„ppgsagtation_of_-bronz^ careful not” to -break-the-skin.-Boil- ium is used in the manufactore of ham Street. government departments and xnen^- ends, inscribed with fleur de lys, sugar and water 5 minutes. Arrange one ton of steel. F. ------' —----- Mrs. - - - - PHONE 921 229 Leon Ave., Kelovyng ~guest“oir~Friday _ ------u v.- * ------— ---- -— —« w: Granger and Mrs. R. P. Hughes, at tural resources. Mr.U Per^ld,^ IT 4. cmei mthe e enureentire irouiJ.troop. xxeHe ju&bjust LCU.XXC1*carried thefcxxw oake in. moaeraie oven the Royal Anne. engiqeer of Lands Dep^ment wm- y^hole thing,” George Yochim said. p ggfii tender, about %j O\M \Xw©X^w * •* *a**i«** V D J A Rankine was host on sr branch, spoke on iirigahon prob- «jjg gfgj^gjj gg a tenderfoot, work- OR ov.tm.fac. noTVinvA nntlles to ser- Dr. J. A. Ranktoe was hort on ^ erhTs^^y to lbn7¥(;om7hi^^^^ vinffS^s Saturday evening when he mvited ------. — award a Boy Scout can get in Ca- Ying a»sn^es,^^^^ Pour over ap- friends ^ dmner^at El Rancho MINISTER INDUCTED nada. 'Then he was promoted to g^[d *^hUl sfrvings, meet members of the . The induction into his new par- Troop Leader and has been with us P _____ ' _____^— Night‘m Vtoima^ ^^^ W to gf Rev. ever since. He is going into army -- - -- Anoia, the wild buff^o of the Ce­ Hutt, Miss Shirley T4^er^ ]\fc. p jj Wyatt, took place last Wed- cadets, and wants to go to King- ek MacDermot. Mr. Karl Norman •_ evening. The service was ston.” lebes Islands,' is the.smaUest of all lb. WET WASH W ITH A and Mr Basil H o^^ conducted by the Very Reverend r was George Yochim and his whd cattle. ^ —__— ------—— ^ests Frederick P. Clarke, of Nel- Second Troop that started the ,^gg Before being moved to Oso- lb. ROUGH DRY them were^Mr.^^d Wm ^^g^^ gpgciaUy for the oc- Scout Museum. Pictures to the yjjog ^'i^n Bond was Scout master per and Mr. and Mrs. Em e casion. He was assisted by^Ven. Courier were sent to the ^out . furthest north troop in the ______Archdeacon Desmond Catchpole. Leader’s magazine in Ottawa. Tltoy, jjg^gg- jg fbe Yukon. “WET WASH” means Mr. Fred Marriage was the organ- in turn, were sent to Imperial “This troop is a monument to Bill ist. Headquarters in London and pub- „ jjg ^jg ^ggi^ ever do any- damp, ready-to-iron. S A V E WORK •— ----- ■ 7 - lished in “The“The,-Scout Scout Magazme,Magazine, fingg to dishonor _ .x„it,” said— George “ROUGH DRY” means FREEDOM OF, WORSHIP copies being sent to all coimtnes Yotoim. “One of Bredin’s wishes flat work all ironed. Re­ Enjoy In Denmark citizens ar^ entitled haying scout trTOps. a result \^gg ^g gg back to Germany and or- to congregate for purpose of wor- Corporal Ken Bond, R.CJIP., cito gaging scouting.” ' ^ mainder, (towels, etc.) Van (amp's ship in their own way, but nothing master at Osoyoos, had Irtt^s from Grogan, “Raising the are rough and dry. ....for.:L,__,- may be taught or done contrary to all over the world asking^ a^ut money has been my. goal, to help lu n c h morality or pubUc order. the Second Troop Museum m Ke- the troop. It has been my object in W e Pick-up and Deliver. Van ( a m p life, since I have been by m y sea, or and I expect to reach $1,()00 in ‘B f CK SAME W EEK” Supper p o ^ K June.” , ■ I — MECIPE MINTS — j JUST HIAf BeaH^ PH0NE423 FOR AND EATI CONSTIPATED 7 RANGES HEATERS FURNACES iW A lIr VEGETABLE ^ LAXATIVE ★ ★ 2SSSS^SS». NRand^Jonio" Phone 123 Our Driver Will Call doM) for extra inild action* ' Plain or chocolate coated. TAKE t o -n i g h t 1 0 « 1" Om'IdSTow aijiwIt nC( 1 -----f." and DOLLARS every month on that fuel bill! azss Save Money i t i ( Stimes ® SMART IN APPEARANCE \fmay be caused i t RFALLY C l e a n s ! [ \ by kidneys/ 0 INEXPENSIVE TO RUN a day Every drop of blood in your body ORIWfC P O S n /M — 0 SIMPLE TO OPERATE pn«ap« through your kioiieys once every 7 minutes. When kidneys fail toousands find it’s BET­ 0 COMPLETELY DEPENDABLE to filter out ixmiurities, yovr system TER FOR HEALTH- slotra down. You may tired, never causes over-stimu­ beadartiy—with painful jomts and lation or loss of sleep i t 'fir artiingtmckt -^MORE ECONOMICAL Because both kidneys and liver act as purifiers of the blood, the most ■^..^.ji^ixii-v.fexsvja^.'^rtaas—sMBssmsas— —saves as much as 50% effective treatment should both. Ground beef patties, subfljr seasoned, make a dhh fit for a king. per cup compared with other meal-uine bever­ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY^^ Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Lhrer Pills do 1 cup milk, 3 tablespoons chopped tbi^ thorougfaly and efficiently. When ages.- ■ you use Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Xiver Jumbo Meat Patti*' parsley, and 3 "tablespoons finrfy Irais, yon can bo sure of a rHisUo Ground bee. patties make nearty Sopped onion. Mix thoroughly. Sold and Installed by moduct used by Canadians Ibr over Shape into 8 large patU« atout ulfaoentnry. eating for dinner .when they're % inch thick. Brown quickly In a I f your back acbes, or yon feel jumbo sized and topped y r it^ rl<* femnii amount of hot JarA R^uc* ”””’’ahder Um weather^j^tnsltw mushroom sauce, l^asoncd subtly heat, cover, and c»dk sTowIy «>r » kidneys—try Dr. Cfaaaera Kktoey- minutes or to desired tonraesx TO Liver PiQs. ' ^ with parsley and onion, th^re Sold by proof that beef Is rosral fare on any the ^ p p in g s In the skiUet, add a table. Combine 3 pounds ground can of condensed mushroom »up W. R. TRENCH LTD.^ beef with 1 cup fine dry bread with half at much water. Heat BROWN’S PHARMACY LTD. Phone 164 242 Trawrence Ave. Dr, C hase’s crumbs, 1 slightly beaten egg, 2 thoroughly, adding a Uttlo meat ex­ 53-4c mONEV-UVlR MUS teaspoons salt, M teaspoon pepper. tract, if desired. Serves 8.—L, F- *»• PAOE SEVEH THK KKUIWWA COUMim MONDAY. nranUABY 23, m 3 RUTLAND BUY AT HOME—-HELP RUTLAND TO PROSPER! SPORTS - INDUSTRY - COMMUNITY SPIRIT - LEADERSHIP - CITIZENS’ AND MERCHANTS’ CO-OPERATION pbospb&tc to 25 gallons t>f water, Growers should order their sea­ URGE GROWERS may bo used to advantage. Worn son's supply of Insecticidal and nozzle discs should be replaced to fungicidal materials weU In ad­ RUTLAND WJ. Rutland C o-O perative M ill Fire Loss give the beat distribution of spray vance of the time they are need­ TO CHECK OVER materials. ed. Reference should be made to Failure to secure good control tho spray calendars for informa­ SEDLACK TO HOLD TEA SPRAY MACHINES with dormant spray applications is tion concerning recommended ma­ terials. Having spray materials on Totals $4,500 A uditor’s Report Show s; frequently duo to delay in appli­ hand avoids delay duo to dcllrcry It is now time for growers to cation caused by wet soil condi­ & SMITH ON IVUra 10 tions. All surface drains should or temporary exhaustion of local give attention to matters concern­ supplies. Reid's Comer ing the scason’a spray operations. therefore be maintained and kept Southern Okanagan Institutes Box Factory Starts O peration In M ay The spray outfit should be put in open to lessen the possibility of Hold Conference in Rutland good working order. A careful in­ such delay. TRY COURIER CLASSIFIED ADS spection of the machine before op­ Next April JU T L A N D —Tlic Rutland Co-operative Society held another erations commence is necessary to I IfI ... __“annuar’ meeting,last Wednesday evening in the commun NEW CHURCH detect badly worn parts, to check WE DELIVER $25 SCHOLARSHIP on hose connections, gaskets, and munity liall, ncce.ssitated by the change in the fiscal year’s end­ TO BE BUILT other parts. New parts are more W o n tk 4 ^ o ^ / TUESDAYS Women Decide to Spend $75 ing from August 31 to December 31. The period covered by readily available and servicing and On Purchase of New Flat- the financial statement and auditors’ report covered the interim more easily obtained prior to than Yes, our NEW SPRING SUITS and of four inonths from September to December inclusive, and as AT RUTLAND during the spraying season and FRIDAYS ware for Banquets shoiild be arranged for as soon ns COATS will be arriving soon I all records w^ijrc destroyed in the office fire on November 2, possible. RUTLAND—The Women’s Insti­ the auditors were presented with a difficult task. An apparent Committee Will Investigate An overhaul now will save costly loss of ^1,500 was shown by their statement, due in part to fire Type of Building That Will "delays later on duo to mechanical tute’s monthly meeting was held in breakdown or loss of time and la­ SPECIAL! PHONE 279-R the Community Hall on Wednesday loss, ami in part to loss of records of accounts during the two Be Constructed bor through inefficient operation. afternoon last, and was well attend­ months of August and September. The audit, however, cleared The value of a spray may bo com­ 3-ply DIANA KNITTING WOOL ed. A great deal of business was away matters for the calendar year of 1947, and the Society PROBE COSTS pletely lost if It becomes necessary to wait several days for repairs to NOW IN—Dorsey Frocks (U to 17) transacted, dealing with forthcom­ starts off with a clean sheet for the new year, which will run Some Members Favor Two sprayers, says G. C. Chamberlin, super teens (11 to 14x) ing meetings. Next month’s meet­ now to December 31, 1948, ' , YOU GET Storey Building With Sun­ Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pa­ Ballerina Skirts ing will take the usual form of a The secretary reported that approximately $23,000 had day School and Meeting Hall thology, St. Catharines, Ont. St. Patrick’s tea, to be held March been raised in the campaign, to which would be added $4,000 • It is advisable to scrape deposits DORSEY (in navy with lingerie trim) 10, and at the April meeting Mrs. which may cause the plugging of SERVICE Hawkey of the agricultural commit­ to come from two packing houses. The Industrial Development RUTLAND—The members and nozzles. Where there is a heavy en­ HERE ! tee is planning a "plant sale” by Bank loan only awaited approval of the extra-ordinary resolu­ adherents of the Rutland United crustation of scale in the spray members. tions that were before the shareholders at that meeting. Church held a meeting in the Com­ tank, a good cleaner solution con­ ANNE’S DRESS SHOP munity Hall last Friday evening, to sisting of one-half lb. of tri-sodium RUTLAND - B.C. Late in April the annual confer­ Election of officers resulted in the box factory had been delayed by consider the question of the site ence of the Southern Okanagan In­ return of the following directors cold weather, but would be ready MEAT stitutes will be held in Rutland. (the number being increased from forlor uccupatlonoccupation ^shortly.snortiy. Machinciriviaemnery th^Vneet-' THAT CAN’T BE The ladies voted $25 toward tho 5 to 7 due to the increased mem v„ _ , BEAT ! Institute scholarship fund, and de­ bershlp, and expandtag^pemtionsLexpanding operations) tlr y !'A n fr S ”Ssc“uSn alesol cided to spend $75 on new flatware, Thomas Wilkinson, E. Mugford, H. before the end of A new bu intion favoring the property ad- WE’LL FIX • to be used in connection with sup­ G. Walburn, F, Thorneloe, Jr., Ja- dozer had been purchased at a cos joining the manse as a church site pers and banquets at which the In­ cob Rehlinger, L. Fielder, M. D. ^ o ^ f by tho*^ so- was adopted unanimously. . Your stitute caters, due to the difficulty r- mtors resulted in Seto'r“ ?^ re“cem There was „a Hiver..nee divergence nf of views BICYCLE! GROCETERIA OKANAGAN experienced in borrowing knives, regarding the size and style of the forks, etc., from individuals. ’The Election imrie boiler house had been enlarged building, some favoring a one sum of $10 was voted toward a fund ^ n nrdinnrv make room for a second boiler e Accessories Rutland, B.C. — Just West of the Community Hall MEAT and Shankland. ^w o extra-or^^^^ a generator. G. D. Imrie. of storey building, to he used as a being raised to assist a family burn­ Sunday School and hall, with a 0 Overhauls ed out recently, and a shower of resolutions approving Campbell, Imrie & Shankland, au- PRODUCTS ings of the directors to d » ditors, answered a number of ques- church to be built later, while 0 Excellent Paint job tinned goods an'd useful articles others favored a combined two Phone 683-Y - Rutland will be held, at the next meeting. giving the directors a ? tions regarding the balance sheet, ciliaarrange the ^Industrial ^ ^Development — The meeting .. discussed .. . at some storey building, with the Sunday IN MSL g r o c e r y OI^DER Mrs. George Cross was appointed to Bank”loan for the box - factory, The meeting discussed^ at some meeting hall in the base- Have you tasted our i l l I Given Away Free Every the hospital committee. At the close were passed by unanimous vote, length the advisability of enlar^ng ^ committee was chosen to of the meeting refreshments were the directorate from. 5 to 7. The matter, investigate HOME-MADE CANDY Saturday Night at 8 p.m. TRY COURIER CLASSIFIED ADS served by Mrs. E. Bush and Mrs. E. Box Factory increase was supported Ijir some plang and at FOR QUICK RESULTS C. Cousins. Manager Fred Munson, in his re-re who felt that the size of the mem- ^^^16 of the new churches that have port, stated that work on the new bership, and the need for packing built in the district. , ------house representation now that the Following Followina are the mem' members—Rev. ----- RUTLAND L e n t e n : factory was assurea, jusunea j pgtrie, E. Mugford, F. L. Fitz- d c a r i C HEINZ, “ 2 • ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES an increase.^thers, including the patrick, D. McDougall, J. Charlton, D Ju/livi9 (Baked in Tomato Sauce) ...... "• wif** • REPAIRS and ACCESSORIES chairman, Thos. Wilkinson, felt ^thur Geen, A. W. Gray and two BICYCLE SHOP that a smaller board was more efn- members - to. be- appointed ,— by rthe x,.. CORN; Gream style, tin ...... -...... 22^ • IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS MEAT cieht and likely to expedite busi­ Women’s Federation. The commit­ BRODER’S MIXED VEGETABLES; 9 39c THAT’S TENDER . ness. On a vote being taken, the tee was to report back as early in (Peas, Beans, Corn — Peas, Beans and Carrots) increase to seven was approved by March as could be arranged. CHICKEN HADDIES; tin ...... 29^ a decisive majority. SARDINES, tin ...... 13< HERRINGS, tin ...... 18^ New Directors RUTLAND AIRPORT PRICES The new directors on the board RUTLAND 'LOOK! f ’ SALMON ...... 3 '“ 74c PHONE 683-L5 LOW are Jacob Rehlinger, of East Ke­ RINSO—1 large and 1 small pkg...... 47^ lowna, and M. D. Wilson, of Glen- HERE’S THE TftXI Give lis a trial ! ^ more,-both of-whom were nominat­ - RUTLAND—^Mrs. Chas.- Buckland ______SEE _ OUR. TOILET SOAP DISPLAY ed by packing houses, and Leo was a patient in. -the Kelowna Hos­ COMPARE THESE PRICES—^ THEN PAY CASH ! REMEMBER — It’s a DAY and NIGHT TAXI SERVICE! Fielder, yard man- at the sawmiU, pital for a week, suffering from —and Atlas Tires and Batteries and Guaranteed by Imperial Oil. nominated to represent the em­ pneumonia, but was able to re­ NOOK! ployees. turn home on Thursday last. RUTLAND chairman expressed regret at “COFFEE” or a the retirement of Dougald McDou­ Dougald McDougall is a patient gall who had been on the bo^d in the Kelowna Hospital at this- FULL-COURSE MEAL MEAT since its formation, and who was time. largely instrumental in starting the Both superb. Bob White’s Garage mill in the first instance. The meet Kunstar’s Welding and Machine. ihg approved a hearty vote fine Suits RUTLAND - B.C. PHONE 683-L THE “NOOK9f AVAILABLE The Board of Trade eexcutive, at construction of the K.G.E. storage their weekly meeting on Wednesday last year. , ^ , CAFE NOW! Pyrex Ware — RUTLAND — Look your best this spring Kitchen Utensils * Ite “ e™nh°on^ai S SfLajo: Hotriaultaral Coan- topic that will be discussed. cil in Ottawa. ___ _ in a new worsted suit., . Coleman Gas Lamps Browns, Blues and Greys. (full line of parts) “Kemtone GLENMORE PICTURE Also now available are fine GLENMORE —' Frank Snowsell, selections - of —T WEEDS_. in.... * Flashlights of Armstrong, was a visitor in brown and grey. Glenmore a short time ago. “ “ SHOW * Batteries Rutland Community Hall. Instructions have been given by The child psychology study group * Glassware the attorney-general’s department of the P.T.A. met at _ Mrs. Jack DEANNA DURBIN to have formal application made to Snowsell’s home on Tuesday night. Franchot Tone - Pat O’Brien * Orchard Tools the board of transport commission­ * Plastic Dishes ers for removal of the mountain Mr. and Mrs. Alec, Mathews, of RESEB'S differential freight rate on CPJl. Lennoxville, Quebec, are guests of * Hardware Having been favored with and CJfJl. lines operating to and Mr. and Mi^ R; J. Marshall. ♦ HIS BUTLER’S MEN’S & BOYS’ WEAR from the Pacific Coast, it was an- ' ■ • - 0 0 0 • Rutland, B.C. * Cutlery . instructions from Mr. The ladies’ auxiliary to the com­ noimced recently by Premier Byron munity club held its February SISTER Johnson. Open tiU 9.00 p.m. Saturday We appreciate your In making the announcement, the meeting at the home of Mrs. W. R. A. 1 . CROSS premier intimated that C. K. Guild, Hicks on Thursday, February 12. Fi­ patronage. KC., counsel for the province in nal arrangements were made for TUESDAY, I will sell by auction to the the recent hearings on the appli­ the card party in aid of the; hospi­ — added attractions — tal, to be held in the hall on ttie “Mr. Chimp Raises Cane” cation of the two railroads for a of Wednesday, February highest bidder, at his farm general increase in freight rates, evening “THE WORLD’S SERIES” about 2 miles North of Rut­ and his assistant, C. W- ■ Brazier, 25. ' A baseball short would be asked to prepare the case Entland Hardware land, near Reid’s Comers, on struction of a group of buildings at FEB 24th - 7.30 p.m. in the event that a heading should the tuberculosis sanitorium at B e 9 Phone 683-L2 LARRY PRESTON Rutland, B.C. be called by the transport board. The announcement followed a TranquUle, near Kamloops, it was conference between the premier announced by the ■ Hon. E. C. Car- WEDNESDAY, and the Hon. G. S. Wismer, K.C., son, minister of public works. You’ll FEB. 25th, at 12.30 p.m. attorney-general, whenwnen theme prepartiretiax- Previous bids have been rejected n lless^ to theSwli'-because-they-^f^^^ ii His entire herd of GRADE w lrlS S cial engineer’s estimates of costs, “STRIKE” i t wUl be ^alledlhat British Co- The project includes the con^ruc^ It Lucky Here! r«iw tN O Sa GUERSNEY MUk COWS, iiimhia’q stand at the hearings on tion of four doctors residences, a IMPLEMENTS, etc, the general application for an in- ninses’home, libra^ building, farm QUALITY to _____consisting_ot;==v__ 4rlas?^to freighlrates was^thaLthe b ^ m g jio u s^ ^ British Columbia plea for the re- fam cott^^TThe deadline fm the ft 17 Grade Guernsey Milk Cows, moval of the mountain differential bids has been set at noon March 2 Two-year old Heiferis, should be dealt with. However, the 10. Conference 5 Yearling Heifers, board of transport commissioners Resources Conference Good Coffee Always 1 Bull, 3 years, decided to proceed with the hear- A one-day conference was caUed ■ 0 ■ PHONE 680-Rl Sit: 1 BuU Calf, 8 months, ing on the general application but this week in the Empress Hotel, b o w l i n g ALLEY 1 reg. Yorkshire Boar, 14 mo., assured counsel for the Province of Victoria, by Hon. E. T. Kenney, mi- 4 Yorkshire Sows, with litters, British Columbia that every consi- nister of lands and forests, to dis- 1 Percheroh Mare, 1700 lbs. 7 yrs. deration would be given by the cuss the correlation of natural re- A week from today the new Public Safety and 100 laying Hens, boai^ to an application from the sources utilization and conservation LUNCH McCormick _Deering_Milker, province-for-a-separate-hearing on-program.-— ^— ------_ Re-qponsibility Law becomes effective.___ over . « and talk Manure Carrier with 150 f t track the removal of the mountain differ- Attending the conference were of- COUNTER 16 Beatty Cow Stanchions, ential. ficials of the provhicial and federal Rutland, B.C. special Hammer Mill, Aericnltnre Production departments engaged in resources Hay Mower and Rake, o affricultural rese^h and administration, along Bernard and Phyllis GET CAR INSURANCE NOW! Manure Spreader, British Columbia s agricultural University of British Co­ industry reached a new record pro­ lumbia departments and a few pri­ Heinzman MiK^ormick peering Binder, 7 ft. duction peak ' of $118,588,777 in DON’T DELAY — SEE GRAY TODAY ! Cockshutt Seed Drill, 1946, an increase of 15.1 per cent vate agencies. ■ V 1 horse Cultivator. Fanning Mill, over the $102,991,582 value of agri­ New Office adjoining Phyllis* Beauty Parlor, Rutland 2 Wagons. 2 sets Bob Sleighs, cultural production in 1946, accord­ 14" Walking Plow, Gas Engine, ing to the annual report released Set of Double Work Harness, this week, it was announced by the Barbed Wire. Picking Bags, Hon. Frank Putnam, minister of NEW & USED Planet Jr. Seeder & Cultivator, agriculture. , . F or S afe DeLaval Cream Separator, . The annual production value of Quantity of Ensilage, Mangolds, the province’s agricultural industry FURNTTLIE 7 ROOM STUCCO HOUSE McLary Fumacette Heater, ranks second onlY to that of the RUtlaUd - PhOne 440-R4 Ofl Heater, forestry industry. Spencer Kitchen Range, Increases were shown m value of Electric light, water (electric pump) newly built,' Small Cook Stove, and other production of livestock, ^ poullr)^ fully insulated home, with acreJand. articles too numerous to mention. —ggg;^7~i??firy_proHuc^~~friiit3,-:vege- ' tables, grains, fodders, potatoes, ho­ F o r S a l e IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Shiplap and Dimfension;ri Teirats Cash at'time of Sale. ney. hops, tobacco and bulbi CASH PRICE ...... ^4,250 The total value of, agricultural Remember the Date and Time: imports in .1946 was $49,786,126, which represented a 11.4 per cent Dinette Suites, Kitchen Tables and -WEDy Feh.-25f 12;30 pjn. increase-over the 1945-total oL$43x'^ 564,551. while the value of exports Chairs, Stoves, Beds, Linoleum, A . W . G R A Y showed a gain of 17.4 per cent, with a total of $33,054,715, as compared Radios, Record Players, REALTY and IJNSURANCE w ith $28,152,502 in 1&45; A. J. SIEREN Pnhlfe Works Tenders Gramophones, Clothing, etc. Rutland, B.C. Agent fot^ “Confederation Life” . ’The provincial public works de­ partment this week published ten­ ders for a third, time for the con- ^^v.oftK y,.( ^

MONDAY. FEBRUAHY 23. 19^18 t h e KELOWNA COUKIEE teftMlance waa catimated at morn p a o e e i g h t slalom. Howard Mor©»n; Jum ping fVed Waterman, and traffic, Mas than I.2S0. nacluslve of 109 com- Morn About dcPfyffer. petltora. omclal* «dd thwn wnee on Wednesday, February 18. con­ WORLD NEWS FLASHES (Continued from Pag# 1) Morn About A *b considerably more «d lb« tourna­ ducted by Itev. G. G. Buhlcr, Inter­ Sunday paid admlDsloo* cama to ment this year than la»t year. oerruARiES ment w J In the about 830. half by vote-for^uenn Pall bearer* were Dr. It. Gray, mr. CHINESE SUICIDE AS REDS ADVANCE PRINCETON SKI r m a i s E N tickets, raBt by cash. All children Brook*. Mr. Balfour, Mr. Borsted, TSINGTAO. China—Chincac Communist troops wheeled ECHOES wnrn admitted ftne. Count in g H e a t i n g S c o u t H a l l ground. It was not a major flood, however, and little damage i and Ray 03 ond 04 for 221JJ. Big Trial Jnmp • Plumbing Repairs FURNACES the Williamettc Valley was anticipated. Spectators expecting to sco sonie Wood,’ Coal or Oil, or • Alterations oil fired units. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY RESORT CABIN RENT CONTROLS LIFTED really big jumps were disappointed Feb. 27th and 28th The boys had to hold back ^ o u ^ • New Installations • Air Conditioning OTTAWA__Prices Board announced rent and eviction Noel Paul made almost 160 Units controls were lifted from tourist cabins, summer cottages and his first trial jump. His TOmpetltlon • Stove Connections Let us advise you. Teams competing from Armstrong, jum ps w ere 107, It® * # ski, winter and hunting resorts.; Current tenants may stay it o i the Revelstoke contingent^of • Septic Tanks Free estimates given. • Sawdust Burners Trail, Enderby, Nelson, Vernon, well behaved. 15 who came here by bus, best sho­ • Coal Stokers Vancouver Island, Penticton, etc. wing was mode • Pressure Pumps INSTALLATIONS 55-2c ONE DEAD, HEAVY DAMAGE IN 3 FIRES the Class B open jumping. With « t t a t ?ANTEED great jump form Segur scored top VANCOUVER—Week-end fires brought death to Cyril points of 232.1 on leaps of 97 and Holt. 28, in a house blaze, levelled a $ 7 5 .^ Fraser Bridge ^ ^ o th er Revelstoklan, E. Larsem lumber mill, and razed a fishboat. Holt’s nude body vvas found placed first in the open Class C J U D in the basement of a shower room where fire started in a saw- jumping, heading Dave Cook, of Princeton. j, j O Q n % Men and women competitors f ouna rr ^'^^*The”S u fire, fanned by high winds, was weir on the way the slalom course hard to negotiate I f l n n when firemen arrived. It was a three-alarm fire and firemen and times on the icy surfaces were struggled for eight hours. The fishermen’s union motor launch generally slow. Mistral was gutted with damage at $2,500 when gasoline ig­ Qacen Helen Presents Competitors flocked to El Rancho and the smiling housewife go hand-in-hand . . . nited. . _____ • Sunday night for a bmiquet and r^s the finestiTANK TYPE CLEANER m presentation of the ^izes, the honors was Ski Queen Helen all the land. dePfyfler. .. ' Teams From A ll Over Province Queen Helen won the voting race YES, LADIES -- Here is perfection in the handily with a last minute splurge true sense of the word. To Take Part in Local Tournament of votes Friday.^The Gyr^sponsor- ed candidate ended with 35,050 vo- tes over Legion’s Pam Leckie, who^ gan title. Kelowna High School garnered 31,650. • COMPARE THESE FEATURES WITH First B.C. High School Girls’ girls, as hosts, are automatically ifi Other results in the low voting 6 more days Basketball Championships the championship play. were: Betty Ryder, Rotary. 1M50; ANY OTHER: Open Here. Next Week-end First games will be run off at Sharon West, Lions, 14,450, and Dora High Efficiency Air Filter both the'Scout Hall and the school Kelley, Elks, 9,950. Purifies 49.9 cubic feet of air of dust, smoke, to get your Car Insurance - Almost* two solid days of basket­ gymiFriday afternoon, according to ® Super Suction Power odors—perm inute. official spokesmen. Semi-finals will WORKSHOP PRODUCTION Moves 49.9 cubic feet of air each minute. ball this coming Friday and After March 1st it behooves every motorist to have day will usher in the first B.C. hifih be in the Scout HaU Friday night. Wednesday night’s Workshop ® Newly Designed Cleaning Tools Easy to Empty Bag school girls’ basketball chamipion- Finals and the consolation series nlay. “The Truth Potion,” written Flip two latches, puR out bag and empty. will be 'staged at the Scout Hall by A. H. Hooper of the Play writing Easier cleaning from cellar to attic. N o R;adio Interference CAR INSURANCE ships. Most of the activity will be Saturday night. ^ _ _ in the Scout Hall.------_ : .c Group, was produced by Ron il^m , ® Neiy Type of Rug Nozzle Quiet operation. •Eight teams are assured for the ; All visiting teams will be biUet- with Peter Sargenia, Elva Baldock Picks up threads, lint, div hairs in a jiffy. Considering $25 damage could cost you $11,000, don’t ted here and suitable entertainment and Doreen Sutton. In the cast were you think it would be wise to see us now? first of what the department of physical education and recreation Will he provided by the boys and Meg Gore, Nancy Lemon, Rutn c o m p l e t e COVERAGE IS ASSURED. hopes will prove a successful tour- girls of KHS. Rueger. Hilda Tutt, Bert Andemon, noment — successful enough in all (jedric Boyer, Earl Conn, Jack ways to forecast a similar cham­ Hampson, Rex MarshaU, Don Poole pionship series every year. MISSION MAN and Hume Powley. Kelowna committees are still bu­ H enry’s R ealty sy as beavers making all the nec­ GETS HI0H MARK REALTY and INSURANCE essary preparations but they believe they have everything in hand. In IN ACCOUNTING Phone 739 the traditional Orchard City style 273 Lavvrence Ave. of hospitality-plus, the boys.^gms and teachers hope to- make all the R. A. Stubbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. visitors feel ri^ t at home. R. H Stubbs, of Okanagan Mission, Teams are coming from Trapp was second in the province in the Tech at New Westminster, John final accounting examinations con- Oliver in Vancouver, Abbottsford, ^ ducted by Ihe Institute of Chartered Trail, Kamloops. The Vancouver Accountants of B.C., according to Island champs are also coming, word received this week. NEAT and either Endefby or Penticton, Mr. Stubbs, who now resides in depending on the outcome of their Vancouver, forrherly lived at Okan- HOW ? sudden-death game for the Okana­ aganMission. r * RENT A FROZEN FOOD { A s A if044/i iiei^kb o ^, Ute4f ( t a ) FRIDAY 1:40.6; George Davis, Revelstoke, Blue Brand - Government Graded - Hind (juiarters of 1:41.1. ^ Beef in your locker, cut the way you like it Ooss Country ■Zone: (No Class A or B) Class C— — at; per pound...... V ® '* Senior Men , , Bruce Paige, Kelowna, 1:37.8; Bill Freedom, Uke anything worth having* carries a price tag. Open: Seven-mile — Noel Paul. Attridge, Vernon. 1:38.5; Gib Wade, Princeton, 52 min. 37 secs.; Booty Kelowna, 1:40.4. . . j We can’t enjoy it without accepting its responsihilities. Griffith, Rossland, 61.25. ^ . Men’s zone winner, combmea Comiore these prices anprhere • Zone: Seven-mile — Smum, downhill and slalom, Bruce Paige, Penticton. 71.57; Jimmy WeddeU, Kelowna. THEY CAN’T BE BEATEN ! Kelowna, 74.47; Gib Wad^ Kelow­ Junior Men ^ There’s freedom of speech—and we have to aijcept the T-Bone - Sirloin Steaks - Roasts - at prices everyone can na, 87.34; Fred Hack, Penticton, 89.59. Open: Andy Kassa, Princeton, afford. For further particulars PHONE 499. Junior Men „ . 1:01.5; John Ray, Princeton, 1:13.7; responsihility for what we say. Open: 3j^ miles, Dudley P a^ Dudley Paul, Princeton, 1:16.4. Princeton, 27 min. 50 secs.; Andy Zone: Don Cristante, Summerland, Kassa, Princeton, 34.37. • ; 1:27.1; Daryl Weitzel, Summerland, Kelowna4^«meM4^0rmceton, previously advertised, will not .30.1. , ' be shown at this time. Zone: Janet Scantland, Kelowna, — INSTEAD -T— .53.1; Helen dePtyffer. Kelowna 1> 14.2; Morva Paige, KeloAvna, 1:45.2. 1 urnonMnfsnMMi SUNDAY , DAVID RAYMOND ROGER JompbiS Class A 0 o d a ^ / NIVEN MASSEY LWESEV Open: Noel Paul, Princeton, 227.2. Class B Open: Don Segur Revelstoke, 232.1; Jack Young, Princeton, 2255; Jimmy Allin, Princeton, 224.. Zone; Dave Paulson, Kelowna, ‘It says you’ll never have a girl 2255. friend unless you have your Class C clothes cleaned at also Open: E. Larsen, Revelstoke, 2235; HENDERSON’S!” NEWS Dave Cook, Prinbeton, 2125. NOVELTY Zone: Pips ClarJ:. Penticton, 2245; THE HOVSe OF SEAGRAM Egan Agur, Penticton, 2195. Junior , — Open: Dudley Paul, ^in«ton. HENDERSON’S RIM HUNIW • MARIUS GORING BUYBOOKS 237.1; Andy Kassa. Princeton, 232.7, of THEATRE TICKETS John A: Ray, Princeton, 2215. - c l e a n e r s — A'nrENTION — Convcifient - Econai^i^ Slalon*-^—------Senior Men DYERS It will add considerably to your FOR SALE — Noel Paul, enioyment it you see this picture at all Drug Stores in town. Open: Class A Princeton, 1:36.6. from the beginning. Also in WESTBANK at rtngg 3 — George Kassa, Prince- PHONE 285 H us advertisemeiit is not pnblished or Splayed by tte l ^ o t Conttoi Board, Doors open 8S8 nlghtty. Percy Harding and Sons Ltd, |ton, 1:205: Don Smuim We call and drtlver. and Maxwell Grocery ii49.4; J. Kassa. P rin ce^ o r b y the Government o f British Columbia. k e w s c a r t o o n Class C — Bill Attndge. Veroon. 1585; Walter Powell, Summerlana.

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