CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968

FOR RENT

FOR RENT

x 46 TRAILER IN
legen, Ph, 345-7883,
FURNISHED _ AP‘
downtown Castlegar.
city Centre Motel or Ph. pie.

CAST-

oNEAND AND TWO BDI
cottages. Fh. 5-6466, 248
FULLY FURNISHED SUT!

Suitable for a couple of girls
or sinerly © peuple on 1444
Columbia ‘5 a month.

348/3 rooms, bath and utility —
S. IN eats water and sewer inclu-

| ply | ded.

SEMI-FURNISHED APT.

ded, nuke Harvick Apts. Ph,
65-5872. tin33

FOR SALE

BRAND NE NEW _ CHESTE!
field and chair. Ph. 365- 679:

2 NEW WINTER TIRES —

HOMES FOR SALE
UA

Dwellings

New Listing —

476 on Main St. te Gartleue:
Updated, 3 bdrm. full bsmt.
home with modern gas heat-
ing and a very large carport

FURNISHED 2 BDRM DUP-
lex in the Oglow sub. Avail-
able: Dee 1. Ph. see zset nat

plex in Kinnaird with fridge
and range. Ph. 365-7101. 343
COMPACT 3 BDRM HOUSE
in Kinnaird 7th Ave. Very|ca:
central. Ph. 365-7074. ae _ 36!

er,

FUR

studded 815 x 15. Ph.
5931,

BISSEL HAND RUG SHA
poo Loree
Open ase

ket Nh. 365-5748,
ONE 4 IN,

on the rear lane. Owner will
give carly possession. Would
:|you believe it! only $8,900.

Like new. 2h Exclusive District

Truly a handsome family
home, and only a block from
the hospital on 5th. Beauti-
ful setting, not far to schools.
riendly, oversize living rm.
with East India carpet and
fireplace. Family nook, 3
Ty |bdrms., full bsmt., patio
deck and carport. $19, 500.

365-
tf

‘DRAPES WANE
if 4 IN. JOINTER PLAN.
» one steel bed, one book
se, one china cabinet. Ph.
65-5874.

BACHELORS SUITES,

nished and heated. Ph.

5156.
SUITE FULLY FURNISHED.
Reasonable. Heat and lights
included.’ Ph, 365-5490 after
6 pm. 34)

3.
Ei BOOM: EURNISHED. ae

NIBHED: AND UNFUR:
nished houses, handy. to post/s!
office and school $75. 348
3 BDRM 2; COMFORTABLE
house in Robson. mg,
oil heat. Ph. 385-0078 let
6 p.m.

WARM 2 RM.

S68 COMPLETE PART OF 1962
348) half ton, New 283 cu in en-

348) Free blueprints and instruc-

Binge, 40 ay electric range.
Iz ¢ CU ae FRIDGE IN
very good running cond. re
365-5966.

HAND LATHE —ANTIOUE
wooden bed, original finish.
8|Ph. 365-879, 346
LADIES § SKIS, SKI SKI POLES &
ski boots, size 8. Perfect con-
dition. Ph. 365-8217. 346

—
SAVE $ $$ $ INSTALL YOUR
own piumbing and_ heating.

tions. Simpson Sears Ltd. Ph.
305-7707. Ask for Mike. tfn38|9

Snappy Savings
For the sharp buyer, we offer
one of the few terrific buys
on today’s housing market.
Located at _673-Ist Avenue in
Castlegar. This roomy 2 bdrm
cottage \s just the home for
le
close to town. $10,500.

6 | MLS No. 1478 Pl
Country home on celgar road.

21 acres with stream, fruit
trees, large meadow and

b home. Fireplace, din-
ing room, oil furnace. $17,000
MLS No. 1535

Corner view lot — Kinnaird.
Good all ’round family home,

FURNIS!

suite. Ph, 365-5062 or 365-
6541. 48
COMPLETELY FURNISHED

FOLDING POOL TABLE —
4 x 8. Excellent condition,

up and one down.
gone gas heating, carport,
shade trees. $12,500.

MLS No, 1597

family wanting to be};
7

HOMES FOR SALE

1962 10 x 60’ GENERAL
house trailer. Good condition,
Reasonable, Ph, 365-6751. 247
OR SALE OR RENT THREE
bdrm trailer. Ph. S06 7277.10
COMPACT 3 BDRM HOUSE
with bsmt in Castlegar —
Owner leaving province and
wishes to sell immediately.
Will take first reasonable of-
fer to $8,000. No triflers
Please, Ph, 365-3226. 348
FIVE ROOM HOUSE TO BE
moved. Ph,’ 365-7846.

WANTED

CARD OF THANKS

USED FURNITURE OF ALL

We wish to thank our

pup
dog.

359-741

kinds, The Salvation Army.
Ph, 365-7112.
WANT A MALE aan

211,
BA. oO Lethe ele ee Bl
WANT RIDE MONDAYS TO

Fridays to Nelson. Will help
with, erates Ph. me scene of the accident—Roland

good friends and’ neighbors
i6|for their acts of kindness,
Eitts, cards and flowers fol-
lowing our car accident. Spe-

anks to Dr. Berno, Stef-
aN nand Alvarez, staff of
the Trail Hospita!. Also spe-
cial thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
Hugo Salo who rendered im-
mediate assistance at the

or terrier for a house
Write Bill Gould, Box
New Denver. Ph. or

Jean and Dennis Palsson and

247/103, Thrums.

acreage ote Write B Box

LARGE. LOT LL Mary Waters.

IN BLUEBERRY, LOT WITH
10 x 50° trailer with washer
and dryer, 10 x 24 addition
and 2 x 24 carport. Ph. 805-1 We

NAIRD, , 3 BDRM FAM-
iy home. Large living room,
wall-to-wall carpet, spacious
kitchen, full basement con-
taining 4th bdrm. Carport
and gas heat. Upper bench
Monaud, Ph, 365-8191 after

OnE" BDRM HOUSE NEAR
high school in Castlegar. Ph.
226-7252 in Vallican, —_ tfn47

HELP WANTED

friends and neighbours for
thee kindness and messages

We wish to express our
thanks to our

WANTED 5 WOMEN TO
348) sell the Pennyrich bra. High
earnings, newics a furnished
if qualified. Call 385-6423.

HELP WANTED SALESMAN
$14,000 plus regular cash
bonus for man over 40 in

of our dear wife and mother.

Ternent, nurses and aids at
Castlegar hospital,

eee Don Wicket and Frank
Ingham of Castlegar Funeral

during the loss
Special thanks to Dr.

Fr. Bro-
hy, the choir, June O'Sulli-

pe
son,

Castlegar area.
auto trips to contact custom-

| Petroleum Corp., Ft. Worth,
SMT, |'Texas 76101.

Home—Mr. Gendron and Phil

Take short| Florence Paulson, Ida Cleeve.

“Nice work Joey. When he beaned you it forced in the
winning run.”

Cribbage Tournament

Mrs. R. Wadey took tho

The members of the LA

District
Socials

of the Royal Canadian Legion
Branch No. 170 held their
regular meeting Monday eve- s
ning.
Mrs, E. Murray reported
that a card had been sent to
a sick member and that 18

visits had been, made to th fie nee meeune.
local ital,

chair for the and
election of 1969 officers,
ince all offices were not
filled there will be a further
election and nominations at

Mrs, J. Grant will do the

that hospital visiting for the com-

and warned that if there was | followed

not a better turn out they’
would be discontinued.
papus;xe Jeu “WI ‘sD
greetings from Mrs. wip Dunn
of Victoria, a former Kinnaird
resident and once a member
of the LA here. 5

ray will see that the Christ.
mas cards are mailed to those
in the services,

‘are to provide some form of

-ling were Mrs. Wadey and

ing month. The next meeting,
to be held Dec. 9, will be
by the Christmas
Barty when gifts will be ex-

changed and Santa Claus
will be present. The members

entertainment.
Hestessea, for the even-

Mrs. Walker. The evening's
booster ‘prize was won by
ro"

Air mail C. A. Dicker- wish to thank most

I
sincerely Drs, Hall, Johnson

Soutwerer and Bartell for their care of

Pres.,

me both before and during
my stay in the Castlegar and

HOUSEKEEPER District Hospital. Also to the

Close to schools, swimming
ool and store. 7th Ave. Kin-
aid. Ph. 365-6885. 247
10 x 50 HOUSE TRAILER—
furnished with color appli-
ances including washer and
dryer, situated on

fenced and landscaped, lice
enced as trailer court. Will
sell separately. A real buy
for $8,000. Ph, 365-5491. 445
3” BDRM HOUSE, DOUBLE
garage, fruit trees and lawn
acres at lower

ru.

for
Hotel, room and board includ-
ed. Inquire at Hotel Dining
Room, 348

WORK WANTED

WILL op OEE CEE ING
— Ph. ss DeFoe.
SEWING. ips “ALTERATIONS,

ee DO HOUSE CLEAN
ing and cleaning offices by
the hour,

nurses and staff of the hospi-
|tat who were so kind to me.
To my neighbors and friends
a sincere thank you for the
flowers, cards, visits and
phone. calls received while I
was a patient in the hospital.
Thank you all so much. Mrs.
7 | Ro: .

WITH_THANKS
Branch No. 170 and La-
dies Auxiliary are grateful
for the splendid support of
the public, all segments of

00-7456.

Ph, 385-5658, 347

THE HOME TEAM

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

A onetime resident of]
Syringa Creek and a life
member of the Castlegar Can-
fadian Legion Branch 170,
Douglas Smellie, 90, died
Nov. 17 at Shaughnessy Hos-
pital, Vancouver.

Mr. C. Miller of Alder-
grove left Friday after visit-
ing his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gil-
es’ of Kinnaird,

Mrs. Roland Palsson and
son Dennis and Mrs. Harry
Waters, all of, Kinnaird, who
were in a car accident short-
ly after Remembrance Day,
have been released: from

GASTLEGAR

Villa Society

Annual Meeting

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1968
Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel

Trail- Hospital. Mr.
Palsson was released earlier.
Mrs, Palsson is now staying
with her mother-in-law, Mrs.
H. Palsson of Kinnaird.

Did you know? To store
lawn chairs, hang them by
metal shower curtain hooks
nailed to overhead garage or
basement beams.

Kinettes Will
Collect Gift

Boxes Friday
- Boxes which have been

meiaccident on the Kinnaird

FIGHT TB AND OTHER
RESPIRATORY DISEASES

Gar Accident
Involves Vehicle
That Was Stopped

Damages estimated at
over $500 occurred when two
vehicles were involved in an

bridge at 5 p.m. on Satur-
day

ry.

Police say a_ vehicle
driven by John Overnnay,
23, of Brilliant couldn’t stop
in time to avoid hitting a
car driven by Peter Sam
Perehudoff, 48, of Shoreacres.
The Perehudoff car had stop-
ped on the bridge; gud Mr.
Perehudoff was dif-
Beulty in getting i it 3 started

CASTLE

MOTORS LTD.

PH. 365-71
SHELL PRODUCTS

eae nes |
PAY’H
TAKIT
We Reserve the Right
To Limit Quantities
Abraham Lincoln was righti
“You can foal part of the peo-
ple all of the time, part of the
people some of the time, but

you can’ not fool all of the
people all the timal”

More people are joining
“Bob's Di House”
day! Ask the man who belongs
—he can tell you whyt

suite, includes TV, electric

7 Wringer washing ine,
heat, linens ete, Ph.’ 965-7544. | Min Siuminam taps. By Se,
4 BDRM HOUSE IN CAST-|5475,__ naa
legar, Ph. 368-3691, _—_348

GYPROCK FILLING AND|the parade — business firms 1.30 p.m.
painting done. Winter rate.|and organizations who sup- fe placed in many of the local
. 365-6754. 348/ported the Poppy Drive and ti to receive gifts for the

attended the Remembrance eecoive gifts farjthe
Ph. 365-8031 or vontact BOY’S BLUE JACKET, PUP

Day Service. A special thanks i
to Mr. Bergeon for the use This was one of
Eli the announcements made at
| hockey crest on back, silver
Sopow at 430 Willow St., aT centennial crest on lelt front.

of the Castle Theatre when
the recent meeting of the
Ph, 365-5953.

Kinette Club of Castlegar-
NOTICES

Kinnaird.
NOTICE OF MEETING —

Club members planned
to attend the Kinnaird WI
General meeting of the Rob-
“|son Rate Payers Assn. wi

coffee party which was held
Monday. The admission was
will
be held Nov. 28, 8 p.m. ob
, [52 Hall.

China Creek. Ph. 368-8382 or
write Box 164, Trail. 346

Property For Sale

100' x 100°" LOT ON 5TH AVE.

again’ at the time of the ac-
cident.
Damage to the Overnnay
vehicle was estimated at $350
m| while that to the Perehudoff
sition ‘wagon was estimated
it $200.

Dpper Bench Family
Home. Located in the very|—_§.
.jheart of your favorite neigh-
y | Borhood and only 2 plosks
ool. Owner moving, 3
Efe, een 2 baths, guest room,
7 | bsmt. ‘garage, ete. $16,000.
SORA HOLLOW BODY MLS No. 157!

365-7054 _after_5 ae electric guitar and Paul ait, Feature ane at Robson — fegar, tints
2 BDRM DUPLEX AP plifier, hardly used. Ph. 365-|Snug $3 bedroom home, full on
Full bomt. Ph. 206 001, 947 Paige Ue FH Siz] aus § bedroom home, fll Bas. Oprortunities
FURNISHED SUITE SUIT-|23" WESTINGHOUSE TV — garage. Close to gov't wharf. | —__
able for 2 people or couple|/completely overhauled. Im- $7,000. SACRIFICE IN CASTLEGAR,
and_1 child. Very Eensoneple maculate condition. Going ! for i
— ineludes utilities $50. Ph. after 5 p.m. se

io right party. Ph, 9635613,
347| YOUTH BED. PH. SES TA75.

TWO BDRM HOUSE. ru
365-7128.

Save $1.35 on ~ork pants,

Save $1.18 on work shirts
Save 35¢ on box of katex
Save 16c on tin of TF. Juice

weather prevented the sche-
duled program from attend-
ing at the Cenotaph.

LEGAL

LAND REGISTRY. ACT
(Section 162

THE MATTER OF An un-
vided one-half interest in

at

JACK
Chernoff

A Change
For the

LONG JOURNEY lies ahead. for this huge
B.C. Douglas fir, which is about as tall as a
20-storey building. It’s shown being felled
at the Copper Canyon logging division of
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. on Vancouver Island.
In company with 108 otuer selected trees,
it will be towed by tug to load-
ed aboard a freighter, and taken to Osaka,

Japan, to form the British Columbia Pavillon.
at the Osaka Exposition in 1970. This ‘p: BIRTHS
icular tree is an estimated 400 years att

PERCHESON — To Mr.
Member companies of of the arrea ep and Mrs. rose Percheson,
the B.C. Pavilion. Two huge logging trucks, | Castlegar, Nov. 23 a son.
including the truck which appeared at Expo
will be to haul these| Mrs. - J.
Re trees from the forest to the ocean. |Nov. 24 a son.

“Why do I always have to be the one to test the ice?”

Columbia Avenue Frontage
commercial Lots
Ooctischenia Acreage
Business Sites

Blocl

a gift for a mentally ill pati-
ent.

Building Supplies

OGLOW BROS.

The decision was made
to purchase more candy to

INTERIOR LAKE

AND BAKE She
sponsored by the Doukhobor

'7|/ONE PR. OF 695-14 STUD Na Seattle Wash.

3 "BDRM HOUSE, FURNISH: ded winter tires and chains.

ed. Very rea-|Ph. 5-8026 or 365-7292. Ask
53-6423, | for Mrs. INGHOUSE DRYER —
SAT WESTINGHOUSE DRYER
QNE SUITE DOWNTOWN | Ph, 365-6869.

or unfit
sonable rate. Ph. 36
- Apply 3 965-6507 es

FURNISHED HEAT
and lights pe suue "No ae 10
dren or pets. Ph. 365-810:

ho:

WO BDRM HOUSE FOR =
Gas heated. Ph. 365-
boiz before 2.30 or after a

22.

NEW S FURNISHED
bdrm heme. in Robson. Poail | A
able Dec. 1. Ph. Case

THREE YR.
rse. Ph, 365-3098.

i47| 00 cash Ps, 90547029. 947

HOMES FOR SALE
a HOUSE 1717-THIRD

Phe "965-7965 for particulars.

Speculative Land

Revenue Holdings

Motel and Apts.
Dwellings

OLD QUARTER

60 10 ms pos “EOLZOFOME,
2 bdrms. Colored applian
HIPWELL REALTY
P.O. Box 1179 = Ph. 365-7514
Castlegar, B.C.

AACA

Kinnaird. Price $2600.

GARAGE FOR WINTER MO.
Ph. 365.6102. 346
FURNISHED 3 BDRM HOUSE
Castl 4 eew

an

hospital
5. tRnailable Nov. 16.
See Johnny’s Shoe Repair.

Young Agencies Ltd.

NEW LISTINGS!

BLUEBERRY CREEK: 3 bedroom, 4 year old home.
Newly Gas heat. Carport. Well

Hipwell
Realty

RENTALS
Kinnaird Upper Bench, 3
bdrms. $145.

Castleezy Duplex Unit, 2
Hilde View Home $75.
Fd i eases Apt. on Juniper
65.

Ph. 365-7514

appointed, large dining area, large living room with
wall-to-wall carpet. Sacrifice Price $9,000.

KINNAIRD: 1% storey, 4 bedroom family home. Wall-
to-wall in living room and dining room combined. Large
kitchen and eating area. Newly decorated. Full base-
ment. Down Payment $2,200. Ist Mortgage at 6%9%.

OR Will rent to a reliable party

Young Agencies Ltd.
OFFICE 365-7125 HOME 365-8117
CASTLEAIRD PLAZA — KINNAIRD, B.C.

FOR RENT 2ROOM OFFICE |5P0
suite above Bank of Montreal
Apply to Creighton Construc-
tion Co. Ltd. Ph. S80 7708.

dit Union. Ph. 365-8060.

GROUND LEVEL BASMT.

Bee S829,
AVAILABLE ONE FORNISIE

ed, 1 bdrm suite in Castlegar,
utilities included. Ph. a8:
8016 weekdays after 6 p. mn.
FURNISHED ue SUE
Centrally _locat child-
ren or pets. rte Goose

ONE BDRM. HOUSE Foe
5-6

Tarrys
able winter rates. “Ph. 256
7356.

THREE ROOM FURNISiL fas
apt. Ph. 365-5520.

Eee furnished. Ph. hes
774

aE BDR! FURNISH

Suite in "downtown Castlegar.
Ph. 365- tin42
TWO BDH FURNISHED
houses near school and store
in Robson. Ph. 365-7633.
UNFURNISHED TWO BDRM
suite with nice view, avail-

Anderson Agencies Ltd.

MEMBER OF KOOTENAY MULTIPLE
LISTING SERVICE
KINNAIRD
Good Value, Privacy — 2100 sq. ft. of family iv.
ing on a Jandscaped acre and a half. Fruit trees & swim-
ming pool. Four bedrooms, two fireplaces, family room.
Only $21,000.
Executive Home, Woodland Park — a dream home on
a riverview lot in an exclusive neighborhood. Three
bedrooms and den, extra large living and dining areas,
fireplaces, hot water heat, carport. $24,900.
CASTLEGAR

For Sate or Rent — Only 3 years old. Spotless. 3 bdrms.
wi in full

Easy terms. Only $17,900.

Post and Beam — 490 Oak St. — Four bedrooms, double
plumbing, fireplaces. Beautiful corner lot. Terms avail-
able.

Outstanding Family Home—750 Woodland Drive—Four
bedrooms, den & rec. room. Patio and sundeck, double
plumbing, double carport. Terms available.

Furnished Duplex — 125-3rd Ave. — Basement, new
furnace. Could be used as large 3 bedroom family home. -
Reduced. to $10,000 Cash.

Anderson Agencies
SALESMEN

AND HELEN MOSBY
PHONE 365-6451

Evenings phone Mrs. Mosby at 365-8083

TED BURNS

VEHIGLES FOR SALE

TEE PI CAMPER. PRICE
$1100, PE 365-3095, 347
1942 HARLEY-DAVIDSON
motorcycle $125. Ph. aoe 62

59 PONTIAC 283 AUTOMA-
tic, good transportation. Any
beret accepted,

le
Bh. 3 365-80: 347
SROWMOBILES, SNOWTRO-

FOR RENT: BUSINESS aE SPECIAL,
mises next to Castlegar Cre- tr
tfng2

‘7 |cates, important papers and

ladies of Robson, Raspberry

From 12 to 3 p.m. next to the
7 |Castlegar Credit Union.

A GENERAL MEETING

the Castlegar Villa Society

will be held on Monday, Dec.
2nd at 7.30 p.m. at the Hi

Arrow Arms Motor Hotel.

PHOTOCOPYING: BLACK-
on-white process. Birth certifi-

letters, copies of pages in
books, etc. Reasonable rates.
Apply at Castlegar News. ae

ALCOHOLIC ANON Oe
Box 303, Castlegar.

equipment ” rent

Service Centre, 300 Front ra
Castlegar, B.C.
1964_CORVAIR CONVERT
ible. Ph. 365-5320.

1960 MORRIS MINL

Tent cond. Ph. 365-5111 feeee
or 7 pm. 348
1956 GMC % TON TRUCK
in good condition. Ph. pr

57 BUICK, 6 WHEELS AND
tires. Good condition. Ph. 365-
5931. tind

1958 FORD FW 332 STAN-
care Good rubber. Ph. nl

’66 VALIANT SIGNET HARD-
top 273 cu. in. 4 barrel, rear
detrost and speaker. Ph. 365-
7472. 341
1960 GMC 1 au ON DUALS
—Ph. 365-315:

ONE 1860 CHE, $425. BH | Ph. 368-51
365-7552.

CROSSROADS
DATSUN

SALES LTD:
USED CARS
id eiimen Minx, good mech.

= pple good sha ra-
dio, winter’ tires. Pee

ren

A good idea made better

CROSSROADS DATSUN
SALES LTD.

Corner of Columbia & Maple
Phone 365-7209

Evenings 365-5413

Gordie Baulkham
Sales Manager

g|line for display advertising is

CLASSIFIED AD RATES: 5
cents per word per insertion.
348|Minimum 75 cents. Three in-
sertions for the price of two.
Classified ads close at 12 noon
sharp on Wednesdays. Dead-

12_noon on Tuesdays. tin40
348|SEPTIC. TANK PUMPING
Ph, 368-5166, Trail. 5Y

ENGAGEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. John Jac-

ques of Robson are pleased tolmne

dnnounce ine engagement of | The

their eldest eat staugiter Hel Helen
Sema

OBITUARY

GILROY — Mrs. Ethel Ed-
ina Gilroy, of 308 Lakeshore
Drive, passed away on Nov-
ember 9th, 1968, at the age

ticton since 1963.

by her loving husband, Dan-
lel at home; one daughter,
Helen, Mrs. F. Richardson
of Penticton; two grandchil-
dren; three great grandchil-
dren; three sisters in USA.
Predeceased by a brother
Frank. Funeral services were
held Wednesday, November

WANTED

18th,. from the Roselawn
Funeral Chapel at 2 p.m.
with Reverend J. C. Cronin

WANT RIFLES, PISTOLS,
shotguns. Old or modern.

entrusted to the Roselawn

able Oct. 15. Reasonable —
tin40

Norm's Sport Shop, Nelson.
Ph. 352-2015. * tf

Ph. 359-7520.

and Brilliant. Sat., Nov. 30.12

NOC ah my orn aa
e tion S
from. the first

hereof to issue
‘247 |S2 Certificate sf Title in in Heuio of

Deon reference to such

Certificate of Title is request-
ed to
undersigned.

of 78 years. Resident of Pen:
Survi 4 Dec.

y, :
ce
view Cemetery. Arrangements sot Brookdale Ave. Derval

ada and
Roe te 7th I Febru-
I HEREBY GIVE

SERVICE LTD.
Charter Service

Building & Supply Co. Ltd.
Castlegar
Phone 365 7202

Towing - Barges -
anywhere on the
Arrow Lakes

Nelson 352-5434 s Gravel & Top Soil

lost

having i inierination
lost.

to communicate with the
DATED AT NELSON,

DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-7013
Columbi. ind &
J.C. BUHOLZER Setetnia, Send, & Gravel
CONTRACTING

&
Phone 365-6881, Kinnaird

THIS 18th DAY

oF “November 1968.
REGISTRAR
NELSON LAND
REGISTRATION
DISTRICT.

Squadron 581

WAYNE‘S

SNOW
PLOWING

DONT HAVE A
HEART ATTACK

& HEATING LTD.

Supplies & Installations
Natural Gas & Oil Hesting

Speed Queen Washers
and Dryers

PHONE

365-7552

tfn4s DAY OR NIGHT

PHONE 365-8284

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING

No. 581 (C ]
RCAC

WEEKLY ROUTINE ORDER

Part 1. Administration |
L a aed

will be a work

party on "the ca Nov 68 at

on the range.
bring their own shovels and

CAP
feos Per, hates

DANCE

TO LIVE MUSIC

FRIDAY NIGHTS
"at the
‘LEGION

Members and Guests Welcome

3. Orderly Orcas

NOTICE

at the Arrow Dam may cause

fluctuations in the water levels downstream of the
dam between the hours of 9 a.m. to 12 noon during the
period December 2nd—dth 1968, inclusive. Owners of
boats and other floating facilities downstream of the
dam should take the y to
their against axtry
levels. :

he Ferry service may. be interrupted during this

low water

B.C. Hydro & Power Authority

Funeral Chapel.

ary Stamp-Vincent Lt, for
D. C. Lester, Capt.

Better
at
Kinnaird

Jack Chernoff is imbued with a desire for a pro-
gressive change in the municipal government. He is
concerned with the long entrenched and static attitude
of the present Kinnaird Counell He believes that apa.
thetic gov:
offers himself as a rejuvenating influence, with a tively
interest in public affairs to carry out the following 8
point programme of action:

1. AMALGAMATED SERVICES: Without commit-
ird to ion with. C: he be-
lieves ir. with the i
areac of common interest.
(2. SE GE: He will ih
system to-
gether with the aset economic dispesal system.

3. WATER: He will call for the evaluation of the
existing hing! system including {farce storage,
whether
improvements can. be made to ‘Shtevtate the annua
summer water shortage. With the radical

assemble additional Christ-
mas wreaths as these are in
great demand.

Candy canes and table
centres are also available] direct
from any Kinette in mixed airdin ot
or solid colors of a person’s|bia, stated to the
own i

McRae, executive
the Alcoholism
of Eten Ce) Colm:

make much more of an im-

Pression on a child than just

having alcohol in the home.
The . Amt rt

to 18° is"

Canoe Requests
Have Resulted ©

t I doi
In Two Pledges Melia. ipbok ited tea

Letters have been sub-
nied to all servi Slubs service
the district requesiing sup- ther
port for a program for can-
oeing camping for the
coming summer,

date the Castlegar
Kiwanis Club has pledged a
canoe, the Knights of Colum-
bus ‘have pledged an outfit-
ted_canoe, and the Grand
knights have donated a 9 x
12 tent and camp stove to the

program.
With this kind a of support

goverment coul
ious look.

cessive

proof is

Dr.
leading

Council on . Alcoholism,

stated at

not

population it is reasonable to t high water es
to be substantially reduced. oe

4. PLANNING, ZONING: , NEW SUBDIVISIONS: He

eae i deep lots,
including construction of new streets where feasible. He
will examine closely the latest town plan for Kinnaird
with regard to the encouragement and location for se-
condary industry especially within the vicinity of the
C.P.R. right of way.

5. RECREATION: He is acutely disappointed with
the recent action of the Kinnaird Council in destroy-
ing the vision and imagination of the regional: Recrea-
tion C He will all
ways to improve the recreational teohttien and to exa-

gional
tion of recreation is an reer “tem of the Recrea-
tion Commission programme and he promises full sup-
port for their efforts.

.6, REGIONAL DISTRICT: The regional district is
an extremely-important development in the local gov-
ernment of our province and if elected he will under-
take to obtain the maximum benefits £0, the taxpayer
from this new concept.

7. COMMUNICATIONS: He is vitally concerned
that the fullest communications within the limits of
public interest should be ‘maintained with the ratepay-
ers of this town and if elected he will accept respon-
sibility for its implementation. °

8. PUBLIC AMENITY: Kinnaird is a garden mun-
icipality but still improvements can be made in the in-
stallations of attractive amenities to beautify the town.
Mr. Chernoff has in mind tree. 6 Planting. erection of pu-
blic: benches, plant encour-
agement of all ratepayers to rae a pride in their pro-
perty, , for civic pride can’ only’ arise from personal
Pride. Z

_ Vote the Cobucbs of Apathy Away!
it’s Sure Enough With
‘Chernoffon December7

mine the precise authority and procedures of the Re-

cently that lowering the Tegal|
gin

albut it does sa: that
change at which the rey abe y
cial well

At the moment the law
is not in step with hat

This statement was made
in view of the om ele beat

early exposure to alcoh-
OL will 1 tgolt lead to cc
2 in later life.

In fact, the report states, the|brary, through a
clearly to the con-

medical iene and
vice president of the Nation-

an institute on ak
cohol studies that whether or

be taught. to
they
should be taught about drink-

& Howard Hicken, health
educator, field services at the
Alcoholism Foundation, com-

Kinnaird Library
Buys Books With

Government Grant

The Kinnaird Public Li-
sizable
grant from Victoria, has pur-

ida Book Week,
the public &; reminded more

dren are given alcohol

are asked “to support. their
local_ library.

diector Buck ‘Pacholeak ft) gaot'g nome 1s less

would appear that early in

the new year the five canoes

and t60 tents ae are need-

Corry, out the program
will be forthcoming.

ful relationship betw
eal Be mship een

TRISCHUCK’S |

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

FRESH GHICKER, whole or cut, Ib. . 49c
PORK BOSTON STEAKS, Ib. ...... 69¢
PORK CHOPS, all culs, {b........ 89¢
PORK BOSTON ROAST, Ib. ...... 65¢

. BEEF RIB STEAKS, Ib. ......... 89
BONELESS BEEF ROUND STEAK, Ib. 99c
BEEF SHORT RIBS, lean, Ib. ..... 49¢
BONELESS VEAL STEW, Ib. ..... . 75
BACON, sido sliced, Ib. ........ 78

SMOKED COD FILLETS, Ib. ...... 69¢

cohol and mood change ‘may fo 4 pansand 7. pan. to 8.20

coca

open on Monday from 3 p.m.

p.m and on Thursdays from|
230 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Some of the bates books

Driftwood by
Theodora Sowell Pretche.,
Stories and Tales, translated
from Russian folk — stories;

are

Quarter Ho

Pierre and rae OY Theugh
Time by Lester del Rey and
many other selections.

HIS
MEN'S
WEAR

OPEN
UNTIL 9 P.M.

THURSDAY

FRIDAY
Save on this

Discount Weekend

and/|otional and family problanis:
Excessive

‘a, | vine

Suggests Lowering the Drinking Age to 18 Years

ments on this point at the
just | local evel: “Seventy percent o
of our adult population now

and we should not
deny our teenagers the right
to grow up. in-.this ‘society

with a full understanding of

the ground rules.
“Alcohol education,” he
2

caused by other factors in
ur society.
“To lower the drinking
age to 18 mee | do nothing else,
would to symp
toms and neers more neglect-

ager is allowed by: law: to
on drink in his own home ander

Parents supervisio
scientific facts about alcohol
are available to any

‘With regard to lowering

the legal age to 18 for drink-

ing in a public place, Mr.

Hicken comments as follows:
“Ie athere is to be any

change wit to this la

ipshould|be ti road to ths aw
used. As it is, we penalize

adolescents for

when the law could be used

to detect juveniles with em-

cases is cpmatomete ct of under-

Everything nm

emotional problems

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SPORTING GOODS
PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE

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p.m. on Friday, Nov. 29, ’til

the shop from

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Well — to two lucky Castlegar

News readers its

$5.00 apiece

_ from now until Christmas — all

you have to do is
the advertisements it

look through
in this paper

each week until Christmas. If you
find your name, phone 365-7266

and we will

mail you’ a. $5.00

bill! — START LOOKING —
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