CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 9, 1977

Castlegar’s Biggest
little Supermarket,

MILD CHEESE
2-6 lb. pes.
Ib. $1 ‘68

Gallons
WEST OIL
128 oz.
$3.57

2% Alpha
MILK
2 tins 75c¢
Case 24 tins

60 tbs. Extra Fancy
Long Grain

SKIM MILK
25 Ib. bag
$18.79

CRISCO
3b. tins

Lg. 26 oz.
COCA-COLA
or SPRITE
5 for $1.99
plus deposit

Whole :
FRYING CHICKEN

Gold Seal Smoked
OYSTERS
tin 79¢

LUNCHEON
“MEAT
1202.
69¢
Kleenex Boutique

El

TOWELS
2roll pkg.
99c

Pay'n Takit Wholesale
COFFEE
$2.99 Ib.

MORE CLASSIFIED ADS -

© BLADEN
PLACEM

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charge. Just drop into the oH nt
News olfice to place your ad

ILL DO COOKING. Toning _
vant ‘care. Ph, 300-4781. 223
Pi Me orodd add Jobe done es
seh Dave. 21.

choo}. Ph. Dave 365-421, ___ 223

STUDENT WANTING work. Call

Tony at 365-6888, __"__

STUDENT, WANTING work, Call
at 365-6300,

NEED ABABYSITTERTar ope
this. summer whil

vacation? For detalles phone 2 buat
at 365-5641.

ve 12-YEAR-OLD GIRLS lookin
for summer jobs, Will babys!
together, Bim lawns etc, in 3.
logar. Ph. Connie at 365-6665 or
Dalrdre at 365-7686.
STUDENT, 17 years, looking for
avatars Se. Pn
Soay at sel2eag pe

© GIVEAWAY.

GOT AN ITEM you'd like to give
many. free? You can put it.in this
jlumn at no charge. Juat phone
Chasiia Ads at 7266 and say
rou have a “giveaway” ‘em yous
Ike to advertise.
2-YEAR-OLD
Spaniel 000.

0 &
Setters. wee
GUINEA. PIGS to give sway. Olf-

ferent nt ages. Byes aid to Gmina; -
old) Ph 226-7590 Winlaw._—_229

ye a ow
nin
ehildret Bab RAZS.

puEPIES on jentle mother do
pate Water: Spaniel. Ph.
Blueberry 228

e LOST

MEN'S READING TOVASSES. Ph

965-7408. Lost In early May. 323
BOYS’ GOLD WRISTWATCH, Bul-
"BOS, GOLD Reward olfered. Pb
385-5256,

jart-Shepherd part-
xcallant with cus
country home. Ph.

lewar' 823
wa Pern REEL lost be-
bres. ween ee 8, Castlegaron the roa.

WITTNAUER MEN‘S wriat wat
Between fignaira ue intary and
sere a ‘

jease Ph. 365-
e FOUND

ITEMS ADVERTISED In 1 eis cok
umn are nat charged for
vice by thi

foun:
1. Ph. 365-7811 to clalm.
223

MEN'S SILVER date watch, bottom
of, Milestone Fd. June 6, Claim a at

° ‘BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES '

WITH LITTLE INVESTMENT you
and be

cnesceNe VALLEY STORE, 2
pramtaes & ara Bost cities on.
tor ” ore

IN CASTLEGAR
1975 - 12 X 68
3 Bdrm.

. KC, CO-0!
Saturday at Briliant 10:30 a.m. -

© NOTICES ..

ww COmmuUntty service, 8&8
decorlon nite Weddings, anni.

te root car streamers, Ph.
172,

BOOTH BAY RESORT on beautiful
que Island Seashore, i

raze and
> "CShtie ste-
partments Hor ‘Columbia

HIGH pressure clea,

mobile homos, cement floors,
outside walls and erinning
poota, 365-5628.

* AODRESS LABELS. Handy im use

‘on envelopes,

arcels, etc, 300 (er
$2.25 & tax. sca

llegar News.

Flea Market ever
rovided. Brin; re

faina you you want to soll, id anf

PLAN 24
Interest calculated on
dally balance

at
Castlegar Savings
*Greit Union

e RES OMA :

aT
Bed Watling A PROBLEM?
Then there is Good News!
DRY BEDALARM SYSTEM .
Is now available ona
Rental Basis from

CASTLEGAR DRUG
Call in end discuss this with
pharmaciat

with each of jat they ma}

thelr conmon brobiem ani
hop diners to recove rom ale
cohollam. Sunday

y 8 Bats,
he and Maple) Thurade
Health Centre. Satur ia)

es

° aaa
pated ERGABEMENT NOTICE is

when you order your.
Gladding imitations ram the Gastio~
jar News. tin

© Cards of Thanks,

many th sity
finn Seana
pia jn Tournam

ne Signi
jate — ‘Anne Tord
medina iigteneew a , all those.

ing and gatada, rad

Pattersail, Norm. Wolfe,

Pearce, Frances. jertinell, A

Gamey, Dianne Craward, fiw

Aches, Mr. and Ms. he TRherrk-
an Mc. ‘and Mrs. B. Col

jitter.
Board ‘ot Ole

The
rediray The Kootenay Society fa
ihe Handica ipped.

ai neere. thanks: iar
ra, nurses

© LEGALS

coats Regional District of Centra
Keoteney I invites Ce Avctations
HY

nd aang
Ootlech:
Th

oes sites
operation will be

al on al
eae ‘methods yi
Method J contaelgr to es
equipment to

with tl
Regional piste bat Sang. responsible
fon a eaviaing: fuel fe ‘eapae
mal

+ Additional Information may be
obtained by telephoning Geaceae,

‘Tho lowest of any tender will
not Apples be accepted,

a cia Je

om Mi 5

tar, Pneuld be
follows:
Feolnel Olatrict of Centra!
en
cor ‘Vernon Street,
NELSON, B.C.
APPLICATION FORA
‘WATER LICENCE
ACT
{Section 6)

ves me fs and Bever! J.
N., Of 1

je Com-
ra llcen
it of an
discharp
Creek ‘and thence Into Ni
aifpee roles ol ow ‘application
o all persons atte
point of pestveralon wilt be
jan

+ Band 7 ol H
gone all of Kootenay District. Plan

of this eaten was

B.C. thirty
of te date of ilrat pusteation
“of he application.

under react 7

Addresses Senior Citizens

Of interest to senior clti-
zens who will be travelling and
camping this summer was a
talk presented by Selkirk Col-
lege student Miss Lee Wilton
on the Wild Land’ Recreation
Project, when members held
‘their regular meeting at their
Centre last Thursday after-
noon,
Miss Wilton distributed a
questionnaire to the, members,
asking them’ to fill {n the
answers and return the sheets
at the next meeting.

First vice-president of the
regional council, A. Filippelli,
was also a guest at the meeting,
speaking to the 44 members
present of the upcoming picnic
and asking ‘for. for

bus trip to Spokane, and mem-
bers wishing to go are to inform
the secretary.

Reports showed all com-
mittees are busy, with visits

being made to the sick and-

shut-ins; .games are well at-
tended; cards have been sent
out; and weather permitting,

lawn bowling will soon begin.

Entertainment is being well,
handled by the committee.
Mr. and Mrs, R. Gemmill
will show pictures of their trip
to new Zealand at the June 16
evening meeting. As this meet-
ing will be the final one before
summer recess, the b

discussed by convener Mrs, R.
Worthing. .

Any member interested in
knitting: table and. chair leg
covers were asked to contact
either Mra, Stan Porter or Mra,
H. Johnson,

_ The next business 'mrieeting

swill be held Sept. 1;

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‘Senior Baseball ”

Grand Forks.

EK) Angels’
rail

are having a pot luck supper at
the Centre, to be followed by
the

the: entertainment committee
to arrange the event.
Birthday greetings were
extended to members who will
be celebrating their birthdays
during July and August.
Included in the corres-
pondence was a letter from the
secretary of the West Koot-

. enay-Boundary Regional, re-

minding the members of the
regional picnic to be held in
Nelson at Lakeside Park on
June 28,

‘A letter was also received
from Mrs. J. Bush regarding a

Mra, R. C. Donnan,. who
had been the offical delegate to
the 8.C.A. annual convention
held in Vancouver, gave a de-
tailed report of the meeting,
with a further report to be
given in September. |:

Plans for a day trip to
Spokane on June 7 were final-
ized. Members wishing trans-
portation to Robson on June 16
to attend the Strawberry Tea
were asked: to meet at the
Centre by 2 p.m.

Plans for a Fall Tea to be
held at the Centre Oct. 1 were

June 1 Lottery Winners

Two numbers worth $100,000 each were drawn June Y inthe

Western Express lottery.

The lucky number is $4709 in Series Two with series letters A
and C, The same number in Series Two of any other series letter is

worth $50,000.

The, number 64256 in Series One of any other series letter is

worth $20,000.

Cash prizes of $10,000 go to the holders of 24532 in Series

Three of any series letter.

Any. ticket, regardless of series numbers or letters, which
contains the numbers 34709, 64256 and 24532 is-worth $1,000.
ALARA NASSAR ELT

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Open?a.m. to6 p.m, Mon. fo Sat,
Sun, 12neon-5 p.m. for browsing.
Pht, 259-7166 Dealer Lic, No. 1372

as Gate, of first la
dune "3

“signed: dohn Conklin
222

BIRTHS -

IDLE — To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
(dle of Castlegar, June 2, a
euanter: a

EWORTH — To Mr. and

HUTTLI
‘ tare, Neil Shuttleworth of 8. Slocan,

dune 3, a eon.
NUNES — To Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Nunes of Castlegar, June 5, .s0n.

Pedestrian
Is Struck At
Ootischenia

woman is in

‘ A Castlegar
local hospital” wi with both legs

broken following a pedestrian-
vehicle accident Tuesday eve-
ning at Ootischenia.

-Rareen McGauley, at press

WEATHER *:

FE
F

SERS Nee
peer
Blosuse.
ONOG bad

is reported to

tim
be in: satisfactory: condition,

"Driver ‘ofthe ‘vehicle has
been identified as Norman
Wickett, also of Castlegar.

Police say the incident is
still under investigation,

GOVERNMENT OF ae PROVINCE OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA -
MINISTRY OF. HIGHWAYS AND PUBLIC: WORKS —

Due To The
Fantastic

“3c BRAKE SPECIAL *

May’ 13th to June Ath

_ Castlegar
Weeken
aw June 4: (at Rapublie} Col-
z ville 2, Republic 3°. ;
June 75 (at; | Gaatlogar):
' Game 1. Republic 14, Castle-
S gar 4; Game’ 2—Republic 4
Caatlegar 6..
und 6 (at N.D.-Silverto
Game 1—Grand Forks 1, N.
Silverton 18;:Game 2—Gra:
Forks 0, N.D.-Silyerton 9."
June’ & (at. Kimberle:
Game 1—Trail 0, E.K. Angels
10; Gamé, 2—Trail .4, EK.

“Kootenay International’.

Plainly marked ion the en-
I P.T. #23"

8

bulance Station,

umbla ‘Avenue’ fon, Cas-
tlegar, B.Cis

1989 ° Cadillac Ambutance |
—Serlal #29265610,
€.H.S.C. #148

information, contact the
4 Unit Chief, Mr. D. Turner,
‘Telephone 365-2617.

Licence and registratl
not incl all noida te

Offers

4 The highest. or any offer

will not heceseart

Jcepted, but the bearer of a

succees ‘Sn “bid will:-be- re.
lu

jariton, Chairman |
Commission;
Parliamen Bulldings,
VICTOR

1 B.C.

Veg 23 1977/78

cu
| al Spragy and Comis

To view or for further |

yi ribbon. Shown here with Mayor Moore are, eft to right, president

acting socal manager.

Several: people were on hand to view. the. newly renovated ©
feseioes 100 Dees Btiest ehieh serene de ne cere
i 000. ‘The local branch has grown steadily over

fa January of 1969 with ‘Trall and

amalgainsting
Frattvale to become’ the Kootenay Savings ‘Credit Union.

a CasNowaF oto. by Lois Hoge

* Drinking drivers may soon

get roadside suspensions if they’ ’*

have .05 breathalyser readings,

Attorney-General Garde Gar-_

dom said Friday.
Gardom’ oad the ‘govern:
ment is “seriously considering”
lowering the Present .08 level
the. previ

said in’ an interview. =< -:
“If they are not ‘afraid of
being killed, ‘they better. be-

come afraid of the law,” he said.

ble for 50: per cent ‘of all
highway deaths and ‘drinking :
driving offences have risen by
22 per cent in the past year,
accounting for. 28 per cent of
B.C.’s court load, he said.»
Vancouver: police set up

thelr first Foeanioe about.9

th
‘operated before ‘police moved .
to another location, one driver

+ received a suspension and

several others got .tickets for

cat
men ‘getting static,” sald ( tak
stable Gordon Kramer,: who
headed ‘a 18-man' crew ‘oper-

% ge ig ating’ the: roadblock. “There
drivers have‘ failed, Gardom

was the occasional comment—
‘I

Een penane :
first roadblock, would decide on
‘other locations as ey worked, ~

riving Suspensions

“based ‘on: accident and. traffic
statistics. Two patrol cars were
also cruising Vancouver streets
exclusively “in' search of im-
paired drivers, he said.

“< Police roadblocks were al-

so set up in Victoria, Nanaimo,

“ Policé News: -
Roadchecks «were | main:
tained in-the Castlegar ‘area

:over the weekend as a result‘of
Attarney-Generali-Garde! Gir >
dons pis meet,

soe ee 1,000’ vehi-
cles were checked resulting in

: four roadside suspensions. Two :
charges. of driving’ while .im- -

» paired were also laid, one as the’

“result of an accident,

Weekend police “activity

. also included seven liquor sei-

zures.
RCMP. are currently in-

the unlawful entry.

‘of'a house in Robson owned by
J. Simpson!

The exact date of. ‘entry is

‘unknown: < ‘Nothing--has’: been

Penticton, Kelowna, Kamloops, .
Nelson and Prince George.

A random check . showed

Coquitlam.as the busiest area,
 wWith,14 impaired. drivers
charged.

The. spokesman said the
roadblock, set up on the Loyg-
heed Highway near Pitt River,
stopped “hundreds” of vehicles,

. A Surrey RCMP : spokes-

man_ said ‘Surrey's ‘roadblock :

was. set ip near the Fatullo:
Bridge ai

as Gardom said 14° ‘specially:
equipped ‘vans for on-the-spot ©

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, June 9, 1977

“RCMP: Report Four

~ Weekend

“RCMP report four accl- :

+ dents over the weekend, In all

* ineldents, reports indicate seat- -
+» belts were not utilized,

Friday afternoon a Castle-
gar man was charged with
following tod close after his
vehicle sustdined approximate-
ly $50 damage in a collision with
a 1968 model car driven by

- Phyllis Pickering, also of

legar.

“Charged Is’ Robert “Hal: ~
“bauer.

Both vehicles’ were
travelling: north. on ‘Columbia

Avenue when the Ineldent *

Daimage to the Pickering

+ vehicle has been estimated at

On ‘that ‘same afternoon a

©1967" Jeep truck, ° driven” by

Richard ‘Fodor’: of : Castlegar,
backed into a vehicle driven by

+ Diane Crisp’ of Trail in. the

parking lot of the Castlegar

Savingn Credit Union. Fodor -

been charged with backing
aioe unsafe.
‘Approximately’ $200 dam-
age was caused to the Crisp
vehicle.

New Denver
» Man Promoted ;

‘Officials “at Canadian

- Forces Base, Moose Jaw, Sask.

recently annotnced the  ap-
pointment of Corporal D. K.
Keith'to the rank of Master
: Corporal (MCpL).

~MCpl Keith first ‘entered _|

the service in July, 1957 after

graduating from high school in

New Denver. After completing

his basic training he chose to

“become an: airframe | engine -
technician’ and © worked | with

‘Central Experimental and

Proving Establishment first in

Namao,. Alta.: and’ then Up-

lands, Ont,

Following this, MCoL Keith
left the Service in’ 1962 .
“come an equipment decane in
Vancouver, B.C.

Four. years later. he’ re-
enlistéd and “was posted to
Portage La Prairie,:Man. and.
‘Baden, oe prior to ar-

fea Senecelides wi ‘with a

and th
7:breathalyser tests will be de- “Bask.

‘ployed * around” the- “province
when they are ready in? about
six-to eight weeks.

. “The message we have to;
get across is that cars don't kill,

highways don't kill, it is the
“\ whisky behind the wheel.” {)°°

. In Creston, Highways. ‘Min-
ister Alex. Fraser: said Friday
he wants the RCMP. to crack
down on’ slow drivers, who he
said often provoke other motor- ”
ists on provincial highways into

Accidents -

Damage
mated’ at $1,200 following an
aceldent Saturday afternoon on
Columbia Avenue near ‘the
Castlegar Ferry. A 1973 model
ear, driven by Nancy Moran of
Castlegar, sweryed to miss an
animal on the road and went

‘over the bank...

No injuries have been re-
ported,

Marcel Cossette of Robson
has been charged with having
bald tires ‘after his half-ton
truck blew a front tire and
sideswiped a tree Sunday after-
noon on Broadwater Road.

Cossette and a passenger,
Sandra Cossette, were taken to.
Castlegar and District Hospital
by ambulance with undeter-
mined injuries.

has. been eatl-

Contact

FOR SALE
Snehalt-are lot tocat

Property has
access ane vaantdlne a we

outta
605 - 2nd St.'S,
gai B.C.

In
id Raspberry inlet

FLEA;
MARKET ;

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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
“MINISTRY OF HIGHWAYS

“’ & PUBLIG WORKS (HIGHWAYS)
ROSSLAND HIGHWAYS DISTRICT:

—. NOTICETO _
ROOFING CONTRACTORS
Sealed tenders,’marked ‘Tender for Boating” will be
received by..the undersigned: In. his office: at the,

Rossland Courthouse up to 2:00 p.m. (Pacific Daylight:
Savings Time) on Thursday the 23rd day of June, 1977,;:
~and opened In :public at that time and date, for the!:
supply. and ‘installation of a’ felt, ‘asphalt’and gravel:
mtar.. specifications for ai
. twenty-year roof — for the new equipment storage;:

built-up roof .— to : Do:

building located In the Rossland Highways Yardsite.

The ‘tender: will Include supply and Installation of al:

one-half-inch Installation (Donnacona board or equiva-
lent), all necessary roof Jacks, cant strips, scuppers and

26-gauge galvanized iron flashing.: The work is to be

‘completed on or prior to July 31, 1977.

No tender will be accepted or considered which
contains an escalator clause, or. any other qualifying
condition, and. the lowest or ays tender - may -not
necessarily be accepted.

c

that ot be
‘guaranteed’. “unless envlopee are "arty n marked
"“Tender.for Roofing.””

(por ade additional information please contact the under. |
al

Dis Ces shan
agel
ROSSLAND? B: 4

land, British Columbia

ei toss!
zie? ‘2nd day ‘of’ ‘June; 1977.

canneries mew memmic ar tet

Da a ae mee RTENS

Limit 2 Ibs. to customer. at and Bite

einer, Mrs. manny
katoan,

who passed away. May 24, 1977,

after @ lengthy I eae Yah ‘ent ire
family who were abla to be here In ©

hee ra nook would ike to {eve ils

Po pal ar" H Mattes forth the
al faci
patlents, tal thanks fo viiengs ;

+ reported pene sausing accidents.

SuEWDAE sa ay

Set Upin Cantrally Located
Castlegar Trailer Park

EXCELLENT CONDITION

4 Wheel
Brake Reline

an Bharati, and ‘he Castlegar CB SIGNAL AND LIGHTING INSTALLATION Disc or Drum.
Fully Furnished, Compiete

- NMERRY, TO MONTROSE ; i toi “axd, Silver, 980 V-8, 4-1
with Washers Oner,. | @ (n. Memoriam parler! West North American . ae | 1976 F250 = Baad, VOD...
Fireplace. Skirted in with RON, =F oe wena ribet! oy i

ROSSLAND HIGHWAYS DISTRICT
Strongheart is

CAT FOOD
15 oz. tins

5 for $1.00

PROJECT E-7723

| KEEP YOUR BUDGET
ALIVE WITH OUR
Low, LOW PRICES!

FOR YOUR SHOPPING.
CONVENIENCE
Open Mon. thru Fri, |
9 AM, to 9 P.M,
Sar. ‘till 5:30 P.M.
Closed Sundays

'H — In loving Js, overhaul wheel “eylinders, as necessary si

Rotors. 2% neceusarys

F Now has a
Spacious, New

: Location

ion Hwy. 3 South me
Across from Trowelex Rentals

Come see our Double-Wides

Now on Display . . . with 900 to 1150
a, Sq. Ft. of Living Space

which includes

© Family Room ° Dining Room ¢ 2 Baths:
14-Wides on Display and some 12-Wides Reduced in Price

Northwest Homes Ltd.

940 Hwy. 3South, Castlegar DLNo.01017A__ Ph. 365-3551

|. The work to be ‘performed consists of installation of one
traffic signal system i and lighting at one Intersection -

and lighting at with

wiring. Some conduit and junction boxes are existing.

Contractors are advised that the intersection of Route 3

and Cutlllo Road as shown on Drawing &-7723-2 Is

cancelled and not included In this contract.

“Plans. and specifications may be abtalned from the
District, Highways Manager, Rossland, aE C. without
charge.

Porch. Ready for immedi- | (Bearley deg te "BRITISH COLUMBIA Built Cars «.--.cseeeeeeres® | 4975: Ford: F-150: uge Buy as, Auto, Bley B
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Dealer Lic. No" 001124 tc fi High 'd Public Works at th Repack fron i And canopy, Whit 4
————1 May bullcive, Vicirla, B.C. up to 2:00 p.m in Brake System, Adjust Parking Brake. 3 A973. Courier hevatete bene erreet ING + 8.8 Lawn Boy, -Brop in:
Thursday the.16th day of June, and opened In publie 6 at ss a Tea. : iB AY fags the ‘advan of own:
Le ene a ee ae ee ainat vicoriag pointment 365-2155 1 ey : ing 2 Lawrr-Poy:)
BC. which ie open from 8:00 ae to 4:00 pm. “Monday - By Ar : ‘ Ah
to Friday, except holidays, B Gmc Ad.
c Buick
Maloney Pontia .
x MDL No. “ovaS7A
1415 Columbia Ave. N. Castlegar
Offer Until a3 1".

“Don't Forget
co Oey —

Tenders must be made out on the forms ‘suppiled and”
enclosed in the envelope, furnished.

No tender will be accepted or considered which |
contalns an escalator clause or any other quaiilying
condition and the fowest or any tender will not

Bifvoyiead rom.G
necessarily be accepted.

a | rote peattel copatet

R. E. McKeown
District Highways Manager

mee
~LINCOLN |

for : 4
MINISTER OF HIGHWAYS & PUBLIC WORKS -

Dated this 31st day of May, 1977
at at ooelane 8.c. :

BRIO ZOEY