‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., July 11, 1968

FOR RENT

FOR RENT

FOR SALE

3 ROOM FURNISHED SUITE.
Ulilities included. Private
entrance. $95 monthly. Ph.
365-7277.

FURNISHED Ova ys
ing apartments. Maples Ap-

artments, Blueberry. ms 36s.
7588, 328

ATTRACTIVE 2 BDRM, APT,
River view. Unfurnished. No
children or pets. Ph, 365-
5147, 328

ONE BDRM. _ FURNISHED
house, Ph, 365-6673,
TRAILER SPACE AVALL-
able. Apply Twin Rivers Mo-
tel, Castlegar. Ph, 365-7971._
FURNISHED 2 BDRM. SUITE

dryer included. Ph. Se ea
CLEAN ONE BURM, ae
ished suite, Reasonable rate.
1456 Monashee Ave. Ph, 365-
032. 32!

TWO BDRM. DUPLEX. FULL
basement In town. Ph, 365-

BD
Ht ferry. Ph. 365 Rn 36;

8} A CO) NECTA

Hneeracrore 2 BDRM. sone
vh, 27
wit SALE: 4 BDRMS HONE
Wired for washer and drier.
On corner lot. Ph. 365- ee 7.

FURNISHED AND HEATED
su.tes, Ph, 365-5156. 327
IN KINNAIRD, 2 BEDROOM
house, Suitable for couple or
couple with one child. a
368-9773 in Trail.
ONE BDRM SUE FURN.
ished. Ph.
IN ROMON One paid
furnished ho use, basement
garage. re. 365-5405. 326
APT, NEXT ne
7041.
MODERN PARTLY _FURN-
| ished two bdrm apt. Close to
shops and schools, on 2 Ave.
ny Castcear evatlable July

15. Ph. 3

BUILDING
with Wing ciuarters in pane
back. PI

3283/3 Root TURNISHED ar

FURNISHED CUUL 2 BDRM.
apt. Ph. 365-6541 or Roemer

2 BDRM. AT. BW ERIE
dge and range. Centrally lo-
cated in Kinnaird. Ph. A

NE WLY AEDECORATES
punished 3 bdrm. home.
Livin; m, dining room,
kitchen, full’ basement, oil g
heat. 2’ miles from dam, Ph.
365-7854 before 10 am. or
after 5 p.m. 328
FURNISHED SUITE. HEAT
and lights included. No child-
ren or pets. Ph, Rennes

Ne toes DOUG

Ph, 365-5520.
FURNISHED 1-BDRM. SUE |!

8/in downtown Castlegar. Aa

365-7353,

FOR SALE

10 X 383 TRAILER INCLUD-
ing automatic washer, adjoin- | 365-6
ing 3 room and porch. Ph. 5

MOTOR, 6 CYL.
Good condition. Ph. 365-5012
or contract oh Pucci, a
Ave., Castlegai
ort. CAR TOP BOAT, Tock
and oars. 3.9 H.P. merc.,
fuel tank, all as new. Ph.

2 BDRM. SUITE IN CASTLE- | 365-7949.

gan Available August ae re

FOUR ROOM HOUSE: Se PEL
365-"
MOBERAT TWO BDRM SUITE

NICE MODERN! 2 BEDROOM
apartment. Available July 8.
No pets or young children.
242-4th Ave., Castlegar 38

ONE BDRM. HOUSE. ELEC:
tric heat, furnished or un-
ished. a our n,

ONE BDRM. UNFURNISHED
suite with private entrance.
295 - 4th Ave., Castlegar.

PARTLY FURNISHED
artment, Ph. 365-5148,

and entrance.

BRAND NEW 1 BDRM. pre B

suitable for one or coup!
315 Cedar St. Ph. 305-7696

mn. {condition, $55. Ph. 365-5:

UTILITY TRAILER. CHEV
28] wheels. 104 - 4th Ave., ton
tlegar.
MOVING ONE
crib with mattress, $15; one
fold-away crib with mattress,
0; a high chair, $8.
365-5558,
DINETTE SUITE — WOOD
and metal, 4 orange vinyl
cushioned chairs. Joxcelicat
BABY CARRIAGE-STROL-
ler combination, a:walker, car
seat and peddle car. Ph. 365-
5187.
RASPBERRYS. A PEREVER-
zoff. Raspberry Village. EL

365-2024.
STRAWBERRYS FOR CAN-

7 | ning. John Savinkoff Thrums.

Ph. 99-7394 between 12
noon and 1 pm. or 7.
8.00 p.m.

a
if FLEETWOOD CONSOL®
2 dress-

Nv, ‘one diamond ri ring, sress
. Can be seen 7
es size

nings or after 6 p.m.
morning: Pm

7 * Box Bc) or Ph, 365-5123. 326

STEREO RECORD PLAYER,
two months old, removable
speakers, Ph. 365-5164.

ALL KINDS OF CABBAGE
and cauliflower plants. P!

h.
327 | 365-7368, P. Bvdokimotf, fon

jon.
oma RAWBERRIES. PH.

ROMES FOR SALE

365-
227

HOMES FOR SALE
ETT

=

COOL HOMES -

Shady Birches —— Kinberry
Hts. Patio at rear of this
——————|3 bdrm., full bsmt. home,
spare 4th bdrm. where its
cool. Good, cold beer eae

TARGE wally

UNFURNISHED 2 BD!
home. ihe 365-55
3 BDRM. HOUSE ON CEDAR
St. 2 bdrm. upstairs and one
down. ut 365-5329, 328
BEAT THE HEAT IN_KIN-

EAT
326 /naird. Well insulated 3 bdrm.

w-to-w_ carpet, extra
in full basement, 2
garden, shade trees
and fenced lots. Ph. al Ae

HOBSON TOWN SITE =
spacious 3 bdrm. home. Car

nig|Port, fenced on two lots, re-

venue cabin, low down pay-
ment to reliable party. To
view Ph, 365-5585. 328

CUSTOM BUILT 3 BEDROOM
ost and beam home. Viow
lot §=and

958 ARN

trailer — 8 x 35, colored ap-
pllances: 8x8 porch $3,000.
Ph. 365-3432. tinl3
1,337 SQ. FT. OF MODERN
living area. 3

large closets. Living room nn
wall to wall sarpet and fire-
place. This is brand
new and ph "isrge savings
on the 6% per cent first mort-

(1256
ad ft) Lovely pinay Large car |¥6

327 Cold wave — Revenue Home | w,

swimming pool
356 Goiier, Crescent. Pi Fh. $13,900.

posses | Ni

Positively

port. $20, ya

Off-The-River Breezes — on
3rd in Kinnaird. 4 bdrms.,
rear view, full bsmt., new
furnace, garden and _ fruit
trees. Owner is leaving and
can offer, early possession,
Low price $10;

$200! down payment should

eee Home for Cool Cats
on 10th, Upper Bench, just
a block from the Store,
Dreamy, cozy, comfortable,
with 2 bdrms.,

safe H.W. heati ting. $1900 dn.
and CM&HC. $11,900.

(MLS) 4 bdr mi home 3 recent. | W%
ly Tenovated” ‘with
suite, close in at gst «3rd
in Castlegar. C.U. financed.
1,900.
Cool Deal at Columbia Hts.
95 mo. to

an ry ins!
port and utility rm. $7; 900.00.

If you are frozen out of the
housing market, cal

HIPWELL
Ph. 365-7514
277 Columbia Castlegar

fireplace and 36

bdrm. |Excellent condition. Phe 30s 365-
5858 or 365-5244.

jose GNC GNC ora ‘UP TRUCK.
‘at VOLKSWAGON. $0500,
Ph, 365-5140,
‘66 FORD FAIRLANE, G,'

sonverible: High perform-
nce 390. Chrome head, etc
Ph. 365-7157, .

1051 MERC, V-3 HALF TON
pick-up, heavy sub ct fang:
mission. Very

round cond: Ph. SOS TA90,

Tas8 eran HALF TON, TON:
4 new suraner, fires and 2

winter on rims, vy duty
back bumper. Ph. aa

1960 FORD FRONTENAC SW
New paint, good rubber, very
clean unit, $395. Ph. 352-6796
in Nelson’ after 5 p.m. — 826|{
TWO 1957 OLDSMOBILES —
Cheap! Ph. 365-8309.

standard floor shift, tacho-
meter and radio with reverb
unit, 6 tires and wheels, gh

1949 _MERCURY 4 TON
truck, All new parts. One
ig.! to Phillip

1962 PARIS: =pcor, BT _
Automatic, 6 cylinder, imma-
culate condition. Ph. 365-7558

1963 CHRYSLER 300 CON-
vertible. Red with white top.

i057_GALARY- CONVERTE
ble. Runs good. $125. Ph.
365-5673. 32;
‘o7 VAUXHALL, GOO
running condition. $60. Fh
365-6626.

1956 CHEV PANEL. -_
365-5920. 327

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS

part to play in the matt of

Every individual has a

Public Must Play a Part
To Stop Business Fraud

sible, fraudulent and unsan-
itary or otherwise dangerous

FORESTS, AND WATER
RESOURCES

Water Service —

especially

true canoe
foods, drugs and cosmetics,
says the federal health de-

Pollution Control Branch

APPLICATION FOR A
PERMIT UNDER THE
POLLUTION CONTROL ACT,
1967

to discharge refuse from the
Municipalities of Castlegar
innaird and a portion
of Electoral Area “J”. locat-
ed at the above locations onto
4598, Rootenay District, Plan
34, listed at the Nelson
land
title N
notice of my application to

point of discharge
shall te Ieeated at (the sur-
veyor general’s instructlons
to our surveyor are

ke Postrictions by law.

a portion of sub-lot 23, of lot} are brought to their attention

e ation says.

all Foren affected. orate all

's publication, “Food,
Drug, Cosmetic protection for
ns.”

Canadiai

While the directorate
strives to minimize health
hazards and fraud or decept-
ion it advises and urges, con-
sumers themselves to do their
part and thus to avoid further

ere are times when
y|consumers should write man-
facturers and make their
grievances known.
“Honest mistakes are
made by even the most con-

As we
asked to take the
read labels.

contain vital

ell, consumers are
time to

“Under Food and Drug

requirements, labels are more
than an embellishment or eye
catcher. They must contain

igs and cosmetics often
directions for

eret it,” the pub-

lication Pe pe

scientious
in the majority of cases,
grateful when the

who
are

by a consumer and are quick
to make redress,” the public-

Consumers are encour-

Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING

Ht
Columbia Sand & Gravel
349-8th Ave, Castlegar

aged to report to tte direct-
of

Building Supplies
OGLOW BROS.
Building & Supply Co. Ltd.

to you until the survey is
completed).

The quantity of refuse
to be discharged as follows:
Maximum rate unknown.
Average 24-hour dils-
charge approximately 380 cu-

bic aa
erating Berio 24
hous Ptunsupervis ed).

In Joving uiemio of the late
Anthony W: off,

Phone 365-7202

One year hes passed since

When one we loved was call-

ed away;
God faok him home — it was
Within our ‘hearts he liveth
still.
— From Margie.

The
during “whieh in Re tuse evil
be dist is

The of the
refuse to be discharged shall
be and

Property For Sale

_Anderson

UNIQUE LOCATION

is offered for the first time.

ing, two fireplaces, large

back yard. This will

MEMBER KOOTENAY MULTIPLE LISTING
SERVICE

This spacious 3 bedroom family home at 737-7th Ave

and one third lot offers complete privacy in a shaded
pe a lake front lot when Morphy
Creek Dam is built. Some finishing — Great poten’

Agencies

1400 sq. ft., Double plumb-

recreation room. The acre

$21,600.

CASTLEBAR SUBDIVISION

This beautifully landscaped family home at 750 Wood-
land is outstanding in an area of fine new homes. Four
bedrooms, large dining room, W to W carpet, large rec.
room coors carport, and many other choice features,
$23,500.

HOSPITAL DISTRICT
Comtoriaule family home ir cae Spruce with 3 8 bet

—F
an "attractive suite in the pavement for revenue or
extra living space, $20,300.

NICE NEIGHBORHOOD

This modern 3 year old 3 bedroom at 543-5th Ave. is
close to schools, churches, shopping. Good location and
landscaping, $18; 500

SPACE — VIEW — PRIVACY

Cn]
‘YOUNG

AGENCIES

LIMITED

NEW LISTINGS

1518 - Ist Ave. Kinnaird —
Spacious Split Level. 1911
Ft. Features 3 BR,

Heneiater "taree fu nity
leatolater. i} a
iatehen. Wallto-wall

at cost — $27,000.00 terms.
504 - 10th Ave. Kinnaird —

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
A combination one must

gage.
future development.

rty has 100 ft. frontage
on Columbia Ave., Castle-
gar. Priced to sell at $19,-
500.00 - Terms.

RENTALS
1, 2 and 3 BR. Suites —
and

gar, 55 x 100’, nice level. Ph.| WILLING TO BABY SIT —
. | 385-7872. 326|day or night. Ph. eenar ts

ti. |APPIy_ to

5 ACRES OF LAND ON OO-
tischenia flats. Government |}
approved road. Ph. 585, 6808-
LOT IN KINNAIRD. 75’. X |p}
234’, Ph, 365-7461. 327
FOUR LOTS AT RASPBER-
ry subdivision. Write to Box
ue. Castlegar. 327
IMPROVED CORNER
De en 365-5920. 327 Je:
100’ x 100’ LOT ON STH AVE.
Ph. 365-8081 or contact Eli
Sopow at 430 Willow St, Cast-
<= aE VESTAENT

Goa pei bdrm Bouse ical trailer.
ice $3000. Terms
$3,500. Will lease

OR RENT: CHOICE ONE-|:
t |third acre view lot with mod-

3 BDRM, HOUSE WANTED
to rent. In or around Cas!
gar, Ph. 365-5755 and ask for
Ralph Hansen,
BABYSITTER TO LIVE IN.
deb available, August. et
365-51

RaW ONE: FOR KITTENS.
Will deliver if desired. Ph.
365-6934.

ANY WRITERS INTEREST-
ed in getting a Writer's De ary:
t

stle-| and discharged to the site as

Refuse shall be conveyed

follows: private cars, pick-
ups, trailers and trucks.

The site to which the re-
fuse is discharged shall be
eed as follows: sani-
enching method of
lane with intermitter
compaction’ and earth coven
ing (tenatively monthly).

I, E. T. sodard, secret-
yy certify

get five or more names, I can
get special group rates. Ph.
S80 sau or write Box 136,

NELSON
. to 6 p.m. shift. Monday
ced [teu “Saturday. Ph. Lorne 365-

SHORT ORDER COOK AP-
ply Bob's Pay-n-Takit it ae
WANT LES i PISTOLS,
shotguns. Old modern. | 5
Norm’s Sport Shi son. Nelson.
Ph, 352-2015,

with option to buy. ee S65.
Lor ON 6th AVE, CASTES:

Bus. Opportunities

FOR RENT 2-ROOM OFFICE
suite above Bank of Montreal
Creighton Construc-
tion Co. Ltd. Ph. ener

FOR SALE OR TRADE
Good Ready Mix Business
Going Concern
Ph. 357-9583 or Write

Box 228, Salmo, Lasers

BUSINE

Ph. 365-8060.
OPERATE YOUR OWN BUS-
‘ither 0) 01

ment — with unlimited pos-
sibilities. Open to men, ladies
or married couples. Will be
interviewing

Box. 490-C, Castlegar. All re-
plies will be acknowledged,

Young Agencies Ltd.

P.O. Box 428 — Kinnaird, B.C,
Office 365-7125 Res. 365-8117

VEHICLES FOR SALE

1966 DODGE POLARA, VERY
low mileage — like new. Ph,
365-7872. 326

PREMISES NEXT | PHi
io Castlegar Credit Wales:

r | books, ab!
Apply. at Castlegar News.

WORK WANTED

hereb:
that this application does not
conflict with the local by-
laws of the Regional District
of raat ‘Kootenay.

A copy of this applica
tion was 5 nested on the. 3 day
of June, 1968.

In loving memory of our dear
son and brother Marvin York
who passed away suddenly

July 1 1966.

gongs is ene face we loved

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.

Charter Service

Towing - Barges

anywhere on the
Arrow Lakes

Nelson 352-5434

Silent. is athe voice we loved
Too far aay for sight or
speec!
But not too far for thought
4 ;
Sweet to rememier him who
once was her
And who, though “absent, is
just as dea
— Sadly missed by Mom,
Dad, brother ae wife Kit-

ty and family, brother Mor-
ris, wife Marilyn.

SUMP & SEPTIC
TANK

PUMPING

lowest rates
PHONE

This is to
filed with the Director of a

In loving memory of, the late

lution Control,

Buil , Victoria, -B. .C. Any

person ‘whose rights would
affe in accordance

or, where ser-

NOTICES

ROOM AND BOARD IN PRI-
vate home. Apply 511 - ath
Avenue, Castlegar,

ecTen

Vice is required, within 30
days of the serving of a copy
of the application, file wi
the Director an objection in
writing to the granting of a
permit stating how he is af-
fected.

Dated June 13, 1968.
E. T. Bodard, Sec-

ref -Treasurer,
Regional District of
Central Kootenay.

ranjoff.
Even death has its wonderful
mission,
Though it robs us of those
love;

roundings, x
fl To long for the « meeting
above. &

— Grandmother Wanjoff.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pinc-

Mr. R. Davies of Milfordhav-
en, Wales. The wedding will

take place in song Ha-
waii, on August the third.

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING
& HEATING LTD.

Supplies & Installations
Natural Gas & Oil Heating

Medical Clinic of Castlegar & Kinnaird
wishes to announce

Dr. J. H. Walton has returned from 6
months post graduate training in Mon-
treal and Dr. G. Rothman, formerly of
Montreal, has joined the clinic.

Tonsils Do Help
Protect Health
Of the Child

Contrary to common belief
tonsils do serve a useful pur-
Bose, according to The Caned.

in Medical cal Assoela oclation. a

ege
Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1.a.m. Fridays & Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

Period the tonsils are large.
the child reaches | the age
of nine™ or 10, the tonsils;
become smaller, and 2 the

the:
locates y are difficult to

There are indications for
the removal of tonsils, Among,
them are repeated tonsil in-

fections, these
oy been ac dt
infections o:

ficulty with hearing du due

ton, Ger bald

From PARDMAN’S To You

“ROY” FROST CLEAR

Designed especially for families with a lot of
living to do... .

‘@ TWIN PORCELAIN VEGETABLE: CRISPER

D..BUTTER: & CHEESE. COMPARTMENT
BALANCED CONDITIONED AIR ALL THRU
@ 5 YEAR. GUARANTEE ON PARTS & SERVICE
@ 10 YEAR WARRANTY ON COMPRESSOR

FURNITURE & APPLIANCE LTD.
3 365-5240

PARDMAN’S

FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
CASTLEGAR, B.C. PHONE 365-5240

Specialists
Speed Queen
and Dryers
DAY OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-8284

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS:
Castlegar.

328 | sharp o
line for "isola advertising is
12 noon on Tuesdays. tfin40

a Seae FURY. 2-DOOR
per 383, 4 sp., A-1.

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
new. term begins Septentber

OF
KOOTENAY MULTIPLE
UREAU
ae

Bae “saninee” ja Rossland bet:
ween 6 and 7 p.m.

New 4 bedroom on Sth Ave. Kinnaird, wit
dimensions. Full length sundeck, double “plumbing
large lot. Some finishing required. Owner will assist in
financing. $25,000

CASTLEBAR SUBDIVISION

Attractive new 3 bedroom at 997 Silverbirch Crescent.
Bright modern kitchen with wall oven, double vanity
compartmented bath, W to W carpet, paved driveway
to double carport. $22,500

BUY AN INCOME

Six suite apartment block. All units furnished and ten-
ants pay own utilities. Good location and revenue. En-
quire for price and terms.

SIDE — BY — SIDE DUPLEX

Attractive and well-kept duplex close to schools and
hospital at 7954th Ave. Owner will consider trade.
$17,500

WE HAVE MANY OTHER LISTINGS AND WE DO
HAVE MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLE.

Anderson Agencies
Phone 365-6451 or 365-7944

CiTY CENTRE MOTEL

DINING ROOM

NOW OPEN

Monday to Saturday — 7.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.

DINE IN COOL COMFORT

We Specialize in Wedding Parties, Dinner Parties

And All Social Functions

MARJ & RAY MELANSON

The A.B.C. of It!

these infections,

rry Archi and Ivo Thie:
ig due to| while Mrs. Lambert and district commander

Art Lambert Archie August I ks on.
awards to. George Ash- guest fi SoU rae eeuae asia

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., July 11, 1968 7 We
New Farming LUNN

Methods Used BO B’ S

Widely in Japan
Pay’N Takit

Japan ved Jeads in aquicul-
Join the crowd at our

farmers grow

coffee-bar Be Kool!
Try one of our Maity-Milk
ege| Shakes, a real Malt fle
vor — Try one of our
Red Apple Shakes, they
are ! How about
a Flip Shake —— and
only 5c extra!

If you don’t like sha-
kes, try our Root-Beer
Floats, Ice - Cream Sodas,
or one of our Delicious
rola. Banana Splits!

ts!In Our Grocery Dep't;

ture.
oysters on lotr dan,
ing ft from rafts in waveles
As the youn,
cling at intervais to th

cultivation of marine ee
as animals. Japan
farvests nearly

edible neatly mordeven

gu it a
banquet held Wednesday of last week at the
Hi Arrow Arms.

CARNATION INSTANT
erals an and proteins than} BREAKFAST, only 59c¢
Tpo at, could become 251 COFFEE-MATE, 18-oz.

Power

. —- Castlegar News Photo

Children who have hi
abscess around one or both ot
the tenulls: should have the

removed AFTER

Acure INFECTION IS over.
mall children who have dif-
Hleulty in eating and sleep-
ing because o obstruction
frem adenoids in the Po ack of
the nose or
praed. fonallg soften ben bene’ tt b:
having tonsils and adeno:
remaved. uld be ibe!

shot remembered
that tonsils are notab!

Teacher

m-|ies does not

B.C. Teachers’ Federation.

Robert M. Buzza said in
a letter to all candidates in
the July 15 Provincial by-|to

Teachers’ Support Not
Fully with Opposition

opposition to
government education polic-
t mean that they
support the education pro-| pact to
gram of opposition parties,
says the. president of the

mented by a local contribu-
tion to the cost of the found-

Added Buzza: “It would
be naive of as foi ae that
any one party opose
an_ education ras Fat
will be completely acceptable

the steaching Profese on.”

election that

“we are equally opp
the ‘province-pays

some members of the Lib
The re removal .of tonsils
and adenoids is 2 surgical op- al aE one partes,
eration. It should be Perfor.
ed only when there are
{fie in indications. Remoyv. at
ie

cumstances vill “h not_ benefit} i
fe e patient in any shape or|tem of basic

provincial treasury

the
program,

Daisy Marks
Died on Tuesday

Lone Woman
Driver Possible
Attack Victim

attacks on women driv-|

ers crimes of chance-

combinations of time, place
wWol

bast protection is to

which is

son.
bit ey BCCA_ offers
advice to female mater

pave the doors locked at|the chapel of the C:

have expressed stron oppos-
pot | eee to the new pt Deiat
finance formula,
sed to
! educa-
tion policies proposed by
Liber-

our view — and
that of school trustees —

ing a substantial degree of

tonsils in any other cir- equalization, without sacrific-
ing local emmy: isa the
from

to
districts, cale calvulated 01 on
basis of a foundation
supple-

In Nofson Hospital’

ma 'g ++ Daisy Doyle Marks, 58, a

avoi Thrums, :. die
in the «

says the B c. tig combina Lake General Hospital iu Nek

Funeral services will.be
held Friday at 10 am. from

KINNETTE PRESIDENT Mrs.
Reg Skinner presented a $30| W!
cheque recently to Gwilym

lughes of the Silver Birch

ool for Handicapped Child-
ren. The money is to provide
needed “equipment for the

be purchased is being left
with school officials.

all times. Keep your

jewelry and Packages cit of of
The flash of a diamond
the trigger to troub-

most vulner-

Wilding officiating.

urse,| Funeral Home with Rev. T.

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PUBLIC NOTICE ©
Regional District of Central Kootenay
Synopsis of By-law No. 47
This 1,2 Bylaw. to authorize the submission of a
to the of a defined area of
Blccloral Area ‘fof the Heginal Digsit of Genta
Kootenay i070) obtain their opinion page the question

The Board of the Regional District. of Central
Kootenay in open meetizg assemble enacted as follows:
1. That a Referendum be submitted to thi

wer.
In 1953 she moved to
the Kootenays and hadib been
a days pune in this are
is survived ty, ‘her
husband, eset one daugh-
ter, Mrs.

Janger, both vo

survivin ig six
prota and eight sisters.
She was predeceased by
four sisters.
Interment will be at Park
Memorial Cemetery at’ Kin-
naird with the Castl Fun-

nt (Vallarie) Be-
a. >

t/ eral Home in care of arrange- |

ation Program. equal in im- in
all districts.”

>| the closest aiention and
it reflex

| to one side, let you pass more
because’ you will

school. Decision on what is to | Dro

ion for main. Economy Jars .... $1.29
Garge 18oz. jars!)
CAKE MIXES, Duncan
Hines, 3 pkgs. .... $1.00
ing| CRISCO, 3 Ib. tins .... 99¢
n°3| Monarch DESSERT Top.
PING, per tin only 4%
WOODLAND CHEESE,
{it is mild) bb... 59e
daily| SPRAY Starch, Easy On
fg. 24 oz. oo.

It has been et
culture is now hes, bre TINS PREM, 2 tins _. 79¢
DOG FOOD, Pard, A Que
lity Food for him!

7 tins ..2.. $1.00
ZEE WAX REFILLS,

Keep the Gap
Open and Don’t
Run Into Trouble

When you, Close the Ba

traffic, ‘ys

Ba ep Oras
@ of the most co!

mon Parnes of ic crashes, i
ar-end collisions result

from fo following so closeli that

you can’t stop or dodge in

time, even if you were payin; f

ha

tl
your By, pava penarrate
ces. If
rourselé maneuver-| w<
(in eane of a sudden
turn by the driver

A safe interval will give you
enough additional vision and
reaction time to ste; ie
brake id an escape route

Researchers of the US
bureau of commerical fisher-
ics have Seveloped a commer-

fastest

is
orld may indeck look to
the: sea tor its future.

Coan 1 a N NGS

GASTLEGAR NEWS

cause you
able to see more of the traf-
ic scene, and spot hazards
a distance. me a

ane ‘Allstate Insurance
urges motorists to
dnving rules for cent

AT YOUR

' GENERAL PAINT AND

MONAMEL DEALERS
601 Columbia Ave_
SUPERTONE SHINGLE STAIN, Gal.
— Green — Brown
SUPERTONE SHAKE PAINT, Gsl.
White Only

OGLOW BROS.

ip back,

following trucks

vehicles, that obstruct other
vision.

- maCHUCK’S

KINNAIRD,. B.C.

[Bjque presented recently to

HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT is to
be purchased with a $50 che-

Castlegar and District Hospi-
tal administrator Ken Talarico| Mrs.
by the Kinnette club of Cas-
tlegar and district. Mrs ‘Reg

of
presents the cheque while
vice-president Mrs. Don Wal-| an
lace looks on.

Vaccination

garl
site on the taxable assessed values for school purposes,
excluding all property that is taxable for school pur-
poses OTe ye ititied to vote
. The persons ent vote on the question, sub-
ject to any restrictions contained in the ‘Municipal Act’,
are all property-owners within the defined area of
Area T’ of the Regional District of Central

NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE, that the above is a opsis. of a
By-law that may be inspected at the following

ost Office,

00 p.m. daily, ex-
cept Saturdays and Holidays, from wi 11 to July 261
1968, and that the synopsis is not ‘nterded to uly 20,
not to be deemed to be an interpretation of the By-law.
DATED at Nelson, BC. this 5th day of July, 1968.

E.T. Bodard
Secretary-Treasurer
Regional District of Central Kootenay

BEEF CHUGK STEAK, Ib. ....... 49c
BEEF ROUND STEAK, Boneless, th. 89c
BEEF SAUSAGE, Ib.’............ 59¢
REEF ROAST, Bonciess, Ib. ...... 69¢
SIDE BACON, Sliced, half Ib. ..... 38¢
BAEX BACON, Sliced, half fb. .... 55¢
PORK BOSTON STEAK, Ih. ....... 59¢
PORK GHOPS, all cuts, ib. ....... 7Tc
VEAL SHOULDER STEAK, Ib. ..... 69c
GHIGKEN, fresh, whole or cut up, Ib. 59¢

of vaccination in the fe SEE
World eae lation
form are sup]

charge to the’ ped | free fae

Yellow fever vaceinati
centres, which are

ment of national healt id
an

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Phone 365-7248

BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. LTD.
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Dennis Popoff, Slocan
Park, July 5, a daughter.
TOMILIN — ‘To Mr,

RICEK — To Mr.
Mrs. Steve Grice, wcastigar,

July 9, a dau;
aoe IN — To Mr.
Mrs. Dallas Bjarneson,
Gastegar, July 11, a daugh-
er.

Kinnaird Pool

THURSDAY EVENINGS 6.30 — 8.00

ARE RESERVED FOR ADULT SWIMMERS
(No one admitted under the age of 16)
Splash Parties may be arranged to take place
after regular evening swimming. Rate $10.00
per hour, minimum $10.00.

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