K elow na C ourier uiwpwiiw ...... NI'M I'.HR 93 \T)LUME 45 Kclowiia, British C olumbia, Monday, July 11, 1949. Audited Paid Circulation t w i c e w e e k l y —MONDAY & THURSDAY N ever A gain! Officials See Possibility Vegetables, ■fwo .American visitors iiavc sworn they will "never toneli it aj^ain." In fact they still have visions of a WORLD NEWS FLASHES "grcen-eyeil serpent-like monster" attacking tlieiu as (By Canadian Preoa) they were ilriving over the Big Bern] highw ay toward Fruit Nay Be Shipped Over New Highway Kelowna. 'I’lie California tourists, who refuse to reveal their names, a|)parently ran into Ogopogo who was being ship- King Proclaims State of Emergency l)cd to Calgary in time for tlie .Stampede parade whieh ASK RETAUJERS FISHING TRIO H ope-P rinceion H ighw ay opened this morning. ARE CONVICTED A s Dock ^X^orkersTurn Down Govt s Here’s their version of the attack. TO DECORATE “VVe were rounding a narrow beiul the other side Three youths appeared in dls- opening in f a l l of Rcvclstoke when suddenly this vveird-looking monster LOCAL STORES trlct police court WcdncEday for Ultimatum to Resume W ork Today taking trout under eight inches In loomed up ill front of us. Wc had been nippin’ a few- Icngtli. OSSIBII.ri'A' that tomatoes and other fresh fruits may he cold ones which wc had kept in the refrigerator the pre­ City of Kelowna will take on a LONDON-—The Kint; today proclaimed a state of emer­ Stipendiary Magistrate G. A. Mc- shipped hy truck over the Ilopc-Princetoii highway to coast vious night. At first wc couldn't believe our eyes. Wc “carnival” appearance during Re­ ICay fined Roy Sandberg, William P gency exists in the United Kingdom. Viscount Addison, go­ gatta week If efforts of the Kel­ markets within a few hours after harvesting, if tlie retail «le- jammed on the brakes, but by that time the monster had Avender and Jack Avender each vernment leader in the House of Lords, made the announce­ owna Board of Trade bear fruit. ^An additional fine maud i.s there, was .seen in local agricultural circles today. rounded the corner. Brother we threw the remaining Every retail store and business J}® ______ment of the proclamation which followed an 11th hour decision on William Av- The Hopc-Rrinccton road i.s scheduled to he oftieially open­ half-dozen ot’< 'he window and swore we would not take bouse is 9*®^®**. ^ Rccntta for fishing without a licence, by London dockers to stay on strike in defiance of a govern­ flags or bunting during R e g a t t a ______”______ed on .‘September 4, altlioiigli a recent government amiouiiee- another drink. When people start seeing monsters on the nient stated the opening may he delayed a few weeks due to ment ultimatum. i n-? week, and decorations should bo highway, it’s time to call it quits.” up the week-end preceding the an­ unforseen circumstances. The dispute on the docks involves 10,278 men ami The "monster” was actually O gopogo w-ho was be­ ships. A strike by some members of the Canadian Seamen s nual water show. it was learned from authoritative sources that several ing shipped to Calgary for the Stampede Parade. Restaurants arc co-operating by Union acted as a trigger in the London walkout. Apple Crop liackingliouses in tlic Oliver and Osoyoos districts are prepared “Ogo” is the Okanagan’s No. 1 ambassador who will remaining open later In the even­ ing. and both ferries will operate to .ship the jiroduce to the Vancouver market, via trucks, and HIGH HbPES SOLVING DOLLAR PROBLEM he advcrti.sing the Kelowna Regatta slated for August until the early hours of the morn­ will return to the interior with shipments of nails, wrappers L0N130N—Britain hopes to And a solution to her dollar problem by 2 and 3. . , ing to facilitate Wcstsldc visitors. and other nialcrials necessary in the fruit industry. Griff Davies and Frank Hawkey took Ogopogo to Many grocery stores arc expect­ Estimated September. This is the upshot of the threc-day, elosed-door co'^e^nco ed to feature valley-grown fresh L. R. Stephens, secretary of the Federated .Shippers’ As­ hero among Sir Stafford Crlpps, chanccUpr of the exchequer, Calgary, and they were preceded by Bob Hetherington, sociation, admitted this scheme is now under consideration. Abbott, Canada’s finance minister, and John Snyder, treasury secretary who will work in the Okanagan booth in the fair fruit, but other retail outlets, not of United States. ^ ^ .. « engaged In this type of business, Questioned as to whether the Interior Vegetable Marketing A Joint communique said: “The aim must be the achievement of a grounds, distributing literature. will be asked to feature B.C. pro­ Same A s '48 Board anticipated much "bootlegging" of produce, especially Kclownu AcjUcitic Assocititioii liorc tlic expense of pattern of world trade In which the dollar and non-dollOT ducts. tomatoes, Mr. Stephens did not think this will he encountered. operate together within one single multilateral system. sending Ogo to th<* stampede, while the Kelowna Board emphasized that “remedies (for Britain's plight) other thim of Trade contributed $100 toward operation of tfie Oka­ City Council meets tonight at 8 Crabs ..and Pears M ay B e pointed out fruit inspectors will bo stationed in the vicinity of assmance such as that provided by United States and Canada must b o'clock. D ow n But Grapes W ill B e Hope, and that the B.C. detachment of the Provincial Police arc also nagan bootli. Up Somewhat co-operating -With the marketing board. ‘^**’^»^N^'suggestion was made that the sterling be devalued,” the state­ “It will mean* overnight service to the coast markets," Mr. Stephens ment said. JULY ESTIMATES stated, referring to tomatoes, cucumbers and other vegetables that have a ready demand. ^ ^ At present, fruits and vegetables harvested In the Oliver and Ospyoos ABBOTT SATISFIED WITH RESULTS Apple Crop Estimated at 7,- LONDON—s’inanco Minister Douglas Abbott of Canada today told Regatta W ill Pack D ouble-Barrelled districts are loaded into freight cars, and these arc shipped to Penticton, correspondents that he considers “some considerable measure of suc- 566,505 Compared with 7,- and then by railway barge to Kelowna where they arc transported to the cess“^ L achieved at the three-hour talks ® ^ ^ t t 272,192 in 1948 coastal and prairie markets. Few carload lots of fruits and vegetables Duriniz an informal press conferei)Ce at Canada House, Mr. wihott are shipped via the Kettle Valley line out of Penticton, be stated. d escX d fh rcom m ^ iq u e issued from Prime Minister Attlees reslde^e Punch W ith A irplanes Taking Part The apple ci*op in the Okanagan ^ ------With a completely hard-surfaced at Chequers yesterday as a “reiteration of faith” m the ultliMte m e will be just about the same as last road in prospect ns soon as the world system of trade. "I consider the communique very heartening, Mr. ELOWNA’S annual Regatta, slated for August 2 and 3, year according to the July esti­ ribbon is cut on the Hope-Prince- LAKE LEVI mates of the provincial department FINANCE HEAD ton road, the fruit will suffer little great faith in the sincerity of the ministers involved in t ^ K will pack a double-barrelled punch this year. (City of Kelowna Flcures) Feet, of agriculture. Crabs will be down, damage being shipped by truck, The day before the gala two-day event gets underway, discusshms,” he added. The communique to which Mr. Abbott refe^ed Level this morning ...... 101.82 < pears will be down- slightly, while EXPLAINS HOW Mr. Stephens pointed out pledged Canada, the United Kingdom and United Stetes to review their more than a score of airplanes will be winging t^heir way to this Level a week ago ...... 101,941 grapes will be up. However, the bulk of the Okana­ i economic policies with the ^m of achieving a world trade pattern on a Okanagan fruit centre to take part in the official gening oi High this year (June 15) 102.14 < The provincial apple crop is esti­ gan fruit crop will continue to be Kelowna’s new civic airport. Headed by Mrs. Roly Barreri, of mated at 7,560,505 against the 1948 shipped by rail. Some time ago, Abbott* w ? o ^ e ]^ the Dominion at Low this year (April 17) 99.17' MONEY DIVIDED A. K. Loyd, president and general Vancouver, noted Canadian stunt flier, a first class airshow, Agreed minimum ...... 99A crop, of 7,272,192. The Okanagan be drawn beyond the words of the communique. He ducked specific Agreed maximum ...... 102.5 will account for 6,987.505 boxes, manager, B.C. Tree Fruits Ltd., queries about specific trade questions, saying the conversations involved featuring spins, dive bombing, loops and rolls will be staged slightly more than the 6,863,241 Distribution of the municitpal^ pointed out that it was impossible, 1948 peak level (June 28) 104.83, ties’ share of the social se^ice and present packing conditions, a “great big issue.” before the thousands of people awaiting the opening of the Previous record high, 1928 104.5 crop last year. e-reatest water show west of the Great Lakes. , The nrovincial crabaople crop is mimicipal aid tax is based on the segregate certain boxes of fruit LOST SURVEY CREW FOUND SAFE What’s more an air show will also be staged m front of estimated at 119300 against the population determined in 1946 in certain markets. He stated OTTAWA—The Royal Canadian Air Force today ^ l^cr?n of 2 6 4 4 ^ ’ -Se S a n t the light of factual that the shipping angle is rather logical survey party of six men, lost for four days in the Northwest Ter­ the Aquatic grand stand on both days of the Regatta. This wi GARAGE HEAD Ban is expected to nroduce 111 800, tamed by toe depu^ minister of complicated, and that while it may ritories’ vast Yellowknife Park area, has been found by an air force be the first time there has ever been a mass air display at the considerablv less than the 198,414 municipal affairs. City Council was possible" to ship small truck- Regatta, and there will never be a dull moment for the specta- . X • informed in a letter from Hon. Her- ]oa(js of fresh fruit to the coast mar- REVEALS TRADE 01 last year. ^ bert Anscomb, minister Of finance, j^^t for ready consumption, pack- ****°Tt^ was Sie first information that the geological survey been reoorted missing. Names of the men were not immediately Imown. tors. i.” iMft Mr. Anscomb was replying to a inghouses have been striving for They were located apparently in good health on a hiU top, Kelowna Board of Trade is in men v^restlers may even appear on BOARD LETTER meat bulk Query made by council a couple of years to pack and store fruit in a diet of fish and squirrels. A signal received from_ Number 10 R C ^ charce of the airport opening cere- the program. ^ was 652,116 boxes. weeks ago, which also concerned such a manner that it is in top m o S i s and cFvte dignitaries from Total of 34 floats will Probably In reply to a request from toe xL^^oiranaBan ^hich C lim ated *he citys’ share of motor vehicle quality by the time it reaches the Photo Survey Detachment, now doing field work in the Yellowknife v S v S includinl George H. be entered in the street parade on that sBr- the Okanagan whicii is esiimatea consumers’ market. area, said regular food supplies were being flown to the party...... ___ ^ _ Special prizes Kelowna Board of Trade that ser Baillie, • vice-president, Canadian the opening night. vice stations remain open alt night. at 558.750. The valley’s crop last i,r a Pacific RaUway’s Pacific region, wUl be aw^ded dfecorated floate, . auuu!> icixxcixx vsisex* ov xxxfe—, <594111 Referring to the latter, Mr. Ans- Perishable Product U^. OFFICIAL BRUTALLY BEATEN ±'acmc rwiiwa., will he bicycles, automobiles, etc., and the„ « was revealed today toe secretary year was ' comb said this was calculated on Elaborating, Mr. Loyd pointed and Mayor C. Thompson, . of toe Kelowna Garage and. Ser- , Grape P ro^ tion s j population of municipalities in SHANGHAI—“Utterly, brutaUy beaten was Cons^-Gener^ in attendance. Kelowna M o ^ c ^ „ C h ^ ^ ^ ^ o n O ^ r ^ A ^ iaS i^ i. K a^l^fhe^e v = ‘^ “n o '^ ia out the fruit industry has a highly act Bist provincial police in perishable product which is far in John Cabot Saturday described the condition of ^ 5 . Mayor Thompson, who will that the organization had written 780' baskets being TheOf tion until the next census in 1951. Consul William M. Olive. He was released by police of this Communist Association crop last year was 2,977,941. excess of local market demand in as Regatta Commodore, Bill Thompson, -ttiG Retail Merchants ampimt the Okanagan Alderman Dick Parkinson dis- B.C. Whea hU oa.sula.a Jaap go. in- «.a”r-“w‘&V“l' ord" VS:. gSal"in‘oroa°SS ” For instance,we have two mil­ , . l v ? r £ .o Ka.„,,aa m .Ha .attars pr.va.a '» a ? 5 o. .as. K P » a d „ a lionn peaches, one million prunes; car. . , j will he here as one of the star per- mitted to the Okanagan Valley half a million pears and nearly I S S f c T d o in i c5l tor Uiraa days and to r ^ , .o sign sevaral sB.a- With Dr. Walter Anderson ^^mers on the weHneKtlavWednesday. niehnight The secretary, A. S. August, re- year. PearS Down Municipal Association, asking the seven million apples, and that fruit ments, including a “confession” and an apology. DickLUCK, x-axuouawi* Parkinson *xxin the ..x*.—drivers’ seat. ohow was indicated at last Thurs- ceived a reply from the trade board distribution be made based on the has got to be marketed at a proper toe . Regatta conimtte^^has^^^n night’s executive meeting. , to this lelter on July 7. __ Recently J ^ e north Okanagan number of licence plates issued in time so that it is available at any COUNTRY-WIDE STEEL STRIKE LOOMS holding regular , . Gerrv Colonna, noted Hollywood the board was informed Vancouver grew 1,216.342 boxes “ot apples PP _ ana g^ city. The resolutionrPSAlntinn carried un- tim time, e toe past month or six weeks to Dr. Ande^ criticized service stations had an estimated crop tins year of animously. We have a certain percentage of WASHINGTON—The steel labor crisis swept into Washington t^ay complete. plans ’for the 1,278,500. The central Okanagan’s in its rush towards a possible country-wide strike next Satoday. S«k- son. regretted he be unable _to not crop last year was 3.267.904 boxes. fruit that is approaching too close event. It was J. J. Ladd, president of toe local fn r -Hiis vear is 3.354.r to maturity to dispatch to long- Ing to a v e r t T v S steri shutdown. Cyrus S. Canadian-^m ^ Barbara Hatton Coming haul markets and that fruit usually ector of the United States Mediation and Conciliation Service, prepared gotiations are now underway to HOT SPELL TO takes care of our short-haul outlets. to nass over the dispute with both sides this afternoon. , 4.1, tVc Word was received by Dr. An­ bring Mr. Thompson to the city, He iW e d to the conference PhiUp Murray, president of the U.S. derson that Miss Barbara Hutton, ...... “If growers were allowed to bring Steefworker7o£ America (CIO) and officials of several large companies, forward commercial crops to a ornamental swimming champion of te S ‘e“®boa^' eS^utive Crab production in the^north is eONTINDE SAYS point where they have to be mar­ including the pace-setting United States Steel Corporation. noart North America, who is now finish­ Tuesday afternoon. expected to ^ o p from IM,109 boxes Before the negotiations between the union and U.S. Steel feU apart ing up a tour with Buster Crabbe’s WILL PROVIDE keted immediatelv or not all, due last^ eek in Pittsburgh, the union argued that the company could Aqua Parade of 1949, will reach “We lose money staying open, but th e^ cen tia l^ ^ where WE.4THER MAN to maturity condi’ion, toe growers w r g e T ^ mubh as 20 cents an hour and still reduce prices and make would experience a major disas­ here July 20 to personally instruct SEWERS SERVICE ter,” he declared. substantial profits. a group of rhythmic swimmers who will ajppear on the evening pro­ ON ELUS STREET 6. Was Highest. use the shortened-haul outside toe city limits. S e c te d th ? y e ^ - M inimum T his Y ea r; H um i- Vancouver just as far. as it is TAIL T W O STRIKING UNION LEADERS gram. _____ expected this year. justifiable to do so, but if the Im­ crvTiTJEY Australia—The two leaders of A u stria’s striking coal Migg Hutton, who head-lined the • ~ , ~ __ ~ ~ Pear production will be down dity H igh pression is gained that fully ripe miner*! were Jailed today for contempt of an arbitration court and more major water attraction in Chicago, Providing packinghouse .officials appeared here last year, and was so in the vicinity of Ellis street do not slightly in the north, 19,950 against fniit will always have overnight than a score of Communists cited on charges of contravening emergency LETTER FROM lastlaai, year’sJX.X.X o - 24,980.------Pears------will x to thc Vancouvcr market, a to- impressed with Kelowna and the object to toe road Mmg torn up down a bit in this, the central area, far this year last n ig h t ^ ^ d ^ a wrong impression will be crea- ^®®^dri^Wimarns president of the Miners’ Federation, and G. W. S. Regatta, that she wanted to visit during harvesting of toe frm l crop, POWER CHIEF too, with 190,500 bo;ces estimated sticky, sult^ ^ y , pimetuated Ity a toe city again. Following the the city will be willling to install a against last year’s crop of 210,487. trace of ram during the mid-mpm- certain access to that market water show. Miss Hutton will go sewer main from Bay avOTue ^uth ^ e south had 347,256 boxes last mg and promise of more hot wea- granted shippers in toe or- to Hollywood where she will make to Clement avenue, md east on IN COMMITTEE year and expects 322,000 this year, ther to come. <|inary course of event, but ho a series of out-door swimming pic- Clement to Ethel stre«. Grape production is expected to ^ minimuni of 61 was recorded grower or shipper can expect he funds to prevent financial aid to the striking coal miners. tures. This was revealed at last Monday . C. H. Neale, city electrical inspec­ increase in this area this year. The during toe early hours today, ac- will be free to ship there% to the There will not be a dull moment night’s council meeting following tor, last week recrived a letter crop is estimated at 2,655,000, cording to toe records of R. ,P. exclusion of other shippers or' to MAIN STOHLBERG ON DAVIS CUP TEAM for anyone. Power boat races, r«;eipt of a letterfrom _ D. L. from R. G. Anderson, general man- water skiing, and Cana- Hgyes, Occidental Fruit Co., re- whereas last year it Walrod, official we .her observer, .tijg detriment of the industry.” Mr. MrtMVRV-AT—The Davis Cup selection committee today named parades, water skimg, ana uana- Hay^. m ., the West Kootenay Power north expects 179,200, some- Humidity reading this morning, ac- xoyd concluded’ « m J 5 e ^ S S r S t r e a k ^ d ^ r n e Main and Walter Stohlberg. Van- dian swimming champipM ^ 1 1 be and Light Company. Ltd., in con- more than the 147,232 of last wording to the local forestry branch conciuqea. S S . Mo„.rnal, on Canada’, 1949 Daria Cnp at stake. sent by the nection with the power situation in ^ ^he south, too, is expected was 51, fairly high after such a feature toe Lady of toe ^ e Page- , J^ttere^h^e^^b^^ Kelowna. 1 be up a bit with 40,500 against lengthy dry spelL team. ■ , YOUTH HNED STd^for too^ ^ t ^ S f n ? c S m p la in t s have DetaUs of the letter, which was its 31,800 of last year. Hottest day over the week-end TITO ORDERS GREEK BORDER CLOSED ^ f e r another typ e o' enter- '^received over the proposed passed on to council, were not re- in Grand Fo^s ®PP^® was on Saturday when a maximum LIQUOR COUNT a^restlin?^^ate^^^ S n e Wwk will comiience as leased at last Monday’s meeting, is expected to up to ^,000 from gg reached, just one degree ninriRADE—Premier Marshal 'Hto last night said Yugo Slavia p ^ s tainment. a westim g mate.-, tea seneme.. ___*v »+ ♦h.. nf Alderman R. aviao- erabs to 1.000 from 619; jjgjow the high this year of 91 on to s « ? i 2 ^ ^ ^ w i t h Greece. He said the object would be to protect Pacific TffArthwes^h^ NortowestXhas even been the city are completed,completed it was m- Prosser, was referred to commit- pears_down to 20,0TO_from 28.^, June 6. Humidity was higher Sun- Frederick L e b o id , Kelowna o /S k haa come .n tt.la: tt.a.,»e mna. tee. At Keremeos apples will be down day causing many people to be- youth, was fined $.50 and costis in thrown in for gooa^measure. Wo- dlcated. - to 200,700 from 238,567; pears will lieve toe day was warmer than Sat- district police court July 2 on a gradually close ttns frontter and salegnard the lives of our workmg men be down to 22,000 from 23.618. urday. Maximum Sunday was 80. charge of consuming liquor in a in this part of the coun^." t€ Official forecast is, for continuing public place, Villain** A ctor H ere very warm. Stipendiary Magistrate G. A, Mc- RUSS READY TO SEND PRISONERS HOME YACirr OxU^s Maxlmums and minimums since Kay imposed an additional fine of TOKYO-Russia today notified allied headquarters it wante shippta« Thursday are: $25 on a charge of obstructing, a for 20 500 Japanese repatriates during the last half of July. Some 10,0()0 July 7 ...... 82 51 peace officer. Police told the court i a p a S i n S e d since the war’s end were returned from ^ v iet tern- “ HUNT” PROVES *• 8 __ __-...... - 85 52 Leboid destroyed the bottle of lory the last month. >' 9 ...... 90 56 liquor after he had been stopped SUCCESSFUL 10 ...... 80 71 and questioned.. THRONGS SEE TEARFUL HOLY PICTURE rTTOTlN Poland—Throngs, estimated at 100,000 a day, are fiocki^ By JOAN GRIMMETT Lovely Scenes country. “We have been in toe in- Ei^teen boats of all. sizes and to t i f S S n S to o lic cathedral here to pray b ^ r e a portrait of the Comfortably relaxed in blue terior for three weeks, and every varieties took part yesterday after- Holy Virgin, reported to be shedding teams of blood. Main ambitionamoiMon ofui one ofox Holly- xT -bi-f Lop Chaney morning I go out and pick my wife in the Kelowna Yacht Club’s Bernard A ve. Repairs W ill u S. SOLDIER KILLS RUSSIAN SOLDIER Worked on a handicap basis, all ri.tt.u9 h tt. W3, ou. .ea tt.ua, boats left the Aquatic around 1:45 A voung United States Army officer. 34-year-old yesterday he failed to get even a fish' p.m, and _ _arrived _ _ .at: toe_ Wilson’s U eu t^ w n S ^ ^ L tod eross. killed a Russian soldier in a rifle duel at 30 strike. ‘" i^ '^ ^ w o o d actor was thrill- ing in Okanagan Lake. IWte. (^han^, destination within a half Start By N ext W eek, Says S o n ^ ih fA m erica n side of the German zone border. ,t was disclosed He’s Lon Chaney. Jr., who, ac- - -xjj scenery of the Okana- however, is deterained to try of one another, compahied by his wife, is. travel- Before starting on a three- again. He w a s qumk to pomt out Percy Rankin won the special, Tindcross said he saw four officers ^00 yards mside the Amer­ ling through toe interior of B.C. in holiday the movie “villain” toat he has caught h « limit m giassed-in, corked prize for landing ican zone Thev began shooting at me so I shot at them. Undeross « id "it was Within my rights’ ’m firing and he was back­ car and trailer. The w ell-kno^ explained he had been on-a stage other interior lakes and streams, first while toe hidden treasure to movie star and stage personality, tour for several months with the R c tn m Tuesday? Stetson hat) was found by F . ^H. ed up later by his senior officers. visited------Kelowna over toe week-end _j_y •‘Bom Again”. “We had to The couple had planned on only Turton. Refreshments, water Ski- EPAIRING of Bernard Avenuewill get under way within after spending a few days in Peach- after spending a few days in Peach- seven days and seven nights getting some ice for the trailer in ing and siurfboard riding displays the next week, and work will be completed around land. Even locallAAtti sportsmen teAktook approximately 40,- Kelowna and “some meat for toe rounded out the day. , R . , r r , T r- xtrtt- • x i- * • * • i REQUEST MADE REFUSE PERMIT - - . . . - table”. However Dick Parkinson Another treasure hunt is planned the end of July, L. E. W illis, a.ssistant district engineer, not know >oim* persou r p m seldom do young women know it b a little there. As a result, people v^lio Hill ed going to unit ersity or tm to fur­ The decline in itianncrs has often as much their social duty to accept who push other people around BIKMUKS Aliunr BLBEAU o f C'lKCt'LATIONH been marked as a sign of the times, gratefully the ossbtanco and def- never had much admiration from ther training sini(»ly liceatise laniily eoiiditions Tile Utile courtesies of life, which crenco tendered them by their cs- them. Neither sycophonb nor \ I mdciH’/rulr.nt ncw«paper uonid not penuit it. It too late for thc.'^e might do so much to reduce the corts, ns It b for the latter to offer snobs, they respect cacli other as every Monday and Tlmrsday -* 138U people, hut .^ludciil'. in a .aniilar po.itiou- frictions of cxbtence. are coming It to them. human beings and fellow-clUnsns. Water . Kelowna, by Tlie Kclowii* to have a very small place in the But what tlib crowded world In thb matter, as In many othesrs. Courier Ltd provnled the association is able to Iniild up its inlnd.s of many people. So much needs so much are the ordinary they afford Bn example to bo heed- fund will he able to look to that organi/.a- ■•Why can't Canadians spend cents, while other transactions were is to be gained by such a small friendly gcsturca of courtesy be- cd. Subscription Kates , m o re than S150 a year in the Unit- settled at lluctunting rales in the outlay of effort that for sheer coin-^ tween strangers on the street, in ( .mada $3 00 per year. tioii fur the tucc>s;u v Utn(»orary a:i.sistancc to states?" It was the b.w. who free market. In 1048 Ottawa re- fort it might bo assumed that the the stores and on public transpor- BY GuAIWATfcS t;SA. and Foreign - $3.50 per year came iiii with that 04-doHar quc.'5- laxed our import and export res- effort would be made. Unfortun- tatlon. Wlicn people arc forced TTOIUvIXJN, Sask. (CP) ^Dr. ^ budge llu- gap. The Studelll^■ ,\s:iislaiue lion and as we were weeding In triction.s and changed the official atcly, people not only mbundcr- Into contact wiUi each other for C. Norak ^ Yorkton was rocenUy Eastern Advertising Representative: .-lucialiuu ran play in important r Authofired as Second class mail. \ «-ai while ! gathered rriy tliouel)t.s for a to rise. too. But Ottawa undcrcs- people have failed to realize that by that miraculous lubrication of slty alumni who gave him OM votc.s. Post Office Dept., OtUwa satbifactoVv renly timated nil the things Canadians slrcngUi does not need lx* rude to courtesy. Tlie English have found and the other candidate R, J. Pratt. “We buy more from tlie States wanted to buy from the United prove its existence, and that cour- this long since on their overpopu- Wadena barrister, ,u75 votes. K. r. MmJLEAN, Pabtlahor than we sell to them. If we had Slates—which were made cheaper te.sy docs not indivatc subservience, K.A.R.T.’s A ppeal no restrictions we would buy much in price by the increased value of It could be rold that manners .\I< )XDAY, JlJf,Y 11,1919 more. Vro’rc trying to save Ain- Uie Canadian dollar—and we spent arc out of fashion. For that rca- i'lie Kelowna .\thletic Round Table IS erican dollars." much money over there that son, pcrhap.s, the schools do not now making what is e.vpcctcd lo be its final “Yes but why won’t American our reserves in U.S, dollars and put the emphasis on doportinent DO YOU HOLD stores accept Canadian dollars? gold started to dksailpcar. That which at one time was thought Student Assistance Association :tj)|)eal lor tinaiicial assistance. It is expect They arc Just as I'ood as theirs. It was when they clamped the aus- necessary. So far has this gone <•(1 Ih.-it pl.in-* now being made will enable,1 thi.s burns mo up to have to pay them terily program on us. Tliat was that a distinguished American nu- Sludenl .\>sislanre /\ssociation. '1 lial t (l in.il in.m,-* II ten nercent" she said. “Why don’t about December 1947. Remember thor and educator. Dr. Houston Po- iianu- probably i-> not a familiar one lo most in.siuuti(«n to become .selt-Mipportmg.dt-supporting. How- accept our dollars?.. we had no fresh fruits and vege- terson, asserted recently that the Dominion o i Canada ever in the meantime, it does need som e assis- willi a bit of a sigh I pul down fables of that year and were lim- .schools were turning out “well- of the jM’ople of tliis area, 1 here is no leason ‘ sculTlcr and got out iny pipe hod to $150 a year travel money. instructed savages . He thought wliv it -Inmid l>e, and, indeed it is doubtful if tance. tobacco I could see this was "Since then we have been doing that they had separated education K \K 'r should have no scruples about something which was not going to bettor, although I think I| read and manners to such a degree that 3 % the name ot the organization is ever very K.\K snou 1 n.i^e i be passed over with primary school something the other day'which in- the children were actually proud \vid«dv known. Its artivilies will not he sucli seeking additional linaneial assistance at tins dicated that the rc.servc.s were not to show there was no connection. lime - nor lnisine.->smen should have no reluc- ‘••'rho ‘ whole thing is compHca- [n a.s to In ing it freipienlly to the attention of the “ ■ . . . . . , , ted" I said as much to myself as hoped. If this Is so. It is unlikely this country as well. Basically, pirhlir ; it will work <|uietly and unobtrusively. tance about assisting it. It is ij[Uitc true that ^ understand It. to the that the ti^avel restrictions will be manners spring from respect, but there are many appeals for financial assistance American there are two kinds of Ca- h tte d . There was-some indication where respect is not ^ cu l^ ^ ^ ^ Victory Loan Bonds Hut tlial does not mean that the object­ liltrc arc mai > If ...... , n-idian dollars There are “omclal' l=ist spring that those rcsrictlons attitudes founded on sound stan- ive-* of tlie organization are not worthy ones, —loo man>-—hut IvA R l m its three years ot dollars and "free” Ca- would bo removed befoito lon.'^ d a r d s . it Is not surprising that cour- I... . fln l it I'aii nerfom i a nndinn dollars The official dollars khat would mean that each Cana- tesy fails, d'his organizatioii has been formed for the life lu|s demonstrated hat it can pcrlorm "“dian ^ schools,.however merely rc- pnrpo.se of assistitig deserving hut rmaiieially- verv niseful .service in tins com m unity. nminr nnd have been since the Ca- y®®*" spend across the line, pro- ficct the larger society. Women In those throe years it has as.sisted soft- nadi*an**govcrnmcnt ofTiclally made bably." , . , ®*'® longer looked up to in such *;ml>arrassed students eontimiing their educa­ in inosc II I ^ , , ,, r tho rnnndian dollar of oar value ^ started pulling a number of a way as to give moaning to the tion. either lit a university or some vocational hall, Ixisoliall, rowing, iiockey, baskckball, foot- United States dollar. The young Siberian elm trees which word chivalry. Their attitude has lacoss^, a..d track I. l.aa — •i(dU)ol . . . if so \vc would suggest that you drop in to iinaiicial assistance to these, but, more of them and guarantees veiy abundant ciop of seeds shed ity with men, such as is, they Invfsti.g.'ition lias shown that some deserv- sec us. We can advise of definite advantages int-^...... Students for a wiile...... iiumber of reasons,- - . hn|....tant, it has acted as a clcating house for Amertan ho.d„ ot^ tt.»o X ^ rS id " ...... accruing to the holder of certain maturities. have „ot the ru.ancia, l,acki„« to couth.uc their, d^£ou«c‘ S i ”S ! “ W c “?^“.''’Sd hopetuU., sliidie.-. .sometimes the amount short is .i \a ru u iy lounu, a sansia y . . . . dian dollar will bring one U.S. dol- Many investors make the mistake of “salt­ comparatively small one, Imt an iinsurniount- settlement. K elow na today is enjoying a sports exchange. boom and it is due in no sm all'm easure to the "On the other hand the .“free" ing away” their Dominion bonds without fiiiy ahle liarrier to further studies. uooiii aiiu >• , Canadian dollars, held by Ameri- Under these circumstance.s, there are stu­ geiieral supervision of sports given by iv/V K i. have no guarantee of value or YOU adequate reviewing at a later date. We can But the work of K A R T has but begun. It convertibility from the Canadian dents each year who must forego the oppor­ (io get the point help you in this regard. tunity of making a name for themselves in bas been feeling its way slow ly but eltectively offer no objection to the trans- aiul now it is in a position to render greater fer of these free doUars among their ivatural spheres and are forced by cir­ ami now 1C is m a i t Americans and have rules under with cumstances to make thpir life-work something service. Its plans are extensive and the en- ^-hey can be brought back a else. The country is the loser. ooumgement of junior .pons to physical rc- bStSS Tlie Student Assistance Association has creation for older citizens., Ihis is neitner tne .(jjgy 3^^ not guaranteed by the BOSTON Okanagan InTOSbnmits no intention of financing these students out­ ihuc nor the place to ouUine a detailed account Canadian g S " S “ he*5ffieS%o? PENCIL right. It’s purpose is to bridge the gap be­ of the past operation and the future plans ol They sell at a discount of SHARPENER tween the available and the funds required in KART. Sufficient it is to say that ^KART m aS. T “ SstI Slnk’u.a L im its certain cases. In other words, for instance, to now the official recreational body of the city, jg about that at the present Member of the Investment Dealers’ loan to a student the money he requires over a sort of service club for sports, that it has the Association of Canada backing of most of the commumty-mmded or- -vy^ithout any responsibility of the O k a n a g a n Stationers Ltd. and above that which he can earn. Nor does Phones 98 and 332 280 Bernard Avenue the association intend to give assistance on a ganisations in the city, that it has an adnlir- ^ Phone 1202 1425 EUis St. able record, and that it is an organization .^^ords if American^t want more Ca- wide basis. Students desiring to continue their stu- which can contribute much to the city and. as Jies at a university, a vocational school, a such deserves the support now being request- is smaller. If there are many nursing school or similar institution, who need ed. It is one campaign which there should be no hesitation about supporting, larger. That is, the Canadian dol­ some assistance, may apply to the associa­ lar is cheaper. The fewer free (4 A O # 4 O U N tion. Then each case is considered strictly on Canadian dollars there are in the C H E M 1 S t NO its merits. The student standing of the appli­ United States, the more valuable Let’s Have Them O n M onday they are.” T hope that would end cant will be considered; his—or her^—char­ the discussion, but it did not. Latest recruit in the campaign to have na- “But------why the discount on Cana- acter; the amount of assistance required. If tional holidays observed on a Monday is the " X o fS ^ 'o S ^ 'd S ’toath the application is favorably received, the J i money will be loaned without interest until Junior Chamber of Commerce of Canada. A t and launched forth again, “t^na- the student has commenced to work, then a its national convention in Tbronto a ‘^^^^p^^ase^of goods and ^er- i f small interest will be charged and arrange­ tion eiiclorsing such a change w as forwarded vices, more, than we can earn in , c , ct-ot-aa 0 + ni-fowta U .S . dollars by selling our goods ments made for the repayment of the loan. to the Secretary of State at Ottawa. and services to them. If the Cana- I N M Y H O M E ? From business and other groups all over d ia n government did, not inte^ere, The association is na^v attempting to raise, a fund of $10,000, which it considers will be the country have come similar resolutions, and t^^^jj^untey ^mfght^^te drained ample for its needs. This will be a revolving not a sinsfle voice, so far as T h e Financial away arid control of the^ rate lost Post is aware,° has ever been raised in oppo- entirely. What Ottawa does is to fund which will be loaned and repaid and then tell us for what purpose we can have U.S. dollars and for what reloaiied again. It is thought that this revolv­ ing fund of $ 10,000 will meet the needs dl the * " Why federal and provincial authorities Sve $150^^ students needing as.sistance in this school dis­ have not got together lonr ago through the necei«ary legislation is hard to capadiriri dollars. .That is this trict. understand From every possible angle the amount is guaranteed by the coun- The scheme did not origfinate here. It has . , , try. But we are not supposed to operated successfully in other places and the change appears desirable. take Canadian dollars out of Can- As the ICC resolution points out the ada^r only $25, I think— a small amount of loss due to the failure of the student , , , , • u ■ 1 amiunt anyway—for sale m the to repay is said to have been very small in- longer week-end would give urban people, united States. .M you go over to both grown-ups and children, a chance for a the U.S. and deed. ' . . ^ i • money to. an American bank to ex- " Y e s , M a d a m e , it is a foot The association is incorporated under the real and useful holiday. T hat alone is reason pbange it for U.S. money, you enough but there woilld-also be immense be- would not be abiding by Canadian Societies Act and is headed by some of Ke­ lliat practically cverythiiig you use, lowna’s most prominent businessmen. Any nefit to business generally. At present when «vFell, I’d be lucky if I got ninety wear cm: consume is attected for one of these holidays is observed in the middle cents bn the doll^ .subscriptions may be deducted .from income •' . ,.i “H you were an American bank die better by chemistry. tax. . , ', of the week there is a costly interruption with o^^cial you would not w ^t to load This organization merits wide support no compensating advantages whatsoever. ■ Jf/^^erY?uToSd^rSSs?S^ in business . Neither you nor your Treon” puts the freeze into your depositors—could^se them to _^s- 74-YEAR-OU) HISTORICAL SOC. charge your lawful obligations electric refrigerator; chemied Healing, soothing and antisratic. Dr. FORMED IN SOUTH treatments mean better fabrics; CUTS Case’s Ointment WINFIELD MAN official, are an American doing m ID C jS, brings quick relief. A branch of the Okanagan His- business in the United States. Those chemical fertilizers help grow 0 U K I V 9 Ot A safe home treat- WINS VEHICLE torical Society was formed at Oli- Canadian paper dollars would be O B I I I C C C ment for over 50 B K W 19 B 9 ■ years. 69c. Econ­ ■ ver and Osoyoos last week. F; L. “free” dollars and there is nowhere your food. Nylon hose and wTivn?TPTn_A ceventv-four-vear Goodman. Osoyoos, was elected you could go and get U.S. money omy size, 6 times as much, $2.23. WINFIELD—A seventy lour year president and George .J. -Fraser of for them on a • dollar basis; so they DR. CHASE’S 3, old resident of Winfield held the Osoyoos was nained vice-president, aren’t worth as much to you. You ''Cellophane” both start in lucky ticket on a car drawn rec- Directors elected- were N.v V. don’t want therii anyway. Natural- Antiseptic OINTMENT eritly at the annual celebration of Simpson, Dr. N. J. Ball, L. J. Ball, ly, for your trouble—and risk—you the chemist’s laboratory. the local court of Independent. Or- Mr. and Mrs. .Albert Millar, all of require some compensation.’’ . der of Foresters. He is A. C. Funk. Oliver. A. Kalten, O soypos,. was l puffed at my pipe, found it was a resident of this community for elected secretary. out and searched my, pockets for The chemical industry is never the last five years. The organization meeting was my matches. But I wasn’t quick Aroused by his family from a *1®^^ the c h ^ a n ^ p of J. e n ^ h . ^ ^ satisfied. It forever seeks new ci«3on Mr Funk- was taken Knowles, president of the so- “When did all this start? to tlm July 1st dance iri the ciety. He pointed out there was a “This exchange business? A long rnmtrmnitv Hall^to be introduced "wealth of historical data in the time ago. But reistrictions on the ways to serve you in this. to those present and awarded the boundary country which should be convertibility of the Canadian dol- THE S r M astefof c e r o m S Wame collected for posterity. , lar dates back to the outbreak of chemical world of today* E Attwbod, provincial manager of . Others taking part in the meet- the war, I think. In 1940 our doL used a novel method included Rev. J. C. CtoodfeUow lar was worth only 80 cents m U-S. of drawine the winning ticket. He Princeton, F. M. Buckland, Capt. funds but about that time a rate of DEMERARA S lteT forth vMtors JvB- Weeks G. Y. I . Crossley, eschakge for olficlaUy approved attending the dance and after wel- all of Kelowna. ______transactions were established at 91 coming them, had them in turn draw tickets from the revolving drum. Mrs. H. McKelvie. of Wen­ atchee. Wash., last of the eight visi­ ■ tors to draw, plucked the winning mruo h a ih ticket from toe barreL & BixJt £ U. Frank ’Tracy, chief ranger of toe *Ac8e local lodge and well-known school INVESTMENT DEALERS teacher of the district, spoke brief­ ly and members were congratulated Roval Bank Buildinsf Vancouver, B.C. for their activity and enterprise in selling the tickets on toe car. M alortI During the morning, races for Boitlif ; i''" ) children highlighting f r e e ice­ ■iL) 1 cream and pop were held at toe LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE: e>$ui4 Winfield playing field, while the afternoon featured a ball game. Scene of toe day long celebration was Woods Lake Lodge and toe L R. F. DODD Winfield playing fiield. The Winfield Court of the Fores Phone 1176 Oppo.^ite B.C. Tree Fruits Bldg". ThisTL aavertisemcnt ' ieis nntnot niiKiithedpimnsnea was organized only a yeargrow- ago. o r displayed by the Liquor k-onlfoi steadily to become one of the 1476 Water Street — Kelo\vha,B.C. CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED ) Board or by tHe Government or niost active lodges in the Okana- British Columbia. gan Valley. PAGE T im E E t h e KELOWNA COURIER MONDAY, JU1.Y 11, 1W9 DENTAL OFFICE SCHOOL SIGNS It Takes Years Phone KIN-BEES DROP TO BE BUILT Kelowna Elementary TO BE PROBED of Experience 1 ON MRNARD 0 OUT OF JUNIOR to Be a Plumber! BY COMMITTEE William L. Granger. 636 Bcrnaiil BASEBALL LOOP Annual Examination avenue, wrote to city fathers Mon­ Wc’vc got what The traffic commlllce of the City day night to ascertain If It is per­ Council will discuss the matter of it ta k e s Injuries. Lack of Financial Schneider; Elizabeth SebuiU; Eileen missible to build a structure ad­ Pramoied K”"®* VII ShUai; bharran blmpson; Scott; Bill Senger; Marilyn Short; •‘running girl" signs in the vicinily jacent lo the Christian Science Support Prompt Disband­ ,Ai 1 < , MU, n Ball teacher Snodgrass; Ivan Splelzcr; Cllflord Division 1. Mim B. Ball, teacner .j. Webster; Sheila Wei- Judith Snowseli; Marvin Steinko; of schools. eirnreh. Bernard avenue, which * July 8. 1949. ment of Junior Ballmcn Marietla Anderson; D o ^ Mac Weyenberg; Jeryll Wil- Bobby Taylor; Rosemary Tliiedc; Last Mondoy. Malcolm Chapin, would house dental offices and Kelowna, B.C. Andrusku; Dietrick Bartel. t»cr Allan 'rhoilackson; Jerry Turner: chairman of the traffic safety com­ apartments. Injuries and lack of public sup­ rnaine Belanger; Douglas Brani- ,nul. vi Stephen Willett; Walter Wuist; Lil­ mittee of the Kiwanls Club, wrote Council could find nothing In the Dear Folks; port hare contributed to th e ^ * - hall; Grant B ro w n ; Viima Cw»n- Promoted to grade VI lian Graf. city fathers asking for a definite -zoning bylaw which would pro­ WIGHTMAN bandmetft of the cone’; Gordon Clutcliey; Dale Coops; Div. 9, Miss D. Dawes, teacher Promoted to grade IV decision on the • running girl" signs. hibit such a building. Mr. Gran­ Weather superb this week Bees, tbe city's entry in the N o ^ ‘ Marlene Curran; David Ennis; Karen Amundrud; Vyvynn Beno; They were placed on city streets ger pointed out he will have com­ plumbing Okanagan-Malnltac Junior Baseball Glenn Eyre; Joyce Fairburn; Mar- Walter Bohr; Otto Biilach; Bon.ild Div. 15. Miss G. Crawford, teaclicr on a trial basis some time ago. Mr. . . . never can tell though it Alfred Anderson; Kay Baron; pleted his dental course By June, Phone 1122 1431 Ellis St. iniglit rain soon. League. Ion Foote; Murray Fraser; Leslie Dalilgren; Marjorie Evans; Dorothy Chapin said the club would be will­ 1951, and that he wants the build­ Patricia Bird; Esther Bredin; Sha­ ing to abide by the decision of Only seven players ore available Henderson; Marline Herbst; Hor- F.nst; Shirley Fitlercr; Ilcba Gng- ron. Bunco; Louise Campbell; Lar­ ing ready by the time he is ready ‘Acrvsa (tw - at the present time, league head­ vey Hcwlti: Ernest Iljerpe; Dcloris non; Peggy Hcrnstrect; Ilonnlc Kos- ry Chernnie; Robert Cichockl; council. to go into practice. BETTER GET THOSE quarters at Kamloops wer® advised Krumni; A g n e s Kusz; Philip drowski; Albert McConkey; Syl'- BUly Drinkwatcr; Carol Fumer- Before the matter was tabled, EAVESTROUGHS from last week as tlic Kin-Bees with­ Large; Doreen Lociuicr: David Lo- vester Mosser; Adam Schlcppc; ton; Marlon Gay; John Gelsler; Alderman Jack Horn pointed out should the ‘Tunning girls" be plac- r Ut>n drew from the league. Four of the gic; Mwin Meinnis; Joan Purdy; Shirley Sebrom; Doreen Serwa; Al- Yvonne Gravel; Jack Ilatannka; that the city is responsible for dam­ ed on the streets next fall, they S^klng cost »• original 12 arc nursing injuries and riancy Rannard; Elmo Rnntucci; fred Slcfwcrt; Irene SU Amand; Marilyn Hawkins; Norman Hcd- age, should a motorist run into the should be directly oppo.site school n e ^ ^ costs In C ly OKANAGAN one has moved away. Peter Reed; Dolores Reinhart; Alice Doreen Stelnkc; David Stevemson; blom; Eklwln Henkel; Kathleen signs. He also suggested that zone signs. court July »■ ----- Uniforms, donated this year by Ruhl; Marlene Schcllenbcrg; Wil- Maureen Straninger; Edward Tara- SHEET METAL lic Schmidt; Elmer Snodgrass; Do- sewich; Mary Thomas; Yvonne Hey worth; Kenny Kay tor; Miltcal the Kelowna Kinsmen, arc being Kozakoff; Gerry Kish; Andy Klas- WORKS gathered up to rclu.n to the ivins- rls Sutheriand: Mllca Trcadgold; Walker; ©lUy West. , sen; Jack Loxtcrknmp; Betty Mc- men. Though disappointed at the Brian Tucker; Norma 'Turner; lo grade V Cuno; Mary McGregor; Sandy Mc­ rbone 611 34Z Lawrextee Ave. turn of events, local junior sup­ Gladys Wagner: Kcnnct i c ten. Miss D. Dawes, teacher Kay; Mabel McLeod; Hclga Marks; Nlcbt Calls porters ar«* hoi^ul Kelowna will Fconiotcd to grade VU Chrlstli^a Bothe; Clark Clayton; Brian Moir; Elina Petterson; Mau­ — A LOCAL COMPANY — bo more succcsrful in junior league Division 2, Mr. E. Greenaway, John Franks; Ken Vllatson; Judy reen Pointer; Robert Reed: John play next year. teacher Wittich; Robert Woodland. Ryan; Ewalt Saplnsky; Bobby Adrian. Anderson; Pronmted to grade V Snodgrass; Moira Thompson: Dor­ strong: ^ i? v ’ Uiv. 10, Miss D. Bruce, teacher een Travis: Jackie Tucker; Carolyn Raymond Bell; Carplc Eddy Beblow; Moira Bell; Mau- Watson; Bruce Wclscr; Vernon W11^ Bu ack; Bobby Campbell. Buckland; Leo Wishlove. . Pat Cumroi^; Bulach; Donald Bulcns; Gordon Promoted lo grade IV Gloria ]^stman. qI Davidson; Ted Ennis; Rita Fcrstcl; Div. 16, Miss E. Goodshlp, teacher WcUon GrcatOTcx, D Orval Fofetcr; Valentine Frlcson; Wnync Brow; Janet Bmcmmer; ougb; Donna Gregory Es^cr jj^^ry Coiling; Ir- ... r Terry Burnett; Nicola Bltt; Colin '< ■‘“if# ler; Myrna Harm, noVren ving Gorby; Brian Griffiths; Monl- Campbell; Marjorie Catchpole; ■'W' , Kirschnen John ^ d , - ^ ca Hill; Lily Lippert; EMward Lo- Michael Ekins; Donald Ferguson; Tvrn^plin- Buddy Gordon Luck; George Mcln- Barbara Gaddes; Dorothy. Grccn- Film Showings Mclntosh; Mabel roy; Joan McMillan; VWerie Ma- ough;-^ Josephine Gwllliam; Patricia A MIIUOH CAMMAHS USl T H E BafM Mcckling; Gloria caskill; George MalolT; Elsie Man- Handlen; John Jansen; Jerry Jantz; commencing this Pereverroff; ^^ae^ delin; Frank Marty; Mikoko Mu- Mary Kowalchuk; Jacquelecn La- ■■Vi. w ^ Rnnnid Sie- rao; Erika Nargang; Karen Pollard; face; Helena Lethbridge; Gary fer; Ed^e Schlutcr; Ronald Sie^ P re sto n ; Phillip Pugliese; Lewis; Joseph Limberger; Diane .um™*Al’an Thom- Charles Robertson; Angus Sallis; Loudoun; Morris Loudoun; Heather t ' < ForTr"’'*"'"® Stark; l^oyd Stelte . . w atf ^eil Shelley; Jeanette Steinhauer; Goiag out of tovro? . . • McCallum; Lynne McDougall; Nor­ 7hitnoff ’ Ronald Stewart; Leona Stoppa; ma McElhcron; Susan Maclaren; WEDNESDAY, Inly 13 Don’t rkfctodiig suitu of money Bill Winter; Laurcna Zbitnoff j^oreen Wells; Gordon Whitham; Connie Markewitch; Valeric Mit­ ctn ied on your persdo. TrarellOT chell; Linda Newby; Joan Page; or Letters of Credit arc the Division. 3, Mr J. M^erMaier, teacherteacner John Wiebe; . Jimmy . . Kidd. j . STARTING AT SUNSET safest, most convenient and inexpensive Keith Amundrud; Ronald Anstcy; Promoted to grade V Dale Reid; Doreen Richmond; saetbod of carrying funds at home or James BIfford; Dorothy Bleile; Re- Div. 11, Miss D. Jacobson, teacher Frances Schaefer; Eleanor Schlu- abroad... Make tbe nearest DofM glna Bulach; Fern Bulcns; Michael Raddy Bain; Boris Baron; Stella ter; Earl Schoyen; Lillian Serwa; branch yoiit headquarters for Catchpole; Gail Cumberland; Mar- Baron; Grant Bentdahl; Yvette John Sharpies: Elaine Sladen; ananging travel funds. garet Dailey; Ronald Coiling; Jack Brink; Barry Crawford; Lucien De- Theodore Sparks; Gilbert Stolz; Gourlie- Marie Gruber; Allan Har- leurme; Celia Dolman; Lois Earl; Dorraine Warren; Donald Wylly- Every Wednesday aod vey Bruce Heitt; Mary Hoover; victor Epp; Willy Feist; Billy Gra- chuk ' OF M o n t r e a l Mer'ilyn Jones; Dick Kenyon; Al- vel; Thor Green; Barbara Hillier; Promoted to gra^e I'V 'V. ^ p S D bert Klingbeil; Rondeau Lewis; Columbine Hines; David Hjerpe; Div. 17, Mrs. A. Forsyth, teachcr Leonard Mackenzie; Lillian Mac- Nettie Janzen; Levina Knorr; Don- Barry Alcock; Genevieve Ander­ Sunday Evening wo»w^ caHamsMt in a m watt or tift since iiir kenzie; Glen Mervyn; Helen Orlo- aid Krassman; John Large; Joan son- Barbara Beblow; Sheila Buck- ski- Jack Pilfold; Mary Lou Ran- Lingl; Robert McCormick; Dale ley; Betty Rae Clark; Wayne Coch­ ■ylj WEATHER CONDITIONS nar’d- Albert Redlich; Don Ross; McKenzie; Lyle McKenzie; Ken rane; Max Deering; Earl Eldstrom; Tommy Schmidt; Janet Selzler; McLaren; Gloria Mandel; David Joseph Fisher: Alice Foster; Frank ' PERMITTING Dicky Sharpies; Roy Smith; Ron- Manning; James Marr; Patricia Franklin; Barry Willis Glen; Wal­ aid Weninger; Ronnie Wills; Linda Marsden; Miyeko Murao; Nola ter Gray; Dennise Hedegard; Kath- s ' Wilson- Paul Kusz; Leona Camp- Nash; Pamela Reith; Robert Rich- rine Herbst; Joyce Hoover; Lois A .•^plemlul selection of general intere.st films will I bell- Norman Tetz; Marie Deering; mond; Clarence Rode; Barry Scott; Krumm; Carol Lawson; Mervin be shown. Audrey Dolman; J a n e t Egg; Beverly Selzler; Gordon Simpson; Lewis; Gus Luknowsky; Ian Ma- Announcement George Eisner; Margaret Eyre, Philip Sookachoff; Frank Wiebe; caskill; Jean Millar; Harumi Mu­ Promoted to erode VII Larry Wiens; Wing Wong. rao; AUan Parrish; Charles Pid- ' ALL WELCOME Div 4 Mr. V. Ardiel, teacher promoted to grade V docke;, Rosalie Pivarnyik; Patsy ■Vi': ■ ■' Albert’ Anderson; Diana Belan- Div. 12, Miss D.-Fowler, teacher Pringle; Don Ryder; Betty Jean i The store formerly known as Gil Mervyn’s, and ger- Edith Blishen; June Brew; El- BiUy Bifford; Margaret Brother- Shussel; Richard' Stewart; Robert len Coleman; Marie de Pfyffer; ston; Claudia Dean; Annalta Flin- Thomson; Betty Standal; William _Silver Collection at each Showing— la t e ly C.W. Weeks, is n o w the Peggy Drinkwater; George F er^- toft; Gerald Godfrey; Bob Gowen; Trotter; Noreen Farrow. son- Shirley Gettling; John Gonie; Ward Graves; Joan Greening; Mar- Promoted to Grade III Vernon Gorby; Colleen Green: lene Gretsinger; Leona Hedblom; Div. 18, Miss E. Persoage, teacher S,.o~r'TI.V - the Kelowna Film Council in Co-opemtion with the Frank Handlen; Amy Hedblom; Marilyn Henderson; Marlene Her- Judy Avender; Wayne Alcock; ‘ ' Lions Club. Glenda Hill; Bill Horkoff; Rumiko ron; Wayne Hill; Donald Hjerpe; Phemie Campbell; Elaine Coops; Irizawa- David K erry ; Jenny Dwilda Houchin; David Ireland; Bernice Denter; Doreen Edwards: Knorr-’ ciemence Lingor; Sandra Harriett Jensen; Brian Kane; Neil Turn to page 6, Story 1 Lipsett; Bill Love; James MacFar- Karran; Peter Kolodychuk; Greg- CENTRAL STORE lane- Carol McCune; Stanley Mae- ory Lang; John McDonald; Billy hara- Ruth Makovichuk; Ford Mar- Meinnis; John Madsen; Carole shalV 'Barry Morrison; Albert Moore; John Morrison; Donald T his w a s the original name of this convenient shopping Neetz- Shirley Ohlhausen; Phyllis Murdoch; Nick Newfeld; Bernice centre and, as the mnne implies, it is indeed central to Robertson- Ross Ryder; Edward petrie; Allen Pritchard; Hugh Robertson; Ross Ryder; Floyd Tra- Piu-dy; George Redlich; ^Victor our customers. “Courteous service and satisfaction is vis- Eleanor Watson; Lawrence Schmidt; Kundan Singh; Marilyn our motto. We welcome and appreciate your every pur­ Wenninger; Ross Wightman Sladen; Ernest Stefan; Kenneth chase. PromoieaPromoted ujto ggrade VH Vera Stolz; Walker; Dick Turner: Sharon Fred Weist; Wagner; Henry Div. 5, Miss J. Lawrence, teacher •, R. M. MORRISON, limmv Avender; John Bauer; wieoe. „ , j Manager. BiuT Claggett: Dorothy Coles; Promoted to grade V ■ Michael Haines; Vivian HaUer; Div. 13, Miss E. 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Bfowtis' baseball school at Kam- night and Kennedy notctiing his city and dbtrtcL li>op3 that concluded Saturday. RUTLAND PLAYHtS second before Sarge Sanunartlno Kelowna Aquatic Asaociatum in­ CUBS END LOOP UBERALS KEEP found the ranffo wlUv the final goal. structions. In clmrge of John Kit- SUn ftlatsuha ucd oil on Uic- llrst REK Rainbows, Club 13 G o Final score was 8-4 for IComloops. pitched ball u t the game to touch ATTEND BROWNS’ »ou, Brian Weddell and Miss Jane SCHEDULE WITH off the Cubs' victory. John Naito VERNON TIGERS (Kamloops, fresh from the vic­ Stirling, started last Monday at the tilammed out a circuit blow with BASEBALL SCHOOL tory over tl«e enappy Tlgero, will Aquatic. TWO-HOMER WIN one on in Uie ninth. be gunning for anoUier win when Red Cross classes got under way A head In V alley Playoffs tlicy ap8>car in Kelowna against AUiiiKhntn of WinCiekI and Mils IN SECOND SPOT at Sutherland Park on Thursday KAMLOOPli—Six Rutland ball- tho Bruins tomorrow night ot 8;S0. and at the Boyco Gyro Park on Fri­ Uulland Cub '<•0^01(1 up ilie 111- Koga of Rutland shared the batting I.AL K Hoinber; iml Coffee KoyaLs fell by the wayside a.s men and two from Wlnlleid were In four previous meetings, Kelowna terior Baseball League playing acli- hunora with two for four. One of Tigers Miss Chance to Tie Ke­ day. Miss Joan McKinley and Miss among the CO-odd attending the St. won three.) Ijlllan Scantland are Instructing rdiile Witn the victory theme yes- ...... Alllnghom’s^ blows was a threc- B the hot pace the softball playofl.s iuteiisiticd over the lowna in Standings with 8-4 terday, defeating Wlnlleid 8-2 at agger. Louis Browns’ baseball school here, at the former and Don McKenzie. past few day.s conducted by Coach-Scout Tony Loss Saturday WinlUld in i game that featured By virtue of their two games to one victory over the Roy­ Roger Talt and Jimmy Scantland at •mart b.i-.i'-nmning and two hom­ Rutland 200 020 022—0 10 2 Robcllo, of Oakland, in conjunc­ tho latter. Winfield ...... 010 000 010—2 8 15 als, Rutland-lvast Kelowna Rainbows now arc the Kelowna and tion with the Kamloops Baseball (Special to The Kclomia Courier) SWIM CLASSES er;, b.v tiie Cubs, Club. Classes at the Aquatic arc held Cliutk. rv vlit i Koga for Uie Cuby Mils Koga and Morlo Koga: Uad- District representatives in JB.C. Softball Association Okanagan ICAMLOOPS—A four-goal last CONDUCTED AT every wcok-day morning but Sat­ and Gt*orgf Bagdonovich for Win- donovlch and Moody. zone playoffs. They now will engage I’enticton in a similar Sessions began on Tue.sday and quarter drive by the Vernon Tigers urday, while free swim Instructions Meld. bolii apepored tired after a series for the right to play against V'criion All-Star.s in the ended on Saturday. Ballmer came was not enough to win Salui^ay come off at Gyro Pork on Tuesday strenuou-i session at the St. Louis to Uic. school 'from as fju- off as night us the fighting Kamloops THREE BEACHES and Friday mornings and at Suth­ valley final. Northport, Wash., Port Albcrnl, and Young Liberals gained an 8-4 vic­ Free awimming classes arc now erland Park on Tuesday ond Tl^urs- BALL SCORES I’orco’s Club l.f |)uslied Herman McArthur’s Black Bom­ Jasper, Alta. Tlio Browns also plan tory in an Interior boxla loop fix­ available ot throe beaches In tho day nvornings. HOFTBALL bers aside in two straight and last jiight took a one game lead a school at Trail, B.C.., shortly. ture at Kamloops Memorial Arena. REK Rainbow.s 20; Coffee Royals over the Rutland Rovers in the district final. Rovers and the Attending from Rutland were; The game was featured by a wild 8. m»ursday’s game evened best will renew thejr two-out-of-three series at Rutland Tony Brummot, Audrey Wanlcss, second session with tlirec Young of three palyoff at 1-all.) Hugh Stewart, Tsun llanada, John Grits and two Tigers sitting it out Club 13, 19; Black Bombcr.s 3. tomorrow c\ filing at 6.45. Naito and Mils Koga. * Winfield rep­ in the sjn bln at one time. Lacrosse Tuesday (Friday’s game gave Club 13 the Dropping the first game last Mon loaded. But he fulled to touch scc- resentatives were George Bngdono- (Standings after the game was bc.st of three playoffs 2-0.) day to the Coffee Royals by a 1-0 ‘ ' ond base. He was credited with a vitch and Russel Graff. over remained unchanged. Tigers Royals 2, Rainbows 5. (Sunday’s verdict, the Rainbows evened the single and batting in two runs. after tlie 12-5 beating over the Kel­ 8.30 p.m.— at Memorial Arena count Thursday night at AUiIctlc Club 13 ...... 316 320 202—19 19 2 game gave Rainbows best of three owna Bruins nt Vernon Thursday that’s tomorrow night, July 12tli playoff 2-1.) Oval w ith a convincing 20-8 Bombers ...... 000 000 003— 3 8 4 LOTS OF PROMISE night, had a chance to pull up into Rutland Rovers 2. Club 13 0. triumph. With big Ethel Ramsay Spcrle and Koenig; Guidi, Wel­ a tic with the. Bruins with a vic­ (Played Sunday. Club 13 leads best setting tho Royals down on four der and Cianconc. SHOWN IN KARTS tory at Kamloops Saturday.) KELOWNA BRUINS of throe district final 1-0.) hits, Rainbows pounced on two Young Liberals played their best Royals pitchers—Babs MacKriy and Before an estimated 800 fans in SUNDAY BASEBALL Athletic Oval last night, Porco’s ball in the opening session ns tlioy VS. Prctchuk—for 17 hits and one big TWIUGHT TRACK ‘garnered a foui(-gool lead on a Okanagan International League nine-run inning. Club 13 downed Rutland Rovers Kelowna 4; Oinak 1. 6-2 in the first of the Kelowna and brace by Fred J avles and single­ KAMLOOPS YOUNG UBERALS Brewster 0; Penticton 7. Both of the ladies' nines were District finals for the right to meet First of Kelowna Athletic Round tons by Ab Mills and Dick Ken­ IComloops 5; Bridgeport 10. over-anxious allowing a number of Pcntlctonjs senior B men in the Table’s weekly twilight track meets nedy. Oliver 1; Grand Coulee 2. talllc.s on erratic flelding. BCSA Okanagan zone semi-final. last Wednesday produced several Going Into the last quarter be­ Interior League Rainbows had^ to dig yesterday r o Homers were knocked out by sparkling performances and a lot hind 6-0, the Sammartino brothers afternoon to take .the cllncter 5-2. HQyj Gilmour In the fifth and Bud of laughs for the spectators at knuckled down. With Sargo Sam­ Both teams are seeking a win! The Bruins arc going to CANADA'S SMART Rqtland Cubs Rutland 8; Winfield Adanacs 2. 2 manage^ to nick MncKay for qouj-u^ BCventh. Athletic OvaL martino showing tho way tho Ti­ make that red light blink. As for the Kamloops crew, Princeton 10; Rutland Adanacs i. hits while the Royals picked Royers ...... 100 000 001—2 0 2 Brian Weddell’s 20 feet, 9 inches gers scored three goals la less than a minute to make the count 0-3. they’re hot! Vernon Tigers barely eked out a 12-11 win Junior League up five off Ramsay, but only three 13 ...... 010 010 40x_0 8 3 broad Jump was an eye-opener. A in the last encounter. NEW CAR Rutland Junior Cubs 10; Kam- bobbles were committed during the Suzuki^ J- Runzer and Strcmcl; leap like that would have won the Wamloops came back fast with loops C.Y.O. 14. seven innings. Reeves and Gourlie. valley high Ochools event last May Davies scoring his third goal of the Thursday; Game ------by more than two feet. 1949 Rainbows ...... 021 593 0—20 17 3 In an exhibition game yesterday, Young Dennis Casey may be an­ Koyals ...... 100 510 1— 8 4 6 sandwiched between two playoff other Brian Casey in the making. ROLLER SKATING! Ramsay and Jenaway; MacKay .games, Kelowna Junior Aces, last The little fellow entered the handi­ Prentchuk (6) and Mitchell, years B.C. junior girls champs, cap 220 with 14 others and passed Sunday Game downed the senior B Armstrong them all but three by tape time. Lions 11-0, Anita Darroch slam­ Two little Chinese runners—^Wah Royals ...... 000 Oil 0—2, 5 2 med out two home runs for the and Tung Wong—endeared them­ Rainbows ...... 030 200 x—5 7 1 Aces, her 20th and 21st of the sea­ selves in the hearts of the fans by MacKay and Mitchell; Ramsay son. winning this event. and Jenaway. Aces ...... 021 142 1—11 17 7 With no competition in the mile Lions ...... 131 000 3— 8 10 0 A boxla game the same time as event, Kelowna’s ace miler,. Fred Rantucci and Forsyth; Harvey Turner, kept in trim by running in the Friday night Black Bombers- and Paris. Club 13 playoff fixture left the the century and 440. Blacks’ ranlcs sorely depleted. The Even P. "Cap" Capozzi got into shorthanded Bombers were no the act, putting all his pounds be­ match for the Clubmen. BRUINS IN LEAD hind the sh'of put to lift it 28 feet. The Thirteeners pounded Pete Results Guidi and Vic Welder for 19 runs ■Women’s high jump—1, Jane MON. — 8 to 10 p.m. before the Bombers were able to AGAIN FRIDAY Stirling; 2, Diane Fleck. 4’4”. score their three runs in the last of Men’s high jump—1, Brian Wed­ WED. — 8 to 10 p.m. the ninth. Paul Clacia committed TROUNCING ACES dell; 2, Royce Moore. 8 to 10 'p.m. some -vital errors near his keystone 100 yards open—1, Brian, Casey; FRI. — position but later redeemed hlm- 2, Brian Weddell; 3, Fred Turner SAT. — 2 to 4 p.m. self with the fielding gem of the Bolting Bruins Bounce Back and. Eph^iam Day (tied). 10.7. game—a one-handed catch on the Into Winning Ways After 100 yards junior—1, Don McKen­ SAT. — 8 to 10 p.m. zie; 2, Royce Moore. 11.7. o wrong side of a screaming line Dropping Two Straight If your dog could talk he'd tell you how much he loves KELOWNA drive in the top of the ninth. 440 open—Exhibition- with Fred the satisfying goodness of DR. BALLARD S. You can —Skates Provided— Doug Moulton was the big gun, Kelowna Bruins were back alone Turner running against two jun­ sec for yourself how the nourishing meatiness of OR- exploding 'with ’three home runs on the top rung in the Interior iors, running 220. Turner’s time BALLARD'S foods satisfy your dog completely, keep him MOTORS LTD. though officially he was credited Lacrosse Association s e n io r B 54.9. in the pink of condition. Mercury and Goodyear Dealers For health's sake— •with only two. In his first appear­ 220 handicap—J, Wah Wong; 2, standings Friday night after hand­ For best results mix only DR. BALLARD'S meal or biscultv Roller Skate! ance in the first inning, Moulton hit ing the hometown Salmon Arm Tung Wong. 1610 Pendozi St. Phone 778 ar^pparent homer with the bases ^ gl-O beating. Shot put open—1, F. Nicklin; 2, with the tinned Champion or Health food. ■ Taking to the road with only 12 Herb Capozzi; 3, Phil Weddell. men, including goaler A1 Laface, 38’9”. the Bruins rode roughshod over the Broad jump open—1, Brian Wed­ Solid metal dog tag . . . engraved wlth^ Aces to soar to a 9-1 first period dell: 2, Brian Casey; 3, E. Day. and address for ANY THREE DR. B A liA R D o faDOM. lead and were never forced after 20'9”. Mailing instructions on each package. that. Another meet is slated for this The winless but spunky Aces Wednesday, at Athletic Oval, at never gave up trying and literaUy 7:30 pjn. swarmed to the attack in the last quarter, hailing 17 shots on Laface and scoring five times. Reg Martin, in his first appear­ ance since his recent nose fracture, tallied six times to pace • all goal- getters. Terry O’Brien notched five markers and helped on two others ’ for the best point advance of the night. Big gun for the losers again was Armstrong’s Ken Watt, who beat Electric M in g at its best! Laface four times, three times in the last quarter. League action returns to Kel­ owna tomorrow night with the ever-improving Kamloops Young Liberals slated to take to the floor of Memorial Arena against the 9 f Bruins at 8:30. 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V rq o MS OR ROOM AND BOARD living room with fireplace and tord 1937 chev. three-auartcr ton deli- AtMcUc Oval. 7:15 p.m., open to .rxwr-A^A,-.. trout hero. . . . Spinner and worm 8 EBVICE OKfWAGAN LAKE—Good. . . . or flotflsh get results. . . , ______: to r gentlemen. Phone 1071 or apply wood floor, dining room, kitchen, very for 1041 or 1942 car. 2 frac- everyone. Some OKANAC.AN largo fish L/ have been hooked LEADING 570 Lawrence Ave. OTf-tfe sun room, utility room, laundry tloinal H.P. outboards for shotgup XIIUBSDAY TRAPPER LAKE—S o m o fair U unaMe t« esntact » doctoar IKE OKANAGAN’S room, very largo rumpus room, fur- and rlfllc. Inboard motorboat for KART-Aquatlc Aquacade, Aqua this past 'Wccic on deep lines. nz. furrier, that’s MANDELS in Kel­ nace room, den and double plumb- one man chain saw. Box 1170, Cou-- jig pool, 7:15 pm - r r w a s ‘ reported “um t‘“t o MIOT rep o rted . . . . owna! A completely satisfying fur WANTED Ing. 92-2C Swm h Z Z iSe OGO p S S ^ storago Bcrvlco—only 2 % of valua­ rlcr. Sunday, near HORSE CREEK. . . . »P *<> Bv” pounds on tho fly. . DRUG STORICS OPEN: tion. This Includes Insurance. Flat (Miscellaneous) V ^tover It was chewed his mcr- TWINN LAKES—^Report by TED Cloth ------NEW 0 ROOM BUNGALOW storage rate $2.00 per coat. USED TENT—10 OR 12 FEETT — $6,800.00— NOTICES KELOWNA STORE cury minnow In half and straight- TUDDENHAM Is that there aro a WEDNESDAY, JULY IS— coats $1.00 plus cleaning charge. cned out tho remaining hooks 'Tls lot of big llsh hero. . . . Ted reports Make MANd S ^ Tour Mecra for RcP»y Box 2T«. Kelowna 93-lp Well located on two lots wiUi 7 to 8 pjn. double, garage, this home has liv­ AUCTION SALE said tho hills echoed to tho howl- a good catch from a raft . . . Only furs and fur storage. 518 Bernard Timber Sale X474I0 NOW UNDER NEW Ing of tho “Swan” song and that oil a fow boats available. . . . r. a. wuuts A Co. Ltd. OStfc “ ing-room, dining room, three bed- Ave. TI<5'Pn r’A'RS TRUCKS rooms, a large, very attractive Idt- There wiuwill bono oiioredoffered for solo at was poured on tho troubled waters. POSTILL, S O U T H ' LAKES^ Phystehuu Pres. Fbarmaejr C A K & , llC U L /JV a a linlshcd utUity room Auction, at 11 0.1m., on Frl- MANAGEMENT . . . MR niOPEL reports n fair Good . . . Week-end reports aro the REAL REAL ESTATE VALUES! —— — ------„ . ------1-----^ with wnU nnd‘*laundrv August 10th, 1040, In the offlee sized fish and losing one npproxl- best this season. . .. Flics have been All the time, w ell have Just whut It-B.7_ CATEI^ILLAIt tubs ^ Forest Ranger, Kelowna, R. M. Morrison, formerly of Dau- matoly 20 pounds after getting It good In South. . . . 0 80Y 008 CUSTOMS you’re looking for whether it bo with land clearing ripper and blade, B.C., the Licence X47415, to cut PAUL WOODS LAKE—Good. . . . MR. HOURS: big or BJtiaU. Enquire today, Cowan Good condition. $8,000. Phone 38-X3. ^onn/w^A'#uir""y^.. — phln, Man., has taken over tho gro- halfway into the boat. . . . c-a u u FOR THE BEST BUYS IN ^300,0to f.bjn. of Fin I^ ch , Yellow eery store at tho corner of Richter JENSE3JI landed three good ones and MRS. BALDOCK roportya 8 a.m. to 11 pJB. PJ8S.T. Real Estate, 3029 PendozI St., Phone Armstrong. B.C. 03-2p Pine, Spruce and BiUsom on an Harvey, purchased by C. W. Sunday evening and BEN WADA catch of 10 Kokanco on July 1 on 02-tfc HIGH AND LOW PRICES 706-Rl. 1048 FORD—18,000 MILES —Cua- Weelcs a short time ago from Gil has landed fish up to seven pounds deep lines. . . . ^ m e nice trout contact of Lots 3 ^ and 3TO9, between Hy- jyicrvyn. . tho last two mornings—all on deep also have been hooked on deep MfTR'p'Q v n im iwAN! For nlostcr toni radio, heater, scat covers. Orl- drauUc Cfeok, and K.V. Railway, iinra lines CLASSOOEO ADVERTISING J^to S - o»„cr m W.teloy A,o. RATES wick at 1244-R4. This Includes Phone 1067-Ll. 92-tfc INTERIOR AGENCIES LTD. "cSitral Store", throrlglnal name B ^V E R LAKE-FaIr to good. M A B^’ ^ 200 Bernard Ave. Kelowna, B.C. i?i 11 j ♦ when the shop first opened many . . . Big catches arc not the order WAY and MHCE NICHOLiLS came 2 # per word per insertion. sidewalks, cement floors, putty coat, jj,3q CHEVROLET SEDAN—Good Phone 070 Five years will be aUowed for Located in a convcnl- of tho day yet, but tho fish are In with a good catch over the holl- ■ 25^ minimum charge. sand flpkh, interior and ^torlor jj|.pg Recent motor overhaul. Good removal of timber. ent shopping district, Central Store there, according to FRANK LU- day, with fish up to pounds. . . . Display—VOf per Inch. shicco! If ^ u v^h, • condition throughout. Phono 973 or "Provided 1 anyone unable to will operate under the “Purity” CAS. . . . Ho said 3,500,000 eggs SHUSWAP RIVER ■ ERNIE Service (diorge of 25^ for aB 0 ^ ^ ^ “ Mission. Estimates^arc Service Station. NEW 0 ROOM STUCCO HOUSE— attend the auction in person chain. Courteous service and sot- were collected here at tho stripping HEWLETT reports there are some charged ^ 02-2c on one-quarter acre Just outside cl- may submit tender to be open­ isfaction will be the keynote. stations—tho largest collection of fine flsh above tho falls. . . . ■ Contract rate—IMif per word per ______------— ------— ty limits, close to schools. Oak ed at tho hour of auction and For 23 years, Mr. Morrison was eggs from any B.C. station. . . . I SUGAR LAKE—Good. . . . MR. insertion. tfc YOITLL LIKE “HOME BAKERY cORGI MOTORCYCLE Nearly floors, good cooler, garden. 771 treated as one bid,” manager of the Armstrong-Glmli think It is something to talk about BARBER of Vernon fishes these products! Ask for. reach for these uajf cash, balance terms. Birch Ave. everytlme—at your grocers. De- phone 1250. 91-3c taS^f%m*’th1U11U.U iioiu lue i‘^DlMty™M^nkter°Sf Jjepuiy minisier 01 Fisheries,__ > ___ bT_____ B!c.''ffil:era‘______4l><. as“ir wili" e^uT'goliTpirntlnTrn wate'rsInnt wohlr often ' . and'rc^iorts good luck HELP WANTED Uvered fresh daily. Baked Just the in Dauphin. His wife and one son, the district and elsewhere in the last week. Forests, Victoria, B.C., or the Dis­ province. . . . KETTLE RIVER—A few fair re- WANTED—BOXM^KKEtS to make you lUce them. BOtfc 1047 PLYMOUTH SEDAN—heater, OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS LTD, trict Forester, Kamloops, B.C. John, are now In Kelowna. •A/wiuv A i. » m. ------spot light, sun-visor, custom* radio, 280 Bernard Avenue 87-8C OYAMA LAKE—Fair on Sunday. Porta have como In. . , . There 9rta?iTHERE IS NO NEED TO SEND five good tires, low mUeage. Seat Kelowna, B.C. . . . A 12-pound beauty was report- should bp some good fishing here, ______^ your furs put-oMown! Support lo- covers. In perfect shape. Phone 457 LAND REGISTRY ACT STIFF GROUND ed taken on the fly. . . . BELCJO DAM—Fair only, accord- WANTEflJ_^FOR COOKING and cal industryl Help your own home or 442-Ll. 89-tfc I^KESHORE LOTS FOR SALE (Section 161) DEE LAKE CHAIN—Good. . . . ing to MR. IVENS. tlio damkeep- Many parties have reported good er. . . . general housework, woman of re- tovm! Mondels offer you a com- O.K VALLEY AUTO SALES IN THE m TTER OF Lots 21 and COURSE BRINGS liable character. Apply 1998 Abbott Plfte fur storage service Md are 1 LOT THREE MILES FROM CI­ M, district Lot 3189, Simllkamcen ^ luck here this past week-end. . . . SHUSWAPS—A few good re- Phone 1075-R-l TY: 70’x235’ nice sandy beach. Ldrge fish arc still being caught in ports have come from ,the NAR- St.. Phone 245-R. 93-2p *uUy qualified to offer expert coun­ Located comer of Pendozi and (formerly Osoyoos) Division Yale R f lA N l ™Bcf > B K?h i X sel, There is no finer service any Price ...... $2,000.00 District, Map 1256. Vernon Assess­ DOREEN and all the lakes in the ROWS and LITTLE RIVER. . . . 4 GIRLS FULL TIME SELLING where than you got right in Kel- KLO Road. Look* what Kelowna’s ment District. chain are giving up quantities of PILLAR LAKE—^Falr, . . . regatta raffle tickets (all electric own—at IMandel’s. 80tfc busiest used car dealer has to offer! 1 LOT WITH I ^ G B BOAT- PROOF having been filed in my Numerous complaints have been fish, , . . This appears to be ““an ex- PINAUS______LAKE—^Poor. . . . kitchen). Good commission. Apply ------——------See us FIRST! ______HOUSE and good type fishing boat Office of the loss of Certificate of made during the past few months c®PUonal j^ar on the chain and I # *ii» imnna Game Guide Products, Ellis S t.. GUARANTEED SERVICE FOR all UNDERSEAT powered by 2% H.P, inboard motor: Title No. 118323F to the above men- over the “stiff” ground course hope ti»ey stand up to, to® Pressure Fi®e o^$10j»nd cpsts^

POSITION WANTED TEEN AGE BOYS DESIRE WORK FT’S QUITE A P R O B I^ K ^ W - „ ABLE LOTS intenUon at' the eviration one b y " A ld " e ^ V a c r H o r T on his driver’s of any kind during summer. Phone where to that broken watch U K b A L E oQ.in or clock—unless you know about calendar m ^th to issue to the jaid Monday night’s councU meeting, • • • The evening fly fishing is best. licence. 1246-R2. THRESHERS _ OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS Ltd. Frederick Charles Beeton, a Pro- ^nd he said toe matter is now be------—— ------..!- Koop’s! At 1467 Ellis St., north of 280 Bernard Ave., visional Certiflmte of Title in lieu -ng discussed by higher authori CAPABLE HOUSEMAN, NURS- the'bus depot, you get a 48-hour Waterloo BeUe Gity Kelowna, B.C. • ENG eimerience, good plain cook service. TTiy it! Koop’s Jewellery Now available in 3 sizes for un- Phone 98 Phone 332 having any information with refer­ ties. He anticipated some relaxa­ WANT AD WONDERS and driver, experienced home up- is the place! SOtfc mediate deUvery, also Wetmore ence to such lost Certificate of Title tion in the course within the near keep, electrical or mechanical. Box “=— HammermiUs and Waterloo Hy- is requested to communicate with 117^ Courier. 92-3p :^ V E YOU LOOKED AT YOUR drauRc Farm Giant Loader with FOR SALE-REVENUE M O D^N undersigned, floors lately? For a perfect'_ new Hay Sweep and Manure Bucket.___ home. Yearly income $p>. Very DATED at toe Land Registry Of- IN MEMORIAM floor or an old floor made good-as- WATERLOO MACHINERY gMd buy for $4,800. Apply Rutiand Kamloops, British Columbia, CADI STERN ______*^®w, phone 694-L. No dust when (ALBERTA) LTD. Hardware. _____ °3-lp 35.^ ggy qj June, one thousand JOHNSTONE — Remembrance of a A- G^Snon. established 629 10th Ave. W. 10249 108th St. -r wooTw mn nine hundred and forty-nine. J e a ^ ^ w e d ^ ^ ^ ^ o t h e r Calgary, Alta. Edmonton. Alta. FOR QtnCK SALE 7 KOUJsa mo ^ F. MACLEAN, Registrar. 80-tfc dern country home. Owner leaving. 89-M5C WITH COAST who passed away July twelth, nine­ ORDER YOUR WINTER SAW- Selling cheap $4,800 or nearest offer teen forty-eight MOTOR ROTAIR SERVICE—COM- DUST now! Contracts available. Al- —Apply Rutland Hardware. LAND REGISTRY ACT AUTO DRIVER M B. JOHNSTONE and J<3AN^ plete maintenance service. Electrical so green and dry slabs. Phone 948-Y 93-lp (Section 161) contractors. Industrial Electric, 256 Lawrence Ave.. nhone 758. ' 82-tfc - NICE 20 ACRE FARM FOR SALE, IN 'THE MA'^ER OF Lots 17, 18, A Vancouver motorist will spend CARD I OF THANKS NEW SET OF BUNKS FOR SALE South, of Seattle, Wash. Will trade 19 and 21, District 3484, Osoyoos the next 15 days in jail, was pro- THE INVISIBLE MENDER. PRO- ~® wide. $2.00. Apply Rutland it for a good Ford car. Call at 883 Division Yale District, Map 1436, hibited from driving for six months THANKS TO PAUL SEDLACK, lect your good clothes by having Welding Shop. 91-4p Coronation Ave., Kelowna, B.C. Vernon Assessment District. and assessed a $100 fine as a result manager, the Rutland Rovers, my 93-3p PROOF having been filed in my of an accident on Bernard Avenue sponsors and all those who cam- them invisibly repaired. Consult 18 FT. CABIN CRUISER FOR Sale. ------— ^------^ ------Office of toe loss of Certificate of Simday evening. iSgned on my behalf to elect me Mrs. March at “Mandel’s” 518 Ber- 25 horsepower Kermath engme. LOT 66’xl40’. Dry. Alro $300 in Title No. 118437F to the above men- Sentenced to the jail term for of toe Rutland Rally Day nard______Avenue. 44-tfc Practically good as new. Boat jurt lumber and shingles. East side of tioned lands in the name of Freder- drunken driving was Sam Chemofl, and Cherry Festival. I wish to ex- tr a c TOR WORK PLOWING painted and overhauled. W. H. Ri- Richter opposite Osprey. See Hen- tek Glharles .Beeton and bearing taken into custody by police sever- press m y thanks. discing, excavating, and buUdozing: belin, 1916 Water St. 86-tfc ry’s Realty. 93-3p date the 2nd of July, 1947. al hours after he was allegedly in- —DOROTHY SIMONEAU. J. W. Bedford, 949 Stockwell Ave., I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of my solved in a collision with J. T. 57-tfc FOR SALE—NATURAL FINISH 6 ROOM HOUSE ON QUHTT street, intention at the expiration of one oikawa, Kamloops. 03-lc piione 1054-L. Jones’-built 16 ft. lake cruiser and Owner must leave city. Apply^J2 calendar month to issue to the said Failure to remain at the scene of COMING EVENTS ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? For outboard motor, $650.00. Phone Speer St. »3-4p Qbarles Beeton, a pro- an accident cost him $100 and costs your building needs get our prices. 1026. 86tfc — _ of^oTvrFD BUNGALOW visional Certificate of Title in lieu jn city police court this morning. KELOW^Vt-’S NEW DANCE school Qne week delivery on Sash win- i^riTTR ■rttr'ntr MOFFAT GAS I mbc living room of such lost Certificate. Any pereon njjg was reported hurt in to© .------c„.44 . FOUR-BURNER MOIFAT G A ^ garage attached, iifformation vnth rrfer- accident that caused slight damage H is now situated in the Scott Bmld- dows, doors, frames and all build- -nna-tt- lust like hew post war with firg place’ Utility, room , a n d ------^ m 4io •— ------ing, Studio “C”. Drop in and see us jng supplies. Mail us a Ust of your with automatic oven Also cooler Phone 138 84-tfc ®®®® ^ ^ch 1 ^ Certificate of ^U e both cars. any evening except Tuesdays and needs and get our prices. READE, “ °tS c t tor ro c k ISs w itrabout 3 is requested to communicate with ------Wednesdays tor a dance analysis. sASH. DOOR & BUILDING SUP- so Also Conner tubing 33 ACRE DAIRY FARM— 9 m ilk the u ^ ^ ig n ed . , or 171P 17 l 1 A 7 A f f D ^ ifled Advertising te Waltz. Rumba. Tango, Samba and pl Y, Box 36, Abbotsford. B.C. foifTTiatallile ^thal/^rice Excel- cows 6 heifers, 1 bull Electric milk P eo p le* * Market-place. WORRY LOCAL GO! GO! GCr AK OGOPOGO, («r nrii Irw BMlt Stto aetoMt £ f S S ! r i S HASPBERB.es P ^ .p -e K.G.L HEAD rirltk. Oallf am Taar. Bltai, Ha. irenaozi ov, ygjjp requirements early V or come 92-2p UNITED BROTHERHOOD of Car- owna. Phone 36. Free irree demonstra-aemonsira- I'J ' 4i,»,v,v,™ T*.,aTj„e r,a^ce=n,^co<: the TTxe manager of the Kelowna penters and;_ Jomere _Local M70 tion anytime. Guaranteed fresh ® Passes t SPECIAL RAIL meets to toe orange S Pl-ef'Phone Growers’ Exchange is concerned IN EFFECT ' over fire hazards in the vicinity of and third Tuesday of the monto^t ugar gt Kelogan! 83tfc 8.00 pm. 52 tfc .— — terms. 780 Wardlaw Ave. 92-2TP* Special raUway the new pactoghouse located to / room bun/ i 5 ^ n - tte to th . KELOWNA HOUSEWIVES! S-A-W-S Do you like bread and cakes del­ Saw mtog and gimmlM. AU wmfc Dragltaes; ^dam ^ Koad_ Gra4e«; tolte ” Atoarta’*’m d ’ to a v Council Mtm&y toeht w ^ guaranteed. See Johnson at 764 LitUeford' Bros. Black Top Road acre 1®*^ ti?rl®n,.^eation. ^ L o w ^ t o t c h e ^ to _instaU fire hytoante ivered to your door? Baked fresh 92-3p British Colum bia, daily by a reputable local bakery? Cawston. 83tfc Maintenance Equipment; Owen taxes. 763 Birch Avenue. and ’easL are ®n toe west side of the building to You can save as much as $20.00 by Deliveries thrice weekly? _Phone sa w FHJNG-CHICULAR SAW T.®L.®S^cTncre^^^^ nounced by^ R. H. Powers, vice- view of the inflammable material I your Bam^aad address to 121 w d gtmuning — lawn mower service, AUTO COURT chairman, Canadian Passenger reading this ad and shopping at Udnvccwmccn. aaGc go - ^Uc, ddto ^ FeM Ladies Wear. PERSONALS (see our $5 dress special below) ___ MAIL ORDER PHOTO FINISHING Ruclcptc* National All Steel owner. All cabins fully LADY WII4 . BAKE PIES IN ovm FUms 30c. Reprints 4c ea. Plus 3c a®® ^ situated on Trans-Canada—High- on sale froim 'Jtity^^?, SawmiUs; Natio’nal Rotary Screens way. Good location, no oppostoon. jg ^ 2 2 and on July 23 for trains investigation and report. SHORTS — Denim, gabardine, wiches, salads for partys. Box HSO dozi S... Kelowna. 64-tfc Conveyors. FuU information Plenty of room for arriving Edmonton not later t ^ sharkskin, edrduroy— Courier. 93-lp “HEAT PUMP” from National Machinery Co. Ltd., good buy vmi g pjn., standard tone. Returning, VENETIAN BLIND INTRODUCTION CXUB The fueless modern fool-proof me- Vancouver, B.C. 78-M-tfc handle. Hione 974-R. tickets wiu be good until July 25. $2.50, $2.98, $3.98, $5.50 for sincere people. Write to No. 311 tood of heating. Investigate before — MArmNP However, if there is no train ser­ 529 Beatty St., Vancouver, B.C. building. huUdlnff. Howard Willson,Willson. 593 Su- SEWING M A C m ^ NEW WESTERN REAL ESTATE vice on July 25, tickets will be hon- BUSINESS OPENS T-SHIRTS— $1.39, $1.98, $3.50 motors and controls repairs to RR.2, Box 70-A, Kelowna^ available train 93-tfc toerland Ave. Kelowna. Phonewltfc 722. ®®achtoe — button hole attach- 92- NOnCE—FURNITURE_____ VAN____ leav- _ _ I _ ments ■— hemstitching — buttons IN KELOWNA Bdtomt'om 'approxW THE BEST. PLA(3i TO covered. The Sewing Shop. P. O. JOHNSON & TAYLOR .Tilly 11th, Anyone desirous of ship- buy Venetian Blinds? Wlty, Me & Drawer 1525, Kelowna. Phone 12M. TRANS PACIFIC Promoting toe expansion of home Sammer Dresses ping household effects to Alberta Me of course! Phone 44 or 45, or, ______• ______90-tfc 270 Bernard Avenue industry, a new Venetian blind fac­ MAIL SERVICE tory manufacturing company rec­ Cottons and Spuns ® e a t i < i ? ^ 2 - CCM BICTYCLES. also RALEIGHS. LOVELY FOUR ROOM STUCCO ently opened up in this city, imder Sizes 12 to 24J/2 ...... $4.95 t o$12.9S lowuu. Phone 298. 92 2c complete stock o< Pert, end ages- bppjelou, urfto_b^^to STARTS JULY 13 toe management of Ray Preston Checks, stripes; plaids, dots. Eye-catching models, de­ RTTQTM17QC! P P P Q O N A L one of the many fine services at eood cooler, garage and l^ ge lot. Importi^ roles of plastic painted lightful trim. It’s love at first sight when you see these. P lL K o U W A xt store—Me & Me. come to Campbell’s! Phone 107 Close to bus and school For few Postal communication between aluminum from the United . States, YES WE’LL DO rri PLASTERING. ^_____ t______—Leon at Ellis. CAMPBELL’S days only this is offered at toe bar- Canada and Australia will be great- Bfir. Preston cuts them to size. This stuc^ cement and brick work. I WANNA GO ’TOO, MOM! TO BICYCLE SHOP. ,^5-tfc gain price of $4,000.00. Immediate jy improved with toe inauguration way he can provide custom-made Only at the FeM will you get See Orsl & Sons. Masonry Contrac- town that is! ’That rent-a-buggy OTnurriFP msiv tunp OHERRIES Possession. of - direct------air------service------on■”* July 13. Venetian blinds for any window to tors. 572 Glenwood Ave., Phone service is reaUy a whiz! Let’s go to On this date toe Canadian Pacific ^a three to^ four day delivery. - j. Pre- such a buy! 494-L. 83tfc Harding’s and rent one for me. Us shipping or canning. Phoneon.3n ROOM BUNGALOW-----Airways will commence their new wnpliatTiiUnda iiaH to be — kid have fun on your shopping' 1226-R2 -----? on Stockwell Ave. This to a well pggjflg operation leavtog_ Vancou- from the coast This firm EXPERIENCED CONTRACTOR by spree! SOtfc toaSTERS RADIOS u? ONERS built house complete w th bath. ver at 10.45 toereaftCT ^ only one of its kind in the hour or. by contract. Free estimates. __^ ------‘^ i h t u s basement and ftmuu^ Large lot alternate Wednesday, and “ Apply 993 aement Ave„ or phone FUR REPAIRS and REMODELING w p PT5C TTM ALL' andaj-dTany early possession.^=.on. Go(T**fl8S^ j small red vanity kit Sunday. Con­ 15 ACRES ORCHARD CLOSE IN connections made via toe United Gloves ...... ' $1.00 tains keys, receipts, comb, etc. Re­ Real Estate States planes to and from Austra­ ill ward. Finder apply Courier. Winfield with modem stucco house 270 Bernard Avenue Hats —29^ (that’s right) 93-lp with full basement. Electric heater lia. Brassieres ...... —...... 49# ______furnace. Sprinkler system for f iv e ...... LOST—LOCKING HUB CAP FOR acres of orchard. ___ MODERN TWO-TONE. WHITE Costume Jewellery ...... 4 9 t and SLOO Ford V-8. Between Rutland and E. C. WILLITT stucco and plastered house less Kelowna. Finder please phone 1071. REAL ESTA’TE than two years old. 4 bedrooms, liv- HOIST PREDATOR Reward. 93-lc Winfield Phone 3X5 in groom, dinette; kitchen cooler, all 9 3 -lc oak floors, large matching garage MODERN XBAILEB PARK and woodshed. Ground all to gar- HUNT DEADLINE i FOUND L-ARGE 4 ROOMED HOUSE — den and fruit trees. Close to bus Deadline for the Kdowna Md Showers, electric plug-tos Ladies' Wear partly finished, liveable. Lights, wa- and store. Selling cheap for short District Rod and Gun Club preda- KEIXIWNA KUMFY KOURT POUND—(CHILD’S PURSE on the ter, close to pork and beach, nice time only. Also 2 lots cheap for tor shoot has been extended from 1884 Vemon RdL' Fbome 8 0 It Pays to Shop at—the FeM IQl Radio Bldg.. Corner Bernard Vernon Road. A p p ly T. hlarsh. Mill location. Gyro Park, south Pendo- quick gale 680 Patterso* Ave June 30 to July 15. 92-t£c and Pendozi, Kelowna Phone 811 Crsrtc Cabins. 93-lp zi. Terms. Mr. Mellito. 92-2p 93-lp All predator hunters are asked i^adoi

m MONDAY. JU1.Y 1!. t h e k e e o w n a c o u r i e k P A G E SIX MISCELLANEOUS stcoti so long a« people arc Ihtrc Mcms to Ih*. in the minds of Wedding in Prairie City SHOWER HONORS ant. harried and u««^pbi»ti^ted- How € M n m scilcirtedl mon all these Kcntleimn. a common Tiiis I always thotrght, *pd toink. RECENT BRIDE blind spot. It it not what tliey per­ i:u.t to be a beneht to our wxrlety. Of Interest to Kelowna ceive, or pretend to pfsinging of favor------^favorite songs by Mrs. P. MUTUAL 11FE Indifferentlsro her*. I* Bjc nega tions Id uTc^pTlnl^^^^ nJwlogc by her fat»H.r, wore a Betty Fried; Jim Gordon; Fraser Trenwlth Mrs. J. Seaton and the ProhKtkM at law Co«# o / C A Ki A D A ATTENTION: Kelowna and District and with thls^^lndifrcrcntism, demo- model gown of fascony lace with Grant; &lc honor, House Builders and House Owners! cracy ever reaching fruition, seems long llly-polnt sleeves, high neck- away; Guests present at |kc s^^cr in- orrtet WAnadoo..ONrr. iiiilikcly. Locally, the necessity of Hoc and featuring a long entwined Hartwick; Bobby Hatanalm; eluded Mrs. Green, Mis. C. Black- reviving Uic lethargic vbter with a apron peplum. Her veil of brldgl jag Hcndcrmn: Meredith wood, Mrs. J. Bauer 6r., R. liftv dollar bond, is not very im- illusion not cascaded from a coronet Dick KosolofsM; Gary Le Feu , Brown. Mrs. J. Bauer Jr., Mrn. P. iS”! r r u S n c k m Lo- ^ E. R. ELLIS-'TUCKER. was best man. Ushers were Robert Kathleen Hillier; Nonio Lyon; Ruth M^^ ------H. MacLcan of Canmorc. brother of »a Kidd- Donna Kish; Larry Lin- Agnew Meek; Mlckit Nazarov, Parcels received in Great Britain the bride, and Herbert Miller, of B Y ^ Marty; Grant Mitchell; Gordon Pckrul; from Canada In 1D48 had an esti- Calgary. Palldor; Bruce Prior; Lily Kenny J®^tman; Kent j4 tO' awMt mated- value of----- $11--- million. A A large xhe reception was held at Shan- tcu Rcith; Shirley Rob- Horcen Schnurr; Irvin Smith, Pen proportion were parcels of fwd- gri-La Lodge. ^ Doreen Schaefer; Bcrnle nie Stolz; Raymond Stolz; Sharon stuffs sent to friends in the Old Mothers of the bride and groom gchleDp- Patsy Sparks; Donald Thompson; Gran* Weyenberg, You'll be happy a* a lark in a homo that'* protected assisted in receiving the otewart’ Lynne Stinlson; Tommy Joyce Williams; Tun Wont,. Country by Canadians^______Mrs. MacLean wore a Queen Eliza- Stewari, . by Murray A*phalt Shlnglea. They're lo n g -l^ i^ ... wml Weddell; Carolyn Wheatley; Jim Promoted to second year: weather and lire resistant and cut down costly tool beth blue crepe ^ ess with pink White; Clara Walker. Elaine Marty; David Sharpies; repair bill*. Call u* lor particular* on Murray picture hat and gloves and a wr- Promoted to grade III Bren Witt. Asphalt Shingle*. Let u* show you their wide r ^ e sage of delicate pifik - roses. The oi attractive colour* and explain how eaoOy and eroom’s mother choa©, © green Div. 20, Miss R. Honey, teacher Promoted to Grade II crepe dress with white polka dots, Adeline Abramyk; Jimmie AppieApple- Div. 26, Miss A. Kershaw, teacher economically they can bo applied to now root* or a •white straw hat and virhite acces- ton; George Belanger; David Bow- over old. Barry Bedell; Dorothy Bredin; sories Her corsage was of white jej. John Boyer; Maria Ciancone; Wanetta Brown; Sharon Burnett; FOR SPRINKLER IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT carnations. Dinnie Day; Marilyn Garward; Edith Cliff: William Davidson; Toast to the bride was given by xJonna Genis; Eileen Haynes; Har- James Davis; Diana Delcourt; cJ-leKanXct William McLaws. . old Klassen; D o^ld K n ^ Janies Earl; "Russell Evans; Gail Following the reception, the nje Krenn; Gail viUmore- Merrilee Firth; Wanda Commercial men young couple left for Banff and Linden; Bruce Lindroth; Winston ^llm ore, Mcrr ^ Shirley M T O R A i r U-Drive a lot. Joint! in the United States to spend Manderson; Daryl Griffith’ ^Viola Harris? Frances Our cars are tops. ASPHALT SHINGLES This service sought. L t S ' G ^r ^ KELOWNA BUILDERS W^DEN GARAGE Night Pbone 1070-B ' ... The complete portable irrigation SUPPLY LTD. “Reserve your car” with mauve pansies in a deeper whalley; Fay Whitehead Kenny ’ ponaM Sexsmith; Victor system/ designed, installed' arid, shade. Her ensemble was co m p le - -wigglesworth: Wiggles g.^^gj^.^jark Smith; Diane Smith; Phone 222 mented with accessories also in the y^orth; Louise Wildeman^^ Brian Willett. guaranteed to deliver lifetime satis­ Promoted to grade m Promoted to second year; faction with greater efficiency, less Div. 21. Gloria Henderson; Douglas Me- BaS'2nd?leng“% §‘S C.U; Ju.to Marty; N.ll Hath) trouble and lower maintenance cost gert- Ricky Campbell; Wendy Jarnes Walker. j than any other system built. Chaiiibers; MarUyne Chaplin; . Promoted to grade H Exclutive deiign; lighter, sell James Clary; Patrick CrowThers; Div. 27, Miss S. Harvey, teacher locking.' Emirndict unique John Ellison: Bobby Gretsinger; Bachmann; George Boy- “double pressure teal" Andrew Gruber; Brian Hamilton, Donald Bird; Gail Chapin; your nearest REDIRAIN coupler gasket—it's locked Sandra Kendall; Clarence McCas- cheavins; Pat Collinson; in, can't slip, tear or ride tu>. kill; Sharon McDonald; Loanne Creuzot; Lynn Dodge; Flora dealer is: inserts easily without tools. Miller; Darleen Moen; landa Ky- ^amiunow; Pamela Fisher; Dickie ■ a / vjr d T I J D I T U Self-diaining! ; der; Donald Schmidt; Roserriarie Dennis Friesen; Gary Frie- 1* U f lK . Li 1 Scrafton; Jimmy Shussel; ^llan Hill; Tellman; Dianne Veness; Hume; John Karran; Wayne V e m o n . ,Voght; Albert Wenninger; uarry j^ing; Rafch Kirschner; Carolyn _ Wightman; Marshall; Maureen Maundrell; UMPS&lOWER.Uiiii- Promoted to third year Kenneth Millar; Donald Morrison; Ervin Bengert; Mercedes Here- pat Nerlinger; Yvonne Olson; Irene 4 0' n A ST/ COR OO V a ;;5 T. .;,, iW,AfSCOU Vr;Hw.,C.C. *f koff Lawrence Clary; Bernard petterson; D a v i d Quick; Billy .1 1 .. .. , f. • -jj Feodoroff; Betty Graham; Franklin Reeves; Deloris Schemn^r; Pauline Loysfi.oybu Mercedes1*1., Maloff: Jack Sal- sdrogefske; Schneider; Te^yBobby Sexsmith; Sha­ vino. ron Stoppa; Frances Thiede; Lor­ ash o ”^ediraw"itfei'l Promoted to Grade IH raine Tupman; Nancy Walrod; Bry- Div. 29, Miss A. Wasley, teacher on Weiser; Malcolm Weist Marlene Anstey; Dale Avender; ^ Delores Bohn; Sharon Buhtor; Marilyn Gale; Joan A I B SECURITY NATIONAL SECURITY ward K&elbiski; Tngrid Korthals, Julith Large: Forrest Lindgren, Dennis McMillan: William Morton, anne Sanger; Ronald Sch^d, Stan­ ley Schellenberg; Garry Slesinger, Lawrence Ryan; Brian Ryder; Lyn- Gayle. Stewart; Allen Tanner; Mar­ garet Taylor; Alvin Jetz; Lawrence From OUT orchards, fields and meadowlan^, loot Watson; Donna Wilderman. year, came an estimated agricultural and livestock Promoted to Grade HI Div 22, Miss K Henderson, tracher production of $ 1 3 5 ,000,00^nearly three times Judith Burnell; greater than in 1939. Individual and co-operauve bell: Diana Dore; Donald Ennis, Jacqueline Glen; Ifichael enterprise have joined hands with g^ernment Wayne Johns; Donald Lynp; John bureaux to d e v e l o p better farming and hreeMng Kendal; Virginia Marty; Barbara methods—to put more land to work—to achieve Olney; Tony Werbowy. tovyvcc Promoted to third year. tgider, more efficient distribution. Another example Costa; Josephine Deering; M®^ cf practical team work from which we all hen^t. Lou Jenson; Sylvia Knowles; Deir- dra Mahoney. Promoted to grade H Enterprise, initiative and hard work must be a living pa^ ' Div. 22, Miss K Henderson, teaser of a developing coimtry ; enterprise to find new resour^ M d Prances Ackerman ;_Rpsie new uses for old resources; initiative and hard work to d^velt^ ran; Michael Bliele; ^ s ie Gail Carlson; Joan Covey; Katie the opportunities into actualities. The standard of Uvii^ off ¥ Friesson;. Ronald each of us wiU rise in proportion to how much aU of us produce Alexander s.'DAy. JULY 11, itKi TWO TALENTED felt that each is facing a brUliant NEWLY-MARRIED career. He hopes to see John Su­ YOUNG SINGERS gars in Vancouver next year. COUPLE TO LIVE Hither MAKE IMPRESSION Comparing Miss Dain's voice to Oiat IN KIMBERLEY Two talented young stngesrs. John of Riso Stevens should site put After spcudinii a ten day visit Sugars, boss baritone, and Doris forth the effort and concentrate on Twr> vv* !l-known families m Oils in this city, guest of Dr. and Mrs. Dain dramatic soprano, were audi­ developing her voic<\ Mr. McCanoo nty were joined toKetiier when W. E. Anderson. Mrs Robert Kirk­ tioned recently by Mr. J. A. Me- predicted a star-studded career for UerKetta. daui’hter of Mr. nnd Mrs. patrick. Kisler-ln-law of the latter, Cance. of Theatre Under the Stars, the young soprano should she be­ IJ j ! ScliU'Ppe, became tile lovely left last week for Edmonton. during his brief sojourn in this city. come interested enough In taking liride of Kolxi*. ««« Mro. E. Mr. McConco was very imprcaa^ the Intensive training necessary to Mercer and tlic late Mr. Mercer, on Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Culler and with the quality ot their voices and develop her talent Tuesday inorning. June 20. in tlie Utelr daughter Audrey, of Wrent- WEEKLY SUPPER r e c e n t b r i d e Cliurcli of Irmnaculate Conception. ham. Alta , arc guc.sts of Mr. and rkAKTr'R'O r\E»iriVl Very Rev. Father W. H. McKenrie Mrs K McKenzie and Mr. and WirlirfIM officiated. Mrs. G. RololT. of the Willow Inn. AQUATIC Altendants of tlie bride were her Pendozi .sister. Miss Marie Schleppe. and Mr. xind Mrs Maurice Meikle are Unlike the crowded Saturday Abbott Miss Marguerite Perry, of Salmon liolidavinj! at Uieir summer camp evening weekly dances, there was Arm. SupiMJitin;; tlie Kioom were at Maiiliattan Hoacb. Over the long plenty of room on the dance floor Richter Jolm Mercer, brother of the Krooin. July 1st week-end Mr. and Mrs. last Wednesday evening as the Elliott and Peter Schleppe, biotlier of tlie Cece Atkinson of Vancouver spent opening Wednesday evening supper Dr. Chase’s bride. a few days with Mr. and Mrs. dance was held at tlie Aquatic Bay Followin« a honoymn trip by Melklc at their .summer camp. Club. North tCiJiiey-Liver Pills car to tlie coast, tlie newlyweds will • • e Carl Dunaway’s orchestra, high­ make their liome at Kimberley Honoriiic Mrs. Hume Lethbridge lighted by Babe Newman's trum­ St, Paul where the Kroom i.s a constable who leaves at the beginning of next pet, provided the music for the Vimy TRY COURIER CLASSIFIED ADS. with the U.C. Provincial Police month to join her husband in Nortli evening. Batilcford. Sask.. Mrs. Bob Foote One of the larger parties at the Glenn and Mrs. Mac Trueman were co- dance was that of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bankhead fcostcsscs at a farewell tea last H. Hankcy including Mrs. Grittncr Wednesday afternoon at the home nccounanied by Mr. R. Hall, Mr, “90S” THATS OUR NUMBER of the latter. Highlighting the de­ and Mrs. H. Burrard and Miss Lois Yes sir, our little vans get around! lightful afternoon was the presen­ Matter and her escort, Mr. Richard =* Reduced Estimates tation of a pair of sterling silver Knlpers. sugar tong.s and coffee spoons en­ A smaller table for four includ­ —Tax Free graved with Kelowna ns a remem­ ing Mr. Ben Hoy. Miss Alta Nicho­ * Exterior Painting brance to tile honoreo of this city. las. Mr. Dick Stewart and Miss Orchard City Laundry Guests at the tea were Mrs. Carl Gladys Buss also enjoyed Mrs. Interior Decorating Brunette, Mrs. M. Upton, Mrs. W. Beebe’s excellent supper and the Phone 123 * Paper Hanging Blulman, Mrs. Art Jackson, Mrs. fine music of the orchestra. Gli Mervyn. Mrs. F. Tail, Mrs. T. Another party of eight was that Our Driver Will Call * Shingle Staining Carew. Mrs. C. do Pfyffer, Mrs. H. of Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Anderson. * Spray Painting Long, and Mrs. C. O. Boakc. At their table were Dr. and Mrs. T. Ml • • Watson, Mr. and Mrs. James Mac­ A Family Convenience. * By Expert Craftsmen Tlic Royal Anne Hotel has prov­ Gregor, and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. ed one of the most popular stop­ Gray. Parties of four wore popu­ * No Job Too Difficult ping places for tourists visiting this lar with Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Hillier city. Guests at the hotel include entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mr. J. McKee and son, of Langley Trueman. Another table for four PAINTING & DECORATING Prairie; Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Munro, included Miss Eileen Day. Mr. Har­ Vancouver: J. B. Rcnnlson and R. old Marshall, Miss Ruth Borrett of Kelowna Subrananian, Trail; Archie McMil­ Scott Bldg., 242 Lawrence Avo. and Mr. Peter Stirling. Phone 005 lan, Vancouver; Oliver Smith, Mr. and Mrs. WJlson McGill en­ Prince Rupert; Miss Alice Ibays, tertained their house guests, Mr. Prince George and Miss Mary Pack, and Mrs. R. L. Taylor, of Dewdney, Vancouver. at this rr.id-woek affair. Other * * • members of their party were Mr. Ellis Lodge is also having its and Mrs. W. T. L. Roadhouse. r share of visitors. Among the guests are Robert Harvey, Vernon; John B. Bruce, Kamloops; C. , B. Car- ART EXHIBIT bould, Kamloops; J. H. MacKay, ’ ■ OH OOUSIC YOUR MONUY M W MANITOBA? Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. John J. ON DISPLAY Harty, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. AT LIBRARY Coloata Shav* Cr*am f» llakl ""‘I riaht. George Bowen, Kamloops; K. G. Efcg.-49#; 3 lb. bag . ... $1.39 OKANAGAN sport. Coffee Royals met Rainbows yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock to ENGAGEMENT decide which team would meet Penticton in the Okanagan Zone semi­ UPHOLSTERING finals for senior women. Up to the time of playing each team had one ★ BREAD Polly Ann, 15 oz. loaf, wrapped ... 3 for 2 8 ^ IS ANNOUNCED victory. The winner meets Penticton. Company Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Murdoch an­ The old proverb, “cleanliness is ing. A cream-based lipstick may 246 Lawrence nounce the engagement of their next to Godline^” holds true more save chapped lips both in summer eldest daughter, Kathryn Elizabeth, than ever today with the dust seep- and winter alik6. (Upstairs in the Scott Building) to James David, eldest son of Bto. ing into the pores and clogging the • * * and Mrs. James Mowat, of Port Al- skin. Many who feel they need the END CUTS lb. bemi. A clear skin, bright eyes, flatter- help of a film make-up and powder POBK CHOPS The wedding .will take place in ing make-up, wtelMgroomed hair to hide blemishes and marks on Kelowna on Thursday, August 18. ^ d hands, bring radiant self-con- their skin, will welcome the intro- Following their wedding, the cou- fidence; make even characterless ductibn of cream make-ups. Made PARKER HOKE p!ie will live in Port Albemi. clothes distinctive, and lend the from pure silk, these creams or lo- FRESH SLICED lb. self-confidence of poised assurance tions should be merely filmed over COD PASTEURIZE AT HOaiE .... and popularity. A clear skin is the the face so that they are hardly Better Bake Plenty Going camping this siiminer? If direct result of what you eat and noticeable, giving the complexion you are, , the chances are the milk how you take care of yoiir skin. raanejeadde lemteu SaTMOiS e Mesfuze into lazgo bowl. H -«up you buy will hot be pasteurized. Make-up, even the most skillfully * • • lb. pkg. each ... InloBwann water. 1 tap. granu­ Raw milk often carries disease applied, is worse than useless, if the personal daintiness is always a SIDE DACON lated sugrar; stir until sugar ia dia- germs that can do more than spoil skin is dirty and clogged. necessi,ty if one wishes to remain solved. Sprinlde with 1 envelope a pleasant holiday. Take no chances Flmad>mann*a Royal Fast R ia^ * * * ■ charmingly feminine. Cosmetic ex- Dry Yeaat. Let stand 10 min.. with your nulk. It cah be pasteur­ In hot summer weather, cool sa- pgj.ts jiave collabroated to produce THEN stir well. Scald 1 c. milk ized at the camp by a quick, easy lads, fresh fruit in moderate q;iian- the wonderful new deodorant cream FOR THAT PICNIC K lb- method. Make sure you know how titles, lots of liquids, and, complete cologne set to ensure personal DODLEDHAN and stir in 5 tbs. granulated sogar, 2}i salt; to lukewarm. to protect your family and your­ avoidance of hot stodgy starchy Hginfinpgg at all times of the day Add to yeast mixtore and stir in self. foods is recommended by beauty j^d evening, no matter how hot e. lukewarm water. Beat in 3 experts and doctors alike to keep sticky the weather might be. c. onoe^ted bread floor; beat R B B B a B o a B m m a the skin clear ^and fresh. thing that must always be CORN FLAKES 2,., 25c well. Beat in 4 tbs. melted short­ .. . ^ 1 remembered in good make-up is ening. Work in 3 c. more once- ^ No m a^r hew careful you might quality not quantity counts, TOMATOES sifted bread floor. Knead untfl- be regarding what you eat, sum- , ^ * * * GUEST TEA f ;£• 78c smooth and clastic; place in mer sun and heat will often cause . , . ... .q \ Red Ripe your skin to break out in sun blis- Thi^day evening saw the first in greased bowl tmd bruiih top with No. 1 Hothouse melted batter or shortening. ters. Dust seeping into the skin is a senes of weekly aqua^des Md 2 lbs. 45c RAISINS r.fp'S: 2 37c Cover and set in warm place, &eo perhaps the most prevalent cause Round Grain I from draught. Let rise untfl of poor complexions. The best so- ^q^tic. Comety lU v C i 1 lb, cello pkg...... IOC doubled in bulk. Punch down lution is to wash your face often, clowns highlighted the evening of dough in bowl, grea» top and let andanil arat least two twu' ui or three tuicc; times tiuica a rowing------races,' swimming. . - and - diving •«««_ rise again pntil nearly doubled. day with a mild oil-based soap and exhibitions and water ballets, ^hrce CRISCO ...... ! 39c Punch down dough and roll out warm water, dashing cold water on of the amusteg and d a ^ g ctew^ to H* thickness. Cut into rounds right after to close the pores. At were Kenny Reeves, T. Mussato and IP I I n -POWDERS, assorted ^ 9*L* with 3* cutter; brush with melted night a more thorough cleansing Ross Landers. ^ ^ \ POTATOES J C i L d A J flavors, 3 !4 oz. pkg...... «ffor batter oe wortening. Crease with a good cleansing cream fol­ tounda deeply with dull side of lowed by a thorough wash and a Hundreds of fans cheered and NEW knifi:^ a tittle to one side of centre; mild astringent is highly advisable. screamed as the water football Local ...... S lbs. 2 S ^ RITZ BISCUITS ‘iT X " 18c fold larger half over smaller half • • * game betweein the rowing club and and press along the fold. Place, OneLine famousiaiIlULU> cosmetic ialuj firm rec-icvw- the vxic ow***m»»*«&swimniing club got^ imderway iUNSO laundering 70c touching each other, on greased ently introduced minute make-up to rousing music of well-lmo'wn col- pans. Grease tops .Cover and let petals saturated with a cleansing lege songs played by the laty band, rise until doubhd in bulk. Bake Destined to become a great name lotion and a mild astringent. Ely Dave Leckie captaining the rowing FLOUR $6.15 in hot oven, 40(P, about IS min. in candy. rubbing one of these over the skin,' club led his team to a two goal yic- one can achieve the same fresh toiy over the defeated swimming We are relatively new in Kelow­ glowing sensation which usually oc- club imder John Kitson. SYRUP .. 25c na but our candy recipes are curs only after a thorough washing. • * ,*. CUCUMBERS tried and proven in my country They are ideal for women working Exhibitions of diving weiy en- Local Field BABY SOUPS lanto, chicken, beef 10c of Switzerland. day long, and after working dash- ibusia^ically g ifte d by the record Large and and liver. 5 oz; Jar ing off to meetings or appoint- crowd, climaxing into a diving, New Fast>Acting Dry Yeost Taste our product and I know ments We recommend them high- through rings , of flame by Jane Finn ...... 2 i k . . l 5 c Needs NO RefrigerationI youll find it a great hit ly. Stifling, Betty Foss, Kenny Reeves • • • and John Kitson. Prices Effective July 12-13 Thoosoods of women every w e ^ ore Color dynamics have proved be- * * * . . We reserve the switching to the new Heischmann’s yond a shadow ot a doubt that A comic life-saying act amusM CREAMORE colors and shades make all the dif- the audience as •victim Jane Stirl- right to limit | Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast. It’s 298;'? Pendozi St. fast —it’s 4(crxVe — keeps for weeks ference in the world to your mood ing was ^Uantly rescued by life- quantities and pversonality as well as to your guard Brian Weddell and later CANADA in the cupboard. Perfect results io or looks. Cosmetic firms have realiz- "brought round” by "doctor” John Be sure... shop S A F E W ilY rolls, buns, breads! ed tms and therefore are placing Kitson. SAFEWAY H. R. DODD & CO. LTD. at yoiu: disposal complete'lines of A huge success, toe band concert- LIMITED &mo/rtAi su/i^/y/ Paramount Building colors to suit your clothes and your aquacade show will be carried on a B a Bi B B a B a a a i p^ersonality as well as your color- weekly throu^out the summer. THE KELOWNA COURIER MOHDAY. JUIA' IJ. OFFICIAL ELECTION SUMMARY Veterans' Donldea F. Ijtxson and A. Sutton lieet B. South Okanagan Constituency Davis and C. Bull 6-1, (K7; and Sutton beat S. P. Birtey, Vic­ Following is an oiOclal summary of the icccnt provincial election In toria and Cec. Clarke. Vismon. SouUj Okanagan constituency, ns rclcnscrl this week by Harvey I>. Wilson, 7-9. 6-2, 6-1. returning officer. Jfttaler Bays* Slnglea S i x t e c f ' Final — D. Delecmirt. Kelowna, beat. D. Catchpole, Kelowna, 6-3, 6-2, Jlunler Gbrts* St»clc« u a Valeric Winter, Kelowna, beat < SC 5 Dru DcekB. Vernon. 6-4. 6-2, Sv^® ' 1 o 1 si 03 H to FATIGUE ON iriK JOB Advance Poll ...... C7 12 70 55 Dear Creek ...... 11 11 23 Everyone who must turn out of Benvoulin ...... 231 1 ^ 2 4M ' 30 bed in the morning to earn his East Kelowna ...... Km 1(H) 0 352 daily bread needs on odequate Ellison ...... 01 70 1 la a amount of sleep. Nobody can stay Glemnorc ...... 104 284 44 healthy If he "burns the candle at Kelowna ...... 2,930 2,001 21 4,808 038 both ends'*. B1 health thrives on Naramnta ...... 201 140 2 S4Q 01 fatigue and sleep combats fatigue. Okanagan Centre ...... 07 45 2 134 42 Health is corning power, so get all Pcachland ...... 222 121 343 m the sleep you need. Don’t moke Rutland ...... 523 587 6 1,110 64 the alarm' clock your deadliest SouUi Kelowna ...... 204 145 0 447 1«» enemy. Summcrland ...... 218 173 2 300 45 Westbnnk ...... 100 173 303 7 West Summcrland ...... 703 430 4 1,233 357 Winflold ...... 203 188 448 77 RHEUMATISM! Absentee PoU ...... 138 74 117 329 04 Grand Total of all Votca cast ...... 6,555 4,(KD 171 11,305 1,080 ARTHRITIS! Theh*totTfilile pain b atten SModtaia T o brlDK quick rcU*f IhMa iwto d m to rboniBs- No. on voters’ list—14,432; vote cost—11,395, UnOD, aiitiHUa, •cloUoo, twaalMito and oouriU*. Percentage voUng 78.05% (1048 by-olocUon 71.1%). S«t a Iwttlo o f DOLCIN tahlota todayf Mint Bennetta . polled . •« _ .a 67.5% a>ra IT of «•vote dn(B-C TAdO1048 by-clcctlon ■>polled 63%). peopio who baro aufilami fimna atablilns,' THIRD Wilkinson polled 401)7% (Woodsworth 1048 by-clcctlon polled 46%). ihiOUiliqr. nniacalar aotwa and paiaa do# to Umoo oo^tloaa oannot koow trbat Jm and Percentage of Bpoiled bi£l|lots 1.5%. oont&ift BMur ba la otora far tbnn nntu tboy Bennett Majority l,808'Vote3. toy DOtClN. nrodt by tba oaporianoo of tbooMnda wfaobavo boon b«'lp€dbytH}IX:lN. Ranilla at« what count. Tiry DCKLGIN for' Downtoii and Miss Jean Banks, inocopt andjMokamd ralkf (Mat tbMW acbca Kelowna. (By default.) ■usd iMkino. D oC ciN tabista w cany to toVo. COAST TENMS Mixed Open Doubles InatottcUoaa cento with each |>ockac«. Dvt DOtCIN ehow yon bow f»»l It may help you Mr. and Mrs, O. Lender, Van­ and pro VO to bo tba very ■ooUklno you mod. STARS TAKE couver, Beat E. Winter and Miss It baa tbo angnUi of many thouBond* o f your figiUow-aufltam w ith k>D|^ Undine J. Banks, Kelownd, 0-(\ 6-4; E. accompanied by|)W catnana_____I...... pain...... TIda Kemble and M. M

can, Vancou­ •kflUbUyHioinnoondadhpvodactooirta vary little. ver, defeated H. Miles and L. Reid, <3«t- ■ your —OOLCIN iLCIN todtodfr ^ Ladles’ Open Singles . W tTH STORES TO SERVE L. Reid, Vancouver, beat Mrs. G. ANNA PLAN Leader, Vancouver, 6-4, 6-2; Mrs. MENJOU Y O U A T M McLean, Vancouver, beat Miss BRIMFULL T h e 807 Granville Stswat N. Bergstrasser. Victoria, 6-2, 6-0. KARENINA a Credit Home Men's Open Doubles f u n - MUSIC - LAUGHTER fr HO ‘ ’ r'■■ 't: 61^ 2 W est HasHaffs I o f Q u a U t y H: Miles and G. Leader, Vancou­ also 2111 West dlatAvem ver, beat R. S. Subromanain and 1616 Consmoiclal Drtii B, Renison. Trail. 6-1, 6-1; E. CARTOON . . . NEWS wirtitmiiooiE Smythe and H. Kermode. Vancou­ SAUY ANN HOWES Kelowna Klncsway and Ctartco I ver, beat E. Kemble. Vancouver. DbanadbyMtENDIfVIVIElt 1430 Lonsdale, North Vancouver Penticton 2438 East Hastiaga Sti gn«4 Bus Taggart, Kelowna, 6-3. 6-3. b u y b o o k TICKETS Ladks^Open Doubles 659 Cedtfnbia Sireef, New Port Albeml 2204 Main Stieet Mrs. G. Leader and Miss L. Beid, THURS. - FRI. - SATURDAY at 6.45 and 9.06 Westininsler Prince Rupert 2 3 1 5 td a tm Straa* Vancouver, beat S. P. Birley and •L IT T L E WOMEN”—in Technicolor 727 Yaloa Street, Voeforio 4440 West lOth Avea Miss N. Bergstrasser, Victoria, 6-0. 6-0* Mrs M. McLean and Miss B. BaA. Vancouver, won over Mrs P.