RUBBER
STAMPS

It’s the

MRS, EASTON, Lr 365.9172
Rev,and Mrs. A: McNeil,
son Kirk ‘and daughter Janna
Lee of ‘Daysland: Alberta are
visiting Mr. McNell’s mother,
Claan Cut Mra, 1 MeNelt and grandmother
irs, 1, Swat

Rubber Stamp Shop
5 ROBSON, B.C.
Ph. 365-2326,

as her guest her neice, Miss Car-
men’ Dyxtra of Vernon. Before
returning’ home, ‘Miss Dyxtra
and Mrs. England visited Mrs,
England's brother, and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. E.

by
Mrs, J. England has had

week,

ws EREMENKO

and Co.

tise. Viel
toria Miated at tl
the home of her ncle ane aunt

and Mr:
* Visitors at the home of Mrs.
John Waldie recently‘ were her
daughter. and. son-in-law, - Mr,
and Mrs. R. Carmichael of Ver-
non ands nee son and three

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fans 5-31] of Cranbrook.

= Mr. and Mrs, Rae Van Dar- ig

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— REALTORS —

364 Bernard Avenue, Kelowna, B.C.
SINCE 1902

“will be pleased to answer your inquiries
regarding real etsate in the Oka nagan vanes

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CUSTOMERS
@ Our “HOME HEAT" Service .
man is in the fleld nowy ac}
give your furnace it's .
annual clean up And pen

PUBLIC NOTICE

ne Citizens Picnic, Nelson Park
ug,” 8.° Meet at Legion Hall
Jos a.m., those needing trans-
portation ph. Mr. Evans,
7443,
agk your. co-operation
hi he should advise
‘+ ing any'parts to avold fut-
ona ee and no-heat

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umalt but ‘the satisfaction

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CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. E. Goulet,

Corner of Pine and Columbia
Phone’ 365-3911

WHEN YOUR BABY.
“STARTS. TO WALK....

‘rom. the very be; inning he needs shoes whi hich
ees good walking habits and allow feet to. :
grow and develop] healthfully- Be sure with -:,
Savage Pussyfoots. : ‘3

ussyfoots give him plenty:of wiggle ant grow
bneiery eh walls Plenty confidently, because’
Pussyfoots fit snugly and won't slip.

Drop i in and see our selection for. yourself. -

MADDO CKS

tin oa Mrs, W. Van Mazer,

of Calgary who also visited with
the Van Yzerloos.

Mr, and Mrs. E, Friesen and
Miss Catherine McFarland of
Vancouver were visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, James
Killough recently.

Miss Leslie Downing of Mid-
way, is‘ holidaying with her.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Killo ough.

Miss Emily Killough has re-

-| turned from 3 weeks holiday in

Salt Lake City, Los Angeles
and other points in California.
Visitors this last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Colin
Pryce were Mr. and Mra. S. Mér-
rifield, Mr. and Mrs: Dawson
and Mr. and Mrs. G. Class all
of Vancouver.
Mr. John Ross, formerly of
Robson and now af Kelowna,
i

“GIGANTIC CLEARANCE SALE

in linen-like_rayons, arnel,
River etc,

Summer DRESSES & SUITS

terylene, ‘nylon, Dan.
Sleeveless or with sleeves

Vz OFF Regular Price
Sellag as low as $5.30

‘Ladies’

SWIM SUITS
one piece or two piece
Vs OFF.

REGULAR ‘PRICE .

Selling as low as
$3.97

Hd

SUMMER SKIRTS TO CLEAR

Arnel and Cotton, white or blue‘or grey
Pleated — Sizes 10 to.18

to clear: at $2. 95

SAVE — SAVE

(ikea Cation Peasant Skirts
$1.95 - $2.95 - $3.95

| SAVE |

ances around. ‘Castlegar.

daughter, Joan spent a few days

in McLoed, Alta. recently, ae

turning home, with them

their neice, Miss Joy Edgar.
Mr.:and Mrs. Ron Gemmill

have had as their guests Mr. and

Mrs. Jack Edgar and son John

of McLeod, Alberta.

: Miss Jeanette King. has re-

turned to the Royal ‘Inland Hes-

pital, ‘Kamolops after: spending

a month's holiday. with her pa: | =

rents,. Mr. and: Mrs. C. King.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Puch of

and Mrs. P.
were visiting for a few days with
| Mrs. Jack Smith and Mrs. M.

Linlithgow, Scotland, was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Dun-
lop of Castlegar last week. Miss
‘Dunlop, who teaches in Paisley,
eta is B « cousin of Mr. Dun-
: While’ in {the _ district, she
it » isiting relatives in. Trail and
will_go on to Victoria before re-
turriing home via the Polar.
route,

Visiting Mrs. L. E. Killough
last week:were her daughter,
and son-in-law, Mr, and. Mrs.

daughter’ and - son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs./‘Tom Otway of Fort
William, Ontario.

Miss - Carol ‘Morey left by
plane on Monday for a visit with
her sister, Lennie, who is nurs-
ing at New Westminster.

Miss Judy and -Patti McDo-
nald of Kimberley ‘are ; visiting
with Heather Anderson at the
Castle Bar Ranch.

CIVIL DEFENOE _

fence with a eo cial Tole in a
service such as Police, Welfare,
Warden, Rescue, Fire, ete.

be trained.

"BIRTHS

..., LAURIENTE — To Mr.‘and
Mrs: Michael Lauriente on Fri-
day. July +24, a sone:

BYERS — To Mr.
Keith Byers of Robson, “gay 8 31,
a son.

\

BARNARD
Mrs; Nevil Barnard of Blueberry
Creek 4 (August lla

Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter and | ==

Men's
Stanfield’s Double
Seat BRIEFS"

Men's Men‘s

~ POLO SHIRTS

Shert Sleeves for.’
“ Summer Comfort,
| Washable.

$1,98-2,39-3.95

Sizes Sm

Grand Tex Double
Seat BRIEFS

: _ Sizes S-M-L*

: : Package of 3 $I 98.
Sr ILA wt Lo mg

"USE OUR
-PARKING LOT»

re Parking for
<2 Hours: ©

Entrance on:
Pine Street

ing. ‘
Miss Margaret Dunlop of _-&

G,-A. Ball. of Bownéss, Alberta, |

were accompanied by “their | i

> — To Mr, and g

All Shifts in assorted styles and colours.
Reg. $10.95 SALE $7.35. Reg. $6.95 ‘SALE $4.65

Suits, Reg. $27.98. SALE
Reg. $19.95 SALE

Skirts in assorted styles, Reg: 10.95
Reg. $6.35.‘

Shorts, Reg. $3.95

SALE.

Reg. $2.98.

Slims, Reg. $9.50
Reg. $6.98 ©

Tops, Reg. $4.89 - SALE .

oe $2.89 SALE

_» |BATHING SUITS 200) OFF | :
“ALL CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS S 3514% OFF

EN — ‘To Mr. ‘and Mrs.

Clifford: Binch of Robson, Aug-
ust ‘4, a son.)

“@ORKOFF —.To\ Mr. and
Mrs:- Mike: Gorkoff oe Castiogar,
August: 5, a ‘daugther.

when in ‘Vancouver, : you will like
thie friendly “courteous staff who

attend to your wishes, whether it's

in your room or executive | sui

‘MUtual 2-1832
‘Commercial Cards honored *
“On: English Bay at Stanley, Park”,

Save 20% on Slazenger Gary: ‘Playe
5 consisting of 2 woods and 5.:
1° & 3 woods have Duro-Var.:
“black: finish; -3;/5,:7;°9 and putter:have:
“(bright chrome heads with sand- blasted |
tacea ‘All fitted with chrome shafts and
spiral: Teather grips.

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Dec. 31/97684

VOL. 17, No. 83,

[cA
Salmo-Creston Opening -

Is to be Held on Saturday

| Offictal opening of the Sal-:<.

Saturday, “with? Premier Ben:

+ neff and’ most ‘of his eabine
In: attendance.

i The short cerem My will be, .

held at the 5,819-ft.

Ft. umimit of

the Kootenay Skyw.

Following the eWay of the
“highway there will be a public

Members'of the’ provincial
cabinet expected to be present
are: Mines’ Minister: Brothors,
Provincial |. Secretary: Black,

«Health: Minister Martin, High-

ays Minister Gaglardi,; Indus-
ial: Davelopment’~ Minister
sLoffmark, : -Agricultire Mints-

iter’ Richter, R Mi
ter°Klernan, Fore

2>Williston, Municipal “Affairs
Minister: ‘Campbell and Pubic
Works raat: Chat

Salmo whare bingo, - duncings
threo bands and special pre- te

sontations will'be held.”

CT

rhe: jerson (will be un:
ie to. aftend,

in

ae Opposes.

‘The Village of Kinnaird is
sending a ‘letter to Municipal
Affairs Minister’Dan Campbell
opposing, the? Provincial Bovern-

; ment’s decision to ‘do ‘ ‘away with |:

contributions: to ‘winter works gove:
employees in'favor of. contribut-

nly to the wages of welfare | ra
its hire

der. the Pro- ‘cent

:}.cent share o:

has ‘paid’ 25 per cent and: the
munteipatity, has pafd ‘the other |,
25'per cent. Where persons. whe
had. been ‘continuously ‘on: wel-
fare for. three. or, nore months

ion.
of his huge 11-ton trail

ulp' divistc

vernment ‘also paid the:muni-
clpality’s share. of. labor ° costs;

Now Mr. Cain a
nounced. that the provincial gov-
ernment will pay only the 50 per,
welfare recipients,
it will not contibute towards the

8

noon af as 2783: persons. heard ab

ton : speak :.on* the
aubject pea “Among Men’ of
Wil | ir. Armaged

+} the winter..w

naird .will tell “the riin-
ister‘ that the. tay intent of
orks ti re

“<. Dianne Gerace. f . Trail,
who at’. the. weekend‘‘won*''a
fam, on Canada’s. 15-member

P
by” Welcome Wagon shostess Orla |.
Granstrom, on;behalf of.the twin
‘villages ‘of: ‘Castlegar: and : Kin-
“naird ‘and the Sponsors ‘of -Wel-
“come .' Wagon. eileo one “hand to]:
welcome Mis: @ as Castle-
igar municipal ‘clerk wToe Loge-

“At St. Lambert, Ques | at the |.

reco)
a‘leap: of". set, a,
“nadian open Pecord ot Sern ‘Geo
thanj the py ious f

away froi mete
flat galas

advantages of ‘their new com-

cial says three words *
‘Prem

‘out, of the, ‘business digit: ‘
In commenting on ths ere trend}.

not the only sme factor but
one; Shop cen-
tres arise from ‘and: eiienty

And « ¢¢
districts:
the’ small eal ans

cularly ‘in
‘nities, ‘should : face up to the | ‘Tuesday. ee The:: ction, was

ted: int either

raleing its contribution to 50 per | divis

acs)
meneame

8 | the Nakusp.

ck that: carries ‘an’ werdige load'of 40
to 50 tons’ of! sees work: to. see that: the: company’ lumber’ and
80"

'blaSriver ‘development’ commit-
| tives’sfrom

ig Liand 2.3

“lmarvations made and the

wpolnts : ressed ‘by: local
|; community. representatives were
} of high:informative value. to the
participants ‘of ' the tour,’ “says
a.spokesman.
‘At! the «meeting: osted by.
Chamber... of ;Com-
merce; ’F, Perentoltz, president

of the Nelson: ‘Chamber of: Com-
that:

tee; accompanied by: Tepresenta- |i
Nelson: and ': Trail |!

e: Castlegar. and Distiict| "
Chamber: of Commerce's Colum: |;

By unanimo te those
present, it: was! decided to: form.
a’ steering. committee. ‘The

1 CO
mittee'will ‘contact all ‘Chambers A

of Commerce’ in: the area, in ad-

1 Co! ommerce, co-chairman: Mr.) Fa-

renholtz’s ‘proposal that: all Be
| ure: meetings. of this committee
ge ei in Nakusp was also‘ ac-

‘At meetings in Arrow Park,
Needles and Burton and in con-:
versations held with individuals
at.Graham’s Landing, Edgewood
and Whatshan, the members of

dition to: other Grganizations in| bers

such » communities :
Chamber “or
exists,

The: object “is ‘to have one
representative frome each com:

here no

Heer * eompraing. ‘one *representa-
cachilof te

‘Comm y
milan community. organizations
ee no Chamber. 0: or, Board of
Mr. Farenho Itz ‘further’. ex.
plained: iris: porposal’ that:he
sould visualize ‘this .committee

munity

tion .in..a.meeting to. be held

poids later’ th: November in Na-

the steering com-
SW.: $3 -Waldie, Na-

Board of * Trade | th

problems stated by KC. Bye
fficials begin to appear in tour
crete ee, oat to these areas.’

communities ‘on: the ‘Arrow: Lac
aie y and the Kootenay Lake:

In the area ‘roughly’ outlined :b;

Creston = Trail - Re’ Revelstoke = i

would::be. primarily.
=| a.forum ‘for the ‘ord

-| to:have-represéntation’ from ‘all | °°”

nation’ of such facilities as roads;
park ‘developments; power di
tribution,

communication ‘and :

ae

Betitor:

a reminder :that he: hadn't: yet
- .paid -his,-pa:

“for parking in a

than’ that ne’ be Jane.” He added, :h
an rites ket! 2. leva iowever, that

‘gem
‘dict. that - blocked ~ off -a-Jane
and that had been placed there
by: the Sewel
tractor,

system cons | 5
: wi

“site is nearing completion. Men
t above’ th water. installing the) 15-in.: cor-| Ratepayers’

| tion of” the ‘zoning « byia
six.months in: consi
| that commissioners
no other view ut t that
tisfie

” Wat

and
-“can.. take
residents

4 ‘senior B.C.. Hydro

ed’ Columbia basin residents.:
‘0 lands .division® mi
‘ager R..W: Gross aid the words

not

u “trail’.o:
fixing: compensation for uproot, ppeculalots| yet, :but ‘is: valert!

he’.intends ,to~im) lemen
ffi- Bennett Keenleyst E li

has
f- any,

‘property,’ near

if
are “fair,” sympathetic, Sener expropriated”: two © traets ::

offers :were: fumed de down.

sessed at’$480.
Gress said he: opes to:-hold
expropriations to

‘can te “ised, he added: (Bach

Specific pricing formula

ht fa
‘was eae teh

This
tory-of Columbia basin
alues and de is
‘based: a uron:

ie: study, Gross ‘said,
“basis; for. individual

will delve’ into the

Ai ingredient, said
‘Gross, means prices will include

eln other words, a-family'li-

‘|'ment‘and the” Columbia: project

pire iste haa: fe ent 3)
peated ‘the’ three | w wi ard ty 13 de
dro’s vata aa

ected
Opponents a B.C!s ‘govern:

‘have warned that the Columbia
Se wouldn't be treat-
ry.

selling out ‘to: Hye
‘Gross said no pri have

;been.. placed . on: his; authority
in’ sdesiute: swith’: ‘Togitimate: ire:

merce-sponsored irip to:
communities,’ that: the

vei development Committee
Id= the { meetings: that:

$1,500 “figure ‘for.

ch of the two lots was what

id} for fots E
other buildings on them.”

a]
point: of ) view.

Ly ‘aro will’ be: fair, : ‘generous: and

ig on'10 acres 0:

t More teen the oe?
this -will ‘¢

Yelocation allowances where ap- |:-*
will] plicable. ©

tic, but we have a a reason

tocrat
for Abe Grose a ids.
“elf: wes don't: de
jo ‘this, the :

er is going to get
bargainer

previous f five ents: ‘
anybody.is trying to ri,

the’ “market, we'll find out.” =
tors, he sald, will et

paid. pis than‘an
sentee. owner of 10

| what their}

not: a. penny: more.

Or, it it needs money. now;
it: wants to stay on: the, land
til it: is needed; the “family |"

years. |:
‘Where Hydro decides against
trying’ to“ salvagesbuildings; to
‘defray costs, the. owner.:will be
allowed to salvage them him-

” Gross ‘says: “that: “ehile’. Hy-

sympathetic: there ‘will be no
‘horse-trading.

lon. will follow... :
STs. may.. seem: ‘pretty: all:

g ‘Hydro’ will make ‘an’ offer: |<;
ht it is turned down, expropria-

easement: inti x
fore It takes: final. action o
them.