The Province from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 9

BYRON-JOHNSON Collector of Indian art dies at Vernon THE PROVINCE, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1957 B. C. FINAL Central B.C. and Kootenays Radio CIAT CKLN P.M.

(Trail) 610 (Nelson) 1240 4:00 News and Today's Music 4:15 Top Tune Time Today's Music 4:30 Top Tune Time Ruff 'n' Reddy 4:45 Top Tune Time Story Man 5:00 News Rolling Home 5:15 Top Tune Time Show 5:30 News: Music Rolling Home 5:45 Top Tune Time Show 6:00 News: Sports News 6:15 Cominco Alb. Markets 6:30 Top Tune Time Cavalcade of 6:45 Top Tune Time Melody 7:00 CBC News News 7:15 News Roundup Music 7:30 Fred Waring Summer 7:45 Fred Waring Recital 8:00 Cavalcade Around World 8:15 of Stars in 80 Days 8:30 Music Science 8:45 from Italy Let's Make 9:00 Let's Make Review 9:15 Music Music 9:30 Leicester Leicester 9:45 Square Square 10:00 News Roundup News: Sports 10:15 Talk Sports 10:30 Joe Remus Sign Off 10:45 Show 11:00 Joe Remus 11:15 Show 11:30 Joe Remus 11:45 Show Lumby voters to decide fate of water bylaw LUMBY The $177,000 water bylaw has been read for the third time and will be voted on by the electors Sept. 6. Advance polls have been arranged for those absent on polling day. These will be held on Sept.

4 and 5 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. and from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. All voting will take place in the municipal office.

TUESDAY Many birds are relatively color blind. 31 years of superior Airmanship Northwest Orient Airlines proudly announces a new concept in trans-Pacific luxury flight THE -Rev. Charles services from Saints' Mrs. Emma She died in Jubilee Hospital Mrs. Byron-Johnson took an ac- tive interest in the folk lore and arts of the North American Indian and passed on much information and curios to the Vernon Museum, of which she was acting curator.

She was provincial secretary of the Women's Hospital Auxiliaries of B.C. Mrs. Byron-Johnson was born Emma Jones on April 17, 1892, 1 in False Teeth Need A Special Cleanser Don't Brush Your Plates! Soak Them in Polident As Dentists Suggest Polident is the recommended way to clean dentures, banish Denture Breath. Just follow these easy rules. 1.

Never use a brush on them! Your dental plates are much softer than natural teeth. Brushing wears down fitting ridges 80 they get loose. 1. Never use soap or toothpaste! They can leave film which collects bacteria and food particles, a major cause of offensive "Denture 1. Use a soaking-type cleanser made for false teeth only Polident! Polident cleanser is recommended by more dentists than any other.

No brushing, no handling of soapy plates. Polident gets where a brush can't reach. Best of all, Polident always leaves false teeth odor free. Get the world's largest selling denture cleanser, Polident, at your drug counter. D-133 E.

Reeve conducted funeral Anglican Church Friday for 65, of Okanagan Landing. on Aug. 12. Regina, and was taken to the Blood Indian Agency near Fort McLeod, as a small child where her father was agricultural instructor to the Indians. The family moved later to Gleichen, Alta.

Prior to her marriage in 1939 to Richard Guy Byron-Johnson, a sergeant in the RCMP, she was a reporter in the Alberta Legislature. The couple moved to the Okanagan in 1936 and established a home near Fintry, on the west side de of Okanagan Lake; coming to Okanagan Landing a few years ago. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. H. H.

Lockyear of Vancouver and Mrs. C. Moreash of Grassy Lake, and two brothers, A. R. Jones, Edmonton and F.

W. Jones of Lethbridge. KIDNEY GERMS May Keep You On The Run Are you embarrassed and worried by too frequent Kidney action during the day and night? This symptom as well as burning, itching passages, Backache, Strong Cloudy Urine, pressure over the Bladder, and Rheumatic Pains, may be due to Kidney and Bladder irritation. In such cases the very first dose of CYSTEX usually goes to work right now helping you these three ways: 1. Helps nature remove certain irritating non-specific germs in acid conditions.

9. Relieves Rheumatic Pains end tired, achy feeling due to colds. 8. By relieving and calming irritated Bladder tissues, it helps reduce frequent or smarting passages day and night. Get OYSTEX from your druggist today for quick help, under satisfaction or money back trial offer.

IMPERIAL SERVICE to the Orient Now Northwest's majestic new DC-7C's- world's fastest, most luxurious long-range airliners- -make the shortest, fastest route to all the Orient even faster even more luxurious. First class and tourist service to all the Orient Japan, Korea, Philippines, Okinawa, Formosa, Hong Kong. Fly via connecting airline to Seattle at no extra fare. Call MA 1654 or your travel agent NORTHWEST Orient AIRLINES Ticket office: 556 W. Georgia $3000 QUESTION Are quarrels between women often conspicuously lacking in TACT? Or would you say that FACT makes a better answer? Take note, however, of the words often and conspicuously.

And remember your answer might mean your winning the $3,000 prize in Prizewords No. 34. What does it cost you? Absolutely nothing! It's completely FREE! All you have to do is to answer a few simple questions by using your common-sense. No, there's no catch in it--turn NOW to Page 00 and send your FREE entry TODAY! 'Silver Star skiing fine for meets' VERNON Silver Star is a skiing location suitable for national and international meets in the opinion of Gottfried S. Ehrenberg, representing the Heron Engineering Company of Denver, Colorado, which specializes in aerial tramways and chair lifts.

In company with the Right Rev. A. H. Sovereign, William Attridge and Art Spence, Mr. Ehrenberg spent three hours on the "Star." He felt the site was excellent.

He pointed out that similar locations have paid for developments in comparatively short periods. "Skiing and camping are getting to be a terrific business," Mr. Ehrenberg said, adding that he did not know of a chair lift that's losing money. Guides camping at valley farm LUMBY The Girl Guides left for their annual camp which is being held this year at the Shunter Farm in Creighton Valley. The camp is under supervision of Mrs.

I. Humphries, assisted by Miss Ruth Ulmer. The cooking will be under the direction of Mrs. J. Dyke.

In order to receive their standing as First Class Guides the girls have to spend two nights, under canvass, pitch their own tents and make their own camp fires. WEDNESDAY CJAT CKLN CKPG 550 (Trail) 610 (Nelson) 1240 (Pr. George) News Roundup News: Sports News: Sport Top Tune Time Markets Last Call Top Tune Time Breakfast to Breakfast Top Tune Time Varieties Last Call News: Music News: Guide News Top Tune Time Story Parade Hello Laura Limited Shopper's News Top Tune Time Guide Hello News and News: Guide Morn. Visit Top Tune Time Music Musical Tune Music Program Top Tune Time Way of Lord Vocal Time News: Music News: Story Waxworks Top Tune Time Woman's Wrid Waxworks Top Tune Time Morning News Top Tune Time Melodies Waxworks Top Tune Time Dinner Bell Lunch Hour Top Tune Time Sports: News News News Roundup Farm Broadc't Farm Broadc't Top Tune Time Farm News Lost, Found News and CKLN Reports Calling All Top Tune Time Matinee Travellers Top Tune Time Matinee Calling All Top Tune Time Matinee Travellers News and Pacific News Calling All Top Tune Time Pacific News Travellers Back to Trans-Canada Trans-Canada the Bible Matinee Matinee News and Trans-Canada Trans-Canada Top Tune Time Matinee Matinee Top Tune Time Sacred Heart Chapel Top Tune Time IB.C. Roundup Play Fav.

CKPG (Pr. George) Playing 8:00 Favorites 8:15 Teenage 8:30 Jamboree 8:45 550 Calling 9:00 550 Calling 9:15 News 550 Calling 0:45 Journey Into 10:00 Melody 10:15 News 10:30 Melody 10:45 National News 11:00 National News 11:15 South Amer. 11:30 Way 11:45 Premiere on 12:00 the Air 12:15 Compare Hits 12:30 Compare Hits 12:45 Let's Make 1:00 Music 1:15 Leicester 1:30 Square 1:45 News 2:00 Critics 3:15 See It 2:30 Sanctum 2:45 Sport Scores 3:00 Sanctum 8:15 News; W'ther 3:30 Sanctum 3:45 Okanagan---Mainline Radio Tuesday CJIB (Kelowna) 630 (Vernon) 940 News 8:00 News Early Bird 8:15 Sportscope Early Bird 3:30 Shopper Early Bird 8:45 Morning News 9:00 N's: Morn. Mel. Club 630 9:15 Dr.

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Medit'ons Valley Music 1:30 Market Place Women's N'ws 1:45 Summer Matinee 2:00 Holiday Matinee 2:15 Time Aunt Mary 2:30 Summer Music 2:45 Holiday News 3:00 Time Jottings 3:15 News Be My 3:30 Concert Hall Guest 3:45 Concert Hall News and 4:00 Western Best on Wax 4:15 Trails Best on Wax 4:30 Kiddies Best on Wax 4:45 Storytime News 5:00 940 Club R. Jamison 5:15 Eb and Zeb R. Jamison 5:30 Safety Patrol R. Jamison 5:45 News News 6:00 Around Town R. Jamison 6:15 Serenade R.

Jamison 6:30 Supper R. Jamison 6:45 Serenade News 7:00 Canadian Hit News Roundup 7:15 Gunsmoke 7:30 Variety Fair Gunsmoke 7:45 Variety Fair Official 8:00 News Detective 8:15 RMP Council Headquarters 8:30 Assignment Man 8:45 Assignment Steamboat 9:00 Assignment Jamboree 9:15 Assignment Leicester 9:30 Stairway Square 9:45 to Stars News 10:00 News Music 10:15 Books Today in Sport 10:30 Public Serenade 10:45 Affairs News: W'ther 11:00 News: Sports Sandman's 11:15 Night Flight Serenade 11:30 Night Flight Serenade 11:45 Night Flight City council to increase own number CROK (Penticton) 800. News Sports and Date With Dave News and Coffee Time Coffee Time Coffee Time News and Coffee Time Time Coffee; News Roving Rep'ter Musical Merry Go Round Go Round Luncheon Sports News Lunch Date Farm Editor Swap Shop Oroville Calling Sentimental Journey Sentimental Journey Sentimental Journey Ladies' Choice Ladies' Choice Guys Gals Guys Gals News and Gingerbread Dinner Club Club: News Dinner Club Dinner Club Dinner Club Dinner Club Dinner Club Dinner Club Scandinavia Scandinavia News Pers'nality Par Assignment Assignment Assignment Assignment TBA TBA News: Sports Piano Party Swap Shop Dreamtime News and Dancetime Dancetime Dancetime VERNON City council has gone on record as favoring application for letters patent, authorizing the increase of city council members to six from five aldermen. Ald. H.

J. Murray voted against the measure, because, he said, of the "principle involved." He explained his remarks were impersonal, but he objected to surrendering a vote to the chair in case of a tie. Building men meet in Vernon VERNON Third annual conference of the Building Inspectors Association of B.C. will meet in Vernon in May, 1958. Vernon's building inspector, Hanna, is chairman of the conference committee.

It will be a two-day affair. Vernon building total increases VERNON New construction for Vernon is continuing to climb. Building permits issued the week ending Aug. 9 were $36,500 for year's total of $1,163,140. Mix it with Rock Mount LONDON DRY GIN Superb Cra 'or tr coo re'resner This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or the Government of British Columbia CFJC (Kamloops) 910 News: W'ther Third Call to Third Call News Time Out Laura Ltd.

Music News Jackpot Jackpot Music News Neighbor Show Hits. Encores Hits, Encores Hits, Encores News Farm Br'dcast Farm Br'dcast Memories News Back to the Bible Afternoon Concert Trans-Canada Matinee Matinee News and Request Request Request Open House N's: Open H'se Open House Open House Open House Open House Open House Open House Open House Lawr. Welk News Roundup Talk Meet the Artist Mantovani Mantovani J.C.C. Forum Plains Music Reflections Freddy Martin Leicester Square News Talk Sentimental Journey News: Sports Sentimental Sign Off CFCR-TV KAMLOOPS TUESDAY Things We See Weather, Sports 8:00 -Garden Rendezvous World Eyre" 10:00 Profile Corners Off Henry Bonell dies at 47 KIMBERLEY Henry George Bonell, 47, who came to the East Kootenays as a child, has died in Kimberley and District Hospital after a long illness. Born in England, he was brought to Canada by his parents in 1911.

The family first settled in Fernie, moving to the Okanagan later. Mr. Bonell began to work for Cominco as an electrician in 1934 and stayed with the company until ill health forced him to retire. Surviving are his wife, Ann; two sons, Gordon, 15, and Harvey, 10; two brothers, Len of Burnaby and Dan of Kimberley; two sisters, Mrs. J.

E. Collier and Mrs. J. Pollard, and his stepfather, J. Scobie, all of Kamloops.

PARKING is EASY at Wedwards 61 Hours FREE for Customers 'IN THE New Self Park Garage NEW GARAGE OUT IN ENVO CORDOVA ST. WOODWARD'S STORE 4 Until August 26th, when Cordova Street becomes a one- way traffic street, there will be a slight inconvenience to our parking customers but you will find i it quite easy and simple to park your own car in our new garage if you follow the above map. Use the convenient Skywalk or Lower Main Subway for easy traffic-free access to the store. PARCEL PICKUP SERVICE PLAN WATER ST. GARAGE ST.

6 CORDOVA ST. Woodwards 11088V CAMBIE PARCEL PICK Until August 26th, Woodward's Parcel pick-up will remain on the Abbott street side of the store, The map above should help you as you leave Woodward's new garage if you have parcels to pick up. 2 Hours FREE PARKING For Woodward Customers OVERTIME 1st hour or portion thereof 2nd hour or portion thereof 15 PARKING RATES: Each additional hour youll be with the money thrilled to you save regularly at IMPERIAL to BANK tat service built 1117.