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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 14, 1977

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Fresh
HAMBURGER

BEEF LIVER
Ib, 68¢
Lean
SHORT RIBS
* For Locker
BEEF FRONTS ©

For Locker (Carcass WT)
ib. 88¢
Switts
LARD
Ib. 57¢
jeinz
BABY FOODS
3% oz. Jare
5 for $1.00
Black Diamond
CHEESE
2[b. Pkg. (60 slices)
$2.89
Hi Lo
CHEESE
2Ib. Box
$2.59
FLOUR
20 Ib. Bag
$2.39
Maxwell House
COFFEE
1b. Tin

tb.$3.29
Powered
SKIM MILK
3
West's or Hamano
VEGETABLE OIL
Your Choice
128 0z. Tin
French’s
MUSTARD
(g. 18 oz. Jar
49c

Case 12 Jars
Kratt
MACARONI & CHEESE
. Splrais, 4 Pkgs,

COCA-COLA, Cs.
SEVEN-UP, Cs.
12/26 oz. Bottles
Tetley'’s
ICED TEA
24 0z., Instant
Nelison’s
CHOCOLATE BARS
* 25¢ Size — 24 to Box

rd

COFFEE BAR SPECIAL!

MORE CLASSIFIED ADS

Exper in rough
meen

© HELP WANTED

INTERESTED IN
SPECIALTY FOODS?
WANT He INCREASE
Yo COME?
GOURMET INTERNATIONAL Is

JOB COVERING THEIA AREA.
KNOWLEDGE OF GERMAN OR
EUROPEAN FOODS |S AN ASSET.
‘Mall all applications to 8169
Woodlake, Burney B.C.
AD) yeatiane sil bereaved up
lo NOON Jul ee 7 for the
Tehowing patton

H-time, is houra) Janitor
ates Vista and Kinnaird Junior

School}
1. Part time (ey nau pe) Janitor
Bluaberry Greek ‘lomentary)

plication
Et ther rool Board and Mainte-
ae

iow will be arranged.

. Oascher, Secretary;
Tegssurer, Sahoo, Dlatrizt No. 0
Castlegar), Box 3220, Gant

io come in to my

to 5 p.m. startin
3m ‘see-ceed

ITEMS ADVERTISED In this col-

umn are not charged for as a public.

ice by thle newtpe per. if 1 you ‘ve

feine somathing, 8 thi
tlegar News unde bt re ike to

glace a free found ac int?

GREEN NYLO!

echenia Park. Ph,

WOMAN'S PLASTIC framed glass-

88, close to Blue Top. Ph. 365-5170.

® STUDENT
PLACEMENT

$ STUDENT NT WANTING work, Call

Ton;
ATE AT years, would like
work or work with chil-
summer. Ph. Julle at

HOOL an collage stu-

By
ices her

8. Just drop into the ‘Castlegar
News atllesto place yourad. ti
15-YEAR-OLD BOY will do any a
of yard wor wore or Part-time job.
Dave 385-54
STUDENT RTaHER to do cube

sitting, housework. Hes experience
In both. ous phone ©

It Interested, pi

SBE 7821 and snk tor use
1S-YR-OLD BOY AEGUIRES Job.
r] ry,
r eral
handman. Phone Greg et S69-5685,.
EXPERIENCED bapysitter aval
able. Ask for Dory at 228

© GIVEAWAY:

© NOTICES

GALCULATORS. Wie Prices range. {

Castlegar News stationery
ment. 191 Columbia Ave.

depart-
PLAN 24
Interest calculated on
dally balance
a
Castlegar Savings
Creat Union

RS
DON'S CARPENTRY, ane ins
ey

{hing Srywall, gerard reas

on envelopes, parcels, etc. 300
$2.25 & tax. Castlegar News.

POMPOM Ken
jobson now open mn
Gnly. Ph, SOs-S0ere

© PERSONAL

PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Call
Bicthrignt at at Trall, 364-1925. Tuga.
Wed., Thure., 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.”

AODAESS LABELS. Handy for for use
ta

‘Al-Anon eetini 14 be ,paturday 4
2 oe Al Gathotte enurch

rearies, sho
We will put u wn
Gecoralions. ‘i a eetlons cr
reonal ni
ferpeost coat car atreaiere. Ph pe ae

—————
Bed Wetting A PROBLEM?
‘Then thera (s Good News!
ORY BED ALARM SYSTEM
is now avallable ona.
Rental Basis from
CASTLEGAR DAUG
Callin and discuss this with
your pharmacist

“Penticton Invitational

Boys 9 & 10 50M Freo
Joe Berger—third.

Boys 11'&.12 50M Back

$250 SCHOLARSHIP has been awarded to the Castlegar Savings
Credit Union as first prize in the ‘direct mall’ category advertising

and recently

by B.C. Central

Credit Union. Shown here holding the award is manager Harold
Webber, left, and office manager Pat O'Connell. The competition,
which was open to all credit unions in British Columbia, was based

on the following

or single

advertisement, newsletters, direct mail, a annual report, etc. and

grouped into four sizes based on assets. The direct mail category,

in the group with assets from $5,000 to $15,000, which was won by

Castlegar Savings, featured the membership drive information

brochure that was mailed to all members. Ocean cecienen the
with

of

\ Mike Berger—fifth.
Girls 13 & 14 100M Back
W, Command—second.
Boys 17 & over 100M Breast
Paul Stewart—first.
Girls 8 & Under 50M: Back*
Erika Berger—first,
Boys 9 & 10'50M Back...
Joe Berger—third.
Boys 17 & over 50M Fly
Paul Stewart—fifth.
Girls 8 & under 200M Free
Castlegar “A"—fourth,
Boys § & under 200M Free
Castl

Boys 11 & 12 Free Relay
Castlegar “A"—third. Cas-

tlegar “B"—fifth.

Boys 13 & 14 Free Relay
Castlegar “A"—fourth.

Boys 15 & 16 Free Relay

Cestlegar second.

Boys’ 17 & over Free Relay

Castlegar “A"—filth.

A swim meet is run basic-
ally the same as a track meet.
Each swimmer swims a total of
four individual events and two
relays, They have a choice of

butterfly, ‘backstroke, breast- ,

, stroke, freestyle or the in-,
*, dividual medley (a combination

‘of the four strokes in one raco).

The swimmers all swim off
during the morning ‘heats’ to
determine the six fastest: who
will race again in the ‘finals’.
Points are awarded only for
those individuals and relay
teams that make the finals, Be-
cause each member swims in a
relay, everyone contributes to
the team’s total points.

This weekend the club is

travelling to Trail to take part
in.:the Shingray Invitational
Swim Meet.

Funeral Service Held
-For Lino Tedesco, 72

Lino Tedesco, 72, resident
of 480, Main Street, Castlegar,
died Sunday at Castlegar and
District Hospital. *

service was held

Tuesday and funeral. mass

yesterday morning. Both from
‘St. Rita's Catholic Church,

Mr. Tedesco was ‘born

‘New

Campbell together with Serge Plotnikoff and Nellie McCrcight ot of

CKGR. Webber pralsed the efforts givin by the CKQR staff and
*

by advertising maneget

of the Castlegar News, Bill Jones. Under the rules of competition
the $250 scholarship can be given to an award winning student in

to a deserving Credit Union

Castlegar

A.A. Meeting Schedule

Alcohol Ness eAnon moa Is a

fellowship of jn
are thal experience, at rer

ir common problem

par

fant ii Armi
Hater Moni Vee ee 2 Discusal jan
Meatiny be th Centre. Wed-

St. David's
ment (Columbia Ave, Ave.)
fe hn Centre. Ph. sos

© Engagements

‘YOUR ENGAGEMENT: NOTICE Ia *

rinted tree whe order your
Reading invitations na from the Cast a
+ gar News.

- MUST: FIND: god

+ oh dren.
iia ced By desired. Bn.

a oat (TEM you'd like to give
away free? You can put it in this
column at no charge, Just phone
Classified Ads at 365-7266 and sai

ick have a “‘giveaway"* item youd

like to advertise.
Ph. 365-7373 or 365-
27

TWO-MONTH-OLD puppies. | Ph.

365-2521 days or

FEMALE PUPPY. 7 months old.
Vary Intelligent. Ph. 385-5738.

hom year
ieelonate and and
2

© Announcements
and Mrs. Joseph Omytruk
wiah"t to. announce the wedding of
their Gaugnter Oebbra Ann to
Maurice Gliles Lirette, son of Mr.

and Mra, Marcel Lireite of Prince
George. Wedding to take place July

Mra. Polly Travia and Mr. an
Mra. William zeroft are pleased
announce the forthcoming marriage
‘of thelr children Zella Mi
Stanley iilliams The marriage to
take place, edn just 27, 10% In
Castiogar,

AERO TAXI

Fast — Courteous — Reliable

Phone 365-5700

FOR LEASE

Hot Corned Beef, Potatoes,
Gravy, Salad, with Glant-
Sized Lemonade. ..$1.29

3-Bay

Service Station

Castlegar, B.C.

Friday & Saturday Only

FOR YOUR SHOPPING

Open Mon. thry Fri, ©
9 AM, to 9 PM.
Sat. ‘till 5:30 P.M,

CONVENIENCE . Apply In writing to: Chevron Canada Ltd.,

4779 Penzance Dr., |
BURNABY, B.c.

Closed Sundays Att'n. Simon Evans

-BELL

employee in a Credit Union related

training seminer.
—CasNewsFoto by Lois Hughes

tu © LEGALS

WE HAVE WILL FORMS. Only 75¢
gach. Also Interim Agreement Sales
forms, 2 for 75c. Castlegar News,
191 Columbia Ave, find

© Cards of Thanks

J wputd ike to ea thank ute
tap ang, Ward and

Waltoi
wonderful tail 0 aa
piste t Hospital. Soot ten toall

friends who visited, sent
eatas' td gifts. your kindness will

s Phy! Phin
© In Memoriam

In inoving memory of
has passed since that

we foved was called

God took her home, it was His will,
But uy our yr heart the hveth alll.

id remembered
by husband George, ‘and t the Bark.
penkott, Harshenin and Ostoforott

GuuRCHES— — a Infoving menaryat of
Norris E.

away July 5, cr aren

The aun atill shines

The dirds stil! sing

Life goes on

But nothing brings

‘The love and oy

We shared with you |

Rest tn pone.

eG LG — of our
fon and. brather Marvin
York, sig, passed away suddenly
duly 16, 1
‘There (8 a link death cannot sever,”
Love and remembrance fast forever
— Sadly missed by Mom, Dad
ens braihers Glenn and Morrie and

uD In pura pemory, of
our son Gordon io passed
away July 17, fois,

He could not Bey gon recog us, nor
could he clas)

wi ‘him, aut God makes
mistakes. We thank ocd for His la
and comfort. thats been 80 precio!
to us these past 4 years.
aM = ever remembered by Dad
ant

‘BIRTHS

GEMMELL — To Mr. and Mra. lan
Gemmell (nee Linda Palsson) of
Calgary, July 8, a daughter.

ry id Mrs. Eric Ball
of Stocan, July 7, A gauanier.
SWETLISHOFF — To Mi id Mra.

Peter J. Swetlishoff of " Cantlogar,
July 9, a son.

PUBLIC NOTICE

COMPULSORY SANITARY SEWER
CONNECTIONS

that_In
cate ar Sewer Connection ‘and Regulation ‘aytaw No. 138, 1975, it shall be
compulsory for any owner to connect such building with the common sanitary sewer
within one (1) yaar after the date that the sanitary sewer system is completed and
rendered operational. The Castlegar South Sewer System was completed and
rendered operational August 20, 1976.

Any B person who omits or refuses to comply with the above provision of Bylaw No.
1975, may be required by Council to comply with this Bylaw within sixty (60)
days of receipt of being served with a notice.

In the event an owner falls'to comply within sixty | (60) aw No, 136 of rece! scalp of such notice,
then the owner shall be guilty of an infraction o subject toa fine
under the Summary Conviction Act of up to $00 604 00: p! lus fut costs. S

: Your cera) in uate the Castlegar South Sewer Project Is respectfully

City of Castlegar

SPECIALS
on.
USED
TENT CAMPERS

SPORTSCRAFT
Sleeps6

$995

Court News

Cee en meen
In provincial court Tues-
day Brian McCarthy pleaded
guilty to a charge of being a
minor in possession of liquor.
He was fined $85.
. .

- Bruce Denneus pleaded

” guilty to.a charge of allowing

his dog to run at large withouta
dog licence. He was fined $5.

16, 1904, in Camino
Di Codroipo, Italy. He married
in ,that country coming to

Canada in 1951 to settle in ©

Natal.
. He was employed with
Crow's Nest Industries in the

- mine. When he retired in 1970

he moved to Castlegar.

He was a member of St.
Rita's Catholic Church.

Surviving are his wife
Armida; two sons, Stelio of
Victoria and Bruno of Prince
George; ,one daughter, Mrs.
John (Maria) Santone of Van-
couver; one sister, Mrs. Giusep-
pina Mior of Vancouver and five
grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Ottorino
Pan, Milio Susanna, Aldo Zan-
rosso, Mario Graziotto, Aldo
Bertarione and Marino Masini.

Double Fire ‘Sirens. .
Call Out Departnients

Fire sirens sounded in both
sections of the city yesterday
morning as firemen responded
to a call at 544 7th Avenue.

Fire Chief Ed. Lewis, who
stated no loss resulted through
the confusion, said the fire was
in the north section, in a base-
ment suite occupied by Ed
Chernoff.

It did, however, reflect the
continued problem of not: hav-
ing addresses distinguished
adequately between the north
and south sections of the city.

The same concern has been

+ repeatedly expressed by Fire

Ferry Traffic

Ferry traffic for June at
Castlegar is down in most cate-
gories from June 1976.

This June the ferry made
8,022 round trips compared to

3,250 in June 1976. In the.
following figures the June 1976:
figure issin brackets for comi-
parison. -*

28,851 (30,478); passengers, 39,-
598 (43,026); trucks, 12,501 (12,-
481); trailers, 640 (478); motor
buses 113 (178); motorcycles
899 (834) and livestock $6,(10).

First Aid Course

The following senior citi-
zens have completed the course
prescribed by St. John Am-
bulance in Standard First Aid;
Mrs. A. G. Speers, Miss S. E.
Polster, Mr. G. D. Johnson, Mr.
D. E. Johnson, Mrs. D.. Hal-
bauer, Mr. L. 0. Dunsford, Mrs,
Penny E. Davoren and Mrs. S.
L. Boyd.

Classes were held at Stan-

ley ‘Humphries Secondary -

School during the months of
March, April and May. Senior
Instructor Bill Harrower con-
ducted the classes assisted by:
P. Trischuck, ;

- WEATHER

VENTURE
Sleeps 6, Fridge,
3-burner Stove, _
Hydraulic Brakes

$2495"
MIKE’S

MOBILE HOMES LTD.
Castlegar Ph. 365-5741)
Dealer Lic. No. D00112A

Automobiles and drivers, |

Chief Rene Archambault of the
southern section of the city.

Few details on the fire
were available at. press time.
Lewis said the fire resulted
from smoking in bed. There
were. no injuries,

Fire damage was confined
to the bedroom suite, mainly to
the bed and mattress, though
smoke damage. did ‘occur
throughout the house.

Lewis says cigarette smok-
ers rate high in Canadian statis-
tics as the cause of 62 per cent
of the fires.

“This includes the offender .

who either falls asleep or blacks
out," says Lewis.

: Burial took place in Park
Memorial. Cemetery with the
Castlegar Funeral, Home in
charge of

USED
MINL-MOTOR

1076 — 22’.
VANGUARD —
Mini-Home

FORD V-8, Automatic,
11,600 Miles, Auto Alc
Conditioner, Roof Air
Conditioner, Power Plant,
Storm Windows, Radlo &
Tape Deck, Forced Alr
Furnace, 3-way Fridge,
Tub & Shower, Sleeps 6
ee

1974 — 19°
TIOGA
Mini-Home.

DODGE V-8, Automatic,
Auto Alr Conditioner, 7300
Mites, Hitch, Radio,
Bathroom W/Shower,

_ 2-way Fridge, Furnace,

‘ 4-burner Stove & Oven,
Carpet, Sleeps 6 *

‘MIKE’S
MOBILE HOMES LTD.

Castlegar Ph, 385-5741
Dealer Lic. No,.00112A

necessarily accepted.

Alrport.

time.

CITY OF CASTLEGAR

TENDERS

Tenders are Invited from contractors for the installa-
tlon of approximately 3,050 feat of security fence at the
Castlegar Alrport. Highest or any tenders not

Further Information and bid forms may be obtained by
contacting the Airport Manager at the Castlegar

All tenders must be in sealed envelopes clearly marked
security fence tender arid must
Castlegar City Hall, 460 Columbla Avenue, North,

tlegar, B.C, not later than 4:00 p.m. P.D.S.T.
Friday July 22, 1977. Tenders will be opened at- this,

be received at

Listings
We have numerous unlts set up In traller. parks:

© Skirted © Furnished
Welt ont ‘Ready To Move Into

ra can be viewed on our tales lots =
14-Wides on Display, and some New s2-Wid
Reduced In Price! - ‘i

Wo sell units on consignment.

Northwest . Ld.

OL No. O1017A

940 Hwy. 3, Castlegar, S.

Ph. 985-3551

See You There!

Castlegar

‘Sunflower Fest

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, July 22, 23, 24

(we doitri rig!

So, Put'Your Car In Our Hands
and Take Advantage of these

- Vehicle -

‘Your Carpet

Carpets by Ivan Oglow

Headquarters ..'. |

365-7771

‘Super Service Savings
_ Summer Engine

=,

© Compression Test
© Plugs, Points &

~ Condenser ;
© Fuel and Alr Filter. ~
_© Service Battery &

Terminals
ar Carb. & Timing

95 Parts
4-cyl. & 6-cyl. ratés on request |

Engine Compartment

Steam Clean...

“$645

PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL AUGUST 15

Underceating:: cell

So tinteetei NNN stebaiet cee nei Shei be Ne aE

neewer ene nan te rrr

‘Discharge of Firearms
- Prohibited in the City

As‘a result of complaints
received at the RCMP office in
Castlegar; the following. in-
formation is being, provided
respecting the’ safe and legal
handling of firearms as defined
by the City of Castlegar bylaw
No. 186; and the definition
,under the Criminal Code of
" Canada;

“Firearm” means and in-
cludesicharged rifles, shotguns,

: alr and gas operated guns,
i spring Operated weapons, re-

Book, Lists
Baha'i World

Achievements
Recently donated with

' children's: books; :‘The Bahai
, World-Vol. XV’ is now available

at the Castlegar Public Library.
"The Bahai World’ chron-
icles ‘the | administrative
developnients and historic en-
deavours of this world com-
munity, between the years 1968-
1978, Individual ‘and group
achievements are depicted in
numefous articles and illustra-
tions, throughout the book.

Funeral Service
Held Today
For Infant

Private funeral service is”

being held today from St.
+ Peter's Lutheran Church for
baby Alexis Nicole Orton born
Saturday in Trail.

The infant is survived by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Orton” of Castlegar and two
brothers, both at home.

Pastor R. Klein will be of-
ficidting with burial to take

* place at Park’ Memorial Come: i

“tery:

Advertising =

so lets good
little. products
coipete with

the biggies! —

volvers, bow and arrow of more
than 10 pounds pull.

Subsection 2 and 8 of the
bylaw states:

2. No person or persons
shall, after the passage and

- coming into effect of this bylaw, -

discharge or cause to be dis-
charged, any firearm or fire-
arms within the, boundaries of

the municipality,

8. Any person or persons
who contravene the preceding
section shall be deemed to be
guilty of an offence, and shall be
lable on aummary conviction to
a fine not exceeding three hun-
dred dollars ($800.) in addition

+ to costs, and in default of

payment of any fine to im:

prisonment for a term not ex-

ceeding three months,
“Section 6 of the Act states:

Every person who has a
firearm in his possession or
under his contro! shall exercise
due care for the safety of other
Persons and property, -

Section 7 of the Act states:

A Conservation Officer or
Peace officer, without a war.
rant, may (a) search any person -
whom he suspects of having in
possession any firearm in viola-
tion of this Act.

(b) Stop and search any
means of conveyance men-
tioned in section 6 in or upon.
which he suspects that any
firearm is being carried in vio-
lation of this Act.

(c) Seize any such firearm,
whereupon the same may be
Gisposed of as in this Act pro-
‘vided.

Section 8 of the Act states:

A person who has not at-

“tained the age of 18 years and

who carried. any firearni_ be-
yond lands occupied by . his
parent or guardian without the
company and supervision of a
person who has attained the

sage of 20-years is guilty of an‘
* offence.

In summary, the foregoing ©

- «simply states that no one may
, discharge a firearm within the
>’ city limits and no one under the

age of 18 years may have:a
firearm in his possession unless
by an adult.

30TH ANNIVERSARY of the Castlegar
Kiwanis Club was celebrated last week with a
special ladies night at the D-Bar-D. Here club
‘president Charlie Cohoe, centre, charter Ppresi-
dent Cyril Bell, right, and charter member Bill *
Waldie ‘prepare to blow out the candles on a
birthday cake Prepared for the event. The club
was chartered on June 24, 1947 and letters of
congratulations were read at the

of ‘the club's
activities, including formation fn m Glee ‘Club,
‘work parties on the “old” arena,
one time of an annual July 1 celebration, oak
on the pools at Pass Creek Park, the assumption
of the debt for the Kiwanis Scout Hall, annual
four-wheel-drive raffles and recollections of
Uterally scores ot other activities highlighted

Hydro

iN in This Yeor's Safety Program
Accidents,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, July 14,1977

_ Injuries Decreased

Bo Hydro's safety pro-
gram showed a marked im-
provement last. year with an
outstanding. reduction in’ the
frequency of disabling injuries
to employees.

Topping the list of accident ©

frequency reduction was the
gas group with a reduction of 89

“per cent: followed by electrical

operations with a drop of 36.8
per’ cent.

Engineering showed a 25.6
per. cent. reduction in the’ fre-
quency of accidents,

Electrical operations acci-
dent frequency showed a drop
to 14,8, which is the number of
disabling: injuries per million
man-hours worked,

For the lowest

party from clubs throughout the world. Stories

Y party.

= Kiwanis, Club Photo ©

nsorship at

MacFarlan Tells in Tells Castlegar ‘Audience :

- accident frequency: in the his-

tory of Hydro, electrical opera-
tions: was recently presented’
with a safety award by. the
Canadian’ Electrical, “Associa-
tion.

Hydro's general manager
J.-N. Olsen said’ that in 1976
“we did achieve major improve.

ments in our palety, perform.

Pipeline Would i Drain Ratourcgs

A pipeline should not be
built to -carry

Association, the Taternational
D,

across Canada in the Mac-
Kenzie Valley or in the South-
ern Yukon and NE B.C.

That was the message Jim
‘MacFarlan brought to the Cas-
tlegar audience last Thursday
from the: National Coalition
against Northern pipelines,

In B.C. the working force
for a moratorium on all pipe-
lines is the broadest coalition of
forces ‘since World War 1,

It is made up of the B.C.
Federation of Labour, the’ An-
glican, Catholic, Lutheran and
United churches, the B.C.
Teachers - Federation, Oxfam,
the Committee for Justice and

Liberty, ‘the’ United Nations

Sp

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dian Council ‘for Internatioal
Cooperation, Scientific Pollu-
tion and Environment Control,
the United Native ‘Nations,

Union ‘of B.C. Indian Chiefs, and:

TheWest Coast District Coun-
cil of Indian Chiefs, he said.
MacFarlan contrasted the

building of the CPR with the ©

pipeline projects through :the
North. Whereas the CPR was.a
necessity in the 1880s and had

. the effect to. build ‘Canadian

Unity at a time when Canada
had to oppose the United States
to assert its identity, the pipe-
line in the 1970s is in no‘one’s
national interest but the Ameri-
cans’, he said. The pipeline will
only drain ‘resources into the
U.S., widening the gap between
‘Eastern an sage Canada
Westei anaga, king
Sha Saure Sotinwerd
MacFarlan said, *~

line is built, B.C. will be in the

Save Some Trees on Lot

(continued from page Al):
talked with the city planner and

“both are working on the same

wavelength”, he said. %
City planning. technician
Andy Swetlishoff said he has

had no communication. with

Golden Arrow. Asked. if any
existing city bylaws -¢ontrol or
prohibit the removal of trees,

Swetlishoff said there are none |

currently in. effect.

Ald.’ ‘Andy Shutek, . city.
council planning chairman, told
the Castlegar News council had
previously discussed such a by-:
law, but had never approved it.

The. Castlegar. News
learned last week Golden ‘Ar-
row, which bought half of the

one-acre Igt-from another Van- ”

couver-based company, Casban
“Holdings Ltd., plans to house
several storefronts i in the com-,

plex—of which the local branch“:

of the Bank of Montreal is a
prospective client.

- >A‘ spokesmian for the
bank's. distribution _ planning
department last week. '‘con-”
firmed.that the site was being

He said if the Alcan pipe-~

front line and will zeceive the

Re: full brunt of the assault as the
source Association, the Cana-.

bulldozers tear through the
northeast corner, of the. pro-
vince. But so far no studies or

inquiries: have been conducted’
in'B.C. to determine the socio-

economic and environmental
impacts of the project on the

Liard-Fort Nelson-Fort St. _
- John area, he said.

MacFarlan said the Demp-
ster Highway was hastily built

‘in, the same. manner, without

any environmental studies, to

link Dawson City to Inuvik and:

to open up the North, cutting
through two Dene communities
and will pose a-real threat to
the porcupine, ¢ earibou herds
and to grizzly bears, Decisions
were made quietly in Ottawa
by bureaucrats, cabinet minis-
ters and oil companies, he said,

MacFarlan ‘said: people af-
fected. 1 by: such, projects havertio
part -in ‘the decision making
whether they live in Deer Park,

Renata, Revelstoke, or the Peel,
River area, or.the Liard. ‘Plain.

The “common good” is deter-
falned in Victoria or Ottawa, he
Bal

Our Low Price
‘Trade an

.ance and it is very gratifying to

receive the C.E.A. award,”
He added that. Hydro's

ultimate goal was to “steadily .

reduce accidents until they
simply do not happen."

W. A. Best, general man-
ager of electrical. operations
said he was pleased at winning
the award and added that he
hoped his group would do even
better in reducing accidents in
1977,

“START.A HOBBY!

Coin and Stamp Collecting
Fascinates All Ages’.

Got a Proper Stert
Cometo
OK COIN and
STAMP SHOP

In The Malt
763-4326

* Misalon Park
Shopping Centre
3155 Lakeshore Road
KELOWNA, 8.C,

Excellent selection of tine
canadien’ Coins & Stamps,

Tap Prices Pald for Coin &
Stamp Collections

The Regional District
_of Central Kootenay

i offers for, sale by tender, the following vehicle:
"1972 Dodge Sportsman Custom Maxiwagon

= 15-passenger,
G.V.W. 7, 700"

{ranamisslon.,

VIL 4E9

as'Low
|__._.-. 60 months 13.5% B Bani inet 0.

lal No. B37BF 24586629,
» 318 cu. In. V-8:motor.with
68,000 ‘miles, power Searing and Sulomatic

The vehicle, to be sold on-an ‘‘as is, where is’* basis,
may be viewed at the Castlegar & District Comm, inity
Comptex, 439 - 6th Avenue, South, Castlegar, B. BO.

ame, _hlgheat of any tender will not Necessarily be

‘The eae date for receipt of tenders Is 4:00 p.m. on
duly 20, 1977, and should be addressed as follows:

Regional District ot Central Kooteney
-601’Vernon Stree!
Nelson, B:C.

jopular 4-Door Family ‘Sedan Is one. eof our sales leaders.
ed < In: Silver Grey. Metallic, and
“Automate Transmission; P.S:,. Radio,
fogger, and much, snuck more. LIST. PRICE. $5662.

Rear

Our Low Pi

1977 PONTIAC. FIREBIRD
For'the'finest In. handtin;
buy.on this fantastic Firebl
at oF ane much eae
Trade and t .

_manths at 135% saison ee per men oe

jana. Srivin

miss the
Ate. S.,
7.

Yas! an

location.
A spokesman, for Roote
last week said the company was.

not ready to disclose details on‘

the ‘development | and’ would

probably allow ‘its tenants. to

make the announcements, «°
Family Shoe R

‘Trade and terms as tow as $100 down,
months at 13%2% bank Interest oO. ch

"1977 PONTIAC PARISIENNE

: This ‘fabulous ‘4-Door oeaane te full

5. ist P PRICI

uly fat ed.” Includes

ae =a

$172.56 Per month ovel 60: o

Ramsden—given ‘notice’

by.Cashan last, week to vacate
the house on the lot by Aug. 5—
“snid ‘developers. had surveyed.
the property. and catalogued all
the trees on the lot four months
ago. In’a survey: last month,
representatives “of :a. develop-

/ ment company divided it into 10°

5,000-square ‘foot ‘plots: and a
60-foot, Parking’ Tot". Ramsden
said.

Meanwhile: city couneil:

“voted to inform Casban—which:

owns five-lots ‘adjacent to 410
Columbia—that ;'the city will
board up a deserted house and

‘remove the damaged ai

auxiliary
building at 456 Columbia at the

< company’s ‘expense unless’ ‘it

performs the: task’ within ‘80

4-Door Si
Fabric Interlor. .V-8,
Pri ce $6887..Our Low

1977. BUICK CENTURY.
jedan immaculately . finished

Automatic

Side Mouldings, iDelener. and, Datu

P.S., BB «5 Radio,.

Trade and Terms as Low as $100 down, $149. 10 ft mani
. 60 months.:13.5% Bank Interest est OG z pe on eet:

Aztec Gold ‘with 3:
as 2

juxe Wheel Cavers.

4-Door Luxu!

1977 BUICK. REGAL
from Buick, Fully equi
assist, includ ‘Ing g Automatic Alr-Condl

with ‘eve:
loning, 60/

wer io
B:, vinit Roof, and much, much $7

eee fo Sat.
Son, for browsing.
git Ph. 259: Tbe eh, 1372,

-Trade and terms as low 28 $100 ae $176. 12 per month over 60.
months at 1342% bank Interest 0.A.C.

1977 BUICK LES LESABRE CUSTOM

This immaculate 4-Door Sedan Is: our: service. manager's ne
Demo. it Is finished Jn-Firethorn ‘Metallic throughout, and ws
re wer.

“assist, Including ele-sonltion oth sbon't ¢ vs
is your. fan AST: PRI 21 2 2
Our. Low Price >. ¥ be 4 Bd Pag

Trade and terms 8 law r.month over. 60.
dmonths at 132%. bank interest OAL is ne

e

“1977, PONTIAC GRAI SAFARI»

4-Door. .Statlon : Wagon. Truly . one: of Pontiac's finest
achievements. ans unit Is Para upped with more. options $
nditioned comfort. g 758 R

than ett int. Try this Deauty
Trade and Terms'as Low as $100, down..

@ WE HAVE A LARGE. ‘SELECTION
e OF USED CARS AND TRUCKS. «

ae AT OUR USUAL LOW: PRICES _