ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS took advantage of local sponsor-
ship of a tour of construction work at the Arrow dam. Visitors
gained, perhaps for the first time, an idea of the extent of
the massive project as they stood directly at the base of the
giant spillways,or the navigation lock and their eyes follow-
ed the towering height of the concrete ‘formations straight
up. Tours were held Monday through Wednesday of this
week. — Castlegar News Photo

Blueberry Greek
Woman Passes
In Trall Hospital

Funeral pervices: for one
Menard, 43, of Bluebe: my Creek,
will be held Saturday 10 alam
in the chapel o:
Home. Rev. Stack ie mr ral

ficiat en
Menard died Wednes-

ani nario’ her husband, Roger.
e family moved to Blue-
berry Creek in 1960.

She was very native in sports
activities, mainly curling, bowl-
ing and go!

rs, Menard is survived by
her husband, one son John and
one _caughter carol, both at

om
‘Trall and Castlegar Funeral
Homes are in charge of arrange-
ments, with cremation to follow

WHITE CROSS
UNIFORMS
Smart and well fitting
Figure Flattering and
comfortable for any
profession
SIZES 8 to 20
In KENDALL FABRIC
65% Polyester Fibre
35% Combed Cotton
‘Wash by hand or
machine

$13.95 - $14.95

“provincial Library,

Parlianent Buildings, |
Victoria, B.C :
Dec. 31/87 i

BC. Forest Service crews
are’ still: patrolling two fires in
.| the Castlegar area, Ranger Hugo

subdivision; last week saw crews

scrambling from one'to the oth- | high’ wind

er of three different locations to
extinguish the blaze, in extreme-

os | ly:thick growth and hastened by,

‘strong, swiftly. changing winds, -

factor now in.the fire situation,
‘The temperature has dropped

By

within’ ‘the Past’ seven ‘days, he ifar
added.’ x

Although : this temperature
jp-was.a reason for optimism,
the ranger pointed out that’ the
Is more than compen- | scale,
sate, forthe temperature drop.
and bring: the’ fire: danger. level j an
even higher than it has been) 80
far this fire season.

extreme vigilance is
quire ‘by both public exrployees
Private ‘ to 'pre-

ou Phe steerne loss from)
forest fires.

ee -/2“The fire is out,” said. Ran-
ger Wood, “but:it will. be watch:
ed carefully ‘on’ a :round-the-
clock’ basis until:a fairly heavy

N U RSES SH OES rain ‘removes all danger of. flare-

By WHITE CROSS R ae e F : e : Ts t : ‘ ge ee : - a . eo foe pay name ‘given this blaze |»

Unit, in care of the hospital ad- » $15.95

Muscular Disease
Mostly. Herditary
Glaim Scientists

5 TOABED BUS prepares to embark on a tour.of Arrow dam
construction, with one of the many loads of interested ob-
servers. All three nights of the tour, Monday through Wed-
nesday, saw crowds in abundance turn out to inspect the
towering cement work and the sweeping curve of the coffer-

The tour was the second annual holding of the event,
sponsored by the Castlegar News, CBA Engineering, Founda-
tion-Dravo and B.C. Hydro. — Castlegar News Photo

| REE ee of
PUBLIC NOTIGE i pilances, furniture, etc. — “If test, If

DURING HOLIDAYS
PHONE 3865-7268

it

$14.95 and $15.95 pr. ty, 8 Castlegar. sasintan ranger
~The .Berry “fire,” ‘a’ one-acre

ne js i

NURSES WHITE NYLONS HUSH PUPPIES. ‘ 5 ; : des : a ee ee aM
Double Mesh — Twin Knit ie : : Na as 2 e = . cee Wot ie ae
: SEIUEE EAD oe ae SS ‘BOY 8. ; f/ making careless use of matches,
it brought :qrews ‘out: at. 3.15

Teen-Age Swim Suits .... : eee ene ; etl BM a . iemeres | throu; : TOUCH if i
perenne ace RUNNERS - peseiay bia aa THE EXPERT TOUCH ati paced eka
we can move It we'll take it.” Girl's Swim Suits Treas Ca 1 4 mew. four-seater craft by 2 cab president fastruct-
For. prompt pickup phone 365- ; > for. the whole family
REMINDER! ‘5002 or 365-7823, — Thank You.
Hospital Auxiliary Rummege|CORRECTION — Cup camp for
‘Sale, September 29 and 30. The Castlegar and District commen-
auxiliary would appreciate any | ces Sunday, July 23, at 1 p.m, at
usable items —-' clothing ap-|Camp Tweedsmulr.

$3.95 and up
- $2.99 and up

RENT tH I

Mr‘: Wood pointed out thi
high winds are sus: chief f danger,

ON, HOLIDAYS — OPEN. AS USUAL ON JULY 24

7 PLUMBING &
k : when ‘a case is due to a new

> HEATING LTD. mutation, it will. be the only
61 CRESCENT. ST. — PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR {| Afflicted person in that family.

5 Creatine kinase is a complex
protein molecule normally

foretold or prevented. Usually.

i BLUE ENAMEL CANNERS, 20 Quart With Racks, , Regular * 0

THERMOS HOLIDAY PICNIC ‘JUG, _1 Gallon’
With’ Faucet; Regular $4.69 . +: $3.49 . With Pouring Spout, Regular $3. 98 .

fe PLASTIC PATIO ‘TABLE, 22” High, “Regular $4.95 :
SLAZENGER GOLF IRONS, Regular $8.50 .
SPALDING. GOLF IRONS, RAsUlay, $9. 25

Comm, Stave Janks
eed tht this week th:
eet will

carriers, only two-thirds of the
carrier women will have a high

junio to 3
imedal Royal! Te: Saving Society
enzyme level. In addition, there

i be held between 4f OF Deaths: Jury
: ‘o ory: * Excessive ‘speed was blamed } ),

MA IT RES Cloth Covered, “31” X.76”, Regular 8. 50 s the cause of.two deaths in a
AIR: S, ea # &| hlehway accident near Robson

“With Waffle Design, Regular $9.95 ).. i Be - . ; 4 ‘and there wil ee
FR GIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS He te aaa. inju | ehestl ta

: juries received. in’ the.:accident.
“13-Cu. 7 2-D &
Cyctomite. Regular ee 95 oe) 00

CANVAS FOOTWEAR
BY SAVAGE AND T-K

MAD DO CKS 18-Cu. Ft, Deluxe.

Regular $279. 95°; Brenda Suter, Bill de

‘Lorne a Rellestin who:

ater eee ste

erage

The 2 contract his been* award:
cate for construction of Castlegar’s
Centennial project and the. build-
ing, a: library for the
should be completed by.0 Oct. 31.

astlegar Cent com: [-

~ Vacation Check List Wasil Saprunott
First Aid Funeral Services
Kaopectate* Myciguent* Ointment
Adhesive Bandages . First Aid Kit" Held on Monday
Funeral ‘services were held

ROTO-TILLER, 4 HP. Briggs and Stratton Engine. Clearance Price ..

Purchased rec ently ma -M.
- |H. Hearn of Salmo, “the new ‘craft

Laxative Baby Vitamins
“| must be registered ‘wi ‘with ‘the 'lse-
artment : before {7

Aspirin Poison Ivy Lotion
Hay Fever Remedy Antiseptic
a Remedy Eye Wash

Toiletries

OSCILLATING LAWN SPRINKLER

; i ; Work begins on Monday.
well, | students ‘al male sae edi BFE Ts this ‘pi x : = erigin Location Bok the brary is s
: x [aod not vegin ach as officials of: A ale tions "as well cation with aid from Celgar. hav ‘ > Gradi ne ee ee ae to ve ‘ ae “and” Fist."
Tooth Brush Racor Blades ALF- REGULAR. SIZE DRESSES i ‘Mr. Harsent told the Castle. | ree bi ANY ais é

Tooth Paste Shaving Cream ¢ HALF-SIZE OR REGULAR SIZE DRESSES. if ; 234 rat ; ‘ Pa Bee obert &: orem Prince Ri Reseal gar News yeteriay ‘that the

Shampoo Sasl < ( i ; (ice pent any) i. ee oe ee : cies: TL ES ~BSe. Kathlee Rauchert, new: craft

Somb and Brash : _ Reg. $19.98 - $14.95 Reg. $14.98 -'$10.98 Reg. $12.98 -. $9.75 Reg. $10.98 =: : i ;

Special Needs 5 : ; mall | : 4 3

: ; nae DRT en mets jstostiod of: its
SPECIALS FOR TH THRIFTY. SHOPPER: 5 z : ane oe m4 ce roe insti

an, him, ans a
i eae Watt Vante scholarship. allowed with: the ‘club’s previous
renewals. were,,won by .17. stu-| aeroplane,'a Luscombe two-seat:

FABRIC SALE WITH ONE-QUARTER OFF : : 3 q . ~ : : eee yas ctaalee Snare cated bed The ‘president ‘of. the “club

; ‘: eos iM returnin: university:‘in the] said that full activities with the
Orlon Bonded Knit, Regular $7.50 Yard lumbis Cellulose | new ‘craft should be resumed in
Peated: Terry Towelling, Regular $2. 2 Yard

enthusiast of hockey ‘and ‘pase-

Flashlight “Batteries Pah and donated trophies to
Paper Cups

Paper
. Bathing Gear
Playing Cards

Scholarships are worth $250 each, very. short order and. that’ the
“| year. that ~ passing grades. are | additional ‘two-passenger capa-

maintained toa possible «: “total bility. should allow even ‘greater,
«| of: $1,250. ; “| flexibility.

Receiving renewals are: Cas-, Mr. Harsent said the craft is
tlegar’— i Lawrence’ \Chutskoff,| powered’ by.'a’ four-cylinder -op-
Diane Kay Fast, Gerald -V.'Gor-| posed © engine, ° “‘simil: a

awe Roderick le Killough, Mar- ‘Volkswagen engine. nt ‘i
son, Sammy, during’ World War jorie Helen | King,’ Fran! inz- He, hastened. to’ point .ou
cia of e di arotta and Phyllis A: LeFort. however, that the engine is fully.

john Cashore of Trail oN Plioebe ‘Kather-| capable of: powering: the: craft,
? ine Bradbury.’ Ru

Vaouum Bottle
Travel. Clock

Consult your pharmacist. for
all, your vacation needs.

are aa y otilatod ‘at the service, ULE: 2 x i ‘ : 5 > : pert —| with its 180 horsepower.
R. E. Goulet — Corner of.Pine-& Columbia In lien of flowers, donations ‘ 5 Shas Beaee | Retest : ; agin a : ila E, Dodge, Frank G. Jo:|" “There should be no conno- the Kinnaird pool. Classes for all age groupe are, being ‘in-
Phone 365-7813 may be made to the cancer fund | ji whe 24 ‘ pieaeeecrate er iih ahs Te * ee hansen, Michiyo Nakanishi and } tation of economy factors taking structed at ee o1 under the guidan groupe sre. Sute: Ba
fihed ci : being handled through the Bank : enka F u : I N 3 Playe rep .| Alexander’ F. ; Wilson. “S\| precedence’ over safety, he add- hi at the Boo ais, guidance f th re e
Open Monday - Saturday 9-6. Friday 9-9 of Montreal, a ; Jian q also! wou in Creston; come Bg woaie) wit auegs anzeralstoke spa. ones, fed. ars ane neon geen etna ng. at the oage is probably the cook. |
u Cremation fol osing | cam -' over:the len e! ‘errace '— ways a consideration of the
Sundays & Holidays.12-1 p.m. .6-7 p.m. Castlegar Funeral Hone ia vars Cloverleats: for the camera after a'dou- The Cloverlests won both of the. games they ‘| Leah’ V. Seaman ‘and: Lubertha | club, sufetyaccident free flying est spot in the village and is frequented by parents, as well’
eet : : of arrangements, ...ble_win_ over. Creston, the ;boys make “played ‘against’ Creston; with’ scores’of'20' and’ Trdelstra,” Vancouver —"Eugene |is now’ even more likely with |” ’as youngsters, in an effort to “beat the heat.”
41. .— Creston: Review Copynght Photo B, Bordeleau. this superior craft, he concluded. _— gar ews Photo,

INTO THE WATER ‘go two members of a swimming class at _