10 __CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 17, 1986

Don Brothers Reports ...

The proceedings in the Le
islature have now arrived at tthe
int where

to this point the house has con-
sidered the estimates of the Pre-
mier, minister of finance, min-
ister of agriculture, the attorn-
ey-general and the minister of

this time next week

Be and
the proposals for the rade and
ing year. In parllamentary. par-
lance this is known as a debate
on the minister’s estimates,

uring

a. a
the vninter's department. Up
ee Ui

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“Columbia

FABRIC & FLOORS
1420 Bay Ave. Trail, B.C.}

hope to visit the Ross-
land-Trail district shortly after
the house winds up, to see the
progress being made and to dis-
cuss stan questions concerning
+} the iaeae ion or pertaining to the

i "Buring the week I had the
pisasure of visiting with ine

oa
busi
Jacl

Wl who ongpped in to see meh

m2! Tony (Elizabeth
ty

Robson. Woman
Mary Chuiskoff
Passes Aged 74

Funeral it services were held
Friday from the Cestlegar Rus-
sian. hall for: Mary « Chutakott,
aged '74, wi jp; paesed, away. on
March 9 at Hoo lenay Lake Gen-
eral Hospita

Born in ued on Sept. 27,
1891, Mrs, Chutskoff came to
Canada as a young girl, fetiting
at Blaine Lake, Sask. 1941
she moved to Perry Siang ind
in 1953 came to Robson to make
her home with her son Tim. She
lived there until her passing.

Mrs, Chutskoff was a mem-
ber of the Union Spiritual Com-

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box 781, Castlegar

It is fun’ to shop but on
most occasions shopping means
shopping ‘for food stuff. At one
time a certain amount of: plea-
sure was gained in these excur-
slons but now one just
patiently to see if the final
tally is at least reasonably
close to what one originally
budgeted.

There is: no need to. fill
this column with economical re-
clipes, It does net take a wife

in our own kitchens; Moat house-

.wives Jose: track of. what they

haye on. hand,’ Leftovers, and
other dishes get. pushed to the
back of the refrigerator or the
antry shelf, and poll. Every
ousewife should take a care-
ful, inventory, at least twice a
week, 50 she will dnow, exactly
what's in the. hous

This subject ms an endless

one. Only concern: for our fam:
ily's. well-being will lead us to
in home ec-

mutter of See Her

died in
she i survived by ‘tw
daughters, Mrs..L.. (Ma ry) RAL,

nikoff ‘of Appledale., an Mrs.
pronto, wo, rane
edale and ‘Tim of pi opioon
eee dle 14 renting:

children, two "brothers. in: Sark,
and one sistér in Al

syeral | Jet

, yet
iz t that it will give
tise to con iderable, debate.
The attorney-general “has
pointed out on a number of oc-
casions that this legislation does
not in any way make a driver
subject to an offense or con-
viction or, fine, All that the pol-
ice officer may. do is to ask a
driver to take a test-and if he
fails to do.so the: officer may
suspend his licence for pA

cannot be considered

fine but only suffers the incon-
venience of the loss of his driv-
er’s licence fort a short period

time. In_ vi fa
that drivers in] British Columbia | t
killed 500 people during last
year, this certainly requires us

take the most stringent meth-
Caertera top this carnage and I
for one heartily support this
proposed legislation.

ARAN com

LEGION

BINGO

Saturday
March 19

8 P.M.
LEGION HALL.

Phone 368-8433

E.a, clean, crisp—that’s the effect Basic Banking is having

on the atmosphere at Canada’ "First Bank. Basic Banking —

d d put the emphasis

where it belongs — on quick, efficient handling of the three
vital services you use in your day-to-day banking. Basic

Banking is based on the fact that nine times out of ten when

youenter a bank you are looking for service in (1) Savings
Accounts, (2) Current Accomnts 0 or (3) Pertonal Chequing.
In

‘geared,

our branch offices to give ra You siecle, top Performance i in

these basi

benking services, of course, "You'll still find 2 more completo
range of. financial services atthe Bank of Montreal than at

berta,

_| liant, Cemetei
>| gar Funeral

Burial took place at the Bril-

lome in care
arrangements,

Columbia Pigeon
Glub Announces
Draw Winners

At ta recent meeting of the
Columbia Pigeon Club, held at
the home of president Frank
McLean at Rossland, the win-
ners of the club draw were pick-
ed, Pulling the lucky numbers
were Willa and Tom Condy.

First prize of $20 was won
by Miss Jackie MeWiahon of Van-
gouver; second prize of $10 went

Still of China Creek and
thine oe of $5 went to John
Hutton Jr. of Thompson Ave.,
Rossland. The members thank-
ed all friends who participated
in this draw and helped to make
it a success.

your
ip cheaper cuts ‘of meat.:Price:

corn. ‘bu:
j-with the Castle: of canned teat eine pest aed

long,
te acquire a Aira reperiare ot
these dishes, Particularly in th
meat department
Do not pore you: are selling | hi
ur fat n Short ‘when buyin;

has
nothing to:do:with iutritional
Sat ae a ea

‘ate, np er for, you
| than ¢ huck, Kidney or hambur-

T was surprioed to Jearn that
beef: was

theats-are in the iuxary class.
Apparentiy:)' the nned ‘corn
beef gives You:a Tot of protein
for your money,

Other facts that have come
to light are that canned tomato
juice dulce basis nearly the same vita-

it as oranges: or | Sd

conten’
ena but with a lower
price tag.

Cheese is & highly concen-
trated food’ and an excellent
meat substitute. Fancy cheese
spreads and packaged varieties
won't savé you money, though.

The most economical form of} .

cheese, is natural cheddar or

ican.
+: Some other foods are cheap-
er to make at home: pickles, ice
cream, jelly and jam.

have not been able to
satisfy myself that baking bread
for the family is a saving when
you can make -some .very inter-
esting bulk’ buys: when spec-
jals are offered-and there is
room in the freezer. But it is
a habit I cannot break, feeling
that so much nutrition can be
added to your batter.

onomy.
Seasonal ana bill ceiedd is
“| tne biggest at help: Ve Very ‘oi

tor

ing | val a

itee vies ‘hai
= ee ae ie ’
sha Lanta ‘jen fora ried

vid at fe se atau blab tive

‘squash
i
2 let us
let us, govern our
bee cae loyalt; ‘y and trut

be trus to our, obligations
. and Tet us love ¢ ® one another.

urn up at
every Soot | Sturn up wi
enthusiasm .. . sin up With a

tive.
,t0 all those wearing the

green eae here's to St. -
oR we. Pat.

BARGAIN CENTRE

— Located at Genelia : ‘ee 4)

GOOD CLEAN USED CLOTHING
FOR ALL OF THE FAMILY °

Open Tuesday - Thuraday 9-9 Fridays 6.80-9
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY 4.10

Waneta Airways
: LIMITED
Government ‘Approved
FLYING SCHOOL
Air Charter ae Rettits - Sipttiesiny Fiigtite
“ Locat Located at the Giitlegar airport

SER (PH, NIGHTS Se

Saturdays 5.9 p. M.
Sundays 2-9 P.M.

Bring the family to thie Sumptuous
Buffet dinner. Enjoy the fine hot
and. cold gourmet foods.

City Centre Dining Room

365-7278

Here I find powdered milk has
exceptional value for fortifying

peween the home-baked bread.

old and young bird
Members are anticipating a “good
season.

It is sad to realize that the
major reason for wasted money
in the food department is right

Fi iends Gather to Mark.
Couple’ 's Silver Wedding

side. by. slender. white

jer tapers in silver holders.

‘Aftér. supper ‘the ‘cake was
cut by the honorees and ‘served
tothe guests. Congratulations
and ‘good wishes were extended
to and Mrs. Killough by J.

JF. Killough,

The guests of honor open-
ed their, gifts.and extended sin-
cere ‘thanks for a “wonderful
evening.”

‘Those present were Mr..and
Mrs./R. Jackman and -son Rob-

Say ar G po Cran

Way not drop into your

neighbourhood branch of Canada’s Firat Bank soon and
see for yourself which way the wind is blowing?

“There's a fresh wind
Canada’s First Bank”

at

Bank or MontrEAL

Irvin, Of Rossland,
who had been Mr. and Mrs. xl

ated Les ‘D:
Kiltou
Phil Gendron, Miss Louise Hain-|'

a | lough’s attendants 25 years ago;
Mr. .and . Read, of Trail.
Gwen Sahistrom, Mr.

BE ng iia, Rete Mrs.

John Dunlop, Mr. ‘and Mrs, Carl
Sehlstrom, Mis. Pat

m,. Miss.“Pat’ McLeod,’
Mrs, Jack’
and daughter Heather,’

108; abies s Killough Jr. and Miss
Sue

Support for GKRD |

Central Kootenay Regional
District board is tani!
“good: support”

1818 BAY — TRAIL, é.c,
SINGER COMPANY OF ~
SANADALTD. ¥

palities for its ts resolution calling |] Ri Rin

for B.C. Hy

and taxed in the same way a5|||

municipalities or else to pay
grants in lieu of taxes to the,
Regional District, the board

:'| learned * recent

At the ant, board meeting
members decided to leave fu-

ture action on the matter in the

GORDON A. SUMNER.
Naturopathic Health Service

hands of chairman G. 8. Rust,
of Kinnaird.

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