ILVER | AWARD: of merit has ‘bean preven ‘to the
Feb.

Council. The award was earned by oitins from July 1,

Robson W.I. looks
to May craft sale

“Many articles for the
ueen Alexandria Hospital
‘were: collected for ‘ rollcall,
iwhen Robson Women's In-
titute members met at the

‘Alao, waist measure-
ents at a penny an inch
etted over $600 for Pennits
for Friendship. Y

A donation was made to

he heart fund, » °-
Two sets of TV tables
fand lap robes will be donated
‘to the Extended Care Unit at
e Castlegar Hospital. Each
ember, will make a lap robe.
The branch was: the
. ‘recipient of a redwood hand-
fted lawn chair, the gift of
‘en Torgalson, and two
leces of pottery which were

\. comfortable house is a
great source of happiness. It

donated by The Morinje Ken-
nedy crafts, These’ will be
used for'a draw at the May
eraft sele.

Members plan to have a
craft table and will do the
catering for this sale. Tickets
to go on sale- Soon. for the
draw.

~ Cultural ‘convener “Mrs.
Leora Nutter gave a dem-
onstration in. making Pom
Pom Easter bunnies. Five
were made with participation
of the members. These are to
_ be donated to the Solarium.

:-The two friendship quilt
blocks’ will be finished -and
sent back to the district
convener for this district
Project.

Recipes for Irish Bread:
were sold for 10 cents each.

Following the meeting,
lunch: was served. Hostess

prize was won by Mrs. Emily *

Scott.
» The. next ‘meeting isto
be at the home of Mrs. Alice

Editor, Castlegar N News:

On behalf of the Golden
City Lions, ‘I: would: like to
thank you for ‘your ‘cooper-
ation and community spirit
that helped us reach’ a quota

of $12,000,’ in Hetees pote

A.new Junior Choir has

been formed at Calvary Bap 3

tist Church,
Under the leadership of:.

“Mrs. Garolynne Mason, ‘Mrs.
Ruth. Barbin and Mrs. Lor-

raine - Webber, this singing
group is for. boys. and «girls
ages six to.11. At the first
Practice last Wednesday -

more than a dozen par-
_tefpated.

‘anks immediately after.
health and a good ‘con-
science.

Sydney Smith

RESIDENTIAL

_ WOODLAND PARK — A storey anda halt home
on a well-landscaped lot in Woodland Park,
‘4 bedrooms, tireplace, tull basemen} and lots

} et room for your growing family. Priced a? only
$72,000, Call now,

TRULY” A STATUS ‘HOME for the young |.

execulive, A 10%7 assumable mortgage
makes this a viable investment,

feta ed SEE

- REDUCED BY $1,300 — Now only $5,500., ihts
‘one bedroom ‘trailer could be the answer to
your -housing problems. .Located in a focal
trailer court on a large view lot with some tur-
niture’ included, this 10'x40° trailer Is a-real
good buy, Coll now for further information,

3 BEDROOM HOME WITH GROUND LEVEL SUITE
Beautiful ‘s-acre in East Raspberry with
3-bedroom modular home, t-bedroom suite,
huge sundeck, workshop, and PRIVACY. This
immaculate home is now offered ci $65,000,
ond the owner will look at all reasonable at-
fers. Call today for an oppoiniment to view.
MLS, Y ws

BRAND NEW IN RASPBERRY — Beauiitul 2.
bedroom home with brick fireplace on a targe
lot in Raspberry. Extra lorge covered deck with
sliding doors 10 dining room, Must be seen. Call -
today. $67,500.

Metcalf of Robson,

- Used ’stamps ‘for the
Queen : Alexandria Hospital
will be turned in for roll call.

new group. First, to
children sing. fe

Director Carolyne Ma-*
son has three aims for this
“help the §
fun and

THERE-IS EVEN A FIREPLACE in nea’
bedroom alder home in Robson. Great starter
home on a large lot in a quiet subdivision. Call
today. Only $33,500. M.L.

MONEY. CONSCIOUS? There is more for your
dollar when you invest in this tovely 3-bedroom
home ‘located in’ Kinberry ‘Heights."in’ South
Castlegar. A'10% assumable morigage makes
this home a very attractive buy. Applianc

A SUPER Lor, GREAT LOCATION and ‘a: 10'

assumoble . mortgage mokes this lovely) 3-.
bedroom home one of ‘Ihe best buys onthe
market today. Drive by 1844

‘BB BEAUTIFUL ‘YARD. —

year. ters,
: newly-elected’ as deacon’ to (Blaine) Mathesa Revel-

F.

serve with the remaining |” stoke, Mrs.

‘songs” sand>.to
children to “apply”. Biblical. Nelso:
truths to everyday situations Howie ‘Welwood.

truct® the’, deacons,Dave Mason,:Ken ‘wards of Robeon and
‘Ron Smithers and." Adshead :of :Ne

*“ehureh, along with the other. :.grandchildren. -'Also’ survi
‘Kootenay, Fellowship Baptist: :.ing.is her. mother,’ Mrs. ‘Ber’ i As thes:
churches,’ would support a ithe LaRogue of Vancouver. ;

. refugee family. -

Rev. offiet.
In” March ; the Sunday ated. eet nea

iness meeting was held'a few School will enter a Canada-

‘weeks ago, and new ‘com-. wide:Sunday School contest gar Funeral Hi

mittees were elected for. the’ entitled “Back to. Basics."

3.007 ISCHENIA — — Up &
down © fi replace, main.
floor utltity room,.3
sized © bedrooms,” 1-1/2
baths, © two-year-old
home on 1/3 acre.

Compitaly tnahed u
down, 5.b

2 baths. On approxima:

tely 5 acres. Downstairs

‘fig used- as: revenue sulte.

iy.
'- stove, bar and alr con-
ditioning,: garag witty

; Sutometic, door o;

Duplex; up &. down,,

both* rented ’.in' Clty, Approx. ° 6

showing. good return. scaped lot, fenced. v
Corner lot close to town. -nl ho

with sitting

Road in South Castlegor and view this desirable

proporty, located close to the park and, school.

Don't hesitate, this home is priced to sell,

oom could ‘be 3rd’ bed- Executive home. Exq
room. Hardwood floors ely ‘decorated up?and

OVER 1,600 SQ. FT. OF
reception area and olfice. Priced to sell até
$65,000. M. i

Wve need sNatings In all price ranges, Cally us! >

Mary Wade Anderson 965-3750
Malcolm Scott 365-2451
w. Wallace Reld 385-7051

Kathy Plotnikoff, Receptionist
Norm Werre (Sate« Mgr.) 385-3703
Stan Partridge, ‘Agent 385-7450

— properties —

(findings the
hat, the:

SMALL VIEW ACREAGE -
Approximately °1%' acre located. near South
Slocan. Excellent building sites. All treed with

“excellent view. Areal borgoin atenly $19, 900, >

rt) ACRES NEXT TO CITY ‘LIMITS

{With older 3-BR houseplus a ‘argo: aluminum:
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-  gither way; ‘you area. rane with these two.

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Soy! alt ot $12,500 each, iy s

‘A CHOICE HOME SiTE 1 :
Suitable for mobile home or your dream hos
Water supplied. Located in ieee; Call:
Only $19,500:

118 ACRES CLOSETO CITY .

One_of the tow properties with highway tron-

‘tage, yet secluded and nicely treed with some
clearing and only minutes’ away. Subdivision

potential or excellent retreat of hobby tarm.
Ownarwill toke ferms. This one won't last, Call.
today. i

“ZONED R-4 APARTMENT ; .
. Over 1 acre in the city, in exclusive area close

to school and park. Down’
negotidble to. on excell

“ Pereverzolf| Roa 986-2337.
jorerice Saliken Res. 385-6048 .
* Joe.:W: Kambick

roperiles:

carats found by Cap MB,
Premier Mine, retori,

Jan, 26:1

x has: failed’.to: wi

‘{thusiasm ‘of eity council:
Meeting last week,‘coun-’.

il members ‘approved their

Ith ‘and’ welfare. comimit-
‘tee’s recommendation: jthat
«they ‘express in a le

vations” about the’ proposal.
in the $23,000 health service:
report by the consulting firm

* Woods, Gordon and Co. that
the area receive its services °

iN gar area switch health’ units’); '

from the Nelson-based: Sel-.:

kirk health unit rather than
the Trail-based West Koo!

*enay health unit by which it
‘is presently served.

Committee chairman
, Ald. Heather Hallett "told

council the only: apparent ”

reason given in the study. for

- ‘the ‘health ‘unit switch was

sehanged to *

of ‘population.

include the rea ts de ‘and. shifta to the various units and

change, if inne would

* ‘not restrict the people of the

Castlegar, and Greaton area

the rie leve!
viously needed" to det

A Spokane, Wash, Bate

odontist’s' active caseload of-

67 West Kootenay patients is
evidente’ of: ‘the lack: of
corrective and other special.
ty dentistry seryices in this
region, secording: ito Ald.

council's’ Wealth: ‘and wellare

* won:

boundary .

other. impact ‘which would ’
it from implementing the i
re mmendation, the study

“sai :
“the motion’ ‘passed, by:

council last week also sought

CKRHD ‘hospital advisory,

board-‘members' views on th
proposed health unit: switch’
“and good ‘solid reasons for 2
this Proposal. esl

work, pointed ‘out ie dis
tance “the “Cranbrook
specialist's clinic is greater.
+) “Part of the reason I'm
going to Spokane. with imy
child is because it’s an'easier

drive ‘and also. because it's

rr," she explained. "Ey

en With the Canadian dollar.
» The Spokane. ‘specialist's
ig. to figures

boundary
“The committee felt this
was not sufficient reason,”
she said.
The object of. strong
criticism’ from members. of
both the CKRHD board - of

directors and‘ the hospital’
-.advisory board, the 62-page
document includes’ in _ its ,

council support last week. for
her:motion to send the B.C.

health minisiry; a letter:

stressing the need for such

service. in’: the ‘Kootenays,
said that with the exception
of one orthodontist practicing,

Hallet presented: to’ her.
committee,: «includes © eight. -
Castlegar patients, 26 Trail
patients, 11..Grand, Forks
patients. and 10 tossiand 2
patients..*°°5

15 orthod

DEVELOPMENT ‘of a Unspecified . natures is
proceeding at this property off Highway 22, near,
he) ‘Homegoods: Furniture

: Genelle “Although®a ‘bulldozer: ‘was’'seen:
.working, at the site, Regional District of Koote-
nay Boundary staff’ said they ‘had yet to:deter

“mine the. identity: of ‘the {developer and the’:
hature of the development: The Property is
"believed zoned for rural residential use.

We i Ue
aa faci /

Hee of the: ae " the letter lie interests in ‘matters "relate provide .adequate dental
treatment in all areas of the

+ ing: to dentistry and make

Under Section, 34 of the ©, “to” pi +P
Dentisiry Act the college is» the availability of adequate’ ,
charged with protecting pub-

dental treatment and to hat the college: under-

“In view of the foregoing»

the Kootenay region,’
ui the lette

‘There a ‘ortt ‘
lists in and all those

yin C no

‘dentistry is available, © z
, The, health _and welfare

‘health unit based in’ Gran:. :

brook.and'the West Kooten-

ay health unit based in Trail.”

Present ‘health unit
dari lace Ci A

served by the West -Kooten-
“ay unit, and Creston, served
by the East Kootenay. unit,

- “outside of the CKRHD with

respect to community . sér-
vices, but inside the bound-
ary of the CKRHD with res-
pect to health planning,’ ac-
cording to the report.’

“In order to obtain co-

Highway Bat eater has’

been awarded for.$191,850 it. :
quis’ letter poi

‘was announced last. week by

:‘Transportation ‘and: High: .
‘Alex (Ve:

ways. Minister
Fraser. .

:' The month-long job, -

which started this, week, will
employ seven

0)
was awarded to. Argus Ag:

in the
and administration of: the
various health services for
the district,’ we recommend
the boundary of the Selkirk |

Ltd., of Vai
the lowest of five _bidders.
Materials will be used on
highway projects in the Ross-
land Highway District.

orthodontists” are likely to
chave Canadian patie:

said. “So' I don't: know ‘ho'
“many “hundreds

from ‘this area

ients must travel outside’ the
region-.to Vancouver’ ér
Alberta’ cities. for’ various-
‘types: of. Specialty dental
care, ¢

In addition, many. pat.
jents travel’, to’ the U.S
seeking care, the resull. of”:

. which raises the cost to the”

patient! due to monetary i

. exchange rates but which

also deprives Canadian den-

Vancouver firm to supply
‘pipe for South feeder main |

For $270,871.12 a Van-.

couver-based company will

: supply and deliver the pipe

the city needs to construct
Castlegar's' new “Arrow
Lakes water system's south
feeder main, city council
decided last week. :

Council endorsed : cgn-

$300,000 pipe cost estimated
by his firm,

Also. approved, by council
last :week’ were Leidal's rec-

ommendation to award .the-

contract — for: supplying. pes
vertical turbine pumps . for.
installation in the new water

system's + planned Meadow-
tark Lane and Park Road
pump stations to Chutter,
Hydrauilies of Vancouver. at
$139,951.

The bid was the lowest
contained in the four tenders.
opened by the city Jan. 16.

sulting Gordon
Leidal’s choice of CANRON
Inc, out of three tenders:
opened Jan. 15. 4 H

In his report on. the
review of the tenders Leidal,
pointed out the company’s"

bid. was not the lowest, but .
another company which ten- ‘

derea a bid of $254,724;
proposed the use of asbestos: |

* cement pipe rather than the

ductile iron pipe specified by
the city.

The consulting engineer
also noted the recommended
tender was less than the

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“SANITARY SEWER EASEMENTS :

City” Hall will be-.open on SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY. 23, 1980 trom 2:00 P.M. to 4:00"
P.M. forthe convenience of those residen- :
ts. required: to sign sanitary .. sewer,
easements. Those residents requested to:
attend’ will be ‘contacted’ by phone on
Friday,: February 22, 1980.

As these easements MUST be caused as.
may we,: alee have!

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