19 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 14, 1972

More than 6,000 individual Classified Ads are pub-
lished in the Classified pages, of the Castlegar News

each year.

We think they represent 6,000 good reasons 2 why
Classified Advertising pays off!

Individuals and business firms are putting more
advertising into Classified because they’re getting more

out of it.

For one thing, advertisers in ‘the Castlegar News
reach virtually every potential buyer in the area.

And reaching the largest audience is one of the
best ways of making sure your advertising message ‘gets
results.

That’s why Instant Action Classified Ads in the
Castlegar News are so popular. For just $1.50 you can
put a 15-word ad in the Castlegar News: for three con-

secutive insertions.

reasons why people believe

Classified Ads in the

Castlegar News really pay dividends!

During the three weeks your message will reach
virtually every family in the Castlegar-Kinnaird-Blueber-
ry-Robson area, as well as a considerable number in the
Slocan Valley. You cannot find better value for your ad-
vertising dollar anywhere.

Whether you have a car to sell, a house to rent, a
handyman to hire or.a lost dog to find. . . your. chances
of getting faster action are better in the classified section
of the Castlegar News.

And it’s easy to place your ad. Just call our Classified

number, 365-7266 — and you can “charge it” te you

so desire.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

y

“instead of

‘ This year
hothers, tithers had a date

ith thelr daughters for this
sion,

was a supper
Os air Seen with a Tale ee
decorated: tree, ga-
hes and carol sin; ng.
Later Mr. and
dropped in to dlsteibuts

Special guests included
Piet division commission-
Mrs. Greer, district com-
Prussioner Mrs. Pho and
. Greer, cone Doug

ja an . tt of
ecto each acted as hone

i wan rary fathers to a girl, T!

ave each Guide a father as

fer escort, 2

i

ie Sousine between Sat-

irday ht

morning, 3a
eak accident aeaered’ at

‘| dhe mine in Sandon.

A young Chase man
Ne:

took his’ truck into the mine

site to doposit his load o:
Some Hoe the ore was
en

Investigation showed
that the driver went ben-
eath the deck to hammer
the frozen ore loose, Some-
how ths mechanism releas-

sending the box- down

ra the victim,

paths ody was found

4 by first man
cin showed up on ltt.

omni and Mr Age
of Silverton left for ie
coast Saturday where Const.
Age will be taking addition-
a courses for his work in
egee

iy disol
hot water. Chill, then pow
into punch bowl. Add large
bottle of gingerale and float
ice cubes and lemon slices.

looks lovely and
tastes great.

' More Santa

Claus Letters

vt
maOear Santa,
+” I-want a Barbie Camp-
and a Velvet doll.
,1 Grant wants a train,
‘;. Goldie wants some sq-
paky toys and my gerbils
want some can

hank you fo for the gifts
rou left last y

my: We wil ‘eave’ you some

poodles oF, the fireplace.
i Karen and Grant .
_, Bisberry creek, BC.

= aa ‘tive years old and
tried to be a good girl
wo bro-

u art
like a play telephone and
some little cars,

|} We will have some milk

j_ Blughensy Chose Be.

ut

Dea Santa: -
Thank you very much

lar the nice. toys you brou-

ht last year. year I

-would like a Lite-Brite for
Christmas. My little sister
Lori would like some cloth
books, Please bring my new
baby brother Dale a plastic
baseball and bat. We have
all been good kids. I love
you Santa. We will leave
you some water and an or
ange on the tal
Love, ctealle

PS, Hope you can find us.
We moved into a big double
wide trailer,

i

Drawer 490,

Dow 81072
Dear Santa Claus,
Dadiy is wri

some clothes and a cradle,
force would like a

a cradle and
pn doll clothes. We have
been good

ank you for the candies.

We. qleve you. You go hard

toys. We will

leave you a drink and som-

ething to eat — and some

sugar eubes for your rein-
leer.

ire & Jennifer

The
ARTS
CLUB

1130 Seymour St. & Davie
\ Vancouver 687-5315

An Exhibition
Of Acrylic
Paintings by
Dulce Turner
From December 7
thru January
Open Every
Evening from

8 p.m. to 12 p.m.

The Perfect Gift for Christmas. ..
0O-K-S :
. They’re Always Well Appreciated

THE BOOK SHOP

tock:
Pictorial History of the Doukhobors
Books by Farley Mowatt
A Good Variety of Cook Books
And Many, Many More — Come and Lookl

Are You Ready for Snow?

If your snowblower isn’t in

working order,

Monashee Sporting Eqt. Lid.

FOR TUNE-UP OR REPAIRS

At the Top of Sherbiko

bring it to...

Hill — Phone 365-3181

LOCAL PARTICIPANTS in the Dec. 2 and 3
Kootenay Figure Skating championship at
Cranbrook were, ‘right, Cathy Kruetzky
who. -placed fourth in junior. silver
dance, Judy Cheveldave displaying her
plaque es winner of the senior bronze
dance and Debbie Martin who enter-
sub-novice” ladies — singles
results are not yet posted. Judy Chev-
eldave also placed fifth in junior silver
dance. All but two of the judges were from

for which

British Columbia and included local judge

Pat Nicol. These three girls were the only

entries from the Castlegar Figure Skating.
Club. to participate compared to the 15
entries the club had last year. Pro. C, Lenore

Kay seid lack of preparation time due to

late ice did not allow the club to make

& greater showing in number of entries.

low tests for the local club will be held

this Sunday. — Castlegar News Photo

40-year gold award irony

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Decomber 14,1972” iL

Memorial Service for Lorne.E. Campbell, 65
A Resident of this Area for Forfy-Five Years

Memorial service was
held yesterday from the ch-
apel of the Castlegar Fun-
eral Home for Lorne Elmer
Campbell, 64, a resident of
Castlegar who died Monday
7 the Castlegar and Dis-
ict Hospital,

* porn April 2, 1907, In
Bankhead, Alta,, Mr.. Camp-
bell first came to Deer Park
with his parents at the age
of six and then at 12-years-
of-age he moved to Victorla.
le recelved his educa-
tlon at these to places,

In 1927 Mr. Campbell
took up residents in Trail
and in the same year was
employed with Cominco.

He lived in Rossland
frome 1942 to 1948 and in

Sincere Thanks...

Sincere thanks to those who supported

me at the polls in electoral area J.

dim Lenihan

25.HOUR SERVICE

ED'S AUTO. TOWING

aird to 1966 when Mr. Emergency Road Service

bell made his home in Cold Weather Starting Boosts. Guaranteed us-
canal ‘ ed car parts. We also buy and sell quality used

In 1967 he received his Call An: ytime | 365-5567

Cominco, retiring in, 1!

Mr. Campbell is sur-
vived by his wife, Rose;
ne ann, Ron of Whomack, | Watch Your Step . ...
Larry Betty) Evans of Aus-
tralia; three grandchildren
of Australia and one step-
sister, Mrs. Vivian Potts of
Prince George.

Rey. Ted Bristow offic-
lated a the. qaemnorel aor:
vice at. w
“Abide With: Me” and “It
is No Secret” were played.

In lieu of flowers don-

We have
ICE SALT & ICE BLAST

— See Our Toro Snowblowers —

Mitchell Supply Ltd.

Front Street — Castlegar — Phone 365-7252

Box 538,
Cremation preceeded
the memorial service with

the Castlegar Funeral Home
in charge of arrangemenss.

IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
S.H.S.S. DOUKHOBOR
STUDENT CHOIR LONG-
. PLAY STEREO ALBUM
English — Russian
HYMNS AND FOLK SONGS
Available at:

Dear Santa
I would like some skate

good
gir. Also I would like a
‘hockey stick. “*
- Love
Mich

BOWLING RESULTS FROM CASTLEGAR AND

K.C, CO-OP — PETE'S T.V. — MIKES T.V.
OR FROM ANY CHOIR MEMBER

DISTRICT

SHSS High Schoo!

LHS: Darlene Adshead
239. LHT Darlene Adshead

“MHS Shawn Flynn 263.
MT Doug Morisseau 679.

No. 2 959. THT No. :

Team Points: No. 1 2%,
No, 2 4, No: 3 0, No. 41k,
No. 5 4, No. 6 0.
Monday 9 - 11

LHS. Elaine Creighton
274, LHT Elsie Rysen 688.

MHS Ken Plotnikoff
291. MHT Ken. Plotnikoff

Cats 1139.

W! .
Kedides” 0, Night Owls 2,
rot Other 600's: Elaine Cr-

LHT Ann ‘Kajear 6o7..
‘MHS _ Ed. Mosby 304.
MHT John Marshall 723.
HS Purple People Eat-
ers 1033. THT Mishaps

2864.

Team Points; Expos 0,
Spark: Plugs 1, Early Birds
1, Mishaps 3, Gutter Brooms

ams 613, Ed Mosby 705,
Ken Hood 656, Don Rosier
06, Otto Neuman 629.

Phipps 694.
erio: a 887, THT

lugs 2794.
Team Points; Pincurlers

~ "25%, Wheaties 24 Cheerios

22% Take-Pive 22% Muffets
22, Mugs 15%.

PLAZA BAKERY

OPEN:— Tuesday

PHONE 365-5944

to Thursdays and on day

9 am. to 6 p.m.

Fridays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

WE WILL BE CLOSED JANUARY 1ST
OPENING AGAIN TUESDAY, JAN. 30, 1973

_- SEASON'S GREETINGS TO YOU ALL —

FILL UP YOUR DEEP FREEZE WITH BAKING NOW

You'll ‘Love
Our Great
Selection

la 5.
, 1004.. THT . Boundary Elec-
tric 2809.

Other © 600's: Phyllis
‘Phipps 694, : Shirley’ More-
house 685, Colleen Lightle
678, Nancy Chernenkoff
664, Ann _ajzar 629, Doreen
Jaques 618, Betty Oglow

617, Gladys Manahan 609.

Tuesday 1. p.m.
LHS Betty, Healey 264.
LHT Betty Healey 659.
THS Macalister _ Ins.

Team Points; Indepen+
dents 20, Lucky Five 28%,
Sentinals 16, Castlegar Drug
26, Boundary Elec. 28%, Ma-

ealister Ins, 25.

Other 600's: Bonnie
White 625, Irene Hill 624,
Daisy Koehle 611.

Tuesday 7 o’clock Mixed
LHS Julie Morgan 244.

LHT Julie Morgan ‘690.
MHS Olson 263.

THS
THT Go-Getters 3083.
Team Points: Rebels 0,
etters 3,

Regular 4, Gi
Road Runners 1, ‘calumbi
5 3, Screw Balls 1

Other 600's: Matvin Le-
Roy 670, Erma Mykyte 650,
Jim Stone 643, June ‘Arch-
ambault 639, . Matt Rohn
631, Darline’ Adshead 611,
Jim Proud 607.

Tuesday Night Mixed 9-1)
LHS Marge Bonnett: 296.

LHT Marge Bonnett 713.
MHS Jack Osachoff-276.

MHT nee Osachoff 689.

am Points: The Me:
chine 2, 2 Nighthawks 3, L-
Cee-Bee 2, Spoilers 3, Squir-
ly is Se Seven Elevenths 1.

Wed. Morning Drivers Lea. -

LHS Ann Fishwick 276.
LHT Bobbie Keraiff 659,
THS Ramblers 1041.

THS Ramblers 1041. THT
Ramblers

Team Points: Ramblers
2, Mustangs 1, ;T-Birds 3,
Chevys 3, Gadilldes 1, Horn-
ets 2.
Other 80's Helen Sta
mp-Vincent 600, Elaine Ma-
ir 610; Pat Liber 623, Pearl
Mott 629, Ann Fishwiek 634.

Wed. Nite cusRate.
Myers 250.
LHT Judy Myers 6867.
THS Eagles 994. THT
Swalows 2720.

Team Points: Orioles 0,
Canaries 1,-Swallows 3, Par
ols 2, Bud gies 2, Eagles 4.

600’s: Shirley
rorbie 827, Irene Sree

Thursday roming. Ladies

fartin. 269.

LHT Elaine Martin 693.

THS Lions 964. THT
Teddy Bears 2701. .

Team Points; weavers
0, Lions 3, Minks 2%, Ted-
dy Bears 4, Ghipmuiks 4
Squirrels Tk,

Other 600’s; Jean Syl-
vest 606, Val. Bonham 616,
Dorothy Hardy 635, Gail
Calder 614.

Rowdy: Rollers {iturs. ye

LHS Edna Marshall 242

LHT. Shirley Barton 582.
THS: Criers - 975. THT
Criers 2628.
Team . Points: _ Hooters

26, Screamers: 28, Groan--

ers. 26, Wailers: 15, Criers
28, Moaners 21. '-

Thursday Night Mixed Lea.
LHS. Shirl. Morehouse
bry B8. LHT Shirl Morehouse

MHT Dave Hiebert 714.

-your’ enquiries.

Be a Co-Op Shopper
Shop at the K.C. Co-Op, Brilliant
We feature:

Groceries — Hardware od €0-Op Quality Gas
Complete line st Livestock Feeds

KC (0-0p, Brilliant

We have an “open membership.” We Welcome
Phone 365-7373

THS Hee
.THT Hee Haws 3083.

MHS Dave Hiebert $12,

Haws 1113,

Team Points: - Fallen
Stars 0, Spirits 1, Hee Haws
4, Flintstones 3, Pinchers 2,
Head Pins 4, Anythings 2
Gutter Balls 0, Farmers 3,
Sundowners 0, All ‘Stars
Speed Demons 4

Other 600's: Bill Davis

Adshead 659, Darrel Rour-
ke 646, Pear Fillipoff
Matt Rohn 634, Nick Kazan-
iewski 631, Bruce McKen-
Elaine Martin 614,

Dinner, Refreshments, Noisemakers.
zie. 631, ;
Bill Cheveldave 604.

and Novelties
— Local and Special Guest Performers —

Fri. Night Classic Mixed .

LHS Barb Karzeniewski Millie and Bemard Voykin of Grand Forks
250, SLHT Barb: Marzano ~ Serge Plotnikoff — Frank Oxtaf
sl :

MHS — John .. Obedkoff Gary Rezansoff — Joe MacKay
eee MHT John Obetkoff Tom Jones of Rossland

76. : 5
THS Possibles 977..THT Bjom Edblad — Gerry Moshy
a ean Polats: Belleve It D: from
am Points: Believe anci 9 pm. to 2:3
or Not 1, All Stars 3, Old | si an shanti
Styles 1, peeeelbles 3, 5 Stars Refreshments Available — Buffet Supper Served
$15.00 couple, Phone 365-7282 for reservaiions

0,
Other 600's: Jean Arch.
senbeut 632, Bill Donald 2.50

Announcing the Opening
Of the West Kootenay Branch of

INTERIOR DIESEL & EOT.

West of Kinnaird on Highway 3 — Telephone 365-3312
: DEALERS FOR
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Cranes and: Loaders — Detroit Diesel Parts
and Parker Hannifir. Hose and Fittings

Here are a few of. our Opening Specials:
» HEAVY. DUTY BATTERIES
25 Pct. to 35 Pet. Off

STARTING FLUID
30 Per Cent Off

ANTLFREEZE
20 Pct. Off

Clear-Out Prices on Norwegian Ring
Type or Multi-Stud Skidder and Loader Chains

Sales and Rentals of New and Used Equipment
Marcel Payeur 365-6100 Myles Ringheim 825-4311
Parts: Phone Lyte Uri 365-3312

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