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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, November 14, 1975

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At 35 years of age, Mr.
Lightle has attained an exten-
sive record of community ser-
vice. He has served as presi-
dent of Castlegar Minor Base-

the Athletic
over 12 year:

president of the Castlegar

* Mayoralty Candidate
City of Castlegar
Bob Lightle was born and
raised in Castlegar. He and his
wife, Colleen, have chosen to
remain here to ralse thelr two
bares Mark 13 and David 11.

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egar's Biggest Little
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2.79

SLICED BACON
Ib. $1.

PAYN TAXIT
COFFEE
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BLUE RIBBON

COFFEE
REG, $1.59 VALUE .

BEAUTIFUL
GRAPEFRUIT
S for ...... 69¢
RITAN
SOUPS
TOMATO OR VEGETABLE|
S tins... $1.00
FISH & CHIPS -
20 oz. ....-. 99e
BETTER BUY
SARDINES
tins ...... 9
MACKEREL
Lg. tins .... 69c]

DUNCAN HINES

CAKE MIX.
ALL FLAVORS.
Pkg. ....... 89ef"
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CREAM PIES
14 oz. size .. 79c'

TRI PAK
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Plain, Barbecue, Wavee -
3°. Salt & Vinegar

Minor Hockey Association and
served on the User's Commit.
“tee for the new arena. He was
also chairman of the 1971
Centennial Committee.

Along with his interest in
youth activities, Bob is a
member of the Volunteer Fire
Department and was president
of the Firemen’s Club,

Bob worked for CanCel as
a steam engineer for 14 years
before leaving early this year to
enter the business field. He is
now owner-manager of P & G
Builders Supply.

Asa businessman, he feels
that the City of Castlegar Is
about to enter a period of rapid
growth and that we, as a city,
must rise to meet the needs of -
that growth.

“We must have a positive,
progresaive and decisive coun-
clll We havé to have a council
aware of the needs of the’
business community 2s well as
the needs of our youth and our:
elderly citizens. We need a
council that is in tune with the
business world and assurance

grow in a definite and orderly
and progressive pattern,” says
Mr. Lightle.

He ‘feels that a change is
needed and he is willing to
devote the time and the energy
required, Lightle saya his stand
is leadership, progress od
service to the city.

Three Accidents

R, 4s,

Ed Mosby *
Mayoralty Candidate
City of Castlegar
Ed Mosby is completing his
eighth year on council—three

terms as alderman and one.as
Mayor,

He played a leading part in
amalgamation of the two for-
mer towns, believing that this
community could not develop
its great potential on a divided
basis: ~

/ The preparation and work
Involved in the passing of three
mafor referendums: (1) amalga-
mation (2) Castlegar and Dis-
trict Comniunity Centre and (3)

for the south end

Cast! the imperative
need of an orderly community
plan for the growth and devel-
opment of the city; and the
routine operation of city func-
tions and services, imposed a

heavy burden on both counell

and staff, says Mrs, Mosby.

“There is still much to do,”
he says. “We must extend our
city boundaries to provide for
future growth. We ne

‘By | Local RCMP

‘Three separate accidents
were reported by local police to
have oceurred on the Castlegar-
Christina Lake Highway in the
early hours of Saturday morn-
ing.

‘The first was at 3.15 p.m.
when a 1969 Plymouth Fury,
driven by Albert Bruce,t‘of *

that we may
have a better tax mix in order

to lighten the burden on the ,
homeowner,

“Our goal should be a
clean, well kept city where
cultural and spiritual values can
find expression; with recrea-
tlonal faellities for all ages: with
a healthy and viable business
sector, and attractive and well

viced residential areas, I,

a ae te a a a i a

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

It's a funny thing! Every
time you think you've come up
- with an original idea, you find
someone else has beaten you to
itt It'was that way with our
survey of Christian names,
Voice magazine (a scholas-
te publication) had the same
idea we did. Thelr magazine
lasie of Oct. 7 reached our
schoo! shortly after our column
was pi
Guess what hele cover
“teaser” wasl Yep... “Your }
Name and You",
‘They conducted “a.."Chris-
_ tian name” aurvey in a Michi...
gan college is which 40 per cent
of-the men were dissatisfied
with’their names; 48 per cent of
the women, Our aurvey of
Kinnaird’ Junior Secondary
School. ideale (boys and girls
jas 46 per cent on.

othe article stated that
girls’ names in particular go out
of fashion rapidly. In 1948, the
10’ names. given most often to
baby girls in New York: City
were, in order:, Li

flock to S,H, to watch the
action, And action there cer-
talnly was!

‘We all want to tip our hats
to the senior secondary. It's
carried on a great tradition
right down the years, Our team
players always consider that
they are in training for th
they become “Rockers” and:

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Mople St., Castlegar

* Sunday School 9145 a.m.

ership Service 11 a.m,
Everyone Welcome
"The Church of the
Lutheran ‘Hour’.

Rev. Richard Klein: He
112 -"4th Ave. N.
+ 365-3662 or 365-3664

Local and District Churches

CHURCH OF GOD
804-7th Avenue South *
“Leeming? “Worshiping™

9.45 “A Cleates for all Ages

VW am, Family Worship.
fednesday .

7:30. p.m. pps to

CHURCH OF CHRIST
+ MEETING IN CASTLEGAR

“Rockettes”.

* ROBSON:
ST. DAVID’S:
8:
1
Tuesdays: 6:45'~

8:30 -
Other mid-week activities

Anglican & United Churches

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH
> November’ 16

Sérvice &.Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
{olternate United & Anglican service)

‘a.m. Anglican Service

Parish Cffice: 365-8337
Ministers: Ted Bristow and Bob’ Griffiths »

Youth Group
Fireside Fellowship -
s — call Parish office |

CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH
@ 365-8480
Home 365-6067
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One Block East 18
Castlaaird Shopping Plaza
10 a.m. Sunday School
WW oa m. Morning Worship

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
‘787 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev: H.H. Graham
Church Ph, 360-6212
Sunday School 9.50 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 am
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
* Tuesday: Bible Study 7.30

Friday: Young Peoples rat

7p. Ip Service
wed. 7 pm, Home Bible
Fri. 7 p.m. Youth and
Family

Rev. N. Walker
Phone, 365-6682

l

ST. RITA'S”
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Mary,
Barbara, Patricia,” Susan,
Mar.

Director

y of Business and Professional Services

But the top 10 in 1972 did
not include a single one of the
1948 namestl

We have decided to add _
another item to our current. .

rary order list. It is for a
book entitled “The Oxford
Dictionary of English Christian
names, edited by E. G. Withy-
combe. (Bet that book will get a
fot of dates!)

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While’ we are on: ‘the
subject of names, take a hard
look at these:

e@ Ed Adams _

e Lorraine Wiebe

‘e- Betty-Jean Perras
‘They are to be added to our roll
of honor “for students with the
most consistently good pos-
ture.” |

Yep! We are watching
students every day now, as
they move up and down-the
hallways. We plan to add three”
more names week until
the Christmas holidays. Watch”
for yoursl-

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The Indoor Track: Meet™

iave that

Rossland, sustained, an esti- 7° headed: ‘in that direction pag

mated $1,000 damage 20 miles
from Castlegar. 4

‘The vehicle is reported to
have hit the shoulder: of -the
toad, went, out of control and
rolled sideways down a 100-foat*
embankment.

‘The driver: was taken to

~ Rossland Hospital with cuts.

“ At4pam., six miles west of
Castlegar, 2 1969 Chev pickup
sustained an estimated $500
damage when it failed to
negotiate a corner.

No injuries were reported
but driver Vince Antignani, of
Robson, was charged with
disobeying traffic control de-
vices. In this, instance the
vehicle. was equipped — with
summer tires when the road
signs indicated winter tires
were mandatory.

A.1973 Datsun was totalled
and the driver, Timothy James

* Thacher, of Rossland, sustained

cuts to the head after. his
vehicle went out of control after
‘swerving to miss a deer which
had Sumped into its path.
is passenger, Roy Can:

‘aa of Rossland, received
head injuries. -

Police reported the road
was iey at the time, No charges
have been laid. if

mews
- “In addition,” fe says, “we
= should continue to press for a
bulk water system to supply all
communities from the Keenley-
side Dam to the border; and for
a change in municipal taxa-
tion that would bring relief to,

je homeowner and make tax

sharing more equitable.

“These are some of my
aims and objectives,” sald Mr.
Mosby.

"Mr. Mosby is married. He
and Me wife Helen have Tive
boys, now all grown up.

Driver Escapes
Without, Injury
-Damage to Car
Totals $1,000

An estimated $1,000 dam.

age resulted to a 1975 Honda .

Civie on Thursday of last week

when it failed to negotiate’ a”

turn atthe junetion of Pass
Greck and Broadwater Road
and went into a ditch,

Driver Ronnie Clifford
Nickel, of Penticton, is reported

tohave escaped without injury. -

No charges fiave been laid.

RDERS TAKEN HERE
FOR SUNFLOWER
e. SEEDS
50 tb, Bags at Reduced
i Pricesl_— Order_Now!
———

: MIXED NUTS
16 oz. tins ©. 99c|
, LASSIE
DOG FOOD
25 Ib. bag . $4.49
+ BUY YOUR LOCKER
BEEF HERE
AND SAVE!
if you wish! Buy your Beef
elsewhere and we will cut
it for you!

KEEP YOUR BUDGET:
‘ALIVE WITH OUR
Low, LOW PRICES!

FOR pt reseed :

WEDO:

[ATTENTION CONSERVATIVES

There will be 8 Meeting of Supporters of the
* Provinclal Progressive Conservative Party of Ross-
land-Trall Riding’ at the UNION HOTEL’in Trail.
Tuesday, November 18 — 6 p.m.
All Interested People Please Attend

CUSTOM INTERIORS

° with the T-Birds «+
firmiy'in the driver's seat,

Most popular event was
the “egg throw’ contest. with
David Kanigan and Ken Sher-
stobitoff emerging as the he-
toes of the meet, They threw
{and caught) raw eggs at an
incredible distance.

. 8

Take a look’ at these
adjective: jaynamle hustle’,
‘skill

were all applied to our “A”
boys’ volleyball rep team that
defeated Stanley Humphries
and Trail Junior High last
“Wednesday. Our team was
undefeated throughout four
games,
ese
Mr. Roulstone was telling
his classes about his own school
days when he sported one of
the now famous ‘duck tail’
hairdos.

We understand that Burt
Campbell, the editor of this
paper, was‘ renowned for his
charcoal and pink outfits. And
at one time, all girls attending
Stanley Humphrles wore white
bobby socks—no other color
‘was acceptable.

Our “Greaser” ‘dance cer-
tainly succeeded in bringing
‘back memories!

. Mr, Fishwick will remem-
ber that the Stanley Humphries
Secondary School “Pep” band

‘Crowe High would send

out a rival band whenever they

« played Stanley Humphries, The

Crowe band occupled the west

portion of the bleachers and the

Stanley Humphries High

‘School band the east.’ Man, did
the rafters ring!

There was no K.J. in those

|") days. Whole families would

CAMPERS — VANS - CARS — TRUCKS

Restyling,
and Carpeting

After 6 p.m.)

For a Complete Different Look

. PHONE 365-5636. -

“All Work Guaranteed“’

COHOE
INSURANCE

Providing a Complete .
Insurance Service °

269, Col. Ave., Castlegar

PHONE 365-3301
‘Open Saturday

ansanh
PAINTING & DECORATING
Latex or Oils, Brush oF
* Spray
Vinyls and Wall Poper
Tradesman
Phone Al 365-5851

CASTLEGAR
“\ PUNERAL ven .

Ambulance — a“
* Granite,iMarble and
Bronze Plaques
BILL'S —
MOTOR-IN LTD.
213. Baker St. Nelson
We are Franchise,

wy
Dealers
for
Castleger & pie
Sales & Service

PHONE 352.5363

Dealer. License":
Number.D1471

TIRE LID.

* SALES & SERVICE

Commercial & Industrial
Tite: Specialists”
Passenger and Off

Highway Tires ©“
WHEEL BALANCING

365-7145. {

50, Columbia Avenue

BRAKE z WHEEL
+ 496 Columbia
Castlegar
PHONE 365-7818
Wheal Alignment
Brakes - Shacks
The Only,
Complete Brake Shop
in the Kootenays

ich
“TIRES - TIRES

BOUNDARY
ELECTRIC
(CASTLEGAR) LTD,

‘ELECTRICAL &
MECHANICAL
CONTRACTORS
~ Phone 365-7241
¥ES
PARDMAN. FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and: Service
GUARANTEED “REPAIRS.
Ph, 365-5240

WEST KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL —
SS. No, '1, Trall
No. 6 Ymir Rd., Nelson
Clinics Tuesday & Thurs.
Castleaitd Plaza
Next to Cooper Agencies
Summer Hours Effective’
> si May 27 |
10:30 a.th. to 12:30 noon

COMMERCIAL PRINTING

Phone 365-7266

| eaten perarry
' DESMOND T,
-_LIMEWOOD DOS.
OPTOMETRIST

366 Baker St.
Nelson, B.C.

Ph. ,352:5152.

JERRY'S
_TRIM SHOP
707 - 6th Ave. South

-Castlegar
(Next to Public Frelghtways)
* For Complete -

REPAIR. <
Speeree Appliance Repairs
All Horne Appliances
Phone 365-3649, or
365-3145

COLEMAN COUNTRY
BOY SERVICE
Sump & Septic Tank
Pumping °
PHONE 365-5013

1800 South 4th Ave.
Castleger:

MIKE’'S CLEAN AND
SHAMPOO:

Carpets and Furniture,

Reasonable Rates‘
Phone aeo77e

" ofnice SUPPLIES

Columnar Pads
* Scotch Tape, Staples. _
Typewslter Ribbons
Label, Ada Rolls, ete,

5 CASTLEGAR NEWS
“191 “Columbia “Ave,

and \
MARINE UPHOLSTERY. ~
PHONE 365-2323
WE BUILD BOAT TOPS!
GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 965-7075
Free. Estimates

Heating - Refrigeration
& Mechanical System, _
—— Sales & Service -
MESY) My :
704°. 6th Ave. ‘South
F Phe 365- 7775 4 ; Castlegar

“Getting Married?
2 ; ie for.
Wedding Invitations

de Po) See the %

© Castlegar News
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‘koorenay TRADING |
Post
New and,Used
Fumiture & Appliances
Now, Dealer for:

"Wo Buy, Trads & Sell”:
PHONE 3653719.
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Me

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601 Baker St: Nelon
Ph. 352-7252 \
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Call Peter Majesgay ~
vo 65-8986

DRY WALL TAPING
TEXTURED CEILINGS
PLASTER REPAIRS &

For
RUBBER STAMPS

See, Phone, Write >

Clean Cut Rubber
Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, 'B.C.
Ph. 365-7605 ~

| CASTLEGAR. >
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For all your residential
and office cleaning:
Carpets, Upholstery,
Windows, Basements
Please call:
Al Poltand:
365-6293

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, November | 14, 1975

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