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Expo Pavilion Cancellation
Raises Huge Protest Storm

{continued from page 1) i

and chancellor of Notre Dame
University, was in the area for
KC Days dnd also, attended the
meeting,

A former deputy minister
in the federal g Dr.

assured “wo would do all
possible to make sure this
(cancellation) Is not allowed to
happen."s

She said everyone at he
meeting sent protest telegrams
to Ottawa and ' sho has

Keenleyside sent a wire to
Industry Minister Alastair Gil-
lespic saying the action is “seen
here as further proof the
present Liberal government
has no real knowledge of, or
concern for, Western interests.
Ifa similar Exposition were to
be held in an eastern U.S, city
Canada would certainly partici-
pate. Local opinion here is

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‘Elementary School Children's rt Show Was Visited by Many at the Castlegar Arena

Koofenay Heal Health is Opening | in September

Kootenay Health Spa, the
only facility of its kind in a

small city; has been scheduled’

to oper Sept: 18 ‘in Trail.

Independent ‘and locally
owned, the spa will include a
Turkish steam bath, Finnish
sauna, whirlpool bath, modern
exercise equipment and an
inhalation room,

The proposed facade of the
building is Grecian in style and
an extension to house an indoor
swimming pool is hoped for
within a year.

The spa is being patterned
after the Fitness Institute in
Toronto and will have three
full-Lime instructors frem 10
a.m. to 10 p.m. Others will be
added as necessary.

The upper portion of the
building will be ‘used to
accommodate a masseur and a
juice bar.

Twenty-five lifetime mem-
berships will be available to
those who- have reserved

memberships before the open-
ing | of the Spa.

Complain
About Elk

In Gardens

Local -RCMP have had
several complaints about elk

: Val ‘Townsend eS

Val Townsend, Miss Plaza
Merchants, was chosen Miss
Congeniality by her fellow
contestants in this year's KC
Days queen contest.

A of the

ealing gardens of i
the vicinily of Selkirk College.

The complaints have been
relayed to the fish’and wildlife
branch who have been asked to
investigate.

*

The RCMP have asked ‘the
-highways deparlment to weld
down a heavy metal manhole
cover on the Kinnaird bridge.

The manhole cover “jump:
ed up” and hit a car Tuesday,
the second time such an
incident has occurred.

The hot weather spell is
blamed for causing the problem
with the cover.

award was made during last
Friday night's Queen's Banquet
and crowning at the Hi Arrow
Arms. MC for the evening's
events was Lach Farrell, SHSS
vice-principal.

As reported elsewhere,
Brenda Healey (Miss Selkirk
Lions} was chosen queen while
her princesses are Brenda
Kulbaba (Miss Trowelex) and
Linda‘ Popoff (Miss Kootenay
Canal}.

Judges for this year's
queen contest were Mrs. David
Ferguson, Mrs. Dick Wayling
and Bill Moore.

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Social Notes from Castlegar

Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294
Mrs. Ed Myers and sons,
Alex and Edward of Pine Point,
N.W.T., are presently visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Wm.
Harrower. They have also
visited Mrs. Myers’ sister, Miss
Syed Harrower in Abbotsford.
Mrs. R. Donnan returned
home Monday morning after
having an ded holiday in

friends. En route home, she
was the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Donnan in Oyama, B.C. for two
weeks.

Miss Elaine Adshead and
Miss Barbara Fowler of Vanc-
ouver, who spent two weeks
visiting their parents, Mr.-and
Mrs. D. Adshead and Mrs. and
Mrs. R, Fowler of Robson,

d to the coast S

England visiting relatives and

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ing cynical and is now
infuriated.” :
Mr, Harding dthe

F d Mr. Gil-
lespie. However, as of Tuesday,
the minister had still to return
her call,

“I'm appalled,” added Mrs,
Anderson. “I think it's embar-
rassing, It's definitely going to
affect how we're going to react
to the Exposition ourselves
without official participation,
We'll still participate as a
town.

Tuesday Court

government's decision in the
House of Commons.

He said the Expo pavilion
would benefit not only the West
Kontenays, but all of B.C. and
the whole of Canada. “It just
doesn’t make sense,” he added,
“Itis more than d

Kenneth Grant Melnick,

~ 20, of Robson, charged with
willful damage in the breaking

of a window in a phoffe booth

pleaded guilty. He was. fined

$100, or in default 80 days in

jail. He was also ordered to

Mr. Harding said he
doesn't believe Canada could
devise a cheaper form of
advertising than the $1.5
million pavilion, He estimated
the value of this publicity at
“probably $50 million".

Mr. D'Arcy says he will do
“all in my power to have the
decision reversed, Short of this
I will urge the federal govern-
ment to participate on a smaller
scale,”

Liberal MP Doug Stewart
of Okanagan-Kootenay has also
protested the action, as has this
riding's Liberal Association.
Mr. Stewart said he was
“shocked, extremely dis-
appointed and bewildered" at
the news, He said his riding has
obtained more than $1.5 million
in LIP grants during the last
few years “and the government.
did. think that sum

The executive of the
Rossland-Trail-Castlegar Dis-
trict Association of the Liberal
Party has written Prime
Minister Trudeau asking him to
“re-assess the Canadian com-
mitment to Expo...and devise
some way to make. our
Canadian presence a reality".

The association suggests a
combined federal-provincial
project and asks: “What better
way could there be to remove
the political.overtones.from our

make ion in the amount
of $62, 74

Wann elorquane

Alexander Wood, 40, of Raa Be oRtet

Castlegar, pled guilty to driv-
ing a vehicle while impaired. He
was fined $300, or in default 30
days. His driver's licence was
also suspended for 30 —

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Today - Friday - Saturday
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Sunday - Monday - Tuesday

"THE KANSAS CITY BOMBER”
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Cars Loaded With Vacation
| Gear Need Driving Care

. Cars heavily loaded with
cation gear demand. in-
ased driving care, the
state Safety Crusade re-
jads motorists,
Heavily loaded vehicles
lerate slower, take longer
stop and sway more on

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Canadiancontribution:: to--an~

international. exposition?”

Bob Brisco of Trail, Con-
servative candidate in last
year's federal election, reacted
sharply. “Surely this is some
kind of Libera! joke," he
commented. “if I had my
choice, Trudeau and his cabinet
would spend a few months at
the B.C. and Alberta borders
explaining to American tourists
that Canada is too poor to
spend $1.5 million at Expo, but
not so.poor that. Trudeau
couldn't spend nearly that
much re-decorating his Ottawa
offices.”

Castlegar Chamber _presi-
dent Mary Anderson said Expo
officials were represented at
Saturday's meeting and were

Stofen Bus

Turned Over

Asmall bus taken from the
Co-op Transportation Garage
on Tuesday evening was
recovered later that night at
Blueberry Creek where it had
turned over.

Police say. a _ Kinnaird’

juvenile was involved in the

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D'Arcy Named fo Alffend
Commonwealth Meeting

Rossland-Trail MLA Chris
D'Arcy is one of six people from
B.C. who will attend the
Commonwealth Conference in
Quebec City .this month.

Representatives from the
provincial government and the
official as well as

turnoffs, I
ed maneuvers, and sudden
braking could cause a pile-up on
modern highways. If an ex-
pressway exit is mi
going to the next one.
Stop to stretch or change
drivers at least every two
hours,
Distractions can be a trap.
Full bier ver. and ae | to look
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the speaker of the house and
the clerk of the house, will
attend the conference which is
designed to bring. member
countries of the Commonwealth
together to discuss problems
and policies that affect the
Commonwealth nations as a
whole.

In» commenting :..on. ‘his

said:

“If the expenditure of
Money necessary to send six
people to Quebec City is to be
justified, all of us must compare
similar problems and experi-
ences with all of the attending

: delegates. In this way we can

gain knowledge of procedures
and statistics that will be of
benefit to our constituents and
to the B.C. legislature.”

The conference will run
from Aug. 18 to 25.

Likely topics of the confer-
ence will include the Ugandan
expulsion of Asians, Britain's
entrance into the Common
Market and trade and economic
policies.

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Canoe Race
Winners Time

Is 83 Minutes
Winner of the canoe race

sponsored by the Castlegar
Kiwanis Club on Sunday as part

of the KC Days activities was a°

two-man team from Salmo.

The canoes entered the
water at 2:03 p.m. from the
Arrow Lakes Marina‘and John
Bishop and Les Jensen arrived
at the Pass Creek bridge at 3:26
p.m.

The team of Leitner and
Menard: was second at 3:32
while Brady and Fornelli
arrived at the bridge at 3:33.
Other times were as follows:
Chernenkoff-Pudmoreff 3:35,
Popoff-Popoff 8:35, Wait-Meros
3:38, Henne Lapointe 8:45 and
Moore-Shutek $:46.

Kiwanis spokesman Bill

Oleski said a young team of
Scott Johnson and Ian Stewart
also completed the course after
starting out an hour later than
the others. They were awarded
a special prize for their efforts.

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Charge Quashing Attempt
Gets Overruled by Judge

A charge against Donald
Sutherland, 68, and his 20-year-
old son, Douglas Wayne
Sutherland, both of Winlaw,
alleging assault causing bodily
harm was adjourned again
Monday but only after a move
by the Sutherlands' defence
counsel to have the charge
quashed was overruled by the
presiding judge.

The incorrect wording of
the charge in the Criminal Code
led to more than an hour of
legal debate before the case
was adjourned,

When court opened Mon-
day morning, the charge
against the Sutherlands was
that they “did commit assault
on Van Michael Thutcher and

- cause him bodily harm”,

hatcher, 26, of Fort
Steele, alleges the assault took
place June 27 near Winlaw. °

Defence counsé) Michael
Moran submitted to Judge R.
B, Allan that “the charge is
completely voitl. It discloses no
offence known to: the law.
There is no such offence”.

Submitting that there was
“a complete error in the
drafting of the charge", Mr.
Moran said the charge should
be withdrawn and a new charge
laid, if that was the wish of the
prosecution,

Crown counsel Fred An-
gene submitted that the infor-
mation, as laid, had come out of
the Criminal Code and that for
the judge to rule the charge
null would not be the adminis-
tration of justice.

Mr. Angene

the charge to allege that. the
Sutherlands “did commit’ as-
sault on Van Michael Thatcher
that caused him bodily harm",

Mr. Moran asked the court
for an adjournment’ during
which time he will decide
whether or no! to appeal the
judge's ruling,

Judge Allan agreed to the
remand but said that if an
appeal has not been lodged

before August 15, the trial of ©

Mr. Sutherland and his son will
proceed August 21.

Oral Disease
Said to be Old
As Humans |
Study Shows

Fossilized remains of man
show signs of tooth decay and
gum disease dating back to the
Stone Age. The most common
disorder was excessive wear of
teeth, probably the result of
chewing coarse foods.

There is no evidence of
treatment until 700 B.C. and
then any advances were kept
secret. Rapid adyances are now
made through research and
science but there are not
enough dentists to correct all
damage so prevention is impor-
tant,

There is no single way to

prevent tooth decay: but mea-,

sures can be taken to reduce it.
Tooth brushing removes food
particles from the teeth aud

that the court had powers to
amend the charge.
Mr. Moran countered that
“nullility cannot be amended”.
After hearing the argu-

_ment of both counsel, Judge

Allan agreed that the charge
was incorrectly worded but
said “it is my opinion that this
charge is one which may be
amended.”

Judge Allan'then amended

the
dental plaque. Plaque is a lacy
substance sticking to our teeth,
harboring harmful bacteria. If
unable to brush, rinse well with
water.

Reduce the amount of
sweets in your diet particularly
in’ between meals, . Foods
containing a lot of sugar should
be eaten at mealtime-and the
teeth cleansed immediately

after.
Id be limited to

District
Socials

Snacks sh
fresh fruits, cheese, nuts,
popcorn and other foods with
little or no sugar content. By
eating it foods at

Mrs. Jim Horswill  . 365-6856

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop
and boys, Eric and Dale,
returned recently after visiting
relatives in Princeton, friends
in Vancouver, and many, of Mr.

mealtime snacking will not be
necessary. 2

The application of fluoride
to the teeth strengthens the
enamel, making it more resist-
ant to decay. Fluoride .in ‘the

Bishop's

’ Before returning : to Kinnaird,

the Bishops camped. at Parks-
ville on Vancouver Island. with
E. Simpson of

Did you know that the wild
hyacinth or Camass bulb is
delicious when roasted? In
earlier days the bulbs formed a
great part of the vegetable.food

“ .of the Indians of Vancouver

Island and the, adjacent’ main-
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water: supply is
most effective as it is ingested
everyday. However, fluoride
can be applied directly to the
teeth as well. This preventive
treatment is done in a dental
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Visiting the dentist on a .
regular .basis can’ prevent ©

dental disease. He can observe
the growth and development of
our teeth and prevent pain that
could result from badly decayed

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