cate NEWS, Thursday, July 20, 1961

Pussyfoots

' Scientifically designed
by SAVAGE
‘for r baby! 's fst mene

assure protection and com-
fort-and are peed
d for easy

U.S. President Helps
Local Couple’s ‘Son |
Become Am.: Citizen

will be able to try American law
on time — with the
special help of President
Congress and an American judge."
Kennedy signed into law
g bill to provide American eltizen-
ship to Henry Eugene Godderis
three months ahead of time in or-
der that Godderls may try Wash-
ington state bar examinations ‘1a-
ter this month. Shite
‘The 26-year-old Godderis’ ‘stu
died‘ law at Gonzaga University ‘in
Spokane, He. is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hank! Godderis of Castlegar,
Presidential press secretary’ Pi-
erre. Salinger. sald that to make
certain Godderis doesn’t miss‘ out
on the.exam opportunity, there..{s
& judge prepared to go through
with the naturalization today.

All the judge has to be told is
that, the “bill is-Inw. The state of
says only

can try its exams,
Godderis'took up law at Gonza-
ga in 1966, returned to Canada the

‘| following year and then entered the |

United States a 2 permanent zea

‘A former Canadian’ law student |’

c.

f 1Se-Fre
Ist "grad tb., aes
STANT COFFEE Blue. Ribbons’, ;

fadusery a mtr, ceeds ia? at See
Kingston, Ont, by German immi;
run on. almost. any fuel from tar: to, butter.
frec-piston motor, it is so simple it- operates without, parle

lgrant Anton Braun‘ will)
Called “the

Bist

stem.

dent,” applying ; {
five-year wait -is “reauired, This ze
quirement would not have been
met ‘until next November.

cess,

It was approved by Congress
last ‘week and Kennedy eaves it
ae attention.:~°
of

| Work for mi Gos | ee ae

Summer HATS. a

‘The “Canadian ‘Red .Cross, So-
clety is established in 1,200 com-

the Foung Democrata for Kennedy

tion for the greater Spo-
kane area during last ‘year preal-
dential election. b=

Start Construction
On 6-Unit Apt.
Near the Cenotaph

now under, construction on 1st Ave,
in

Check these features:
e support. where support

Soft quality leathers
Roomy moccasin toes
pecial tongue opening
lown tte foc: for. easy
dressing

©‘Foam leather’ oles
Light, non-slip heel
Correct fitting is particulacl

importantan were please

to take the’ extra; time ‘and
care required. to.assure. your
baby's first ‘shoes are fight.

near..the ¢cenotaph.

It is being built by Southwest
Construction. for Mr, und Mrs, Joe
Logelin. Mr. Logelin is

across the nation.
‘The hard core of its activities
tely 2

‘A sixcunit apartmnt bullding 48| Gross

you

dollars “were - well, spent. in 1060.
‘Here sre some of - the: free: ser-
vices " provided - to ‘the public.

clerk in Castlegar. fh

‘The’, apartment . house, .which
will have balconies and living rooms
overlooking the-valley east towards
the confluence of the Columbia arid
Kootensy rivers, will have : four
two-bedroom and sche one-bedroom
Rpartments,

Cost of the apartmesit bullaing
was not made public.

There will: be a laundry room
in the building and the apartments
will be heated by chectrielty, with

ter’ workers in Vancouver and
Victoria, :

In the, DVA Hospitals arts and
crafts are taught and skills devel-.

each
‘room: The interior will He be.dry-
wall finish while the ventarior will

be stuccoed, ,

TTT

YOU CAN ‘BUY
an €SSO
AUTOMATIC
“FURNACE

FOR ONLY =

- preter $10.00
. A MONTH
cauL ;
HEATING

PMENT DEALER

SMS

AIR
CONDITIONING

[COMMERCIAL — “(a store’s
best: sales clerk):
bg ‘Water goclea units -3 to

IDENTIAL
anal tmstallations. to ‘fit
* ito ‘furnace. and ducts.
= self. contained units can’ be
installed in attic. Fruit f
GIBSON PORTABLE UNITS

— Fit ng ‘window and plug-in
EVAPOEATING TXPE
— All sizes:

PLUMBING &

__ HEATING t .

=" CASTLEGAR, BO,

. The. assistance was in ‘the form
of. food, bedding, Soinine oe tem-
shelter.

Cross“ outpost: hospitals in

remote areas of the country were
maintained ‘in ‘uperation ‘at’ a cnet
cost ‘to’ the “Society of $192,525,
Eight of Canada’s outpost hospitals

in’ British Columbia.

000,-'These services include the op-
eration of port nurseries for new
Canadians ab Saint John and Hal-
ifax

‘Veterans have their lodges ‘were
they can relax and visit: with their
relatives and friends in comfortable

Christina. tina. Maria wt 8
given the infant. "daughter of Mr.
and Mrs..8.. Bokolowski.., ‘The . bay

‘lowing ::the®,

baptism, :
‘served at the | hone of Mr, and Mrs;
Sokolqwsk! in

Gibbon, ‘editor ‘ef, the ‘Nelson Dally

News,"

- Week-end A

‘ONE RACK. OF. SPECIALS |

_ Cor and ‘Sheens, "Maumniog Oalenge

PROVINCIAL LIBR
VICTORIA, B, Eieal

This ;.figure,
Montreal’ engineering’ company, 3
lower than the previous estimate
1.9.79. mills used by the'sfederal Boye

gs
determine’ compensation «for flood=
ing and “detatls of water levels.
‘The °-B.C. “Power * Gommission
has completed? surveys of. two of
ere i

Mr, ston said: ‘nothing fur-
ther “has been:-heard: ‘on Premier

eral

ex project financing, =
“He''sald the’ exact ‘Soste’ cannot
be ‘determined ‘untilafter the ‘public
hearings, expettedIate in August.

Mr, (WilHston-had-no comment |.
that... the En

Peace: ‘rf vrojecta will be
mado at ‘thie special legislative ses_
sion opening ‘Aug."1,°

‘In‘any ‘event, he said; the re-
dort will vhiave! no’ effect on the

-| must} bo dong: which
@ | river ts developed.

: zation ‘and:the- other kinds. I-was
ii ire

@ifference so between robbery by ta-

1061 will exceed $27 bil-

ey in Vancouver for a Pioneer

“Castlegars'resident: who' retired ‘8
few aren ago:to the coast. -”

Eremenko,:-75, who: died

“Eriday,, 9 sy, came 10, Castlegar. in 1925

sheaths ‘Village was Virtually un-

ush:; He went-into bus-

grocery

Ereme
active management of “the business
cover to’ bis’ s0n,'Alex,"y hargeent runs

emenko

came
employment: ew at ‘Calgary where |,

he. was joined. by, Mrs, Eremenko
|. Mig, Eremenko

which; the ‘old :age; pensioner re-

ion, The per capita share of ev-
‘ery -will-be In excess of

“Yel in the ‘past 25 yéars the
publicly-owned Canadian National
Railways has ‘paid more than $1
billlon;in interest, charges alone.

tcz-Last year the per capita
cost of government in Canada was
more, than $600. This means that
the’ Canadian‘ wage" earner paid
out:more than (43 per:cent.of his
earnings for. fhe cost of govern-
“ment.

..%e Federal and ‘provincial ta-
xation has‘incredsed in Canada
during :the-past’60 years by nearly
3,000 per cent, ie

Canadian works
nearly “hale of his time to support
the biggest business.in: Canada —
government. ‘

& . The ‘cost of:Uving in Gan-
ada hos risen 234 per cent since
1939 while iricome tax exemptions,
which Zaire‘ "cost ‘of ving” exemp-

dia taxpayer Jast year: were more
than Canadians :: spent on food, | tick
Stothing sang a shelter.: z;

donated byt,
5 He aetaled iz the’ Bark and

Boor. ‘certified .clteqa

‘payment on land ‘valued at’ $5,808.

os Dis ute. of the land which
pare piri

‘aecon

1p items.in: the agenda

mi" Of $54.52
category and raised‘its total con-

ong.
One of its principal programs
is the awarding. “of -fellowships to

one year of, stud
assadors gt

igwahipe: have been
fens form 70 coun-

‘ gram
ning academic year —
at the

{Munich, Germany;
ip of Pierson at Vic-

per. bent of all[<:

the governiient.(And this dosen't
‘include: crown: ton em-
ployees or members: of the armed

%eieThe $55; monthly pension

eelves. today, ; will; not buy” the
ty 0f .;200ds “. and). services

*| mostly | from {jthe :° United ‘Btates

middle weat, begal arriving in Nel.

about the area bi amber of the

club fe te 900. per cent].

outstanding + colléze* graduates: for] (+
E

©.| headed. by ~tearist by _Publlelty
Gibabn, ;

"He ‘felt’ the ‘term leader ‘woutd |’
imply that he was a replacement
for Jesus Christ. =

He ‘said, “the ‘biggest respon-
sibility of a spiritual leader is’ to

&|be a unifying factor.: Our people

thave diverse opinions‘on a number

=| of subjects on which unity’ must be
reached.

chieved: through yeaderaht,

fe further stated teat he. re-
garded the, matter. or tat, leader.

whet village's rese

g Denali ae SHA ar noe t the

they. licked Monday
| night 18-4 end teat them rue,
night 6-2 at Sunningdale Park.

e the first night
was Gail ‘Leitner ‘while Ann Kas-
trakoff won the-,second night,’ E.
Gattofoni took ‘the loss for ‘Trail

gented at the conventions, 302 ex-
Pressed wish to buy the land com-

8 basic’ concept of any coe tol”

Conservation officer Pele: Ew-
art-this week announced seasons for

time to-:those hninters

Ewart Announces
Fall Game. Seasons

tor, malay in the fall. $

‘seasons . and: the ; +game|:

avaliable: follow:
Game:

mental. Depot of .The. equesh’ 2 ;
Castlee=r tor 21. weeks of recruit training.: Rifleman’ Douglas Bate, | ™!"
Bate’ of Kinnaird.and  Rifle-
man’ Albert Merrifield ‘son. of,’S. H." Metrifield® of Cas-

left; son:of: Mr.: and: Mrs. :H.«