CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 9, 1969

FOR RENT

HOMES FOR SALE

IRN. ‘CABIN IN: CASTLE-

Two BOKRM FULLY FURN.
bsmt suite in Castlegar. Ap
544-7th Ave.

10.

R SALE — SMALL HOME
in Ootischenia, newly decor-
ated. Ph, 365-5818
6944,

MODERN 2 BDRM. Sue,
available now in Castlegar,
Ph,_ 359-7520. tin40

or ieee 304’

30 AMP. ELECTRIC TEMP-
orary service pole $25. Ph.
365-3179 or contact Mrs. M.

0]Doucette, one mile up Fase

Creek road. 341
TWO NEARLY NEW TIRES,
0|5.50 x 12, for Epic or Envoy,
half_price. Ph, $65-8030, 341
uBAVING B.C.,  ADMItAL

10)/TV, Moffat 40” range, fold-

ing cot-chair, dress form,
furniture and more, Ph. 365-

WINTE i PEAKS (Anjou); Te
365- S366 after _4p.m. 34h

REFRIGERATOR, TtOCKING
chair, desk, chest of zawets,

and mirror, % bed. 65-
le-| 3448.

ONE WOODEN PLAYPEN
$5, one chrome high chair

9 3. one. baby buggy $28. Ph.

ONE _Bbual HOUSE, sto A\%
Ph, 365-6944 or fee

near Robson ferry. Ideal for
student fstudents or couple.

MIL

Young Agencies Ltd.|);0; bos

REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
Building Lots — Acreage

Residential — Commercial |

QUALITY, HOMES!
2 bi 3 bdrm, and 5
bedroor, $10,500 -$30,-

INSURANCE

Specialists in all types of
Insurance (except Life).

RENTAL AGENTS

Availabl

ONE. ot TLATY ‘TRAILER,
9/4’ x 6' x 1’ $50, one sleet eye
8 beam 12” x 21’ $35, one high-
wall 9 x 12 tent $35, one

boy’s bike, age 7-11 $10. Ph.
365-5967.

° | FREE — PURE BRED BEAG-|
le, 2 years old, preferrably

339|to somebody in country. Ph.

365-5676.

HOMES FOR SALE

ws TA

——=

and
bedroom unfurnished |?

apartments.
One - 1 bdrm. home, One

-2 bdrm. home, One - 5
bdrm. home.

YOUNG
AGENCIES

LIMITED
MEMBER OF KOOTENAY
MULTIPLE _ LISTING

P.O. Box 428 — Kinnaird, B.C.
Office 365-7125 Res. 365-8117

VEHICLES FOR SALE

ENGAGEMENTS

aud4 LAURENTIAN PON.
uac a sedan, automatic,
y 'B, radio, low mile-
age, rer condition $1095 ior
west orler, must be sold
5-53.42,

hicles may be viewed at 4120
«tighway Drive, Trail during’
che week of October 14:17

inspection.

iv6l PONTIAC PARISIENNE
power steering, power
5, 4-door hard top, good

shape. Ph. 865-6744 after

5,30 p.m.

1057 INTERNATIONAL “a
tires, Hi

and Mrs, Joseph
Fonine of Castlegar are pleas-
ed to announce the engage-
ment of their: daughter, Mar-
yy |1a, to Gary acon, son
Mot Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Bacon
of Kinnaird. The wedding
will take place Sat., Oct. 18
at 11 a.m. at St. Rita’s Cath.

% | vlic_ Church,

Mr. and = Mrs. Frank
Murphy of Kinnaird wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Patricia Ann,

.|o Mr. Gordon’ Reeves of Ed:

monton. The wedding will

X_Church in Edmonton.

Mrs. Vida Markle of Kin-
naird is happy to announce
the engagement of her young-
est daughter, Marilyn Joan,
to Robert John Douglas, son

of Mr. and Mrs, John Harr!

of Stittsville, Ontario. The
wedding will take place Sat.,
Nov. 8 in St. David's United

Church, Calgary.
Marriage

Mr. and Mrs. Frank “Mur-

OD phy are pleased to announce

he marviage of their son,
Michael Edwin, . to
daughter. of Mr. ‘and Mrs.
John George ‘of Edmonton.
The wedding took: place July
19 in Edmonton,

take place Dec. 4 in St, Pius|ber.

Department of Lands, Forests
and Wat 8

for sale at public auction by
the Forest Hanger at Castle-
British ° Columbia,

0.
of October, 1969, the nes
02072, to cut 126,000 cubic
feet of Cedar, Hemlock and
other species located at Blue-
berry Crock: Kootenay Land

Three (8) years will be
allowed for removal of tim-

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a seal-
ed tender, to be opened at
the hour of auctton and
treated as one bid.
articulars may be ob-
tained from the District For-
British Colum-

placement sales in the

News

Yes, local news is BIG news — and

it

(bids)

any interested. party.

The successful tenderer

that's why the Castlegar News is BIG news

MUST SELL:

* ector Basil Macalister. of: electoral area J

CASTLEGAR NEWS

“Here let the press the people’ 's rights

It’s Time for Action on the Arena

District should be
in ‘many respects with the outcome of the
joint meeting held last week on the Cas-
tlegar Arena between the councils of the
towns of Castlegar and Kinnaird.
) But. certainly a dark cloud in what
appeared to be an otherwise satisfactory
mecting is the reaction of ‘the CKRD dir-
ectors who attended the meeting from el-
ectoral areas I and J.

To quote the joint issued by
the two CKRD directors and the twin towns:

“Director J. P. Moran of electoral area
I is not prepared to commit himself until
he holds meetings.in each of his. five areas
and the people's decision will govern. Dir-

Ratepayers’ Assn. Can be Useful

Those assoclated with the plans to form
a Ratepayers’ Association to serve the twin
towns of Castlegar and Kinnaird are to be
commended. Such a group, properly organ-
ized, could most assuredly make much pro-
gress in one of its ‘suggested aims, “to foster
public participation in municipal and dis-

unawed by

will have. his advisory commission hold
meetings and his action will be governed
by the commission's findings.”

‘This is like democracy in reverse.

We assume Messrs.- Moran and’ Mac-
‘alister were elected to lead public opinion
in their respective electoral areas, not to fol-
low along behind it. After all, that’s what
elections are for: to elect officials to make H

then they're thrown out of office; if they
make popular decisions, they're re-elected. ".

Let's get moving on the problem of the
arena, Surely there's been enough talk al-
ready. The time has arrived for decisions
to be made and cction to be taken.

in this area have not been all that good.
They usually spring up near election time,
become disillusioned or disheartened when
they give up “suggesting” to municipal
councils and instead try “dictating” to them,
and then become vehicles for their execu-
tive officers to attempt’to gain elective

d by gain”

they make wrong decisions,

FALL FAIR has offici

after 19

"The Scene Al...
© KINNAIRD JUHiGR

SECONDARY. SCHOOL

We failed to. .mention
ait, Zanet's name’ when we
staff

; Mr, Zanet was raised in| ru
graduated

antroduced . our . new
anembers last week.

sum with
siieey ae

Our 1969-70 _ students’

ely|ray of fish seems quite pleas-

verney, and secretary
Mackenzie. :
. * woe ®

We have been havi

some sports encounters ving

other schools lately and
-these have served to test our
strength ahd weaknesses. We
were: rather shaken, to say
the ‘Icast, when we were
‘ crounced 5-0 by the Twin
Rivers soccer team last. Fri-

iy.
Boy! You should see some

ally
years of service but the Castlegar Museum benefits from
the bank balance which the Fall Fair, had when it closed.
Here Mrs. Rose Johnson, a long-time board member of the
Fall Fair, turns over a cheque for $228.72:to museum or-

of the players that team has!

tanley. Humphries Jun-
ior Girls' Grass Hockey Team
Played ‘our girls’ tea

FAST TV SERVICE
@ PromPT

@ COURTEOUS |”

Color, Black-and-White

and Transistor Radio.

gh “ee ee
‘hanks to the invaluable
contributions of Tom Hughes
Andie Wick vingstone, our
has been

feucched to a successful
start. The ‘multi-colored ar-|

‘ ot

— All Makes & Models —
SEE COLOR TONIGHT
FREE HOME TRIAL

GLS

Electronics
Visit Our Color Booth

Castlegar — Ph. 365-5351
Nelson — Ph. 352-7111

‘Radio Controlled Van

ed with its surroundings and
keeps up a never-ending dis-
play of gnergetic activity.

outdone, have touched up all
the outside doors: and wind-|
ows and “trim”. The school
looks, its very groovi iest.
tee
Hey! What's that cold
White) ent up behind Pass

CASTLEGAR FIGURE SKATING CLUB

trict affairs.”
distri: | While such a group can certainly “pro-
iz cones et vide a forum for the citizens of the Castle-
f gar-Kinnaird district to express their opin.
There’s lots of news in the Castlegar News ions on affairs,” .
ratepayers’ association — if it is to be cues

ganizer Harold Webber. The trophies which were awarded rome Lat pola at views We

for the Fall Fair will be placed on display at the museum. | were able to: hold SHSS:to a
— Castlegar News Photo | v-0 tie at half time.’ For the

last half the opposition field
.
Irish Sweepstake

In loving memory of| Pul
Herb Johnson who passed
{away October 10th, PrD02.
0} Sadly missed and deeply
‘61 PONTIAC WAGON, = mourned by his wife Rose

fair condition, and family.

office, often successfully.

this particular Ratepayers’ Associ-
ation can guard against the danger of mis-
taking itselt for elected officials and be
. content to do a worthwhile job of providing
a better climate for informed municipal.

Impala V-8 4-door sedan, PB,

REGISTRATION

Pre-registration will be held on Friday,
10, from 1 - 3 p.m., and on We ~15,

bathroom, utilities included. the ¢

Suitable for 2 or 3 Gat

ALIN) sy (S90, ,goneition, $1400.
1961 10 x 52 FT. SAFEWAY. Ph. 402.

house trailer, 2 bdrm Jack
and Jill. Ph. 365.5508. tase
IN KINBERRY HEIGHTs—

RESIDENTIAL

LISTINGS

ed a fresh string, but, “alas,

we had o two eplace-|
URGENTLY

cessful

2 BDRM HOUSE,
Available Sept. aS Aah 08"
tfin3:

or SORM APT., STUDENTS
also accepted. Bh. 365-7545.
tin33

REQUIRED
By

HIPWELL REALTY

P.O. Box 1179 = Ph. 365-7514
Castlegar, 6.C.

Ph.
5931. tin
Two URN. ;
5-794: 341| AYeoren
Ph._ 365-7941. ___34l

ey |

Custom Built Quality Home

New spacious 3 bdrm. home| 365.8096.

on view lot. Ph. 565 6316.3

Bus. Gpporation

Sorane Grams: mcome (i

cash.

weekly can net excellent 4.31

monthly income. More full
time. For personal interview
aitese CANAPENN _DISTRI-

LTD., DEPT. A,
160 Bay St., Suite 205, Tor-
ntario.

1957. INTERNATIONAL 4-

wheel drive, 4 new tires. Ph.
365-5615 also ’65 Ford con-
-|vertible, good shape. 636

WANTED

¢| SHANSPORTATION TO NITE
'0| Scho: ol in Trail, Tuesday’ and
Tease. Ph. 365-8051 bond

a GUNS. IN ANY CON-
ti revolvers,

In loving memory of our:
little son and brother Clay-

7 tun Bojey who passed away

uct. 8, 1968.
‘Where 1s a mother and
father, sister nt brother
Who miss you
And fin
since you went,
And we the al about you daily
and
But ty, t an brave and

But the “ears that we shed
in
And we breathe a sigh of

regret
For you were ours and we

sad);
ds the nine Jong

Columbia Sand & Gravel about your club, fraternal organization,
349-81 Castlegar

th Ave,
school board, church group or your munici-
pal council. These add up to a lot of reasons

as to why district residents read the Castle-

gar News from front’ page to back and why
CASTLEGAR’ PLUMBING district advertisers realize that it pays to ad-
& HEATING LTD.

Suppiles & Installations
Natural Gas & Oil Heating

vertise in the ...

-— must ‘guard against becoming
only a vehicle for those with axes to grind.
The history of ratepayers’ associations

activity, then it will have a ‘constructive
and real -position to fill in local municipal
le.

Figure Skating
Club Decides su
To Up its Fees

‘Atvan executive meeting
of the Castleg

iraesscary, to. hel; eee
is “necessary
increased costs. e

Ticket is Drawn

AC

ments, and began to feal the

We: yielded two | ‘goals be-
fore: the. final ‘whistle “and

About 30 horses went
the post Saturday in
and a caro Tace held
Newmarke

“ticket |

J eepstake but his
q Royal Captive, failed to start.
the mile

has been conducted since
1839. ley Hu

The
There were four other| gettin, Tout, i it
ticket holders in the West tt tity” feet eee veaeat

Kootenays. None were suc-lis nut yet over: Panthers are
cessful.

defeat. How-
oven,” now that we have got-
ten our wind back, we are
raring.to have anotisy go of

to]. Our boys’ team
held SHSS.to.-a_1-1 tie. (We
at suggest’ that. Twin ‘Rivers

from 10.- 11.30 a.m. and from 1 - 3 p.m, in the Re
creation Office on Front Street in Castlegar.
sessions: Mondays and Fridays from 4-6 p.m.

Season fees: $12.00 per member

Youngiters unable to properly lace their
ust be by an adult.

For. more information phone 365-7163
PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY

ce] should now ui Stan-

Officially the soccer season
sul on top, going into the

as proves

LEGION

oe DANCE
onto 1, Include er ret. tion will be avail-

The grade 9 girls’. cloth-
in lovely secluded location,

‘HEATED
apartment, newly renovated.
365-7460.

close to Arena, Schooler: hos:
Over 2,400 sq.

van

341 to
throughout. 3 large bdrms.

=) basin with breakfast nook.

bathrooms with ceramic

Two BDRM. HOME, So02ND
Ave., Castlegar. Ph. 368-6628

SPACIOUS SELF CONTAIN-|TV
sracious SELF CONTAIN-
ed bare

cuplex: private
ard 1ith Al Kinnaii
“Available ‘oct. *45. Ph. 365-
15

‘ONE BDRM _FORN. cor
Greek. ik, No children. Ph.

TORN. SUITE SUITABLE

}for_ one person, $70, cable

schools, |

ue ade SGowntown. Ph.

\FURN. ONE BDRM. SUITE.

tile floors. Living room with
Dinin,

room with planter.
Lower Level — 1,093 sq. ft.
Large utility room with dble.
sink, cupboards and counter.
room opening onto ad-
joining playroom. Bedroom.
Full bathroom. Entrance
porch with hook up for wash-
$41|er and dryer. Patio with play
leading from lower
level. Price: $25,500—C

ird Ave., Castlegar.

eEeue_eeee_
A CASTLEGAR SAVINGS
new term deposit doubles it-

phone number.

R RENT
oitite suite above Bank of
WY oe Ltd.

Creleht-|

81
— TWO ROOM| WinTER

tia |t

ae For Sale &

Dearly foved and forever re-
membered by mother, father,

{Naomi and Jason.

—— eee

In. loving memory of our
dear Grandson and nephew

4 Clayton Boley oo.” passe

away Oct. 8,

RGE VIEW LOT. PH. oar

| Witt SWAP-A LOT IN KIN.

naird on Sth Ave. for a late
model pick-up truck. Ph. ser
7554 evenings.

GOOD LOT, 9TH AVE, ae
berry Heights. Reduced to
clear at, $890. Ph. Car

LOT IN COLUMBIA Scere
Robson. Garage and complete
hookup for’ trailer. Ph. S85:

i i ‘ACRE CHOICE =a

ing site on blacktop in Oot-
ischenia. Ph. 365-5963 after|
4pm 341

self in 9 years, 2 months —|
Wow.

BUILDING LOT, 11TH AVE.,
Kinnaird. Ph. 365-6547. 441

1456 Monashee Ave. Ph. rel
: 5032.

FOR SALE

ALUMINUM STORM. WIN-
dows made-to-measure, $13.85
each and up. SIMPSONS
EARS, Castlegar. ‘Teleshop!

10. FT. NO! OVERHEAD
camper, peantitul interior, fin-
ish, Avocado ice Dor and gas
stove; sink and lights, sleeps
Four. Ph, 365-6426.

TRAVELLING? aes
Savings Credit Union has
travellers’ cheques.
ONE 40” RANGE AND
wringer washer. Ph. aeeeted

1962 10’ x 50’ GENERAL
house

trailer, 3 bdrms.,
or without ae lot. Ph. See
3098. Blueberry.
4 BDRM MOBILE oad
front

oven range, wringer washing
machine. Ph. 365-5797.

FOUR

tor. Ph. 365-5532____<
GOING BACK TO SCHOOL.
Must sell 21” color TV, ex-
cellent condition. $375. Phe
365-3264.

VW WINTER TIRES, oe x
15, Ph. 365-7082 between 5
and 6 p.m. _- as

of thet “Botton Wedding An-
niversary.

ELECTROLUX ..
SALES & SERVICE
Phoue, Robson. 3!

Trail see1014

beyond the

Where “tappiness never dies,
He avells fia God’s beauti-

arden
Amidst the gold « of the skies,
Andie us who will always

him
And whose parting brought
us pain

bered by Grandparents
and_uncle Terry Swetlicoe.

Squadron 581
WEEKLY ROUTINE ORDER
Part 1. Administration

1. Parades

reealfon

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD. |
FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ALL LISTINGS

Owner Transfered — 316-6th Ave., Castlegar
Two bdrm. home with rumpus room and carport, Some

as it is and’

family. Only $8,500.

but very
the location is excellent. Price’ $10,000.
Two Bdrm. — 311-4th Ave., Castlegar .
A cozy little home with full basement, ideal for small

Close to Everything — 527-5th Ave., Castlegar
Two bdrm. full basement home and beautiful king-size
Jot with small orchard, garden, etc. Asking $12,500.

Possible VLA — No. 11 Woodland, Castlegar

Oct. 69 1900 C7008 oa)
will parade at High

A good family home in a nice
4 bdrms,, fireplace, basement, garage, etc. Lovely land-
scaped lot. Asking $17,600.

Foundation Home — Robson

Sparkling white, fully furnished 2 bdrm. home with
fireplace, large screened porch on two sides. Fruit
trees and garden. Price $8,500.

(Half Acre Close to Ferry — Robson
‘Remodelled 3 bdrm. home, full basement, gas furnace,
fruit trees, lawns and garden. Partially completed boat

house

ROOM AND (BOARD, $0 42]
bo separate rooms, mo.|
Ly 365.5159. 340

ooL.
5 OCT. ath to (o700, p.m.)
i arade at High

ead. "Ph. ante tor an-|69.
tio! tins.

at | S81316

School.

& Rout

Ist year eadets — 1, Small
‘Arms Safety. 2. Drill.

ae year cadets — 1. radio.

es. formation.
4th year cadets —'As 3rd
4 ‘Orderly Sergeants

tfn|s Oct. 69 A/Sgt. Holdsworth.
Sgt. Allam

Aen. Sweeney
Standby “A/eoL Maddocks

Part .2.: Personnel
Lr ote Cadets

(a) TOS eff 10 Sept.
Resls AC1 eff. 10 Sept.

581314..AC2 Rioux, R.

TOS: eff 17 pati 69.
A. RCAC Office:
(a) TOS eff 17 ‘Sept. 6 Cites
1244 cpl em

58:
(a) SOS 24 Sept. a.
{3 acl Stamb-Vincent,

Speed Queen Washers
i and Dryers

DAY OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-8284

CASTLEGAR NEWS.

Re,
able at the recreation office

been appointed a,

- Night Tree Cut
Is Superstition

ing and textiles class is bus-

NC

awn Mowers

WHILE THEY LAST

GENERAL ELECTRIC P60
2 year warranty — Fold away handle
18 in. NOW ONLY

GRASS CATCHER,

TST

SE MODEL, PM 10

arranty — swing over handle .
18 is in. "NOW ONLY

Se ‘MODEL PM 31
warranty — Fold away handle
18 in in. NOW ONLY

G.E. MODEL PM 318.
1 year warranty — Fold away handle
18 i in. NOW ONLY ie

CE ‘MODEL PM 718
year warranty :

NOW. ONLY

CATCHER BAES. FOR MOST
MODELS .....

ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER CORD
100 ft. Reg. 10.50 NOW ONLY

FLYING SCOTT ELECTRIC

BLACK & DECKER 18” TWIN
BLADE, NOW ONLY
GRASS CATCHER: BAGS $13.50

TORO 19” WHIRLWIND

Electric Start With Catcher NOW $161.95"

“PL
“(@) ‘TOS eff 17 Sent, 69.
1259. Lac J.
(a) SOS off, Ww 7 Sept 69.
1287 ACL And R.

TORO.21” WHIRLWIND

Rotary With Catcher NOW $131.39

Pat Special Week

Calg: ar’s pal ip and lum-
ber divisions ve joined the

vention

In the above picture, C
shift fire captain Jim Forn-
elli displays the industrial
fire fighter’s’-tools of the

trade and personal protec-|'-:
stive clothing.

The special fireman's
helmet, duty coat, -rubber|

equipped with a. fog nozzle or!

are positioned throughout the
two mills for immediate con-
trol of ‘fire emergencies.

, Posters throughout -the
mills display this year’s fire].
slogan “Fire Hurts,” and the] 15
Colcel: fire fighters join the

essary. Parents .or..guardian| W'
should be pone bands to help

ior niey, are held Monday) the

fenee co-ordinator in Castle-

council of Selkirk College.
ec-| Vert ke

be-ltiegar | News

Campbell, who resigned from|

Fridays w
Assistant GD
Co-Ordinator

eee oa riding.

Cowlin:
the new. assistant Ci

1 provincial government re-|
presentative on the governing| certain palives of ¢ of Gontral and
The ap pointment of ‘age ho; rae

el ith| by the light. of thes moon

bec: din: this

the college council: following | nel
his election as MLA for Rev-

+ An old superstition among

ma-
‘trees Should b in cut,

er. experiment
sent the implications.
“| Warnings from C:

Castlegar Council

(Continued from. page-one)-
ts, and we re-

'S

LEGION HALL
FRIDAY, OCT. 10
$1.00 each

No Dance Friday, Oct. 47

Committee were voic-
first

Airport
ed at™ the
made by B.C. Air Lines

Pesticide Levels
in ‘Game & Birds
: Watched by Gov't.

“The testing for pesticide| q
residues i in birds, animals an
ee in British Columbia has

spring that the economics of

this

safety boots and. all-service
respirator. protect the . fire

Castlegar and Kinnaird *fire

and ‘Kinnaird, tal
Norm’ my McNabb who -has re-

fighter while he uses the 2%
inch snake skin fire hose]

+in
“don't give fire a place to

ie co Project.

‘BIRTHS

- LINOS — ‘SAS!
Glidden ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
ELK CEMENT. — PLYWOOD

Storm and Screen Windows Made | to Order:
All Sizes of Glass Cut’ ‘to Order

= SASH AND DOOR:

- THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL
Do It Now!
Feature Wall, — Rumpus Room

_ “HAWAIL 5"

REAL: WOOD: PANELS ~

Mr.

Cowlin's: appointment, ‘CD ‘co-

Santa
fal

took | Mi

him ou of the district
eee deal, of. the’ time.

said| EON — To’ Mr. and

TRISCHUCK’S jz:

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

n_carried out for the past
staff: bi

e fis!
branch, the Hons W. K. Kier-
Minister. of Recreation|
: and "Conservation; said recent,

* Results _of the studies
‘do not indicate that game and|erilights ‘and
fish are unfit for haman ‘con if th

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9

INTERMEDIATE SEWING
20 SESSIOIS

This course is for those with the

basic sewing skills and want to be-

come more advanced. SHSS Sewing
room commencing Oct. 16 at 8.00 p.m.

FEE $20.00
"Instructor: Mrs. Sablstrom

ese, are
fair and realistic we’ strong-
ly Bitar that :B.C.
Lines be asked to vacate the
field ie the Kootenays and
that PWA_be- approved as
the carrier. a

the si

Kinnaird Council
Wins Golf Tourney

noon’ when ‘it won ‘over the
Kinnaird Volunteer Fire. De-
partment to retain the Safe-
way Challenge Trophy.
Final score was 75.5 for
‘council ‘and 7 759 for. the fire

SELKIRK COLLEGE
LIBRARY

Hours For Thanksgiving Weekend
Saturday
Sunday
Monday

9:00 am. — 5:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. — 5:00 p.m.
9:00 am. — 5:00 p.m.

Residents of the West Kootenay are. invited to
use the Library.

BEEF ROUND STEAK or ROAST, Ib. 9c
‘BEEF RIB STEAK or ROAST, Ib. .. 99c
- BEEF GHUCK STEAK or ROAST, fb. 59c
PORK SPARE RIBS, Ib. ........ 98¢

PORK BOSTON STYLE ROAST, Ib. . . 89c

the p and

that the studies are part ‘of
he branch’s operational rou-
e. S

Legion

ladies Hate
FASHION SHOW

Buffet Luncheon
HI ARROW ARMS

Dining Room and Banquet Hall
Only $1700 down. Price $12,000. e

APPLES FOR SALE.

own containers. Ph. seein
eS ee
BARey CLOTHES. PH. 365-

Sec CAR HEATER, 110
Columbia ort Ph, Se au

REMINGTO:

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ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

Evenings phone Mrs. Mosby at 365-8083

365-6451

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TORO 19” WHIRLWIND ges
Rotary With Catcher. NOW . . $116.95

Mitchell Supply Ltd.

FRONT STREET CASTLEGAR - : PHONE 365-7252 |.
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Four Wood’ Grains: "Watnut,
: Nutwood, ‘White Pecan, Rosewood
“Extra Special - ;
While Stocks Last.:
Per 4 x 8 Panel

KOOTENAY BUILDING SUPPLIES |
“We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs"
638 Columbia Avenue —_ Phone 365-5155

Smoked Leg of Ham, shank half, th. 69c
TOP HALF ib. ............. T5¢

‘SIDE BACON, sliced, half tb... .. .- 48c
BABY BEEF LIVER, Ib. ......... 65¢.

“FRESH GHICKEN, whole or oa Ih. 59c"

Oct. ‘Tith

8 P.M.

- LEGION HALL

Wednesday;
Doors open at 11.30 a.m. for the
Fashion Show at Noon
: All: Outfits Supplied by Karnie’s
Gifts and prizes from local merchants
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October 15th