6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 23, 1969 *7"~~

; FOR RENT FOR SALE ' HOMES FOR SALE

FURNISHED AND HEATED /2-YEAROLD INGLIS ‘TOP-)LOW DOWN PAYMENT ON
bachelor suits, Utilities in {of-the-line washing machine|2 bdrm. home with garage.
cluded. Ph. 365-5156, 34 and 30” range. Ph. 365-7537. Enclosed patio on large corn-|erage conditiun. bee 308-5907
FURNISHED CABIN IN CAS- er lot, Fenced and landscap-|weel ends or after 5 p.m.|ROOM AND BOARD IN PRI-
Uegar 124-4ch Ave. Ph, 365-/4_ INCH JOINTER-PLANER |ed 2500 4th Ave. Kinnalrd.| weekdays. Financing can be'vate home. Apply 511-4th ‘Ave
a3au. 34!and stand, new condition —|Ph, 365-5590 days or 365-)arranged. 34 Castlegar. tind
ONE FURNISHED 2 BDRM motor optional. Ph. 365-5674. | 7550 evenings. 34|'63 GMC HALF TON TRUCK,|SEPTi TANK
apt., electric heat and TV TWO BDRM HOUSE FOR|COMPACT 3 BDRM inf HOUSE 6 cylinder, 4-speed Ph. 368-5168. Trail.
cable. Centrally located, sor-! sale with adjoining lots. Ph.| with bsmt in Castlegar, Own- possitrack, Fh. s65-5741. ALCONOLIC| ANONYMOUS.
nS no young children or pets | 365-6626. 34ajer leaving province and wish-|QLDSMOBILE 1965 Box 303, Castlegar fn
242-4th Ave. Castlegar. 33/FEMALE GERMAN SITORT |¢s, to sell immediately, Willl hardtop: Good condition, je CLASSIFIED AD RATES: 5
FURNISHED BACHELOR! haired Pointer, 8 months old, |take first reasonable offer to/ancing can be arranged. Ph.|conis per word per insertion.
suite. Suitable for two men, | will sell for $35. Ph, 365-576. Soean00 triflers please. Fh 365-7324. 32|Stinimur 75 cents, Three in.
Rent Includes utilities and)¥OR SALE OR REN’ ip. 3 BDRM FAM sertions for the price of two.
TY. Ph. 365-5613. Trafler and lot in Blucberry. ty oe Lar Ah te hoe Classified ads close at 12 noon
ly home. Large living room, sharp on Wednesdays. Dead-
carp! line for display advertising is

Available Feb, 1. Ph. 363-
3155, 3
12_noon_ on Tuesdays tfini0

ROOM AND BOARD FOR Ge
one man. Ph. 365-7108. $3|Medicine Hat in 1927, com-
_|NOW OPEN — BILL'S USED) ing to Kinnaird: in 1950,
furniture. Ph. ses-080ee or Mr. Gendron is aunvived
365-7112. tfn3}by one son Phillip; two
JHE SELKIRK HOMBMAK-| waughters,’ Mrs. ‘J. (Florence)
Cc would like|Paulson.and Mrs. Ida Cleeve,
from pro-|all of Kinnaird; seven grand-
children and . four  great-
grande!
He was predeceased by
his wite in November of last

Funeral Service
Here Saturday

CASTLEGAR NEWS; Thursday, Jan: 23;-1969

x e °
Funeral This Morning
be en F
For 25 - Year Resident |
Mass of solemn requiem resident of Castlegar since ;
was sung this morning at 1 oly 1941 and was a legat ur
A am. from St. Rita's Cailtolle St. Rita’s Catholic Church.
Church for Frank —Pagura,| He is survived
84, a resident of Castlegar wife, Iens; one daughter, Mrs.
for over 25 years, who awd Lindo (Nancy) Michieli ot
= suddenly Monday at the Cast- Port Alice and seven grand- '
EEN legar and District Hospital. children. We Reserve the Right to
HE AR’ _ ee ‘ : , 4 vs 9 Rev. i Father E. A. Bro- He was predeceased by Limited Quantities
“ONE EASY Ay : ok ee : : BY Pin af elated’s as porn of¢ son Albert in 1961 and Ce@eeceeeceososoocoosD
> CURE. ; a . Y : a i i * i ateeks e “sent at ‘at Castion Yop. one ays Doris in 1939. SPRING IS: AROUND
pole dite Italy and cai recited in THE CORNER!
WA YN E a) to Canada and Be. in noo. the chapel of "the Castlegar! wey — (yes new!)
He resided first at Cran- Funeral : Home ~ yesteruay RED FLORIDA. ‘POTATOES,
SNOWPLOWING
Ph. 365-7552

VEHICLES FOR SALE NOTICES

MERCEDES-BENZ — 1967,/TRAIL BUSLVESS COLLEGE
200 Deisel sedan. Ahove av-|Spring Term Begins Feb. +A

Funeral for Gendron

George Eugene Gendron,|year and by two sons, one in
82, a resident of Kinnaird,|active service, and three
42 ted Tuesday at the Custle:| dau; ghters,

eBurial will be in Park

gar and District Hospital:

Kosary is to be recited|Memorial Cemetery at Kin-
this evening at 7.30 from St.|naird with the Castlegar Fun-
fata’s Catholic .Church. Sol-|cral Home in charge of ar-
emn requiem mass will be|/rangements.
sung tomorrow morning EY
10 with the Rev. Father E.

Tomorrow

Avoid
HEADACHE

BACKACHE
, AND

PUMPING
seer z 5

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.

Charter Service

Towing - Barges

anywhere on the
Arrow .Lakes

Nelson 352-5434

in Quebee Sept. 88

ing Be watehewan in 1910,
iat t to Prince Albert where
he married the le
Ann Hamel in 1911, then to
Linacreas in, 1916 where he

farmed.
Mr. ndron moved to

TRACTOR WITH _SNO'
plow and blade $475. Ph.
365-5615,

et,
ONE SECOND HAND WES’ itachon fal basement con-
ONE SECOND HAND Ee taining’ 4th bdrm. Carport

inghouse fridge. Ph, 365-3248,

maTIPIE 7 and gas heat. Upper bench

TRUCK CHAINS FOR SALE

900 x 20 triple duals, a 25 lp ona: Ph, 365-8191 ater
x pas ee iar oe ee

20 [triple dual.) ) 780 ONE BDRM HOUSE NEAR

CROSSROADS
DATSUN

SALES LTD.

brook where he was employ- evening.
ed in a saw In Ueu of flowers cone, a
In 1920 he ‘was married: tions may ee mades Sliver arrived! New ating
of Spokane Bald Head
CABBAGE, th. 19
at Pa ari ee ren Heads!
in-
reed Locker f, buy a side ior
varter! gong & wrapped: for
in charge ot [ss Freezer, Ib. 49c, S7¢ 69e
for Front, Side, or Hind.

HAMBURGER, Fresh,
10 Ibs, —_

i ‘ROBSON 2 BDRM UN-
furnished house.

——
NEW CARS

ers
more applicatio:

‘TSUN .
— 1969 DATSUN % TON. spective homemakers for both

$2135 & freight.

2 — 1969 DATSUN 1000.' positions. Please Pn. Mrs. 4.
Nurses, teachers and secre-' McNabb at 365-5996 or Mrs.
delight $1845 plus/K. Mallory at 365-7112. 33
SNOW ; REMOVAL Pil. 58.
1969 DATSUN 1600 6881.

PHOTOCOPYING: BLAC!
on-white process. Birth cer’ th,
cates, important papers and
letters, copies of pages in

employment with o Comitn
retired in 1949.
Mr. Pagura has been

_ Hospital WA Reports
Very Active Past Year

The West Koot on
ional representative, Mrs. Ww. Day.

neral iHome

Arena Schedule

(CHANGE FOR .
GENERAL SKATING

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1969

$499
BABY BEEF LIVER, Ib. 59c
Cut & Wrapped, 10 Ib. Avg’e

bir iiaighte Grade “A”

Ph. 385-/single dual, 825 x 20 single.
5. tin Roy Coleman, 1800-4th Ave.|high school in Castlegar. Ph.
FURNISHED SUITE WITH Kinnaird, Ve-)226-7252 in Vallican. _ tin47
private eolrance for single ‘ABLE AND 4 CHAIRS $20.|~ 20
woman or college girls, in-|Ph. 365-732
cayaing utensils, neat & lights ONE WESTINGHOUSE DRY- oS GHOUSE oe Property For Sale
keasonable, rent “iter it er $85, RCA Whirlpool range}
on. tires $95, one Leonard fridge $¥5,|VI.A QUALIFIED LODGE ON|#ur
3 uD HONE IN THRONE IN -THRUMS, | 12--365-8307.____2/9th Ave. Apply Woodland fare
on furnace, wall to wall car. TWO REGISTERED, WHITE Construction. erste
poodles, male a emale, Sirs aban (in eco ERES ESTER
Fats, Ph 442-8479 Grand weeks old. Ph. Mrs. smith
CHELOR BSMT Surre — |2885933-
vate entrance and private

Deluxe '$2345 plus freight.

1 — 1969 DATSUN 1600 2
Door Sedan, deluxe $2145

. Opporiunities

bath, Ph, 365-5242.
TWO BDRM SUITE IN CAST.
iegar, iy, Sisto light dnelna:

FORNIS UITE CLOSE

SAVE $ $ $ $ INSTALL YOUR
own plumbing and_ heating.
Eres blueprints and instruc-

imp: ui
355-7707. ASK for Abke, uss 365-7

FUR RENT — TWO ROOM
office suite above Bank o:
Montreal.. Apply to Creleht:

___tfnt

Lid. mn Construction Co.
‘707.

td school, hospital and down-| —————.

town area, cable hookup,

site for one perso.i, rent
$70, Tnelndes everything,

th 365-7677.

Two ROOM BSMT SUITE,

furnished and heated, ee
Lica th her.

AURNIS:

den or pets. Ph. 365-8102.
THREE BDRM HUaié. VERY'f
reasonable. Ph, 365-6828.

IN ROBSON WEuL NSU

HORES FOR SALE

32|SMALL 2 BDRM HOUSE.
Very low price. For a starter
or orroder couple. Near schools. j representative
Apply
Curleu Road,
RURNISHED SUIT EAT | Kamloops, B.C._.
Ne .|FOR SALE OR TRADE OUR (and/or real estate.
and lights Tacued, No chil fins 4 bdrm. home in Castie-!submit full details to sales

FUR KENT —— BUSINESS
premises next to Castlegar
Credit Union. Ph. B65 0080.

SALES — PERMANENT aH
es position available as local
for Muttart
's. H. Bronswyk 1963; manufactured homes. Applic-
Valley View, | ants should have experience

3/in the construction industry
Please

ar for home with acreage. (manager, F. G. Fowler and

Ph, 365-5983 or reply Box! Associates Ltd, P.O. Box 40,
2 1181, Castlegar, B.C.

33 N. Surrey, B.C.

ated furnished 2 bdrm. house,

ri-

3 BDRM HOUSE IN KLN-
naird, gas furnace, full bsmt.
fenced. Reasonable rent to
reliable tenants. Ph. 365-7301
after 4 B. m. 32
FULLY FURNISHED SUITE,
includes Be) heat, lights, 7 TV, tin,

Castlegar. Ph. 368-3691. __ 32
ROOMY, SUITE IN CASTLE-

Good and clean. Prefer
young or retired couple. re

doer AVE., MODERN 2
born duplex. Full bent Th

GBERN 2 BDRM sone
Available now in Castlegar.
Ph. 359-7520. n43
ONE AND TWO BDRM APTS
Fetal furnished. Ph. tnaay

ae BDRM FURNISHED
Suite in_do Cc

House for Sale
immediate Occupancy

Castlebar Subdivision — 750 Lynwood

@ DR and.LR with Wall-to-Wall Rugs
@3Bedroom ©@ 2% Baths, Shower
@ Kitchen-Dinette @ Plaster

e ‘ion Room @

plus freight.
1 — 1969 NISSAN PATROL

reight.

dolly Green Giant $3818 plus

hooks, etc. Reasonable rates.
Apply at Castlegar News.

1 — 1969 DATSUN WAGON
DEMO. Low mileage $2360.

USED CARS

1959 Hillman Minx. Good
mechanical shape ... $249.00

1964 Olds. Power Steering,
power brakes, radio $1488.00

1962 Corvair Monza,
matic, radio, w
clean
1962
elean

1862 INTERNATIONAL %
TON. W. tires, radio, big
$685.

auto-
tres, very

3755.00
VW SEDAN,

really
with W.. tires, i

radio

box,

A good idea made better

See How a
Penny Grows at
CASTLEGAR

GREDIT UNION
dust Imagine How Fast
Your Dollars Increase
When Saved With Us!

3-2

. |held Saturday mo!

For M. R. Foster

Funeral services will pe

1.30 - 3.30 p.m. 6.30 - 8.30 p.m.

10.30 from the chapel ra an ut
Castlegar Funeral Home for

Montague Reginald Foster,
4, who died Wednesday at
the Castlegar and District
Hospital.

Rev. Terry Allen will of

ficiate.

. Foster, who was
born Nov. 24, 1884, has lived
for many years in the Rob-
son-Castlegar are:

He was a veleran of the
First World War and had
been an employee of Com:

co.

He is survived. by_ his
wife Jennie; one son, Mon-
tague; two Gaughters, Miss
Rhoda Foster and Miss Milli-
cent ose all of Vernon.
be in Park
Memorial, Cemetery at Kin.

with the Castlegar
are Home in charge of
arrangements.

KAY MOTORS

CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC
DEALER

VALUE
SHOWDOWN

of
Near New Cars

See this 1968 Chevelle Malibu Two-door Hardtop, V-8
automatic Trans., Power Steering, Radio, Tinted
glass, ues frosted green color with light green

from one very careful owner. Balance

Building Supplies
OGLOW BROS.

CROSSROADS DATSUN
SALES LTD.

Corner of Columbia & Maple

Phone 365-7209

Evenings 365-5413

Gordie Baulkham
Sales Manager

WANTED

GOOD QUALITY 2 AND 3
bdrm. homes wanted by re-

HIP-lto this sitting of the Court.
4

LEGAL

The Corporation of the Town

of Kinnai
The Court of Revision
will convene at 7.00 P.M. on
Tuesday, February 18th, 1969
in the Council Chambers to
heat complaints. No com-
be heard unless
Fotice of such complaint has
been made to the Town Of-
fice at least 48 hours prior

Allen Selbie,
rk-T

@ 2Fi @ Cc L

Ph. 365-7353. tfn42

UNFURNISHED TWO ‘BDRM
avail-

TMU

AT LAST

@ Patios @ Sun Deck @ Carport
@ Laundry and Work Area Facilities
@ Denor4thBR @ 2 Years Old

@ Loaded with Closets and Storage

Phone A. PERCHESON at 365-7537 Evenings
Phone All Day Saturday and Sundays

GiRG REQUIRES RIDE ony
Trail Business College
ing ing Feb. 3. Ph. 365.1676 aie
fore 7 p.m. $4);
THREE 9 xe 12 TENTS FOR

Scouts. Ph. 365-

ANEW
INTERIOR
LATEX PAINT
guaranteed
to cover

in one coat!

STOP THE
DOLLAR DRAIN

With Good Real, Estate

REVENUE BUSINESS BLOCK — CASTLEGAR
Retail, downtown Jocation. 4 shops and 2 suites. Spans
sq. ft. next to bank. Some terms

MLS No. isse

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL SITE — SALMO 2
23 acres fronting Great Northern Railway. 100 acres
for future residential. 3 blocks to centre of town. 100,-

gle working woman in
Castlegar or vicinity. Ph.
365-7528.

HELP WANTED

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN

Court of Revision -

it
specting the 1969 Assessment
Roll for the Town of Kin-
pe aval be
18th, 1969 at

ebruary
10% ore o’clock in the forenoon
the Benes Hall,

naird,

MacKillop
Eaten Assessor int

& Supply Co. Ltd.
Castlegar
Phene 365 7202

of 1968 53 year 50,000 mile warranty.

1968 Biscayne 4 door sedan V-8, automatic ‘Trans,
maroon paint and beige upholstery, very low
mileage, one owner. Balance of 5 year 50,000
mile warranty.

1968 Epic Deluxe Sedan. Big 4 cylinder motor, 4 speed
trans.,

Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-7013
Columbia Sand & Gravel
349-8th Ave, Castlegar

COAT
PHOTOCOPYING

Letters — Birth Certificates
important Papers
Clippings

CASTLEGAR NEWS
ONC

Court of Revision

the Canadian Legion Hall.

= Notice is hereby given
that the Court of Revision re-
1969 Assessment

gar will be held on Monday,
February 17th, 1969 at 10.00
clock “in the forenoon in

Castlegar-Robson Branch No.

Municipal Assessor.
24

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING
& -HEATING LTD.

&
Natural Gas & Oil Heating

‘Apply in person. or with
unaweltvert 3 eines to

Squadron 581

Specialists
Speeds Sucen Washers

Dryers

car re

1967 Impala Sedan. 327 V8 motor, automatic trans.,
power steering, power brakes, radio, one careful
owner, balance of new car 5 year 50,000 mile war-
ranty.

1967 Buick 2 door Hardtop Lesabre model, fully equip-
ped. Automatic trans., power steering, power
DEAReE radio, tinted glass, white walls, in va

bench seat, this is a car pea a very careful own,
er and is in spotless condition. Balance of 5 year
50,000 mile warranty.

1966 Olds 2 door hardtop. Here is a very low mileage
luxury car, has every power equipment plus AM,
FM, radio, Cruise Control, in belts. upholstery,
very low mileage and you will like the price.

1966 Chev Bel-air Sedan. V-8, standard Trans. radio,
tinted glass. This is a very nice low mileage car.
Bright blue paint and matching interior. Buy this
unit with 2 years 29,000 miles O.K. Used Car
Warranty.

We have in stock 3 only 1967 V-8 Bissayais Sedan stand-
ard Transmission, very low mileage, driven py
management of a well known B.C. Company. Ba-
lance of 5 year 50,000 miles. These cars are
white with blue upholstery and are up to date on
all recommended manufacturers services.

See many more Fine Value Used Cars on Display all at
Fantastic Value Showdown Prices, all cars winterized
on the spot, fitted with winter tires, etc. Financing.

Easy Terms Available.

KAY MOTORS

2880 HIGHWAY DRIVE — TRAIL

almost in new condition and balance of new

ROSSLAND: LIGHT OPERA PLAYERS retum't to
the. Castlegar area on. Sat, Feb. 1 when they
present Gilbert & Sullivan’: “Ruddigore.”” When
first presented, Gilbert spelled the title *Ruddy- s
gore but bowed to the critics of London's the-
atre world and’ ‘ changed the y “to ‘an, i. ‘The
play was intended as‘a-spoof on the then po- .
pular dramas-of blood: and thunder-and the.

now.

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C,

FRESH GHICKEN, whole or cut, Ib. . 49¢
SMOKED COTTAGE ROLL, Ib. ..... 95¢
BEEF RIBBED STEAK, Ib, ....... 89¢
"LEAN BEEF STEW MEAT, Ib. ..... T5c
BEEF ROUND STEAK OR ROAST, Ib. 99c
BAGON, sido sliced, Ib. ......... 790
WEINERS, No. f; Ib. ......-..-. 49¢
PORK BOSTON STEAK, Ib. ....:.. 69
PORK SPARE RIBS, Ib. .......... 79
SWISS PREM, 1207. .......... 49c

title Aino meant red blood. ‘The play is a
rather obscure Gilbert -and Sullivan: production

. but the Rossland Light Opera group felt it
Suitable because it has the usual G and S
..quality music and dramatically the play offers
Plenty of satire applicable both to then and
A chill is even provided for the younger

set with the existence of various ghosts ap-

pearing un the gallery in a haunted castle. In
this picture, from a scene that will be seen
at the ‘Kinnaird Junior Secondary School, death |
is the penalty for Sir Despard Murgatroyd ' wnrs.
_ Should he fail, to: commit his daily quota of psesident, aurs, UD.  Cruics-
wickednéss. As can be seen, the reluctant crim- shank; second vi
inal counts brolly thrashing. as being extremely wirs.-J. K. Lamont; secrecy,
wicked, particularly if one’ beats the daylight :urs. UD. McWuualu; pubucicy,
out of a couple of

Sweeney, installed the new
ecutve of the. Women’s
suxiliary to the Castlegar
ad District Hospital for
1969 during a candle-lit cer
emony Monday evening.
installed were president, | w:
Gu. puter; first vice-

“The annual award spon CRANBERRY.:SAUCE,

sored by. the .at

received. by Miss ‘Yannis

Wishlow who is a taking a

nursing course at Victoria: Nabet
‘The new year’s baby| "Fac BAGS, heres
presented a silyer spoon Force cy PIT fas SIGN

by auxiliary. Good Ole Nabob COFFEE
Mrs, Soabertale thanked|. 2 pound bags

MARGARINE, Solo
6 tbs.

YB. tn Poport.
oO

AC AACA

OUR INVESTMENT CLUB

pat investment club meeting

ge our meeting night

from Thursday to Monday.

A motion to. effect this

change was passed unani-

ines ly, with no small relief
to the members.

wise to forget about the
und and concentrate on
Bold: * 3. C.

Pound is. Weak So Switch to Gold

+ Having learned: that the and financial well-hein r=

ou Tharegare ids always weak. meated ines atmosphere’ as|
ical we met a; u

reasons, it was decided at our Intreacies of pee he Bie oaa card Canada's: bal

ne finance.
weel motto
caught ae member’s mood
as we read a quote from
Abraham Lincoln: “I | will
study and get: ready, and
maybe my?el chance will come.”
jood ~=was_ short-

a Our
“Perhaps we would be lived as we settled into the broke the silence with his|th

business of sound .fmancial
investing, which always  in-
cluded a careful perusal of

composures, Povar a welcome

tion received silent approval,
change

ing the week Georgia Peat
Moss rallied from its low of

stocks, Rumanian’ Silver, ‘soar-;

d from 1c to 13
A> feeling of jubilance

Marx Auto Body
& Paint Service
Towing — Body Work
Painting. — Welding

Wheres it had been a good

cup of coffee. The sugges-|week for us, it had not been

so_for the country.
government had wea-

lecisi The
meeting nights paid off. Dur- thered. its confidence crisis

but the not en-
jollar. Now opposi-
tion was coming from’a to-
unexpected quarter: “It
states here,”- said Ross, wil
in band, “that renew-

“A yen for what?” ask-
ed George inn
We chose to

had
hanced
11%c to 12%c and our other Caneelian ee position oF the jie

| Ross went on, “that such a
move would have adverse im-

ance of: ‘payments position and
ould put pres-

Mrs.

P, seven gave a report un:

By Harold Webber “i

tne past years acuvaaes, ‘Tne
dau uluicy Faisiny projects
were the two rummage sales
atu nut drive anu uyprecia-
tun was vuiced tor tue pub-
lic’s Support and cooperauun.
fhe auxmary hus pe
vided a control of visiurs
service at.tne hospital wach
was requested by tne adnun-
id alsu by the me-

sure on the US. “ddllar®

The tone of the meet-
ing changed completely. The
air was charged with electri-
jeity as eye met eye... no
one spoke. Finally J.C. Lutts

terse other teak Ate never
say another mean about
Mitchell S! e Be

“You can't even bank on
a yen these days,”

aucal salt, for the comfort
and welfare of patients.

It was reported «nitling
for the hospital showcase 15
done by a few members anu
inienus ein wool suppued by
he al and mure neip
qur knstung would be appre-
ciated.

Baskets of fruit - were
presented to the patients

Geor;

colorful totem poles that
were made in Japan, the oth-
er. day,” said. Re see
the store will P Tofunad my
money!”

Before the necting con-
cludeu 1¢ was agreed t
severe steps toward financial
ostracization of Japan would
be taken if it proved. neces-

al
Japanese Soya Sauce!” an

“No more Tonka Toys!” coul
heard

ge.
ff bought two of those.

its like “No more in

ae members as we retreated

cen:
le who’ knew,
“It further states here,”

for that much needed cup o:!

-Insurance Claims .
neural 1
P

24-Hour Wrecker Service
Phone 365-7248

RR TCC

Clearance

BOYS JAGKETS, ......

JAN UA RY

MENS JACKETS, weeccesscecaces Upto 50% OFF :
wees Up to 50% OFF
‘WORK: GLOTHES, ................ Upto 50% OFF

Sale

By Katherine

ignore his quest

SHSS ACTIVITIES

Knippelberg

coffee.

Unfortunately three nam-
es were missed when the
school prepared the honor
roll tobe published in this
paper last week.
+ The names of two. stu-
dents should have appeared
under “honorable mention.”
Congratulations~‘are ex-
tended to Linda Allis (grade
10) and Lawrence Haley (ac-
celerated program, level D.
Rick Paulson got a 4.5

ways someone worse off than
yourself. -

to all make their way across
the acon

ere are still some nice
aoe left in this world! And
that reminds me. of
week's Thot: There is al-

ae Girls .
Plan a Banquet

Damages of $400
In Gar Accident

her pecial CHEESE, Black Diamond,
Old, Medium.

ors cand meinhers for their
support during the past year In bulk — Always fresh!
and at competitive prices?

and wished the new executive
every success in the new
EASY ON SPRAY STARCH
2402. tins Me

year.

DETERGENT,
-Giant Joy

ORY SOAL-

By Lucy Eaton
ahow don't gel ore Moth-

carat 100's, $1.35 value
When. alae, children went out) "9, ely! ae Se
So around. ithe puddles we

would

Eitri MIST, $TIF boat
instead of mudpies, we'd get

Giiceni wOCore a
And cual a game of hop-

scotch instea “Best
Or Chantauaua aa the wood-

But sooner or later, we'd
rget;

And wee ” get dirty — even wi

wel 3

One lovk at us, “Good Lord!” for:

Mother would cry, Sane
“We tight dirt all our lives, Why not join and save S55
on your 1969 Foot

ana then we lie

shirt,”
And they bury us in it! Dirt!’ ee ee |

On Kinherry Rd.
Damages coulmated at
in two-car,

accident ria the corner of
Kinberry Road and 8th Ave.
Kinnaird at 4.10 p,m.

RCMP say cars driven a by
Sharon Louise. Wallner

were ra
at_the corner. when the ac-
cident occured.

Police say Sharon Wall:
ner phen been charged wil

to remain on the rahe
fama ide of the road.

NOTICE

TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE
CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT
WILDLIFE ASSN.

All entries in the Big Game and Fish Competition

must be turned in to Dave Calder, Box 462, Kin-
naird, Ph: 365-8085, no later than January 31, 196%

203” X 31”
18” xX 2a >

BATHROOM

KITGHEN SINKS — Siainless Stee!

3 and 4 Holes,
With Basket and Strainer

11” X 18”

WATER TANKS — Electric, Glass Lined
Elco 22 Gal. to 30 Gal.

Complete doers oy Up

CABINETS — Mirror & Shelves
$5.95 Each

. $74.88 & Up

Ocean Spray, 2 tins 3%¢

$1.00

—- $59

&e

in phy ___ He

A trial will convince yout

WORK GLOVES, . . -- 30 to 50% OFF

Brade point for the acceler-

PLATE GLASS MIRRORS

executive of the

000 yds. gravel; 1,000 cedar poles. Good location for

trailer court. Only, $11,000 down. ated Program, level pia

e Part 1. Administration

DAY OR NIGHT
1. Parades PHONE 365-8284 *

PHONE 368-3301 BOYS SWEATERS, sca peeteeeeners 30 to 50% OFF
MENS SWEATERS, .. . - +» ONE-THIRD OFF
MENS CASUAL PANTS, ........-. ONE-THIRD OFF
HENS SPORT SHIRTS, .. ae ONE-THIRD OFF
BOYS PANTS, .. Sauetee seed ‘ONE-THIRD OFF
LADIES GOATS, ..:......--00008 Up to 50% OFF
LADIES. SWERTERS. wise +02. 30 fo 50% OFF
LADIES. DRESSES, .............. 2610 60% OFF
SLEEPWEAR, .. saweccere 25% OFF
SLMS 22.2.2 00.20cceeeeess.,4 25 to 50% OFF

Many More Specials Throughout the Store

4” X 4” Bevel. 16” X 24” 36” X 48”

CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES

Combine Any Two Packs for Hundreds of Size
Combinations from 5” to 36’’ Popular Prices

$5.95 & Up

$32,
MLS No. i587

The Foster Parents’ Club ‘ly held its first’ meeting. of
is once agai sponsoring ajthe new year.
tund drive to help our foster]. Plans were made for com-
chid, fu Kit Bing.
Students usually donate
generously and the club is
slays: aan its toes”
le as easy as pos- Owing to adverse weath-
sible for Kit Bing: er conuiuuns, there could not
pon er “Stforts are ¢ well: bea general 1 meeting of the
, gular let-| group so ere ordere
ters expressing her thanks |p; cid. Me ontered

SCOOP — OOTISCHENIA "
480 ft. to future Salmo Road. 450 ft, to secondary road.”
Over 1,000 ft. of depth. 10 acres. _____. $14,500 ,
MLS No: 1582

HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL LOT — CASTLEGAR
129° x 125’ deep. Road on three sides Easy ere 500
MES No 1430

HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL LOT — CASTLEGAR
60’ x 120’ near arena. Zoned for automotive uses.

The will pi
ade at fae high school Wea.
nesday 29 Jan 69 at 18.50
hrs. The next parade will be

held 5 Feb 69, The parade of
WORK WANTED © |2s'San 09 will also be a Par-
ent’s Night.

SEWING. PH. 365-7456.__34

EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEP.| 7 Routine

Training. for Wednesday
er = Good typist Ail ters 29 Jan 69 will be Films a

a talk by each of the Gadets
who went on the Exchange

City Centre Motel

CASTLEGAR, B.C. - PHONE serra,

STEAKS

DECORATE YOUR KITCHEN WITH A

MIAMI GAREY STOVE HOOD
Assorted Colors From $31.95 & Up
MIAMI CAREY KITCHEN

AND BATHROOM FANS
From $21.00 & Up

The newest discovery in
the chemistry of paint!
No need for a second
coat. Dries in 30 min-
utes. Over 1000"'breezy”
colors.

BUY BREEZE WHERE
YOU SEE THIS SIGN

a
SPECIALTY
e

$4,900

MLS No. 1526

GOOD FOOD

COURTEOUS
SERVICE

MOBILE BURGER TRAILER
Heavy, 14’ concession trailer with grill, fridge, gas,
lights and wiring. A fine investment for club, lodge or
camp owner who wishes to cater to the crowd. — $1,200

APARTMENT MOTEL — BLUEBERRY CREEK
“The Maples” next to the store, fronting the highway.
10 minutes to Castlegar, 16 minutes to Trail. Four
rental suites, two trailer spaces, owner’s home, all on 3
1 acre. Only 1/3rd down and balance at $200 per month. evenings. a 3 | 22, Jon 69

30,000 29 Jan 69
5 Feb 69
ae Orderly Corporals

22 Jan 69
29 Jan 69

B. F. Stamp-Vincent Lt.
for: D. G. Lester Capt.
581 (Castlegar) Sqn

: RCAC.

Borden, and the Bush Fam-
iliarization Course at CFS

BONNEY WELL
DRILLING

Box 352

Namao.
3. Seer, Officers
33/22 J WO2 Lester

8. ae Sh57500,
BLACK & BROWN CAR ae Jan & Lt. Sey ials

robe, lost on 5th Ave.
Castlegar. Ph. 365-5241 in Ppa Sergeants

e
For Reservations

Phone 365-72! don
ome 17 Kinnaird, B.C.

5,00 : a.m. to 9.00 aya — Coffee Shes —_ Dining Room
Banquet Room

NOW OPEN ON SUNDAYS

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE — 11.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m.

CITY CENTRE MOTEL

YOUR BUILDERS & HOUSEWARES SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS

Mitchell Supply Ltd.

FRONT ST. CASTLEGAR PHONE 365-7252

FySeEN a Pro’
lemrava 5 viding year around service to the Castle-
F/Sgt.Tukkimaki gar - Nelson - Trail area.

Have: your well drilled during the winter
months and be sure of an adequate water
supply next summer.

For further i

ROS. call your local a EAMAOR or
oe Co. Ltd. H l PWELL RE ALTY

MEN'S SKI BOOTS IN
PHONE 365-7202 Castlegar Phone 365-7514 white Ford last Saturday. ‘fo

LAMA — claim Ph.

For Information Phone 365-6751