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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 28, 1967
Announce Change of Date ee 7 | eT :
For Health Conference oe eo eB .

The West Kootenay Health ‘Local health nurse Mrs, Rey-
Unit advised this week that the|nolds has advised that the
Robson child health conference| change is effective immediately.

MADDOCKS |=

PUBLIC NOTICE

Attention Square Dancers — In-
termediate Square Dancing ein
begin Sept. 29-8 p.m. Woodla)
Park School.

Tonite! Robson Evening Group
pm—

. Slides

will be shown, gacien welcome
sone Alumai

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out for new, members. If you.

join, you can be a
Centennia! Choir. Choir practice
every Thursday at 7.30 p.

Jr. Forest Warden's Mectins—
7 pm. Thursday, Sept. 23 at
Woodland Park School basement
—Anyone interested please
come,

Note: ‘Hummage Sale — Sat,
Oct. 14 at Legion Hall trom 9
fet aa ed Kinnaird United Church

Hi-O Car Wash, Sept. 50, 9 a.m,
Brey Service Si tations Castle~
aira Plaza, 89¢ car wash, $1.00
‘wash and vacuum,

SMITH’S

61 CRESCENT

Meetings of the conference
‘were previously held the second
.| Wednesday of each month.

Sessions will be held in the
Rotary Health Centre in Castle-
gar.

Appointments are desirable
but not necessary, she said,

Other child health confer-
ences will be held: Thrums, first
Wednesday of each month, 1.80.
3.30 p.m.; Shoreacres, fourth
Monday, 11-12 noon Glade,
fourth "Monday, 2-3 p.m; Pass
Creek, third Monday. "2,30-8,80
p.m, ‘and Gibson Creek, third
Monday, 1.30-2.30 p.m.

from Mrs, Reynolds at 365-7748,

Chamber Members
Nearing the 100 Mark
Says President

Membership in the Chamber
of Commerce will likely reach its
‘Centennial goal—100 members
—before the end of 1967, it was
learned this week,

Asked about the present
total membership, vice president
Murray Little said, with a’ grin,
“Well, that depends upon whe-
ther you mean paid-up mem-
bers, or all members, including
those who seem to have forgot-
ten their dues.”

The number of paid-up

members? This, too, was in|bl

question : at the moment, he said.
“But we're well on the way to
the 100 mark.”

- Young NDP March

‘Lack of popular support and
unavailability of some of. the
planned speakers have forced
temporary cancellation of the
young NDP peace march.

Doris Davis, one of the or-
ganizers of the event, advised
the Castlegar News Wednesday
that the march, scheduled to be
held on Saturday, will be post-
poned until later this year.

ENG, news se has been set

ce Salo — Hospital Aux-
Ilary ‘Rummage Sale — Legion
Hi open Friday, Sep'
80th at 10 am. Come early
excellent buys in clothing, ap-
Pliances, furniture etc!

ANN

Phone 865-7531 for the fastest
plumbing service in town:

@ Leaking faucets

@ Sink replacement

@ Water softence

@ New Powder room

@ Extra bathroom

Free estimates — all work guar-
anteod.

We sell only what can be servic-
oa

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ELY.ON YOUR FRIENDLY
PHARMACIST...

Our help is as far as
Your nearest phone!

Need a prescription filled? An emergency
first-aid prescription. . . Or just everyday
needs from your drug store, Give usa call

CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. E. Goulet, Corner Pine & Columbia Ph. 365-7813
Open Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri. 9- 9
Sun. & Holiday Hours: 12 noon - 1 p.m. 6 - 7 p.m.

Kinnaird Mayor Carl Loeb-
lich has been given a_ signifi-
cant vote of confidence by the

lage delegate on the board of dir-
ectors until Kinnaird became a
town this August, has been re-
turned to the board, this time as
one of six directors who are re-
presentatives. from towns or

cities throughout the province.|£

Mr. Loeblich had served sev-
eral years in his previous post
with the union. His forfeiture
was due to ineligibility .which
came as.a result of the changing
status of Kinnaird.

During the celebrations
marking the upgrading of Kin-
naird, the new mayor was heard
to remark, “I will be sorry to
give up the UBCM post -—- but
that’s the price of progress.”

His appointment was seen
as a strong tribute to Mr. Loe-|
lich personally and to the may-
or of B.C.’s newest town. F

Two other Kootenay | civic
officials were given leadership

Mrs. D. E. Hughes Ph. 365-5505
Linda Ackerman, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, E, C. Ackerman,

left Sunday for Vancouver where
she will attend UBC.

A recent visitor to the home

grandparents, Mr.
Mrs. John Kravski, was John
Vrskovy, of Calgary.
Recent visitor to the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Dwight G. Mc-|
Millan ‘was Mrs. L. Shouse of
Buffalo Take, Minn. On her. de-
parture, McMillan left for,
The coast t to. ‘visit her daughters
and sister.

Did you know? — When pre-
serving homemade jams and jel-
lies, melt Mads ia an old coffee
pot.. The pour easily
and neatly without messy drip-
ping.

Cominco Shutdown
From Octoher 8-14 _
To Adjust Inventory

Cominco said Tuesday the
company’s zinc plant and: phos-
phate fertilizer plant at Trail
will be shut down between Oct.
8 and 14 to “adjust. production
for inventory control.”

The company said the shut-
down is planned to start Thanks-
giving day weekend to reduce
layoffs: to the minimum. Of the
750 employees working in these
operations, about 375 will be
foing on paid vacation and a
number will remain working.

More than 200 men will be
off work for a maximum of four
favs following the statutory hol-

Yy-

Hold That Dog —
It's Worth $500

ie eats don’t believe that im-
portant things come in little

packages, just talk to Mary Lans-
dell: of Rossland. She'll tell you
it’s true.

She is looking for $500 in
one_of the smallest four-footed
packages you ever saw.

Her registered toy French
poodle is mi ssing somewhere in
the: area: ort the Sh eep Lake junc-

The little dog was wearing a
rhinestone collar when lost.’

Balfour Man Charged :
With Rape fo Appear.
In Court On Oct. 8

A 23-year-old Balfour man
‘has been charged with rape in
connection with an incident in-
‘volving a local 20-year-old. girl.

Beaton will appear
Oct. 6 to ‘face the charge.

Drapery Cloth $1.56 yd.
Denims ........ $1.03 yd.
Cordette 80c yd.

All cotton prints are
reduced in price
47c, 64c yd. etc.

Suedene ...... $1.84 yd.

Flannelette
" B2e & 55c yd.

Corduroy
$1.16 & $1.28 yd.

Wool’ Fabrics
$2.40 & $2.60 yd.

Velveteen ...... $1.60 yd.

SALE CONTINUES.

Price on ALL F. ‘ABRICS REDUCED | MEN'S

Hunting Jackets

Plaid Wool Work Jackets,
Wool Jac Shirts .

Deep Pile Shirts .....
Deep Pile Jackets ...

SWEATERS, Pullovers &
$6.95 to

$19.20 & $34.40

double back .... $14.00

ciempetnneteet $720

. $8.80 & $12.80

- $24.00 & $26.36
Cardigans
$11.25

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LADIES
Winter Coats

$19.95, $22.63, $26.63
ALL-WEATHER COATS .

- $11.96 & up

SKIRTS — White Stag & Toni Lynn, etc.

$2.98 - $3.98

- $5.98 - $8.25

BLOUSES — White Stag, Toni Lynn & others

$1.79 - $2.25 -

‘CAR COAT:
SLIMS ...
WOOL SLIMS ....

$3.00 - $4.49
$13.30 - $13.95

-. $3.00 - $4.50 - $5.95

- $7,95

Dalkeith Pullover Sweatens .. ae $7.95

BOY’S & GIRL’S
SKI JACKETS

LEOTARDS :

BOY’S SWEATERS

Cardigans ....
Pullovers ..

Girl’s SWEATERS
Cardigans .
Pullovers

Baby SWEATERS -
su CC ut

$5.58 & up
89c - $1.09 - $1.19

.. $3.96 - $5.20
$3.64 - $7.97 :

- $2.99 - $3.18
$3.18 - $4.95

$2.38 & up

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Available in a wide range of colors. Per Yard iB

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Both plain and printed. Per ‘Yard ...

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Lovely fall colors ‘in paisleys and plain. Per’ Yard .

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Beaver Pocket Hoists

Weatherproof synthetic Tope, nylon wheels,

rustless aluminum parts. A real bargain.

DOMINION AMMUNITION ..

Binoculars

Up to $36.95
Truck Gun Racks,

Soft and alluring fabrics. Per Yard .

1000 LB. SIZE.
Regular $16.95. Now.

500 LB. SIZE

Regular $11.95. Now

Hunting Knives .
3 Place

ALL LESS 1 10%

‘."Gun Cleaning Kits, Oil, Solvent, Patches, Compasses,’ Shell Belts

$4.45,

$1.95
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