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¢ It All Starts Today .
Pre-Christmas Toy Sale. Until November 26th,
You are Going to Save.a Bundle on Much of Your
Christmas Shopping! So Take Santa’s Advice

and We'll See You All
at Castlegar Drug!

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VOL, 80, No. 47

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CB-40 Walkie Talkie
Realistic and professional styling. Operates

on five transistors. Complete with handy
plastic clip for use on belt or car visor.
Bullt-In Microphone. Push to talk button.
Tefescoplc antenna. Requires one ‘‘9V"’
Battery, not included. z

Reg. $24.95 .... os ‘Sale Price

CB-40 Base Station

Transmits on a Special Youth Band. Crystal _

10,000 power
range. No FFG Licence required. Contains nine
transistors. Squetch contro! to cut. outside
interference.. Requires six ‘‘AA’’ Penlight

Reg. $49.95...5.......000. ve eees Sale Price

_ batteries, not included.

Bi-level race course In figure
alght. Fast curve action in 9
feet of AFX High Performance
Track with 2 super fast Dodge.
atreet vans. Comes with start/
{Ihish Timing Power. |,

+

BRITE Lite-Brite

b The toy that lets children create colourful
ty >. pictures that light up and glow! Ages 4 to

aul Peed required.
seeeneecncoenes + Sale Price

Cher Doll -

The most .Photographed, best dressed,
exciting star in anyone’s memory. Sonny
& Cher. Cher's hair is fully styleable and
washable...”

Rag. $12.95 20... 0.000. ..000 0.0 Sale Price

squ4

China Tea Set .

Have’ a- party and entertain your
friends with this realistic hostess sat.
Reg. $7.95

Sate Price .

AMT. Truck and
Trailers =

Assorted truck and traller models for

oy many fun-filled‘hours of modeallin:
\d $10.95 rs

Reg. $9.95
Sale Price,

Walkie ‘Talkie

‘Radio Jewel Box
Girls’. radio jewel. box takes @ 9-volt

batt it incl ed
battery a nla, $1.0

Tinkertoy. Toy
Maker.

Starter Tinkertoy sets, snap together,
colourful parts plus rods. and’ spools.
ice introduction to. construction
skills. “s

Reg. $4.19 ....... Sale Price.

A ‘great communicator. for fun and work.
{elereaping antenna and carrying strap.

Reg. $29.

Chatter Telephone

When pulled, ‘‘voice”’ says ‘‘chatter-
chatter’, eyes roll up and down. Turn
dial, bell ringe: Made by Fisher-Price.

eg. $6.!
Sale Price .. eeee 4
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Hospital
Made by Fisher-Price. 20 play pleces.
Has ambulance with own stretcher,
wheel chair, 2 beds, 2 chairs, crib, bed

screen and serub-up sink. Elevator
moves up and down by crank. Snaps

Mee es Tih

For ages 3 to 7. Merrily it rolls along.

Picks up. rolling. playmates and drops -
them.off at the entrance to the ferris

wheel: Uses one "CH battery, not

inctuded.

Reg. $19.95 vce: Sale Price

‘Microscope

“Microscope precigion tested: for ac-
curacy. Complete with ue and

Frrinate Man

es tall.
1a% Inch cok

Stands ‘boots

688
chest expe”. oe

0 oral oe

Reg. $16.95
Sale Price

surface
Corduroy playlNG er piastlo
vinyl pointe. 2 ae Doubling
stones corduroy dice cups.

shut for easy storage. 1 _ Instruments. °
Reg. $25.95 ..7:. Sale P Reg. $19.95 -

Tommy Biine Corner: Pine& Columbia ° Phi. 908-7815
OPEN Monday — Thursday, 9a.m.-6 p.m.

Friday, 9a.m.-9p.m.

Saturday, 9.a.m. -§:30 p.m."

CLOSED THIS SUNDAY
Carl’s Drug Hours:

Sale Frice $] hs

12noon-1 p.m. &6-7 p.m.

cube ations included. ”

Popular TV Star Doll, complete with:
microphone,’ autographed Photo and : ue
official application

blank for the Donny $" 97] .
and -Marle Fan Club. vw

Reg. $10.95 ....SalePrice >

Disney Bathtubbies

-Dumbo, Donald Duck and the
legendary Mickey Mouse. ~ $999"
Reg. $3.98 ...... Sate Price

Super Master Mind.

8 colours to hide in five rows, with
59041 permutations to test your skill
and logic. Deluxe board with” peg
storage.

$47
Reg. $7.85 ...... Sale Price

 Stockticker :

An exciting Stock Trading game for ages Sto adult. Sale Price i

Passout:

+ An-exciting Adult game. © 67?
+ Reg. $8.95 .. 5 Price

Gambler Game

* Ages 8 and up. Two to six:(or more)
players. A. great: all-family. board
game ‘of chance. First ‘player to
Parlay his $100 stake to $1,000 wins.

Reg. $11.49 97:
bale Price ivaaicites sees *

- Reg. +1 45:
Sale Price

Perfection Game

can an be played alone or with friends.
igainst Glock to fit er Into

treat space.
Reg. $12.49 Sale Price $377

Whosit Game

A. great ‘family guessing, comedy,
mystery game. from’ Parker Bro-
thera. 20 characters to choose from. °
‘Ages 9 to adult. Two to six are
Reg. $9.69 $597
Sale Price ..

‘Trouble Ganie.

- Ages 8 and up. Eaally learned by
even: the very young, but fun’ for ~
every age. No way to tell a winner

tl the wary last move.-
2 Reg. $8.95 < Sale Pi

‘Reversi .

The original game lasso, fun ‘for

everyone...
Reg. $10.49... ‘ Sale Price

e "Advanced: programmable: ‘mk:
croprocessor, game‘*: Game car-
tridge Includes 3 ‘arcade favour-
ites: Road «Race, Quick Draw,
Tennis. * Each. game Iq’ vivid
colour. ‘(black and white on non-
colour TV. sets)-e.Un
dimensional console) n

ight: activated. " aroet
‘pistol In holster’ for Quick Draw
© ‘Exciting & di Wa

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hee : Published Every, Thursday Morhing at, “The GiSarcads of the

TWO SECTIONS (AGB) : =

‘s Plans for Ex

"Stage Inn Padlocked

wie A legal argument: which
sled last week to the locking up

to: let the bank foreclose and
~!eomplete the, action and then-
buy-it back from. the bank
without bothering with sub-
trades." 200°
That effort to foreclose led
‘to a sheriff's’ padlocking of
doors at the Stage Inns opera-
‘thon, he sald, +’
Johnson’séid the dispute:
would ‘not affect the planned
Castlegar < operation because
only he-and’ Greyhound Bus
Lines ‘will be involved in thé
development; :
“There certainly. wouldn't
be any. partners until the

\, the Stage Inn Ltd. Cranbrook
operation will have “no bearing -
whatsoever" on the company's
plans for a $2.4 millicn hotel-

‘} bus depot complex in Castlegar,

; according to manager-director
Cal Johnson.

Contacted Tuesday, Sohn-

} yearlong legal battle with
partners who tried, to. foreclose
a on ihim. i
nson, who sald he own-
Sed halt of the operation, said he
and the’ owners of the other
y half, took out a first mortgage.
{. of $100,000 on. the operation
anda second mortgage at
4 $900,000,
“The bank iock some of ‘our

place,” he said.

Johnson said he would
meet ‘this, week with Grey-
hound ‘officials “at. their” head
office in to discuss the

cash collateral ‘and ‘took: over dispute. The’ Greyhound depot
action on the first mortgage,”. at the Cranbrook Stage Inns Is
’ he said. My, partners wanted pall Funeise, Ms he said,

‘Transpo! ort ‘ministry, ‘find:
inga from tests on-a-new track
guidance’ localizer.. ‘navigation
system should be submitted to

caine eles commiteaey
dation on the tests—the latest

Gerald Rust sald in his yearend:
- veport Tuesday.

4. City Requests :
MOT Funds
re Hall

The city will ask ‘the
federal ministry of transport to

provincial:
Services Branch official.

that the city took over on Jan. 1
the éperations of the Airport,

building is erected and set in ©

said the ministry's recommen-

>Rust noted in his report

2 silts of 8° Tu
count confirmed. albert

Ider- tested in local elections Satur-
‘bank, Bud God ;

funds for, fire’ hall,
id. truck maint

} Council also: ‘voted to send
a copy.of the request to Koote-
nay West MP. Bob Brisco...

greed by. all participants | that
(continued to page Al2)

to, pera
Rhame body’ and ‘it-‘was:

niles Baillargeon,’ re; ger
the Sense ae filed notice Sof appeal to the: boas
Sweeney confirmed that
filed fon, an appeal but he declined to ‘comment...

y ‘re-” two-year aldermanic seats con-

unseated incumbent Dive Fer-
guson,showed Calderbank, a
businessman, leading. in the
aire with © 901," followed» by

¥ City clerk Barry Baldigara,

returning ‘officer .for the. city
election, said the 37 ballots he
rejected ‘in addition to ‘those
counted as spoils on Saturday

were mostly ones marked in ink <”

or containing’ erasures,

‘The recount did tiot ‘change i

othe standings in:the ‘Saturda}

‘The two aldermanic seats
‘were filled by encumbent Tom *

ith 160, missing out

yp. count by Ernest.

der in the - world;
market: “for the: first.

yy WI
attended an international ‘cor
ferencé‘on tourism in London, ©

Larrimore with 76° votes. ~
i; There was‘ a 65 ‘per ‘cent
turnoyt of voters. 7!

=< Slocan “voters, who" had

said the People she met at-the
all had afairly good,

ket in Europe, and ai excellent
¢ everywherein: the:

‘'. world,” she said. “People know:

of Canada and :people certainly ;
know of ‘B.C. because of our”
exterior dvertising."

Me

Gary Burns: with’ 78 votes and

~‘the other’to Raymond Delves
* with'69 Votes. The third candi-

date was Stephen Cooley with .

with 1,166 votes; and engineer

Pat-Haley, with

fully ‘defended their city trust:

‘ees seats against: plumber Paul
Samsonoff, ‘who had ‘482: votes,
Baldigara’ said."*

‘John Dascher, School Dis-
trict:No.-9 secretary-t treasurer.
and rural trustees’. election re-

turning’ officer, ‘reported, that ae

both incumbent trustees ‘were

unseated by ‘newcomers.

In‘Area_I, housewife Lov-
ette Nichvolodoff won Rass
votes, - while“ contractor Sam:
Konkin trailed with 96: In Area
J, telegraph’ operator George

’Anutooshkin received 294, fol-

‘lowed by: smelter worker Bill

Gattrell

th 254: °
for

environment ministry’ ‘8.

‘in:the
He said both revenues and

A pradiction that the Ge
will remain within budget for
the rest of the year and a'stern
warning about high : inflation
highlighted Ald. Gerlad Rust’s

. year-end? ‘report ‘Tuesday on
finances,

city:
Rust, chairman of council’s

indicated. the city would stay.
within its: $3,589,097 budget—
hich Anctoied

“Castlegar city council
passed a 1977 budget in May of
this year which we felt would
maintain a reasonable level of

‘services in the community .

without putting too much of a
burden -on' the. taxpayer,"; he
eaid,'“There are areas where
we are over-budget, but in all
instances these are,covered off

1978," he said. “The important,’ '
issue at this: ae new;

1978 budget.”

Sewago systems revenyes
and expenditures .are within
budget as weil, Rust sald. He |
said lease costs and “utilities

“debenture debt shows a defic
of - approximately . $10,000
caused by the Canadian dollar's
devaluation, 5

“As finance chairman’ I“;
make a strong recommendation ,
to council that with the-.new”
water. system scheduled’:
1978 to 1979 I feel that water
and sewage rates must~-be
d in the interest: of

expenditures for : the © city’s
water. systems are within bud-
get, :

“Itis further expected that’:
‘some capital works will not be *

all concerned,” he said. “This

will be placed’ before’ council |

sometime in the new year.”
Referring to the city's fund

accounts, Rust’ reported the

land sale reserve account show:

. eda $18,000. balance after

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3 iper-
welll © as ithe: city's

“Countries that'we know.
are economically. bankrupt

were there, with hares dis.
af tourist

turnta to BC. with’ mer ©
hants’ that the
dollar is worth $1.10 in *’
la—against a state. Z

. campaign." ty
-despite some ae criticism, .
‘ourism Minister Grace Mc-
Castlegar

tion
Carthy iGatended ‘the? cam.”

nee plan to ‘lure U.S," preaident of :the*:

Us: tourists already. k know e
they. can/ get $)
lollar,

4 ‘support council and the recom:
’ feasibility ‘study.

“to her invitation to. Downtown

mendations of the city's. water

The mayor .was: referring

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