CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, April t9, 1979

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NEWS Classifieds 365-2212) PULP

: CLASSIFIED

RATES AND
INFORMATION

ed Ads eppearing in this
tun in the Casilogar Nows
Bay Deadline for submission is
Wednesday a1 100.1,

They are not Action Ads and
theretore are not covered by out
Guaranteed Results’ policy.

Rates
The lust 10 words are 75¢ every
additional word 15 5¢

Payment Policy
Payment must be made in ad-
vance. Cash. cheques, of credit
cords. including Visa (Chargex)
and Master Charge accepted
Buswiess accounts payment as
pre arange

Please see Section "B" of

this paper for our major
Classified Action Ads.

aaa

FOR RENT

UNFURNISHED two-bedroom

house, wall- poe icdae, saan

Rroferénces required, Ph, 388-737:
365-5658.

tan IGE 2-bedroom apt., eRe
month. includes sPeareitien ing
and uillitiea, Ph. 385-7702 between

§ MMI16

Sa.m.andSp.m.___MMi16
ONE -BEDROOM APARTMENT for
rpnt. neerences sees ane
MMe
138DRM. HOUSE for rent. Ar
ences required. Phone before 9
of after 9 p.m. 365-8500. MMIN6
CENTRALLY Tocated, furnlohed,
ment, Suitable for couple. 365-
H acti

UNFURNISHED thre i
house with full bas

for couple or couple wth teanager,
Available May 1. Ph. 365-76 a

ONE- OR TWO-BDAM. living ac-
commogatian: Ph. 365-7667.
May MM.

ae

RCHELOR SUITE, heated and
fainihed, with TV. Ph. 585-6158 i
385-5521, M4

BACHELOR sulte. ‘Avaliable may,
HOUSEKEEPING rooms tor rent.
Ph. 385-5613. 3114

MISC. FOR S

ONE STRETCH clser and one
grerclaar, bike, 5
MM/i6

CRNVAE TENT, 8x10 ft., with
canopy. Like new. Ph. 365-6768.
NS BI ASSES MMB
BOAR, 6 months old. Ph. 365-8079.
MMI18
See ae 10 ft. long. Beat
offer. Ph. 365-7875. MMj3/16
EXERCISER. Ph. 385-2631 from
Feiday 6 p.m. to Sunday 10 ay

18-INCH COOPER Cll
type power mower. Ph.

6
pet, real

MMe

GARAGE SALE: Five families. Old
furniture, Baby Item ms, otc, April 21
and 22 from 10 to 4 P.m., at
1224 Firat Ava., ‘South. 16
SOCCER SHOES, one pair, leather,
385-3933

for 6 to [year-old |. Phe

or 385-8531 af r6'D.m. MM/16
qECU. a EESEOE — Older
model. Ph.96s-2458.tinit4

Ads for Seniors

ELECTRIC FLOOR polisher with
bullet altachments, $15. Ph. 365-

in Siren 8 ie a aur ehone
ret, South, Castlegar. Phone
1m. 385-6808. RAs3/16
SaScH — By owner. Private,
incraeuiate homa, with fireplace,

Wall-to-wall carpet, double carport
rooms, 3 bathe,

tonal

rect
triflere please. Ph. 265-268)
: Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday 10 Brite

THREE BEDROOM, LT. LEVEL

HOUSE Seon TAL Satetioan
house In Robson on view lot,
$35,900. Ph. 365-6801. MM/18

PROPERTY

— Approx. 7 acres,
bn ed road.

BSON
IRs a tote on
elect

d)
Enjoy a

Weekend
“Deluxe “Room

For Two For One Night
Regutar $37.00

Expires iney a, 1976

Children with Pacer
Prosent this coupon

Reservation Phone:

(403) 253-1101
telex 03°825678

“HOUSE MOTOR INN

-9030 Macleod Trai SE

“PROPERTY |

BUILDING LOT 65x100 ft. 181h
street Gout, $14,000. Ph, 368-0060

MMitin/16
A
RAK Beats

frontage,

wn ‘cUriew Wash.

grat ih rt and hunting. $10,000.
U.S, Call Wes at 09-3:

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MOBILE HOMES

a UNFURNISHED | 12x82-foot
yi Iter wilh 32x52-f, addl-

ace, an many o
sia ‘or beat ‘al jer. cal mo §
Mm. 388-3480.

altavel Teles

or, 4 |
ml, meuvonr
2409, ae Or SeeeT26 MMB

EHICLES

1972 2402 In good condition, $4000.

FIRM, Ph. asheguzs MMi

1973 TOYOTA PICKUP, automatic

fransgaleaion, Sged running ore
n, $1250. Ph. 387-0829, MM.

ae DATSUN SPORTS:

Cab, 5-apeed, bucket

atc, Exceltent condition.

1071 CHEV BISCAYNE,
steering and bri
condition, Ph, 368-2460,__ MME
1972, MAVERICK, standard,
apeed, Ree Fadl 00d ye
Order. Ph, 885-24 [val
1878 FORD BRONCO, 400 Gi,
Eipeed aransmisston, 11,000 miler
Ph, 365-7075.’ _MMI3I16
1965 VALIANT. G-cylinder, $280 or
bast offer. Ph, 383-7875. MMII
1009 PLYMOUTH Fury 1, VB, S18
fa tke as cpr mee nig
ole)

$800, Ph. S57507. ab

1970 sate Montego. Pl
2631 Friday 6 p.m, to Bundi 9 10
Pam. M16

1971 DATSUN PICKUP, Good run- *

ning condition, $700. Ph. 385-6316.
MM13116
1073 MERCURY Mont
matic, poner ‘ategrlng, 2
ys. Ph. 385-5!

REPOSSESSED sar Chevrolet ae
ton truck. Bank of Montreal, Castle.
jar, B.C. 365-7261

1m70 OT TNO. 28 Hinder,
2.0. Ph. S68:
ee

MTB
1673 HORNET, 2-door, good condi.
tlon. Ph, 385-2485. MMI18
1973 PiyMaUTH Cricket, rebullt
engine, mi res, $1700 or best

Phe 5158, MMI2/18

WANTED

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Seeaoog oY Oe A ine
WANTED: Going minted before
1967. Will $3.20 for eat
$1.80 for, halt. aol

ua

and Wueb co
825-0278.

# HELP WANTED

SEU AA fs
in
Apply ta wring te Conlges New
NEED EXTRA money? Try a
ine: feanion aie Career, dota

for
1s prone tor uate,

oa UAL part-time graduate or
registered nurses required for local
medical clinic. Apply Box Peviey
Castlegar, 6.C.

Applications will be recelved up

ts goon. iA rll 27th, far, the position
Ste lenog grepher.

sition js full time, ten

months ¢ ears yea
accurate vol 130 hah ere it gn
mee oro
knowledge o f office routine and
famillar with office machines.
us. cae foo) cities ‘exper-

J. DASCHER,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Schoo! District No. a

3220,
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN3HS CN/2/i6

: -HELP_WANT D.

Denver, eae a, Amn
30th, 1970." by ane

enaesrnoann ty

fr yrevaing x
ver Peunday Phe Casti
ber ows IN wtorkiew,

Please See
Section ‘B’
of this
paper for
our major
CLASSIFIED
ACTION
ADS

-LOST & FOUND

Ss
fOaT ATE FAIA: ee si belona.
i nine-year.

mos A
bu ut the wi ff
memory on hla grandfather. It was
resented to him cain his relrament
rom Cominco. My son feels badly
about thie, inf F you find Ying fi wallet,
365-6136.
“Tank yous POM

wpa you
Ou. MMI16

of the existing mill as it was
envisaged before, tied into this
mill because of certain common
facilities.”

Construction of a brand
new 400-tonne-per-day pulp mill
from scratch in 1979 would cost
about ‘$400 million, he said,

“You'd have to have $500 a
tonne, of pulp to Justify it,” he
‘ou’ can justify

SHARE-A-RIDE &

RIDE REQUIRED to and from Teall.
@ 1d 6:30 p.m. Will share,
¢ 368-2321 after six. 3/14

GIVEAWAY

CLEAN LANDFILL. You hai
365-6600. MM;

Yat
Res COCKER Spaniel. Ph, 365-
93 oF 365-6531 al! her 6pm. Mite

TICES

ives of Bill and

Mar zayt atta creek are
tore ny yiniged to son Mali
rday, mrad a Be p.m., In

Roneur of thelr S0th wedding a
veraary. 16

ay. MESTINGEHEDULE
‘Anony' ymoue oe

h Cent jedinee-

Discussion -Mestin G

in Church basement, 4ih
Thureda: Pl He

Se ey

UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA
(SESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS IN
peter eae Slr canon

The Univeraity of Victoria in
full-time gualltied
jt mentary

ya int
ailties will
cou wil
set reas to
‘and asprin sehen
qupervision of all

id secondary school
the a of

"Include

el ren
during th
llega, “and
elementary, an
experie cee in

Noleor

each
ta and 8 scral
Education ire rote ar to erage ot strongest
va to
paane arith re relevant post-graduate

caitons of atmployment A
led from the A

. Williams, director,
t-Kootenay Education

grams,
uU reeeatty ot. Victoria,
P.O. Box 1700,
ViCTORIA, B.C.
VBW 2¥2
BPpgiations post-marked after a
1978, will not be considered

NOTICE TO
JOHNSTON TERMINALS LIMITED
CUSTOMERS

ND
PUBLIC FREIGHTWAYS LTD.
CUSTOMERS

AND
Lil PUBLIC AT LARGE

lesion to Increase
charges named in thelr tiled taritts
As follows:
1) JTL VANCOUVER ISLAND ee
“AL FREIGHT TARIFF No.
2) PECLINE HAUL FREIGHT TAR-

IFF No.
3) aed INtEnIOR 6.C. TARIFF

4) ne GREATER VANCOUVER
LOCAL FREIGHT TARIFF No,

4 JTL LOGAL VICTORIA
FREIGHT TARIFF No. 7
6) JTL/PFL BRITISH COLUMBIA
TRUCK TRA!
1A SER-
The ceqentsd ei Silective date Is
on or stor

th
flere al Burea in}
focal Motor: Earls Bra Branch tlice son

or before Mi
informal wy reining to this
8 obtained from

‘“.WORK WANTED

BABYSITTER for Robson. Days.
Ph. 365-3043.

the:

SALES DEPARTMENT
JOHNSTON JESMINALS LTop,
Bex SUSONS

2800
VANEUVER, B.C.
CNIIG

FOR SALE

* Comfortably large
fomily home in
$. Castlegar,

© Lorge, park-I

washer, living room & dining

+1) bath: eres
. Cobar sald brick finished rec. area * includes stove, fridge, dish-

BY OWNER

room drapes ® Natural gas heot

fellows ¥

‘amaller costs by mill expan-
sion.”

“We're always going to be
producing pulp,” he said. “It's a
question of whether or not you
can justify putting large gobs of

“capital dollars into expanding, ed.

our pulp capacity.”
“So it'll be a little while,”
he continued. “You live the pulp

* eycle a dayjat a time.”

Elsewhere in his Tuesday
speech, Watson reported that

Card of Thanks

We would like to extend our
alncere thanks and appreciation to
Fai Guinan, the. cholr of st,

bearera,

loss of ou
Gritone,

— The ‘Gritane Family.”

JOHNSON — In loving sremary ot of
Allen Douglas Jonson, who paseed
away April 22, 1!
Gone from us, but eaving

death et

eat
Mang ies that will al

mystery
|. net Slate: a The: 10 am.

Your Gat
Headquarters .

365-7771

Carpets by Ivan Oglow i

CanCel employees during the
pulp mill's Easter shutdown
installed the valve which will
eventually connect. the: com-
pany's. Lower ‘Arrow e
water pipeline with Castlegar’s
water syatem.

Tracing developments. from

negotiations for the tie-in to the
final draft stages of an agree-
ment between CanCel and the
elty, Watson sald it became
apparent to him about one year
.ago that there were “some
people, without enough of the
right quality of water and
others with really more capa-
sy for water than they need-

After calling for a study of
the company's long-term water

Classes

For our Singer

f " ft. Customers Begin

Thursday iveilig: April 24th
7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Castleaird Plaza Store

requirements for the future,
ludi the ity © of
doubling the size of the mill, “it
became almost patently evident
to me” that the supply could
accommodate both CanCe! and
the city.
. “So that’s what we offered
up and that’s what we're offer-
ing now,” he said,

There's sill time to buy your Singer Sewing Machine at
Sateathon Prices and take advantage of these classes.

Singer 365-3810

Castleaird Plaza Castlegar

CUSTODIAN

required by

Royal
Canadian
Legion. .
Castlegar/Robson ©
Branch #170

Tenders are being accept-
ed from April 16 until April
30 at 5 p.m., for the
position of Custodian,

1, Upstairs only

2. Downstairs only

3. Both Upstairs and ©
Downstairs

Bids can be for one cate.
gory, or all of them.

Get further information

from the Branch, or
George Allan 365-5004
Steve Melnick 365-8062
John Morrow 365-6432

Bids should be clearly
marked:
BIDS
Royal Canadian Legion
Castlegar/Robson
: Branch #170
248 Columbia Avenue
CASTLEGAR, B.G.

Preferably Retired Legion

Members,

Many more atiractive features
Only persons sly interested in ecquising o quatity-built & well-
moinained residence, priced in tha$702, nced enquire,

Phone 365-6783

Province of

Ministry of

April 11, 1979

GOLDEN:
REVELSTOKE:
SALMO:

MIDWAY:

GOLDEN:
REVELSTOKE:
SALMO:

MIDWAY:

British Columbia

Forests

Schedule of Instructional Classes and Licensed Scaler Examinations
NELSON FOREST REGION — 1979

Scaling Instructions
CRANBROOK:

Legion Hall
Crestbrook For. Ind. millyard

Golden Lodge

Evans Company, Donald millyard

Sandman Motel

Downie Street millyard
Salmo Fire Hall
Louisiana Pacific millyard
Midway Community Hall
Pope & Talbot millyard

Scaling Examinations for Licence to Scale
CRANBROOK:

8:00 a.m. — Crestbrook
Forest Industries millyard
8:00 a.m. — Evans Products,
Donald millyard

8:00 a.m. --- Downie Street
millyard

8:00 a.m. — Louisiana Pacific
millyord

8:00 a.m. -— Pope & Talbot
millyars

HARD HATS ARE REQUIRED IN ALL SAWMILL YARDS
Classes and examinations will be conducted by Ministry of Forests technical staff.

Application forins (F.S. 87) are available from the local Ranger olfice, and must
be completed in duplicate prior to the examination. Candidates should bring a
B.C. metric scale rule.

All persons holding a valid “Appointment of Acting Scaler” should attend the

is Stree, to

M.G. Isenor,

charged a fee y $25, 00.
Metric training and endorsement of existing scalers’ licences may be obtained by
attending the 1wo days of scaling instruction.

Regional Manager

File: 08008

Tues., May 1 --- 9:00 0.m.
Wed., May 2 — 9:

Tues., May 8 — 9:00a.m.
Wed., May 9 -- 9:00.a.m,

Tues., May 15 .—
Wed., May 16

Tues., May 22 -- 9:00 a.m.
Wed., May 23 :00 a.m,

Tues., May 29 - 9:004.
Wed., May 30 — 9:00.41, He

Fri, May 4
Fri., May 1}
Fri., May 18
Fri., May 25

Fei,, June 1

holders, all others will be

ALL YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW
ABOUT YOUR WATER ANSWERED BY

WATER SYSTEMS

a at the
WEST KOQTENAY TRADE FAIR

Bring o Water Sample for a FREE Water Test

Visit our booth for information, demonstrations
and special show prices on all equipment, in-
cluding Halco automatic water softeners.

-

TODAY

“April 18.

The Interior Lumber Operations of
Canadian Cellulose Company will be officially
opening its new production facilities on

To commemorate the occasion, Castlegar
area residents are invited to tour the mill .
today, Thursday, April 19. Tours will be
conducted at 9:30 a.m., 12 noon and 1:30 p.m,
For more information or to schedule a tour,
contact Margaret Pondelick at 365-721 1,
local 276.

Visitors should wear low heel shoes and
for safety reasons, no children under . 12
are allowed.

Canadian Cellulose Company, Limited

Interior Lumber Operations

‘

Salmo/S Slocan Valley _ Si Job Creation Necessary

_Lorne Nicolson Unopposed as NDP
Representative i in Provincial Election

Lorne Nicolson, incumbent
MLA for Nelson-Creston, was
unopposed April 8 when New
Democratic’ Party “members
nominated. him to represent
them in the May 10 provincial
election.

The two-term member of
the legislative assembly was
nominated by Lyte Kristiansen,

Kootenay West, and was sup-

ported by Nakusp Mayor Erling *

Johnson,

About 120 party members
turned out at the Eagles Hall in
Nelson to give Nicolson their
blessing and to hear him and
Kristiansen lambast the pre-
sent Socis! Credit. administra-

tion.
2, According to Nicolson, Bill

PETER KENDALL, .33, of the
Ymir area was nominated
last week to resent
Koofenay West Liberals In the
22 election. A former
teacher, Kendall Is presently
tree planter.
(See story on Page BI)
—

New Denver

Bennett's party intends to
inatitute fares on the Kootenay
Lake, Arrow Lake and other

‘Interior ferries if ré-elected..

to the MLA, for income tax,
which the budget says should

-be lowered. two points. But

these are the same two points

Nicolson d that
calling an election at this time is
“bizarre”, and said Bennett has
latched onto phony isaues,

He claimed. the. present

. B.C. surplus: divided by the
the NDP federal candidate in -

average four-person family in
the province shows the govern:
ment is unnecessarily -holding
$425 for every family unit.

the newly-elected Social Credit
government added on in 1976.

Nicolson also said health _

This, he sald, is in addition |

to annual over-taxation“of be- *

tween $1,200 and $1,400 per
year. “They want us to forget
about all that by giving us $80
in shares,” Nicolson said,

AN NDP government, he
said, would immediately end
uranium mining and explora-
tion, keeping B.C. nuclear-free.
The Kootenay Diversion would
be shelved, and all B.C. Hydro
studies of the project stopped.

Nicolson also denounced
the sale of many government.
ewned

“VANDALISM was rampant in Slocan Cit
past weekend with street signs toppl.
squealing tires continuing into the early
hours of Easter Sunday. Although the village
- garbage dump was to be closed: until this

care and the reduced staffing at
many B.C, hospitals will also be

a major election issue. “When

these cuts (in staffing) take
place, people are going to die
for lack of cprep er, medical care,”
he said.

this

and thelr garba:

post Tuesday, a wire cable across the road to

The future -of Rossland:
Trail lies in job creation, Social
Credit candidate Phil’ Brooks
told supporters at his con-
stituency office here last night.

Officially opening the of-
fice, Brooks said the “number
one issue in the coming pro-
vinelal election is economic
growth.”

“We have to look to the
future and create jobs for the
-next generation," Brooks said,
unveiling some of the planks in

the dump resulted in some people dumping

je and refuse on the road itself.

The sign, advising of a $500 fine for toring,
didn't dissuade them,
q —News/MirrorFotos by Burt Campbell

his platform. “People want to
stay in Rossland-Trail.”
Dealing with the major
issues, of province-wide (con
cern, Brooks obse1 ey

eee

aria er eer)

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 19, 1979.

/ Police Briefs

Fifty-three
were inveatiga'
over the holiday weekend from

complaints

too have an impact, on ih
economy, and thereby on the
future of this riding.

“Inflation is everyone's
concern,” he said. “How we can
get control of the rising cost of
living, particularly the cost of
essentials suchas food, clothing
and shelter.”

Brooks said that govern-
ment would have to work with
both business and labor to
bring inflation under control,

“There's no point trying to

- find a scapegoat,” he said,

“We've got to pull together to

solve this problem."

The budget presented just
before the election call was a
good starting point in helping in
the battle against inflation,
Brooks said, pointing to the
reduced taxes and controlled
spending. He underlined the.
fact that Soctal Credit has
always practised fiscal respon-
sibility by never having had a
deficit budget.

“You can't spend what you
don't have,” he said. “Every
wage earner knows that.”

vehicle accidents, mostly of a
minor nature,
s s Risa
- On-Good Friday, a 1968
Bulck, driven by Peter Markin
of Winlaw, received $800 dam-
age when it struck a parked
1968 Chevy on Seventh Avenue
South. Damage to the parked
vehicle has been estimated at
oe 8

A_ head-on collision on
Columbia Avenue at the Castle-
gar Ferry resulted in three
persons taken to Castlegar and
District Hospital. A 1974 pick-
up, driven by William Rilkoff of
Robson, was coming off the
ferry when it was in collision
with a Toyota dtiven by Pat
Wallace of Castlegar. Rilkoff
suffered bruises to the legs,
‘Wallace arm injuries and a pas-
senger in the Wallace vehicle,
Judy Soberlak,- cuts to the
head.

Darnage to the pickup has
beenestimated at $1,000 and
$1,600 to the Toyota. The inci-
dent is stili under investigation,

‘A man and his wife were «
taken to Castlegar and District
Hospital early Saturday eve-
ning after their vehicle struck

Lincoln with an estimated value ‘
of $17,000. n

Driver, Leslie George: sail
Thody of Castlegar, and his;
wife were treated for fecial cuts °
and bruises, Mrs. Thody also :
had a sprained ankle,

\The incident occurred on :
the new Salmo Highway four -
miles past the’ Tookout

Last "Thursday, a 1978:
Buick, driven by Hugh Desjar-
din of Blueberry Creek, skidded. :.
and struck a pole on Seventh -
Avenue South, Desjardin suf:
fered bruises around the head. :
Damage to the vehicle has been :
satiated | at $600.

On Monday, James’ Goorga :
Robinson, 19, of Blueberry. :
Creek was charged withdriving *
without due care and attention
after his 1978 Chevy left the. :
road and went across a lawn
into a cement fence. Property _
damage has been estimated at?
$300 with damage to the vehicle
at $1,000. The vehicle was-
travelling north on Seventh: +
Avenue South

firms by the present“govern-
ment.

The candidate ‘also hit the
Bill Bennett government for
other foreign takeovers of B.C.
firms and ‘industries. During
the past three years, he said, 74

such takeovers affecting 4,550 -

B.C. jobs have occurred. Under
three years of NDP rule the
figure: was fewer than 20,
Nicolson claimed.
_ Anda promised cut in farm
tax will only mean a shifted
property tax burden to home
owners, he said, because the
government offers no compen-
sating revenue increase , to
school districts across the pro-
vince.

The same is trué according

~ Village Clerk: Resigns

“, New Denver has accepted

with regret the-resignation of!

another clerk-treasurer, :
James Hildebrand tender-

* ed. his*’resignation to the

regular April 3 meeting of the
Corporation. of the Village of
New Denver. It becomes effec-
tive June 90,

He took over the post
following the resignation of
Dan Nishi less than a year ago.
Several interim clerks had held
the post for. short .durations
“over the past five years.

The works foreman re- |

/ported to council that the crew
had caught up on repairs and
that this week they would open
..the alley behind the Legion.

The works crew will also
take time soon to attend to
trees damaged by winter and in
need of pruning. They will also
plant some replacement trees.

Tenders will be called for
the base for the 150, 000-gallon

= water tank,

‘Mayor wm. Rowe will be
the council representative at
the annual AKBM meeting this
month.

Council agreed’ to parti-

cipate in the annual Pitch-In -

campaign.

Plans are moving ahead for
the 50th Anniversary celebra-
tion and further meetings will
be ay during the month,

Tenders for Two Salmo
Bridges Called Today

The ministry of transpor-
tation, communications and
highways. will call tenders
today for a contract to build
two bridges on the Southern
Trans-Provincial Highway 3 at
Salmo. .

‘> Announcement of the ten-
der call was made last week by
Transportation, Communica-
tions and Highways Minister
Alex.V. Fraser.

The: bridges are at Erie
Creek at Salmo and the Wood-
chuck bridge over the Salmo
River, about 5.6 kilometres
south of Salmo.

The new Erie Creek bridge
will be 39.65 metres long,
consisting of one 27.45 metre
and two 6.1 metre prestressed
concrete stringer spans with a
10.98 metre roadway. The sub-
structure will feature two abut-
ments on spread footings and
two piers with concrete caps on
steel pipe piles.

The Woodchuck bridge will
be 78.38 metres long, consisting
of one 36.36 metre and two 21
metre prestressed concrete

* stringer spans with a 9.76

:metre roadway. Substructure
will be of two abutments and
two piers on spread footings.

EATON'S
THURSDAY

April 19

DOOR OPENING

SPECIALS

On Sale while quantities last. Eaton’s reserves the right
to limit quantities per customer. Personal shopping only.

Regular $3.00

Door Opening
Specials ..

Men's Happy
Foot Socks,

50%. Wool & 50% Nylon,
brown, navy, tan, grey.

black,

ty Mens’.
~ Jockey Briefs

. 100% cotton. Sizes 30-42. Green, tan,
blue, white, navy.
Regular $3.25

Door Opening
Specials

Ladies’

Reg. $25.

Door Opening

Summer Sandals

3” heel, navy only. Broken sizes 5-10.
00

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"Tender Tootsies

Broken styles & sizes. Colors: brown,
black, navy and grey. :
Reg. $13.00

Door Opening
Special...

$999

Slirn & Swagger
Umbrellas

Boys’ Assorted

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Timex Watches

Varlous styles to choose from.
Reg. $24.95

Timex Watches

Various styles to choose from.
Rag. $23.95

7:30 p.m. -

Thursday Evening, April 24th

_ Castleaird Plaza Store

Classes

For our Singer
‘, Sewing Machine
; 3 Customers Begin

9:30 p.m.

: ‘s still time to bi your Singer Sewing at
& Prices and take scvanioue. © of these classes,

Singer “365-9810.

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Door. Opening
Special...

$159

pectal

+ Door Opening
Spectal

$15”

Palo colours.
Reg. $6.00

Door Opening

Jackets — V2 Price’

Broken sizes to size 16, assorted
colours a

Reg. $6.99 to $16.95
Door Gpening
Special

for any sport.
Reg. $9.98

Door Opening -
“Special...

Adidas Bags

Blue vinyl bags, perfect for school or

*4L7"" Packs...

Blue nylon, zippered, padded straps.
Models re and E:
Reg. $12.

Door Gpening
Special

Planters

rown,
"Reg. $5.65 - $10. 15

‘Window Box

Sizes 50-75-100 cm. Plastic: whitel.
brow!

Redwood Chair
Replacement Kit

Reg. $6.99

Door Spening
Speclat .

favourite easy chair.

Now at this
Special Price...

Lambskin Rugs

“Standard’’ natural lambskins. Ideal
for your bedside or In front of your

Size: approx. 7% sq. ft.
Limit 2 per customer

Towels

In an array of colours. Approx. size
20" x 30".

Reg. "St. 59

Door Opening
Special

8”

Quality. Made In Germany.
Reg. $37.50

Deor Opening
Spectal......

Chef’s Knife

Henckels’ no-staln steel knife. Top

$937

Polar Yarn

100% wool for Indlan type sweaters,
rugs, ee crafts. 4 oz. skeln.
. $1.99

Castlegar -

Feday 9:30

Store Hours:
* Monday to Saturday
9:30

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