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Additional Words Se

* 50c Billing Charge If Ad
“not paid for seven days
after the ad is first run
Cossilied Ads Deadline

0am. Sharp Wednesdays
Display Advertising
Deadline 12 Noon Tuesdays.

matic washer, needs a

of 9 am. to 130 p.m.

@FORRENT

FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE
— Ph. Vallican 226-7412,

34
WANTED: DINNER TUB
ir Ae Washer. Ph. ie

'e SEED QUEEN AUTO.
Aan (approx. $30) Asking

as is. Call 365- Sloe
A STUDIO KNITTING MA-

365-6204 between the hours

USED ELECTROLUX VA-
cuum cleaner complete with

all standard accessories —

2 BDRM. Ore IN ROB-

ABA Dae SER-
ce eenticn in Robson. Ph,

SACHEEOH-S SUITE, GRO-

Very
Phone 365-605

Residential
and

good condition: 27 #70,

SNOW Aparna

nos, also tuning and repairs.

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by Ted TieaianT|

at ote cs

serial no.)

Appliance Boric
305-6141 evenings, in 2

RANGE TEPATES

‘All makes, Need an element
our labour credit saves you
money, Cadmac Appliance
Service 365-6141 srenlnee: ings.

DRESSED BEEF 65c LB.
Caseade Cattle Co. Ltd, Box
253, Christina Lake. Ph.
447'9472 or 447.9303,

tin 50

PIANO AND ORGAN

Kootenay T.V. and Electron-
ics in the Plaza, Used Pia-

Keld’s Piano and Organ St-

* 44
“Furthermore, | ordered the sword ASAD

udio 365-7895 or 365-6439.
n50

und level, private entrance.
Sorth Castlegar, Ph. i

FURNISHED ‘2 BDRM. COT-

BASEMENT SUITE, $75
month. For quite person.
h, 365-5839,

by the day, week or month.
Fair rates. Ph. atti

OFFICE SPACE IN" THE

¢ Oelow Building. Ph. 365-
+ 7202, tin 2

; NOW
: new! new!

RENTING NEW!
Whispering Pines

= Mobile Home Park. Quiet,

Ph.

TOONS BY THE DAY:
week or month. Very rea-
sruable: Castlegar Hotel,
Ph, 365-7474. tings

®@ MISC, for SALE

FIREWO! FOR SALE.
Bitch. ig 965-5702, 33

oa Genelle ne
he ting

Commercial
Load and Haul. Ph. 365-
5519 or 365-0563 after 6
pm. tin 3

—__

LANGE BUCKLE SKI

Bootes men’s size 8-9 $45.
165-3423, 33

ING MUST SELL. 36”
Hatese fireplace and h,
gcc of pele frldge. Ph,

SAND

GRAVEL
Excavation and earth mov-
ing. Ph, 365-5519 or 365-
6563 after 6 p.m. tin 8

COURIER AND JANA cB

CHICKEN MANURE
Pickup or tandem truck-
loads. Ph. 365-5519 after 6
pm tin 3

1 CANOPY FOR % TON
short box fleetside. $200.
Phone afler 6 365-5431, 32
BUMPER POOL TABLE.
3! x S', Ph. 365-6691. 32
a Fr 1974 PROWLER
Travel Trailer, Sleeps 8
— Ideal year round home
for construction worker.
Can be seen at 537 - 3rd
Ave. N. Ph. 365-3481,

tin 49

21 MO. OLD WHITE FAC-
ed steer and Guernsey cow,
eee milker. Ph. Fear

Swe Ur o1uUnn, CLE
and wrapped. Sides, fronts
and hinds of beef and veal,
ree delivery. Ph. 428-9901
or 365-5703 or see stez
ni

EARLY BIRUS! ~~ AVULD
the last-minute rush! Don't
wait until Wednesday mor-
ning to phone in your clas-
sified ad. Chances are you'll
find the line busy and won't
get through. Phone -Thurs-
days, Fridays, Mondays and
Tuesdays, Classified dead-
line is 10 a.m. Wednesdays.

Ph. 365-7266, your Classi-
fied Action Tine. tin

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BATHROOM JOHNNY PO:

Te with 3 shelves and en-

ilds booster seat, adjustable
dressmakers form, all met-
al typewriter table, 20" x
18" "x 27" high with ook
shelf’ underneath and 2 dr-
op sides. Ph. 365-3792,

LORD AND TENANT
Act forms available at Cas-
tegar News: Application f for,
Consent to Earl

‘entalsman and a Tenant.
25¢ each. {fn

SHEEP, LAMBS, WINTER

vegetables, garlic.

RR No. 1,
Forks Phone 4423338, 34
7973 TNT 294 SKIDOO.
$800. Ph, South Slocan 359-

pain STORED ALFALFA
hay. $50 per ton. Ph. Col-
ville (509) 732-4321. 43

‘COOPER AGENCIES LTD:

965-3347
368-9127

NEW LISTING. A HOMEMAKERS DELIGHT AND A
HUSBANDS PRIDE — Excellent family home fea-
turing four bedrooms, three baths, in near new
condition, Owner transferred — good value —
try it — you'll like itl

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. ONE OF A KIND. CO-
UNTRY GROCERY STORE & LIVING QUARTERS.
Call us for more details. This is worth looking
into!

MOBILE HOME, WE HAVE TWO MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE — one on rented property all ready
to move into, The secend is waiting to be moved.
Both in excellent condition. If you're thinking
trailer — see these before you decide!

CASTLEGAR SOUTH. FOUR BEDROOM HOME,
WELL MAINTAINED. Good location, good price.
$38,000.00.

ROBSON — TWO BEDROOM HOME IN COLUM-
BIA HEIGHTS, ideal starter home, needs interior
decorating to reach full value. Full price oe
000.00.

CASTLEGAR souTH — THE KITCHEN IS LARGE
AND SUNNY, the dining room elegant, decorating
tasteful and appealing. Large home with extra
super sized lot, Call for more details. This home
isn’t missing a thing! M.LS.

NEW -HOME — CASTLEGAR SOUTH, FULL BASE-
MENT, QUALITY CONSTRUCTION THROUGHOUT.
If you've always wanted to move into a new
home — here's a good opportunily. Full Price
$42,000.00. Compare it with any homes for sale
now — you'll be impressed!

CASTLEGAR NORTH — NEW HOMES TO BE
BUILT — pick your plan — move in in three
months. Excellent prices will range from $38,-
000.00 - $42,000.00 completed.

J, &. (JACK) YOUNG (NOMINEE). RESIDENCE 365-8117

DAVE COOPER R.I. (B.C.) - RESIDENCE 365-3559.
MARILYN COOPER - RESIDENCE 365-3559
BETTYLOU SINCLAIR - RESIDENCE 365-8282

OFFICE 365-3347

R ACME. TABS
Nutri-Max and Chamnion — *
Naren ‘Products 276
Columbla Ave. Ph. range

nd

@.. PROPERTY

view. Ph. 365-5702,

‘LOT: FOR SALE IN Falk ;

PHONE 365-3336
Biom A, Edblad 365-2423
. Nell A. Pereverzoff 365-2337

DRASTICALLY REDUCED

Owner has moved and will look at any rea-
sonable offer on this large 4 bedroom home in
:N, Castlegar. W/W Carpets throughout. Fireplace
ene ae Large lot. Now asking only $54,-

cree NORTH

Clase to schools and recreation. 3 bedroom
home, fireplace, garage, breezeway, water sof-
tener. MLS $48,000.

CHRISTINA LAKE

Start thinking about summer. Resort home,
2 bedrooms up, 1 down. Good access, Rock and
creat landscaping. 50° beach frontage. MLS
$49,000. :
BLUEBERRY

‘2 and 3 bedroom mobile homes.

ROBSON TOWNSITE

3 bedroom full basement home with large
garage. Exira lot to sell or keep. Fully fenced
with 7 fruit trees and lots of shrubs and flowers.
{deal location close to schoo! and shopping. $42,-

CONTRACTOR SAYS SELL

These 2 brand new homes on the Kinnaird
bench. No need for mortgage approval, just take
over payments. Also eligible for government 2nd
mortgage or grant. Try your down payment.

BUILDING LO7S = MLS

prices will be up. Two on 3rd Ave. North at
$8,000 and $8,900. One is 1.3 acres on Lynn-
“wood Crescent and at $14,000. ONE SOLD, TWO
LEFT — HURRY!

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

13 acres within City limits. Fantastic poten-
tial for cesidential subdivision with many view
lots, Also good holding property. Less than $6,-
G00 per acre.

ZONED WAREHOUSE COMMERCIAL

with possibility for other type commercial,
on 6th Ave. S. targe 0.33 ac. lot with 100 ft.
frontage. $18,500, MLS

THINKING OF SELLING?
Call us for a no obligation consultation

“Make Your Home a Castle”

A\, , CASTLE REALTY Lid.

Buy fowl Don't wait until spring when ©

© HOMES for SALE

MOVING — MUST SELL!
3 bdrm. house, fairly new,
next to school. 2 lots, Rea

sonable, 1031 Mountain
pi Robson. Ph. 385-

Tne NEW, 1223 Si

of quality built howe on
90 x 110 ft. lot in Blueberry
Creek.
8 ft, high basement, 2 fire-
places, 1% bathrooms,
custom built cupboards
with — dishwasher,

more extras,

plenty at garden space, ie

BERRY ON RIVER
view lot. Squire double wide
with glassed in porch over-
looking river. Excellent
condilion, Features 20 ft.
living room, large attractive
dining area, 3 bedrooms, ut-
ilit ty. Pade fridge, drapes

ele cluded. Work

bay” ear port:: oul.

i shop; keh with fireplace,

gardens, trees. Close to sch-
ool. $1 a year taxes. Early
possession. Ph, 365-5903 for
appointment. $38.000 fem

WOODAND PARK 4 BORN.

ge lot with room for that
pool and large garden az-

. ea, Reduced $2500 before
spring listing. Ses e838. -
. n

HIPWELL REALTY
==
J. F. HIPWELL — AGENT
A, S. Blum — Salesman

Country Farm at Tarrys
(M.LS.) approx. 12. ac
res with 7 acres in mea-
dow, 3 bdrms., full base-
|.ment, bungalow, 5. stall
barn, tractor and equip-
ment,- full irrigation. Loc-
ation on Loff Road. $59,-
500,

Renovated Home at Rob-

in " Hydro Subdiv. 2 bd-
rms., large liv. rm. with
fireplace, “new carpeting,
family kit. Listed price
$32,500.00

New Haig (MLS)

4 Itm., 2 baths,
Wa ary home at 418 .-
2nd Ave. N. Shag  car-
peting, accent panelling,
deluxe family kitchen,
full. bsmt. and’ garage.
Could be revenue home
wih separate upper su-
ite. - Owners will help
finance. $51,500.00

Beautiful Grounds

and an over sized lot at
768 - 41h Ave. N. (Cou-
Id be subdivided) 3. bd-
rm. family bungalow, go-
od carpets, panelled
walls, full bsmt. $55,000.
0.

PHONE
365-7514

Double carport. full -

© MOBILE HOMES

©@ WANTED

2 BDRM. MOBILE HOME
12° x 56’ furnished and set-

- © VEHICLES

1970- CAMARO 2-28, 350
4 Bol 365-8320, 34

1956 ‘Vv HALF-TON,
Very good condition. Ph.

365-5621 after 4:30 p.m.

34

1968 DATSUN STATION
Wagon, Bood conditton. $e
600. Ph, 365-6738,
aera: PORBS cx ‘TON, Va, 4 V-8, 4

speed, open to offer. View
a Selkirk Sales and Ser-
vices. For more information
contact Bank of Montreal,
(365-7261,
i971 DATSUN 1600 PICK”
up, radio, 2 spare tires and
wheels, heavy bumper, ede.
mirrors, Ph. 365-5795,
1973 ~~ VOLKSWAGEN, 3
Wheels and tires, rack. Pl
1973 FORD CORTINA, a
000 miles, good condition.
Ph, 365-3878 evenings.
1971 AMBASSADOR, AIR
fondltloner 4 new, winter
tires, PI 5-5012.
1963 CHEVY
Parts. ‘Ph. 365+ 5778.
1970 FORD % TON 4X 4,
2,000 miles of warranty left
on new motor, 8000 Ib. elec-
trie winch, hubs, radio, tape
deck, 3 gas tanks, driving
lights. Also 8 ft.’ overcab
Capilano camper and Husky
oN $4,300 complete.
lelson, 352-9698 after
5p.

FOR

Tel DATSUN Wz PE.
after 4 p.m. 365-8304.

1975 CORVETTE, SHOW-
room conden: fully equip.
ped, 4,000 $9,800
firm. telephone optional.
Ph. Slocan 355- eee ey
5

5 p.m.
197 z DOOR DATSUN B
210, auto. trans., radio, Mi-
chelin radial tires, 17,000

miles. A real gas saver.
$2, 500. Ph. 365-3503. 33
1971 METEOR. LOW AliL-
e Ph. 365-6990. ~~ 33

8 GMC 9500 TRACTOR,
single axle, 490 gas. 1965
Aluminum Can Car Trailer,
38" x 8 tandem. Will sell
separate. Ph. Nelson 352-
9720, 33
1968 NEWPORT CIRYSL-
er, 2 door hardtop, black
diamond tuft interior EBS

.W., rear
speakers many other extras.
Immaculate. Ph. 365-

i971 MERCURY CYCLONE,
40, ae amiles, $2,500. firm.
Ph. 3 32
nae  OELURE CORTINA,

1969 FAIRLANE 500 FAST-
back, News des and Balnt
job. Ph. 3 19.

1970 Dustin 38, Rate
ers, Us. B& M tri

eons kit in ans Ph, a

aa DODGE CHARGER
SE, air conditioning, tape
deck, loaded. Ph. 3 65-301:

PB,
canopy, radio,
and more, Ph. 365-7677. 32
1973 FIAT 124 SPIDER.
New mags, radials and tute
ch. Ph. 365.

2685 or 365-
after 6. tin 50

® MOTORCYCLES .

YAMAHA. ENDURO 360
RT2. Ph, 365-5459 or See
3647, tin 3:

BUY:
Skis 175 cm, Beriners gu,
itar. Ph. 365-8691.

MIDDLED-AGED WOMAN

ing distance of downtown,
Ph, 365-5086 or a eae

SMALL OUTBOARD HOT:
or, Gas transfer pump, bat
Teltype. Ph. 365-669:

. no answer leave
message at 352-5921. 32
NEED WOOD STOVE AND
Heater, Ph. 365-2393,

tin 47

WANT TO RENT ‘TRAIL-
er space, Ph. 365-3537.

WEIGHT LIFTING EQUIP-

ment. .Phone 365-5503 fen

ter 6. p.m.

CAPABLE WOMAN i
part-time work in grocel

ond gas. Write giving part.
iculars to Box 133, Robson,
B.C. No phone calls plea’

TO RENT IN CASTLEGAR.

2 bdrm, apt. or house. pea
sonable. No childrei

en,
pets. Non-smokers or drink.

ers. Ph, Montrose 307:
_ 6.
REQUIRE USED WINDOWS
about 3 to 6 ft. height with
glass for greenhouse, or
hat have you. Ph. 365-

@ HELP WANTED

9 pm. today and oe
Seon TO DO HOUSE-

cleaning one day a eek:
Ph. after 5 365-5254.

m. + 11.30 a.

© WORK WANTED
WILL BABYSIT —PRE-
school child, weekdays in
my home. Ph. 365-2674. 34

W

Monday to Frida:

Ph, 365-2442 before 2 or 3
er_5. 33

WILL DO TYPING IN HY
home. Ph. 365-8592. 2,

pets. Free esti
x Pelland; Castlegar Janitor
Service at 365.8203, tin 51

® STUDENT
PLACEMENT

HIGH SCHOOL AND COL-

ge. Just drop into the Cas-
thegar News office to place
your tfa

© FOUND
TEMS" ADVERTISED IN

and say. “I'd like
2 tree found ad.”

mental value, along with
contents, Ph. 365-5322, -.34

© BUSINESS :
OPPORTUNITIES

MONEY MAKING OPPOR-

@ NOTICES

DOG GROOMING AND PET
Supplles.’ Located’ 6 miles
west of Nelson. The Exec-U-
glip, Mra, N. »Lopaschuk
352-298: tin 4

NOW AVAILABLE Foi fy

bookings,
dings, ete.
the Versitiles. Ph. Seas

TWILU NOT BE RESPON-
sible for'any. debts Incured
In my name by anyone
other than myself on or
after this ‘date. — Esther
lajos. i
WINNERS OF CASTLEGAR
Tagies Curling Club Raffle:
1, E Ms hns‘2, Jack Clos-
. Gerry Archibald.
INTERIOR — PAINTING —
Reasonable rates, Contact
Don Morey, 965-2210 or
165-0897, 33

PLAN 24,
Interest calculated on
dally balance
at ii
Castlegar Savings ©
(Credit Union

ADRESS TARETS HAN.
dv for use on enveloves,
parcels, etc. 300 for $2.25
& tax. Castlegar News. tin
SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS.
Genelle, Ph. 693-2382, tin 2

© PERSONAL
ARE YOU LIVING WITH

But, y
delle it's aging to you?
L-ANON

Is for you. Meetings: Health
Geutre, ea 8:00 p.m.
. Rita's Catholle Church
dbasement Wednesday 8:00
Tm. Faone vane 365-8060,
ia $99-4419, ats :
WE HAVE WILL
Only 75c each. Also Tintern
Agreement Sales forms 2
for 75c. . Castlegar News,
191 Columbia Ave. tin 2
astlegi
AA, Meeting: Schedule

problem and help others to
Tecover from’ aicoholism.

yw Arms

: 8 p.m. Dis-

eussion Meeting — Health
Centre. Tuesday:

Thursda’
(only) Nesting, "Health Cen-
tre, Gaturday: 8 pm. Public
Meeting = — ! David's
chute basement (Colum.
Dia. Al 3

GARRAY: — To M
and Mrs, Emil Garray rat
Castlegar, Jan. 16 a son.

SUTHERLAND — To
trend ar Robeon yea at
i daughter, obson, Jan, 21

Mre, ‘ee Hahn ORE
irs. 8 ol aair

WEATHER

Mx Mn Pre, Sun

" CANADA PENSION PLAN

Questions & Answers

Q./ Lam 30 years of age and
have been contributing to the
Canada Pension Plan for the
last ten years. L plan on leaving
Canada permanently, Can |
withdraw my contributions?

A. No, The contritutions you
have made to the Canada Pen-
sion Plan will remain to your
credit and will’ offer financial
protection to your wife and
children should you die and

© LEGALS

eS SE:
BRITISH COLUMBIA
al SERVICE

ENTAL
CONSTRUGHON AND
MARINE EQUIPMENT

an 100 hp. and
Frontend loaders, crawl-
er and rubber-ired,
ihe to 6 cu. yd. capac.

Dine trucks, tandem and
single, axle, 5 to 14 cu.

pacity
Gradalls'o1 or cqulvalont
ok ‘k drilling equipment,
tracks,

Tet otra up to 750 hp.
Tow barges, various sizes
Self, ifpropelled barges, sea-

type
Crew bose jet and pro-
or driven, 20 to 30

Underwater tree cutting

will offer financial
to you should you become
disabled, Also af age 65, you
would be entitled to receive a

boat mounted diver-op-
erator
Miscellaneous heavy duty

penso:
of where you ap tesiding.

A houseful
of Konuses!
Look a! the features In our

- Mobile Homes. Furniture for
every joom, from drapes to

mi

Completely equipped with all
moders appllances,

Frotestfonally designed

bisinitve exterior styling

combin! beauty and

daretlity In. maintenance-

fees aluminum, to add lelsure
you!

All homes heated for your

shopping comfort.

Open Daily from 9 a.m. tilé
om. i

Rentals will normally. be on

an ah found hourly rate ba-
sis. .For dump trucks, and

miscellaneous equipment
where different rate: sys-
tems are in effect, alter-
nate rates should be listed.

This is not a formal tender,
ut equipment owners in-
terested are invited to list
their ‘equipment Siving the
oe information:

model, year and
Mee Hal number of each.

List ora attachments

Business, telephone num-
ber

Written submissions should’ .
be

forwarded before Feb:
ruary 21, 1976 to:

Construction Engineer

Engineering Division

Brie Columbia For-
est Service

Parliament: Bull uildings
Victoria, British Co-
lumbia

VaV 1X5

Carpet

Except
Dealer Licence Number 136
Phone 359.7166

tJ q
OGLOW BROS.
Phone 365-7202

Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Action

Pup Division

Jan. 13—Maple Leafs 5,
Ollers 0. Scoring for the Maple
Leafs were D, Perehudoff (3),
S. Caulson and K. Ross. Assists
were made by K. Laren, K.
Ross, C. Martini and B. Torgal-
son,

Blazers 2, Sabres 0, In goal
for the Blazers was J. Verigin
and for the Sabres, B. Koreg. T.
Gevatkoff and R. Tamelin both
scored for the Blazers. Assists
went to K, Semenoff and T.
Gevatkoff.

Jan. 14—Caniicks 4, Cana-
dians 1. In goal was Swanson
for the Canucks and Kructsky
for the Canadians. Scoring for
the Canucks were G. Roberts,
S. Jones, S. Samoyloff and C.
Sookero. Assists went to S.
Jones, S. Samoyloff (2) and W.
Popoff (2). The Canadians’ goal
was scored by L. Plotnikoff,
assisted by R. Salekin.

Jan. 16—Oilers 3, Sabres 1.
In goal was R. Potter for the
Oilers and D. De Rosa for the
Sabres, Scoring for the Oilers
were E. Knowler, E. Strelioff
and S. Sparkman, Assists were
made by S. Kanigan, E. Knowl-
er and G. Nelson.’ The lone
Sabres’ goal was scored by D.
Terhune.

Pee Wee Division

Jan. 12—Mustangs 4, Ca-
nadians 0, In goal was P.
Churchill for the Mustangs and
G. Silvester for the Canadians.
Scoring for the Mustangs were
R. Yule, J. Landis, M. Plotni-

koff and D. Sherstobitoff. As-

sists were made by M. Plotni-
Koff, J. Landis (2), S. Simonen
and D. Sherstobitoff.

Jan. 13—Rangers 4, Bruins
1, In goal was L. Tomelin for
the Rangers and V. Brunton for
the Bruins, The Rangers’ goals
were scored by R. McGauley,
W. Walsh, M. Johnston and N.
Walker. Assists were made by
M. Johnston (2), W. Walsh (2)
and R. McGauley. The Bruins’
goal was scored by J. Obetkolf,
assisted by T.. Cox.

Jan. 14—Canucks 6, Maple -
. Leafs 2. In goal for the Canucks

was J. Shmoorkoff and for the
Maple Leafs’, T. Baulkham.

In goal for the Canucks ”

was J. Shmoorkoff and for. the
Maple . Leafs,.,T. Baulkham,

Charges Being
Considered .

In Accident

Castlegar RCMP are con-
templating laying charges fol-
lowing a single vehicle accident
Friday evening on the Robson
Road near the Brilliant School.

Police says an estimated
$5,000 damage occurred to a
1976 pickup, driven by George
G. Evin of Robson, after it
wandered onto the shoulder of
the road, caught the snow and
rolled onto its roof.

No injuries ‘have been
reported.

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or 965-8615 or 365-3593,
Mage tae

‘OA,
Orerenters Anonymous : a

im of. recove: for
Eompulsive eaters. Meetings
held \ every Monda: say ie

ing, St.
Cathie schurch basement,
Sth Avenue, North, Castle-
cap Call 885-6722 or 365-

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SEEKING HELP FOR,
handicapped child or ie
nat Call Kootenay Society
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e GIVEAWAY

—<——
GOT AN ITEM you
like to give away
You can put it in fis see
umn at no charge. Just
phone Classified Ads at 308
6 and say you have a
“giveaway” item you'd a
to_ advertise. pint
2 DOGS, 1 MALE, FE-
male, 3 months relat Part
Lab, part Weirmeramma.
Ph. 'Slocan 355-2477,

available’ on a
is *

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uss this

disc
ane Pharma
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“© Cards of Thanks

own us recently, It will al-
be remembered. Th
and:God bless you one

all, — Ralph, Florence

and iph,
and Edward Desaulniers H

® Engagements

and Mrs. Jack Ni-
chvaleiont of Castlegar are
Pleased to announce the
engagement of their daugh-
fer

gar, Seah any

191 Columbia Avenue

OFFICE SUPPLIES

i Ledgers — Journal Sheets — Columnar Pads
| Rulers — Staplers — Staples - Scotch Tape
Typewriter Ribbons — Stamp Pads.— Pens — Pencils
Carbon Paper — Jiffy Markers — Desk Trays
File Folders — Index Cards
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‘CASTLEGAR NEWS

—.. Telephone 365-7266

- Add Rolls

Goals were scored by J. Vara-
bioff (2), G, Pondolicek (2), A.
Beattic and M. Koochin. Assists
going to G, Pondelicek, J.
Varabioff (2) and R. Terhune.
The Maple Leafs’ goals were
scored by G. Halisheff and L.
Lauriente, Assists were made
by B. Baulkham and B. Dyer.

Jan. 16—Canucks 6, Mus-
tangs 1. In goal for the Canucks
was J. Shmoorkoff and for the
Mustangs, K. Sparkman. Scor-
ing for the Canucks were A.
Beattie (2), J. Varabioff, B.
Grim, G. Pondelicek and G.
Walker, Assists went to R.
Terhune, B. Ehman, Bs Grim,
M. Koochin (2) and A- Beattie,
‘The Mustangs’ goal was scored
by J. Landis, assisted by V.
Venables.

Jan, 16—Rangers 4, Cana-

dians 1. In goal was L. Tomilin
for the Rangers and G. Silves-
ter for the Canadians.
Scoring for the Rangers were
K. Perepolkin (2), M. Johnston
and W. Walsh. Assists were
made by N. Walker (2), K.
Perepolkin, R. McGauley and
W. Walsh. The Canadians’ goal
was made by P. Stoochnoff,
assisted by B. Watt.

Jan, 18—Maple Leafs 5,
Bruins 2. Scoring for the Maple
Leafs were L. Lauriente (2), K.
Keraiff, G. Stewart and L.
Samoyloff, Assists went to D.
Muller (2), G. Stewart and L.
Samoyloff. Scoring for the
Bruins was J. Obetkolf (2).

Bantam Division

Jan. 12—Pee Wee Rep 6,
-PPWC "4. In goal was D.
Kinakin for. the.Pee Wee Rep
and N, Chernoff for PPWC.
Scoring for the Pee Wee Rep
were L. Stoushnow, D. Knowl-
er (2), J. Smith and T. De Paoli.
Assists were made by’ T. De
Paoli (2), C. Liber, S. Arm-
strong and D. Knowler. Scoring
for PPWC were K. Kirby, J.
Popowich (2), L. Walker and D.
Philipoff. Assists were made by
J. Smith, L. Walker, W. Zibin
(2) and M. McDonald.

Jan. 14—Canadiens 3,
KSCU 2. In goal were D.
Johnstone for the Canadiens
and P. Perras for KSCU. The
Canadiens’ goals were scored
by N. Dermody (2) and K.

. Knowler.. Assists went to J.
+ Stewart and- S.- Sookachoff,
+ Scoring for KSCU were I.

Foubister and D. Perepolkin.
Assists were made by R.
Lauriente and A. Gunderson,

Jan. 15—CSCU 4, PPWC 2.
In goal was R. Cheveldave for
CSCU and not shown for
PPWC. Scoring for CSCU was
made by R. Marlin, M. Lightle
(2) and M. Wichert. Assists
went to M. Lightle, W. Gorkoff,

Nazaroff and R. Martin.
-Scoring. for PPWC were J.
Popowich ‘and L. Halisheff.
Assists went to D. Philipoff, M.
McDonald and E. Swetlishoff.

Jan, 16-KSCU.3, Legion
0. In goal were R. Kirby for
KSCU and C. Wilson for the
Legion. Scoring for KSCU were
R. Andrews, D. Perepolkin and
M, Kowalko. Assists went to A.
Gunderson and R. Andrews (2).

Jan. 16—PPWC 4, Texaco
1, In goal were N. Chernoff for
PPWC and_.K. Kirby for, Tex-
aco. Scoring for PPWC were L.
Halisheff, D. Philipoff, M. Me-
Donald and L, Walker. Assists
going to K. Shukin, L. Walker
(2) and J. Popowich. The
Texaco goal was scored by A.
McLeod.

CSCU 5, Canadiens 1. In
goal were R. Cheveldave for
CSCU and D. Johnston for the
Canadiens. - Scoring for the
CSCU were L. Kalesnikoff (2),
D. Hughes, W. Gorkoff and M.
MacDonald. Assists were made
by R. Martin, W. Gorkoff, M.
MacDonald (2}, M. Fitzpatrick
and C. Vandermarre. The lone
Canadiens’ goal was scored by
K. Knowler, ©

Jan. 18—Texaco 4, Cana-
diens 1. In goal were R.
Cheveldave for Texaco and’ D.
Johnstone for the Canadiens.
Scoring for Texaco were D. Cox
(2) and K. Rebin (2). Assists
went lo Alves and Marquis.
Scoring for the Canadiens was
S. Soukachoff, assisted by K.
Knowler,

Jan. 17—(at Spokane)
Castlegar Bantam “B” Reps 4,
Spokane Bantam “B" Reps 4.
Scoring for Castlegar were M.
Lightle, P. Horning, D. Markin,
T. Reed, Assists’ went to P.
Horning, C. Horning, R. Sim-
onen and D. Markin.

Jan. 18—(at Spokane)

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Castlegar Bantam "B" Reps 6,
Spokane Bantam “B" Reps 4,
Scoring for Castlegar were C.
Horning, J. Stowart, W. Zibin,
R. Lauriente, C, Horning and
D, Markin. Assists were made
by J. Stewart, R. Lauriente, M.

Lightle (2), T. Reed, T. Krug
and another for J. Stewart.

Midget Diviston

Jan. 10—(in Nakusp) Na-
kusp 7, Castlegar Bantam Rep
5, In‘goal for Bantam Rep was
R. Cheveldave. Scoring for
Bantam Rep were J, Josafatow,
B. Martin (2), K. Sherstobitolf
and D, McKinnon. Assists went
to P, Strelieff and Kanigan.

Jun. 22—Casébegar Bantam
Rep 7, In goal for Bantam Rep
was R. Cheveldave. Scoring for
Bantam Rep were M. Nevak-
shonoff (2), B. Martin (4) and J.
Josafatow. Assists went to T.
Cheveldave (2), P. Laurino (3),
G. Tomlin, T. Strelloff and J.
Josafatow.

Jan. 12—Rossland 5, Studs
4. In goal for the Studs was R.
Plotnikoff. Scoring for the
Studs were J. Bermel (2), N.
Voykin, G. Yule. Assists were
made by G, Yule, K. Chernoff,
C. Sookro, R. Sherstobitoff, P.
Klit and K. Simonen,

Dynamiters 5, Buzzards 3.
In goal were L, Ingham for the
Dynamiters and D. McMullen
for the Buzzards. Scoring for
the Dynamiters were D. Kirby
(2) and B. Tassone (3), ates
went to B. McDonald (2), C.
Perepolkin and G, Ingham.
Goals were scored for the
Buzzards by D. Obedkoff, A.
Conroy and B, Nazaroff. Assists
were made by B, Nazaroff and
A. Conroy (2).

Jan. 13—-Bantam Rep 4,
Studs 3, In goal were R.
Cheveldave for Bantam Rep
and R. Plotnikoff for the Studs.
Goals were scored for Bantam
Rep by T. Cheveldave, J.
Josafatow and B. Martin. As-
sists went to M. Nevakshonolf,
B. Martin, K. Sherstobitoff }2),
D. Barnes and D, Kanigan.
Scoring for the Studs were B.
Verigan, R. Alexander and N.
Voykin. Assists went to J.
Bermel and J. Briggeman.

Jan, 14—Buzzards 6, Wee-
bles 3. -In > goals were’ D.
McMullen for the Buzzards
and R, Plotnikoff for the
Weebles. Goals were scored by
P. Rilkoff, J. Gillman, B.
Cheveldave, D. Obedkoff, B.
Nazaroff and B. Keraiff. Assists
were made by D. Obedkoff, J.
Roberts, D, Calder, B. Kam-
bick, B. Cheveldave and B.
Nazaroff. Scoring for the Wee-
bles were S. Bozek, W. Koochin
and F. Costa, Assists went to F.
Costa and W. Koochin.

Jan, 15—Bantam Rep 4.
Dynamiters 3, In goal'were R.
Kirby for Bantam Rep and L.
Ingham for the Dynamiters,
The Bantam Rep goals were
scored by J. Josafatow (2), B.
Martin and D. Kanigan. Assists
went to A. Isakson (2) and B,
Martin (2). The Dynamiters'

Is were scored by G. Pace,
W. Sherstobitoff and D. Kirby.
Assists going to M. Varabioff,
D. Kirby and B, McDonald,

Jan. 17—(in Rossi:

“Isn't It Good to Know,” a

w film that abandons trad!-
tional story lines to involve the
viewer in the life-experiences of
real people, will be shown Jan.
23, ‘at the F Taber-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 22, 1976

Film ‘Isn't It Good to Know’ fo be Shown
Tomorrow Night af Pentecostal Tabernacle

will be shown once at 7.30 p.m,

“Tan't It Good to Know"

was edited and directed by J.

Michael Hooser, a young 26-

year-old film-maker who brings
new tech

nacle in Castlegar, The latest
film from World Wide Pictures,
producers of “Time To Run,"

Margaret Smith
Funeral Service
Held in Nokusp

Rosary and prayers were
recited Sunday and funeral
mass held Monday‘ at Nakusp
for Margaret M. Smith. 68, rol
Nakusp who died Jan, 8 in the”
Trail Regional Hospital,

Born in Rossland Aug. 26,
1917, Mrs. Smith received her
education in Trail. It was also in
Trail that she married her
husband, Edward A. Smith,
They moved to Nakusp in 1945.

Mrs. Smith is survived by
four sons, Edward, Brian and
James of New Westminster and
Robert of Nakusp; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Marilyn Holt of
Marysville, Mrs. Barbara
Michaud of Kelowna and Miss
Beatrice Smith of Nakusp; one
brother, James Leckie of
Castlegar; two sisters, Mrs. E.
A. Montpellier of Trail and Mrs.
Molly White of Castlegar.

Father Gregory Snider of-
ficlated at the services with
music played by organist Mrs,
Doris Butt.

Burlal took place at Na-

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