CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 30, 1967
FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE

8 x 12 insulated trailer porch, Phi Two brand now NHA homes.
365-3093, Robson. Ready for occupancy April 15, Enaqulro
Complete Brownio unitorm, size Sane ge ha Building Bue

12, lke new, Would Ike to buy size | Diy.
HOME OF YOUR OW!
A Good Investment

12 anew style Guide uniform. Ph, 365:
|. Itoom Wor Living
pa

3.13
sa. fui bah vel planned home

‘Duly fralter: Firat chi cond
tion, Ph, 365-7387.

7 One ~aai aquarium + complete wi with
motor, otc, Ph. 365-6971,

Brand new bicycle, tuliy_eauip-
ped. Never been used. Value $70,
would trade for cleciric guitar with
amp. same value, Ph, 345-5907

HOMES FOR SALE ©

50 x 10 pGrostling trailer, Ameri-
can made, x 16 1 inaulated addl-
tion. Ph 335-0025

Owner moving — must sell a
bedroom home in Kinnalrd. $2500
down ond $90 per mo, Ph. 365-6035,

@ bedroom house with newly-
finished basement suite, Nico « quiet
location in Robson. Ph,

One bedroom house with spare
bedroom = downstairs, _ Beautifully
lnndscaped, fruit trees, Ph, Renner |

Propane Fungette, 3 burner, one
eke gus range. Ph, 365-6261 after

NaF S-place dinette suite, Curse
table, peacock blue upholstery.
Bronze legs and sittings, Phy 305-

prounda inaur s tho utmost in
outdoor: end cae aving: Spacl-
ha
grounds and awning pool. Di
convenient to’ the kitchen: and

“one _wedding rons alzs “10-131
Ph, 965-7060 or 305-7810.

~s" Dewait 374 jforad Fadiar arm arm
saw with saber sow atuachment. Al-
so table, kaw less motor. Ph. 30S.

room, main floor, Oll heating—
garage In partial basement. Good
market value at $21,500;

. Handy Man Special
520 Yow bs ceescaat: gar, Split level
type. Owner is progressively com-
pleting the inenior finishing ents
a ee enton’ ewalting transfer. Move in
Boy's 3 speed bike, good condi- complete It yourself and mayer!
tion, 4 cyl. continental engine. Ph Asking $11,500,
365-5983, 31

Building Lots
Make your selection now for
your Spring building program

ow.

Bicycle for sale, Ph. 365-7827.
3-13

Fully equipped barber chair and
tools for trade or sale on livestock,
Al » Sharanowskl, RR No J,

312
70,000 BTU oll heater, now cond neces Sub. Div, and},
venings.

tion, Ph. 365-5054 «

LN
Anderson Agencies

Menor | ‘et Kootenay Multipte
Ing Serv! i

WHY RENT?

When $1500 down puts you in this
like-new 3 bedroom home on Sth Sty
in Kinnaird. Quality built.

(VER VIEW hs
Tale late-model 3 bedroom home on
4th Ave, is cletractively’ priced at
3,500, Fully landscaped, paved
driveway.

BUILDING LOT
% acre on town boundary with wat-
er and access—$2300 or two full acres
for $3500,

Sve ORS Pie SO dite adjacent 10. school
deep inven tant neuter mast steer |GASTLEGAR REALTY
stools and numerous: other
iB Brtced low, for quick sale. & INSURANCE
FRUITVALE —
ocr cee crear] SERVES EIR:
les uli

re | 278 Columbla Ave. Fh. 365-6683
Ed Herman Res, 365-6461

VEHICLES FOR SALE

‘65 Dodge pickup. U.S. made, 4
speed, canopy, electric brake system
for pulling up to 40° trailers, Ph.
365-6923.

3S bedroom House, full basement,
rumpus room, out heat. Wri
oaae Castlegar 365-527!

1956 Ford V-8 standard, Ph. Geo-
rge_Koehie 65-8388, 2-2
1958 Dodge pick-up, heavy duty
suspension, good condition, Ph. 865-
nS. 312

Bel__Alre, Good condition: | #7
Radio, What ‘offers. Bh, 365-6509,
312
3856 Ford, rebuilt motor. Ph, 365- APARTMENT DUPLEX in Kin
ssso, 3-11 |nalrd. “Some appliances included
nas, Doage pickup, V-5, tapecd | 5°
ransmission. ’64 Mercury” pick-up, BLUEBERRY SPLIT LEVEL on
8-speed transmission, Ph. 226- 7th St. 3 bdrms. and extra-large lv-
ing room. Some finishing
1853 Motzor, “4-door, good. con- | $12,900,
dition, Ph. 365-552: 811
eeo aca CHa wood condition,
See at 830 2nd Ave. Castlegar. 311
fiat deck halt ton
truck, long wheel base, 4 speed trans,
Overtoad springs, with or without
LL, Est

(We are soliciting for Spring Listings)

Call a REALTOK you trust,

Phone 385-7514 day or night
423 Ph. 365-7514
Box 1179

camper. PI Castlegar

HOMES FOR SALE’

10°x 50 mobile home. Good Sig
tion. Ph. 365-7406,
Modern 3 bedroom post ‘and ear
- ome on view lot in’ Kinnaird. PI

FOR SALE
20 x 57 and fully furntsh-
ed. On well-landscaped 60' x 100" lot
with 2 outbuildings.

Financing available for these
properties, We still require listings
for good 2 to 4 bedroom homes,

Anderson
‘Agencies

Phone $65-6451 or 265-7946

Late model

or ALLOA RAR

ft. Ritzcraft, 2 bedroom
house trailer; $0 ft. Nashawa house

pa.
Modern 8 bedroom home. Fi

se5-8129,

‘Reduced for quick sale, S-bed-
room home with revenue suite in
basement, $2,000 downpayment will
aandie. ‘Ph, 385-7042.

3 bedroom home m Kinnaird, oe x
100° “lot,” fruit trees, Ph, 369-7301
utter 4 p.m. week days. sn

Zo-acre farm, 3 bedroom nouse,

red | barn und out-buildings, D, Stewart,
EStS

winiaw, BC.

A Home for Spring

STLEGAB,

Surrounded by new homes and near
a proposed playground, thls lovely
be m home, built through
NHA is one of the better homes we
have on the market today. 1176 sq.
ft. of well planned living area. Full
for. panelling.

Comp!

driveway to carport,
$21,500;

we stock @ full selection of: «

SAVAGE SHOES

iafor children

Maddocks Shoe Store

9 bedroom home, Living room has
farawood floors and a terrific view
overlooking the river. Well planned
kitchen and eating area, Full base-
ment with gas furnace. Lovely lot

KINNAIRD — Rows a Homes,

Move
1. Three bedroom i home features
wall-to-wall carpet in living room
and dining room, Double ‘fire place.

-PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas the presentation of the Centennial
Gavel to council will take place on Wednesday,
April 5, 1967.

2 Take netica that the regular mesting of coun: .
-eil scheduled for Tuesday, April 4, 1967 will .be
=> eancelled.

A meeting of council will be hetd on April 5,
1967 at & p.m. instead.

A Percheson
Clerk :
Town of Castlegar.

1200 square feet of well planned lv-
ing. area. cated on large lot —
Ridgewood Drive, Woodland - Park.
Good Value — $21,000,
‘Three bedroom home. Large
living room with wall to-wall carpet
asement — rumpus room rough-
ed in.-Large lot 100 x 150°. Location
Sth Avenua, Priced to sell — $19,000

3. Threa bedroom. Located on
view lot — Sid Avenue. Some fintsh-
ing required, Wit sell finished or as
is — make us an offer.

BLUEBEES!

XX CHEER
We have a few choice

building
lots left -- come early and avold
the rush,

Ph, 300-7125

“YOUNG

AGENCIES
LIMITED
Plaza’ — Kinnaird, BC.
Galesindy: Mrs b. Bossa — 306-1113

Smali_ 2 bedroom house.

CONSIDER A CAREER IN THE

PULP INDUSTRY

foul? wees: Ph.

jedroom home on view
lot in einnaira, Ph, 365-8350, B11
Here isan opportunity. for an

Good-paying positions, with starting rates of
$2.64 per hour, which lead to a secure and inter-
esting future in pulp mill operations are available
now. The history and future of our is one

man to finish a home in
Castlegar, Low down payment. Ph.
tm-45

fot edn a a eee at
New 3 bedroom home in Caste,

ar. Ph. 365-5160. tin 7
3 bedroom home in Kinnaira, in-
cinaes rumpus room. Completely

of growth, | and ity. Employee
benefit: plans ‘are excellent.

A aig =< school education is preferred, but ap-

d from p having
grade 10 or papers coupled with “a sound work
history.

Tnlerested persons are invited to arrange for
an interview by telephoning our company. repre-
sentative, L. Waldie, at our CELGAR PULP PULP DIVI.
SION, CASTLEGAR, at 365-7211, after 8.30. a.m.,
Monday, April 3 for an interview appointment for
Monday, April 3 or Tuesday, April 4.

COLUMBIA CELLULOSE,

Fruit trees. Ph. Looped

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Sale or Trade — 2 building lots
in ee Centrally located Cee x
6%. Ph. 365-9032.

‘Wooded riverview lot in rama

365-7461.

Gx 86° Tot_Green St, and
Ave, Castlegar, $1,000, Ph. 365-7154
3.18
Flot 75x 100—Oglow sub-
division. For information. ‘Ph. S65-
BOTA Pe ESre ee See ole
IO" x 100 TOE GSI Ave. Cast
legar. Good view. Ph. 305-8001 {nla
aiVET” FRONTAGE
2/3 acre located at Genelle, B.C.
For {nformation write S. M. Ross,
RR No. 3, Whonnock, B.C, Esc
Fiat ot with fruit trees, 100 x
75, in Kinnatrd, Ph. $65-7662, B11

Prince Rupert Pulp Division,
Box 1000, Prince Rupert, B.C.

View tots In Kinnaird. Ph. 365-
sabe Se te
View lots. 4th Ave. ‘Kinnaird.
Ph. 865-7124 tin-46

with frult trees aa garden, Priced |5_p.
+] to sell — $10,500.

gas heat, large lot. ‘and
365-8035. tu

PROPERTY FOR SALE
Nua

Kootenay
Multiple
Listings &
Local Realty

jo Acres’ Good Ben

low 2000" slevanion. suitable for
subdivision, Closo to main highway
between Castlegar and Trail, $25,000.
Some terms.

Make an offer,
Ri Apartment: ‘building at 51 Colum-
ja Ave, Owner most anxious to sell,
This desirable revenue property con
be obtained for alow down payment.
ach Lots at Reafish berets
Lanse lots win good 5!
Good pi PADI artment, Bullies
or subdividen io. acres at Blueberry
ample water supply and
rorvieer.
re Promises
stile News Bonding eee voasie
Theat ‘go «This building Wi
made into apartments or ue “tact
for office premises, Some terms.

William Kalyniuk
Agencies

‘Hemttore
534 Josephine Street, Nelson, B.C,
Whone 358-2435
OR PHONE CASTLEGAR
365-7090

AU 2

Fannie
‘| grapher, 146 Secon
Ph, 865-5869

Captain Mitsuo Fuchida, the
man who led the Japanese at-
tack on Pearl Harbor which
brought. the U.S. * into World
War Ul,

Leader of Pearl Harbor
Attack Will Speak Here

recently on the U.S. television| -

show wont Page Challenge.
His life story is. entitled,
From Pearl Harbor, to erence,

will be in th
Castlegar: Kinnaird area April 3.
Captain Fuchida, a Japanese
filer who before the attack had
a flying record of 10,000 hours,
was chosen to lead the assault
which’ took ‘place Dec, 7, -1041.
Since . being converted: to
Christianity after the war, Cap-
tain Fuchida hus travelled’ wide-
ly, telling of his war-time ex-

periences,

addition to many guest
- |appearanes on radio and tele-
on, Captain Fuchida appeared

NOTICES.

00 for your church,

§$25—$50—S1
een club or other rganizations. Sell na-

tionally advertised Wat! s Products.
Details phone collects bere 12285,
your surplus items by aie
ton, Consign, your household ap-
pltances, sporting
Suat atiuoee éare of Waldie Service
Cantre, 865-6767. tendo

ee YOUB noon TAX

‘ORMS
2 Stoochnotf, Public Stenc-
Ind AVE, Castlegar:
after, S pam. tin 7

“Teacup reading — steam baths-—
baby sitting. Ph. 365-6509. ttn-40,
‘Cluantied ad rates: 5 cents per
word ‘per Inscrtion, Minimum 75 cents.
ree insertions for the price of two.

Glagaitiea ads clone. at 12 noon sharp

FOR RENT

Spacious private traller spot with
view, Near airport and college, 5
minutes from Castlegar, Ph. Linen

‘New one bedroom suite, ww car-

D.| pet LR, range and fridge. Must be
be Ph, 365-5844

seen’ to

in We ine for Sispiny,
favertiiving as 12 noon "on ‘Tuesdays.

Photocopying: _ black-On-whho

process, Birth certificates, import-

ant papers bay letters, copies of pag-

eqnable rates.|

in

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, B ‘Box

Fuchida says: one day, as

was summoned by Gen Hac:
Arthur to his ‘Tokyo headquart-
ers, I went up, and when [ got
off my train at the Shibuya sta-
tion, I saw there an American

Gravel & Top Soil :
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
‘PHONE ‘365-7013
COLUMBIA. SAND & GRAVEL

349-8th Ave. Castlegar

- Building | Supplies

OGLOW BROS.
Building & Suenly Co, Lfd.
Castlegar:

Phone 365-7202

missionary out pamph-
Jets to the passers-by. He gave
me one, Even at first glance I
became much interested in’ the
pamphlet for the title was “I
was a Prisoner of Japan.” After
all, I was involved in the affairs
of war pulsoners: I became more
interne 1d when the story began
wil the attack on Pearl Har-
i

American 50.

to | involved in the conflict was Jac-

ob DeShazer, the man who later
became a Christian and was the
author of the pamphlet.

One month ailor the bomb-
ing, DeShazer volunteered for a
secret mission to be carried out
by the Jimmy Doolittle Squad-
ron — a surprise raid on Tokyo
from the.aircraft carrier Hornet,
oo eae 18, 1942, they bombed

kyo, Sgt. Deshazer participat-
a asa bomb

we Castiezar,

after 7 pan. 3-13
‘Basement suite, fully furnished.
Ideal for one, Ph. 365-5998, 313

@ room furnished sulte down-
town Castlegar,

Ph, 365-5164 -:*

‘One bedroom furnished duplex
suite.. Automatic heat, On Robson
aide of ferry, convenient to dam or
college. Ph, 365-7403. 3-13

2 bedroom house.

7 House for rent “in Slocan ocan Park
with garden space, Ph,’ 359-7441,

Smail furnished nouse in Rob-
son, No children; Apply Andersen's
Trailer Court. tins

Furnished suite available April
1st. Ph, 365-5864,

Private entrance.
tf£nl2

Fully furnished basement suite.

i bathroom. No children oy peta,
Apply depot Sth Ave, Kinnaird after
eekends. tins

Sone bedroom. suite. Quiet sur-
roundings. Private. entrance, 1444
sa ‘vei: Castlegar, “Ph. 365,

bedroom house, gas heat, canes
and a water.: Ph. 865-7266.

bedroom “apariment available

Aprit L Apply Hi-Lite Restaurant!

‘tf

@ bedroom house. Ph. 365-5156,
oe Ee RS
Bedroom duplex suite, fur-
ished, -Surable for couple, Fh. after
385-8091 312.

Sueieapine ‘unit for rent Ph.
65-6509, im 312

Furnished sulte. Private entrance.
he 6 pm. tt

‘One bedroom suite Ph. 365-3008.
311
Fully furnished aparment — in
ES Available April ist Ph. Bee

‘and board in private Tana

Appi siidth Ave. Castlexar. | Sit
Furnished suite, Utilities Tnclud-

ed. Suitable for couple. Ph. 365-5570

Furnished and heated Datchelos
auite. as 365-5156.

near sas

‘Want ladies to instruct. in
of tri-chem liquid Lepper Walte
411, Trail or Ph. 364-1966, 311

Box
HELP WANTED

2 full time ‘waitresses reat
Muat be experienced. Meguined fa for
Easter wee _ yeep for cafe-
teria and di room services and
kitchen helps Pull shift. each day.
Contact Mra, Magee, City Centre
Motel. tfn-11
RO part
ime. Customer: service. E eee
routes, Average
hr, ‘For interview: Pb. voollect a6

WORK WANTED

Junior draftsman requires. work,
one year experience. Ph. S68 Stee

‘urnished cabin
on Robron side, Ph, $65-7941,  tinlo

saronie all

UA,
dual Auction Services
AUCTION SALE
Saturday at { p.m.

;| Downstalrs in Waldle’s Service Centre

*PLIANCES

One electric dryer, one gas aryer, two
automatic washers, one refrigerator,
three electric stoves, one gas stove,
one TV set, one chrome set, one
wangle tron.

Chestertields, odd chairs, two chests
of drawers, lamps and tables, power
lawn mower, adding machine, cream
separator, tools, small appliances,
toys, children's table and chairs.

LIQUES
‘iecorian cane backed oe two-
piece’ parcetaa wash set,
wash three nandpe ited.
lamp snades! Oak Table, antique
lamerns, spinning wheel, two jenany
dellers, ceoering in lamps “

m9 | f you fee ee to sell, large
first.

or amall, see us

L000
LEGAL

TAKE NOTICE — that a meeting

of Renata Co-operative Union will be

mii|held at the office of Messrs, Dahl-

strom, Wetmore and McGauley, one
sters and Solteltors, Suite No. 3, the
Laudin Building, Castlegar, ‘pritien
eae: at 8 pm, Monday, April
3, r the purpose oni the the pauie-
ator presenting 1
account of the winding up > of the So-

cletys
“EM. ‘MeGauley”
Liquidator.

LEGAL

+ Application for a Water Licence
WATER ACT

Kootenay
River ‘and give notice ot ee

persons
point of Ste oe be
located” at “A”, W.R. Map 5132

‘The quantity of water to be div-

31).
Zoe purpose, fgny bres the water
will be used
The land ae woth the
be used is
ay

water will
lot 5 of Lot 1239, KD.

A copy of this application was
posted on the 20 February, 1967 at
the Proposed point of diversion aad
-the land whe!
fe used and two coples were tiled
in the office of the Water Recorder
at Nelson, Bc,
‘Objections to this application

the date of ‘irat publlcation of ap-

| plication.

Date. of first _ publication is—
March 1967.
Mary Ostofooroff, Applicant,

geted 'ts' 1000" gallons a. cay ( (October | 7
March

21 | Japanese erritory

China, The next ene he was
captured and became'a war pris-
oner of Japan.

He was in prison for 40 long}
months. He was cruely treated:
At one time he said that he al-
most went insane because’ of
his violent hatred against the
Japanese guards who treated
him brutally.

However, one day during
his imprisonment, he began to
feel a strong desire to read the
Bible. He begged for a copy of
the Bible. His request was de-
nied at first, but finally after
asking again and again, he was
given a Bible, He read the “ible
eagerly every day, and while he
was reading the Bible, he found

Christ and was saved in the Jap-

Whi
Shazer “returned ‘to °

Willows

“MOVING & STORAGE
(B.C). LIMITED
Trail, B.C.
Zenith 6245

Call Us Today For
An Accurate Estimate
Without Obligation!

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow

Lakes

Nelcon 352-5434

Ce
CASTLE

TONIGHT & FRIDAY
Shows at 7.00 & 9.00
Special Mat. Friday at 1.30

States to study the Bible, In- ag
after oe

he went back to Japan and be-
gan working. faithful arene
the Japanese Eo cople tel

howe to come to know! Jesus

“T marveled at this beauti-
ful story. And I realized it was
when he had read the Bible that
his great experience had happen-

ed to him. This inspired me to
get a Bible so that 7 could read
this wonderful book for myself.
I bought a Bible and I, too, read
the Bible eagerly day after day

m PATHECOLOR sa PANAVISION®
t : :
PRICE: Lai HICKMAN

Jial Mat. Saturday at 1.30

Earl Maclean Died
Suddenly in Nelson
Early On Monday

‘A resident. of Castlegar for
27" years,” Earl: Gladstone « Mac-:
Jean, died, Monday. in Kootenay
Lake General: Hospital

in'Re-| |

Mr. Maclean was bora in
gina and lived in’ the’ Peace River
of Alberta until 1 moving

and, Castlegar Mr.
employed by by Cominco. He re-

A eeeaied by a son, Allan
in 1938, he is survived by_his
wife Mrs.

B. E. Churchill in
two brothers, Allan L. of Kelow-

ter}ma ‘and Gordon W. of Youbou,
BC.

Funeral services were held

Memorial Cemetery with Thomp-
son Funeral Home: in charge of

LOST

One yellow, * green. budgie | bird
from’ 445-7th “Ave... Castlegar Phi
oe Reward,

ir of mens giasses within
pastt two weel sore Finder please phone
365-58SL

FOUND

ond, cing found, Owner may
haven by identifying — at Castlegar
News and paying ‘for this ad. -

NOTICES

.. SRAIL DEIVING SCHOOL
‘Will call for you at your home.
For_apointments, Ph. 568-5621. 412

Castlegar, Ph,
Sereneaar HOT ‘Dining Room—
Sundays © 4-8°' p.m Sunday
Speetat, speahettl, steaks, a

ist and 3rd Tut
780 pm Twin Rivers Hall.
‘Welder for rent, Ph; 865-8907.

tino

Squadron 681 as

The Squadron will parade at 1850
on: Wednesday. Apr’ 67.

Penh lates are 2 fonowss
leave Castlegar, Sunday .20
Teturn Castlegar Saturday 2 Sep: ous
pea pisulng, to zo Hd camp

ve namoeg to F/O Payee
Sor att this parade or the next,

2. Reutine

Normal training will be carried
out as per CAP464-F25 and the
Squadron ‘syllabus,

F/O Bemis,
‘F/O HII

Sgt. Fields.
F/Sat Leduc.

Cpl Allan:
ase “ez. A/Cpl Augustine.

Sele tenons

OO 581 (Castlegar) Ben. RCAC

Bouquet to Kinnaird |
~ Centennial Leaders

ashingly  p
naird Centennial birthda:
ade, from ‘chairman TLoeblie to
the | smallest

the color. terrific,
super, the kids sensational, mds
crowd all smiles and the weather
wonderful!

This is the good ‘kind of na-
iar and civic, pride: CANA-

How can one’ thank these

ie,

Castlegar.

A BOY. TEN FEET
TALL

SATURDAY & MONDAY:

Shows at 7.00 & 9.00

CORPORATION Presets.
_ CELA Ere

" “What did
You do in the }
War; pe y

i] TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY

Shows at 7.00 & 9.00
ACHIME THAT COST A FORTUNE TO COMMIT!

-- PROGRAM FOR ‘APRIL
April°1-3 What Did You Do In
The War Dad

The - organization 1 wae OE tops, a5:An

tricted)
13-14 he Grea’ spas Mneteere

15-17 The Gin S Ghestr tricted)
ase
18-19: Dingaka cea
Plus Mary Had A autee (Adult)

coats Late

2 (esta
27-28 How To ‘Steal A Million
29-May 1 Man's Favorite Sport

1s Condemn-

MASTERMINDS of junior hockey, coaches
and other supervisory’ members of junior
hockey leagues line up for the camera. The
picture was taken at awards night on Mon:
day after presentation of individual and
team honors to Bantam, Pee Wee’and Mid-

act ieee players. In addition to'an ra
for the most improved player on each team,
trophies were presented to the most: im.
proved player in each league and the team) auxiliary
trophy for the best’ team in each ‘of the/|ond

three divisions. — Castlegar News Photo. |¢

Hospital. Auxillary
Plans May Ball,

‘The Ladies’ Auxillary to the
Castlegar and District oppltal
held its regular monthly
ing March 20. Final ony ter ‘the
annual spring rummage gale to
be held Saturday, April 8 were
made.

WA member. Mrs, L. E, Al-
Jam held two coffee parties last
week in honor of the award win-
ning Castlegar Air ‘Cadet Squad-
ron. A in ver. collection from,
these 8 will be given to the ;
squadron to asalst them with

Tarrys Centennial Dinner

TELEVISION

* SERVICE — T.V., Radio, Stereo, Record Players
* SALES — Authorized Dealer For

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“Years of

is your tee of

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Ph. 865-7833 Day or Evening. 270 Columbia Ave. |

All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order
Storm and Sereen Windows Made to Order

THIS. WEEK'S SPECIAL ©

EMBOSSED FLOOR COVERINGS
Regular Price $4.50 sq. yd.
This -Week’s Price $3.00.sq. yd.
Light Green, Light Brown, Brown and Green

“We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs” .
686 COLUMBIA AVENUE — PHONE 365-5155.

--RED an WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

eal Sa

t' strictl:

Chairs te beeatieey for
a temporary lounge which the
WA has has ‘furnished in in the Hosp

ly | 5

auxillary. also
ihe Tarrys Centennial Old-| to a provide glx: more bedside
wasn’
——_——.

In fact, “a
unday afternoon,

oung ‘master Wal-
ter Ghernot®, aon oz Mr. and

Mrs, Peter ¢

as vealed “sho 4
Cen’ anntet baby. wing
ther

four-week-old |°
youngster was there for a while

ernoff,
ung oa alter wast there, for
Tarrys

Peclal est at. the! °
ze

Story. of Easier
Told by Explorers
Glub in: Drama.

‘The story. ‘of Easter was en-
acted in'the drama. The Secret,
ortrayed by the members of the
4 Explorers of the Kinnaird ‘Us
id-|ed: Church with! Rev, D. Faris

gh she| and several mothers attending.

is now.

‘A welcome was extended

m2
and ives. al at Nelson, she remen the © girl's ‘leader, °\ Mra. Jo! un
bers the calared. years. she spent Toews who has been absent for

with the
ee

English | ‘wort

tlegar ‘News she

ter. mannered en...

were never tou

The (er out cher said she

always enjoyed working with

Doukhobor. people, addin ne
“somehow there was always : such

feeling.” +

ords.
Mrs. Fleming told the Cas-
never saw bet-
y they
are so’. willing to learn.’ They

le past two, months recuperat-
ie oma bad fall.’ During. this
time, the girls were led by Mrs.
Jim Horswill. ©

Members ofthe cast were:
Judy Dufore,: Jill Dufore,’ nee:
pie” McNee, Carol - Fitzpatric
a | Batsy Toews, Jennifer: Wolney,
“| Sue Dahl and Janet Millaird:

To close: the evening «a!
| Faster ‘party ‘was held ‘for. the
girls and their mothers.

Local Woman’s
Father Passes
Away Suddenly -

Father of a Castlegar

est at the. pan: Peter John Gretchen a resident

Pe at a ff. Sam Ke
stary mil ie Walter. mn eG

of the Proctor area for over 30
years, died suddenly March '28,
t] at the age of 63.

Born Polly, Sask., in 1904
he ‘came vith Ay ‘€amily to to Cres-
cent valley, in'1912. *

retchen® had.been em-
aml toyed: Ps the’ CPR® as: section
is| hand: and __ patrolman. : He: also

ni obers of the com: worked for-a number of years

off and ete Konkin

iors the Department of ‘High-| t

wee married the former Annie
Maloff ‘in 1927.

BIRTHS :

Mr. Gretchen is. survived by
his wife and one ‘son’ Peter ot

‘CYR°— To Mr. ‘and Mrs.
albert Cyr of Robson, March 24,

SOBRAGA _ to Me and Mrs.

Alta Loma, Calif.; three daught-
ers, Mrs. ’P. (Helen) ° Repin : of
Agassiz, B.C., Mrs.: W.— (Ver: era)
Sepriken of. Oliver and Mrs, R.

Doris 1 a een of Castlegar;

‘1 Mrs. Gary Armstrong of Castle-

gar, March 29, a daughter.

ae is also ‘survived by his
father; John of Nelson ‘and. one
e-| brother, Nick of ;Glade.
Services v were held from thé
taling with interment
ag Place ce Suny in the Glade

Big Week.

All Pup~
cluding

Nelson and
of victory and defeat.

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BONELESS BEEF STEW, pieces, Ib. 69c
MINCED SHOULDER BEEF, Ib. ..... 58¢
PORK GHOPS, allculs, Ih. ......... 690
PORK BOSTON ROAST; Ib. .......- 59
SIDE BACON, half lh. ......-..5-+ 380
SOLO MARGARINE, 4 ths, ....... $1.00
POWDERED MILKO, 3 Ibs. ........ 99¢
GOFFEE, Chase & Sanborn, ib. ..... 69¢

Fe

shed the

uniforms donated by. CB.
gineering Ltd., played their: be:

Wee Pool Lea:
The lo

gue 5-3.
cal: boys overcame a

eff, ‘In

ever, Gerald

saves with Mi

Canadiens losin;
and Ed

able

in the nal weeks play agen fool part second

60.
On Thursday, oa Pup Reps, 3,
resplendent in te new, pockey. in ‘his second four-goal perform-

nikoff
a enor “qo, sense tocdeteat Jearoff scored. the’ Leaf’s lone

2.0 first period deficit, knotting

the count in the second on goals

by Bruce Allingham and Victor na
‘d, Walter

insurance ‘marker to end the

ring.

Both oattee ¢ made some fine
‘k Earp robbing
Trail on geveral close-in drives.
The) game was Played ' in Castle-

aT On good Friday. the Canadi-
ens and Meckhawks travelled to

ig by a:6-4 se
after holding a a). lead at one

stage.

y Gerald Quiring with four
Plotnikoff: with two
were the big guns for the Hawks,

Scoring statistics for: the
Canadien game are not. avail-

In the final games in Cast-
legar ‘on’ Saturday,” the” Bruits

Brings. Close
To Pups Hockey Season

hockey, teams, in-| in- outplayed Nelson’: but ° lost out

as Nelson overcame a
eriod adeficit Potioning
mixture | two goals ab rth.

On Tuesday a combination | able D “ace
of two’. Nelson ‘House League
teams _ visited’ Castlegar and

lay the Maple Leafs in the last
local. game‘ of the season the
Blackhawks ed into’ the
breach and. alloped the Leafs
§-1 with Gerald Quiring turning

gt] ance of the week and Eddie Plot-
notching one. Johnnie Ma-

counter.

All’ ‘Pup players and parents
are ‘reminded, of the “Award
Night at 6.30-p.m., Friday, April
3th in the Arena Hall when
trophies’ and crests will be Biv-

tlous
—GLS Electronics — is holding

init- | floor.

JOB'S

PAY’N
TAKIT
>
We Reserve the Right
To Limit Quantities ahs

SLICED BABY BEEF LIVER
+ 596

Turkeys ©

Re

Ib. ....... 45¢

GLS Electronics Holding
‘Opening Fri. & ‘Saturday

The that .| late: in its up-to-
customer service has built date Hates shop.
In addition the firm's ser-
its grand opening this weekend| vice truck is two-way radio con-
in: its: mew enlarged premises| trolled and GLS Electronics’
Jocated. across from the Castle-] policy of accepting evening as
gar post . office. well as daytime service calls 4
Started 1s years 260 aun will continue. fim|! lb. CELLO CARROTS,

with the
is Jone Pelsninody shown in the| 2 Pkg. «
managed ‘b George Bondaroff,

icture above, while - Howard .
son_ of well-known ‘Fred Bond- Bondaroff is also associated with AVACADOS, 2 for .

aroff of the Cut-Rate. the res Bs
‘The: new premises of GLS GLS Electronics carries a full
Electronics’ has. over 1,100. sq,
ft, on - its ‘ground-level ‘flooy al’ Electric’ ‘products * including
while the company’s service shop , both color and’ black-and-white
is located beneath ‘the display | TV sets, radios, stereos, tape re-

HEAD LETTUCE, Fresh
Crisp, per head.

NABOB
goers 2 and ‘record: players. COFFEE
also a special color

viewing booth in the store
interested district residents.
seorge Bondaroff is an SHSS
uate.and holds a doeres in
trical m UBC.

George Bondaroff doseribes |
the company.as:“strong on ser-
vice . 5.) we have ‘been ‘ever for
since we started.”. The company
specializes in color. be TY aa and te
istor all the el

to en ess from
Hes years..in Montreal where |‘
he, was employed by RCA Vie- | 100"
Marrie: id. to the former Lav-|
‘erne' Gleboff , of Robson, they
have a. 14-month-old son, Sean.
ney make. their home in Fin
na

-Baby’s Layette
Club Project

baby’s Ia) vette is to bea
project oe the alley Vista Unit
Kinnaird Unit Church

for | co month obs Mar March The
DISPLAYING ‘trophies won by| Gcci#ion was made at the recent
their teams ‘during. the 1996.) meeting held af the “home of
67: junior ‘hockey’ season, these ‘The devotional was given
three boys are proud represen-| wrs. J. Horswill who also repo!

tatives. From left: to right ‘are
Girls Moffatt, ‘Bantam league; | ¢0,°0 tee senda for the com-

M. McDonald, Pee ‘Wee league
Midget

iungue. The: troph :

e.: The les were. pre- Mr. J::'Toews, Mrs. J.:Mun-} .?
sented. ‘Monday: to the ‘captain of | roe and: Mrs. 'D. Hughes, offered E ¢
the winning team in eachleague. their. homes: as: drop-off : Points pa
Also presented’ were ‘awards for | for rummage. a
most roved ‘player-on each Recipient of the hostess.

eam an ae each of the lea; for the evening was was Mrs.
astlegar. News’ Pl oto, Horvath. ©

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Ig. 11-07. Economy Jer

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Once the ace-pilot, now an evangelist
Wed., April 5th 7.30 p.m.
Woodland Park School
d by Ministerial A