THE KELOWNA COURIER . - - — wawr»?af,w:8ir,.?w-. n u m b e r 2 Kelowna. British Columbia, Thursday. Augustjtb^ m S »WRSSIBS«WKIF-«: fSlW«T Audited Paid Circulation VOLUM E 45 TW ICE W EEKEY—MONDAY & THURSDAY
a n e d it o e ia l Falls To Halt R ^ tta H is t o r y Ogie's There Too! The Forty-second Regatta Is now history, but it will not soon be Aquatic Directors Emerge forgotten. Bc^cen Sunday and Wednesday night, nearly two inches ol rain Over the past thirty-two years, the iwcrage rainfall for tho whole Victorious After Fighting month of August has been .17 Inches. In other words, during the Regatta wo had twice as much rain ns wo normally have during the whole month. Under such conditions, it 1» raUicr amazing that such a show was so successfully staged. That this was so was the result of the co-operation Four Rounds V^ith eatherman 6 f many people. In the first place, the crowd was sympathetic and understanding, ino difficulties were appreciated and tho view point was a lenient one. More, Repeat Performance More Rain Falls During First Three Days of August the crowd was co-opcintlvc and many people braved the rain in a spirit In view of the rain which Than During Entire Month in Last 32 Years— marred the street parade on Dick Campbell, Seattle, and Jean Jumper, Spo cf helpfulness. Wednesday night. It haa been de The competitors, too, had the same spirit. Swimmers, divers, «^cn cided to hold the parade again kane, Win Men’s and Ladies’ Senior Aggregates water boat competitors, specially performers, all were anxious to dojhcir on Saturday night. Many of tho —Steady Drizzle Fails to Dampen Spirits of Re best. They might easily have adopted a *’whnt’s tho use" attitude and just floats which were entered in tho called off their events. They did not They went out and did their stull parade were unable to bo used gatta Officials due to tho downpour. WhUo ex under difficult conditions beenuse they did not want to let the Aquat c act time for tho parade haa not been set, It will follow tho same Evening Shows Outstanding was no fun to stand out In the rain for two days with wet fwt and route as on Wednesday night. soaked to U»c skin, but the oldclals stayed on the Job and enabled tho It Is understood directors of tho Kelowna Aquatic Association i r e c t o r s of the Kelowna Aquatic Association fought show to go on. , arc also considering holding an four rough and tumble rounds with Old Man Weather this Tho result was that there was a carefree spirit In evidence ..... n open water show In front of tho D determination not to let the rain spoil the show — an overcoming of grandstand following tho parade. week, but .*:nally emerged victorious as the curtain fell on the There have been a number of 42nd annual Regatta Wednesday night.' Despite thunderstorms, And the show went on. It was, perhaps, not as smooth functioning os favorable conunents over tho lightning, showers and cloudy skies, the two-day water event, talent which appeared on Wed which has never been cancelled since the first outdoor show was we have been accustomed to—some of the more difficult specialty nesday evening’s sliow, and at had to be eliminated. But tho net result was an excellent show which press time. It is understood Oio held in 1900, was run off before capacity crowds, and finished in apparently pleased the crowd. directors are considering holding a blaze of glory when a mammoth fireworks display literally The Forty-second Regatta made history. Spectators, competitors and the same show again. sailed clear through the low over-hanging clouds. officials unwittingly co-operated surprisingly well to make it an out While no swimming marks were broken during the two- standing show, considering tho conditions under which it was staged. day event, Old Man Weather shattered a 32 year record in that LAUNCH LAKE more rain fell during the first three days ox August thaii has fallen during the entire month since 1916. This morning, Kelow TUG FRH)AY na’s familiar sunshine was pouring down over the entire Okana Seen From The Grandstand gan, but it was a tired bunch of Regatta officials who attempted one turns to the air this Fall. In the above picture, _____ Jerp Launching of National to get back to their daily business routine. is shown posing with B6tty Ball, 1948 Lady of the Canadian naryn a^ spectators o f t e r fromfrcmi ^ a ^ seat a n nIn the of the most appropriate speeches Hollywood, the famous comedian told The Copier Lake and Sharon West, Ladj’ in Waiting Hope’s Railways’ new lake tug. Number 6, When they closed the 1948 record books last night the S d ^ 5 d ^ I n c iS ts impressions ever made at these funcUons. It is entertaining the idea of returning to Kelowna buddy was an added attraction a- this year’s Regatta, w U take place at 10 a sheets showed that Dick Campbell, 22ryear-old swimmer from grandstand. Inc*'° ^ wasn’t long but it was to the point ng^t year, and that he may bring one or two of and experiences. Speaking of athletics and the part hjg friends back with him. Colonna plans to make and made a , S^faYeshSr north'Y^^^ Seattle, and Jean Juniper, 20:year-old swimming star from r p m they play in building good citizens, gf f^g gag “Colonna of Kelowna,” when he re- powerhouse. Spokane, had captured the men’s and womens senior aggre- Tuesday afternoon. Tho show jjg urged that Canada was not do------After the new craft hits the water, gates, respectively, was "aU wet’’, . Kter^y. ing enough------in this direction and it will take about another 15 days In takinff the men’s asrerreerate, Campbell captured the .weather stole the show but didI not cQjxipiimented ® ^ . .. the Kelowna__ _ Aqua- Am««m_ quite succeed in ruining it. For the ^g Association for the excellent T° hSS Blackwell trophy, after winning 200 yar^freestyle| I™ /“rds first time in at least eleven years it was playing in this regard, Colonna Coming Back New Civic from Yarrows Ltd. medley sw im ; 50 yards freestyle; and 100 yards freestyle. He the show was affected by tho wea- r p m Built in Esquimau, the tug was garnered a total of 84 points, while Ted Willson, Vancmiver The night As the curtain came down on the 42nd annual Regatta last night, torn down and sent here to be re- second with 74 and Leo Portelance, Ocean halls, days'oFthe month of August we consensus Hollywood’s noted comedian, Jerry Colonna, indicated he would like assembled. Workmen started put- , .„ui, 1:4 ' seems to be that it was an excel- Posifion to visit Kelowna next year. S n . ' ” Teln Juniper Bnished with 54 points in the ladies’ senior Querried on this point by a Courier reporter this morning, Mr. C anadian National also has a new aggregate, emblematic of the H ir^ Walker Trophy. Jean Colonna said he was "very sincere’’ about returning to Kelowna. barge under construction for Oka- 100 yards freestyle; 200 yards freestyle> Is nagan Lake service. West Coa^t swim. In second place was Ina Salmon, Victoria, with 42 "You people were so hospitable to my wife and small son, that we would like very much to return to your city,” he declared. a . ® ^ ' ^ ^ S S !5?"?S?J'®work ?rpoints, and Bev Sabin, Spokane, third was 3 a Steff Whiteside, matter of fact, I may be bringing'two or three of my friends back City’s Administrative T,jjfiHing. The barge is ex- Pat Vancou'ver ASC nosed, out Betty Taylor, Re-organized to Cope with ^ beiready for use at about Ocean Falls by two points to win the ladies- junior aggregate. ”'to ’'Tu«day it clouded a, last » 'g? with me, and we will put on a real show for you..” Increased Duties the same time as the tug. Pat, who was awarded the Percy Norman Trophy, had a total Asked if he would be using the gag "Colonna from Kelowna on of 44 points. . . . , ^ the Bob Hope radio shows this Fall, Mr. Colonna said he would not EFFICIENCY In third place was Norm Stewart, Victoria, with 26 points. ^t^^f IT SliSn iSroved^vS? diSr“the i ^ t know until he returned to Hollywood whether he will be appearing LOCAL POUCE Jim Portelance, Ocean Falls, was ed by large crowds, revenue from with Bob Hope during the coming winter, but "no matter what radio Carl E. Brannan Appointed to awarded the Percy Norman cup, the midway and other concessions show I’m on, I certainly will be bringing your city into the picture. New Post of Treasurer and KEPT BUSY emblematic of the junior boys’ will be severely cut. Collector championship. Jim ran up a total Typical of the never-say-die spU- Mr. Colonna asked The Courier to once again express his thanks of 36 points; Harold NeviUe, Ocean jt of Kelownians, was clearly in^ for the wonderful time he and his wife had during the four days One new position was created by OVER REGATTA Falls was second with 26, while dicated Wednesday n i^ t when City Coxmcil Monday night as the' _____ Vic Chatt, of the same swimming close to 4,000 people jammed Ber- ers headed for every they were in the city. city’s administrative staff was re ^ XT- -i, club; Stan Powell and Art Infilis, nard avenue during the mile-long "'Thanks very much. You people have been ’ he said organized. to cope with, the increas- .Usual run-ofrthe-mill complaints y swimmers, were all tied evening parade. Many of the crepe- wonderful, ing duties. ^ n d incidents kept Kelowna pphce position with 12 points covered floats were unable to be ten minutes before he left to board a plane that will take him back Because assessing has become a busy duimg the Regatta. each. ehtiered due to the steady dris^e. to Hollywood. full*time task, Percy Dunn, city as- Five drunks were taken into cus-^^ Eevenue Cut Even the goose-pimpled girls, sessor, was relieved of certain res- tody and several others irx various . . _ ^ to the weather, dressed only in thin tething suits, With Colonna publicizing Kelowna on his radio shows. Aquatic ponsibilities concerning tax billing, stages of hilarious sobriety were com ^ ack to me weam^^ officials will now start preparing for record-breaking crowds at " ^ D e ^ te ^ e rain the afternoon supposed to be very, very gwd. L c coUectmg and inspection of H- asked to tone down. _ v . t L i L f m ^ ^ o n S yea^^^ the crowd who _had stood for more next year’s Regatta. , ■ censes. Mr. Dimn henceforth will Two cars were broken into, with jx be the weather man’s than three quarters p i an hour to devote his whole time to assessing, a camera, other equipment and ^p so witness the event. As in other departmente, the personal effects stolen. Two the two days of the And* Jerry Colonna, pitched right everyone, _ acrobatic stunts singly, in pairs and work of the combmed office of ,^gj.g reported stolen, one of which .^atershow that Kelownians almost in with the spirit of things by rid- city clerk and treasurer has ^ c n recovered afterwards,- One j jjg jggjjg^ jjjje. But the ing a bicycle down the main street. '^ O n *^ n d °y^ o^ the S le w - S o d * * S d ^ e d o u ^ jump ?rough^ Lady of the Lake Jeanette Oilerick increasing steadily, and_ the. O i^ bicycle was reported stolen. steady drizzle failed to dampen the much to the amusement of specia- Fathers deemed it essential to spht Qjjjy one auto accident was re- spirits of Regatta officials. Twice tors. But the crowntog effect came 'dents “ d w ere d a m a g ^ . r^ey WM done, ^ ^ ornamental the duties. _ norted to police. In this case a interrupted by downpours Tues- later on during the Melody U n « r Aid. J. J. Ladd, finance chairm ^ trunk door^of a passenger car Tues- day afternoon, the water show the Stars” program. . W ill Also Represent City at Beauty went off on schedule Wednesday, people jammed the grandstand and S l ’t i s g r r and at the end of the day, only the bleachers to witness one of the Pageant To Be-Held in Vancouver finished ten minutes behind sche- most outstanding shows ever put
.4- PA G E T H R E E THE KELOWNA COURIER THUItSDAY, AUGUST 9. IMS
BAKTE* ABrmm gumtmi d«pU» 0 t the ocean «*- medrich Von Baeycr. plod® when tmwght to the surface a German chemist waa the Inventor due to the diminution of preMure. 1299 D elegates to Liberal Convention August 5-7 of aspirin.______Some scholars have estimated thkt F lgll fOerLODK 2.700 la i^ f ie s are spoiten Some species of Cah’living in the m the world todqr» ______I Will C hoose N ew Leader, Build New Party Platform k e l o w n^ r a l l y Over one hundred young people press tAe iu ’fh n ... Ottawa— elect a now t r a d e r from Vernon. PcnUcton, Haramata. o f the Liberal Party, and to build Annatrong and Kelowna met at n new party platform, 1299 delo- the United Church Hall In Kelow Kutes with 840 nltcrnatca will como na last Thursday to meet tho Rev. %ela4^ hero from nil over Canada for tho Peter Gordon Wliltc, youUiful third national Liberal convention Christian education secretary of tho ^ /Tefoes Me rest to bo held August 5-7. Manitoba Conference with head Tho ddogntea who vote on i^ues- quarters at Winnipeg, who on his tiona put to tlio floor will, in a return to Winnipeg, will be trans ORDER YOUR Bonsc, represent tho twelve millions ferred to Toronto where ho will of people of tho Dominion. The bo attached to tho board^’ot pub^- ' . i " dchtgntion which will vote will catiou of tho United Church. COAL TODAY! coinpriao nil Liberal M.P.'s and Rev. White, who was was one of CONCRETE men and women who were Liberal the leaders at the Western Region Since 1892 candidates of tho liuit federal elec al Conference of young peoples* BLOCKS tion. There will bo 735 delegates groups meeting in Calgary this arc ideal for per proper from tho conatituondco in month for a week, was persuaded manent structures tho nine provinces, and 735 alter by British Columbia’s only repre- m y . nates. Tho Senate will bo ropro- scntatlvo at tho conference, Miss around the farm W m . HAUG Rcnted by 62; provincial ropr^n- Gwen Foulds, president of the Oka — silos, founda bitivcs will total 140; ^horo will bo nagan Young Peoples Union, to tions, walls, etc. 12 national and provincial Liberal visit the Okanagan before his re t a S O N nsHociation proaidontB, Roprooon- turn to Winnipeg. More than sev- Builders’ Supplies C o a l tation of provincial laboralossoda- enty-fivo young people from all 1335 W ater S treet tions will bo impressivo. Thero will points In tho Valley arrived by Phone 66 bo 27 from women’s associations; cars and buses to take part In the 27 from young Liberal associations; rally. 51 from university Liberal clubs. THESE BALLOT PAPERS, being nrinUid for iho National Liberal Miss Anita Vldlcr, former student Public and party interest, of Convention to bo held in Ottawa, AuRUSt 5-7, will decide who shall at tlio Christian leadership training course, .will center upon selection succeed Rt. Hon. W. L. Maokenzio Kbag as Leader of the Liberal Bchol at Naramata, opened tho eve of tho man who will follow Rt. Party. Tho printing, collating and stitching of these ballot papers ning with n short devotional in LONG DISTANCE MOVING Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King ns which she spoke of doing all "to Leader of tho Liberal Party and noccasltatcd special measures to Insure protection of the documents, US next Prime Minister of Canada. which later were transirartod to a safety vault in Oimwa, there to tho glory of God”. That election will bo an out-in-tho- remain until taken under guard to tho floor of tho Convention for • Miss Foulds extended a welcome I p h o n e 298 \ onen affair. Nominations will bo use by 1299 delegates. to visiting delegates, reminding the' thrown open and thero will bo no young people of tho camp at Camp S 8 « A ! « restriction as,to tho number of transported under guard to the August 6—^Re^tration: Con Hurlburt from September 1 to 6. people who may bo proposed and Coliseum. There, under the eye of vention opona: offldol oddroas of The evening was spent in a social seconded for tno balloting. Tho officially appointed returning offi welcome; eloction bf Convention gathering with refreshments being ... 'balloting itself will tako place on cers and scrutmeors, the ballots officials: oppointmont of conunlt- served by the committee In charge. tho last day of tho convention and will be opened and distributed to toes; adopnon of rules of proco- will bo ac^mpaniod by - every tho voting delegates. After each duze; speoches by zoprosentative TRY COURIER CLASSIFIED ADS Imown device to insure that tho vote, the counting will be done also liberals; committoe sessions. votes truly express the hroo will of under tho eyes of acrutinoers. August 6—^Reports from com- mitteos: spooches by repreqenta- the delegates. The ballot forms Tho Convention, the third which An cvery-doy film for cvery-duy picture-takers, 305 Lawrence Avenue. Kelowna, B.C. were printed two weeks ago; and the liberal Parto h^ held since tivo Liberals; ponerol business; upon their arrival were stored in Confederation, will bring to Ottawa election of scrutmeors and telleis. MEET ME Kodak Vcrichromc Film a safety vault by a group of offi moro than 3,000 Party meml^rs. August 7—^Reports from com at the ★ To or From any point in Western Canada and U.S.A. cials of tho National Convention At the Coliseum, where sessions mittees; speeches by representa gives you moro of those sparkling, Committee. Just before the ballot will take place, thero will be ample tive Liberals; reading of rules gov praise-winning snapshots^ ★ • Furniture Vans ESPECIALLY EQUIPPED for ing is duo at the convention, these accommodation for the public in erning voting procedure; reporting long distance and local moving. bcolots will be taken from the vault addition to delegates. of nominations ■ of candidsti'-^ for Canadian Kodak Co., Limited, Toronto. —again by several officials of the The official pro^amme follows: Party leadership; election n' r/>- ★ Furniture packing, crating and shipping by ex Convention Committee—and August 4—Registration. . eral leader. perienced help. LUNCH COUNTQt day for Montreal, planning to go KELOWNA’S SMARTEST Ifs made in Canada . . . Kodak Film . • • from Calgary by air. Mrs. Comer, , EA'TING PLACE the film in the familiar yellow box SECOND ANNUAL GLENMORE who left for the East by train some Abbott St. and Bernard Ave. D. Chapman & Co., Ltd. time ago, will join her husband in 7fl-tfc "KODAK" IS A TRADE-MARK Mrs. H. Thorlakson left last Toronto. They plan to spend a Motor Hatdage Contractora, Warehousemen «md D l^butors. REGATTA HELD month holidaying in Quebec. Contracts taken for motor haulage of all descriptions. week for a holiday in. Vancouver. While there she will enjoy a re union with her sister from Prince Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fyrii and AT ELDORADO Rupert Oh the occasion of her mo daughter, Wendy Anne, of Crest- ther and step-father’s twenty-fifth wynd, left on Sunday for WHEN YOU BUILD SPECIFY — Miss Kitty Heller Chosen wedding anniversary. their home, after visiting Mrs. Lady of the Lake "Over Ten . • ♦ • IVsh’s sister and brother-in-law, Rev. and IVIrs. D. M. Ponich tra Mr. and Mrs. H. Hemstreet. Other Contestants veled to Edmonton last week. Rev. [MOISTURE] Ponich has returned, while Mrs. OKANAGAN MISSION — The Ponich is remaining for an exten Phone PROOFED second annual Eldorado Junior Re ded visit. gatta was held Saturday on the beach at the Eldorado Arms HoteL Mr. and Mrs. L. Purdy, Mr, Jack It wgis climaxed by an impressiw Snowsell, Mrs. E. Snowsell' and These are son)e of.the advantages-you get in buying M.P. Brand. prize giving ceremony at which Miss Kay Snowsell motored to the Mrs. A. F. McAlpine graciously Coast on Friday. 1. Moisture proofed , presented the prizes to the winning • • • ■; 2. Dressed and eased edges to prevent splintering. contestants. ‘ Mr. R. W. Comer left on Satur The highlight of the ceremony; .3. Special putting key to grip putty was the crowning of Miss Kitty 4. Oxo sealed sash pins to prevent rust stains Heller as “Lady of the Lake” for 1948. Miss Heller was chosen from 5. Machine squared a glamorous parade of yoimg beau C a t l i e r & W i l l s o n ties which included Mfes CotoI AGENTS Sinclair, Misses Marcia and Elaine Collins, Miss Shiela Calkins, Mis^s Phillipa and Nan DuMoulin, Miss BUILDING CONTRACTORS Susan Beardmore, Misses Jeannie and June Cancel, and Miss Irene HeUer. FoUowing the parade. Miss ® STUCCOING — PHONE 1012 — Susan Beardmmre, last year’s “La . if ' ' Builders Supply Ltd. dy of the Lake;’ presented the tra LEON AVENUE F A M O U S S I N C ditional crown, robe and sceptre to • PLASTERING 1054 Ellis Street (Just north of the station) PH O N E 757 the new lady, 'who then presided 275 KELOWNA Distributed in C anado by C alvert Distilleries (Canadoj Utnited during the ceremony. '7 ‘ ★ Judges of the re^tta were Mes — FREE ESTIMATES - This advertisement is not published or d isp^ed by the Uquor Control srs.- DuMoulin and Eric Beardmore. Board or by the Government of British Columbia. Following is a list of the various regatta events and their • re^eCtive winners:— Swimming Girls 10 and 11 year—1st heat: Phil DuMoulin, Sheila Calkins. Boys, 10 and 1 1 years—Michael Calkins, George Bentley. WATCH.OUT FOR CODLING MOTH! Under 10 years—Ian Beaiumore, Marcia Collins. „ Champion of Lake Tire Race— Michael DuMoulin, Ian Beardmore. . Tire Race, girls, 1st hea^Plm Dumoulin, Susan Beardmore, Carol Sinclair. « j Second heat—Ian Beardmore, G. Bentley and Michael Caulkin, Mar cia Collins. Third heat—^Michael DbMoulin, Bruce McAlpine, Sheila Caulkins. Olstbelho Air RA Gn'fo—for On look of tbe ftarl Girls’ Diving-Sheila Caulkins, Vo^ b is its leaf, IsD dteaeBe . . . esd Oen'e pleoUi of cbanacel Nan DuMoulin. ^ Special prize—Susan Beartoore. Boys’ Diving—Bruce McAlpine, 9.5 f;}-i>i- Michael Caulkins. _ Boys’ 75 yards open — Bill Du- Mouiin, Jim Butler, Dave ^ulkin. Under water swimming, boys — 1, Bruce McAlpine; 2, Ian Beard- more; 3, George Bentley. . , ' Under water swimmmg, g ^ l^ i. Phil DuMoulin and Carol Smclaur, Codling Moth develop tied; 2, Elaine Collins. and injure your crop. At ■ the first sig n o f eting8> WOMAN EDITS 1. Seert* Ifti wSdr— spray with DEENATE j reolly sofa-widel 50-W. Control is easy— WEEKLY PAPER New ""flight Panel” doth wUh new no-glare if yo u sp ray in tim e. J ’’Black Ugbtmg”. WINNIPEG (CP)—One w om ^ The oe« "Oe^ Deck" Legfaso LecbBr it S7% roonierl editor^Ifrs, Una Phillips, of the One Spray Is fnough Boissevain, Man., Recorder—Mt m If yoo IwVan't yet laomad oil oiioot the ford at the annual convention of the "Fohy-Nluet'*, moke a beeline for yew Fold One' spray with DEENATE 50-W at a f¥.r« m wr Manitoba division, Canadian Week tlds assures dependable protection. DEENATC 50-W ly Newspaper Association, held Dealer’s riaht now. 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(M ^ , I t ! i / 'T',,( f > Mnf. ' f THUESDAY, AUGUST' 5. m S TH® KKi:#OWNA COURIEB PAG E FOUR Mrs. C. Ttiompson 8. LOCAL TRAP Quail aliuot spores follow: B. OCTOPUS PROM EOC8 many a» 50.000 cgK» in the couree HMDS Tliompson 22. H. FiUgerald 17, l»op- Ttie female octopus may lay as of a few day*- ______SHOOT SCORES ham 16. Boutwcll 15, Tieadgokl 13, MECT TO SET Scores In the July 28 weekly trap q FUrgcraltk 12, Porter 11. shoot of the Kelowna and District -.1------Rod and Gun Club at the K.I..O. - - — UP LM G U E range were: ------Gripman 23, Angers 10. Porter 18. O reanlzations w ho w ill soon- G. Fumerton 18. C. Tltompson 18. T C H ^ i S i 8or Teams should Contact Fwmertop 17. MartdiaU lO. HlU 15. Harry White Three novico lady sltooters com piled the following rnarkk: Miss JUNIOR BOXLA All-American Baseball ORGANIZE SPORT Patterson 12. Mrs. B. Thomi>soa 10. TMM UNBEATEN Kelowna and District W ar League Finals to Open Memorial Arena Will Be Junior and Juvenile Squads Ready for Opening Nov. 11 Defeat Armstrong Before Committees recently chosen to Handful of Spectators A t Bridgeport Sunday organItM} the various branches of hockey In readiness for the pro Kelowna’s Junior and juvenile posed November 11 opening of the boxln stars of tomorrow were still i r s t game in the all-American final of the Okanagan Val Memorial Arena have taken preli unbeaten last week In their two ^ ley (international) Baseball Lpaguc championship will be minary steps to that end. F The original seven-ntan commlt- “’’• K S y n iS rh ererttorT on T , , . . . . , teo in charge of setting up the a handful of toni. both loco! toann Tliough Bridgeport fumlicd fourtll m flic ^^ilJorh^SrbrrndrVcxcluivo of For Rent ran up their second victories, this rrame is being played at Bridgeport so that the setqna game jj) „jct last Thursday under time at the expense^ of Arn^trong. . ^ Oniak to coincide vuith the annual stampede chairmanship of George Yo- BY HOUR - DAY - WEEK - MONTH Vemon outfits Qrst felt Uio Kclow- can oc luu uii a committee now requests na strength in games hero about there. enm i-fim U__ all organizations or group.s or in- Prices Most Reasonable — , two weeks ago. The two Canadian teams in the sudden-dea individuals who ore willing to — The juniors, with sonlo of toe and O liver— were dealt m ortal blow s at Oliver Sun- teams in Junior. Juvenile, ITIi I OufM A I* it I F. SH tfP 257 Lawrence Junior-age rfav Bob Corson, big lefthander w ith the Omak nine, had too midget or bantam hockey, to con- I lJ U lL iV IT A M A A V A Phone 813 were forced to too Umlt by me *, .i,_ »„ti CAj, 6^) tact Horry White, acting secretary Oftoting northern squad Thursday much on the ball and shut out tne i-teu oo x u ^ . of the committee, Besides “C.C.M." bicycles we have the exclusive agency for night before they took too feature Bridgeport, in spite of Showing the b est im provem ent jciwanls Club has indicated a renowned English Bicycle: the 3-8pecd Rudge Whitworth- 13-n. , , , y the leatrue during the latter part of the schedule, surprised w ith foster bantam hockey in too Also SPLENDIP LINE OF TRICYCLES. Doug. Simpson, local leading Ju- ,.xtr i-inniiiff 7 -6 win over hrst-place Oliver. • city and district for boys 14 and venlle scorer, laid claim to the val- their extra inning ' L, i ♦ho Amorks under. A bantam pool will also bo • ley scoring race title—if there is Dick ZaccareUi, who. up m Sim- “e” up. according to a Klwanls such a thlng-whcn he rapped In day. had pitched five straight wins when Oliver a bradc In^th^ Ipokesmap to take care of aU nine of his team’s markers to plow without a loss, was charged with first inning But Brid^port worn sphockey-aspiring v small fry, from the Armstrong Juveniles under by Sunday’s semi-final Rod Soxdcrfeah, ®*»e WP to „nUl wjiich the bantam teams wlU be a 14-5 count. Omak sluggers hit ZaccareUi hard on Okver had'to fight uphill unui drawn year after year. • ______for eight blows arid five rufas be- it was aU tied at 5-5 in the seventh. The minor hockey committee has REMEMBER WHEN—, fore Dick Murray finally put Hm - also made its selection of the two Gertrude Ederle of the United old Cousins on the mound to the port men'who will be on the proposed States became the first woman seventh. . curtains^for ^^e home__ town _ fiye-man governing hockey body. swimmer to conquer the English Kbrndwritliig Shows Oliver dug in all t Channel 22 years ago. She nego- _ .. harder, scored once and. had the Harry White 'v e u Y m To the large majority of fans i f h‘^ur?‘3 l*iinX “®EigM^^^ pSiitownf ^aS^Sther^^^ pSuon" when“tSf toS®batter°S two men will be Joined by tjvo from toe senior B organizing of "Tru ZaccareUi to the th i^ when After the second game, both los- committee and the four wiU pick PhIWe SSS < iS " % none achieved^ the fame o£_’Trudy was nicked for two doubles and grs agreed to meet to a grudge a neutral chairman to make up the who was acclaimed on her return hard-hit singles, good for a gj,n,e at Oliver on Sunday. If pre- five men who will have the big Watch for the Sign of the Comet ! to New Y o r k . ______g_Q OUver’s largest crowd of arrangements work out as say over all branches of hockey the year yeUed for a chang^e, but planned, Oliver wUl be here toe this year. • iFast, Efficient, Courteous Manager-Coach Murray stUl hop- following Sunday, The senior B committee has been “(Mdai4 0 ,5 0 ,6 0 ?” ed for the best and left ZaccareUi H IC K O R Y HIGHLIGHTS holding meetings, too, and at pres- DELIVERY SERVICE DEAIER in there. WALLY LESMEISTER, YOUR G d O D , ^ Y E A R -M a n , You’re Crazy ‘" o S .cored 'm op p S f S S i . s COMET SERVICE fSSSimffhich many 1^™U8 m*n mm JKWrI woroenetil oj^ a^ foUowed by Hogan SbattU(to's^fly batters .... Oliver’s pay-as-you- th^ oSm Tonlo TnWotB lor pep, veS^ny. New "Bet ecqualntea" rtie ontv oOo. into deep centre, scoring Lightley system is estimated to have who J^e being asked to Join the Phone 855 334 Mill Ave. KELOWNA MOTORS LTD. 'tor'ale a* ■'"''J stores ovcrywliere. from third. .• ■ , „ _ grossed $500 ____ OMAK and KE- committee. , USE OUR BUDGET PLAN Only safety for Omak off Cous- l OWNA got $40 each for their This committee hasnt ramw FOR DISTINCTIVE JOB P R U ^ ins c^ e to toe eighth when Kdon s^r^ oT toe s^es . . . RUDY 1610 Pendozi St., Kelowna Phone 778 ING .TRY COURIER JOB SHOP Nash, first up, smashed out a toree KITCH had the dubious honor, of. tion yet, but this may be bagger and scored on an outfield bping the last mah to bat for Ke- sometime this week. Aimth^^ muff of a flybaU: However, as the g league game. With two tog is bemg inning proceeded, it was apparent ^^^g^ g^ _ vERNE COUSINS and up sub-committe^ mU Nash would have scored anyhow, ZACCARELLI singled to success- choose and the run was tallied as earne^ ion-Gors6n got Kitch to ground Spear and H arold^ng at prerem WABMIMG' B.C. WHEAT NAT NOW BE EXPORTED Meanwhile, Corson appUed the fg g^^j fbe, game, and the Only are actmg^as chairman and secreta handcuffs to Kelowna’s predomm-, g^rious threat from toe Sox . . ; - ry. respectively. ating left-handed batters, givmg ^ g one-sidedness of the second WM F V U , PRICE — ONLY FOR FIRM CAR LOT PRICES ON WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, RYE or up six hits, five of toem to the gamg y,ag as unexpected as the p A Y f D R F . N V f l l j L I M FLAX WRITE, WIRE or PHONE COLLECT right-handers. Verne Cousins sin- b R1DG]^OBT victory in the first gle in the ninth was the only hit , Nor did toe second measure up V A l l T U Q Q W I M ' picked up by the lefties; in excitement to'the opener X .V U l XliJ iJWf tifk While the Sox gpt nine men on Bridgeport 000 210 200 2 — 7 11 3 ' , - MIDLAND PACIFIC TERMINALS LTD. base—three of them on free tick- Oliver'.- .. 200 000 300 I — 6 11 2 ACROSS LAKE Complete Price ets^—only one of them managed to Bowers and Gloschner; Warner, 'Includlrig -t GRAIN. EXPORTERS . *reach third. Kelowna heltong at Qggj^gj. fi^y gnd Mclvor. Four Benvoulin boys—aU mem- - -bers of the junior, boys’, .war canoe 1 - : AU Accessories ”times”was “not iip^to-scratch,-yet-at ' BOX SCORE 1928 MARINE BLDG. JOHN WHITTLE other times, it made, up for the de team that wUl be competing m the -i.' General Manager Kelowna AB B H ® Regatta—swam across toe ^ lake DEMAND VANCOUVER ficiencies. Hicks, 2b ...... 3 ^ Saturday afternoon, from the Aqua- Four Double Plays^ BABEE-tENDA Operating V/z million bu. Licensed and Bonded H; Cousins, p ...... 1 tic to Rotary Beach. ^ ^ by Board of Grain Commissioners Four double plays were made, Kielbiski, ss ...... 3 ** Those who aceomplished the leat (patented) - Terminal Elevator In with Kielbiski and Tostenson in Tostenson, lb ...... 4 ® were (times shown to brackets): Er- Vancouver of Canada three of them. Marlow Hicks figur F. Kitsch, If ...... 4 ® riie Benzer, 16 (31 min.) ; Joe Ben- BABEE-TENDA.Safety Chair ed in two of'them, while ZaccareUi, WORLD^S PHONES: Office PAcific 7821 Night Call Richmond 1169Y2; Hastings 4644Y FaveU, rf ...... 2 ® zer 1 8 (26); Bill Benzer, 15, (34), who went to the keystone to the V. Cousins, c ...J.....2 0 irid Terry Johnson. 15. (32). ■ ^zotcct^ i' tA R C E S t seventh, started the other. ZaccareUi, p, 2b :..3 YOUR BABY WE BUY ON GRADE OR SAMPLE ______In the first game of the day, O’Shaughnessy, 3b 4 SELLING Newton, c ...... 1 R. Kitcto, rf .... 3 » I j ^ r i v e SERIOUS FALLS! SAFETY Lesmeister, cf ...... 3 CHAIR 32 0 6 2/ 19 The reason thousands of doctors ijecomiqend the Omak AB B H O A BABEE-TENDA safety <2ludr Is because- they kqiJw J. Lightley, 3b ....1...5 only too well that-fallfag high chairs cause many serf- . Nash, cf —...... 4 oUs and fatal accidents. Settle, lb ...... 4 ' -f-r* NOT SOLD IN STOBES—Only d lr^t to you th ro^h Petersen, ss ...... 4 ^thorlzed agimts. For InfShnatiOn and descriptive Richardson, c ...... 3 Umratuie phone or write; R. Lighley, 2b ...... 4 McCormack, If ...... 4 CAR SERVICE abCERS.ACENCIES LIMITED W Shattuck, rf .....^.....4 "Beserve Your Car” — Phone 222 Kit tv. St. VmiMnlvcr. B.O. Corson, p ...... 4 Phone: MAribiei 9308 D e w 36 6 9 27 14 1 WEEDEN GARAGE QUALITY OMAK X...... 003 200 010-6 MThHT PHONE 1070-R d r i p p i n g KELOWNA ___... 000 000 000--0 ^ You can Count on SUMMARY—Earned runs: Omak 6. Two base hits:'Nash, R. Lightley, f r e s h ! • McCormack. Three base hit: Nash. Home run: Richardson. Bases on SAVINGS The most mouth watering array of balls: off Corson3; off ZaccareUi the season’s finest orchard ripe 0; off Cousins 1. Struck out: by Corson 7; by ZacarelU 1; by Cou You Can Count Up Head Lettuce . . . lOf fruits and garden fresh vegetables to sins 3. Left on bases: Omak 4; Ke- IR R I6A T IO N make'your meals fairly burst with Table Cucumbers ;ipwna 8. Double plays: Petersen— When you shop at crips goodness And vitamins. Just R. Lightley — Settle; Kielbiski — BETTER! NEWER! per lb ...... glance at these buys at your neigh H icks—Tostenson 2; Zaccarelli-Ki- wBh AtM Systems & Equipment"^ elbiski-Tostenson. WUd pitch: Za your neighborhood Field Tomatoes borhood ASSOCIATED. ccareUi 1; Cousins 1. Passed baU: 2 lbs. ...—.1-..-—. 25^ Newton. Pitching records: 5 nms, Enfoy. th e latest in scientific irriga- WEEK-END SPECIAL 8 hits off ZaccareUi in 6 innings; 1 ^on eoiiipihent. Anderson-Miner are ASSOCIATED Carrots, 4 lbs...... 25^ run, 1 tot off Cousins in 3 innings; Losing pitcher: ZacarelU. Umpires: astonisning farmers aO over the coun- W e do help your Onions, lb. 5(t NABOBPRUNES C. Phipps,} Penticton; B. Phtoney, with a new efficiency and . econo Kelowna; S. Nolan, OUver; W. El- my in portable atumihum irrigation DOLLAR Go Farther Grapefruit, 126s red, O m ^ ..5^^ E x. Large, 2 lb. Pkg...... 3 ? c equipment. You can have these ben^ each ...... - fits too. tt costs no morel See yoiir Fresh Cpconuts BIG APPLE Anderson-Mifler dealer listed below. Prices Effective per lb...... 30(t Let him survey your Irngafion prob August 6th to 12th ARCHERY CLUB lems and offer free advice and counsel. OUT nCTUREO IS A44 COUPLER I. Ughtt tfreog ahimlmim caitmg, L AatomaSe b d ^ ami iinioc^ i “Practice Makes Perfect” is 5. D o B & la W fiwSbilHv lor effideney on imovon Slogan Adopted by Group PROCTER & GAMBITS b 4. lor o m of ofiyiwuw* pfpo *o Local Members .■ 'covplw «nd p r o ^ tiabto L m $. Famous Rare* patanfad oadaW By Etliyle Bahman 6. Parmto movbe bro lonqthi «r»hou» maoupong. “Practice Makes Perfect” is per 7. Roquirat no wokfing. boHfng or rtvafing. haps as true to archery as in any S. 2” to 7* tiz*«. AYLMER TOMATOES .n other sport. The Big Apple Arch ery Club, recently formed in Ke ► a4 a main Bna valva opafwr elbow. Ugiit. Ureag ^aninuni catHng. Sava* tfep*, ,Hme! Paiaali mow- iwmmmwimMMWfmiiHmmawixmnmmtmimftttw** HMtu«tomuMrtiranjiinniimtmmmimirmr{iHmrmimtmmn.«nitiimmmimM lowna, realizes this and is holding -.jvi ^ PELS NAPTHA SOAP caue regular scsdons to attain that de in9 on* lateral witg# otfian bpoirate. Slm f^. e m sirable perfection. oparatioA. Require* but one elbow for eecA I*- SUGAR 5 lbs. - ..... Quaker Our equipment consists of bows, (erel. Positive (eatinq, no tpring*. arrows, armguard, shooting glove AM parmanent imqation vaiva Ught. riroog a b » Nabob Tea and target. From then on a matter inum catting timpCfiad wHh podtrve teatiwg tm of learning al the points that go ^ pcitniH ^Orough jffigaSen within eompltto .wnWilHi SALMON . for proper shooting. Another must, to become as near-perfect as pos TAPIOCA*^ 3 Ib. sible; is to reaUy enjoy toe bow and arrow. , , Sunday, July 18, we had an arch KELOYYNA INDUSTRIAL BISCUITS .... ery club beach party, a social 8 1 0 event that was weU-attended and helped to promote the aims of the SUPPLY NECTARS ...:.... 35« club. We hold a two-hour practice Distributors for British Columbia every Sunday and Wednesday and CORNER SUPPLY always have a good turn out. 274 Lawrence Ave. Phone 183 NORMAN APSEY Members of the club are: June %' 4 Cor. Ra}fmer and i^endozi St. t ‘-. t*- Okanagan Mission Perry, June Sherman. Alma Eberle.. OVER 500 STORES — Phone 551-R2 — Irma Buhman, Shirley and Joyce — PHONE 256-Rl — Tallman, Ethyle Buhman,, John Portable /Uiuninum biigation Equipment IN B.C. TO SERVE YOU Bauer, Ctouck Sherman, Leonard SPONAMl.'WASHINGTON Perry, Eiji Uyeyama, George Sher SEDLAOC & sM rm MORRMON BROS. man, George Eberle, Bobby Dyson, There’s one in your neighborhood Cor. Richter St. and Bernard Lou Evans. Soon we hope to have many riiore| members initiated- V- — PHONE 389 — TRY COCBIEB CLASSIFIED ADS FOB QUICK RESULTS P A G E F IV E t h e KELOWNA COURIER LOCAL BOXLA Earth Moving Equipment b e g a t t a r e s u l t s SQUAD BEATS This Week’s Specials • Shovel and Crane W ork SALMON ARM WSUiams Lake. Time • Bulldozing and Road Building Yellow Jacket IV (A. W. Way) ard-Glbbon, WSIUama Lake, llmo 11. ILELOWNA 17 » Aaphalt for Drive-ways TUESDAY RESULTS V^couver . HreaKtstrLke * ^vciit 56—50 yard* freestyle. s«n Kelowna Bruins will never sw • Shale and Gravel ...... — Event 39 lor ladies' 1 Bcvcrlcy Sabin, Spok- the top runs lu Interior lai* Event 45—Half mile funior boys, ^ r te lS ir e * ^ ^ a n ° Fall*; 2. one; 2. inn Salmon, Victoria; 3. crooso Association’s final B.C. champlon^lp. «. vic Chatl, Ocean Fall*: 3. Harold NUa Anderson. Victoria. Time 30 the ARDWARE L A. McKENZlE CONSTRUCTION CO. lance. Ocean ^ l l r . 2. Vic C h^t. Qp^an Falls. Tim© 1.14. 2-5 . cinched that — -- . Ocean Falls; 3, William J. R“ *e; Event 46—25 yards Juvenile swim, Event 59—400 yaid* r « l^ , free middle of this month comes Kclowrja, B.C. attic; 4. Bobby Baird, Ocean kails. h q . David l.ofirfc, Ke- style, Junior girls; 1. Vancouver Bruins aro confident they will have Phone 523-Ll Ltd. (Pat Whiteside, Doreen Eiddlcoat, second epot all to thcmsclvc^ 8®-T-tln Time 11.53 5/10. . . . lowna; Dick Turner, I^Iowpaj ROYAL ALBERT BONE en’s open B.C. championship i, second*. . . . , 5.31 «oi 2-5.o r - theiimRidP side of the Bruins, taking over Ted Winson. VASC; 2. Stan Tay- Event 41—410 yards backstroke. Event 60—50 yards backstroke, the second spot recently from tno CHINA 21-piccc 'rca Sets in “PRIMULETTE PATTERN” PUMPS attractive design. Regular $21.95. $ * 1 0 . 9 5 Special ...... J L S r W e have in stock a full range of ____ ...______■—— > new famous W orthington Centri Ward, Janice Blasbcrg, Janice Event not Event ’(53-^0 yards breaststroge, ever-trying Sartmon Armors The Rucker): 2, Victoria Y (Pat Wright, pn?d V ^B^iin^r Blue girls 14 and under. Interior of B.C. loss left Salmon Arm Btill with fugal Contractors Pumps. Peggy Woods, Norma Stewart); 3, S^‘’*^rF*^’w^^Dclmonka^ L Jo^n McKinley; 2. Jill Cookson; only three wins in 12 tries, J ^ t nnronBaron (E. N. N. Delmoniea) Delmonlca) va _ Griffin, all of Kelowna, two points up on last place Arm- VASC (Whiteside, Winters, Cook). ver; 2, Miss Vernon Days (Hugh A. J, BURPEE ARISTOCRAT Powered by Wisconsin Gas Engines Time 1.55. Mann) Vernon; Hi Bailor (R. G. TimeTCwonf 45 1-5. R4 23D Class boats with The visiting Aces fought goal for Event 13—100 yards backstroke, Hall) Vancouver) disqualified.dJsquauiica. ______motors. Occidental goal in the first 30 minutes of Fri- 3 to 40 thousand Gals, per hour senior ladies: 1, Norah Kirkpatrick, for boats pepped up PRESSURE COOKER Complete with inserts. Save lime, fuel and the discomfort W rite or Phone: of standing hours over a hot stove for your preserving. Mills, Victorio. gnlon (E. N.‘ Delmoniea) Vancou- 5 * ^ , “ mt' ’VUr>o.T’'vnn<«nii • “j'" norfoction so for Event 10-25 yard frwstylc, boys 2. M. E. Obal (Ok. Lake head J Stolen Time (J. LeCan, Va and continued pressure ver). Reg. $37.50. $'’^ ,^ .9 5 ?»S"„a:'’Dcn'ii, M S iilcr'& w n ';. ’’“1 ^ X 4'?-’™ 4u- E™»1 04-300 yards fras, .lylc, „„ hsrrosscd Bob Hsryc, In tho Event 4^-100_yards^^ seSoriadt^S:.’'champlonshr^ 1. Xccs’"ncT'b^gan to salt the game Dietric(i-Collin$ Equipment Ltd. Time 23.1. . nlor girls. Special ...... 2' Pat' Prance Jeanne Juniper, SpokMie; 2, Jan- away. u 4 « «nni Event 11—100 yards breaststroke, pfyffcr, Kelowna; ^2. Pat France. Rucker, The Dalles; 3, Betty a glance at the shots-on-goal 890 S.W. Marine Drive, Vancouver, B.C. senior men’s B.C, championship: Vernon; 3„ Joan McKinley, Kclow- Brett, Vancouver A.S.C. Time column shows that Harvey was Lco Portclancc, Ocean Falls; 2, Bud na. Time '1.27.6. 2.43 3-5. really brilliant in his, defence, par- Phone: FRaser 6355 Hill, Spokane; 3, Frank Richard- ^ Event 46—50 yards back stroke, ticularly in the home stretch. Time son, Vancouver Y. Timc\ 1.12. . senior men, B.C. championship: 1, and time the pleased crovvd np- Event 15—25 yds. freestyle, Inte WEDNESDAY Ted Willson, V.A.^.C.; 2, Dick piauded as both Harvey and Ken GARDEN HOSE rior B.C.: 1, Genevieve Anderson; Campbell, Seattle; 3, Leo Porte- Ritchie, Bruns’ netminder. pulled 2, Brenda Booth. r e s u l t s lance, Ocean Falls. Time 30.4. off spectacular saves. Get yours now at this special.price. 50 feet complct^tvith Event 17—50 yds. freestyle, girls ___ __ Event 62—War canoe, senior lad- Also in the classic spotught was brass couplings. 2 ply corrugated hose. 9 A . 7 5 ies: 1, Penticton; 2, Kelowna; 3, the play of Ernie Bianco, Roy Pin- Inwna* 'T'^Pat^Fra^ Event 52—One mile senior ladies, Summerland. Time 1.47 3-5. dcr, Don Fleming and ■ /u T ca o iis o ^ ^ 'S w n ;. T.n.s 33.4 , Event 70—^25 yards free style, standing out for the northerners •Special ...... Spokane;’ 2, _ , girls, 10 and under. Interior of B. vvere the PolichekI brothers and SCCc owna; 3, Sally Stadelman, The Dal Event 18—150 yards medley re C. only: 1, LlUian MacKenzie, K e- Bob Purkis. _ _ _ lay, junior boys, B.C. champion les. Time 31.08.4. ^ , Marlene Herbert, Kelow- Kelowna « « n n ship: 1, Victoria Y (Inglis, Powell. Event 51—^Freestyle, girls 16 and lowiia; 2, Ritchie, goal ...... 0 0 0 0 Jubb); 2, Ocean Falls " L. Rampone ...... 0 0 1 2 ver ASC...... , E. Rampone ...... 1 o n o Event 21—300 yards mens - - . ms ot i s toria; 2, PhylUs Kincheloe, The Martin ...... ® T o n S ‘°E:a„®4l4ffl) yards braaalslroke, Evenf freestyle, In- senior ladies, B.C. c t o p i o n s l ^ : couverb4V4=4 A.S.C...... Time L32- - 3 5.- ■ E. Bianco ...... , 1 1 0 Bennett Event 71—200 ^ew art ...... “ ^ V terior BC.: T,^ Walter Koenders, 1, Ina SalmOT, ’^ctoria;^2, Phyllis Telephone No. 1 Telephone No. 1 ^ i l ; John Gibbon, Wiliams Kincheloe, 'Rie Dalless ;’ 3, ’Marilyn style, junior boys, B. C. c h ^ p i o n - ...... ” " , n o t i c e Vancouver A.S.C, Time ship: 1, Victoria Y (Ray Ball ...... -i ^ Lake; 3. A. Eshleman, Penticton. Matchett, Vancouver x ^^^cavinias, Stan Powell, Art In- Hetherington ...... -6 1 0 Time 37 seconds. E v S 2 -O n e mile senior men,, glis); 2. Ocean Falls; 3, Vancouver pinder ...... I 3 » Eldon ...... -...... ;.0...... - 0 - DDARTMENT OF NDES ,ar->o^?adU“? V&'l „y.e, Meams ...... ” y g g >«“ L “a"r‘‘Ts’c . r W Talbot ...... -0 ® E v S i 53^W0 S f t e a s t y l a . ju-Taylor ,Oce» ^Uo! 3 Korma Sta- Weddell ...... » ■ 46 17 Any free miner wishing to apply Salmon Arm ^ ^ ORDER NOW ! Event 25—50 yards breaststroke, ------Harvey, goal ...... « ^ geological or geophysical work as assess Interior B.C.: 1. Norma Turner, Ke Cuixunings ...... ” ” lowna; Carol Dunaway, Kelowna, M. Turner - ...... ^ ^ Jeryl Wilson. , . . Bruins Regain Runner-up N. Polichek ...... - ...... “ ment work on a mineral claun or placer- 50 yards breaststroke. Intenor V. PoUchek ...... J % lOHNSTON Food MARKET •BC" 1 George Burmeister, Ke- E. Polichek ...... "•■••••* ” m ining lease should first acquaint himself lowiia; ’2, BiUy Gad^es, K e l o ^ ; McEwan ...... JJ 1598 Pendozi Street Phone 422 1 3, Raymond Beal, Vernon. Time McKay . . » % 45.2 V in PLEASE NOTE: The following six assorted packages are i with the revised regulations which can be Event 28—300 yards ftee^yle. In- A. Horsely — r....- ...... “ j. FOR GREAT BRITAIN ONLY terior B.C.; 1. WaRer Koenders. E. Bianco ...... 7 2 4 0 C. Horsely ...... " }? -TVail*“27~Baryl—A«—Eshleman,. Ke- Salmon Arm 10, , Kelowna © a. 14_ + _2 - -0- “obtained” at the: .office of - any -Mining -Holland...... 6 1 Green ...... -..... -r‘THE^ORFGLK’^ 3. Jolm Gibbon. .Williams second spot looks plenty sweet Pinder ...... 12 .,5 2 2 Moorehouse ...... i • « “THE SUFFOLK”^------D aC ’ >nme 4.10.4. , today to Kelowna Bruins after a Munson ...... 0 TO 1 0 Edwards ...... -•■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •" ” $12:50 $19.95] Fvent 29—50 yards brea^troke, two weeks’ “outing”. . Thlbot ...... 0 0 0 0 H. Turner *...... f ^ R e c o rd e r. •RC championdiip; 1, Norma Ste- After touring ayound in the ^ d - 3 1 0 0 1 lb. 14 oz. Danish Butter 1 lb. 14 oz. Danish Butter Stewart ...... :...... Nelson ...... * ® 1 lb. 14 oz. Cooked Ham or Ton l ib. 14 oz. Cooked Ham or Ton-( wSV V iS a ”T p a t Wright, Wic- die section since July 24,_the Pm- Fleming >...... 1 0 0 2 5 10 gue gue toria; 3, Janice BaU ...... 6 0 0 0 i?l 1 lb.,14 oz. Stewed Steak , sec»>nd rung with a pert 14-10 vic- . .4 1 0 2 1 lb. 14 oz. Stewed Steak les. TiiPe 38.3. O’Brien ...... Score by periods: 14. oz. Pure Dairy Cream 1 lb.l4 oz. Ham and Bacon Weddell ...... 0 0 0 0 Kelowna ...... •’ 5— 17 3—11 8 oz. Processed Gruyere Cheese 1 lb. 14 oz. Pure Refined Lard mor 4 S s ^ o n Arm ...... 1 lb. Refined Sugar 8 oz. Processed Gruyere Cheese 48 14 10 ID Shots stopped: 14 oz. Condensed Sweetened SopfJSabce, Salmon Arm S G A P 6— 20 W M , Vobcouvar ASC. Time By Catchpole ‘THE DORSET” Milk Harvey, goal ...... 0 0 0 0 By Harvey 8—29 0 Ciancone. 4 lbs. Refined Sugar PEPARTMENT OF MINES M. Turner ....:...... 3 1 0 Officials: A. File, $10.75 14 oz. Pure Dairy Cream irirArit 34 —150 y ^ d s medley swim, pers who. took it over from the Cummings ...... - . 3 0 0 0 B G championship: 1. K a .S a ln ^ . Bruins a short time ago. Klipi»ro 14 oz. Danish Butter 12 oz. Toilet Soap (4 cakes) N. Polichek ...... 8 4 1 0 girls a 1-0 lead in their best^of 1 lb. Ham and Bacon PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS Victoria" 2. Janice Blasberg, The idle fcr the past w^k but V. Polichek ...... 1 1 0 0 three final with East Kelosyna for 3 Betty Brett, Vancouver .^,^11 have a fair chance to step out 1 lb. Stewed Steak E. Polichk ...... 0 0 1 0 the champioririiip of .Die senior w<^. 1 lb. Refined Sugar ASC Ttoe 2:(».6. „ . in front of Kelowna a^in when Ptokin ...... 7.... . 2 1 0 0 men’s division- of the Kelowna and VICTORIA, B.C. ■ ^^^t 38—239 class Mercury V-8 they play hosts to the loop-lead- 14 oz. Pure Dairy. Cream A. H orrid ...... £ 2 1 0 District Softball Association, .^as 8 Oz. Processed Gruyere Cheese “THE W ILTS” 137 or a ^ 239 class boat w ith^O T^ ing Vernon Tigers Saturday, McEwan ...... 2 0 1 5 KHS took the opening fixture 10-0 motor. 1, Mercury n (H. Mot- --Turnout------4. at Tuesday n i^t’s Reg 5 oz. Powdered Eggs $11.25 G. Horsley ...... —... 1 0 0 0 at Recreation Park, Monday even 1 lb. 2 oz. Raspberry Preserve ton) Vancouver; 2,_ M erci^ IH atta special was curtailed some- 0 1 lb. 14 oz. Danish Butter Green ...... 0 0 0 ing. 4. 1 lb. 2 oz. Beef Dripping ^ a s A. Kobus) Vancouver; 3. Moorebouse ...... 2 0 0 0 East Kdowna’s femmes, who 2 lbs, Danish Bacon (or canned H. Turner .:...... 0 0 0 0 wound up at the top of the leagim “THE ANGUS” Ham and B acon: the necessity to catch up on post- .TjustonHuston ...... 1 0 0 0 during regular play, showed their 1 lb. 14 oz. Stewed. Steak I>cned games, Tuesday night’s fix 1 2 $22.75 1 lb. 2 oz. Danish Cheese ture—a carry over from June 18— Timpany ...... 1 0 0 0 1 lb. 14 oz. Danish Butter 1 lb. Refined Sugar might have been called off. pitcher “Vee” . Orsi great supiwn 1 lb. 14 oz. Refined Danish Lard 14 oz. Sweetened Condensed Water Hazards 30 10 5 7 to grab a 6-0 lead going into the 2 lbs. Danish Bacon (or canned Milk As it was, slippery pools of wa- Score by. periods: last half of the fifth. ^ Ham and Bacon) Kelowna ...... 4 2 5 3—14 Ground b ^ls were their nemesis 1 lb. 14 oz.,Cooked H ^ or Ton sides and to a certata Salmon Aim ...... 1 5 2 2—10 gue b ro u ^ t the play to a trot. The tilt Shots stopped: cher, and top of the batting order, 1 lb.l4 oz. Stewed Steak “THE DEVON” was more one-sided than the score By Ritchie ...... 6 5 _touched______off the spree______and the other 1 lb. 14 oz. Ham and Bacon indicates, as the stellar netminding B y Harvey ...... 12 3^ 9 ID—3^ eight in the batting order all scor 14 oz. Pure Dairy Cream ^ $ 7 .0 0 1 3 9 0 of Bob Harvey kept the score fair- Officials. A. Ciancone, Kelowna; d once as Johnny Evans’ crew fell 1 lb. Refined Sugar 14 oz. Danish Butter iy riose at ^ times. Roy Pinder's B. Sinclair, Salmon Arm. apart like a wet paper bag. 8 oz. Processed Gruyere Cheese 1 lb. Ham and Bacon crew had wide margins in the play — Second Game Friday 5 oz. Powdered Eggs in all quarters but the second. _ Zeha RantuccL school chu<*er, 1 lb, 2 oz. Beef Dripping 1 lb. Stewed Steak Aces were ahead only once when retired the side In order in t h e ^ t 14 oz. Sweetened Condensed 14 oz. Pure Dairy Cream ElUSSI. HIGH SCHOOL of the seventh, leaving nothing_but Vic Polichek got his only goal of Milk 1 lb. Rice the night, to open the scoring at regrets for the pre-game favorites. 12 bz. Toilet Soap <4 cakes). 2:28. The Sidmon Armers had their GIRLS HEAD Second game will be played at spree in the second when they Recreation Park, Friday, at 6z0 Jt outshot Kelowna 10-5 and tied the TEA AND eOFFEE PARCELS " An A dequate Service for a Growing Community score at 5-all at half time. dinner of the series will auto Pinder Shows Stuff . matically become the Okanagan Can be sent through our overseas food parcel outlet at a and Interior senior B champs, ma considerable saving. PIOClNG LADDERS Pinder, who of late has been First of Three Games in king them eligible to enter the B.C. jobns'M anviUe playing more th m early m pj^ Against East Ke- TO ALL EUROPEAN^^CgUNTOIES^__ 8 feet to 16 feet season, was the stand out .setting . ® E ^ ^ K rio w n a ...... 021 030 0— 6 up some beautiful plays and put- low na High School . 000 019 X—10 Flexible A sbestos Shingles ting Harvey to the test twelve A nine run binge in the sixth Orsi and Thompson; Rantucci and JU S T O U T ! times, good for five goals. S :\:Z ll‘i;;^“AcA":S.arad U, Kela,S. HW. School Pooter. ______Ill rural districts of Germany and Not to be confused with ordinary URGENTLY Europe, there is a strong desire IRONING BOARD UNTTS become disorganized- - - under - the " : for a Special Package with these Asphalt Shingle steady Bruins’ pressure and sOTdom N E ^ E D contents. Thus, we presfent— W i t h or W ithout Doors moved the action toward Kra IW” 165 lb. H EXAG O N AL chie’s citadel. Scoring highh^t Parents of Canada’s Decathlon In response to this urgent plea for “ F A R M E R ’S 210 ib. TH ICK BUTTS came with less than a minute to FATS, FATS, and more FATS, CHOICE” $12.50 m e t a l game time. , , • ' „ we offer— Reg. Martin, speared a fast p a ^ Track and Field Hope at Olympic Almost 13. lbs. net, 20 lbs. gross In W ide Range of Colors from Pinder and beat , Harvey with 1 bag Coffee . (2 lbs.) CHROMEDGE MOULDING his submarine shot, and six sec “ T H E F A T ” 1 can Cocoa lb.) onds later, Pinder zipped in w m Games Living Temporarily in City $8.95 2 pkgs. Tea lb.) the centre-off to beat Harvey with 1 ba'g Rice <2 lbs.) A n Economical and Effective Almost 8 lbs. net, 11 lbs. gross, 1 bag Refined Sugar <3 lbs.) In s u la t io n a blazing shot. _ . .. Canada’s decathlon track and ky intercollegiate champion ^vrent 22,600 calories. 1 pkg. Full Cream Processed Forming Lumber and Cement At Vernon, also Tuesday, the Ti field hope in the 1948 Olympics through the gruellmg ^ in d of 2 cans Danish Butter (3 lbs. 12 gers had no trouble running up a Cheese <9 oz.) ... v TOHNS-MANVILLE now u ^ wS- in London r ^ events in one_day md th e ^ | . oz.) 1 pkg. Fine Chocolate (J^ lb.) Order Your Cement -with Your 20-5 drubbing over the h•^ffv” a p l ^ comnletely in the han
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PEASANT BLOUSES—in assorted stripes $■ Testimony Meeting, 0 pjn. on 11.00 OJn.— 7.30 p.m.—Evensong at ...... Wednesday. “HOW DO I LIVE?" Reading Room open Wednesday * afternoon, 3 to 5 pjtn. 7.30 p.m.— NOTE: MID-WEEK S E ^ C E • ( DISCONTINUED FOR AUGUST if Christian Sclemeo „ “MAN'S FINAL QUESTION" **♦,1 . «■ ,» <• >«r»{, > * V 1 . GIRLS’ and INFANTS’ W EAR CLEARANCE Thursday at 8.43 pan. over CKOV CHILDREN'S BATHING TRUNKS— at 3 9 c ,1 .. TtTrT * 'S If, .1 FIRST BAPTIST EVANGEL BETHEL BAPTIST CHILDREN’S SUN SUITS- 5 9 c TABERNACLE CHURCH at ...... CHURCH 1448 Bertram St. (Next to High School) I ^ ’ '‘1 '(• I i GIRLS’ PRINT DRESSES- ELLIS STREET Assorted sizes ...... 9 8 c (Next Bus Terminal) Pastor: G. GREATOREX Minister: IVOR BENNETT. B.Th wi GIRLS’ SHORTS- in white and colors SUNDAY, AUGUST 81h at ...... 9 8 c SUNDAY, AUGUST 8 th Okanagan Lake senior doubles rowing championship slipped from 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School SUNDAY, AUGUST 8 th the grasp of A llvi Moore (rear) and Ray Bostock. Classes for children, young 9.55 a.m.—Sunday School and us they >ust failed to overtake the Vancouver^rew of Graham Watson Continuing our Clearance of people and adults. Bible Class. (Phone 518-Ll for and d L c Lewis in Tuesday’s thrilling race The two Kelov^a fcullers 9.45 a.m.'—Sunday School are shown here getting into shape early this week for the big^ Regatta W OM EN’S and M ISSES’ SUM M ER 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship Bus Schedule.) race. Another Vancouver team won the junior (novice) doubles over 1 1 .0 0 a.m.—‘Shipwreck" SHOES 7,15 p.m.—Evening Service. 11.00 a.m.—Devotional Service Kelowna’s Dave Paulson and Gib Wade. COLORED WEDGES — PUMPS — FLATTIES A warm welcome awaits visitors 7.30 p.m.—^Evangelistic ' 7.15 p.m.— and friends at all 8^ c c s , ^ e - ADANACS NIPPED SLANGS, etc. cially Prayer and Praise Meet More About ing OT Wednesday Evenings at VISITOBS AND FRIENDS ARE No. 1 Group ...... *1.99 8 p.m. 3-2 BY LEGION REV. A. CURSONS a l w a y s w elco m e “CELESTIAL AQUATIC *2.95 Interim Pastor AT KAMLOOPS No. 2 Group ...... AIRWAYS DIRECTORS *3.79 __ RUTLAND—^Rutland Adanacs 3- No. 3 Group ...... TELEGRAMME” Continued from Page 1, Col. 8 2 defeat at the han^ of Kamloops MISSES and CHILDREN’S THE PEOPLE'S .here were pother y eeate .here S sizes ...... — *1.39 •”*1.95 FIRST LUTHERAN or. Did Roman Catholic Amh- rj;.? ttep^'SndM cehidlo until .he las. baU was MISSION blshop of CHURCH ZENITH HALL gram from Heaven In July? be called in to turn away over ^ 0 Corner of Richter and Doyle One Block South of Post Office Come — see — and read — the gate at toe westS end of toe the ninth, Adanacs squeezed across Evangelical — Independent most startling message wntten t h e ^ n e S third base when Hec McKenzie Pastor—G. G. Buhler in a hundred years and straight was used, and the way the people th<» last batter s Ltd, SUNDAY, AUGUST 8 th from heaven (?) SUNDAY SCHOOL—9.45 am. wo^ Kamloops opened the scoring in 9.30 a.m.—Services at Rutland A Bible-centred Church exalt to toe h^ d w o r ^ g men^and wo fourth when Morton punched MORNING WORSHIP—11.00 a.m. men of toe Kelowna Aquatic. out a triple past toe scoreboard in D epartm ent Store 1115 a.m.—Services at Kelowna ing Christ. . Hear Rev. G. H. Martin outgo Keen Competition right field to knock in two runs. 12.15—SUNDAY SCHOOL ing Missionary to Japan. Competition in toe swimming This came just after Wanless of (( events was much keener this year, Rutland had pulled toe fielding Where Cash Beats Credit” EVENING SERVICE—7.15 p.m. in view of toe fact many of the gem of the day by taking a perfect “A TRULY HAPPY MAN !’’ LISTEN TO THE LUTHERAN THE CHURCH OF regular contestants to the Regatta throw from left field to cut do\vn HOUR EVERY SUNDAY, 0 Orchestra—7.15 pm. are now attending the Olympic ottem at toe plate. ■ JESUS CHRIST now at 8.00 am. over CS.OV. • Special Vocal and Games in London. Errors in toe fifth gave Legion ■ Instrumental Numbers. OF LATTER DAY After competing against the best their third and what turned out ATi:^'diall6witation-ta-allr*- ^of swimmers-in the- Pacific North--to be their clinching run.— - ——— If Unhappy, You Need This SAINTS west, is was a well-earned victoiv Adanacs first score came in the :r s W. WACHLIN. Service (MORMON) , for June Jimiper, who took toe sixth when Hank Wostradowski ladies’ senior aggregate. She has tagged one of McKenzie’s pitch es_____FIGURE WELL BUNGALOW FOR SALE ( ' '..at - , ■ been taking part in Kelowna Re.* for a three-bagger that scored To- a m T hT i/’l A flVIl A Women’s Institute Hall gattas for the last four years, and ny Brummet. A I I I A Full size basement with automatic oil furnace and air 770 Glenn Ave. is an outstanding track star as weU> Linger chucked a beautiful game i A X*, conditioning. Thru entrance hall, large living room with Miss L6 is N. Riggs, of the Cana placing second in _the national ju- for Rutland, giving up just seven — —• modern kitchen, dian Bank of Commerce, Kelowna, More About SUNDAY SCHOOL—10,08 aon, nior AAU meet in toe 200 yard hjts. McKenzie worked carefuUy in pENTICTON—Kelowna competi- heatalater fireplace, dining room, ultra EVERYONE WELCOME metre event at The Dalles. scattering eight safeties and came tors came through in winning style two large bedrooms and nice bathroom. is spending the month of August 97-tfc with her parents, Sqd. Ldr. and REGATTA Both the Lady of toe Lake Pag- out on .top whenever things started ^ £8 . in toe first run- Hard wood floors throughout and rock wool insulation, Mrs. J. F. Riggs of Peachland. eant and toe Melody Under the to get tough. ning of Penticton Rowing Club’s Two basement suites rented at $35.00 per month each. Stars showed marked improvement Box Score first annual boating regatta. Choppy Rev. J. Mclniemey. of Powell RESULTS Victoria. Time 2.18.8. over past* years. There was hardly Rutland AB B H E waters caused a four-hour delay $9,500 a hitch at any time, and master of 0 with toe events starting a t ' 6 p.m. River, and Rev. Dermot Mclniemey Event No. 49—50. yards free style, ceremonies Bob Hayman kept the Bulock, 3b .....5 0 1 A L L FO R of St. Peter and Paul Church, Van junior boys, B.C. championshxp: Truitt, 2b .... .4 0 1 0 instead of 2 o’clock. Terms Available Continued from Page 5, Col. 5 program along smoothly on Tues- „ .. . ,. couver, are the guests of Mr. and 1, Jimmy. Portelance, Ocean FaUs; day night, while MC Jim Gordon, ^ i t ^ , lo .....4 0 0 ® , In the war canoe events particu- Mrs. S. McGladdery in Okanagan- Event 78—400 yards relay, fcee 2, Stan Powell, Victoria Y; 3, BiR of Vancouver, never allowed a duU a.<«isor, p ..;...4 0 1 ® larly, swamping was the order of Mission. style, senior ladies, B.C. champion Patrick, Calgary. Time 26.2. moment last night. Un-demonstra- Brummiet, c —4 1 2 2 the day, before the thousands who W M llis & G addes Ltd. ship: 1, Vancouver A.S.C. (Doreen Event No. 80.-^lass 135 hydro- tive Kelownians let themselves &o ■Wostradowski, - , rf —4 0 1 ® lined the shore. Four canoe races Liddicoat, Marilyn Matchett, Nor- pTnnp-q, Loyd Cu(p: IVEs-B-Havin last night, and were exceedingly Bacn, cr . ^ ® were run off, and in every , one,' at Mortgages on City Homes . ah Kirkpatrick, Betty Brett); 2, (Geo Baldwin), Victoria; 2, Yehu- generous with their applause. One J^auacn, ss ...... ft ^ least one craft spilled it-s crew into PP.AI. ESTATE - INSUBANCE “THE SHOP OF THOUGHTFUL The Dalles. Time 5.35.8, dy (Brock Roberteon), Victoria ® the Lake Okanagan waters. Kelowna, B.O. GIFTS’* Phone 217 Event 78 — 50 yards free style, Event No. m —uh,»»iv*- local ® * In the first race, Kelowna’s jun boys, 14 and under. Interior of B. Kelowna (Dave Poison, Gib Wade); was aihoimt of that within the city’s ior boys were, the victors when the C.: 1 , Bill Morrison, Kimberley; 2, disqualified, Vancouver (Art Hicks, 37 2 8 24 7 3 Penticton boys went under. Ke Jim Whitmore; 3, Frank Method. Dick Lounsbury). boundaries. But the Hollywood co * Batted for Bach in the 9th. their daring, stunts. • Dave Paulson passengers were seriously injured, median of stage and screen, Jerry lowna’s junior girls also scored a although many were shaken up. Time 31.4. , Event No. 91—50 yards free style, Colonna, whom everyone had come Kamloops win in their race, followed _ by and Gordon Jennens and Gib Wade Event 82—50 yards free style, se-. junior girls, Interior of B.C.: 1, were among toe Kelowna scullers Regatta officials are inclined to to see, provided the cream of the G. Marriott, Summerland, ^ with toe Penticton think this was the crowning touch nior men, open: 1, Dick Campbell, Alice dePfylfer, Jill Cookson, both crew ending in the water. ' to appear in the Penticton regatta. Seattle; 2, Ted Willson, Vancouver Kelowna; Pat France, Vemon. entertainment in his own unique B. Marrioto Speedboat of O, L, Jones, Kelow of a series of misfortunes that have manner. Jerry kept the spectators ■ Maraha, 2b Kelowna’s senior girls got the marked the 42nd annual Regatta. A.S.C..; 3, Bud Hill, Seattie. Time Time 34.6. in bright spirits from the time he Ottem, 3b . dunking in their race, while Penr na M.P., placed first in one of the 24.6. , , I Event No. 81—200 yards freestyle, went into his first act until the MEason, ss . tictoh’s crew edged Summerland two races. George Weeden’s boat Event 87—50 yards back stroke, junior girls, B.C. championship: 1, final curtain was brought down Johnson, rf in the closest war canoe race of was- holed in a minor accident but Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McGill and senior ladies, B.C. championship: Pat Whiteside, Vancouver A.S.C.; Glover, If was repaired in time for the Kel- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. L. Roadhouse 1, Norah Kirkpatrick, Vancouver with the singing of God Save the them aU. were hosts last Saturday night FINE CHINA 2, Belty Taylor, Ocean FaUs; 3, King. Morton, c The Orchard City’s senior men owna Regatta. A;S.C.; 2, Ina Salmon, Victoria Y; Louella Rose, Ocean Falls. Time Yes, inded, despite the tremend MacKenzie, .....3 0 0 1 4 0 suffered the same fate as the senior prior to toe Aquatic dance, at toe 3, Betty Brett, Vancouver A.S.C. 2.48.4. ous handicaps, the scores of people . — — ”7 women, and Penticton men. took Bucklahd Ave. home of Mr, and Time 36.8. ' Event No. 6 8 —Open boat race for who were responsible for holding 31 3 7 27 15 4 jjjg g^gut in 1:38 for the quarter- Mrs. Roadhouse. Event 73—100 yards , free _ style championship of Okanagan Lake, SIGHT-SEEING the 1948 Regatta, deserve a big pat Rutland ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 —2 mile. junior girls, B.C. championship: 1, A. J. Jones Trophy: 1, Miss-B-Ha- on the back. Kamloops______OOO 210 OOx—3 Several of Kelowna’s water ski Pat Whiteside, Vancouver A.S.C.; vin (Geo. Baldwin), Victoria; 2, S u m m ^ —Stolen bases: G. Mar- troupe thrilled Penticton fans with PASSENGERS 2 . Betty Taylor, Ocean Falls; 3,- Mercury 3 (Chas. A. Kohus), Van- 1459 Ellis street. Janice Blasberg, The Dalles. Time couver; 3, Yellow Jacket (A. W* riott, Johnson. Earned runs: Kam- - — e t wnt More About loops 2, Rutland 1. Two base hit: 8 ; by Li^or 6 , KELOWNA : B .a . Way), Vancouver. Time 4.51. Event 74-^100 yards free style, "Event' No. 92-^0 yards hack- Truitt. Three base hits: Morton, land 8 ; Ka^oops 8 . I^ubte ^ y . SHAKEN UP senior men, B.C., championship: 1, stroke. Interior of B.C., bojrs, 14 LADY OF Wostradowski. Bases on balls: off Mason to Marriott. Passed^ba . Dick Campbell; 2, Ted Willson, and under: jim Scantland, Kelow- Lingor 3. Struck out: by McKenzie Brummet, Time of game. 2 h . Passengers on a sight-seeing bus, Vancouver A.S.C.; 3, Bud Hill, Sea- na; 2, Dennis Jeffery, Penticton, which left the city park this morn ttle. Time 56.4. Event No. 85—100 yards freestyle. LAKE SAFETY DEPARTMENT ing, were shaken up when the ve HEADQUARTERS Event 5 9 —Senior men’s fours, junior boys, open: 1, Jini Porte- hicle hit a soft shoulder oh toe side of the road, about 4 miles out -ebampiohsMp-of O k a n a ^ Lake, jance. Ocean Falls; 2 , Stan Powell, Continued from Page 1, Col. 4 U.C.T. and International Cup: 1, Victoria Y; 3, Dick Stacey, Spok- of the city on the East Kelowna ALLEY HARDWARE University of Washington; 2, Ke- ane. Time 1.01.8, _ en by A1 Patnik, and Jack Hender road. lowna. . ' Event No. 9 0 —400 yards medley son, while water - skiers provided While the bus did not overturn, V and WOOD WORKS Event 1 2 —War Canoe, junior free style, senior men, open: 1, some thrillihg moments for the meagre report said it came to rest 2924 Pendozi Street (South) girls: ■ 1, Kelowna; 2, Summerland. Vancouver (Stan Taylor, Geo. Por- spectators. at a 45 degree angle. None of the Event 67—Novice doubles: 1, WU- telance, Ted Willson, Nick Stobr Bbythmic Swimmers STUCCO WIRE ...... $16,50 roU son and MarshaU, Kelowna; 2, Ka- bart; 2 , Seattle; 3, The DaUes. Time • __■« '* A n IP ' The rhythmic swimmers, charges Roofing and Hexagon mahara and Appleton, Kelowna. 4 3-5. of Miss Belinda Taylor, gave a IMMEDIATE Shingles Event 79—200 yards free style, pleasing exhibition, and they show Specializing In Windows and junior boys, B.C. championship: 1, Frames Jas. Portelance, Ocean Falls; 3, Vic ed marked improvement over last DELIVERY Chatt, Ocean Falls; 3. Stan Powell, year as a result of toe careful Take Measurement for any size coaching. Their white bathing suits, PLATE GLASS WINDOWS Jim Panton did an excellent job made possible through Rose Ijtorie CHINA WASH BASINS (can supply any size) on the p.a. system. Even the heavy Reid, swim suit designer, looked {or the HOLY BIBLE, particularly striking. Complete with chrome plat CLEARANCE cloudburst did not stop Jim from PHONE 176 Sunday School Supplies SPECIAL giving a nmning commentary of At toe outset of the program. ed trim. the events. At times he was ev|en Mayor W. B. Hu^es-Games. made ALLEY HARDWARE and 2 ONLY under the table, as the rain was Jerry Colonna, HoUywood com^i- SCOTT PLUMBING short-circuiting toe microphone. an, an honorary mayor of toe city. V and WOOD WORKS , ' • ♦ • Jerry, in his usual style, entertain WORKS SACRED COAL AND WOOD Power boats from Vancouver, ed toe crowded for about ten min (Pare Bros.) Seattle, Victoria, Chelan and Ke utes after he was officially sworn 242 La vrence Ave. RANGES lowna put on some thrillmg races. in as acting mayor. RECORDINGS There were several close shaves as Russ Ellison and his partner We welcome your order. ( All-White Enamel) the power boats cut the curves at from Aberdeen, Wash., thrilled toe S66 break-neck speed. One Vancouver patrons with- outstanding exhibi boat almost turned over in front tions of log burling. , ■ SemUStationary KRUMM BROS. KELOGAN of toe grandstand. A novelty exhibition of ornam je w e l l e r s • • • ' - ■ , ental swiming, featured Margaret Bernard Avenue on Pendozi One of the most closest races Hutton, of Los Angeles. The classy Tuerfay afternoon was the 400 mermaid, who* holds the North yards freestyle, senior men, a B.C. American championship for fancy championship event. Nick Stobbart swimming, brought loud applause. COMPLETE AND BEADY FOR OPERA-HON _ took a commanding lead from the One \of toe main features of her EQUH^ENT INCLUDES-Allis-Chalmers Power P l^t^^-F ^ start, although Portelance and act was that she never used her H D 7 BuUdozer; New Galco 16 in Carriage, Used 13 0 --.J Willson, Ocean Falls and Vancou- feet, all movements being perform Lw'J S S 6 Ball-bearing rollers; Portable trimmer ww FUNERAL PARLOR ver ASC swimmers, respectively, ed by her hands. with Jeep engine; New standard edger; 2 teams; Logging Eq P threatened at the last. It was al ment for 14 men; ' , most a photo finish. Understanding and Dependability” YOUTHS REMANDED Boarding House equipment and bunkhouse for 20 men, Jto. C. Ezzie. with her daughters Another remand was ordered — by~.- 300.000 feet cut logs. Lorraine and Lois, were guests at stipendiary Magistrate H. Angle in Oils, grease, etc. Sunny Beach Auto Camp during district police court this morning* “ thre*» DcoDle were responsible for patrolling toe prol during LOCATED ADJACENT TO LAHGK TIMBER AND CEDAR A rthur R. C larke the Regatta. in toe preliminary hearing of ^ four Z i h e ^ ^ a y ^ g S ^ ^ r th e y ^ fd their bit toward making the ' POLE SUPPLIES. -Member of to e British Institute of Embalmers" ------—----- Kelowna district youths on For farther portlcnlars write P. O. Box 6 6 , VERNON, Most Rev. E. Q. Jentungs. Bishop charges, water show toe success it was. Reading left to FHON^: ______John Kitsoh and Belinda Taylor. Miss 5f Day: S3 of Kamloops, is visiting IMowna FOB DISTINCTIVE JOB PRINT- Ing the rhythmic swimmers, who made d big bit during t y Day or as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. Bre- goUss; Baddand S t ING TRY COURIER JOB SHOP the Lake show. P A G E S E V E N THimSDAY, AUGUST », 1M« T R E N C H ’S
• Cosmetics Phone 73 • Kodaks NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE ON Morri • Stationery BUSINESS PERSONAL WANTED TO RENT FOR SALE son Ave. 3 bedrooms, living room, «•««.' U caeb »eco»u»u»^ . BUSIN ESS ...... kitchen bath, utility room. Stucco DEAR JIMMIE: MEETCHA UP YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE I WE CANCm.i;ED OUR um i^IN G t Ucs on kitchen, ball, a4d «»«<• «» biw«M»r ----PERSONALS------town Bring yore rattle and a few Unfurnished house wanted Immcdi- plan and clear up; 20,000 feet plain utjmy. floor; built-in cupboards. Call “PRESCRIPTION at Harding’s, of ately, 4 to 5 rooms. Permanent lumber, ahlplap, etc. Loiwrt p r ^ flgg l^attcrson Ave. 2-2p “ « «:*"»«- ______— p ou “QUIET EFFECnVE” AD- toys. Well meet RENT-A- Please phone 472-Rl. 2-Bc $30iX). 5,000 ft. Masonite. JOODO; 5,000 SPECIALISTS” H E L P W A W VERTISINGvr.ikri^*«o, try«y The Courier clas- course. Huey SERVICE nave so mom ------clear, di^ flooring, 500.00; Rockwool LAKE VIEW PROPERTY— Office rXlhM ^ir------display. Courier ^ pay- BUGGY bEKV $ 5 0 $50 $50 Insulation; 25 windows and doors; building and restaurant. Good In- WANTED AT ONCE MUNICIPAL Buying or selling. Us good business URGENTLY WANTED—House by Finishing jaths; Asbestos, lor^o come. Write Box 102. Osoyoos. BC. • * S o S f ^ th c Municipality of Spal- to use the Courier. Your mes^ge ^„athcr bln orful « responsible party. Permanent. By g „ew nalla Fin- 2-4Tp QoutU Ca/idd l^chcenw lU i Centre gets HOME ! g-« H«»nt the weather bln s^pt<.„bcr 1st. Will pay up to $50 Furnace duct, dlf- cssentiaL------ai-i c*»»»State ------— - month. Reply immediately to Box fe^ent sizes ft. 25c; Hot water Jacket, W. R. TRENCH LTD. ^**^P 3,000 cement blocks. p. OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS Ltd. i*honc 08 289 Bernard Avenue AND LIVING QUARTERS to Box Kelowna Courier. 80-tfc DAVENPORT FOR SALE-GOOD situated on Vcraon\ond. Just out- WANTED IMMEDIA’TELY. GOOD only one OKANAGAN UPHOLS “DAPPER" HAS R EA LLYGONE------WANTED------BY------JtJLY------31st condition. Apply suite _3. Borden ------^ity ----- limits,— ------this Is a nice clean plasterer. Highest wages paid. Ctoly t ERING CO.. upstairs at 242 Im w - places. To New Zealand, Ireland, xhls is urgent. Responsible tenant Apartments after 5. Really wonttor- gtorc with good living quarters. Llv- willingw w ^-a worker need apply.apply, One rcnco______Ave. Phone______810. 2 -tfc U.S.A. All over the World I Dc- grants house or suite (unfurnished! ful buy. Z-lp ingroom, diningroom, 3 bedrooms, year guarantee of work and pos slbly more. Apply Joe A — SPTlVICE DECORATORS — flnitely the Okanagan’s m
• Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Perry have Miss Nancy Dun^s, of Calgajr. £qj, ^ to the prairies, ac- is here for a month s vacation witn pQ^jpanied by Mr. G. Holitzki, who Large, firn. .b. L « a , dry ...... 1.....:...... li- Miss Margaret Rounce. ,has__% ____ been___ on holiday -ifat fhothe home 110 OlliOllS SC of Mr. and Mrs. Perry. Major Greenhouse and young • • * son, John, of./A Cobble ...... Hill, V.I., are— - Miss Monica Perry, of Vancouver, visitors for a couple of weeks at is spending her holidays at the Transparu...... 3 Green firm heads ...... lb. the home of Mrs. A. G. R. Prickard. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. IfaS. 250 5C A * ▼H. ▼ T*>R. Perry. Mr, and Mrs, O. Higgs and two chil&en, of Nelson, are visiting with the later’s father, Mr. O. W. BASEBAIX GAME Com Sweet, tender Ib. 110 WflX BOOIIS ’ Yonng tender .... 2 IbS. 15C Hembling, and also with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thom, of AIDS WINFIELD _Juicy_Jifalencias i Crisp, green stalks ...... tb. Mrs J. Hebert, of Victoria, spent COMMUNITY HALL *--3 IbSs 290 COlOFy several days last week as the guest ------' of Mrs. 'P. Wynne, WINFIELD— An amusing baU • • • game took place Wednesday eve- Guests at Amory Ranch last pjpg of last week when the Winfield Firm, ripe field lb. 15c Carrots Tender washed ..... ^l)Sa week were: Mrs. F. Thompson and Aces played a local pick up team, family, of Vancouver, for one •jjjg Aces came out oh top 12-8. A month; Mr. E. T. Venables, of Ver- collection of $17.70 was turned over non, for one week; Mr, and Mrs. the new hall. P. D. Smith and daughter, of Van- * * * „ ^, , j couver, for three days; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, C. Shunter, of Rutland, and T. E. Wiley and family, of Van- daughters, Judy and. Chrissie, dre Pi couver, for four days. spending a week’s holiday at Lake- • • • . shore Inn. Prices effective August 6th to August 12 th Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee have had as . • • ^ . , 5- their guest the latersf sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell, of Alix D. Manson, and small daughter, of Nelson. Mrs. Lee’s mother, Mrs. ter-m-law and brother-m-law. Rev. Canning Supplies May, is also away vacationing in aud Mrs. Coxson.^ ^ Nelson for several weeks. ^ Gallhom broke his ami while SUGAR 49c J V employed on constretion work on r o i T I T IA RQ Mr. and Mrs. ^ u r ie have the new packing house, r l i U I l dozen $1.35 guests for a snort tin^, the for* ^ * « • GINGER ALE bottle S Y R U P ’"’^^ ^ p S ‘a...... :...... :.. 5 1 .1 9 mer’s two sisters; Miss CTand Mi^ Mr. ^nd Mrs. Ross McDonagh are 17PIT1T I A R C Jewel Quarts L. Laurie, of Winnipeg. proud parents of a baby boy Cheese, Burns rliUlI dozen ...... $1.55 bom in the Kelowna General Hos 3 02« pkfiT, 1' 1:1, YELLOW SUGAR s b carton 22c OYAMA GARDEN pital. Ontario Sharp C E R t() LiQUIDs on bonie 25c Mr. McGarvey has returned home per lb...... -...... from the Kelowna General Hospital. KARO SYRUP5.bpau^^^^_ 71c PARTY PROVES * • • . per dozen Joan and Betty Anne Show are ECONOMY CLAIMS 22c BIG SUCCESS spending part of their summer holi BUTTER ...... 72c CORNSTARCH 19c days with their grandparents, Mr. Regular, per dozen , 15c OYAMA—The ' Annual Garden------and Mrs. Lupton, Canoe, B.C. Partyy sponsored byujr the I^lamalka and Mrs. I. Hillaby had as STRAWBERRY 97* CAKE FLOUR pbg 36c Womens Inrtitute ni'd giwn this |jjg|y guggts last week, the former’s dozen !... 7 c year at the home o fJ fc .^ F .^ ^ ^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hillaby, SARDINES Marwayne, Sask., and sister. Miss MAPLE SYRliP^e » e 50c cessful. Approxunately $100 was Hillaby. cleared. • • * 59« HNC MHAL RlNGr,,:. 35" WIDE MOUtH LIDS,"S- 23« •flie needl^ork stall was atteac- Mrs. Eric Merrill, Winnipeg, who PEANUT BUTTER W iars lively decorated , and was set in a jg visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. comer of the garden under a spruce q a . McKay, Kelowna, was the tree. It showed an . excellent dis- guset of Mr. and Mrs. George Elliot CATSUP TISSUE PASTRY FLOUR play of novelties and was in the last week. Westminster Monarch capable hands of Mrs. T. Towgood • • • RedHiU and Mrs. L. Nonnan. . . Mr. and J/trs. Fred Duggan, Lloyd 7 lb. bag ...... 4 5 ® GUARAHJBBD AfBAT The candy stall, under the 'wu- left by car on a holiday 13 oz. bottle...... 2 4 : ^ Per roll ...... 8 ^ low tree, In charge of Mrs. G. Poth- trij) to Banff, ecary, proved a great attraction to _ PUREX OATS ; tVheh com paring meat iirices, remianaber that S a fe w ^ s the ydungrters and was well filled Mr. and Mrs. D. Miles, Rosedale, VINEGAR Qnak» with homemade candy. Alta., and grandson, Douglas, were Snnrype T i^ e jure ^w ays on IhO t r im m e d cut, free of hone and fht The home produce s t ^ was look- the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Shaw ed after by Mrs. A. A. Evans and last week. White, 128 oz. bot. 8 5 ^ 8 o ..t o ,U 2 ‘° '2 1 C 48 oz. pkg...... 3 1 ® of^darts proved popular Mrs. V. R. McDonagh left . last ★ LEG MUTTON ROAST/, „r „bo,e b 35c withAhe child^^and was looked week for Enderby. She h o ^ y MATCHES FLOUR S ct S ’ iS n k ^ s e L Ison of Afdi- wito her aster, Mrs. H. Brandshaw TIDE Kitchen Craft deacon HaseL of Laveme,, Sask., at Mable Lak^ , « New for Washing Bedbird who is with Mrs. Rummer for the Mrs. J. McCoubray are ^ BLADE ROAST BEEF b.u. s and .b 42c ^ e s . . . * 5 .2 5 montos. ^ receiving congratulatioim on the ar- Large pkg...... 3 2 ^ 3 ' ° ' 3 0 c The flo v ^ ^ ^ w w W A w a s ^ ^ j j gj a son in the Kelowna Gen- .....lb. care of by Mrs. ,R u ^ e r . as^sted ^ Hospital, ★ SHOULDER ROAST PORK 3 5 c by Mrs. R. Allison, rtiowed a love- nospnai. ^ ^ ^ ly display of bowls and vases of Mrs. Davis, Calgary, who is visit- flowers which were judged by Mr. jjgj. sister, Mrs. J. ’Todd, and Rolled Shoulder db 4 9 c and Mis. M Middleton. Prizes for who only recently retured home ★ V ^L ROAST these were awarded as followK^ from the Kelowna Hospital, had the MooTun Zinnia; 1st, Mrs. Eyles; misfortune to dip and break her C A fT C A /'R Breakfast . . 4 2 c honorable mention, Mrs. T. Tow- jgg^ ★ d/YLUl3/AAJll!i Small casing ...... good. Pansies: 1st, Mrs. G. Pothe- • • • cary; hon. mention, Mrs. Avonari- Mr. and Mrs. E. Hart and family us. Roses: 1st. Mrs. W. Hayward; arrived from Rcoky Mountain Tasty ...... - Ib 3 5 c six blooms: 1st, Mrs. R. Allison. House, Alberta, to take up r^dence ★ LIVER SAUSAGE Botcis—1st, Mrs. H. Aldred; hon. here. They are living in the home mention, Mrs. E. GingeU. formerly Occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Vase—1st, Mrs. H. Aldred; 2nd, Ottley. , , , , HAMS —1st, Mrs. D. McCall; Mr. and Mrs. Lines and son, Tom- SIDE BACON 2nd. Mrs. G. Pothecary; honorable my returned home from a motor Security Brand Swifts^ Bums, Union mSuon; Mrs. Tucker. ; trip to Vancouver. ^ Tea was served on the two veran- n/r- 5 9 c dahs and was convened by Mrs. ^ Sliced cello wrapped .....t.. J^lb. 2 9 c 'WKmnlf* Mtsl a Townsend &nd ^nd Mrs- J. Shanks, Mr- and Mrs. Mr^ C T o S e n d ■ J. McCarthy motored to Revelstokc ^ r^ teiu s were Mrs. R. Tucker. o\-er the week-end. ^ D . and M te Teny I .« k . SCBOOI. Canterbiiry Tea 63c L ey CUP reading by Mrs. A. Me- ^ GLENMORE — In view of ^ Donald proved popular with young foct that the GteniMre^Conrai^ty nnd old Hall was gutted by fire, Sunday CanterbiUT Tea Bags " Be sure..-shop S A F E W A Y A quilt, made by Mrs; F-,Whip- Coffee f e 6 0 c A lovdy handworked picture, - ;t ~T T i : T. __ tlte w o r k e d gift of Mrs. A- Dob- The magic lantern, u sed to pro- ^ now oTvJSn. but ^ Oyama W e reserve'the right to limit quantities CANADA SAFEW AY LIMITED fM- vears. was also drawn have ben invented in lew by Atn- J ^ M d I m n ^ r M T o - Hobbins; anasius K ircb er. P A G E N IN E t h e KEJUOWHi^ COURIER THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. W 3 OK. MISSION SUPERFLUITY CYCXIBTt* FINED with in juvenile court. July 31, for Riding their bicycles on the pav similar offences. GYMKHANA BIG ed promenade in the City Park Fine of $15 and costs was Impos SWIVl CHAIR SHOP SELLS cost James Weddell and David Mc ed in city police court, July on By “Agricola’ Nair Jr. »2A0 In city police court. F. J. Heck for creating a dtstufb- SUCCESS July 29. GOODS, CURIOS Two Juvenile boyg were dealt ance. I have learned the true nic.aning two pot.-» of boUitig water. You will was of the words -production line." It note that each 1 £ ^ r i S S r . Second-hand False Teeth Can Painter recently in search otiicr equipment Coclcn put on a display for the Be Picked up in Red Cross COVERING To lormation for this column. Believe g j., . » guests of Eldorado Arms Hotel at Store e m S T o ^ : r . Z " i Z " Dfr-rulo .«» ,w..fe„t «uaro. MWoe. RcuU, wore: OTTAWA (CP)—A bracelet PAIRING for* orcscr^tion by frecx- of light cotten material torn from Children’s Claw — 1st team: 1, . . . . a golf-bag . . ttitf Our conversation went BOmc- one of my wife's slips. Vou will note Sheila Calkins on 'Beauty ; Gcor- tceili MODELING Specifications nVon^lho fS t^ ln T Ine^ that Uicse arc while. Pink slips arc go Bentley on ’Smokey’; 3 Susan set of tceU n. k I Im d e l S S to ^ alright for traffic Jami. but they Bcardmore on ’GirUc’; 4. MichaelHnrdlv Hardly I Items on the average S vour ^luablc arc no good for frozen pack." Calkins on ’Chips’. shopping-list, but these ore exam ^^^[stoice. Tn Jeturm I will be pleas- AgricOla-What do you do with 2nd team-1. Phil DuMoulin. on ples of what can bo had for the Your Shopping Guide ‘Smokey’; 2. Iran Bcardmore, on asking—plus a modest sum of to clve you first hand Infotma- the slips? money—at the Ottawa Superfluity O F F E R E D B Y tion on production line methods of Dick—I cut the broc^li into •Chips’; 3. Nan DuMouUn. on ’Pal’; nreoarinp vegetables for frozen pieces wiU» stems not larger than 4. Irene Heller, on ‘Girlie’. Shop. preparing vegciaumB one-hnlf inch Uirough. I put about lAdlos’ Klding Class—Miss Jean During the war similar shops *’°AHrlcola—I am in a bit of a hur- ohe-balf pound oil tWs Into the Newton, Kelowna; Betty were siaricastarted across theme Dominion The Following Local rv this evening but will bo glad centre of tlie square of cotton and Cook. Kelowna; Mrs. H. Sinclair, qj a wartime activity of the Cana to gtoc you a hand JuTwhat pro- bring the ends togrther to form-a Vancouver; IVUss Carol Sinclair, dian Red Cross. But the Ottawa loose type of bag. I then immerse Vancouver; Miss Daphne Plepi^, etorc has remained to take aperma- M erchants ccdlrc do you follow in freezing the broccoli, bag ahd then all. In imme one of Okanogan Mission; Mrs. J. Beard- nent place In the life of the capital. broccoli? me UlUCliVAi, ••• VN.—^ -w- ****««r»w^» — vw. aav.«av ---- - —- -- - • nirk—The first essential is to 4u^ the nrv4opots rtfof HrtilincrboUing ixmlor.water IcavinH*leaving mom.mwc. Vancouver.yancouver. ht«*«’b the«Kr« spotervrtf wherewhnw^ thettio girlirlrl set- W A L D R O N ’S G I L M E R V Y N rirnHiirt^Tho ncxt stCD thc cnds o£ thc slip hanging over Tlie ladles riding class was led housekeeping goes looking 1703 RICHTER S t Phono SB® ^anldlv as oosSiblc the side Of the pot. I put on the lid, by Miss Newton, and gave an ex- inexpensive pictures and knlck- . G R O C E R Y • FREE ESTIMATES • REASONABLE RATES is to ujovc Tapi y P n„(j after one-half minute, move the cellcnt dlspl^ of horsenpiwhlp. j^nckB to nH that bare corner In 13S3 Ellis S t Phono US from the garden 46 the *T‘=®Ting a^^^^ MissMiss Sinclair, Sinclair, junior junior member member of of the the ™ Hvlng-room...... PETTMAN BROS. Chesterfields — Chairs — Breakfast Nooks — Booths club,.was presented with a bouquet . tourists make a point of GOOPER’S GROCERY (GHID QtlOCBiiT) Made like New ISEI 81. Panl SL Phoito7B-Iffi» lOjtS PENQOZI 6L Phone 8f» GET AN ESTIMATE NOW ! Sfran-'t; gre'%Vo’!S„aS luisBion ' ' ^ GORDON’S MEAT n o ***** ’ Dick—The water In the flrst pot Children’s Race—1. George Bent- When attic-cleaning time comes Dick_Don’t show your ignorance, warms up the broccoli, ^Uh the ley, Vancouver, on 'Bcapty'; 2. 'round, houscwlvcM keep the shqp SOUTH KELOWNA MARKET LTD. It to'^LiresseTtiai eX S to bbla'nch l a V vSotables h ^ second not. thc iaT^^Lwater T ^ k Keeps U rrlih^t rigni iSmicnaci fc W T "L;ausins, S in s . vu»*v;wuvc,, o^ in ^^^nd'71^7 ^books, antiques and 425 Bernard Avo. Phones 178-170 Kelowna Upholstery before they are frozen. That is why j.avg if jn this ‘Pat’: 3. Phil DuMoulin, London, any Articles they can t uw. _____ MERCHANTS on boiling. I then leave it in this ‘Pat’; 3. Phil DuMoulin, London, „„unK 2900 PENDOZI SL Phono 5S1-L1 Phone I M2 Lawrence Avenue I have this roaring Are and these not for approximately two minutes, Ont., on ‘Girlie’. And when ^ ® M A X W E L L ’S fhen remove it to a small pot which Ring Tilting—1. Mrs. Bcardmore, Johnnie has outgrown h*s, I place under thc cold water tap. Vancouver (seniors) on ‘Dinah’; 1, spring suit, * R, ! W ALTER’S WOOD- GROCERY After the S h a l f minute cold ^a- Ian Bcardmore. VancouvOr on can sell it, and that the money will LAW N GROCERY WESTDANK ter dip thc broccoli is ready to ‘Chips’ (Juniors); 2, Sheila Calkins, 8<>^9r qp-imen drain and Sack In the carton. As Vancouver, on ’Beauty’ (Juniors). ^Tho* Allied_ Merchant Sea»ne 2091 RICHTER St. Phone 1000 b u s i n e s s A N D d i r e c t o r y you see the tochnlquo is not diffi- Mr. PhU DuMoulin, of London. Blood ^Jonors Service and Save th^ CROSSROADS professional cult and when you have had a Ont., was voted best junior riitor. Children have GLENMORE STORE SUPPLY little practice you can have the se- and won a prize donated by the ^ e gj.o„ REID’S CORNER Phone 814-L INSURANCE AGENTS cond lot Sf bri^coll blanching while dorado Arms Hotel. Miss ^heila benefitted from money the shop GLENMOBE Phono 367-R accountants vou are cold dipping, draining and Calkins was runher-up; Mn H. An- haS rais^. c h a r t e r e d packing the first lot. Thus it takes gle acted as judge' of the Gymkha- ^ Id c ly Disbursed A u g u s t DON’S GROCETERIA AUGUST only about five minutes to blanch na. The evening was concluded havfe given to anything with Ith C. M. H O RN ER. C.L.U. d»th RUTLAND Phono 440-L CAMPBELL. IM BIE by and pack each quart container of with a flag ride. which -" - —The -Red ■ Cros- sympathizes,"- » 1 2 * District Representative, Northern broccoli. Do you understand this ------said one Of the volunteer workers. & S H A N K L A N D clearly? . , _ , At the present time there arc Okanagan Agricola—Yes, I think I could do REDMAN PROVEN about 125 women volunteers work CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS MM m u t u a l l if e o f CANADA the job now. ing in three daily shifts at the store ntdCtER&iMIIBlFS Phones 838 & 839 Dick—Then prove it. I have some AS EARLY WHEAT which is in downtown Ottawa. work to do out In the garden. When some prepare , lor sale the-arti 108 Radio Building Kelowna 'you have finished blanching add NEWDALE,' Man. (CP) — Eive cles well-wlsherS send in. Others H. BRYNJOLFSON stalks of Redman wheat, a variety evaluate objects—which in the past A packing this apple box full of broc 1947, n PCBUC Unit Supervisor coli, you can call me and I will first developed in 'are said by TiYfflpiilt lob drive you back to Sunlnterland, One time ive found a diamond s. R. DAVIS As a rule, the. most inter variety will mature as early as Re- District Representative AUAll 01of whichwnicn explainsexpiuxua how I ^ . bracelet in the bottom of a hand learned the one man production- GORE and SLADEN Caaono Block - Phonp 410 esting and successful prople The wheat was grown here by bag,” said a worker. “TOe bracelet ■ are those who have inquiring line method of blanching broccoli. Hugh Blackwood, who picked it was never claimed . . . we got hun PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS SUN LIFE OF CANADA dreds for that.” minds. They ate always ready early in July, 47 days after sowing. Financial Reports - Income Tax Each stalk showed a good head Oddities make their appearance to learn more — from all -birds in cages and even one or BLIND PEOPLE fonnation, and if allowed to grow — +han ojip sat of 1476 Water S t Phone 209 sources, including other under normal conditions .shofild two dogs. and Res.: 964-R and 247-R A . W . G R A Y have matured within 30 to 40 days false teeth has been donated and Insurance — Real Estate people. TAKE ADVANTAGE Fire - Automobile - Floaters Questions are keys to in “'*^d™n w‘£ ”lfrs??de,sed by the OF INSTRUCTION , Dominion cereal breeding labora- _ when the cloth- D. H. CLARK, B.Com. Agent for Confederation U fe formation that cabnot be RUTLAND, B.C. Acooanting and Auditing discovered in any way. Class in Basketry,' Typing. Sfde?l^/1nTsmlu1oS^'®mnto 15 oz. tin ...... dJ INCOME TAX SERVICE And you will get worthwhile Room 7 Phone 457 information from people in S l i ""*- S iM 'S !-. Casorso Block H. C. GUEST aU walks of life - if you are —----- Winnipeg cerealists say Redman ness. . District Representative bot too proud to ask for it. The United Church hall has been gives higher yield, combined ^ enough^Sothing for tS^livingf B ru nsw ick the scene of busy classes during; the same early-maturing qualities. ■> _ .i.- dead” said the volunteer. automobiles MANUFACTURERS LIFE . thi S w ^k. Miss Marjorie North, The wheat, derived from a cross of INSURANCE CO. Moreover, I find that of the Canadian National Institute Regent and Canus, jvas ^firet Be^des used articles, the shop I % LADD GARAGE LTD Phone 452-Ll Kelowna, B.C. pie invariably "open up ' for the Blind in Vancouver, was duced m the Dominion latmratory . several paintings donated readily^in response to a query- -ih^teacher,-and the ;pupik;com- of cereal breeding Ht"rS!hdan artisS^d at.Chri^^^ 2 for 19c Dealer lor . mas about their work, hobbies or prised, members of the Kelowna and Easter it always has on STUDEBAKER and AUSTIN LAWYERS White Cane Club. reels hand a collection of deUcately made CARS and TRUCKS some other subjects about Miss North, who herself has only For, theft of two nsning r^ is , j other tovs fii^nercent vision, teaches braille, from a local sporting goods^ store, dolls and other toys. Massey Harris Farm Implements which I have reason to sus mooiSype, basketry, typing, leather a 14-year-old youth, Saturday m Lawrence Ave. *Phonc C. G. BEESTO N ZSZ pect that they know a lot. work ^ inicramie work, knitting, juvenUe court, was placed on pro ISaltnipti: BARRISTER. SOLICITOR and crocheting and clay work. Her pu- bation for six months and required SIGNS NOTART PUBLIC I try to summarize what I pfis are more than willing, and the tO report every week. PHONE NEON % Sockeye, “Gold Seal”, Yz lb. tin BEAUTY SALONS PAINTING 1 No. 1 Casorso Block have learned. This, I find, work that is turned out rivals any thing that a man with perfect wi- OROVILLE — Automatic starting All types of signs Telephone 854 Kelowna, B.C. helps me to remember the gates were used for the first time 1019 T I L L I E * S ion could produce. This is Miss C. H. TAYLOR facts more clearly. North’s first visit to Kelowna, _and in the Okanogan County here dur Now! ‘K R EM E W H IP T ’ BEAUTY SHOP ing Saturday’s ahd Sunday’s' Oro- 943 Clement Ave. OPTOMETRISTS previous to that, she visited Nel Si>eciallsts in all lonns of Use your powers of observ son, Trail and Vernon, giviis^ les ville race meet. Beauty worfc^ , . ation. Y )u w ill find it ^a sons. Salmon Arm is her next stop. For that attractive halr-a» TVTigs North is a graduate of Mise- SALAD DRESSING surprisingly big help; in PHONE - «B« ricordia Hospital in Edmonton, hut building for future suefeess after the loss of her sight, was forc and enjoyment of life! ed to give up nursing. She travell 2 3 e CHARM BEAUnr & CORSET FREDERICK JOUDBT ed to Toronto, where a course was 8 oz...... — SALON Optometrist being given in C.N.I.B. traimng, 1 USED RANGE WITH SAWDUST BURNER^ p e r m a n e n t s 2686 Pendozi S t Phone 551-B and ^ e fi returned to Vancouver, 3 9 c (comer Osprey Ave.) Box 119 as a CKT.I.B. teacher. All this hap attach ed . 16 oz Machine, Machineless and Your life insurance agent is Cold Wave. pened in 1944. and today no one In Good Condition ...... Hair Styling and lu tin g trained to answer your, ques would guess that Miss North has 6 F Scot K. Hambley, R.O. tions about an Insurance pro only five percent virton. _ . 1 USED WESTINGHOUSE WASHING 32 oz. 662 Bernard Ave. Phone 642 G. H. Kin"g, who is presid^t of Optometrist gram to meet your particular- the Kelowna White Cane (3lUb, ex b i c y c l e r e p a i r s p HONE ' - 856 needs. If you ask him for ad pressed the appreciation and thanKs In Good Running Order ...... of the members for the kindness Suite 3. Mill Ave. Bldg. vice, he will give it gladly. of the people of Kelowna, and for P H O N E N O . X C A M P B E L L ’S 1476 Water Street Kelowna all the interest ^owh in their I R aisins 2 t o r 3 7 0 b i c y c l e S H O P club g Sun Maid, seedless HBi ™ # C.CJUL and English BICTCLES SURGICAL BELTS Repairs and Accessories E R £ R E o Leon and Ellis S t Phone lOT CHARM BEAUTY & CORSET S H SALON Distributors of: Camp .Surgical I A pple Ju ice d a i r i e s Belts and Breast Supports Private fitting rooms y Sunrype, 20 oz. tin ...... —— LAKEVIEW Graduate Fitter A full line of Girdles, Corsets, Corsellettes and Bras. ■ DAIRY 662 Bernard Ave. Phone 642 Pastenrized NQlk and Cream DaUy Delivery . Phone 70S SURVEYORS Perfex Bleach
DENTISTS HAGGEN & CURRIE B.C. LAND SCBVEYOBS 32 oz ...... :...... 3 1 c Civil and Mining Engineers d r . m a t h i s o n Phone 1078 286 Bernard Ave. KELOWNA d e n t i s t QUAKER Willits Block Phone 89 ERNEST O. WOOD I WHEAT Land Surveyor I FLAKES 2 2 1 ■DB. ' ■ ' Phone 746 267 Bernard Ave. i« e J. W. N. SHEPHERD Kelowna Dental Surgeon Shepherd Block - Phone 223 We turned the crank . . . two and three rings for Aunt Pendozi and Lawrence Ave. UPHOLSTERING Emma’s. And, there we were. . . talking,^actually I TEA Maple Leaf, 2 ^ lb. KELOtVNA UPHOLSTERY vrtth h er . . . and she a good five m iles distance. Land s IBISC 247 Lawrence Ave. Phone 1142 s a k e ! What won’t they think of next? Dr. F. M. Williamson m •COVERING In the early 1900’s, as today, folks were j«st as likely to IMIX D E N T I S T - PAIRING (MODELING call Aunt Emma and the friendly nei^bors 1476 W ater St. evening of whist or cribbage. Witlv of «ou ^, the Estimates Given Freely P H O N E 808 “trimmings” : Good food, Princeton Beer and friendly talk completed the evening. Princeton is brewed now, VACUUM GLEANERS Lime Jaice as then, of the finest available grains and hops . . . the % entertainments famed Tulameen waters . . . to the same exacting high “ Grantham's, 2 6 oz. ELECTROLUX standards. People still insist on Princeton in these times . . • Portable P-A System (Canada) Limited . . . it is the “just right” beer. D.C. or A-C. Factory representative for aU occasions Soles, Service and Supplies TEA L. 5L FLINTOFT • 3-Piece Orchestra Phone 139 1643 Ellis S t Malkin's Red Label, 16 oz. Pkg. ’ Phone 867 - BERT PATTEN WORN BY MOHAMMEDANS FIN A N C lA ir HJik is a scarf-like piece of cloth usually of coarse hand-woven ■wool, Uri i te d .S1 0 r (-.’ s in v e s t o r s s y n d ic a t e o f worn by Arabs, Moors and other PRINCETON BREWING CO,. LTD. CANADA LIMITED Mohammedan peoples. PRINCETXt N, B.C. PURFIV Head Office: Winnipeg. Canada DIP SHEEP YEARLY ^ YOUR GUIDE- TO SAFE BUYINi A. P. PBitYPIECE Sheep must be dipped at least Representative - Kelowna, B.C. once a year in a solut'on of “shcep- o.bliJ.cd or disolaved by the Liquor Controi Board or by the Goyemment o( BriUd. Coluobhl; Phene 969-L3 P.O. Box 394 iUp" to preii'ent mites and sheep This advertisement is not scab. THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1W8 THE EEX.OWNA COURIER PAGE T EN Big Bend Highway, they visited SHOWER HONORS M r, » im1 Mra. Ern«t Jcnacn w»«3 Lethbridge, Calgary and Banff. their three dauipbitcrs. Ilarrictt, • • • AUGUST BRIDE Mary-Lmil»e, and Charmaln. rc- Mrs, Leonard Gaddeg and her turniKl la*t wc^Jc frc®ri a two week dauglHer Irene, of Grand Forks, rnohM- trip to Y ello w ^. arc vlBlttng In Kelowna at tho Miss Wilma Wilson and Miss Pat B0 C. Uutte, Ilclana and Great ralw. home of Mrs. Parkinson. Montgomery were co-hostcascs at Mont. On their return trip via the a miscellaneous shower, in honor of bridc-clcct Mlsa Joan Johnson, last Thursday evening, at Miss Wil The Iderl E’l-icc to Begin Ytair Highei Educaliun son's home on Glenn Avenue. Mra. Lcta Wade, of Vancouver, Mm. M. Johnson. Vernon Road. Tho room was tastefully decor SALAM VICTORIA COUEGE who Is a professional Hammond or ha.q ns her guests for the next ated with marigolds, nasturtiums, Victoria, B.C, ganist. arrived by plane in Kelow montli, her sister-in-law, Mrs. B r id e s snap dragons and sweet peas, while BLACK—GRIFFTTII the gifts were hidden In a beauti ___ In AJfiltaticm With University of B.C. na totlay to visit her sister. Mm. R. James Vnrr. and son, Gerald, of TEA McColl. during the Regatta. Vancouver. Two little girls dressed In corn fully decorated basket. Smaller claascs provide opportunity for more individual • • • flower bluci Misses Brenda Lynn Mra. M. Johnson, Mra. T. Dug inatruction . . • »malkr city ensures living accommodation Mr. and Mrs. F. fS. Nlghswander, Congratulations arc extended to Griffith and Chritina Campbell, gan, „—, ----- Miss------Carol------Wilson------and- -Miss O utstanding Q uality • D elicious Flavour closer to studies. Prepares you for entrant to 3rd year Arts. of Winnipeg, visited last week at Mr. and Mrs. R. Ford, of Okanagan with their dainty basitets of sweet Wilma Wilson acted n3 ,^ rv“ cur^ tho homo of their son-in-law and Mission, on the birth of a son on ocas created a charming picture and tho guests Included Wft-s. Ralph SocrKCS, Commerce. Home Econooucs. AL» 2 years Prepara- daughter, Mr, and Mrs. E. Jensen, July 30. as tiicy preceded Miss Winnlfrcd Wilson. Mary Culos, Florence Cas- tory to Medicine, Dentistry. U w . Teaching. Cadder Ave. • - - I^rothy G ^ K into St. Aldcn's orso, Patsy Mclvor. Mra. Valerio Optometry. Nursing and 1 year p i^ iatory to Apphed Science. ♦ • • Mr and Mrs.___ Howard - - McCarthy cj,u™h Victoria, to exchange vows Recce, Mrs. N. Woods, Miss Jane ,,1 4i,ni,. riniiuhton Patsv. of Vic- myr’ TnmpR Arthur Black. Frl- Weddell, Miss Maureen Meyers, n Sw laSratory and Ubrary fa^tie# Miss Eleanor Ritches, of Vancou- and their daughten Vlc- ver, was guest of honor at a beach tloria, arc guests in IM ^ iia at nff^rnoTn J^ v 23 Mlss Sheila Johnson. Miss Doreen I courses. Terms: Sept, 20. 1048. to April 30. 1949. Apply party on Thursday evening, held tho homo of Mr. Mct^rtl^ s Rev T G ’ Grlfflthb performed Davidson. Mrs. Phyllis Ramponc, **Thc RegUtrar.” by the stall of Fumerton’s Store, at mother, Mrs. Charles McCarthy, the rituals for the youngest daugh- Miss Hazel Bernard and Miss Ruth Mom, Cbmpktdy, Rofibeincisu for «S fMOwtioiu «f Higher Learning. the home of Mr. and Mra. Frank Richter St. , , , ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Grlf- Nuyens. flth, Victoria, and son of Mr. and Fumerton. , ^ George MtKay and Mrs. T. ^ ____ Black,_ Kelowna, in a set- Miss Lois McKim was guest of family, of Kamloops are guests in and daisies. It was a honor at a surprise shower on July Kelowna for several days at tbo double ring ceremony. N X WOMAN 27. held at tho homo of Mrs. H. homo of Mr, McKay^s parents, Mr. A reception followed at the home Mitchell. Bernard Ave. and Mrs. G. 'A.. McKay,. . . Leon ...... Ave. of the bride’s parents, where H. RAISES TIGERS W E MANUFACTURE CUSTQM- The living room was tastefullyrasrotuiiy # Price gave a toast to the coupies ^ decorated with large bouquets of Mr. and future happiness. Mrs. Griffith and y | | | | j M |T D P |^ D Y BUILT FURNITURE — roses and the gifts were presentod Port Marm, B.C., are vlsitlr K j/irs. Black received guests with thc ' £ j \ | | / l l U I U j L i t i l St. George's School in a pretty basket decorated with home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bnrncr, |,j.Idal pair. _____ and also R EPA IR and RECO VER old' chairs and crepe paper. of Okanagan Mission. mirtinturc, bride and groom Chesterfields Seventeen guests were loccent ‘ * * topped tho thrce-tlcr wedding cake, By Jean Mcegan VANCOUVER _and__ ___ the______evening_ was__ __ spent In play- _ Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Wyatt, ana flankedflanged by vases of sweet peas,peas. n e W YORK (AP) — A simple “Good As New When W e’re Through” Tnging games andand^concludcd concluded with tho their daughter, left this week for g^d white streamersstreamers and and frame frame \house\house across across the the street street from from sorvini' of delightful refreshments, a month's holiday at the coast. Mr* wedding bells decorated tho the Bronx Zoo has changed hands. B . Wyatt wUl officiate at services In ^ former landlady was nervous OKANAGAN UPHOLSTERING RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS Miss Carol Nordmnn and Miss St. Margaret’s on the Islamk whUe The bride chose a full length veil because her tenant was raising U PST A IR S: Company 242 Lawrence Ave. May Francis Munro, both of Crof- ho is replaced by Canon Barectt, cascade from a cor-' simultaneously a tigress, a black GRADES 3-13 ton House School, ore guests of Okanagan Mission Church, of St. with orange blossoms ov- leopard and two lion cubs. OUR PHONE NUMBERS IS 819. Miss Rosemary King, Riverside Andrew. ... er her gleaming satin gown, Prin- •■i bought the house and lot,” says Avenue, for the Regatta week. _ . . . _ cess mode,moae, withwitn net yoke, lily point Helen.Helen Martini,Martmi, keeperKeeper ofoi thuiu • • * sleeves and graceful skirt flaring 2 0 0 *3 animal nursery, “because she Miss Winne Hunter, of Crofton Mr. and Mrs. B. Bai^, of Okana- 1 irain. worried about tho animalswvnlmnlcf ' eatingAnTin0 Mr. John Harker, the Headmaster,^ is at present in House School, Was a guest of the gan Mission, are guest for a w e ^ Her g, groom’s gift, a diarnond pen- grandchild while I was ui>- R. G. Rutherfords for the Regatta, at the home of their aunt, Mrs. D. dant, . . was the only jewellery, and gt^jpg coaxing my little ‘babies’ to C B O n u H Kelowna, and may be reached by mail to 2774 North • • • Bossley in Vernon. she carried red roses and gardenias j^j^g g| Street, Kelowna or telephone Kelowna 119-Rl. jYir.Mr. ana and Mrs.Avjxb. x\cupi*Ralph Palmerjraxinvi. and .* ^ 1_i. * c iHin DCF her snower shower bouquet. uuu^uct. AVLA. Mr.^ «****—•Griffith ^ M Martini, artini onlv only woman keep- theirtheir two small daughters, of Rev- Miss Joannie Gartrell,Gartrelk of bum-Su - daughter in m^riage. in the larfiest zoo in the world, 0 O D S C elstoke, were guests of Mr, and merland, was a guest of Mrs. A, pajggj mauve'silk fashioned the nuite a*record Mrs. J.T MartinTWnrtin for the Regatta, and Raym6 r Sr. gown of honor matron, Mrs. Har- has railed plan to remain in Kelowna for two old T. Hob^n, sister of the bride. Single-handed, weeks. MlBS H el« Nora and a Z S o r torquoV rf S & o T e m X “ wo?o‘“ o • • • , ____ _ TI i f t h ; m S Loclouatotendtothatferocious to tend to that ohore chore tho".: them^ SCH«H Me.ME. andan a Mrs.mra. P.jr. Andrykeu have big the summer__holiday^------— ilar bouquet was carried by Miss selves. As a personal hobby she left their Manitoba home to take home of Mr. and A, Drake Nan Campbell, who wore sage breeds and raises ^ vampire ^ bats, -POINT GREY* VANCOUVER, B.C. ^ ( FARRELL HALL) up residence in Okanagan Mission Founded oy the Mhtei Gordon ^ ...... Mr. and lirr.'A . Drake, with g f S
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PAGE TWELVE Kclown* in 1V3X ha is survived by Mm T. H. Calland of Vancouver Mo made BO*n© very pointed all by ItaeU- Thexe waa scroc con- two dBujdLt