MRS. EASTON, Ph. 365-8172

Mr. and Mrs, Jim Black-
mere and two children of Van-
couve rare holidaying with the
atten’ mother, Mrs.’ C.’ Saund-
ers.

” Mrs, Walter Kuit returned
home by plane Sunday from In-
vermere where she attended the
funeral of her late brother-in-

Mr, John VanDricl of Qua-

and Mima attended the Brew-
ster-Moffat wedding. held at Kim-
berley recently. Constable and

IAA

*. prompt relief =
of diarrhea,
stomach cramps.
“and upset ~~

_ BISMUTH.
-HYDRATE

compound:

For relief of diarrhea,
stomach cramps and upset,
take Wampoie's BISMUTH
HYDRATE. It provides a
protective coating for an”
Irritated stomach, soothes.
hyperacidity and helps restore
your digestive system

to normas condition.

WAMPOLE
New Ph. No. Aug. 16, 365-7813

Romeo: Goulet’ Res. 365-7086
Tommy Biln Res. ;365-5392

‘CASTLEGAR
DRUG
“Corner Pine and Columbia

QUAM

eA aye
TN Ee i

PusLIC NOTICE,

roup Bake
Binge. ” ede Aug, 19, 7 pm
Robson Community Hall. Ev-
eryone Cordially ihvited.

: Mrs. DeRosa Sr. _of Trail at itend-

Mrs. L. Brewster have taken
up residence in Castlegar at the
Columbia Apartments.

Mr; and .Mrs, Ray Lee and
Ron have been spending a few
days visiting in Jaffery, return-
ing home today.

“Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. D. a Wallace
were Mr. and ‘Mrs. S. Snuggs
of Brandon, Man.

Visiting at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. G. Saliken were thelr
son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs, Stan Saliken of Estevan,
Sask. Later they all visited ano-
ther son, Mr. Joe Saliken and
friends in Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. L. S, MacLure
and children of Hybord, Man.,
have taken up residence on
Prince St. in Castlegar. Mr. Mac-
Lure is working with B.C. Hy-

° te. and Mrs. C, C. Bradford
have returned from a trip thro-

ugh Northern B.C. visiting their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Park in Burns Lake, Mr.
Bradford's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs: F. Bradford
jn Golden, and they also spent
a few days with friends in Cran-

ily. reunion was held
Sunday on the lawn at the home
. D. M. Wallace.

ay Mrs. Sterling ‘Wallace and
family of Trail and Mr. and Mrs.

dD. an Wallace and family of
aan H. DeRosa and Mr, and

ofa

FIRST OF SERIES. ‘Above
are two of the ‘first new
‘postage stamps of a series
which will eventually show
floral emblems and armorial
bearings’ of all provinces.
’ Above two show Ontario and
Quebec flowers and arms,

i's Good Sense

To Buy Nylons

In‘a Basic Shade -
‘It makes sense. to buy a

good supply of nylons in a basic

shade for everyday wear. Then

if‘ you find:runs in’ one, stock-

ing, the.other can be paired off
with an extra and you save mo-

e:
; But almost all women want
an extra pair or two in different

oe sin at Kellogg, I Idaho.

‘Mr. and Mrs, John Verigen
and two children of Calgary,
Alta., and'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Bain and two children of Haney
were, svisitors of Mr, and Mrs. W.

mn, Jr.
Baste and Mrs. Earl MacLean
have had as guests the’ latter's
mother and brother, Mrs. W. T.
Wynne and J. H. e: who
returned home:to Nelson on Sat-
urday.

lane Friday for London, Eng-
land, to visit with relatives for

wo -months.
ine Miss Patti Easton celebrated
her 7th birthday with a party
Monday on the lawn at the Kosy
Cottages where she entertained
a number of guests and relativ-

me Mrs. James Killough and
daughter, Emily leave this. week
for a holiday in:.Vancouver. aud
Victoria visiting relatives. -

Mrs. Bella Haskell of Cran-
brook viited witht Mrs. W.- By-

few Ss we

or Rev. and Mrs. A. McNeil

> Swaddle: spent a’ few
ys at. Crescent: Beach last

Bie
1yo were cone
Ps he a eMould af
ing any parts to Devoid tut-
~ and- no-heat’

ne at fer parts may be
n ec the satisfaction

TS
ZOU, Now. SAVE ALL
WAY

SMITH $7

The boys’ shoe with the grown-up look!

PLUMBING. &
HEATING

and children, Mrs. 1. McNeil and Rar

seer — ‘CASTLEGAR, BO.

soo your fingernails "for sharp
corners, and then carefully slide
onthe delicate fibres, holding
your breath!

‘Incidentally, those ‘colored
“textured”: stockings with the
delicate designs are selling like
mad. They have been a ‘success |=

BAGK TO SCHOOL SALE
Values in Every: Department
Sale Starts August 14th

EXTRA SPECIAL .

SEAMLESS NYLONS .
Laties BULKY KNIT CARDIGANS $5.99,

‘Sizes S ‘M- L.

Ladies’ oa ;
‘SWIM SUITS.
Vs OFF .

REGULAR PRICE

Selling as low as

Ladies BRIEFS
2 pr. 79¢ ee

Girls BRIEFS | ———_"
2 ot Os Ladies SUMMER DRESSES & SUITS

TURTLE NEGK

T-SHIRTS

oY Black?) ©;
Boys’ Sizes. $1.69
Men’s Sizes $1.99

tea ' In ‘Arnel, Terylene, Nylon

Biue Benim JEANS Dan River, Linen Like Rayons,: etc,
(10 'oz,: Denim

Boys sizes 6 to 16

Sleeveless or with, Sleeves

Selling: as low as $5.30

set Lon ae

“The correct. shoes for growing feet

Boys’ Black
OXFORDS

in-D width,

Girls? ‘Brown :
Two Strap Shoes,
“Gn. D width|
sizes up to’ 42

GYH RUNNERS -
-all sizes

with teenagers who like to wear |5U
ae mY with the season’s high
ots. < og

Miss Jean Stainton left ‘by | %

Daysland, ‘Alberta, after holiday-
ing ‘for’:a‘ month.

. and Mrs, Mike Madrig-
ga had as:-visitors last week a
cousin Mr. .and Mrs. VanBell
and. two children of Saskatoon,
Sask., a son, Mr. and’Mrs. Mike
Madrigga Jr."and son, and Mr.
and Mrs, C. Monks. of Vancou-
ver and Mr. and Mies, Al Burbeck
of Toronto. Mr. Burbeck is a
brother ‘of Mrs. Madrigga’ Sr.
whom she hasn't seen for -30

"Rev: and Mrs. HL Pratt and
children of.Surrey, who are hol-
fdaying :on: the North Shore
above Nelson, were renewing ac:
qeamtences in: Castlegar’ last
wee)

‘The ‘misses Sue’ Killough;
Penny Bigsby and Donna Hay-
nes Jeft Monday for Camp Koo-
laree’ 5 beyond Nelson.
and Mrs. A. Bigsby and
fan 1y have returned froma
bollday at-Gibsons Landing’ and

~ ROBSON SOCIALS a

Mrs. A. Sanford, Ph. 365-5883
Mr." and. Mrs. “Wm.° Court-
nell of Burnaby. spent last week
visiting at -the home of Mr. and
Mrs.) H.* Evans.
Miss Rita Shuepfer and Miss
"Barbara Fowler. are «visiting in

‘| Kelowna with Pat and Charleen

Brown...
Mr: and Mrs. S.’ Pasin’ re-

H: Matheson,
Susann ond” “Donald, spent the

| -weekend camping at Robson and

renewed acquaintances on Sun-

thelr overseas trip. While they
e away, Mrs. eoanedy. of Trail

aa is, Staying. at th

by HEWETSON

-a-guest at the home of Mr. ‘H.

*~ | Foxlee:‘for the next: few, days.’ dL

\. ‘This smart black moccasin

vamp by Hewetson combines

Jong wear and comf fort.
Featurin;

soles,’

combisstion last
for better fit. -
“Sizes 3 to 8

“Lovely Velveteen, i in Red, Blue and: ‘Black :
Priced at j : $1. 98: yds

"Conduroys | in spas gad print, Ideal. for jumpers
and — ‘Priced at Beenie poe ele 39. wa

ae Black. Just ‘the: thing ‘for aes coats and’
sheaths at. $2.89 vd.

For that panty 7 dae: we have ‘Chashmelure in.
Red,. Here Aqua: and Teal at-’. ae 55. =

BACK TO ‘SCHOOL SHOES ‘hy Sarage

‘All: Types

From 95c to.$2.85

been with the RCMP:

eit Prop osals for two: new apart: 1 .
foe Tahtngs re Ber i re pee plans for an a ok erpor an apartment build. solicltor M.

volving 23 apartments and a

meeting on Tuesday night.

Mr. and Mrs, Pete Soberlak

6 B.C, Forest Service
fice near’ Juniper. and ‘3rd.

with 16 units that is

estimated to cost, with oe 0. .

total investment —inclutling fin, ing, in the c neighborhood . of | Pr Pre Preece is
. ancing—of some $190,000, were | $1

+ disclosed: at Castlegar’s , council hind th

: The: Sol
Mr. ‘and Mrs, W. F. Shicwar- sented} at ‘council's

ing with ‘seven units to be

of-| 000: and $60,000.

berlaks were jzepre-

-try, which } presently

prohi
ary estimates indicate ‘tments, “be. -Fezoned
30,000. It. would be built be- that it youl cost between $50,- elude them. eecuibe

‘elude th im.

Bile who asked | ing
built] that the area; behind the saree do)

havo.’ titioned: the | village -
ne have. .

w' in effect near the ‘high
i Oak 4 Street resents ate

ie ‘area “rezoned 80 ‘hat

duplexes and: ‘apartraents will] property .in the

Shikwarokis appeared be-| be excluded.
fore somnisionre to’ ask ‘for :

“With ‘regard tothe Soberlak| be created by.

Mr. Sidoni ald 1 ttoise would
cars ‘and there

varea, He:

mi that:
said that. if the apartment were
‘| allowed and .the redevelopment

of 2nd’ Ave.

wasn’t completed,

‘Provincial Libra
Parliament Build
Victoria, ‘B.C,
Dec. 31/87s54

eye
ing:

zon! ay plication, A Sidon, and E. Ait-

would be a parking problem. He,

(continued on‘page twelve)

) VOL. 17, No. 34

710, CENTS PER COPY

of
pawater bylaw. z
est ane Opportunity.
vote:

Mr. er
He a noted that: bt
f it Aster M that pos tal

ow IPs P to the elector-
4" Water commissioner:

4 foi
* water bylaw, ties said ‘that:
uF

on the'
they / Suppor’

New. non-commissioned of- 5
“fieer in‘charge of the cartegar| t
detachmentiof. the: RCMP, ‘is:Cp)!
A. J. Gim) ‘Band.

Cpl Band took up. his. duties

“Chere this montl, sticceeding St. ization

“Alex Borodula who ee retired

Prior to © his ” appointment
Hee Cpl. Band’ was: in charge
of the Fernie RCMP. detachment,
He and _his'wife have two sons

da jae ae school.
ly’ om. Regina,
‘Sas’ a the new NCO ‘has'served
20 years with the: (force: He: has
the

: Brandon - subdivision“‘in ; Manit-
“ oba, with the Prince-Rupert sub-

“division at : Hazelton, : withthe

Sicamous RCMP. detachment ee
_ the Okanagan,"'and:* with

force at: Lake Cowichan on ‘vate

couver Island. : i

th
gravers: in Festi pletures
+ “scheduled | to: appear.-in: this
- issue: of the. Castlegar ‘News
not make published until

ning: of the Cres-

on’ ‘relocation’: of: ei
;_ tracks around 'the Arrow dam-
‘site, ‘and two pictures: which

rere.to appear in the Sons. of

s‘include the Hoodi-|°

the |:

special council. meeting

sentatives’ of ‘the Castleg:
ge.

a“ highway,

Toe Skyway, 2 was

afternoon. Helping cut ‘the ribbon’ at th

‘Mines. Ministe

‘Resident Aage Sylvest, .
‘was village: chairma:

)b-

tained te opinion of only a few
. | residents ‘ of::that areai-prior.:to
action; they would not: have: ap-

“B10foouhigh
Secretary Wesley

and Mr. :Zinic
1.| £2." to the: committee.
Be e's plat

calling: for" parallel“

30° days ; pending ‘the. develop.
iment of further | off- street ‘Fark
1:

Re ee. ‘Mad-
agnins who has voted with Mr.
Bosse. on Path matters, was
acti in for the'meeting
rote. Villa,

chairmanship.’~ His
quest ‘was: accepted | by eduncil |
io: was then appoint

lier /in the meéting,:
Bosse had > repeated : to fellow
commissioners: and ‘the ~delega-
tion that while ne is on record‘as

oved. the
Mr. Sylvest added that pro-

ont rg tr]
Fostdents’ to support the pie

fit concert Saturday Svening:
th

i Keotena
Society for Han capped chil

man,’ who‘ tdrafted the
zoning: bylaw adoy

‘pars ‘Hin

Place of Tiagonal ‘parking! Jon
Pine ’St.,’nonetheless he-is also

on record as favoring the change

Sylvest : was:. villz

would “be agast. t!
tive features of Healy
be 50. aay, nulific

inca ig: out; this ‘particular
i rezoning ig that ‘a promoter a and nd

lawyer” have. through : thi

80'S | to? ‘parallel ‘parking ‘only’ after
. aE off-street.

d|-‘ment committee «a eer

n ‘provided, '” %
nt comndteerat the de lop

ie
ie! Kinnaird-Cabtlegar
and District Safety Council and
Bob Fenner; representing.a a

| fhe completely’ crenawented

of the: previous :residentialzon-
ing.” He said ‘he further’ believ-
éd that the rezoning is not legal
fanless counel actually was con-|

‘which
sighed a petition on p

me Zinio was ap-|'
d ‘the committee |<<.’
lace. Mr. Zinio is |.”

‘These steps took place ata

ween’ comimissioners and ‘repre-

a een Association: to discuss
rking the

development association’ and
? | council, ‘a:motion was, proposed

Parl
remain ‘as .is in-the: Piliage sie of

L manager: of the ‘woods ‘division. | ;

o enforce park,
4 ie nien £0 the ‘entire’ length ‘of

j Pine St. in the Business district.
Spokesman’ Weet' said

rer
“(continued on: page three) ©

iaTenders willbe called dur-

dge ‘across the k

iting the present fiscal year for.
ed $15 tuillion. Grillant, br Baa

i Before : 2 March

Bennett: announced ata Cres-
Uoton: luncheon ‘on: : Saturday

prior to.the official opening or

2the Kootenay Skyway. . t

<) Although the premier did
) not.:(mention | the: Brant;
.: bluffs, It is. understood : fro

reliable ‘sources that: the con
se aracti will, include the: stretch
road fromthe new: Kin-
- nalrd bridge to the proj

reconstruction .; of: the
+ skirting the Brilliant Bluffe

-\near the alrport here; Premier’ é

posed:
.: Kootenay. crossing, and pelte 3

a: adges ae “he: Kin 4

mpany~ by : Cast ‘News

editor’ Burt Campbell * appears

on page four of this. paper. =:
~Shown'above is Ron Jordan,

Mr. Jordan counts. 325: persons
‘employed in the woods division:

0
the *240/men‘ employed : by. see | 22 bl sports,

mitted to /gouncil

| ing-for the company ‘who’ have
if an annual payroll'in addition to

(continued on’ page seven) |

that: Pine’ St: nates
half parallel

"sof close to: $1 mil-
Hon.- z

‘Featuce din this: ‘week's ar-

ticle ‘ are’ the ‘company’s regen:

y ith no into mi
carbohydrat take," (6): efforts. -thods of": nee the: child re:
‘were: made to: Keep, ithe’ child’s one’ actor: common ‘to all
y:

ee Dut: to b

in
ler four years: of aes; who: have jpighe. or fo fora. naj

‘developed’ the: habit.of drinking disel
fro ursing bottle’

ory may.
(1): nelther Parent ‘ever had | The :
ahigh’ rate of caries;. 2) there|-are naffected
area carious ‘The older the als 3

after. feeding, ma

iy : 3
the habit of giving th the acute of | acias:
ears Of | cont

, three “or even four

ig milk |"

when the child rebels against go-
to sleep.

It is at this point ‘that the

Possible. benefits: of ‘milk :cease

: station = procedures, ie river
ive of logs, and an

:| Grive.e gs, explanation

» | bleached : kraft - pulp‘; which “is

manufactured

from trees cut in |’

cteristics of. Celgar Clayto

the comptny’s tree faray Heence :
areal,

effects ‘of
Siving tt the child a. pursing. bottle
milk  begin:’ Prese

in’ the} 10¥

Shits mouth are all: of the! fac-j 7
for the

‘bances,
child is when:

luetion

tors sd
‘Of tooth: decay: (1) milk with at
least a minimum tors. whlch

ta fussy. eater, 4
d m ays drinks plen- y e car-| tired: mother,
ityjof-milk,'(5)'the:child’s ‘diet is |i ! child will go

sugar. content | prevented; tl
‘micro-

of: 38. Per! cent; (2), oral:

mouth’-is the

may be: unaffected

ORK I ESSING on the OPR railroad

0; Several’ iscyard” Bucs ‘on ‘the “ere
well as a grader, - bulldozers, front-
and ‘trucks of ‘all sizes. ‘The ‘last }..

“gon ‘of? Cotuinbia Office Sens
plies « said Participating mer-

E chants. will be offering spécial

2: pieture‘shows*the present railway, track look-
ing’ south: towards Castlegar with work on. the|’
‘new railway.bed proceeding. above © it: ‘The
payroll:on  the’’$1,200,000 job is: now estim:
ated at’: about * 12,000 ‘weekly. a =) Costleese

».News: Photo i

“Plans for Saturday’ 4
jal events are still st ne
oa but io hold the Jaycoes have}.
agreed to hold a ake
breakfast, sun Bae

i Organizer Gene Steward-

| eee during” the three-day

‘The company’s insurance ‘adjuster’ called’{on

i of. to: lod and
_ Mmeomners: the: next: day followed by carpen- af the. new sehoe
Ah cd. id. thi ;

|) “On English: Bay at'Stanley sot the: new. school