CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 17, 1969

FOR RENT

FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

. WANTED

BUSINESS BUILDING WITH
living quarters at rear,
365-5931. tin
2 SDKM. HOME WITH GAR-
age and cabin on Lake View
Drive, Ph, 365-5356.
SEMLFURN, SOOM HOUSE
in Robson. Ph ae an je
SUMMER PLA NO C

ren or pets, oh. 365-1 Bo7T, 1330
AK CONDITIONED FULLY
furn, Suite, ideal for couple.
Ph. 365-8153. 32!
2 BDRM. HOU:
reasonable, Ph, 365-7557.
ONE-BEDROOM PS HED,
suite at 901, Sth Ave., Kin-
naird, so8, monthly. Ulittles
included.

ONE BDRM BSMT. Sune.
Furnished or semi-furnished.
This suite is completely pri-
vate and has wall-to-wall car-

Ph, |ivs,
29

LARGE TRICYCLE, 36, 30u
quarter inch slate $10,
Ph. 365-5608, 32
ONE CHESTERFI£&LD, GUitN-| 2
ey 40" range. Ph, 305- on.
328
22” GAS KANGE, EXCE
ent condition. Ph. 365-5827.

luv x 55 HOUSE inert
Ph, 365-5454,
LARGE THREE BDRM One
2% years old, quiet area at
1905-4th Ave., Kinnaird. Built-
in range, sun deck, two fire-
places, two and one-half baths
— carpeting, air conditioned,

3) view location. Modest down

14’ FIBREGLAS BOAT REA-
sonable price. Ph. 3065-5580.
321

16°) HALF CABIN BOAT
with 33 hp motor and trailer.
Ready to go. Complete. rigs
$575. Ph, 365-5498,

12 FOOT HOUSE THATLER
9 | $90d, Shape. Ph. 365-5376 aon

BABY BUGGY, LIKE NEW:
Ph, 365-8316. 328
ELECTRIC “HEDGE TRIM.
mers, $15, Ph. 365-5302, 329

is|POWER TOOLS, LIKE NEW,

SPACIOUS TWO BDKm Art.
in downtown Castlegar. Avail-
able Sept. 1. Ph. 365-7623 or
apply at 125 Main. 82.
IN ROBSON, LARGE TWO
bdrm suite, heated and furn-
ished. Ph. 365-5405. _tin28
TwO BDRM HOUSE LN CAS-
tegar. Ph. 365-7379. 328
KINNAIRD, NEW TWO
parm suite, $75 a month. No

pets please. Ph. 365-8087. 328] to

THREE BDRM HOUSE AT
1508-7th Ave., Kinnaird. Eith-
er furnished or unfurnished.
Ph. 365-5851 or 365-8225. 328
2 BDRM DUPLEX IN KIN-
nainrd. Full basement. he
365-6678.

BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW
one bdrm apt. Attractively
furnished. Excellent location
in Castlegar. No children or
pets. Ph. 365-5147. 228
2 BDRM HOME IN KIN-
naird. Full bsmt, gas heat.
Available July 15. Ph. 365-
6588, 328

PUELES CENT-
rally located,

2 BDRM.

8" bench saw, 6” jointer, 12”
band saw, 18” jig saw, mo-
ore, belts, stands. Price $285

all. iso one Gurney
sete, uae bss price $35. Ap-
ly Re tel.

BRAND NEW 9 X 12 CAMP.
ing tent and 3 sleeping bags.
Neur new 1969 Datsun 1600
deluxe, 5500 miles. Phone
365-5265.

14" PLYWOOD BOAT AND
trailer, Ph, 365-8388. 329
FOR SALE OK RENT, “HARD-
Klondike Camper Trailer
with mattresses, Ph. nether

40” RANGE, $25. WRINGER
washer, $50. Ph. Rcpindes

ONE CONSUL 21” TV. AND
one chesterfield suite. Ph.
365-7150.

MARR-CRAFT LUXURY TRA-
vel trailers now reduced to
clear. Take advantage of the] 4
new low clearance prices.
Mayflower Service, ‘Slocan
Park, B.C, 229
ONE 16’
contained.
Andersen’s
Robson. Ph. 365-6: 56.

SCAMPER, SELF-

full
and: garage. iach Aug, 1.

fe SDR SR UFLEX. FUR
ished, Oglow Sub ‘Ph. 365-
7391 after 6 p.

LARGE FURN- “TRAILER IN
Robson. Parked on _ private
lot. No children. Ph. 365-3107
for details. 429
1 BDRM. AC LARGE BRI-
ght, partly

Ave., Kinnaird. Ph. 365-5: eee

ONE BDRM, FURN., _ cd

il_carpet, |al cl ms
ed suite, wall to wall carpet, |e nable Pie 30S 7261 oF 30.

close to high school. Ph.
5156 or call at 801 - Sth ne

FULLY FURNISHED APTS.
Scenic view. Ph. 365- ee

IN CASTLEGAR, TWO a
house, partly furnished. Ph.
305-8245. 329
2 BDRM HOUSE IN COLUM-
bia Heights, furnished or un-
furnished. Garden already in.
Ph. 365-5604. in
3 BDRM SU
schools. Ph. 36:
ie) ALLY LOC. SS
cious basement suite. Private
entrance. All es includ-
ed. Ph. 365-5216. 328
FU AND TIEATED BSMT
suite, ‘available July 15. Suit-
able for couple or 2 Le
ors. Ph. 365-7460.
FURN. BACHELOR OSH:
suite, TV included, | town cen-

g|September, Priced for quick
=!sale. Ph. 365-6513. 32°

ONE 10° CAMPER, GAS
29|range, ice box. Can be seen
at Andersen’s Trailer outs
Robson. Ph. 365-6426. 328
RASPBERRIES, PICK YOUR
own, 15c lb. Peter Ogloff,
Robson, Ph. 365-3498.
BALED HAY FOR SALE.
Ph, 359-7217 South Slocan.
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS

S$! No by local artist. Ph. 365-8366.
children or aut 1312 - Sth]

FRIDGE, ELECTRIC
range, washer and dryer, 2
double beds (complete), 2
chests © of drawers, 2 occasion:
‘s. All ite very re:

5821 after 6 p.m. during week
days. 329

HOMES FOR SALE

2 BDRM HOUSE. ADJOIN-
ing garage. 36 Woodland Be
Ph. 365-6626.

10TH AVE. INNATE 7
bdrms., full basement with
finished rec room, enclosed

128 | garage, large lot fully land-

scaped. Available August-

RASPBERRY VILLAGE —
Large newer home, 1421 sq.
{t., 4 blocks from shopping,
nlecly Jandseaped on large
lot 120° x 130’, Full basement,
has suite wv ith separate en-
trance, oil air furnace, car-
Port. Price $22,000. KMLS.

327
OLDER 3 BDRM HOME, CAR-

398 port, close to town and

Ph. Castlegar, Ph. 365-5598.

schools. Needs some finish-
ing. Price $9400. 750 Main,

to one
Ph, 365-8074 or 365-6593.
328

a Bone HOUSE IN KIN-
|. 365-7501. 328

|. Ph.
i

———=

Up High in Crestview

Where the view is terrific.
1450 ft. of open-plan living
on wooded lot with deep fam-
ily pool. Family kitchen with
snack-bar. Dbl. fireplace. Ei
Suite plumbing, 3 barms with

a dandy. $23,500.

New Home in Kinberry
2 stories to the view and a
full balcony from the carpet-
d living room. 3 lovely
full bsmt., 2 baths
and two fireplaces. 1330 sq.
ft. and carport. Terms. $23,-
500.

Fun in the Country

Enjoy the freedom of the
caretree life on your own
small ranch. 3 bdrm. mod-
ern bungaiow, barn and chic-
ken run. 3 fenced fields and
ood hiking on the hill be-

29 | hind. $18,500.

Delightful but Modest
Hidden under weeping wil-
lows, well back from the
road, on beautiful grounds, 3
bdrm. Colonial with H.W.

312,91
ea on Kinnaird Bench
913 - 10th Ave., in a neigh-
borhood of good homes and
lovely people. Modest
bdrm. with sparkling family
kitchen, bsmt., attic and a
garage. On half lot. $18,500.

frse Fireplace Home

the Carter subdivision.
‘Available for early posses-
sion. 4 bdrms., full bsmt., ba
parate dining rm., gas. heater
35900 dn. and’ $123 as
$12,900.

Beautiful & Modern on Prince
Quiet dead-end street, just
above the ferry. Very mod-
ern, 2 bdrms. up and small
suite below. Inspection any
time. $14,500.

Lake Frontage be Damned
MLS offered, and very ex-
clusive, the perfect recrea-
tional site for that get-away
feeling. At Slocan Park, on
ine west side and with over

a quarter mile of river front-
age, 31 acres of perfect park
land, cottage, barn, guest
cabin, sheds, fruit, power and
peace-of-mind. Including the
best fishing hole on the Slo-|2
can River. $13,500.

10 AC, WOODED LOT (MLS)
adjoining the above property,
also with river frontage.

7 | $2,500.

YOURS for REAL ESTATE-

HIPWELL REALTY

P.O. Box 1179 Ph. 365-7514
Castlegar, 6.C-.

ALAA

; 1 two bdrm and 1 one
Sowntown: ‘Ph. 365-

tin26

FURN. STE IN| DOWN-

LISTING

Price $21,000.

$16,900 with good terms.

Attractive 3 bdrm. home

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

MEMBER OF KOOTENAY MULTIPLE

CASTLEGAR

Riverview — 1375 Christina Place
All electric 3 bdrm. home with furnished 3 room suite
down. Sundeck off D.R. Lot fenced and landscaped.

Near Post Office — 311 - 2nd Ave.
Neat 2 bdrm. home on large fenced lot. Asking $10,000.

$2,000 Down — 560 - 7th Ave.
Invest in the future with this very good up and down
Duplex in excellent rental area. Price $13,500.

For Sale or Rent — 62 Woodland Dr.
Vacant 3 bdrm. home. Rent is $125 P.M. or will sell for

Split Level — 505 Willow St.

SERVICE

carpeting. Full bsmt. Sure is oe

goors ne, oodles of closets. a

WOODLAND PARK, 2100 SQ.
8} it. home-on river frent lot,
with outstanding view ot
Coiumbia anuver, Castlegar
and the valley. Post and beam
construction, wood panelled,
wall to wall carpet in many
areas, large living room, din-
in room and kitchen, zl’ x
’ master bedroom

deck, double glazed windows
throughout, fireplace, play-
room, separate TV room, two
bathrooms, first mortgage

CMHC 6% 9%, second mort-
gage, appr. $2,000 down. Full

price $21,500. Ph. sossnt9

ROBSON FOUNDATION

fireplace, fully —_ screened
porch on 2 sides, 100 x
lot with frult trees, With or
without furn, $8,000. Ph. seo
6815 or 305-5686.

Properly For Sale

CAUNDILY TUBS. PH. 365-

home, small 2 bdrm house, | 8120.

DON'T LEAVE YOUR THRE!

80/bdrm home’ empty. Rent it to

a responsible young family
who will see to it that it is

328]kept clean; the grounds at-

tractive. Must be’ in Castle-
sept. 1, Ph, 365-3438, 326

9th Ave., Hnnalrd: Ph, 352-
7808 after 6 p, 32!

LOT WITH TREES ON SEC-
ond ante Fastleyar, 7x p50
Ph. 327/¢
VIE" Or RASPBERRY
Viliage. Ph. 365-5030. 329

ONE BDRM HOUSE NEAR
high school in Castlegar. Ph.
226-7252 In Vallican,  tfn47

VEHICLES FOR SALE

LARGE WOODED LOT ON[

HELP WANTED

us FULL TIME RESPONSIBLE

babysitter to live in. One:
child, 13 months. Ratton

3286.
Lost

AT PASS CREEK, ONE NET-

“A TOUCH OF EVERY-DAY-
excitement and

custom-built

w-w, 2 fireplaces, 1600 sq. it.,
35- ft. long living room and
dr. with spectacular panor-
amic view over the Columb’

River through 8-ft. wide ther-
mo windows and sliding glass

Patio doors. A beautiful cut
stone fireplace floor to ceil-
ing, dr. panelled in teak. | g3
Very modern kitchen, com-
bines beauty with efficiency,

ties, rec. room, porte: den,
work shop in 1600-ft. base-
ment. Concrete semi-circular
driveway to 2-car garage to
match. 2 concrete patios
fronting view and so many
features that

1954 CHEV BEL-AIR. AUTO.
Very clean and in good run-
ning condition. Ph. after. 5
P.m. 365-5164.

’64 CHEV. BEL-AIR,

Hew: paint job, Ph. 3.5826
afte

1966 VOLKSWAGEN aa
luxe, very good condition, ful:
ly. winterized,’ radio, all
tras. $1000 cash. Ph. 352-7733
or see Bal Sanghera at Men's
Dorms,

1968 PON’ RAG PARISIENNE,
2-door hardtop, V-8, automa-
tic transmission, power bra-
Kes, power steering. Ph. 365 fet

RESULT ENGINES =PRICES
cut 15 per cent for most

315 Popular makes and models.

48-houc delivery.‘ Installa-
tion arranged. SimpsonSears,

Castlegar. Ph. 365- i
inc.

cee eM Sept. 4 inc,
YAMAHA 250 TWIN, GOOD
condition. Ph. 365-5506. 328

ted buoy: with nylon rope aly at-
tached. Please return to

creation Commission No. Rr
Castlegar. 328

NOTICES

ALCOHOLIC bestest

Box 303, Castlegar.

SEPTIC TANK PURPING

Ph. 368-5166, Trail.

ROOM AND BOARD IN aie

vate home. Apply 507-4th nave
ar.

Castlegal
EHUTOCOEYING IG: ae

books,
Apply at Castlegar News. a

CLASSIFIED AD RATES: &
cents per word per insertion.
Minimum 75 cents, Three in-
sertions for the price of two.
Classified ads close at 12 noon

_DATSUN

SALES LTD.

Realty, Ph. 362-5676.

FULLY MODERN 2 BDRM.
home in Robson, built-in fri-
dge and stove, lovely land-
scape. Ph. 365-5614 for reer

OR RENT: 4 BDRM. HOUSE
in Robson. Ph. 365-5510.
tin 23

Ss KIN-
uated: Price $5300. Ph. S85.
6944.
2 BDRM. HOUSE Wire
suite in basement. 562 - 4th
Ave., Castlegar. Ph. 360 1608.

MODERN 3 BDRM. HOME IN
quiet subdiv. Landscz | and
paved driveway. Ph. sigh

2 BDRM. HOME, 402 MAPLE
Street, Castlegar. Ph. William

Stushnow, 385-5709. 329

SOONG
Young Agencies Ltd.

REAL ESTATE

We are in a dickering
mood, check these listings,
then phone our office.
KINNAIRD

817-5th Ave.

Small bungalow, ideal for re-
tired couple, a starter for
young people. River lot 80 x
150. $6,000.

Rite 7th Ave.

NEW. CARS

1969 Datsun 1000, 2 door
$1845 plus freight.

1969 Datsun halff-ton pickup
$2135 plus freight.

1969 Semi
$2175 plus freight.

1969 Deluxe Sedan $2295
plus freight.

1969 Deluxe Automatic Sedan

JAIRD, | $2545 plus freight.

1969 Deluxe Wagon $2595

-Iplus freight. gar
1969 Deluxe Wagon, automat-

ic $2795 plus freight.

1969 1600cc Sports Conver-
tible $3345 plus freight.
1969 2000ce Sports Conver-
tible $3733 plus freight.

1969 4-Wheel Nissan Patrol,
4whee!l drive $4573 plus
freight.

USED CARS

*64 Comet wager, 4 speed,
power window, 7

eee | 12
CROSSROADS

Deluxe Sedan|cheni

Quotations will be “Feceiv-

a up to oon July sot, ga

for supplying turnace oil, gas-|

oline and diesel oil req

ments for School District No. No.

9 (Castlegar).
FURN,

gar. Occupancy on or before |»

| CONFIDENTIAL CLEARANCE — Enroute to Canada from
Tokyo on CP Air flight | 402, young Chang Soar whl whispers
to Ci

ACE OIL: A i.
mately 30,000 gallons of furn-
ace oil to Be supplied. All

PB

Kinnaird Ele:
Vista, Blueberry € Creek, Ootis-
Pass Creek,

Coulson while his sister Hua Chang looks on, The Seance
at 35,000 feet over the Pacific was a test flight held iby
Canadian authorities planning for the era of the giant 500

| passenger “jumbo jets”. Mr. Coulson handted the immigra-
leY| tion, customs, health and agriculture clearance for 110 pas-

sengers in four hours on the aircraft.

Shoreacres, Karrys, Hobson.
GASOLINE: proxi
mately 24,000 eallone bE Ae 2

IN MEMORIAM

gasoline to be
nne to be delivered to pump
located, at School District
Maintenance Office, Castle-

IESEL OIL: Approx:
ve 12-15 barrels of die
sel oif to be supplied to the
Maintenance Garage.

penatiers

The Board reserves the/*
Tight to reject any or
quotations. The lowest or aay
quotation will not necessar-|
ily be accepted.
Quotations: must be seal-|=

es, radio. $1235.
‘67 V.W. Sedan, radio, great
shape $1595.

‘63 Pontiac Parisienne, nice
shape $1,025.

‘65 Falcon, one owner 6 cylin-
ler, nice shape $875.

68 Toyota Corona, one omeers
like new, radio

PN

Ren

A good idea made better
CROSSROADS DATSUN
SALES L’
Corner of Columbia & Maple |¢
Phone 365-7209

ame. 8rd Bedroom in Base-
ment, Lot 100 x 160. $11,900.

407-7th Ave.

Near shopping centre, 4 bara
full bsmt, new heating sy:

em, 2 full bathrooms, lot 5
x 200. MLS. $12,000.

CASTLEGAR

18 Woodland Drive
Attractive 2 bdrm bungalow,
carport, storage Bed lot 100
x 600. Well landscaped
$11,500.

770 Maple ‘Street
Neat as a pin, 2 bdrm, full
t, carport, tool ‘shed,
Fie S00 lot, fully landscaped.
$12,

720 aa Street
Real bargain, 2 bdrm, full
bsmnt, _ Eumpus room, ‘full

with double two

ed and
Fuel Oil and ne uA

In loving memory of our
dear son and brother Marvin
York wie, passed away July
16th 196

You bade no one a last

ie- | farewell

Or even said goodbye.
You were gone before we

knew
And God alone knew why.
eo left a beautiful mem-

And a grief too sad to be

om us who loved and lost

*¥our memory will never
wold.

oO Nadly missed by Mom,

Dad, Glenn, Kitty and family,

Morris and Marylin

. King,
Secretary. ‘rreasurer,
School District No. 9
(Castlegar)

Castlegar, B.C.

ENGAGEMENTS

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

Castlegar

Phone 365-7202

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.

Charter Service

Towing - Barges

anywhere on the
Arrow Lakes

Nelson 352-5434

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING
& HEATING LTD.

& Installations

Mr. and Mrs. G.
Clarke of Brownsville, Ont.
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their younger
daughter, Sonja Elaine to Mr.
Fred Nacarere son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred of Castle’

Gravel & Top Soil

Columbia Sand & Gravel
349-8th Ave. Castlegar

Natural ce & on Heating
Speed.d “Gusen Wales,
id Dryers

DAY. OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-8284

gar, B.C. The
take place in First E Ntist

urch, ‘Tillsonburg, © Ont.,
Sly 18, 1969 a8 pm.”

CARD OF THANKS

365-5413
Gordie Baulkham
Sales

Bus. Opportunities |i

FOR RENT — TWO Roon|en
tion suite ve Hank a
lontre: to Creight-
in Construction Co. Ltd. P!
365" 7707. thet
FOR RENT BUSINESS
premises next to Castlegar
Credit Union. Ph. 365-8060.

tinl

SPARE TIME INCOME RE-
filling and collecting money
from NEW TYPE high-quality
coin-operated’. dispensers © in
your area. No No selling: ae. quay
lify you must

ferences, $600 ‘a 32900 3 fash.
Seven to twelve hours weekly
can net excellent

INSURANCE &

an asset.

Interior firm requires an honest and reliable person,
or man & wife team, to operate and manage a well
established Insurance. & Real Estate branch office.
Good remuneration, medical, group life, good schools,
tremendous outdoor life, main arterial hi-way. Country

REAL ESTATE

should be licenced.

Write giving full particulars to Box 490B, Castlegar,
B.C. All applications will .be answered.

ad day
When ~ in one ts Ww we: loved was
God ile her. "home, it was
But in our hearts she liveth
still
— Kay, Dianne, & Carol

—— For Sale

37.5 K.V. ELECTRIC. GENERATOR

SAWMILL BURNER 40’ X 40°

Peace River Country Offers Much

BY Barry Broadfoot al bloc of British Columbla.
“The Peace? Sure, ask “So,” we asked, “What
I know all about t her,” about this Peace River Coun-
sald the neat retired
in the: hotel lobby at Chet. ““You could ask Alexan-
wynd, his face burned to lea-|der Mackenzie and his canoe-
ther by the hot summer suns|men when they came this way
of 57 years in the agricultur- more than 170 years ago, but

LUMBER SALESMAN

Applications are invited for the position of Lumber
Salesman ve an Interior B.C. Sawmill. Sawmill ex-
in and Ship-
ping. aa position leads to senior positions in Manage-
ment, A is but
with sultable with a , High
School graduation will be considered.

An attractive salary is offered commensurate
with experience, together with excellent group benefit
plans. Applications in writing to be made to Box No.
AS0A, C: BC. All will be held in
strict confidence.

ZONE VI

Little Canadian

BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
KINSMEN PARK, CASTLEGAR
July 18 - 19 - 20
Game 1 — 6 p.m. Friday, July 18
Trail and Kinnaird
Game 2 — 1 p.m, Saturday, July 19
Castlegar No. 1 and Castlegar No. 2°

Game 3 — 5 p.m. Saturday, July 19
Winner Game 1 and Creston

Game 4 — 1 p.m. Sunday, July 20
Winner Games No. 2 and No. 3

PRESENTATION OF ZONE VI TROPHY
Sponsored ‘by, Castlegar - Robson
Baseball Association

FRIDAY & SATURDAY

July 18th & 19th

While They Last

@ Dillys — Malties — Curly Tops
BD. Q. Sandwiches — Jets

MIX OR MATCH
ff for ......... 99e
BUSTER BARS ...... 6 for $1.19
ICE CREAM, pints 35c . .. 3 for 99s

DAIRY QUEEN

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

you won't find them around.
‘They went through and cross-
ed to the Pacific, just missed
Captain Vancouver's survey
ships in 1792. And then there
were the Bay men, built forts
all through here, back at the
start of the 19th century.
Planted gardens, cabbages big
as soccer balls, and they
cleaned up every fall in the
fur trade. Things went along
slow and easy until 1898
when they found gold in the
Yukon creeks, north and west
of here, a jong long way, and
some of them looked

map, . found Edmonton and
sald ‘We'll head up this way,’
and they did.”

there too late and there was|
nothing left. They either
packed it up “and went home
via Vancouver, or they work:
ed for wages. Most of the
gold taken out of that coun-
By wound up in the travell-
ing bags of the ‘merchants,
gamblers and the dance hall
girls. It’s always the way.”
“Then this part of the
world drifted along for a few
more years. A few roads went
in here and there, and set-
tlers, a lot of Englishmen,
came in and took up home-
steading. That's where I came |“
in. Then the war, the ‘14 war,
and we all headed south and
joined.’
“Then back we came in
1919, those who were jefe
and the boom started.
you, she boomed. Free Nand
Ba soldier-settlers, and high|@

ie
to the Klondike but they BY fin

‘What alse
3. see? Well, go and eet

ands. of American: lads who
thought or this country only
as dust, and heat, and? cold
colder than: they believed pos-
sible, but they built that road
and it worked. They left here
vowing never to set foot in
this country again, but I see
them every day in Surtees
They come up the Hart Hi;

they be seeing the Alaska

they're proud to say it. And
I pipe up my two cents’
worth, and teil them we're
proud too of what they done."
“So after all that excite-
ment, things simmered down
quite a bit. More settlers
came in. Towns got
to| We needed roads more than
tel an

Great Eastern Railway up
from Vancouver.”
“And the Bennett Dam,

on the Peace River. I’m not
going to tell you about it,
because you've got to see it.
There's a road in from right
here in Chetwynd, up by Mio-
berly Lake, and then you can
go out along the river to the
Alaska Highway and turn
south again’: But the dam.
Took years to build. Six hun-
area teet high, yes, 600 feet.

thi
base. You talk about the big
pyramid of Egypt. That's a
tiddlywink compared to that
dam. And it has a lake 225
miles long, more’ than
square les. Some puddle,

~ is there to

up there at Portage Mountain;

600] Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

ment, but there are: thous-

Highway in a few hourg and |g

‘Thursday, July i7,. i960

OB'S

PAY’N
TAKIT
[eis]

POTRESOUSSTOOOSSOOTSSS
We Reserve the Right to
Limited Quantities
Trade with your locally own-
ed merchant—where you can

buy Quality-Foods at Lower
Cash Prices!

STONED WHEAT THINS,

Final arrangements have
been made for the three-day’
Little Canadian zone VI base-
ball tournament to be held at
Kinsmen Park Tf to-|

morrow reports Nick Stooch-
hoff, the tournament director.

"Five teams comprising of
Creston, T! naird and
two Castlegar ‘teams will play

District

Socials

Little League Tournament
Schedule Here for 3 Days

in a single knockout tourna-
ment with the winner going
to Penticton to compete in
the provincial championships
to be "held later this month.
Kinnaird meets Trail in

the opening Bame,t to be play-| Cl Art

ed Friday at 6 p.
Game two will t be held at
the

Mr. and Mrs. George
Wickett and sons Randy and
Terry of Rosetown, ee left

iter visiting Mr.

at the Mile

you this country in the early
days was either climbing a
high gear or skidding
owe the other side.”
“The Depression. A bad
time. Crops were good, but
prices low. Too far from mar-
kets, and high freight rates.
But “they came in, whole fam-
ilies, from the south, the
drought areas, driving wag-
ons, with wives and kids,
cows trailing behind; or chug:
ging up in old cars. You see,
with hard work, there was
always a living to be made.
This soil is good and black
and deep, and there’s about
16 inches of rain at the right
time of year. It was Eood a -then:
and it’s good now. Why, Daw-
son Creek sends out 3,000, 000
bushels a year. more than any
place in Canada, and it’s ail
high, quality protein stuff.”
“Then the war. The last
war, and the highway. This
country exploded like a kern-
el of popping corn. Ameri-
cans, Canadians everywhere.
fort St. John went from noth-
ing to something in no time
at all. Money no object, none
at all. Just build that Alaska
Highway, and they did, and
it did an awful lot for this
country. A mighty © achieve-

Sr signpost in ‘Dawson Creek,
Everybody else does. About
400,000 tourists passed

throu; ugh that town last year,

and I bet -half had their pic-| pt
tures taken.”

“You do any fishing?. Well
there's half a hundred and
add ten - more’ rivers and
creeks to that where you can
ane trout and grayling. Fine

fish, and cook ‘em in

Butter. ‘There’s also Arti

white fish, and Dollies and

rainbows and big lakers.”
“Comeback in the fall
and you'll probably get yours

— elk, a moose in the bus!

off the road. Although I’ve

seen plenty. right on-the main|-
highway here. Plenty of deer.

fall, and so are
ee: Sauce the northern ones,
a last feed in the

nee stubble before heading
south on the Alberta elyway,
“lf you're the hardier
type — the caribou and goat
and Dall sheep type, then this
is the country. Kut it's a long
way in, back to the moun-
tains. Beautiful country, but

rugged. Tough. You'll need a
guide, but there’ 's plenty. Just

be careful.”
“A

Youth Bonuses
Plan Encourages
More Schooling .

The Youth Allowance
program, which came into ef-

aimed at encouraging
ada’s young people to contin-

ue their education. The
0 per month

TRISCHUCK'S

if $1
is paid for 2 any child of 16 oF
17 who resides in Canada, is
maintained by-a: parent, and
in full-time attendance at
school. It is also paid for
mentally or physically | im-
Paired children if they
medically certified -as Gnable
to attend school.

Quebec has a parallel
program ‘called Schooling Al-
lowances.

mber Why,
ject in Septe of 1564, here, except maybe for sugar

Yo
mean, where to een Why
shoot, we handled more than
400,000 last year up in this
country, so 1 guess we can
handle that and a few more
this year. Good hotels, plenty
of motels, lots of government
campsites. All good ones. And
if you want good food, this
is the place, this country.
we grow it all around
and a few things like that.
Some poet once said
Peace is a land of Plenty;
Well, we’ we got plenty, an

more.”

“Go west from this coun-
try and_you hit British Col-
umbia. East and south is Al-

berta and Canada and the
are| United States. North up the
erate ig Alaska. Why, I
guess could almost say
that the Peace River Country
is the crossroads of North
America.”

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C,

BEEF SHORT RIBS, Ib. . . 89

MONDAY — FRIDAY

ROBSON REGREATION SOCIETY
POOL HOURS

In_ thi
4 Appledale Park, the Apple-

jthesAppledale boys defeated

unday aff
Wickett’s mother, Mrs Mae
Wickett of Castlegar.

Mrs. Ted Campbell of
Genelle left Monday” to visit
+/her son and daughter-in-law,

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Camp-
bell and family of Abbots-
ford.

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Nel-
son and children of Burdett,
Alta.,” leit Saturday after

at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. S, Horswill of Kinnaird.

of Kinnaird returned home
Sunday after holidaying for
the past week at Balfour
where) i they were res loined by
Mir. ‘ole and

spending a few days visiting of

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gusman of
Claresholm, Alta., and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Baird of Gra-
num, Alta,

Mr. Nick Popoff of Win-
nipeg left Monday after visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Kaz-
akoff of Kinnaird.

Mr, and Mrs. C. Pepper
of Kinnaird were at Olds,
Alta. recently where they at-
tended the 60th wedding an-
niversary of Mrs. peppers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Maetche.

Guests at the home of

p.m,
two Castlegar teams.

Game three will see the
winner of game one and Cres-
ton play at 5 p.m. Saturday.

Game four will feature
the winners of game two and
game three.

Following the final game,
the winning team will be a-
warded the zone VI trophy
and individual crests for the
players.

All parents of players
and also area residents are
being asked to turn out and
support this tournament.

2 pkgs. _ wan AE
Mais WhEELS, box o' box: of 12

eae
PACIEION MARG INE,
MARGARINE, 6 Ibs. _
REAM

=, SOLO
barred
WHIPPING CRI

yle Bean, Chicken with
or Match,

=——-._ $1.00
150 Ee, ee Tin Troi SEANING.

Cashmere Souler TISSUE,

aah 39e
Glamorene RUG CLEAN.
ER aes eae - We

ve 40c
gargens ate Sie TOILET

King Sie _- sl We
FLORIENT, Fiaral, Pine, Or
chare-Blcaiom, Ig- ecomomy

Ee
Zip DOG FOOD, IC tins $1.08
NOTICE:
Buy your food at Law Cost
Discount

cery bill go
Ask those ho Sonne ee
know!

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dahlin arine

Harasym er family, all of
Green Oak, Mi

Mr. and Mts. dim Too-
good of Blueberry Crescent ate
leaving Saturday to
their home in Victoria. Thee
were honored Monday even-
ing by the David

BIRTHS

STRELAEFF — To Mr.
and Mrs. N. Strelaeff of Cas-
tlegar, July 11, a son.

DUBE — To Mr. and
Mrs. A. Dube of Castlegar,

‘Thompson eo Club at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
S. McKenzie. Mr. Toogood,
who has been the club’s sec-
retary, was presented an en-
graved silver tray by presi-
Gent Dave Williamson. Mr.
and Mrs. Toogood have been
residents of this area for over

July 14, a son.

130 years.

Appledale

In playoffs. for the Slo-
can Valley Credit Union Lit-
tle League trophy, the Apple-
dale Little Leaguers had to
play off with the Winlaw

Cubs in a t t-of-thi

Two Straight Games

Boys Win

ley Credit Union, G. Min-
naert, presented Appledaie
team “captain G. Koochin with
the trophy.

Coach ae Bojey of the

‘series. es
e first game at the

dale Little Leaguers defeated
thet Winks Cubs by a score

E Pitcher for Ap
pledsenoe raat L. Rebalkin who
pitched a perfect game strik-|

presented L. Rebatkin
trophy for the best wattas
average and to P. Postnikoff
a trophy for the best sports-
manship. 53

The Appledale Little Lea-
guers have not lost a game

CAVEMAN

pane Fridge, Range

Tank.

2 MORE

HAVE ARRIVED

Including:— Combination 110V and Pro-

Toilet. Set of 3 Jackets. Extra Propane

SEE THEM AT

P&G Builders Sup

Across from the Arena — Phone 365-8151

and Oven. Chemical

ply

this y

ing out eight Cub batters and
giving no walks and no hits.
‘tne Cubs used three pit-

A. Shkw

gether they struck out four
Appledale batters, gave four
bases on_b: and gave 10
i ith L. Relkoft taking

In| ‘the second game_last
Thursday at the Wintaw Park,

the Winlaw Cubs by a score
of .12-4. Winning pitcher for
Appledale was G. Popoff- who
struck out 10 Cub_ batters,
gave three bases on balls and
gave. up tive hits. Winlat

THE CASTLEGAR - KINNAIRD AND DISTRICT

CHAMBER of COMMERCE

WELCOMES YOU TO

3 FULL DAYS OF

PHONE 365-6618 9- 2 p.m. — Instruction
7 ae He pas — Open Swimming
p.m, — Teens 16 and over; and adults

SATURDAY”

again used three pi

L. Relkoff, T. Kolesnikoff and

P.- Kabatoff. Together they
ppledale

corner Tot. “MLS. S11. come. More In_lovin; memo of a
SRICED FOR GUICK SALE come ary eed e. father,

ROBSON CANAPENN__DIs Fred W. 10. pass:
si »jed away July 16, 1959.

town area. Apply S05 808

BEEF CHUCK STEAK, Ib. ....... 69c
BEEF RIB STEAK; Ib. ......... 99¢

baths, W to W in L.R. Large finished Rec. room opens
to lawn and garden. Carport. Price $20,300, =

Summer Festival

2 SPACIOUS BSMT TOONS Commercial — 240 - Ist Ave.

FOR SALE

SHETLAND PONIES, POOD-
le pups, cross terrier pups,
ersian kittens. Smith Ken-
nels. Ph. 365-7317. 327
1959 TRAVEL-EZE 18”
trailer, Sleeps 4. Parked at
Schuli’s at Christina ei
Ph. 365-8060.

10 x 45 GENERAL TAR
sinall porch. $4500 delivered.
Ph. 365-5308. 327

15’ Sean “BOAT, MOTOR
and trailer. Ph. 226-7446. 327
300 MM TAKERMAR TELE-
yhoto lens with gun stock

09. Ph. 365-5565. 524

Price $17,900, D.P. $7,000.

maximum family comfort
$13,900, Terms.

House and Acreage

acres. Price $22,700.

PHONE

Vacant Store Bldg., 24 X 40, cement block construction.
with full basement, gas furnace. Excellent location.

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3 Bdrms. — Columbia Heights M.L.S.
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3 bdrms., full basement, Oil ‘hot water heat, fireplace.
Furnished 2 rm. cabin and 25 trailer spaces on 7%

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without a basement. Price

365-6451
at 265.0083

2 bdrm home, located on
large corner lot. We might
accept your offer.

LISTINGS

Urgently needed, 3 bdrm.
homes, price range $15,000-
$20,000.

YOUNG
AGENCIES

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MULTIPLE LISTING

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

MOCO

clude phone number.

WANTED

FURNITURE OF. ALL KINDS
— The Salvation Army.

LOT FOR HOME, KINNAIRD
or Castlegar. Write box 983
Castlegar. 3:

TO RENT BY COUPLE:
clean :2 bdrm. unfurn. house,
with washer and dryer space
on ground floor on or before
Aug. 15, Ph. 805-8003. 329
FOSTER HOME FOR A
retarded child, age 20 mo.
Please Ph. Trail 368-3371 or

Mr. Gattinger 365-3147 or

In-|A fuillion times we've needed

you - ©
Ph,
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ome.
29|__ Ever remembered by his

A, naillion times we've cried.
If love could have saved you
You never would have died.
It broke our hearts to lose

of us went with you
The ay that God called you

wife, Nadia, sons Fred and
John, daughters Polly and
Annabelle and family.

In loving memory of Tas.
Soberlak, who passed away |
July 8, 1968.

She lived as jong as she dia |
As well as she cowl
missed by_ mother,

Sadly
8 | Mary, Bar and family.

Cliffside Prep School

-3108

A unique school for boys. Has
a few openizigs for the fall term.

For Information Phone Father
Day at 365-8303

BONELESS BEEF ROAST, Ib. .... 79c
PORK CHOPS, All Cuts, Ib. ...... 99¢
PORK SPARE RIBS,-Ib. ........ 89¢:
BACON, Side Sliced, Ib. ........ 89¢
BOLOGNA, sliced, Ib. .......... 49¢
WIENERS, Ho. {, Ib. . . 59c
FRESH cies whol or ot cul, Ib. . 59

10 - 12 a.m. — Open Swimming
1-5 pm. — Open Swimming
SUNDAY
1-5 pm. — Open Swimming
‘— Tags are available from Fred Salekin —

RED CROSS INSTRUCTION

balls and_ nine
PS amore eine tne losing
Pitcher.

ter the game the
chairman of the Slocan Val-

SECOND SESSION:—
Pre-beginners — Beginners — and Survival Course
Register at the Pool Wednesday, July 23, 9 - 12

OTHER INSTRUCTION

1, — early

2... Mothers and tots — 2 to 4 yrs.

3. Men — those interested in. lessons please
indicate by July 23.

For information about classes Please phone Ron
Waldie at 265-7618.

RADIO & TV
REPAIRS

Guaranteed repairs on
all Radios. and T.V.

Call

MIKE’S TV SERVICE
Phone 365-5112

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COMMENCING

Saturday, August 2nd

Which is dedicated to the

DOUKHOBOR CONTRIBUTION TO OUR
CANADIAN CULTURE

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