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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, November 6, 1975

"Announces $11,700 LIP
Grant fo. Local Handicapped

A final two Local Initiative
Projects have been approved
by the department of man.

farmers’ market in Nelson was
also approved at a cost of
$27,000, providing six jobs or
180 ks of

ee
Noy. 17 Socred
Nominating
Convention
The executive of the

Rossland-Trall Social Credit
Party that a nomin-

power and ‘cote:
nay-West MP Bob Briss an-
nounced Friday.

New services for the handl-
capped in the Castlegar area
were approved at a cost of
$11,700, to provide three jobs
or 90 man- sweeks of employ-
ment,

This will assist both the
Silver Birch Adult Activity
Centre and the Silver Birch

on project to develop a

‘Pay’ n- Takit
Lid.

Castlegs + Biggest Linle
Super-Marketl

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COFFEE

None Beties!
Only ... Ib. $1.29
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COFFEE
Special. ..... 99c

CAMPBELL’S TOMATO
SOUP
5 tins... $1.00
AYL. TOMATO ©
JUICE

48 OZ.
69¢

CONDENSED |
APPLE JUICE
agoz
69¢
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MARGARINE
Ib. 39c
MILD
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Price iis Frowsal
BUY A CASE AT THIS.
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BEAUTIFUL
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5S for....... 69
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69c each
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20 Ib, bag . $2.49

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piece pli Peel,
‘Currants, Nut Meats,

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Slices! in Cartons for

‘This brings the total num-
ber of LIP projects in the
Kootenay-Weat riding to 90,
Mr. Brisco said. Totaling $609,-
703, the projects provide em:
ployment for 189 people for
4,075 man-weeks of work,

Mr. Brisco said the LIP
program is designed to take
people from the ranks of the
unemployed and give them jobs

ating convention will be held~

Monday, Nov. 17, at 7.50 p.m. in
the K, P. Hall, 942 Eldorado St.,
‘Trail.

The full membership is
requested to be present so that
the executive can keep its
members informed.

All voting wl be con-
ducted by secret bal

on pro
jects that otherwise might not
be possible.

are ee
from all current members,

$1,000 Damage Results
In Single Car Accident

Danie) Mark Deblasio of
Castlegar has been charged
with driving without due care
and attention following an
accident Thursday evening on
the Selkirk College Road reault-

9,38 Per Cent Interest

The 1975/76 series of Ca-.
nada Savings Bonds pays an
average annual interest to
maturity in 1984 of 9.38 per
cent. *

ing in $1,000 damage to a 1972
Toyota,

‘A passenger In the vehicle,
Barb Pongracy, also of Castle-
gar, received a bang to the head
but was not hospitalized.

Police said the vehicle had
been rapidly pulled onfd the
road after taking the wrong
fork causing it to fishtall. He
then left the road and rolled

into ‘a ditch,
RT

Mary Leask Named Assistant

Directory of Library Commission |

Library development com-
mission field consultant Mary
Leask, who has been working
with the Kootenay Library
System Society, has been’ ap-
pointed to the newly created
position of assistant director of
library development commis:
salon.

Parking Problem
At Old Arena
Developing Again

The seasonal problem of
parking at the arena is. again
evident.

At the last regular council
meeting Ald. Mike Livingatone
said there is a lot of parking
space but people are just not
utilizing the back section for
parking.

Ald. G. 8, Rust: agreed
with Mr. Livingatone atating
that he had been to the back of.
the arena the previous Satur-
day and {t was mainly empty.

Vote BANHAM
For ALDERMAN

ROBSON RECREATION SOCIETY

AFTERNOON TEA

In honour of the Founders of
the Robson Recreation Society

ROBSON HALL - 2 P.M.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9

— Everybody Welcome —

m. Levit LUTHERAN |
405 Maple a Castlegar

‘This has been announced |
by director of library develop- *
ment commission, Robert L,
Davison,

Miss Leask will continue
working as a consultant and
resource person for the Koote-
nay Library System Soclety
until a decision has-been
reached by referendum in the
Kootenay.: She will then take
over her new duties in Victoria,

'Th
lutheran Hour”
Rev, Richard Klein: Pastor
112'- 4th Ave, N.

365-3662 or 365-3664

Local and District Churches

CHURCH OF GOD
804-7th Avenue South
“Learning” “Worshiping”

“Servi

Sunday :
2:45 a.m. Clesses for all Ages

11am. Family Worship
Wednesday

Opportunities to
———

CHURCH’ OF CHRIST
MEETING IN CASTLEGAR

Anglican & United Churches

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL P,
November 9, .
ROBSON: Y

Annual ties Service 9:45 a.m.
ST. DAVID'S:

8:00 a.m. "Holy Communion
9:40 a.m. Sunday School
10:00 a.m, Adult Discussion

‘ip
Other MMe eek: Activites — Call Partsh Office
arish Office: 365-8337.
Ministers. Ted Bristow and Bob Griffiths

365-7362

CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One Block East of the
Castleaird Shopping ‘Pla
10 a.m. Sunday School
i} any Morning | Worshi¢

‘PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

707 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev, H. H. Graham
Church Ph. 365-6212
Sunday School 9.50 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
‘Tuesday: Bible Study 7.30
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30

vice
wet 7 p.m. Home Bibi
Al. 7 pam. Mouth and
Family

Rev. N.. Walker
Phone 365-6662

ST. RITA'S,
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Directory. of Business and Professional Services

Public Notice

If you are not already on the Pro-
- vincial Voters’ List and you want to vofe
in fhe forthcoming Provincial Election fo

be held Dec: 11th, you must register on
or before Nov. (2th.

Registration centres for the Rossland-
Trail Electoral District (Castlegar Area)

are:

WEST'S: DEPARTMENT STORE
CASTLEAIRD HARDWARE
CITY OF CASTLEGAR
JOHNNY'S GROCERY

For further information contact A. D. Sherwood,

COHOE
INSURANCE
Providing a Complete
Insurance Service
269 Col. Ave., Castlegar
PHONE 365-3301
Open Saturday

PAINTING & DECORATING
Latex or Olls, Brush of
Spray =~

Vinyls and Wall Paper
Tradesman ~~

“Phone Al 365-5851
CASTLEGAR.

FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
1 Thaughttul: Service -
Ambulance — Flowers
+ Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

MOTOR-IN LTD.

213 Baker St. Nelson

We are Franchise

Dealers

Castlegar & District ©

Sales & Service
PHONE 252-5383

Dealer License
Number D1471

CASTLE.
TIRE LTD.

SALES & SERVICE
Commercial & oe

365-7145
1050 \Columbia Avenue
Castlegar

Res.
365-8292

H&R
BRAKE & WHEEL
496 Columbia
Castlegar
PHONE 365-7818

Wheel Alignment |
Brakes - Shocks
The Only
Complete Brake Shop
In the’ Kootenays
BEGoodrich ,
TIRES - TIRES

BOUNDARY
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(CASTLEGAR) LTD.

ELECTRICAL &
MECHANICAL

CONTRACTORS.

PARDMAN FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and Service
GUARANTEED REPAIRS
Ph, 365-5240

APPLIANCE REPAIR
Speedee Appliatice Repairs
All Horne Appliances
Phone 365-3649 or
(365-3145

COLEMAN COUNTRY
BOY. SERVICE
Sump & Septic Tank
Pumping
PHONE 365-5013
1800 South 4th Ave.
Castlegar

i
MIKES CLEAN AND
SHAMPOO
Carpets and Furniture
Reasonable Rates
Phone 359-7398

OFFICE SUPPLIES
Columnar Pads
Scotch Tape, Staples
Typewriter ‘Ribbons
label, Add Rolls, ete,

CASTLEGAR NEWS
191 Columbia Ave.

WEST KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
SS. No. 1, Teall
No. 6 Ymir Rd., Nelson.
Clinics Tuesday & Thurs.
Castleaird Plaza
Next to Cooper Agencies
‘Summer Hours Effective

May 27
10:30 a.m, to 12:30 noon

COMMERCIAL PRINTING
Letterheads
Raffle Tickets
Invoices

Phone 368-7266

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD 0.0.5.
OPTOMETRIST.
366 Baker St.
Nelson, B.C
" Phy 382-5152,

Trepteal
fish in
oquarioms
make ex.
atle dis.
plays fer

Groceries — Gas

MAPLES STORE
Blueberry Creek

PHONE 365-6149

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075
Free Estimates

YORK Gas Fitting
i ‘©, Ventilation
Heating - Refrigeration

& Mechanical System,
— Sales & Service —

MESYMA

704 - 6h Ave. South

Ph. 365-7775 - Castlegar

DUTCH CLEANING
SERVICE

Cleaning your Office
Daily, Weekly or Monthly
Contract Shampooing,

Rugs Et
Free Es! mates
Call Collect Nelo 825-

4632 or Castlegar 365-7801
C. Van Pelt

KOOTENAY TRADING

New and Used

Furniture & Appliances -

Now Dealer.fors
Wood & Coal Cook Stoves
Franklin Fireplaces
Box Wood Heaters.
“We Buy, Trade & Sell"

PHONE 3653719
123 Main St., Castlegor

RHC INS. AGENCIES LTD.
601 Baker St., Nelson
Ph. 352-7252...
Fire - Auto. = Bost
Tralier = Life
Call Peter Majesgay
‘365-5386

DRY WALL TAPING

“TEXTURED CEILINGS

PLASTER REPAIRS & |
stucco

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PH. 364-1059

For
RUBBER STAMPS .
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber
Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 365-7605

CASTLEGAR’
JANITOR « SERVICE
For’ all your residential

and office cleaning: '*
Canals 3 Upholstery,
» Basemonts.
Please call
Al. Pelland
365-6298 |,

FREE ESTIMATES |:

Associates Area representative K. M. [Keal
Blagborne who is also building inspector of the $1,989,549 complex. Following the

tour an informal discussion took place at 3t Selkirk College. Interest was s such that ft
continued past midnight, Questions have been compiled which will be forwarded to’
Underwood McLellan, the building committee, and Mr. Blagbot

The premier of a 33-minute
film, “The Devine Comedy in
Castlegar, B.C.” will be shown
Saturday at the National Ex-
hibition Centre.

The film, which will show
many familiar scenes, is di-
rected and edited by Dr. Ralph
Noel Maud, a Simon Fraser
English professor.

‘The film stara Tom Mc-
Gauley, a Simon Fraser Univer-
sity student who returns to his
home town to work as a
postman and experiences the
landscape as a poet

‘Through re" friend, 78-
year-old George Padowinikoff,
the film shows a glimpse of
Doukhobor history which is so

Women’s Aglow

Past prealdent of Washing-
ton State Aglow, Virginia Me-
Intosh of Kent, Wash., will be
guest speaker this Monday
morning at the Women’s Aglow
November meeting to be held
in the Terra Nova at Trail.

Irs. McIntosh is the wife
of John MacIntosh, minister of
Black Diamond Presbyterian

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November: 6, 1975,

Film on Castlegar Premiers
This Saf. at Exhibition Centre

much a part of the Ilfe of
Castlegar.

There will be two showings
of this film this Saturaday. One.
at2p.m, and the other at 4 p.m.
Dr. Maud and Tom McGauley.
will both accompany the, film
which will make still a further
appearance Nov. 28 in the
Images Theatre at Simon
Fraser.

Sales Exceed Billions

Since Canada Savings
Bonds were introduced in 1946,
sales have exceeded $43.9 bil-
Non,

Compliments: of

| QASTLEGAR NEWS
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Castlegar & District Community Arts Council °
PRESENTS

SANTO CERVELLO.
“DIARY OF A MADMAN”
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 — 7.30 P.M.
SHSS, GYM
Adults $2 — Students & Sentor Citizens $1
Mime and Acting Workshops during the dey” 4

Selkirk College Faculty Members Awarded
$1,000 Grant fo Produce Documentary

The Samuel and Saldye
Bronfman -Family Foundation
of Montreal has awarded Craig
‘Andrews $1,000 to assist in the
production of a documentary
film on the City of

Mr. Andrews, a member of
the history faculty at Selkirk
College, waa interviewed re-
cently and gave some back-
ground on the project.

Becauses of possible
changes to the face of Trail, the
city council decided early in
1975 to prepare a record for

ity of the way the city
appears today. They invited
Mr. Andrews to suggest ways
this record could be made and
concluded that a film would
beat serve their needs.“

“Re-Elect 44
MOORE

; “FoR COUNCIL

Mr. Andrews was com-
missioned by. the city to make
that film document.

Later-in-the year, Mr. 3
Andrews and. Bob Tarplet of.

West Kootenay: Film Produc-
tions, a new Trail company, had
with council

ALDERMAN

Vote

[BILL BANHAM

‘He Gets Things Done!

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and the Trail Historical Society.
These discussions led to
the decision on the part of
council to underwrite the cost
of a major film production
which would tell the story of
the development of Trail as
well as record the appearance
of the city today. The Trail
Historical Society was asked to
supervise the project.
Shooting has begun on the.
project, release date for the
completed film being June,

drews sald, “By using historical _

photos, and other archival

materials, contemporary ‘cin-) *

ema footage, narration, inter-
views and. especially-prepared
muusie, we intend to give an
accurate representation of
‘Tralt's past and present.”
Mr., Andrews. is well
known in Trail and the Koote-
nays. He taught at J. L. Crowe
and Rossland: Secondary

» schools before joining the facul-

blstory course at Selkirk for
many years and has encouraged
the study of local Matory in
schools.

He spearheaded the erea-

tion of the Selkirk College

Regional Archives} : which,
along with the local collection in
the library at the college, has

becomea major research centre

for persons interested in Koote-
nay history.
He has taught film-making
at the college and with his

students has previously pro- .

duced two other films on local
history, one on ‘Trail and one on
logging in the Kootenays.

Mr. Andrews stated, “So
many people in the Kootenays
generally and/in Trail look
elsewhere ‘for their. historical
themes, when right here there

~ is'life aplenty and there are

thinga worth exploring. I hope
the film will go a little way in
focusing attention on the local,
the immediate, on our own
past. The Bronfman Family
Foundation recognizes the need
and value of this kind of
production and their generous

gift is very much appreciated.

Mr. Andrews added that
the elty council has “rendered.
‘splendid service to the City of
Trail in sponsoring the pro-
Sect.” ‘

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Anyone wanting tickets
may obtain them by contacting
Dawn Killough at

For more Information contact:
Des Desai, before Nov. 7th
PHONE 365-5265. 244;

The B.C. Price Freeze came into effect on Octobar 24, 1975. It prohibits certain essential goods and services from rising above their
October 24th price. Here are six important questions and answers about the way the price freeze works: }

WHAT DOES THE PRICE

FREEZE COVER?

All food ond beverages for human consumption. This in-

cludes candy and Ingredients such os spices. All prescrip-
tion drugs. All ‘proprietory or patent medicines (obtained
without prescription), such as pain relievers, headache remedies,
‘antacids, etc. All fares on provincially-owned buses and the
ferry system. Also, passenger and freight tolls within B.C.
charged by provinciolly-owned railways.

WHAT ISN'T COVERED? 7
All items not listed above, Including: Food and bever-
ages served In restauronts. Tolletry itams such os

| deodorants, shaving cream, hair sprays, etc. Poper
| goods, hardware and household items. Ge) soaps and

Also pet food

CAN THERE STILL BE SALES DURING

| THE PRICE FREEZE?

Yes, Sellers can still lower prices. In fact, consumers
are urged to shop for bargains and to continue to look
for sp d sales. Th not pravent sellers
from reducing prices, Prices may be lowered and ralsed again,
slong os they denst eocbove thelr October 24th level

THE FREEZE?

'] ARE NEW ITEMS COVERED BY.

No. Some specific merchandise—such os dilferent |
sizes, grades or brands—not offered for:sale‘ata' | |
particular store on October 24th are not affected by the freeze
If that store later stocks them, But remember, most stores offer <.|
hundreds or thousands of items which they stock regularly and
which are covered by the freeze, It may pay to shop for. these.

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In the categories listed above, they too: are frozen.

The price freeze applies equally to soles at the pro-

= cessing, wholesale and retail levels. (Farmers and
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