6 ___ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1972

~ FOR RENT FOR RENT
BDRM. FURNISHED DUP- BRAND BDRM
sulte, Rvalable April q Re-

lex suite, Robson side of riv-
er, Suitable for couple, Ph, able couple with ne enlls,
365-7403, 315 ren or pets; Ph, 399-43!

FURNISHED ONE BDRM.
sulte in downtown area. Ph.
865-7353, tinll
. Ri oot

home, Upper bench
naird, References, Ph, 365-
3291. 316

BASEMENT SUITE IN CAS-
tlegar, Available May Ist,
Ph, 365-6693 evenings, Sus
SEMI-FURNISHED APT,
rooms, bath and tity. 3, ROOM FURN. SUITE
Heat, "water and sewer ik Ph, 365-6730 or 36-5082
cluded, by Post Office. No © ——————__-""*
pets or children, AVAILABLE MAY 1ST —
90. Ph, 365-5872, 1 ‘t bat. semi: i furnished
FURNISHED BSMT, SUITE, suite, Washer and dryer
Uiilittes included. Garden All utilities Included. Ph.
space, Available May ist. 365-8247. “
o children or pets. Ph. LARGE 1 BDRM FURN.
365-8037, 815 ed suite. Available ApH 5
3 BDRM, TRAILER. FULLY Ph. 365-5477. 313
furnished, Available May T BDRM. SUITE,
ole April 1st.

g8 Motel,

AV:
oth. Contact Johnny's Shoe "Ph.
Repair, Castlegar. 315
FURNISHED 2 BDRM. SUL

te. By week or day. Ph. 365-
5663,

‘ONE BDRM. HOUSE, FRID-
ge and stove, Ph. Bes 2270.

FURNISHED Conse Sure
Good condition. Transmis-

in Castlegar, Ph, 365-7872,
815 _ and radiator. Ph. after
mi Pa etientite . eet 365-3251. 315
e pt. for 1 or 2 people. 27° CUBIC

$80 including utilities. 1116

Sth Ave, Kinnaird, Ph. $65- p Bett Forel lin Lares
=o ES SPRING Bi MINUM
TRATES SPACE AVAL, aoe bu beh

le les from Kootena!
Canal roject, Sandy beach. as new. Ph, 305-895). 318

ep boating. -
Bs ing.

Ph. 365-5520,

265 V8 CHEV MOTOR.

er. Propani

INFURN! SUITE SU-
itable for couple. With fire-
rare Eelvate entrance: Fhe
5-5442 after 6 p.m.
FURNISHED SUITE FOR started pullets, ducklings.
FURNISHED: SUITE ris 3 FOR Deposit quired, GR. Me.
vate entrance, Fh. 305 9043 re semore, Ei
after 6 p.m.

ROBSON 1 BDRM Foe
pouse. Ph. 365-5405. unis
BDRM _- FURNIS!
aulte available May eae —

In Castlegar. Ph. 305-5980.
tini4

NEW ONE BDRM APT. —

Lights, heat, fridge ‘and

Tove? haere Mt furn-
for

865-7433. #

Ph. 365-7663, after 6 365-
543 8

$15 =

PORCH 28" X 744’

Ph, 365-6679,
Hag FOR SALE. PH. oe

SED FRIDGE $30. PH.
Sensis, es

WE HAVE IN STOCK NOW.

IN WARFIELD BDRM
home, carport and sundeck.
Rent $90 mo. Ph. ciel

IN’ WARFIELD 2 BDRM.
Apt, carport rent $ Sh ghd

NEWLY D
bdrm home in Kinnaird,
Ph. 368-9773, Trail.

SOP 2 DRM APT ROD:

EDRM. APT, RCz-

son. Ph, 365-6509 or 365-
652) 314

PIPER T3, 75 HP. METAL
spar and a 1100 hours
major. New C of A.

3 BDRM DELUXE DUPLEX
— Quiet location, close to
schools. 11th Ave., Kinnaird.
Ph. 365-7812 and ask for
Jack, 314

son, B.C.

600 CEDAR FENCE POSTS.

1 BDRM. FURNISHED
bsmt. suite. Crescent  St.,
Castlegar. Ph. 365-3153 af-
ter 4 p.m. 314
2 BDRM APT. UNFURN-
ished. Available April 15 —
No children or pets. 208-
4th Ave., Castlegar. 314

pick-up. Like

equipped. sleeps ry Ph. 9
5721 evenings.

12 FT. ALUMINUM wont
and 9% tp Evinrude motor.
Ph. 365-501: 314
PIONEER TEN IT TRAILER.
FURNISHED BSMT. BACH- Good condition. Ph. 365-
elor suite. Ph. 365-5242. 313 3004. 314

‘AIL-
365-
313

ONE 2 ROOM & ONE 3
room apt. Both fuealened

DEEP Ph. 365-5:

1969 8’ VANGUARD CAMP-
e fridge, heater
and oven. Sleeps 4 $1600.

Ss
AVAILABLE NOW; CHICKS

ine TABLES, PH. 365-

TRAILER
includes windows ed

Sr CURIS FOOT TEBE.
2 ~ er, Ph, 365-7493 after 4 Be m. Ph:
614 RECS

- YOUNG AGENCIES. LIMITED

NEW LISTINGS

Oglow Subdivision — Executive 3 BR home.
Fireplace. W. to W. Sundeck with view lot. Owner
Transferred. Must sell. quickl

Castlegar — Pine & 7th — Neat as a pin. 2 BR.
Includes Wash and Dryer, Deep Freeze, China Cab-
inet. 3 Fully landscaped lots. Priced for quick sale.

Kinnaird — 3 B.R. All-electric home. Features Wall
to wall carpets. Large garage, sundeck to take advan-
tage of excellent view. Owner anxious to sell.

Woodland Park — Deluxe hame. Choice loca-
tion. Prize winning garden. Owner must sell for
health reasons.
CHECK THESE OTHER FINE HOMES

Phone our Office for Details and Viewing

KINNAIRD

905 - 7th Ave. Immaculate. Full Basement. Lot
100 X 315. — $21,000.

804 - 11th Ave. Double Fireplace. Double Gar-
age. 4 BR. — $29,900.

1208 - 4th Ave. 4 B.R. Excellent Value. $11,000. :

CASTLEGAR
209 - 6th — 3 B.R. Fireplace — $15,600.

412 - Laurel. 4 B.R. Immediate ebay _
$28,000.

BLUEBERRY ©
511 - 5th St. 4 BR. Price Reduced, — - $12, 000.

ROBSON
Carter Subdivision. 3 Select: Properties — $9,700
to $17,000.

We have a good selection of Revenue Properties.

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
J. E. Young-Manager Office 365-7125 Res, 365-8117
Dave Cooper-Salesman Office 365-7125 Res. 365-8225

FOR SALE

Property for Sale

Vehloles for Sal

" NOTIOES

AVAILABLE NOW; CHICKS
— Started Pullets, duck-
Ga Deposit required,

hlcRae, Passmore, He

i? OTSENGLAS CAN NO
1 oll heater, 1 2’ electric
range, tire and rim 6.95 x
14 for Chev, Ph. meh

STAINLESS STEEL COOK
ware. ‘ (waterless). The
dream of all wonien. Ideal
for the .bride. George's
Sales, Flats, Shoreacres —
Ph, 359-7555, 2511
BOATHOUSE AT ARROW
Boat Club. Ph. 365-7633. Gee

in

USED FURNITURE AND
appliances, Apply Chuck's
Transfer, Ph. 371.

in
19% FT. CABIN BOAT, 8
ft, beam, 110 hp Mercruis-
er Inboard-Outboard motor.
All in excellent cond. Fib-
with
cabin, many ex-
tras, including * ride glide
steering, Person buying
boat will have first chance
purchase __ boathouse
moored at ABC Marina.
Price of boat $1800. Boat:
Ph. 365-8177

house
for further “information.
tfinl1

TOP SOIL, CRUSHED OR
pit-run ‘gravel and sand —
158. tinll

HOMES FOR SALE

PARTLY FINISHED HOME.
Liveable. Ph. 359-7487. Cres:
cent Valley. 315
3 BDRM, W to W IN BDRM-
living room. .Carport and
garage. .67 acres. Balcony,
2 fireplaces, bsmt. suite.
Spacious lawn, large garden
area. 1440 sq. ft. of floor
area. Ph. 365-8037. 315
SPACIOUS 3 BDRM. HOME.
Good location, 1107 - 10th
Ave., Kinnaird. To view Ph.
365-7458, 315
LARGE 5 BDRM. HOUSE.
Ast Aves Kinnaird. Ph. ss.

7501.

3 BDRM. HOUSE WITH AP-
prox. 1 acre of land in
Robson, Ph. 365-7680. 315
SMALL HOUSE 4TH AVE,,
Kinnaird. Lot 100° x 150".
place to live while you
A Only $3,600 cash —

314
OBERN. ry BDRM. HOME.
Fireplace, french doors. to
sundeck, - Workshop — and
large’ rumpus {rooms wa

}85-6740.
MODERN 3 BDRM. HOME,
w to w front room, dining,
batrcaras nat and_stair-
of storage space.
Wel built. Che holes Toention

5684 or write Box 157, Kin-
nae BC. 313
ATTRACTIVE

2 BDRM HOUSE, ONE LOT
and fruit trees, garage. Re-
ply through P.O. Box.777,

Pesetley legar, B.C. or apply at

812 Fir St., Castlegar, re

3 BDRM. HOUSE IN ROB-
son _townsite.on level corn-
er lot. Ph. 226-7547, Win-
-law. <. 412
MODERN SPLIT LEVEL
home. penlunes 2 Fisterd up-

able fireplace, due plumb-
ort, a beautifull

OWNER MUST SELL
4 BDRM HOME, RUMPUS
room, 2 garages, swimming
1, w to w carpet in liv-
ng room, drapes and some
furniture and many added
extras, 511-7th Ave. Castle-
gar. Full price $23,900, Ph.
365-6988 after 6 p.m. tfnd
DUPLEX IR
8rd aye, Castlegar. Ph.
365-6635, 1%

MORTGAGE MONEY IS
available at Castlegar Say-
ings Credit Union, Ph, 385-

2. tinl

2 LOTS 60 X 100 IN SHER-
biko — sub-division. a
Box 394 Kinnaird or
365-5877. at oN a
1v0 X 100

Ave, Castlegar. 2 Blocks
front Hospital. Ph. ua t8

FIVE ENIC ACRES AT
cay ton. Box 92, Edge:
water, :. 815
7 X 14 q VIEW W LOT, KIN-
berry. Ph, 3659408. "318

Bus. Conortunitles

“Strand and Moshy
Realty Ui.

1198 Bay Ave.
Phone Trail soxasu7
tin42

‘NTR

NEW LISTINGS

Lets of Room $23,000.
Five bedrooms on two lev-
els at 406-8th Ave., Castle-
gar. Near-new bungalow,
with matching range-top,
oven and refrigerator, two
bath rms, carpeted L. Rm.
and probably the.nicest rose
garden in town. By appoint-
ment only.

English Tudor $16,900.
Stylish 4-bdrm., 1% storey,
home on corner pro; erty 3 at
725- Maple St. Fa

and gatkue in the full tase.
ment. $4,500 Dn. and $116
Per mo.

Two Fireplaces
Corner of
with a fine

3 4,500.
Pine,
Helection of

and a spare in bsmt. Good
future rumpus rm. Carport
and balcony. Some improve-
ments required.

Revenue or Duplex. $10,500
Handy to downtown at 105-
8rd with 2 bdrm home and
one bdrm suite at rear. Al-

plumbing. $10,000 cash.

Robosn Waterfront $7,900
Two bedroom cottage, gar-
age and shed, with full acre
of land. Good bench above
the road, Some renovations
are required. Financing thr-

ugh. Credit,-Union, owner, to-
a,purchaser, of, 800g credit:
Low’ Cost Special’ $7,500'
A budget home with an easy
Price. 3-bedrooms a main
floor. gas
heating, new shingles on
the roof. A snap!

Hipwell Realty

PO Box 1179 Ph, 385-7514
Castlegar, B.C.

nr
Properly for Sale

50’ x 100’ LOT IN CASTLE-
gar. Good location. an
soe.
LOTS IN
2 X 100. Ph. 305-5633.
tin 10

RIVERFRONT LOT, 113 x
250, Ist. Ave., Kinnaird. Ph.
365-6795, , tinl4

houses ....

we work at it.

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.
WE CAN HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR HOUSE
NOW ..... is the time to sell your
house. Our track record for this month
shows that we are running out of

The Real Estate Market at the present
time is in good form and we would
recommend that. you consider listing
your property, your land, your. lot,
your trailer with us, © :

Real Estate is our only business and

204

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

J. HOWARD : ANDERSON 365-6451.”
MARY ANDERSON 365-6451 or 365.7629 or 365-5244

RECT OTE

ROBSON, TitH

Introducing y
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The “Un-franchise”

A Unique Experiment
in Food Merchandising
That Has Already
Become An All-
Canadian Success Story

Buy a factory built modular
restaurant building, design-
ed as a‘railroad caboose.’

Tt comes equipped for drive-
in take-out and eat-in bus-
iness. Can be shipped to
your lease site) at install-
edina

Join the Red Caboose’ Fam-
ily of independently owned
drive-ins, and yous will be
trained of the
food Dunluena

Approved by Can. Nat Buil-
ders Core (CNBC) ‘Ov.
Elec, and Plumb. code; re-
commended by the Canad-
Restaurant Assoc.

No franchise fees! Keep
foe job! $15,000 work-
capital can return
100% year.
Top locations available in
your district now. For in-
Yestment or own your own
business, phone
Bill Peterson 687-7531
Or Write For Free
Brochure

RED CABOOSE = *
INNS LTD.

1550—777 Hornby St. Van.
BC

Vehicles for Sale

1060, {DATSUN. ee 2
doo: dard. Good
condition,. mB a0 365-7076."
8 ae MIST +STA-
wagon, in good condi-
tion with 8-track tape deck.
Ph. 365-6636 after 5:30 P.m,
335

1966. CHEVELLE £DR.
hardtop. Ph, 365-6874. 315
1959 CHEV, MOTOR IS EX-
cellent, body. needs work.

Ph. 365-5152.
1949 CHEV %TON PANEL.
mechanical condition.
Heavy-tuty 4 ‘speed trans-
mission, 6. mounted 6.50 X
16 ‘snow tires, four way
flashers, block heater. Ph.
385-5782, 315
1962 COMET. BEST OFFER.

Ph. 399-4334 Thrums.

ONE OF A KIND. 1970
$I! Y COBRA. Ph. 226-
7694 Stocan Park. 315
1959 CHEV. PICK-UP, 4
Ph. 365-

1071 CHEVE! F hoe HT,
ps, radio, Only 4,200 miles,
under “warranty, 2h. 365-
‘Teed FORD

Re pb, ‘radio, auto, Excel
lerit condition, Ph, 226-7579.
Vallican, 313

1070 OLYMPIGUE ___i2
—3, skidoo. Excellent con-
dition. $400. Ph, 3 ceca

1971 MUSTANG MACH 1,

maculat

cond.. Ph. 365-
2b 80

WANTED
TO BUY FOR CASH: OLD-

12 miles east of Castlegar.
Ph. 365-7390 evenings,

BC,
WORK WANTED

RN, WILL BABYSIT IN-
fants ,my home. Ph. 365-
7674. 31
ILL LOOK AFTER CHILD
in my own home. Ph. 365-
5472, : 313

“HELP WANTED

MALE OR FEMALE: DO
you know of anyone who
wuld like to earn between
$100 and $1,000 per month
art time? Call collect 364-
148 and we will contact |

ANYONE WILLING TO
coach ladies tennis for two
mornings a week please
contact Mr. Farrell 365-3288
or Mr, Desai 365-6265, _

en every iday zm, Live
music every any lay, ‘nts
0. ~=6 TUNING = AND
re alts, colunitle ial re
368-6621 or 365-6944,
PROFESSIONAL POOLTE

and Dog. grooming. For
appolatment call ste

PHOTOCOPYING: BLACK-

daa \dvertisin, i
adv
noon on Tuesday. :

Health” Ci

OARDS OF THANKS

er
We would Ilke to ex-
press our sincere thanks te
Dr. Fowler and all
staff of the Castle ar and
District Hospital
tlegar Funeral
coo
tery, the singers and all our
friends and relatives for
their help, flowers, cards,
donations and words of
sympathy expressed in the
loss of our husband and
father, Peter Yofonoff.
— Mabel, Peter, Marg, Bil-

ly, Walter and Lawrence

CARBS OF THANKS

—_—______
We would like to ex-
press our sincere . thal
and appreciation to friends,
neighbors and relatives for
the floral tributes, baking
and kindness extended to us
in our recent

‘.1o The Editor

Sewage Lagoons. Would Startle Tourists

Dear fur
writing to

We

‘press op) position to the pra!
josed Castle, sewerage.
jagoon expansion,

We would Ilke to point
out that the lagoon and its _
revolting odor,
curacoorsteps even though

of the proper!
within Castle; ar town lime
its, We have here a caso of
one community exporting a
and

already on .

th in particular, during the

summer months, as a short
cut to the park. There has
already been one drowning

and two near drownings,
This is a residential ar-

ea with very fine homes
and a prime recrational 5; at
for the entire district: with
Pass Creek Park. ond. its
swimming. and — horseback
riding facilities. The citizens

of Castlegar have a large

ity's wastes on our door-
step?

Brilliant,. Raspber-
ry Citizens Com
mittee

Qouncil Purchases
Anli-Cigareite
Study Material

dumping it on anotter. We
seriously question the moral
principles of any entity ‘to
disrupt the quality of life
of any community in order
that it may satisfy its own
short term needs,

rhe lagoons ¢ are a is

of our husband and father
who will be sai ed,
Thank you to the Sel-

kirk College students and .

staff and Rev. C, Howard.

To the ladies of the church

a special thank you,

— From Ruth, Laura and
Buck Richards,

BIRTHS

: Mrs, Roy Stler of Robson,
April 11 a daughter:
BARAB. To

LEGAL

and
Mrs, Edgar Beselt of Castle:
gar, April 9 a son.
HUK — To Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Soichuk

DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS
PUBLIC NOTICE
LOAD RESTRICTIONS

Pursuant to Section 27 of
the “Highway Act” and re-
gulations under the “De-

9 a son.

Building Suppli

af a ays:
British Columbie | Highway
3 — from Osoyoos to
the Alberta Boundary.
Highway No. 3A — Kin-
naird - Nelson -Balfour

tion.
Overload permits will be al-
tee Srovisiens of the "Der

ctment of Commercial. | CASTLEGAR PLUMBING

wor! :
Salary Range: $7,400 - 21,
Effective date of appoint-
Apply before Apel 2, 1872
ore

Mb: L, Adams, dame Chairman
Technology, Sel-
kirk College

Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C.

JANITO.
Dlock. Reply to Box a
Castlegar, B.C, -

HELP WANES
for office and store with
Reply in person at P&G

pply in person a
Builders Supply, Castlegar,

“__ NOTICES

Forests

1972 HONDA 500-4, TWO’
helmets, $1,500. Ph. 385-
5982, 314

T YEAR OLD TRAIL BIKE
with only 6 hrs, on the mot-
or. Ph, 365-5084 after aia

p.m.
1970 VALIANT DUSTER —

1066. PLYMOUTH SEDAN.
V-8 auto., ps. Ph. catia

1947 WILLYS OVERLAND
jeep. Ph. 365-6807. 313

,1989 MUSTANG. PH. 399-

5 HOBBY

CERAMICS

ere: supplies, et
9th’ St, Nelson. Ph. 352-
5448, 615

QUALIFIED CARPENTERS
available for all types of
carpentry work. Ph. Castle-
gar area 365-8309 — Trail
area 368-3965, 315
QUALIFIED -FARRIER
Rick Martin. Ph. 352-7008,
Nelson. tinl4
HANDY SWEEPER.
Ph. Molly Fite. eet

WRITE TODAY FOR YOUR
free Canadian Tire Catalo-
gue. Over 240 ale packed
pages of hi , Spol

and automotive nee needs. D. J.
Graham Auto Ltd. Box 1300
Elmira, Ontari 313

Crossroads Datsun Sales.
~ Save $$ on Clean Guaranteed
: Used Cars :

1967 Volks. S. W. Sunroof, ‘Radio
1967 Cortina G. T. Tapedeck, Stereo -

Speakers, 8 Tires.

1966 ‘Mercury Comet Capri, 2 Door Ay.

Radio, St.

1965 Ambassador, P.B.

PS., nets! Radio,

327, V-8, New Tires. - ¢
1965 Valiant Station Wagon. 225 Slavt ”

Six, Radio.

1965 Galaxie 500. 352 V-8,

Radio, Auto,

PB, Ps,

Test drive the 72 Datsun, Win an all expense
: ‘paid Canadian Vacation.

T ort Act.
Hogi ia
Engineer.

Dated ‘at; Nelson; » British ~
mbik

ApH 7th, 1972.
FOR: MINISTER OF HIGH-
WAYS

& HEATING LTD.
Supplies & Installations
Natural’ Gas & Of Heating ;
pecialists
Speed Sueen Washers
and Dryers’
DAY OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-8284

NOTICE

TO RESIDENTS OF CASTLEGAR

SPRING CLEAN-UP WEEK

Monday, April 17th: through to Friday,
April 21st (5 days)

Help Us to Keep Your Town Clean!

We will pick up-all your Spring Clean-up refuse,
and junk you have that can be handled manvally
by the crew.

OLD CAR WRECK

The Town of Castlegar will pay the $5.00 dump

charges on all car wrecks moved to the Ootis-

chenia Disposal Site during the period of Clean-

up Week only. A limit of two car wrecks per
; resident will be allowed.

Dump hours are 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturdays.

Dump. claim slip refunds for the $5.00 fee will
only be redeemed through Clean-up Week, April
17th - 21st plus the following week, April 24th
to 28th. No refunds will be given after April 28th.
Any car wrecks that have not been moved during
clean-up week will not receive the dump fee
of $5.00, The Town of Castlegar will then. pro-
ceed to have these old car wrecks moved at
the owner's expense.

PICK-UP SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS:
- Monday and Tuesday — All of. area from Green
Street north to Ferry.
Wednesday and Thursday — All of area south
of Green Street.
Thursday and eee _ shewchok __ Subdivision,
tl ion, plus

‘any areas missed,

A. LUTZ
PUBLIC WORKS SUPERVISOR
TOWN OF CASTLEGAR

STIER — To Mr. and

of Blueberry Creek, April .

d

one driving through the Pal
The: tly ces-
startle

an one passing g through bea- -

countryside. Algo, to
further underline their 'ex-
the stench has in-
creased over the years to
an unbearable point, and
erupts on.an almost con-
tinuous basis,
A footpath: runs along
side of, them from Castle-

in the develop-
ment of this area, and shou-
Jd seriously question ‘Town
Council's persistence in con-
tinuing- with the . project;
pepecially when a mec!

ical plant could satisfy the
needs of everyone ‘concern-

Does Council apply one’
set of rules for its own re-
sidents, and another for its
relationship with residents
of surr
tles? We refer them to the
recent request to build
fourplex in the town limits.
This was denied after hear-
ing such arguments as “‘sin-

The Hon. D, L, Brothers,
chairman of the Provincial
Advisory Council on Drugs,
Alcohol, and Cigarettes, has
announced that the Council
will provide a total of
300 in grants to universities
and colleges to assist them

urehasing reference ma-
ue I for students on the
subject of drugs, alcohol,
and cigarettes,

* The Council, since its
a year ago, has
given top priority to educa-
tional programs designed to
provide young people with
an opportunity to acquire
gle dwellings led to civic knowle edge and insight into
pride while multiple dwel- the a ems of drug abuse.
ings catered to a less per- largest
manent tenant.” How much

grants. to
collages. a universities are

15,-.

gar to’ Pass Creek Park, ride do they feel we have,
and is heavily used by you- 1 accept another commun:

ONE SHOE
FOR MANY SPORTS
* Football
. Soccer
* Softball
* Baseball
* Pony League
BAUR AND PUMA BRANDS
Complete Size Selection

MONASHEE SPORTING EOI.

PHONE 365-318)

D-BAR-D

CABARET

Every’ Friday and Saturday: Night ate
STARTING AT 9 P.M.

THIS WEEKEND:

BLUE VELVET

intended to provide tangible
encouragement and assis-
tance in the work that these
Institutions are doing in
dealing with the problems
of drug abuse.
“It is the hope of the
Council,” said Mr. Brothers,
“that this grant. will enable,
universities and colleges
uire recent author! hative
pu ications in the field of
drug, alcohol, and cigarette
abuse go that their stu-
dents will have available the
latest information on this
subject.”
‘These grants bring the
total grants awarded for ed-
- ucation, rehabilitation, and
research to $214,767.

Customers Rush
‘Breath of Summer’
Bazaar Counters

Despite poor weather
conditions, about 200 per-
sons visited the “Breath of

r bazaar” held on -

mme:
Saturdey by Selkirk Wo-

© Shoppers waited in line
well before the doors open-
ed'toipick’up the:best bar-
gains... The: White':Mlephant
stall atpacted lave crowds,
and” the"\Candy Shoppe

completely mia out. vithin

jour and a haif. When
it, came time for the part-
icipants themselves to: do
some shopping after closing
hours, few items of cl
ing. and handicrafts oa

Admission $1.00 Per Person

‘D- Bar-D Riding Stables

Phone 365-3294

One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Ootischenia. :

Attention

KINNAIRD
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SPRING DANCE

JOHNNY STEWART’S BAND

Robson Recreation Society Members
$3.00 Per Couple

9 p.m. to 2 am.

Non-Members $5.00 Per Couple “

(which includes membership fee)

Refreshments — Tickets at Door
and a? Mrs, M, Vanderpo!
PHONE 365-3247

‘and = their
children relaxed in a side-
walk cafe listening to the
Kokanee String Quartette.
Some visited the fortune
tellers and all registered for
the door prizes. Jannet and
el Dunn of aird
were the joint winners of
one prize. Mrs. Joan Mac-
Donald of Kinnaird receiv-
ed -a, ladies’ leather wallet,
and the main ‘door prize,
pottery plate made by Wal-
ter:Dexter, went to Don Lee
of:Montrose. Don Barnes of
Kinnaird located the trea-
sure ‘ona large map, win-
ning a chest cantaniDg five
dollars in shiny. coins.
More than $740 was
taken in and. the money
will. provide .bursaries for
students attending ‘Selkirk
College.

Kinnaird J. S. S.
Hit by Burglers
Equipment Taken

‘A breakin at Kinnaird
Junior’ Secondary School
was reported to RCMP last
week Wy principal Gib Lind.

Entry was eine earently
gained by breaking a class-
room window, and — police
suspect more than one per-
son was involved.

Stolen were two Sony
recorders, three Roberts
casette players, valued at
$700, plus money from a ~

.drink machine.

| Police stated one of the

+ casettes had been recovered

as well as a sum of money.

Mike's Radiator
REPAIR.
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~ Gas Tanks Repaired
_- @
Transmissian Coolers
Sales:
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_ 364-1606

VICTORIA

Py dames K. Nesbitt
have been readin,
some 1910 newspapers an
learned that then the Un-
ited States was pulting an
economic squeeze on’ Can:
ada; the powers-that-be in
Ottawa were in panic,
Prime Minister Sir Wil-
frid Laurler wanted outri-

ght reel reclproelty with the Un- .

tes, but that caused
a torribte howl .and cries
‘that Laurier would sell out
to Uncle Sam.

In 1911 he went to the
people on this issue and
was soundly trounced by
those who sald they were
loyal to King and Empire,

In 1910 the
Ottawa gov.
ernment was
80. worrled
about trade

\ AS
end’ ol the slick, that th
Governor-General Earl Gre
went: to Albany, New Yor!
to confer with Pres. William

There was an elaborate
banquet, the President and
the Governor-General _ sit-
ting side-by-side,

The Victoria Colonist
reported: ‘Both took for
their topics the friendly tles
that have always existed
patweeny the Reo le of Can-
ada and the ted States,
and expr scovan the hope that
the re dons aalght always
be maint

ago ined said - Earl
Grey,’ as the Stars and Stri-
pes and the Union Jack get
to get together then it is
al aryays fal weather, in my

“The President there

a

ee, Prealdent can do
‘he Colonist editorial-
ized: “Our nelghbors are
Jearning @ much needed lea

“Thoy have been accus-

no 4

tomed od deal with trade:

as been considerable of a

shock to the complacency
of the Washington  states-
men to find that C:

tured products will always
be a poor country, little
more than a hewer of wood
and a drawer of water for
the manufacturing country.
“Canada no longer pro-
Poses to. occupy such a pos-
duon in relation to any oth-
er part of the world, and it
is with some surprise that
our i have found
fia gu
applied to" the. go
Re plied to the go-
Ingeon of today, can ‘iby

LEQAL

WATER ACT
Section 20

0152298

Conditional Water Licence
No, 16039, Fauquier Creek,
which authorizes the ‘diver-
ston of 12.5 acre feet per
annum of water for the ir-
rigation of 10 acres of Lot

172) has become - subject
to cancellation for failure
by the licensee for three
to make

no wrong.

Work Resumes

Icy grip ‘of winter has *
relaxed is. hold on Mica
damsite and heavy equip-
ment is now senting to roll
along haul roads.

halted ' consti
Jast year Mica’.
‘ed about 640°

Dam Contractors,
tium building the
miles north of Rev-
jicates that given
the weather the
dam will reach its full hei-
ght ‘of. 800. feet late this
summer.

Mica Dam wil become
the highest eart! dam
outside the USSR when the
final load ‘of the more than
42 million cubic yards of
fill, has been placed. It: is

assed now on this con-

by the Oroville
ie. United States
which is 770 feet: high,

Beat
Dami-tower-
feet above

years
beneficial use ‘of the water
for the purpose and in the
manner authorized _ under
the licence and for failure

the licence.
Notice is hereby given that,
unless cause to th

cancelled. Objection to the
proposed cancellation must

Water" Reson
ment; aaa ” Victoria,

Dated at Victoria, B.C. this
2i, day y OF March, 1972.

DeBeck,
~ Comptroller of Water

5 This is thie 3rd publication.

rewons
toto Taine |

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Saturday, ou 6, 1972

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