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THE MEETING PLACE

Kirstin Mason, Speaker
Reservations: 365-8025

CASTLEGAR SENIORS ASSOCIATION (CORRECTION!!) Pot luck
picnic, June 17 Kinsmen Park, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

CASTLEGAR CHAPTER RNABC - meeting 19:00 hrs, Conference
Room, Castlegar & District Hospital, June 15

CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB - Luncheon Thursday, June 10, 11
a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Fireside. Feature: “Floral Creations", Soloist:

Helen Campbell trom Spokane

CASTLEGAR'S ALZHIEMERS SUPPORT GROUP - meets second
Wednesday each month. 6:30 - 8 p.m. Castlegar Library

Minimum charge is $4
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Organizations may be listed here. The first 12 words
are $4 and additional words are 15¢ each. Boldtaced
words (which must be used for headings) count as two
words. Each consecutive insertion is half-price

Deadline is 11:30 Monday for

Wednesday's paper. Please bring in or mail your notices

465 Columbia Avenue

OUT POWERS, OUT PULLS AND OUT HAULS

The'Castlegar Sun

The Sun is the
local'sports

Wednesday, June 9, 1993

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Protect your children.

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FOR YOU!

be sure to call

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KENTUCKY FRIED

Castlegar's new Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant
opening in July requires friendly people for
full and part time positions as;

* Customer Service Persons
* Cooks
Please apply in person during the following dates:
Thursday, June 10 «
9 am - 2 pm or 6 pm - 8 pm
Friday, June 11 * 9 am - 2 pm

at the Keenlyside room at the Sandman inn
Previous experience, particularly drive-thru
service would be a definite asset.

DINING LOUNGE
Open 4 p.m. Daily

365-3294

Located 1 mile South
of Weigh Scales,
Ootischenia.

Celgar, Westar and Cominco
vouchers accepted

DODGE DAKOTA

FULL SIZE FORD AND CHEVY’

1993 Dodge Dakota

YOUR LOCAL CHRYSLER DEALER’S
*1 SALES EVENT IS ALL ABOUT {7")!

d Chevy 5 e pick-ups. * *Offers mutually exclusive ond for personal use only. Financing subject to approval. Example: $15
1S # of borrowing $1,876.32. Total to be repaid $16,876.32. With rebate not taken: EHective interest rate 9 48
ense and taxes extra. Limited time offer. See dealer for details.

***Some restrictions apply. See dealer for det

HUGH
KEENLEYSIDE
SUMMER TOURS

Hugh Keenleyside Dam is located 8
km upstream from Castlegar
Guided tours through the Hugh
Keenleyside Dam gives visitors an
opportunity thee how the dam
and lock system operate

To arrange for a tour call.

365-5299

Please call ahead to
book your tour

Tours are free of charge
We look forward to seeing you
ee eicireneeee

BChydro &

START THE SEASON
OFF RIGHT WITH
BIOGUARD

The temperature is rising, the trees are
budding and the kids are screaming to go
swimming, Spring is here and it's time to open
the pool

If you do your own pool opening, here are
Some tips to make the job easier. First, remove
the pool cover. Be careful not to dump leaves
and other debris into the pool. Clean it with
Stow-Away®, fold and store in a clean, dry
place, away from sun and weather

Next, check the pump, filter and skimmer
Make sure all equipment is in good working
order so chemicals can work effectively
Vacuum if necessary, unless your pool is newly
plastered. In that case, wait a few weeks

Make sure your test kit has new reagents. Get
new ones if needed. Accuracy is very important
to the life of your pool

Fill the pool to proper levels and run the filter
for 2-3 hours. Then reach about 18 inches down
away from return fittings, and collect about a
quart of water in a Water Sample Bag or clean
container. Take a water sample to your
BioGuard® dealer, the pool professional. Your
dealer will perform special tests to help you get
the water in balance.

Because overdosing is as bad as neglect, your
BioGuard® dealer will recommend a
personalized prescription for your pool. No two
pools are exactly alike. They all need
specialized treatment. He or she will also help
you check and balance chlorine, total alkalinity,
PH, stabilizer levels and calcium hardness

VALKYR AQUATICS
Pool Care Products
Replacement Liners

e | BioGuard
Pool Care
System

The Castlegar Sun DNESDAY, June 9, 1993

ROGRESS...

7 hou gh the lene

The signs are all pointing in the right direction, Castlegar is moving on and moving up.

Progress in the long run is a good thing for any community, the long term financial benefits to the
surrounding area far outweigh any short term headaches associated with the traffic holdups, detours
and dusty conditions

The Castlegar-Robson bridge construction project is in full swing. On both sides of the river the
construction takes on different forms; the Castlegar side is being filled-in to bring it up to the level
needed to flow traffic over the train tunnel and onward to Robson the train tunnel is starting to take
the shape of an inverted pear; access to the new bridge is beginning to become apparent with the
increased grading and shaping of the landscape. In Robson two of the bridge piers are nearing com
pletion and work is starting on the third of the six piers which will support the new thoroughfare; the
Robson access road is almost completely up to grade

Other construction projects around town include the building of a new Kentucky Fried Chicken
outlet and Castlegar's Downtown Revitalization phase-two is digging holes at a fast and furious pace

With the construction in full swing all around us, frustration in getting around is evident to all
drivers and pedestrians in Castlegar, but one thing is:certain once the dust settles and the major pro-
jects draw to a close, Castlegar will become a better place for everyone

Gary 365-7389

DISPENSING
“OPTICIAN

Required for new optical in
Nelson. Minimum 2 years
experience, Competitive
salary and benefits. Send
resume with references to:

Optical, 2280A, Leckie Rd.,
Kelowna, B.C. V1X 6G6.

ELECTROLUX
FREE Pickup
& Delivery
Every Week
Sales * Supplies » Repairs

-Upper Left: Last week workers started to put the upper sections togeth-
er that will become the train tunnel to allow traftic to flow back and forth
from Castlegar to Robson witho't being held up by train traffic -Upper
right: Workers put the finishing touches on the second of six piers and
drilling piles into place for the third pier. «Right: As each new layer of
gravel is added it is packed to provide a solid base -Above: Rob
Lawrence digs a small hole as part of Downtown Revitalization phase
two, while machinery in the background of a larger scale, works on differ-
ent sized projects on 13 th Ave

Photos by John Van Putten