CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1966

MADDOCKS

presents

HIGH Fashion in LOW Heels

A

fie

BY SAVAGE.

‘ Sa tal daprtima:

MADDOCKS |?

The_ promotion of W. F.

‘|Appoint Castlegar Teacher ‘INDU Assistant Professor

er, of education | degree from in

to as- sistant professor in the depart- ment of education at Notre Dame University of Nelson’ has been] o announced by the board of # gov:

5 in ee, He came to Notre Dame

k, who resides t at Stanl

as a vail in,

A. native of Nelson, Mr.

Shkwarok received the bachel-

or of arts and the bachelor of

education degrees from the un- ity of Alberta and the mast-

Washington, He also holds a B.C.. sec-

ondary ee school brary specialist cation,

Fire Prevention Demonstrated by Set Officials

fe Swanson and Mor- ley wae of of the Tadanac fire

an Taborato:

with a of ae top di

hazards last Tuesday.

juipment fay ¢ fire

The display also be available for eae nas at both the Castlegar and Kinnaird fire halls on Thursday of next week announced Frank E. Mur-

phy, fire and security officer for Celgar.

Completes Degree In Summer Time

Roger ‘Toogood, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Toogood of Blueberry completed his batch- elor of education degree in su mer session at the University of Victoria this year.

in

‘The display vividly the potential danger of both dust and gasoline when in contact with heat and ignition.

Coffee

ards home to the town.,

grade he is presently teaching at the Prenat Park Elementary

m Week fo brn the fre hx Ze Slem

Syringa Greek

A motion approved at: the Tecent meeting ’of the Castlegar and. district. chamber... of “cam-

meres called for ‘development ‘k at Syringa Creek: by lepartment of recreation

and conservation.

The motion,” made by bed Fa Bosse, of

Local Park. Development - Called For by Chamber

member asked: the letter ‘to’ the

departments remind it’ of.;an

earlier.:promise to develop the

park five, miles: up river from Arcow Damsite.

the . Mr. Bosse said, after the meeting, this. project had origin- been slated as part of the uanbia iver development by

_ PUBLIC NOTICE

BASEBALL, ING ‘= Cas-"

tesa nobson a Minor ches ‘Association meeting 8

< Thursday, Oct. 13, ‘Marlane pases ment.. Everyone Welcome!

Reg. Monthly mecting, David ae * Mr.

Rinnai, Oct. un — 130 p.

Duplicate: Bridge every Wedne!

day evening, 8 pin. at Ht ‘Arrow E 1’ Banquet Room. Ph, Soa or = _ Everyone ‘Welcome!

; SP.C.A. Shelter, 2 male kittens -for adoption’ — one: black, one tabby. “Phone 365-7317.

61 CRESCENT Sst. —

THANKS! Hospital Auxiliary would lke to thank all gener- ous "donators ‘and~customers ‘for * helping to make their, rummage Sale of Oct. 1, a tremendous success, 4

a DO YOU KNOW? a :

‘DURO WATER ~ SOFTENER installed. in: your: basement out

reducing soap; “ole than Moamelie, electrical and plumbing bills,

Check with us for all models and all sizes of Duro Water Soften- ers and installation.

No Fuss No i.other Peo Noe Obligation :

be @CLAITIVOC | f SINE EE gearueare,

PHONE 365-7531. — CASTLEGAR

m2 on) ithe ‘Proposed tow evel high-|

For Colds Try

Vt no_ further word had been heard from B.C. Hydro and the conservation de; partment had been asked to de- velop the area;

Said Mr. Bosse, “It's vital overnight trailer and campin ig facilities..be established here. He “added. that because «the: chamber could not get govern-| ment help to -further develop the Pass: Yoreck Park, “Robson, there was nowhere for damsite visitors“ to - park’ trailers-:while’ here,

fists said it was te toa ots

wa Bosse pointed olit devel- |;

opment of ‘the park was in no way contingent upon completion of the low level highway be-

AEA ATTA

EREMENKO and Co.

Keop Up with FALL and WINTER FASHION Ip SUITS

2 piece or 3 plece Wool Double Knits, Corduroy, or Antron Dou- ble Knits.

Reg. sizes 10 - 20 or Half sizes New shades of Plum, Cherry, Jade, Teal, Brown, Charcoal

$15.95 to:$39.95 FALL & WINTER DRESSES —

Bonded Fabrics, Wools, Crepes, ‘Double Knits, ete.

$12.95 to $29.95

cause, “This: park was, . Promis- back in 1964." of: the letter to the

The Dark will'be‘located on the: shores : of jthe future lake- 8

WHITE STAG SPORTSWEAR

SKIRTS _ by White Stag or Toni. Lynn Made of Domestic or Imported Wool Fabrics

Sizes 10-20 38-44 ... $3.98 - $6,98 - $10.98 SLIMS ~ by White Stag

Wool or Corduroy $8. 88 - $10.98 - $12.98

SWEATERS by Write Stay 00% Mirgin Wool.

CARDIGANS or PULLOVERS -

LEESUR ESi py ize

75% Cotton 25% Nylon New STRETCH DENIM Look elimmer:than slim in ‘these «. cue, Leo Lastics.

Sanforized for Perma- nent Fit.

Sizes 29 - 33

$9.95 pr.

Distinguished SHOES Styled for FASHION-MINDED MEN

The old tradition of fine shoemaking isa ‘price less heritege that. makes shoes guistandiing in

“Friday & Soturday’ Only

2 PAIRS NYLONS OF YOUR CHOICE - a

FREE.

‘With « every purchiase of 2 a

‘Dress — Suit or Coat VALUE OF $25.00

Dresses. . Suits -

. $19: 98 - - $19.98 1S. . $45.00 - $85.00

$25 00.

* dating’ ‘ba B 1910; ‘are

- $45.00

‘FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES. <

SECOND SECTION

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ds of the Koot

SECOND : SECTION

VOL, 19, No. 40

10 CENTS PER COPY

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH oe THURSDAY, oot 6, 1866 Sf2yh gt 5

From the Aretic Dew Line to the Arrow Bameite s+ :

Foundation

sprre te Ager Os ab

ich is the and ma, inae's of fae. versal le pun a up. of com) e -major Sret char on the Arow dameive

jum, billions of. dollars, a record un-| the:

in Canadian construc- on annals, The facts about, Foundation,

@ beautiful and functional wat- er fol puna in a park. an. area in

canada t that has ‘not seen Foun- dation men” in action; andthe “Built by Foundation” construc- don signs have been seen in India, Rugoslavia, Erance, Bel- gi Norway, British Guiana, ‘Azores Diminican Republic and the, United’ States. The Foundation Group of

les, -18,,:in essence, a Salen mr)

acked with the dram- etic and the unusual. From Arrow to the iN lantic, emphatically represents the diversity of projects and de- velopments the people of Foun- dation have been sects ited with in past 56 yi ‘They have eluded the tre- lishments of

close! subsidiary companies operating under the aegis of Canadian Foundation Co. Ltd. x It is profession: and dedicated to provide facili- des for complete engineering services; cheat engineering con- tru uilding construction;

lations; realty development ‘and

ew. manegement; marine construc

excitin, and aE cing complenes and,

tion, sowing end salvage; one joe and servicin;

sale, ice contruction equipment.

The leat of the saad

companies: is:the“founding com-

pany, ‘The Feungation, Company,

of Canada Limited which saw its in 1610. Its

to They-have. incladed the con-; struction ot ofthe -unique’ syncro-| ©) is.

Sa; rh in Quep euenay ver ebec, Internatio:

, | the. huge

Company. ‘Thompeon,

Mrs, ‘Steve Babich, | of ‘and Mr. L. . Isakson and

Mr. ani Mrs, E. Le homie M. McBride, Mrs.

Mrs. R. Dickson, Mrs. J, Harts| the

and Mr. Ge Carne,

| Bees tindes ¢ the:

One “of” “the most

Sich imposing tn Place Ville aie pusiness office and shop- ing complex in downtown ‘Mon-

Ti-kn:

firms iden-

Project Manager.

4 undation’, Development Lim.

For ited: inelude, devel

ion’ to

struction’ rently’ oe ist tt

real- ait m land loca- con-

wae is Al Rouiine Work for Billon-Doltar Reason

protects for elp mining, metal-

Tnrgtcal, 2 Bulp and paper, ch chem: gel, petroleum and

bulldi and js lstin,

to provide a com- ce‘ in’ soils engineer-

Ing, soil mechanics, consultants

foundation

in, ‘and: Or, a reed ber of commercial butldings in

flying the green Founda- tion bunting on its ships operat, ing out. of Canada’s east coast since 1930,

In its colorful and. excit- ing history Foundation. Mari- time has salvaged’ more than

wo

shore ‘Another "veteran’ of the Foundation” grew is- enema:

ment € 010] iat esta bred 128 in 1 operatin;

-jing of; construction ent. and |’ Frontier

oe jon: Com- B cepand ie the Foundation Grou; tions in the United States, company is. tion of of ip 1 raultizmilion

soe oa Tat the City

currently is ainiug active’ interest in in

gam depots in major ae auian cities sidiary,

for the sale, rental and servic-| Ltd.

processes. Its tab the best ‘available sting J and analysing of

ay expanding its activi-

ties; Geoco!

velopment ° of ‘a $100,000,000 | ™210) ot ne lex: in’ in Poe

and} 2

comp! has tist ‘completed’ the giudy for, a new’ multi-million’ dollar of the Bu

bey et 1 erits.; ever. vena gen- e assignme! ae ada inion Textile LAd.; finishing p!

er’. storage 7 dam at Murdoch

ome” services provided | by ;

aby of of FENCO, for Foundation

da ‘Engineering Corpor-

ston ti ited. tly vengnged by ‘ resen'

Pamerica! Develop-

ment Bank supervising, th

HiLite Restaurant

“SPECIALIZING IN. ‘CHINESE. FOOD” Phone 365-6741, for Take-Out Orders ‘ ‘Open 6\a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily Open 6 am. to 1-a.m, Fridays and Saturdays | ‘Air; Conditioned for Cool Comfort -*

BANGUE FACILITIES FOR $1 SMALL ‘GROUPS

the de-|

gar. and « representative this “week. is:F..R.Gattinger, BSW. of Dawson creek and the lower borer

ping in an

mn is’ e: 1g! volume. ‘of: new. con- struction in Canada almost:

and ‘over:

Mica Dam Access Highway built for Heavy Fall Use

Access route to the site of has been shortened

Mica dam by. seven miles\as.a result of

les | extensive ‘econstrustion and re- on of the Big’Bend High-|c

| location

Way, Bi north of Revelsto! me; 1940 highway. "followed the aver 92: miles... ¥dimina‘ man’ of the ed |; the new

-Robson

Mr. and Mrs, James. H.{

Smith are both patients in Koo- tenay Lake General Hospital.

left last week] ‘5

t after visit-

ng er of Se

id. Mrs. have been renewing

Victoria. ar: friendships in the Robson area.

and Mrs. James Hes-

Mr. returned home last Tues-!d

. When you travel.to Vancouver or other Parts of B.C. j

the Yukon, or Alberta, don't® put up with fong hours

Take advantage of Sat low Family Plan Fores — ie

on the road, hazardous. driving,

now available '

"At present no estimates are available to chamber members on cost of park deelopment

here. *More than $15,000 has been ‘Creek parks

‘ REDOXON EFFERVESCENT TABS 1000. mg. -of Vitamin .C for treatment .or protec- tion of colds. REGULAR $1.50*

Special ... . 97c

plain or. ‘orange flavoured

indigestion from meals onthe de... every day of the ' week.”

ses de esl wee pics vince catig fn Hea fered eeoirennee (suggested retall price) with each

3.73; Bist:the: chamber :has $800 ‘purchase, j! other: lovely. in the.,bank., And that, is. al- ready “accounted ‘for. ° :

2 WEEK'S WEATHER

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BC. a. For all travel arrangements see... .

WEST’ Ss» DEPT. STORE

PH, 365-7542:

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