tl § GIFT ANNEX 1 ae

PRODUCE TRUCK

From G.&L. Farms
Grand Forks
will be across from Oglow Building
MON., WEDS., & FRID.
THIS WILL BE OUR LAST WEEK IN CASTLEGAR

FRESH STRAWBERRIES
$1.00 per Ib.

LONG TERM CARE AIDE

Selkirk College will be offering a 15-Week Long Term Core
Aide Program commencing September 4, 1984. 7-week
theory section held at the Castlegar Campus — practical
component (8 weeks) Nelson Long Term Care facilites. This
program is open to mature individuals over 18 years of age
who are physically tit and have a sincere desire to work in
this field. Deadlines for opps ications — August 15, 1984
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Selkirk College

ROSEMONT CAMPU:

IS
2001 Silver King Road, Nelson, B.C. VILI1CB — 352-6601)

Tourist alert
VANCOUVER (CP) — Brant of Balfor, B.C.
Tourist alert for Wednesday,
July 25, 1984. The following
people are asked to contact
the nearest detachment of
the RCMP for an urgent per-
sonal message.

Dick and Anne Kenney of

Sask.

KENDRICK

OPTOMETRISTS

wish to announce that
Dr. Joan D. Twidale
Optometrist
will join them in the
practice of optometry
at

877 Helena St., Trail, B.C.
For appointment phone 368-8258

George T. Block of Caron. California.

port, Sask.

Helmut and Kathleen Alaska.

John and Jerry Nimmo of
Dave Block of Saskatoon, Fort Nelson, B.C.
J.L. Robison of Anchorage,

fi

mini-pumper fire
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200 go! tons of water, as

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in the city down to8ix minutes.

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ARMSTRONG
MOZZARELLA
CHEESE

$239

$5.27 KG.

50%

BULK
FOODS

HERBS & SPICES

ELECTION

continued from front poge

Parliament returned in the fall and no
election was called.

But Turner repeated that he would
make future appointments on the basis
of not political
and the last round of patronage was the
“end of an epoch.”

He criticized Mulroney's proposal,
suggesting good candidates for gpyern
ment appointments might hesitate un-
der committee examination. Turner.
said he would prefer to continue con-
sulting professional groups involved,
such as the Canadian Bar Association
in the case of court

with pats on the bum.

“For me, it’s not acceptable,” Broad-
bent said after one of the journalists
the sensitive issue. ‘

“T'm a friendly man,” was Turner's
explanation. “It's a gesture of friend-
ship.”

“WANT THE POWER’
Broadbent, whose points were at
times noticeably brief as he

used the topic to focus on
foposals to help women gain
@ the work force, in both the

INVENTORY

CLEAR OU]

RESH ¢

Party is judged
not the candidate

OTTAWA (CP) — Incum-
bent MPs, with monthly sal-
aries of $4,401, expense ac-
counts of $1,470 and consti-
tuency office allowances of
$887, may appear to have an
advantage over political new-
comers for the
Sept. 4 federal election.

However, political scien-
tists say the advantage for
incumbents is slight because
Canadian votes pay more at-

en eee * Pe

| yotar aly wil ignore oval

tieal science pr
Guess Uelveon theater
ied the impact of candidates
on elections after the 1980
vote.

“The laziest bum of an MP

wouldn't be defeated by said.

being twice as lazy as an
average MP” as long as he
was attached to the tight
party at the right time, Ir-
vine said in an interview
from his Kingston, Ont., of
fice.

Prof. Glen Williams of

© Carleton University’s poli-

tieal science faculty said in-
dividual receive

“Re 7
ie

PEANUT

TROPHIC
VITAMINS

2 Scr

Buy one at regular price receive
second one at only

V2 PRICE

NATURALLY VITAMINS

Mild

Yellow Cheddar

CHEESE

BUTTER
$119

$2.63 Kg

BUY 1 PAIR at the regular price and get another
pair of equal value or less for ONLY ONE CENT!

ayons SHOES

553 Boker St., Nelson

352-3034

even less attention when the
electorate is hungry for
change and when public
opinion polls prediet a tight
race.

In the Sept. 4 election,

Castlegar RCMP are in-
vestigating a Thursday night
break-in and cash theft at the
Gulf service station in Castle-

gar.
Although the amount of
money stolen isn't known,

pnower toding: ‘Sly i, Coren:

WARDEN’S
WHAT WAS HIS LEA’

BRAVE BAKER LIKED TO WONDER,
\VENWORTH?

$ 2 te $5.49 Kg.

DON BOSCO'S

 ALOE-VERA
GEL

99°. Ere

JUICERS

Sy de

ote JUICERS ob,

$264°°

205:

VITA-HEALTH

HERB
TEAS

VIVA VERA
COSMETICS

50::

JUICERS

$6875

GROUND BEEF...
SPARERIB MEATY PORK

GOVERNMENT INSPECTED

TURKEY THIGHS SUMMER SAUSAGE $299

39
kg 23 lib. $1 VANCOUVER FANCY. 66¢/100 Gr. Ib.

ROASTS CROSS RIB $928

COTTAGE ROLLS 3229 SLICED BACON

SWIFT'S PREMIUM. 500 Gr.

1590
CHUCK STEAK::.:......

cRYOVAC HALVES

NEW SUPER-VALU OPENING .. . It was a happy oc
casion Tuesday for George Wood Sr., (top left)
shown talking in one of the lineups with shopper
Justine Buffett of Castlegar at the opening of the

\

moving into Southern Alberta and the Edmonton
and Calgary markets. Now semi-retired, George
serves the company as district manager. Store

SuperValu Store in 1963 as its first manager. The
Ferraro and Wood families started their Ferraro’s
Ltd. (SuperValu) chain in Trail and expanded
throughout the West and East Kootenays before

SS

Castlégar News
TREET TALK

MIKE AND DAD'S BODY SHOP on Columbia
Avenue have added a new dimension to their business by
providing Rust Check — a chemical treatment which pro-
teets cars from rust and further corrosion.

Rust Check is claimed to be the only product of its
kind in the world, and is relatively new to B.C. The owner
of Mike and Dad's Body Shop is Ray Bann.

MADELEINE PLANT, who many will remember as
a partner in Update Fashions, is opening her own ladies
fashion shop early next month in Castleaird Plaza

Bryon Reid (top right) chats with two
small shoppers. Bryan is a 16-year resident of
Castlegar and for the past nine years has been in
the Ferraro’s Ltd. administrative offices in Trail.

CosNewsPhotos by Burt Compbel!

husband Roger who teaches at J.L. Crowe in Trail.

PETER AND LORRAINE BARG had been looking
for something a little different to do with their 100-acre
farm at Fife, near Christina Lake. According to a story in
the Boundary Community News, they think they've
found the answer in Bison (Buffalo)

The Bargs say Buffalo do better on poor land than
beef. They are 1't as fussy as cattle about what they eat
and they choose» from a wider variety of plants. In fact,
they're even smart enough to leave the long grass for
winter eating.

Buffalo dor.'t like buildings, and won't go into them
even if ranche:s provide them. So there's no cost for
barns.

The Bargs re convinced raising domesticated Buflalo
is a viable alternative for any beef farmer. And besides,

Located between Inland Gas and Granny's Pantry,
the shop will stress “quality, service and civility.” says
Madeleine who came to Castlegar 12 years ago with her

the meat is tastier than beef, cooks quicker, has 30 per
cent less cholesterol and is the only meat known to man to

be non-allergenic.

FLAKED LIGHT TUNA $4 19
98°

BYE THE SEA. 6 Oz. TIN

RAISIN BREAD

16 Oz. LOAF

CORNED BEEF

GLOBE. 340 Gr. (12 Ox.) TIN

“$469
GARLIC BREAD =». 98°

HOT BREAD:
2 won 19°

FRUIT DRINK

RASPBERRY WESTVALE
250 mb. CARTON

WHITE OR WHOLE

5.91?

6 Ox. LOAVES

LEMON JUICE

REAL! iN.

$139

ICED TEA MIX

GOOD HOST. 1 Kg

$395

KOOL AID

ASST'D FLAV. SUGAR SWEET. 113G..

59°

CHEESE SLICES ::::::.<....

SOUR CREAM

$419

POPSICLES

REVELS, FUDGESICLES. 12 PACK

$929

PUDDING POPS

JELL-O. ASSORTED
FLAVOURS. 12 — 50 mi

$789

VEGETABLES

BUTTER SAUCE. GREEN GIANT
FROZEN. VARIETY. 250 Gr.

$119

CAKE MIXE

DELUXE. DUNCAN HINES.
ASSORTED FLAVOURS. 520 Gr

Be: 2 oi 7 4 Ib.s(

OLIVES

with eons Sean

“

Ch SALADS 01 NE 3 Litre .

$359

TOMATOE PASTE...
TOMATO SAUCE...

WIDE MOUTH LIDS:-...

Wages
focus in
Expo
debate

Mitzi to
leave
Canada

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
well-known Los Angeles
stripper Mitzi ordered

VANCOUVER (CP)
Vancouver city council has
added its two cents to the
debate on Expo 86's labor
problems.

In a strongly-worded mo
tion that was changed from
“demand” to “request” at the
last moment, seven aldermen
called on the Expo board to
stick by an earlier agreement
reached with organized labor
on minimum wages for non
union workers. Four alder
men were opposed

“The situation is straight

forward,” said Mayor Mike
Harcourt claiming a differ
ence of only $2.20 an hour for
non-union workers separates
the two parties.

Persuaded by a strong lob
by of non-umon contractors,
the Expo board two weeks
ago agreed to 4 federal
“fair-wage” guideline set in
1981 for non-union workers
on the site. Carpenters, for
example, would get a $16.53

an-hour wage-benefit pack
age.

But opponents say that
agreement “doublecrossed”
an earlier hand-shake deal
made by Expo chairman Jim
Pattison with the B.C. and
Yukon Building Trades Coun.
cil. That pact agreed car
penters would get $18.73 an
hour wage-benefit package

Aldermen have asked for a
private meeting this week
with Pattison to find out who
is pulling the strings behind
the 14-member Expo board

Last Week of July

TAKS Anniversary Specials

Monday to leave the country

on *' FRIDGER RANGE

MUSHROOMS

WHOLE. MONEY'S. 284 mi

COFFEE

CHASE & SANBORN. 369 Gr

FOIL WRAP

HEAVY DUTY. THRIFT PAK. 18"x25' ..

CHICKEN PIECES

BANQUET. FROZEN. 2 Lb

KERR WIDE MOUTH QUART SIZE JARS case or 12
KERR WIDE MOUTH PINT SIZE JARS case oF 12

INSTANT CHARCOAL $5 59

KINGSFORD MATCH-LIGHT. 3.63 Kg. -

FOOD WRAP

HANDIWRAP. 30 METER

AGREE SHAMPOO —

OR CONDITIONER. 300 mi...

$939

FAMILY PACK.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON. 50s .

GATORADE Berm 1°

THIRST QUENCHER

. CASE OF 27 $6.75

w PLUS A CHANCE TO WIN A TAYMOR
DRIFTER TWO MAN VINYL BOAT TO

BE RAFFLED OFF, SATURDAY, JULY 21. '

IN LAST WEEK'S WINNER — SAM POSTNIKOFF N

LIQUID Pade

$429

BATH SOAP $949

DISHWASHER. ENT 1.8 Kg

ae $958

ASHING. | Ltre

following an immigration de-
partment hearing in Van
couver has now left Can
ada and is returning home.

The California stripper,
whose real name is Michele
Diana Pradia, made head
lines across Canada more
than once because of her con
troversial act in which she
propels ping pong balls and
other items.

Immigration spokesman
Phil Barter said Tuesday
Mitzi was given a departure
notice, which required her to
leave the country forthwith

The woman, in her mid.
20s, was ordered to leave be
cause of her recent eonviction
in Calgary

SAVE MONEY

Hove a second

ave

CHESTERFIELD SUITES

Siow Torey: $699°°

COMBINATION
13 cu.ft Frost Free $669.95
$559.95

20° Easy Cleon Ronge

SOFA & CHAIR SET
Sours. $5999

Mattress/Box Spring Sets

Each *319.95

- WALL UNITS
$499.95

Decorator
3 Only. Each

MICROWAVE OVENS

By Sharp. * Touch Contro!
* Digitol Day Clock * 90 Minute Digital Timer

PRICES SLASHED
TO THE BONE!

Queen Size, Waveless

WATERBEDS

DETERGENT:=:::...
WATERMELON... _

LENS nig oe ne

CANTALOUPE.. cs

64 ¢
kg. Iw. 29
PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 26, 27, 28

CENTRAL FOODS

“Community Owned and Operated

Deli — Cheeses — Meats
Produce — In-Store Bake Shop

kg. 201. 9°

5 cn 91° | GREEN GRAPES... 79°

Quality Food at Low Prices

33% Z eh Set. Mon.. Tues..Wed.. 9e.m.- 6 p.m.
$ ~ ‘ Thurs... & Fridey 9 e.m. - 9 p.m.
“ 4 A Closed Sundeys
WE URGE YOU TO COMPARE
OUR PRICES ANYWHERE
Delivery by Protessi Y

estimate on Septic
Tank Installations

MOTHER NATURE'S
PANTRY

downtown Castlegar
“MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS”

* Deluxe Heater
* Heavy Duty Frome

There's a lot of scoops of pleasure in a carton of Dairyland. Rich, cream
Dairyland ice cream. Come pick your flavourite at z

your favourite store %
Beit ofa, its Dairyland

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types of Gravel Fill

PHONE
365-3534 or
693-2373

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Avenue