BEST EVER is the way the 4th Annual Boat,
Bike and Trailer Show was described by Harold

Club selling over 80 pounds of hamburger.
Proceeds from the hamburger sales will go to

the club’s community projects. Mr. Webber said
the good weather could have been a contributing

'% year the same draw box is used and this year all
= entries had to be placed into a larger container
= just to be able to shake them up, Oue hundred
: > dozen doughnuts, courtesy of Super-Valu, were

factor but he indicated even the dealers, from
their point of view, felt it had been thelr most
successful event. Here Bill Henne Sr. talks boats
with = Castlegar famlly.

j enjoyed by virtors with the Castlegar Kiwanis
y LONG WEEKEND

‘LAST: CHANCEL:
for’ Planting “*”
* fruit trees * evergreens
* flowering & shade trees

TOMATO PLANTS one dozen
: large hybrid. -

FOR PLANTERS, LANDSCAP;NG
DECORATIVE, COARSE
BARK NUGGETS

2.5 cu. ft. bag, reg. $3.95

$2.50

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Consult us for your fandseaping 2 Fequirements
83 we offer comp!

LANDSCAPING CONTRACTING
Services

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CLASSIFIEDS

© HELP.- WANTED
ELECTROLUX CANADA

Ltd. requires two. Salesper-

direct. sales

is pre-arranged.
1914 - for personal

low.

a.m, Monday to

WANTED — SECRETARY/
Receptionist} ylor local Real
Estate Office. Mature wo-
man with pleasant person-
pen and varied ‘office ex-
lence. Excellent work-
he conditions, Call Barbara
McDonald at Castle Realty

PRINCIPAL:IS REQUIRED
for, St. Jose] ss School, Gr-

les K - 7, n, B.C, for
ivie.v77 "reer. please for

ioeuments
st Seseph’s "Seon
Ward Street,

© PERSONAL

WE HAVE WILL FORMS.
Only 75c each. Also Interim
Agreement Sales. forms 2

‘75e. Castlegar News,
isl Columbia Ave. tin 2

Beat
The Heat of Summer

in a pool from

SUMMER FUN POOLS ~

4
Aluminum Wall,

Above or Inground Pools in:
Steel Wall or Fibreglass Wall

Drop into P& G BUILDERS

or call Ivan 365-5890 or 365-7725

REPAIRS FOR Alt POOLS

WE STOCK A GOOD SUPPLY OF ACCESSORIES

7 =

®@ PERSONAL .

ARE YOU. LIVING WITH
or near) a severe, drinkin,
problem? We know wha
eohol does he the alco-

lic, yer
what It's doing 40
AL-ANON

(basement) Wednesda;
a Phone Anne 36!
a

jada 3 ; 8,

® NOTICES

t ip Caligaty i ire at
ing to
ae) off on 1 Fouts. Ph, 365-

THE C, TLE AR
Is Club wants your good
used items for its Annual
Auction, Being held: Sat.,

Districts residents
a ietat ite
ate should call 305-0720 for
pick-up, No items too big
al too small, We want shem

to don-

IR. Ke RLING Witt
poke Glinte fe for examination |
and vaccination of pets from
Ham. to 2 p.m. Friday,
May 28th, No appointment

+ necessary,

© LEGALS

Sieg” Meeting — Bor
Church Hal Wednesday:
8 p.m. Discussion Meeting
= nd Church: base-

or 365-6615 or ae Sees.

verealers mre a

of recovery for
ronpulsive eaters. Meetings
held every money, ev-
ening, 8 p.m, St. Rita’s
Catholic Church basement,
5th Avenue North, Castle-
gar. Call 365-6722 or S65-
7698,

aa oe

FOR
handicapped ed or aie
nd? Call Kootenay Society
for giiindicapped, see sely
or 365-5911,

Bed Wetting A PROBLEM?

Then there is good News!

ORY BED ALARM SYSTEM
is now available on a

ntal Basis from
CASTLEGAR RUGS

© NOTICES
NORDIC HALL IS_AVAIL-

able for rentals. We will
eater to your parties,
weddings, etc. Call
Matt Deverney at ee
for’ further details, 420
THETOFFICE OF GEORGE
‘The

NEED YOUR HOUSE PAIN-
ted (interior or exterior), Or

Worl
guaranteed. Ph. ‘Trail vars
9508.

TENDER CALL
RENOVATIONS '& REDEC-
GRATE ON

JR. SEC. SCHOOL JOSEPH.
INE sak NELSON, B.C.
PROJECT SIZE
siooion

lechanical, Plumbing and
Hecttiea Tenders close at
Bid Depository 4:00. P.M.
dune. X 1976, General
Contractors’ Tenders : close
in Nelson at 3:00 P.M. June
15, 1976,

Plans and Specifications av-
ailable to General Contrac-

Refundable ‘upon return of
documents in good : condi.
tion by noon, June 18, 1976.

Documents _ available to
oilers at cost, Not refund:
able.

Bid Deposit of 10% of bid
required of all General Con-
tractors in form of certi-
fied cheque or bid bond.
A General Contractor 50%
Performance Bond will be
required prior to coummen-
cement, ‘

Documents may be viewed
_at the following locations:

Amalgamated Construction
2675 Oak St,

Vancouver, B.C,

ten Asse Interior Construc-
Ste.

No.
605 Columbia Ave.,
Castlegar, B.C,

Southern Interior Construc-

ion
535 Lawrente Ave.,
Kelowna, B.C.

Southern Interior Construc-s.§. ~~ %
In Assoc.,

12 “ih ‘Ave. 5.
Cranbrook, B.C.

Southern Interior Construc-
tion” Assoc.,

710 Laval ‘Crescent,
Kamloops, B.

BUG URUUal AID aE
Supplies. Located 6 miles
ue of Nelson. The Exec-U-

Mrs. N. Lopaschuk
S52 2081, :

PLAN 24
Interest calculated on
dally balance

at
Castlegar Savings
Credit Union

ADDRESS “ LABELS. HAN-
dy for use on envelopes,
parcels, etc, 300 for $2.25
& tax. Castlegar News. tin

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Calgary, Alta.

Architect's . Office

404 Vernon St.

Nelson, B.C,

Lowest or any sender NOT
necessarily accep!

FAIRBANK & SAWYER
Architects & Community
Planners
404 Vernon St.

Nelson, B.C.
Phone 352-5371,

Kootenay - lake

LEAVES
BALFOUR,
6:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
9:00'a.m,
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:00 noon
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.

MV.
MV.
MV.

Department of Highways
820 Nelson Avenue
Nelson, British Columbia
May 17, 1976.

Md conmete
Sam oe

DEPARTMENT 0} OF. HIGHWAYS.

KOOTENAY LAKE
FERRIES SCHEDULE

Pacific Daylight Savings Time
The following schedule will be effective on the
Fe

tries commencing May 21,
1976 for the summer season, ie

VESSEL.
MV. Anscomb
MV. Anscomb

MV. Anscomb
.V. Balfour
MV. Anscomb

MY. Balfour.

M.V. Anscomb
MV. Anscomb
MV. Anscomb
MV. Anscomb

6!

LEAVES
KOOTENAY BAY
Anscomb 7:00 a.m,
9:00 a.m.
Balfour 10:00 a.m.

Balfour iar 00 noon

GR. Kent 5
District Highways Manager.

nts

© Cards of Thanks

Ir, and Mra,

Oborne of Robson.
Wedding took place | April
1976 in the Annuncia-
tion Parish, Roman Catho-

Uc Church, Prince Rupert.

®@ In. Memoriams

In loving memory of

Mrs, Anne Conkin, “who
assed away May 18, 1976,
ed. and always remem-
bered by) husband, chlid-
Ten, ; grandchildren
t ——
loving jnemory, of of
7 who
taken 18, 19eh 74,
‘To a Beloved other and
Grandmother.”
rates month .comes with

regre
ad brings back a day we'll
never forget;
You asleep without

ye.
But ynemorles of you will
ever ‘die,

‘We miss you more than
anyone knows,
As each any Passes emp-
tiness
ie fears we shed will
wipe Raitd
the ache in our

SPECIAL THANKS TO
all friends, relatives and

for the cards, flow-
ers: glits and best: wishes
on our 60th Weddin; ng A
niversary.—Sophia an Ste-
phan _Jankola,

Words cannot express
the gratitude we feel to all
the wonderful people who
sent cards and floral ar-

bade d
made cnations, to the Heart
bealf of our dear
sind and mother who pass-
ed away April 6, — Si med
Fate Gl eepie and Ori
ae

Bn Tenn and Ball
uae of the Castlegar
lospital for the excellent

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form, Jui being Wi to our office or mall
tee

Special Discount
For Consocative Insertions

2 Weeks fer tha Price of 2

Clessfication Desired (Mine. for Sale, For Rent, Erk.

Pet only one werd ln sock opese

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Pay omens ater let word for ONE tesetion $____

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hs Payment

tad men who ve completed their

S EAE seinhraip pins were | ee presented to members of local

banquet and dance was held
os left to righty Nick

have been: four
four-year ‘apprenticeship.

Three are shown here-with, back row, left to right; business

"representative of the) West Kootenay Les York and i apprenticeship

WANT TO. SELL

‘Wishiow, Wiliam Tomlin, Mike Poster, Andrew Popott, Alex
Markin and Tim pee Missing from the photo is Mo N.

» Zihin.—Local 2300

councillor Toba ‘Anderson of the department of labor. in Nelson.”
Recipients are, front row, left to right, Rodney Retzlaff of Glade

and Arnie Anderson
photo is Andrew Kahatoff of

Carpenters Hold Joint B

derson and Bob paves: both of Salmo. Missing from

jelson.—Local 2300 Photo

YOUR' HOME?
Call’. Mary”: +
865-5244" or 364-2507

“STRAND & MOSBY
REALTY LID.

The Dr. ENDICOTT. HOME
again offers a:

"Summer Short Stay’
During JULY & AUGUST

“Apply tore Ne
SSS *- The" De, ENDICOTT HOME”
Box 1820, Creston, BC.”
Nos 160’

For, an “application form to. enrol your son or’
daughter’ for- this vacation we can. only. offer.
‘a two week period at $2.00 per day to each.

© applicant “in ord fo “accomedste a” greater.”
fumber.

25 Year Pins a

leted their four years of

150 guests
enived a ‘banquet and dance
held’ jointly by. :Carpenters
Local 2300 of Castlegar and
Local 2468,0f Nelson, on May 7

+ at the Hi Arrow Arms.

-Highlights of the evening

included the presentation of.

25-year ‘tembership pins to.
seven members of Local 2300,

| as well as Certificates ‘of

Qualification to four “young
carpénter tradesmen who had

apprenticeship.

Speakers during the even-
ing included president. William
Perehudoff' of Local 2300 and
Fred Evanoff, president of
‘Local 2458, whose topics per-
tained to union business and
co-operation between industry
and unions,’

“A door prize of a D-100
hand saw was won by Allan
Gorcak, and crystal prizes went
to Jack Polonikoff of Thrums
and William Heddle of Nelson.

~ Use of Pigeons for Targets
* Prohibited: by Paris Police

Police prohibited a pigeon

shoot: recently in Paris’ on.

ecological grounds, only to find
out later that hundreds of the
intended victims were re already:
free as birds. ‘

Poetry Contest
Offers $5,000

In Cash Prizes

Ovor $5,000 in cash prizes
will be awarded in the Bicen-
tennial Poetry Contest spon-
sored by the World of Poetry, a

monthly newsletter for posts,

The grand prize is $1,776,

In addition, there will be
10 firat prizes of $200 each, 10
second prizes of $100
third prizes of $25 each,
honorable mentlons-~80 prizes
in all.

Poems of all styles and on
any subject are- eligible for
competition. “A bicentennial
theme would be appropriate,”
says contest director Joseph
Mellon, “but is not necessary."

Rules and_ official entry
forms are available by writing
to: World of Poetry, 801
Portola Dr., Dept. 213,. San
Francisco, California 94127,
patter deadline is July 31,

Alternatives’
To Acute Care
Facilities Sought

‘A. statement calling - for,
alternatives to costly acute care
health facilities and warning
against indiscriminate cutbacks
in health service budgets has
been endorsed by the 18,000-
member: Registered " Nurses’
Association of B.C, (RNABC).

Originated: by the Cana- : i

dian Nurses’. Association, the

position paper notes that “acute |

care is the most costly type of
care and is not necessarily the

+ ‘best investment, We need to

provide some realistic alterna-
tive to our Fellance, on acute
care.”

Ina meeting with RNABC
representatives, B.C. Health
Minister Robert McClelland
supported the principle of the
position paper, reiterating the

government's commitment to”

improving intermediate care
facilities.

Mr. McClelland added that
previously announced budget
cuts in B,C, home care services
are being restored in his
departmental estimates.

The minister also ex--

pressed regrets that an agree-
ment on sharing arrangements
for expanded home’ care ser-
vies’ ‘had, not: been, reached
luring. a recent. feds Pagyin-
cial health peineatie: ing.
‘The provincial and national
nurses’ groups ‘urge “an un-
biased assessment ‘of (alter-

nate) services in terms of their -

relative low cost, effectiveness
and social importance.
“This “will require a con-
_ certed and imaginative effort
by the consumers of care, the
health workers and -govern-
ment. Nurses are willing. to
enter ‘such a

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 20, 1976

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While nurses share wide-
spread concerns over increas-
ing health care costs, «they
“protest when curtailments are
applied : indiscriminately” ‘ac-
cording to the statement,

‘The position paper empha-
sizes that “reducing. the num-
ber of hospital beds does not
automatically. result in better.

utilization. * Similarly, curtail-

ments of alternate: services—
home care, for example—do not
reduce costs.

Among the nurses’ sugges-

‘Anumber of conservation. =tions of allernatives to ecute

ists crept into. the Bois de
Boulogne during thé night and
broke open ‘several of the bird
cages, setting free hundreds of
the pigeons which were to
serve as targets for.the shoot,

Fer Cotews]
Use
+ | tae the

‘Atiable Only Piva lida,
Nolo Secoanat

Fone Winners Hach Wook, —

Four Weekly Prizes

2 of
Buckets of Chicken

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Pieces of Chicken.

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Castlegar, B.C.
idence

Dinner. Tables
Cocktail Tables
lawn & Patio Furniture
Lamps (Table & Floor)
Planters
Flower: Pot Holders
‘Ash & Tray Stands
Magazine Racks
Bed Frames i Headboard:

Candle Holders”
Candelabra
Barbecue’ Grills

ir: Knockers
Yerd | Signs
Business Signs

Porch ‘Step: Railings
Balcony. Railings -
Porch Columns
Spiral © Staircase -

Porch ‘Steps
Window Grills

Flower Box Brackets -

Interior Gates
Yard & Walkway Gates
Pickup Headache. Racks °

care are: home care, use of ‘|

public health nurses, transpor-

tation services to ambulatory. °

centres, homemaker services,
facilities “for: temporary place-
ments of patients cared for at.
home,’ tapping volunteer re-

sources, drop-in centres, and °

using schools as health and:
social centres.
“Better use and availabil-

ity of alternate services would «

prevent ‘admission to acute
care settings and help stop the

_ ‘revolving door syndrome’ of.

our system, where a patient is
discharged only ‘to «be -re-
admitted for lack of support in
the home or community,” ace
cording to the nurses. :

‘All registered ‘nurses in
B.C.\are\; members. of the
RNABC, which is the  gov-
erning body of the profession in
the province.

Lung and chest diseases are the’

second major killer of men be-
(ween ages $0 and 70.
(Health ‘& Welfare Canada)

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