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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., June 27, 1968

FOR RENT

FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

Property For Sale

ENGAGEMENTS

ATTRA SUITE IN
Castlegar, newly furnished
and redecorated, with private
entrance. Ideal for single per-
son or couple. Immediate oc-
cupancy, Ph. 365-5094 att
5

Spm
MODERN SRN TWO BDRM suite
located on 562 - Sth Avenue
sapomplete bathroom, pe

July

15 VOLUME ENCYCLOPAE-
dia averaging 600 pages pet
volume. Every item in story
form, not just a list of statis-
ties $85. Eight volumes Lands
and People, National Geogra-
phic in style and content $40.
Both sets printed on glossy
paper. Hundreds of pictures,
perfect for all aj age groups,

t ‘ene 365-6653, 326
NICE MODERN 2 SEDROOM
apartment. Available July 8.
No pets or young children. | ©
242-4th Ave., Castlegar ane

IN KINNAIRD, 2 Bepioon
house. Suitable for couple or
couple with one child. Ph.
368-9773 in Trail. 326
ONE BDRM ee FURN:

NE SORN:
pensement

‘Yerms arranged if pou sets
h. Soe

6426,
eeetgere RUNABOUT

LARGE CRIB AND BASIN

et. Ph. 365-3481. 225
8 MM BELL-HOWELL MOVIE
camera and Hight bar. and
projector: Like new. Ph. se 5-

5 FLEETWOOD CONSOLE
TV, one diamond ring, 2 dress-

LEX |es size 15, Can ibe seen is

furnished. Centrally located.
Ph, 365-5523. 226
2 BDRM HOUSE. APPLY 575
Main St., Castlegar. 326
2 BDRM APT. NEXT TO
ferry. Ph. 365-7941. 326
MODERN PARTLY FURN-
ished two bdrm apt. Close to
shops and schools, on 2 Ave.
in Castlegar. yAvallable July
15. Ph, 365-5808.

ONE 3 Te yea oD, OLD, VERY
clean, one bdrm., furnished
basement suite. Ph. aca

OR SALE — 2 BEDROOM
house with carport, 2 years
old. Located Aa 410-17th St.,
Kinnaird. Available July L

- | SOR.
3:

FURNISHED OLDER TYPE
house, one and a half bdrms.
On’ one acre near ferry, Rob-
son, about July 1. Ph. 365-
5473. 225

FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM
suite net to High School, 412
Ivy St. ities, washer
and Styer I included. Ph. 365-
8247. 3:

days. Ph, 3

6/120 BASS pas Con

LAN,

ed only 6 months. Ph. 365.
5749,
NEW KLONDIKE TENT
trailer equipped with fibre-
glas top, canope, spare hub
caps, mattress covers, and can

he wired to car. Ph. Cah

326 |'66 BSA STOVE, WASHER,

single bed, two drawers. Ph.
365-7321.
OR RENT — 3 BEDROOM

‘5 | home in Robson. Ph. 365-5303
tinz2

ALL KINDS OF CABBAGE
and cauliflower plants. Ph.
365-7368. P. Evdokimoff, Rab.

HOOVER WASHING AGe.
ine. 1968 model. For details
Ph. 365-5626,
THAT IS DYNA-GLAZE?,—
A water and weatherproof
polish for e your. household ap-
Fliances, aluminum doors, cer-
amics, etc. Use it on your car
and you need not wax again. | 2
For further information, Maile

25 | Box 159 or Ph. 365-5123.

g. All a
tiaded Pi a "385-5150, 325,
CLEAN ONE BEDROOM | 36
suite. Electrically heated. Ph.
365-5032. 325

THREE ROOM SUIT, NEWLY

decorated. All found, close in.
Ph, 365-6541 or Pacer

MODERN ONE BDRM HOUSE

Mari engine
aud wrecking 1956 Dodge. Ph.

Bae ‘STROLLER. PH, 365-/9
CAMPER — FITS ANY
ton. Save $200. Apply at P %
G Builders Supply.
325/ONE CHROME SET — $15,
one single bed with head
board $30, one fridge $35, one

ed.|stove $70. Ph. 365-6993.

furnish

« Very reasonable. Ph. 365-
F085 eee ee 825

RM. SUITE. NEWLY
: renovated. Heated and fur-
nished with private entrance.
Suitable for couple or two
single people. Ph. ane

TWO BEDROOM
lo. child-
ren or pets. Ph. ‘365-5147 325
FURNIS!

HED HOUSE. PH.
365-5563. 325

Pipdwooen 3 2 CRIBS: a
jolly- eT, one playpen ani
a ames Ph. 365-5539.
TINY BABY CRIB $10. APT.
No. 4, 412 Ivy St.

ONE ONLY NEW iz FT. AL-
uminum car topper. DCT rat-
ed 575 tbs. Te bp. Special
price $249.95. Castleaird
Hardware, Kinnaird. Ph. 365-
6444,

HOMES FOR SALE

FURNISHED BACHELOR’S
suite. Ph. 365-5156. 325
TWO BDRM. HOUSE AT
ferry, furnished. Ph. sob0st
after 5 p.m.

MODERN ONE BDRM. SUITE
fully furnished. Automatic
washer and dryer. Ph. 365-
7983. 324

WELL FURNISHED, LARGE
deluxe, suite’ Suitable for
couple, el derly or young, or
eile, Ni . children or pets.
Ph. cas after 5 p.m. or
appl pely 24 Beet Columbia cate)
legar.

TWO BDRM. APARTMENT
rovision for laun

Kinnaird, Ph. 365-5336.

TWO BDRM. DUPLEX. FULL

basement, In town. available
July 1. Fh. Sere

FURNIS! Sui

all iMilties Tneluded ‘975 mon:

thly. Ph. 365-564: 324
FURNISHED ONE BORNE

basement suite in Kinni

$75 monthly including ules

in downtown Castlegar. Ph.|with
tin2

365-7353.

CUSTOM-BUILT 3 BEDROOM
post and beam home. View | 5
Jot and swimming pool,
eed Crestview Crescent. eB

KINNAIRD _ pau) BDRM.

quick
24 ferred. Ph. 305-7052. S25
RANCH STYLE POST AND
beam, river view, wall-to-wall
baths, 3 bdrms.,

carpet, 2 bat

1,750 sq. ft. Ph. 365-5643
Mondays and Sundays or
weekdays after 6 p.m. 325
HOME IN ROBSON — PH.
365-3264 after 4.30 p.m. 324

YOUNG
AGENCIES

LIMITED

iG
REAL ESTATE:

Excellent choice of homes—

2 and 3 bedroom — $9,200 to
18 | $25,

3,000.
Commercial — Small business
attra living accom-

RENTALS:
Unfurnished 2 and 3 bedroom

plete, and bea 39", venetian
Ph. 365-2495. 3

ELECTRIC MOTORS

2 horse Power, single p!
motor and 1 horse Dower, 3
phase motor. Apply Sastleear
News.
—<—<—<————
40” MOFFATT ELECTRIC
range $40. Also a merry tiller
$50. Ph. 365-3058 after 6 Pm
ONE 327 CU. IN. CHEV MO-
tor, head and block complete-
y overhauled $150. Ph. 365-
079.

tion. Newly reupholstered $30
—Ph. 365-5004 after 5 p.m.

Furnished suites - single and
double.

LAND:
Choice. building lots — Kin-

94 |naird and Blueberry Creek.
Raw Land — 9 acres - Kin-|ed
naird.

+ ee & &

ARE _ INSURANCE EX-|y,
PERTS eon ALL es EX. | V:

PHONE OR OR cau OUR
OFFICE — NO OBLIGATION

a a ee?

24| Young Agencies Ltd.

P.O. Box 428 — Kinnaird, B.C.
Office 365-7125 Res. 365-8117

‘MBER OF

ME
KOOTENAY MULTIPLE
LISTING BUREAU

STUCCO 2STOREY HOME
— Centrally located with four
bdrms,, partial bsmt. Land-
scaped on three level lots at
Slocan, B.C. Large kitchen,
living room, dining room,
bathroom, utility room, sun
Porch and garage. Wired for
washer, dryer and stove,
Terms ‘available. Ph. 355-2344
or write E. V. Graham, Slo-

an. B.C .
24 | WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN

buy your own Home for $1000
down and less than $100 per
month, Ph, 365-5963 week-

.|days. After 5 p.m. or week-
ds. 325

en
COMFORTABLE HOME. PH,
365-3495, 3
1958 FLAMINGO HOUSE
trailer — 8 x 35, colored ap-
pllances: 8x8 porch $36 a
Ph, 365-3432,

icc
TEE ers
HIPWELL REALTY

- SELLS HOMES
TO MAKE LOVE IN

Phone 365-7514

TRY IT SMALL

1. Slightly Worn Out —

But all it needs is love, and
a good deal of work. 2 bdrm.
cottage on a shady lot $2,900.

2. If Your Single, it’s Heaven.
3 room cottage in Robson
townsite, gas heated, 2 porch-
es, rear garage. Good neigh- | Ea
bors. $4,500.

3. Lover’s Retreat —.
Kinnaird at 3rd and 18th.
Cuddled under trees with just
the proper shade of privacy.
$6,200.
4. Room for Developments —
But Bo one ne need see Just What |p
may lean bu
modest 2 Ppedvoae home ina
wonderful district, 1009 on
10th Ave., Kinnaird $6,900.
TRY IT LARGER
5. Suddenly You're a Family
you want a degree of
Brivecyy two large Pee
a good sized yard and a
fectly spotless kitchen. A tin:
ing novk with a view. Part
basement, and most important
a home you can afford. Try
Raspberry Subdivision @ 87,-

6. You Sold the Trailer

So move on up! Buy the
niture and move into 900 sq.
ft. of modern home, 2 bed-
rooms and a living room for
a real gang of friends. Col-
umbia Heights $9,900.

7. Tired of Your Quarters?
Kids! Sure they are great. You
love them. So why step all
over them. Move over to that | an

4 bdrm, storey and a half
home. Goody! Hipwell has a
jim-dandy, down 3rd in Kin-
naird. Maybe $900 down and
cM & HC $10,900.

8. You Know What You Want.
But you haven’t found it yet.
ack is you haven’t had a ser-
jous look around Jately. Now
here is a home you just must
get inside to see. Two beau-

Oh! What a pleasant heating
system — quiet, hot water
radiators recessed in the walls
— Bsmt. and garage. 632 on
10th in Kinnaird $11,900.
ALL-OUT FOR LARGE

9. Last Chance to Buy!

‘d,
<4 on a yearly lease. Take a
juick look. Count up the cost.
Judge the value. Estimate the

mon’ b
builder’s home $16, eu,
TOiEa Fare Thee Well — Fine
Owasrs must leave. Off a D the
evel double value, in Kin-
berry’ Hts. FP in rumpus rm.
over and under garage. $18,-

11. Ranching Really is Funi
Take fi

ye it ranching fc
fin and orofit. 115 trees on

climb. Large
home and outbuildings. $19,-

= If You Really Want it
Tassy.

wae might put on the smok-
Blasses and bi

ery
Plushy! If you arrange it be-
fore fore: school stops. I can even
a private showing.

arrange
Mortgage by Owners $28,500.
“Call on Hipwell”
together
Hipwell Realty

P.O, Box 1179 Ph. 365-7514

Castlegar, B.C.

OAT # 5-465

bok Parnes

He brings people and homes | 280’

1,837 SQ. FT. OF MODERN
living area. 3. bdrms.
large closets, Living room ‘ie
wall to wall carpet and fire-
place. home is brand
new and offers large savings
on the 5% per cent first mort-
gage and twenty year pre-
race frontage tax $4000 (000 down
wilt give Fe meditte, posses:
sion. Oglow Bros, Bulldi: ullding &
Supply Ltd, Ph. 365-7202 tin21
CHOICE LOCATION _ IN
Woodland # Park 7 bdrm home.
Wall-to-w:

LOT ON Cth AVE., CASTLE-
gar, 55 x 100’, nice level. Ph.
365-7872..

$26 | Studio requires teachers and

MALE OR FEMALE
“Leading Vancouver Music

Bus. Opportunities

FOR RENT 2-ROOM OFFICE
suite above Bank of Montreal

Apriy to Creighton Construc-
tion Co. Ltd. Ph, Rehakha

BUSINESS PREMISES NEXT

trees cad fenced. lot, carden |
Will accept large trailer as
part payment. Ph. S65 (007:

24 | THREE BDRM. FULL BSMT.

home on 543, Sth Ave. Castle-
gar. ‘Available July 1. Down-
payment to 612% mortgage.
3 | Apply Edwin Herman, Box oat
SMALL 2 BDRM. HOME at
Blueberry on one acre lot.
Unfinished but liveable! Ac-
cept a car, truck nok Salles
as part payment. App!
Beliveau, Box 886, Castle; legar,

ALATA

Kootenay
Multiple
Listings °
(MLS)

No. 1166 — Duplex in Kin.
Just perfect for that hedge
against the inflation trend.

Each 2 . unit complete
with separate bsmt., heating
and all services $22,500.

New — Queen of Hos ital Hill
‘ertainly the “IN” district of
Castlegar. Close to the arena.
Not far from schools. Very,
very. modish, 3 bdrm. home

0, Tamarack near-
perfect room atrangement,
wit oversie

No. 1301—Castlegar Revenue

Home —

At 560-7th Ave. Darn good
value if you need help with
the overhead, 3 bdrm. main

Terms $16,500.

New — Airplane Fever?
Just back of the airport ‘buil-
dings, and at the foot of the
golf course road, this ranch-
er of a home gives you fron-
‘errific

pekinere — Please! Make an
Neat and trim, fully fenced, |.
at garage. Spare 3rd bdrm.

fi rumpus room.
its, Sellark. Owner might
negotiate. Asking $14,900.

No. 1288 — Cut! Chop!
Slash!
this fully modern

immediate prices de drop 10, af-
fect a sale. ted on 1 acre
lot, with Soo fe ft. of frontage.
Carport, full bsmt., oil furnace
and only a short hop io school
Pot iced from $10,500 to
No. ee — Ootischenia Flat
Land —

You have oon asking about
these Eas'

VEHICLES FOR SALE

io Castlegar Credit Union. a bdrm

bath. Terms at|N;

floors and solid plaster finish. av

betes popeEy ROUGH AND
tough and darn good looks:
ing for that freeminded uw)
versity or College Student.
Ph. 385-5851, ask for Wayne.
1959 VOLKSWAGEN, GOOD
condition, rebuilt engine. Ph.
365-3270.
1956 MERCURY HALF TON,
4 new summer tires and 2
winter on rims, heavy duty
back bumper, Ph. Rim

1960 FORD FRONTENAC SW
New paint, good rubber, very
clean unit, $395, Ph, 352-6798
in Nelson after.5 p.m. 326
TWO 1957 OLDSMOBILES —
Cheap! Ph. 365-8309, 326
1956 CHEV HALF TON. PH.
365-6427 after 4 p.m.
2-TON mate FURD FLAT
deck with trailer hitch, only
$450. Apply at P & G Build-

wagon, 6 cylinder. Ph. 365-
1966 MUSTANG | GT | VS

nit, 6 tires and wheels. Ph,
9858258, 526
1963 DODGE POLARA. VERY

vinyl roof, extras, 1
$2,995. Ph. 365-6158.
1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU, 2
dr. ht. V-8 standard. New
tires. One owner $1,895. Ph.
365-5158. 325

325

truck, All new parts: mae
steel wagon. Apply

Bo Ph. 36:

Automatic, 3 cylinder,
culate condition. Ph 3 365-7558
tin23

1963 CHE SLE | soo toch

vertible. Red with
eeccleny sondition. i ee
55-5244, t£n23 | mises

5858 or 3
WANTED

1967 MUSTANG V-8 AUTO.,
miles |.

8 | PUTER. tr

Y. |St., Vancouver 2.

fanjoff, te ia ie ieheoe the
7394. tend

p> | Thir'
Cents 499: 50) for ee on

yp. Isale on eda Taly the 5th,

r the Interlor and
Castlegar ‘arent Piano, organ
or accordion bac! ind pre-
ferred. Excellent future as-
sured. Highest renumeration
and bonus, Reply to Box
A," Castlegar.

gar.
BOOKKEEPER OR ra
ware store in Ni Also
some Salegelori auticn. Two
house available for
it. Salary $400 a month.
For further details contact

490-|dian Head, Sask, The wedding

Mr. and Mrs,.John Krav-
ski of Kinnaird? B.C. are
pleased: o announce the en-
gagem of their youngest
acres Christine Teresa to
John Donald Smith-Windsor,
eldest son of Dr. and Mrs,
Brooke Smith-Windsor of In-

is to take’ place at St. Rita’s
Catholic Church in Castlegar,
Bs at 3 o’clock on August 3,

ENGAGEMENTS

died in a car accident July 2,
1967, Mom and Dad, Allen,
Ken and Bi

Brian.
Though we part, ‘tis not

forever,

past yf hopes our bosoms
nithey who trust the Saviour,
Know a long or last fare-

wel
Blissful unions lie beyond
this parting

vale,

your local’ Canada Pp
Centre.

WORK WANTED

WILLING TO BABY SIT —
day or night. Ph. Rattariy

Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rivers arc happy to announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Stella Frances, to

youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel Cordeiro, of Relva,
Azores. take

RING ITE TERES KEYS
appear luggage an

household keys. Found in the
vicinity of Bluetop and Spen-
cer’s Pool. Can be claimed

at Castlegar ‘News office by
paying for adv.

place on July 27th at 11 am.
at St. Rita’s Catholic Church,
Castle;

LEGAL

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS | d:
Sealed tenders for the
construction of a Ranger Of-
fice at New Denver,

NOTICES

Tenders will be received

up to 12 noon July 9th for

painting exterior and interior

of School District No. 9 (Cas-
tlegar) schools.

Contact Mr. F. Howes at
365-8331 for appointment for
pewing area of work and fur-

ther information.
Board reserves the
right to reject any or all ten-
ders. ‘The lowest or Boy tend-
er wall not necessarily be ac-
cepte:

‘the ae must be ac-
companied a certified | 2
cheaue t aot the ynount of 15%,

Secee etary-Treasurer,
School District No. ‘9,
Box 820,

ursdays. .m. to
pm. July and yand August 326
____ GRADUATING?
Look ahead ito an exciting
career by enrolling in
KEVPUNGH, ii ae aa ts

Mr. Aires Jacinto Cordeiro, |,.

In loving memory of our

dear son and brother William
is!

off.
Time rolls on and we are

‘emindet
Of a diay are hearts were
crushed

When God took you, oh so

uickly,
And we all in gloom were
thrust

In the bloom of life death

cuined you,

in the prime of manhood

But ue hope some day to

meet y

‘And. ito "be with you always.
love

B.C., will bi by
tadereigned, up to 4 YPM.
{PDST) on the 19th of July,
1968 and opened in public at
that time.

Plans and specifications
may be viewed or obtained
on or after June 27th, 1968

from:
1. District Forester, Nelson,

2, Forest pangers st New Den-
ver, Nakusp, Castlegar,

3. Enginee Services Div-
ision, BC. Forest Service,
Parliament Bldgs., Victo: ria,

BC.
A deposit of $15.00 is re-
quired which will be refund-

ROOFING PROSLEM?
Roof wi e best
Call Best Rooting for free

Call Harold Hayes at
365-6951 324

Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING. EXCAVATING
HONE 385-7013
Columtae Sand & Gravel
349-8th Ave., leger

posit is not refundable.
Plans and specifications
may also be viewed on or af-
ters June 27th, 1968, at:

Building Si

Building & Supply Co. Ltd.
Castlegar
Phone 365-7202

@) Be.

Room, 1.
Dominion Bank pli: 20

St, Vancouver, B.C,
(2) The pocuntrial 1 Construc-
IBM | tion ‘5 ‘Heathen
a Vancouver 9, 2 be
@1(8) Amalgamated Construc-
tion Assn., Vancouver Branch,

Write for free
informations re Student financ-

Tech-
324! nical fnstitate, 482 Richards

ROOM AND BOARD IN PRI- |B.
vate home. 511, 4th Ave.,
legar.
NOTICE OF S.

tantas

the sum of Four Fundred res
Dollars and

a 1956 Bel-Air Chevrolet, En-
gine No. 9146519, ? Serial No.
61011D604348, icense No.
511-663 (1956), ihe said mot-
or vehicle will be offered for

1968, at 200.F Mat the: pre-
of the Columbia

BA Service, oa -Columbia
Avenue, Castlegar, British

for her Whew are you we
ing to look at one? 2.7 acres,
dead level. $2,700.

New — Core Commercial on
Ist Ave.
2% Town lots (75’ x 100') for

Maple $14,000.
particulars at any
Realtor or Call

Hipwell
Realty

365-7514
Box 1179, 277 Columbia
Castleg:

Property For Sate
LOTS. WRITE BOX 1476,|5ND
Castlegar, B.C. 324
VLA APPROVED LOT, RIV-
er view. 841-5th Ave., Kin-
500. Mo:

. . PI
or after 6 p.m. 365-5642. 325

100° x 100° LOT ON STH ave
Ph. 365-8031 or contact Eli

goon |SoBOW at 490 Willow St, Cast:
Nea |4 SAFER INVESTMENT | a,
‘Real than ‘gold bars. Several

desu

fully
serviced building lots, priced
from $1900. For det set

Oglow Bros, Ph. 365-7202.
tfn14 |;

LOT FOR SALE BY OOTIS-
chenia bridge. Lot No. 57
x 80°. Apply Box 1207,

Castlegar.

OR RENT: CHOICE ONE-

third acre view lot with mod-

ern one bdrm house trailer.

Cash h price $3000. Terms —
sider lease

$3,500. Will co
with option to b buy. Ph. 36:

business, between Pine and|

erent Be

pdsys) HELP WANTED

TO RENT—3 BDRM. MOD

uly |
L 1. Apply G. Bychowski, 2969,
East 7th Ave., WVansouver &

mn requires room and board
ins palate home. Ph. 365-

AND HAND
in good condition. Ph.
8336.

Tetters, copies of pages in
324 Reasonal

ne Oe
ALCOHOLIC ANON MOUS.

0 |Box 303, Castlegar.
CLASSIF'

BABY PLAYPEN |}
365-

> | ing, job ecement assistanci
2 z to 2, | B.C,
‘ammerce Ex-
225 ghange, Box 398, : Kelowna,

24 | Burrard

ALE B.
TAKE NOTICE that since Vy-

2875 Oak "st, Vancouver,
@) Ex.

change Jubilee’ Eavitios,
Lakeshore Drive, Penticton,

) aa The Kelowna Chamber of

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING

& HEATING LTD.

or ‘Architectural Centre, 567
St, Vancouver 1,

“Tenders will not be con-
sidered unless made out on
sl form provided and sign-

&
Natural Gas & Oil Heating
Speed Queen Washers
and Dryers

DAY OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-8284

No tender shall be con
sidered having any qualify-
ing clauses whatsoever, and
the lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
Tenders must be submit-
ted in the envelope marked
“Construction of ia Ranger
Office at New Denver, Be
F. S. Me on,
Deputy Minister of

Forests,
Parliament Bldgs.,
BC.
June 19th, 1968,

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.

Charter Service

Towing - Barges

anywhere on the
Arrow Lakes

Nelson 352-5434

Columbia B.A. Service
Per. John Mykyte

SEPTIC ‘TANK PURPING
oh 368-5166, Trail.
324 | PHOTOCOPYING: BUAGK:
ouwnite process. Birth certifi-
important papers and

books, ete. le rates.
Apply at Castlegar ae

UIR-|on flat

erything supplied.

al Tnstraction, unit, fen
rate -rental, a

apyone can afford. teadirice

Anderson
MEMBER KGOTENAY

TODAY’S SPECIAL

most complet

FINISH AND SAVE

SERVICE

Home and income. Move in and collect the rent. 2
bdrm. duplex at 125 - Sraif Ave. Close to town and al-

ding
basement, stoves and nes, $11,000 while it lasts.

3 bdrm. family home at 114 Crescent with a new 2
bdrm. suite in basement. Large fenced lot. Needs some
finishing. Priced to sell at $11,500.

NEW LISTING - 470 SPRUCE

Comfortable family home in hospital district with. 3

%
Agencies
MULTIPLE LISTING

— inclu washer in

This. outstans

BUY AN INCOME

ants pay own utilities. Good

| ENGAGEMENTS

‘apid to
deement positions. Salary and
benefits are competitive with
those offered by other nation-
al Canadian

Mr. and Mrs. Omer Light-
le, of Castlegar wish to an-
nounce the engagement of

ice Glad-

Ou ess the above qualifi-
gations or will be graduating

M. Davoren at 365-7261 for
an interview appointment.
BANK OF MONTREAL

in June, please contact Mr. D. | Frank King of Niagara

2 storey, 4 bdrm.

financing. $

BARGAIN ome
See this 3 bdrm. resideng
son. Gas heat. Fenced an

WE HAVE MANY OTHER!

Anderson:

— Plus
an attractive suite in the basement for revenue or
extra living space. Full Price $20,300.

NEIGHBORHOOD CONSCIOUS?
family home at 750 Woodland Dr.
sets in a area of fine new homes. Four bdrms., large
dining rm., W to W Carpet, large rec. e. room, double
carport and many choice features. $23,500.

Six-suite apartment block. All units furnished and ten-

quire at our office for price and terms.

7TH AVE. — ‘KINNAIRD,
family home. Full basement, cutee
halfacre rats landscaping and fruit trees. Try CMHC

COMMERCIAL — yan

Phone 365-6451 or 365-7944

lus

Jocation ‘and revenue. En-

mbia Heights, Rob-
so $9,500,

3 RESIDENTIAL
ACREAGE

“Agencies

WIDE WHEELS? Well yes, but not this wide.
action at Calamida stadium last Sunday saw. both
drivers working to hold up under the strain. Some made it
and some didn’t. his: iehicle was, temporarily at least, one

of the

A wide variety of awards
and bursaries donated by both
local. and outside. concerns

were awarded

Heather MacPherson was

a) Presented with the Local 480,

%| United Steslworkers of Amer-

| ica scholarshi;

ano.

the running. — Castlegar News Photo

Fast-moving
cars and

in one
axle working almost. ‘all the way Aah Mane repairs were
performed on the vehicle, however and it was soon back in

the Castlegar Sav-

ings Credit Union,
Mrs.

D. Stewart awarded

mi the Order of the Eastern Star
bursary from Minto Chapter

. 79 to Heather MacPher-

low,
while winners of Castlegar Ki-

wanis club burs:

students, Lorainne Gorkoff,

Kinakin,

UP AND OVER and a car is

ida. The bright red five-window coupe, from the US.,
had the dubious honor punday. of being the first car to spin

off the — and during
‘Weaver’s machine scored on

first spot in the B main event after a tough battle for the
entire length of the race. — Castlegar News Photo th

ley.
In all, a total of 32 differ-
g/ent classes of awards ‘were

#| handed out, covering athletic

formance, academic ach-

i ievement and several scholar-

pulled back onto the track at

time ‘trials at that, But Dave
the positive side too, taking

Students Should Think
Of Career in Therapy

Any student over 18 with
intelligence, patient initia
ive and

Street West, Toronto 5, des-
cribes the Tore opportniies| wa

recently at

by Pete Samoyloff to three
Wayne Chernoff and Grace| f
Elaine Stoochnoff was

winner of the Royal Canadian
Legion Branch No. 170 bur-

NOT A RADAR UNIT, as was suggested by one of the inter
ested observers, but a pot for Cominco to melt lead in, this
strange-looking semi-sphere was the subject of much com
ment Monday as it passed through town. It was built “‘some-
where in Eastern Canada,” a CPR spokesman said. Other
suggestions as to the use of the device were: a roof for an
air-raid shelter, a modernistic baseball eee and “a heck
of a big punch bowl for a heck of a a big party.

then resumed to the new lo-
cation the next morning.

Town Has Grown Since Arrival
Of Pioneer Resident Wheeler

By Harold Webber
Local Historian

When — Owen Wheeler

a stat-
jon with Gage as

age
agent, Mr. Farmer’s atited
which. housed the town hall
and the post office, a fevw| N;
houses scattered over a wide

to enable him to enlist
in the am World War, as he
was over the Sree age)

find occupational thaeoeee a

rich, One professibn.
Opportunities for Occu-
pational Therapists in Canada,
a national health and welfare
fore the

Entrance qualifications to
the seven Canadian univer-
sities offering occupational
therapy courses and_ the
course outline are detailed.

A

Gov

of Occu-
panda Therapists, 57 Bloor
ec eet nee rte

boo!
sary. evel. ‘and

Marx Auto Body

& Paint Service

Towing — Sody Work

Painting — Welding
I ce Clai

an agreement that she an
work for the province after-

Application, should be
made to the cial de-
of heel

24-Hour Wrecker Service
Phone 365-7248

un-

ith | er was hired by
umbia

for Clearing fan: aa vtanting
fruit

in seems the Colonel de-
veloped quite a liking for rice
le in China, as Mr. Wheel-
Ms ie ene that they had, di
curried rice for supper al-|
most every day.
In May of 1907 Mr.Wheel-
the Yale-Col-

. He was ‘een full charge!
of the company store.

iversity hol

ships and loans funds is con-| Bor

tained in the university cal-
endars.

Pacific Railway. In 1906 they
sold. their to the

winan Lumber Co. whose
head office was in St. Louis.

ECCT

A

m=CHUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

WIENERS, No. {, Ib. ........... 49¢
BOLOGNA, sliced, tb. .......-.. 39¢
BACON, half pound, sliced ....... 38¢
BEEF SHORT RIBS, lean, Ib. . .
PORK BOSTON STEAK, Ib. . .
BONELESS BEEF ROAST, Ib. ..... 69c
FRESH GHIGKEN, whole or cut, fb. . 49¢
PORK SPARE RIBS, fb........... 69¢
COTTAGE ROLLS, lean, Ib. ....... 796
VEAL SHOULDER STEAK, Ib. ..... 68c
TAT

On one of his us days off in
Whesier was pain em.

1g young Herbert
er, Joe Burfied (one of the
il settlers on the bench-

rigi
land behind Lion's Head Rock
in fact this familiar Robson

then © called
Burfield’s

lenly’
a mirage appeared.
The water was calm and
tie: sky was clear, someone
id just remarked on the
a condition, when just

arrived in Castlegar ear!
1907, the town consisted of the edo
Canadian Pacific Rail

able of them working at the miil

of maintaining
er day area. of CKRD as “a nice § place

tourist de
ie

promote exchang
‘Mr, | tween the various small areas
hich a ake up the regional -

the town of Nakusp. For a
minute the men startled until
they realized what it was. rhe
Miller boy. who: had just

Sordon's te wal to his awe-

com 8.

Me, iat not until is? that
eeler actually

Nakusp.

hile at the store in

Wesley Mr. Wheeler served

Indians, as there

pot an eromereately twenty:

Must Plan Together
Says Consultant

(continued from page one)
the entire

live.”
He speculated that the
best interests of the region
a8 a whole may: force the in-

vidual, © pi
B el, so Pihat all may bene-

gar and Nelson ‘against each
other as competiters for the

As ‘well as fighting pollu-
tion, promo’

on development, he conclud-
ed, a big part of the job to be
done be CKRD is to “get peo-
ple talking to each other’—
to es be-

se auagooted that a ser-

would like to see the publi-
der 10 get poopie talking

le
each other.”

While jostvidual areas
may have ive some
small portion of their iden-

above the horizon appeared | will

tity. he condaded, the result
benefit all areas greatly.

grand opening.

Dining

Many Thanks. . :

We wish to express our ‘thanks to
the business people for the won-
derful flowers we received on. our

City Centre Motel

and

Open 7 a.m. to'8 p.m. —

Marj & Ray Melanson

Room
Closed Sundays

‘ochial interests | the

promoting the’ area as eulate
dian | 2 whole and keeping an eye

be| small Temount of: cash.

as laborers, and the local Lake
Indians.
The Lake Indians were re-

store. One family in particular
that made their summer home

fluence of the Kootenay and
Columbia rivers, used to bring
bear meat, birds and fish to
Mr. Wheeler. He always
remembers them as being
most friendly.

What Mr. Wheeler des-
cribes as possibly his most
embarrasing moment. ane
one time when Ji
(the Castle;
replaced
built the Castlegar © Hotel)
called on the telephone to

inquire if Wheeler had seen
the SS Minton 20 Past yet.
That particular day there
was a strong wind blowing
and the noise made by
wind as it swept througn the
buiding sounded exacty like
stern wheeler churning
its way down the river. “1 list-
ened,” Mr. Wheeier said,“and
that night for some reason
I did not look out the window.
Isaid Yop T can hear it going

by nove

ju know,” he con-
tinued, eat ‘had the CPR tied
up for two hours. On. that
information they would re-
5 nthe aSS=

Bi
bue the: held. uy ertae freight

bound éreight that might have
un at vi
been an tod Tee Nate >.
“Did I get a bawling out,”
Mr. Wheeler concluded,

ig to have done.”
‘Then there was the;night
that safecrackers entered the
store and made off with a

Wheel
as pation about the le neat
ness of the store -he’

‘| ular callers at the Westley | handy

at- Brilliant, near the con-|and

Lawrt
CPR avent wh who i
Gage, after Gage Be

was about the order in whicn
he kept his books. All

me into water bombers. —

NEW PUMPHOUSE for B.C. Forest Service pee we oe.

airport is in the vicinity of the Kinnairé

ing equipment takes water from the river up to. me: cpa

where it is mixed with fire retardant chemicals for loading.
Castlegar News Phota:

re_ham-

mer to knock off iy safe dial,
also an available bar to!

Pry open ‘the safe door.

store. He re; sent
deposits to the ‘pau in felzon
When the thieves
opened the safe, there ee
little to reward "nei efforts,

a man,
at two men had
been seen entering the woods
near Shields (a former railway

Near-Medical Professions Explained

es from four to sevem at
the medical pro-| However, an itis all: peter
fession in the healing arts. they continue: their
The Canadian Medical
Association says there are at
Teast a dozen ailied hewn

tists, diewtians, -health ed.
ucators, hospital administrat-

and medical social
All of them have at least
a bachelor degree, and their

p Lake. They,
were taken inte custody ‘andl
were later both sentenced to
three months for their crime.

Mr. Wheeler left West-
Tey in 1911 and moved to Rock
Creek where he bought land’
and later. cer opened astore.

Mr. Wheeler is
retired ‘and jiving 3 at Pentict-
on, while his avestley
carries on the Stamily trad-
ition at Rock Creek.

PHOTOCOPYING

Letters — Birth Certificates
Important Papers
Clippings
" Copies of Book Pages .
Black-on-White Process
Reasonable Rates

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPRAY CLEANER

— Rock Gas Propane

Johnny’s

Processed Cheese, Maple Leaf 2 Ib. $1.19
. TISSUE, Better Buy. 8 Rolls ..
APPLE JUICE, Malkins, 48-07. . 23 fag $1

SOAP POWDER, Surf, 5 Ib. box $1.29

Full Line of HOOVER Appliances
Holiday Record Players & Tape Recorders

-Hoover Washer... $179

‘See Us For Fishin:

BA Gas and Oil
United Purity Store

& Gas Sales Ltd.

On Robson Side of the Ferry

.- 89e

reg. 1.69 NOW $1.49

Supplies

Cylinders Filled —

Grocery

Just What Is
Your Newspaper
This question has many
answers. Here are a few:

IT’S A PUBLIC SERVICE

It serves this comm nOULAY eh news SITES
tising, editorial comment, and

Rene It onGrnOLes protects’ Chet boners
aril make this a better place in which to
ive.

IT'S A MANUFACTURING PLANT

It converts ink, paper,
into a finished

_ 1S A BUSINESS

it enjoys full status as both a wholesaler
(of (ot newspaper) and a retailer. It plays its

full part in the commercial life of the
community.

01'S A SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT

It tries to eive i information and guidance
both through its columns and Bersoaally.
through its staff. Its classified section

tho local market pace Is the 2 entry
town crier and community counsellor.

ITS A 100% HOME INSTITUTION
It Serves Sols alstelet fins, last and always.
Its weekly payroll remains entirely in the
local schools

area, Its taxes help support
an ical government. Ht bug all possible
services locally.

responsible govern-
ment and in the life of free, democratic
individuals.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

— Castlegar “News Photo

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