CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 6, 1975

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found J something, siaph simp!
phone the tl ly
hand say. “T'd Lk

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cand 0 watches, still not
claimet found ‘some
fishing * equipment on the
hospital

PIII ESP PPESI TS EN ees
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PZT EPS
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IAN'S ‘RING Fe

aide Marlane Hotel, "owner

‘may claim by Ph. 385-7367.
322

2 KEYS IN ic TUM.

tbler at Robson Wharf, Claim

at Castlegar News.  :,

FA's

Travel Trailers
Tent Trailers
: Campers,

Canopies

Boats, Canoes

5th Wheel

“all Canadian Made
and. hone RoE

914 Columbia Aven
Castleg

4 Phone 365-5696

fi
i iBesier No. 4572. :

\ospi grounds, Own
cle claim: at local nea

© 'BUSINESS’

OPPORTUNITIES
‘MODERN ':: HAIRDRESSING
Salon for sale. This Is a go-
Ing concern In an, excellent
location In Castlegar, Ideal
for owner-operator ‘or
vestor, Call ones. ‘Agen
cles at 365-8347,

@ NOTICES
‘ATTENTION FULLER CUS-

E IGE
needs at least soak element
out ura? Call
Gadmnae 305-0141 evenings,

“VACUUM CLEANER ae

pairs? Call Cadmac  308-
6141 ‘evenings, tin22
TENNIS INSTRUCTION—
For Antermediates, begin.
ners, B, DePaoll 385-6472
LTA

“© NOTICES

ie In Memoriums :

O.A.
Are ‘you addicted to
you ent when

a Food) i

you'r re Da ungry?

* Do you go on eating
binges for no apparent rea-
son’

* Is your welght affect-

: ng. the way you live your

o
for ae No dues or fees —
We are a fellowship.

all .Overeaters Anon.
Ziska Lae 905-6722, or 365-

Mectives oveld every
Wednesday morning, 9:30
ey Monday’ event 8

Rit Catholic
Ghitrch esti 5th. Ave.,
Ni Castle; tin

certified » instructors 365-
dividual, group

5 REP:
Genelle Ph, 699-2382, tint
“ASTLEG,

"Hospital — Funerals
and ‘
“All Occasions”

20% Off
* Shrubs * Evergreens
* House Plants * Pot Plants}
Expert Landsceping
oe Call :
SAM'S)
“NURSERY & FLORIST
1001.9th Ave,,/South
Castlegar
B-7312

“open 7 Days Siwiee

PLAN ° 24,
Interest’ calculated on
dally balanes
Castlegar Savin

Credit Union” pat
ADDRESS | LABELS,

HAN
dy for use on: enveloy
ls, etc. 300 for oc 05

parcel
Bias tax. Castlegar,

unde erstandligt send today
for the “Living » Bible” : in

repairs. /Keld’s =
Organ Co, 365-7895. or. 365-
6439, tin 23

AL AL:
-Alcoholics. Anonymous
is a fellowship of men and
women.who share their, ex.
perien eth and hope

ice, stren
‘| ma each, othery thats t they.
solve |..their..
pram an and help others, to

VEHICLES FOR SALE

&
ws DATs 610 Sedan (8,000 orig. mi.) 35
EEL DR. JEEP.

CASTLEGAR

JANITOR

“968-6293 or 365-7895
*) LICENSED - INSURED
BONDED. ‘

SERVICE

Carpet & Upholttory

Cleaning. Service

“RESIDENTIAL AND
_ COMMERCIAL

‘Cleaned Carpets

: ready. for use in
20: minutes

FREE ESTIMATES

PHONE

-. All, Workmanship :
“S Guarantwed
EE a

‘tract ‘on your

“puBLic. AUCTION:

- SADDLES & TACK

eee Soy
for membership is a desire.
to sto) ig. There are

, mo dues~ or fees: for AA.

nor opposes any causes. Our

ry. purpose ‘is to stay

her and help other alco-

‘holi police to achieve gobriety.
Call 399-4342 or 365-5 cen.

ATTENTION LOCAL

Sonaltte for. any.
against my accounts as of
‘May 30, 1975.

Signed — Annie Pentold

oun lo
warehou: com:
ings. ask for
estimates, Phoue, 385-5947.

7-4 CASTLEGAR |.
CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY J, T7stan.

Furniture Recovering
Draperies .

Action Leag
_.411 Kootenay. Street,
_ Nelson 354-4064
finld.

x

charges.

In loving memory of a

dear. husband, : father ‘and

grandfather, George ‘ Cher-

nenkoff, ihe. passed’ away

June 818F th

oe ere Reyend je sun-

Where the loveliness never

He: aa In’ a beautiful

wits’ the Bhs and the gold
of ies.

We fated * nave loved and

known

Whose parting brought
great paln

wa treasure his meméry

unt we

loving © memory,
our Theloved: Fnaband and
father Nick Miscavitch. wi
lett us suddenly ‘June 3rd,
sine comes with deep re-
A month we can never: for-
A ay of remembrance, sad
Without farewell, ‘he left ‘us
Memories are all. we ‘have
‘Those we shall never. for>

ge!
— Sa missed. by Doreen,
keh and Di a :

LEGALS.
Application for. fora: Mater:

WATER: SAGT
(Section 8)

I, - Roy Edward
mroy of Box "5171, Cast:

1
Rights fer a licence to ‘di-
and use’ water’ out of

located | on
ibed ‘land. “The Matin ea
Tce water forpe:e be ive

Pare for. play ‘the

Presentations ;
Made ‘to Local
Air Cadets.
{continued from page 1)"
squadron by Maureen Murphy.
and Gordon Jaquea,, whose.

parents work with Canadian
Cellutos

Year pina, representing
consecutive years of perfect
atlendanee were presented as
follows:

eth year—WO1 Gordon
sata
‘ year—-WO2: Craig
sense ad F/Sgt. Allan Donald;-
ath year—F/Sgt. Re Quaia,
a G. Jaques, Cpl. T. Frost,

} I. Thorne, and Cpl. 7.
His

‘Srd year—Sgt. M. Arm--
strong, Sgt. C.'Lee, Cpl. 8.

pl G. Robin.

= 2hd‘yearSEVSet.. Frances
Pointe, Sgt., Maureei

furphy,
Cpl. A! Carmnichasl, Cpls Dawn
Hetman, Cpl. Julia Holdsworth,’.,

Cpl. Tracy ‘Koren, Cpl, Gina
Mohn, LAG C. denies, UAG
Leona MacKay, LAC-D.:Ste-”
wart, and LAG wae Wile

Ist year—Sgt, C. M
lane, ACL P. Damelo, Awe D
Donald, LAC J. Grifone, LAC
B, Koren, ACLS, Nelson, ACL
8, LaPointe, ACI 'K.:‘McFar-
lane, AWL S..Mohn, AW1 3.
Nelson, and’AW2'D. Paling.

Commanding officer of 581
Squadron, Captain J. R. C. Mac-
Bain, thanked all those who
contributed to another success-
ful year—squadron officers and
instructors, the sponsoring
committee, ‘citizens: of Castle-
gar and ‘area, the Air’ Cadet
League, liaison with the Armed.
Forces—in keeping 681 Squad-
ron amongst the top squadrons
in British Columbia and Canada’
asa wiles

ured ae

‘7455,
enay District, Ptan » Se “A
copy of this application was
re doV6 at the: point of
ary, at the: point o!
diversion and ‘on the land
or mine where the. water is
be used and ‘two copies
were died in the office of
the Water Recorder at Nel-
son, B.C, Objections to this

application © may. be
eth the sald Water Record:

ith the

of Ww
Build
within «thirty

appli en
Ed roy, ppplicant.
First date as ot Publication is:

“BIRTHS

Tezoni :
held June: 24.;,This is to.

accommodate a request from®
School District No. 9 to rezone
lots 1 and 2, Block 1 of Lot 181,

Plan 2599 from RT-1 to SP-1
(special purpose 1), This would

allow the alting of a portable -
classroom, :

se te
> ‘A’portable building is to be
located on the north side of the
‘Turbo Station by B.C. Tel. This
is'to be eight feet by 30 feet
with eabana type porch. It will
serve as a temporary office and
lunch room for B.C.: Tel’s
sonatruction crews, headquar-
‘tered in Castlegar.

oe tiss ire ioe

+. The ity, which ‘has’ been

seeking an additional dentist.
for the ares, wants its name to

RUEL‘— To Mr, and
Mrs, Andre Ruel. (uee Ca*
atin May’ 1 e) a, Pra
qa im* ason, Pat

bel.

‘Jacquie “Lamarche) of Wh-
Hehorsey Mays 2 20°\a son,

5.
PERCIVAL —.To Aue

and) Mrs, Dennis
(age Pam Nickerson) or] he
velstoke, May 30, 30, a son.
POPOFF — To Mr. ant
as: bv A rng oPatt of ae
legar, sone
YOFONOFF —
and Mra. Peter Yotonott 9 of -
Castlegar, May 29 a daugh-

ter.”

GOLDSBURY — To Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Goldsbury of
Robson, June 3 a son. i

ULO'—'To Mr.
and Mrs. Karallo Alimkulo
(nee: Lucy! Kazakoff) of
Castlegs, 4 June 3.a son.

This information is to be
forwarded to the University of

™—$RNOLD — ‘To Mr. uM ‘Toronta, faculty of Cae
and’ Mrs, Gil Arnold (nee

belle

Regional. peeina te
taission‘No.1 has informed
council it. will be holding its
monthly: meetings the second
Wednesday of each’ month to
imake it’ as, convenient: as
possible for the city's repre-
sentative to’ ‘attend.

“WEATH ER=

MRR ce
i eh ee

Directory of Local and District Churches at

ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY
———<<——

"365-3682 or 365-3664 «

D Tealvany aT
wath Ave, Kan BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday Schcot tt, au pees if Sen-sis0'%:
including adi Home :.385-6967,
Morning Soest tied 00 2 am. Next to the Cloverleat Mout
Evening | Fellovahp hour “ Castloalrd | Plaza
30, p.m.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE:
767 First Ave.
Pastor: Beye HH. Graham
Church Ph. 365-6212

" Sunday sa 9.60. a.m,
Mornin; Mocs pa eas
‘Evangel ervice
Tuesday: Bible St tudy 70
Friday: ‘Young Peoples 7.30

Minister: Ira Johnson
Ph, 965-6762

CHURCH OF CHRIST
MEETING IN CASTLEGAR meet
One Black East ‘of! the

For Information. 3 Castloaird Shopping Plaza

F
Phone 365-7362 ot’ J“ 10'a.m.'Sunday School
365-7973 " Wo pest ior Nr

; -", > WORLDWIDE CHURCH s wed ? rim
ST. PETER LUTHERAN — OF, GOD 5s
= CHURCH *
405 Maple St.,'Castlegar 2h
Warship Service 9. a.m. Servi
Sunday. School 10:15 a.m,
"The Church of the
tutheran. Hour’
Rev. Richard Klein: Pastor
112 = 4th Ave, N.

Saturday Services
Nordic all 1009 - 7th Ave. ;
Castlegar) |’
10:00 a.m.) i
Bible Sc itt & Ord f
Tuesdays, 7 p.m,
Minister: her Gish Weber’ x Prati
Ph, 3653014 Ses-7143/t/

Affiliated wth 0 Garner Tod Saturday aress Man’? ‘pm.
Arnareno Sons Ayre Carite ath:
lege

Rev. N. Walker.

WEST KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
S'S. No, 1, Trail
No, 6 Ymir Rd.," Nelson

Clinics Tuesday: & Thurs.
Castlealrd Plaza

Next, to Cooper Agencies,

Summer Hours Effective

“He
“BRAKE & WHEEL
496 Columbia;
‘Castlegar
PHONE 365-7818
Wheel Alignment

May 27 i
eat Shocks 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 noon
cmc | tie ale
intl tenays Trade ee
; Dedicated to Kindly We Buy, ea Sal
Thobghtful Service? oh
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

Sn

ORY WALL TAPING
TEXTURED CEILINGS
PLASTER REPAIRS &

aes
TIRES = TIRES

DESMOND. T.
LUTTLEWOOD 0.0.5,
‘OPTOMETRIST,
366 Baker i

industrial, Commercial
and Residential
© Electrical: Wiring
ae a

PARDMAN FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
2, and: Service
GUARANTEED. REPAIRS crit wih
dst 3655240 See, Phone, Write, a
Clean Cut. Rubber
Stamp Shop <°
~ Box 25, Robson, B.
Ph. 365

ELECTRICAL *
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph, 965-7075 |
Free Estimates

"APPLIANCE REPAIR
Speedee Appliance Repairs|
‘All Home’ Appliances

Phone 365-3649 oF.
365-9145" YORK. 6, oo tes .|
© Ventilation
: Heating + Refrigeration
& Mechanical’ System,
— Sales & Service —

ARMOUR PLATING
Hard Chrome Plating
Hydraulic: Ram and
Cylinder Repair MESYMA
gine Parts
Grinding. and Machining Ps! fh Sth AND South
36589672,
920 Col, - Castlegar MOORE FORMS
5 ADDING TAPES
MIKES CLEAN AND, RECEIPT BOOKS
SHAMPOO g
Carpets :and Furniture =f
Reasonable, Rates =
i Phone 359-7398.

LAWN MOWER
re REPAIRS.

mates.
at Golect Nolion 825:
4632 yr Cauleee 365-7001

~ commereial ppblle television
roves ad thia provi

PETTITT PHOTOS

PETTITT PHOTOS

ibit Includes Work

igdsiciation for Public
In British Colum-

ards
meant of a non
ince.

‘Buch a service would re-

ve Yo the needs and:
 ofout population, and

talent and pro->

Part of British Columbia Spring Festival

We also favor co-operative
‘ownerahip of cable which would
make available for programing
many raillions of dollars annval-

ly which now go into profits and !

ea {in the order of $10-$16:
milton inthe not-too-distant
future).

We would also like to know
“if residents of your community
jare catisfied with the kinds of
‘television they now Feceive;
local newa' ia sufficiently cov-
f they have any access to
‘a community. or broadcast
channel or any say in what kind

[:. of programing comes across

SOLOHG!

i

SOL1OHd LilLL3d

their sets; what issues they feel

= are Not presently being d
bs

ind what they would ihe,
receive in the way of!
television but don't. =
Anybod
‘on the above, Blsise put pen to »
paper and write the Association
(or Public: Brokdcasting is
British Columbi

Public Broadcasting
SinBG.
-Glenmerry
NEW. AND USED
FURNITURE,
(3191. Highway. Drive
PHONE 364-1822 °

Planning to cleartand..

(McIntosh, He

of Local Students

As part of ‘the British
Columbia Spring Festival, the
annual Art Exhibit, sponsored
by the Community Arts Coun-
cll was held in the Hi Arrow
‘Arms ‘Hotel recently, with a
good attendance and an excel-
lent show of paintings.

Included on the organiz-
ing committee were Dosle
Crawford, Mrs. Hope Whit-
taker, Larry Brown, Dave
Finster and co-ordinator Mrs,
Dorothy Miller-Tait,

A large number of Castle-
gar and district: painters were
represented including: Colin

‘Ann Chursinoff, Linda

Adams, Hope Whittaker, Dosie

Crawford, Fred Mai Jul

Oudis, Glenna Baulkhat

run, Berger,

Mary, Dyck, Fry

Margaret’ Whitelock, Frederiey
Lawrence,

‘maine’ Fletcher, Margaret
“Letts, and Dorothy Miller-Talt,

Art work by students from

{})\” Stanley. Humphries Secondary

Castlegar ceca :

iy who has opinions .,

Mrs. H. Johnson 965-8204

Mr. and Mra. C, Kerr spent
the past two weekends visiting
relatives in Richland, Walla
‘Walla and Spokane.

Order of the Eastern Star who
attended the Grand Chapter of
B.C, and the Yukon seasions in
Kamloops May 25 to 28 were
‘Mr.iand Mra. J. Stier, Mrs. F.
Fuller; Mrs, E. Johuson, Mrs.J.

» Heslop, Mra. H. Grummett,

Mrs. H. Johnson, Mr. and Mra.
H. Schellenberg, Mrs. Me-
Master, Mrs. N. Mrs. B..
Sherbiko. and: Mrs. R,- C.
Donnan.

Mr, and Mrs. Carl Henne
returned recently from Edmon-

ton where they attended the:
_raduation of their second

met in the Kinnaird branch of

the library last. week to ¢o-
ordinate efforts over‘the sum--

mer and outline plans. for the

fall.
“Mrs. Caro! Couch and Mra.’
Polly Corbett reported that the
© children’s art show had been
“only a qualified success, Al-
‘though the’ display was bright”

and ‘interesting, bad weather

datighter, Maraie-Jean, who

‘wad one of two girls to graduate
from

LALT a civil engineer +

ing department,  <
‘Alter visiting here with

. her parents for a few days,
‘Members of Minto Chapter

Henne left for Fort McMurray,
Alla. where she has accepted
the position of ‘estimating and
‘cost technician with Canadian
Bechtel Ltd on. the Sycrude
Project. eer
‘A weekend guest at the’
Henne home was Mrs, Henne's
mother, Mrs. J. T. Henderson,
‘who arrived by plane in Castle.

ing and recuperating from a
long illness at the home of her
nephew and his wife; Drs, John
and Ruth Lennox: in Abbots.
ford.

and road conditions, ‘plus com:
petition from the’ fair, contri-
‘buted to ‘a poor turnout.

i Mra. Dosle Crawford com-
mented that most people were
‘unaware that the ‘Arts Council
provided money’ to’ encourage.
the growth of arts and crafts in
the district. Any individuals
who areunabléto pursue their

rt or develop their talents
through lack of funds can apply
tothe Arts Council for’

President Larry oes
inked Mra: Dorothy. Miller-

“opait: for having’ done ‘all the

“Make a joyful noise” is the
title ‘of a special sone-hour
program to be televised live'on
the CBC network this Sunday,

othe
conroduced by: the CEC. “and
‘The United

C
to mark) the. church's 50th

‘anniversary. (June 10, 1925 was
the actual date when the union
between ° Methodists," Presby-
terians, Congregationallsts and
local unions from ‘western Ca-
nada was consummated at the

i+ Mutual (Street ‘Arena’ ce Tor-

onto.) ti

FIRE PERMITS!

burn brush, slash or

jubbish? You'll require a Fire Permit. Sum-

* Schoo! was also on display.”"

* Much Interost has: been

expressed in the formation of a

local ‘Art Club’ for workshops,
films, and communteation: Ai
one who is interested and did
not’ sign the form at the Art
Exhibit is asked to contact Mra.
Dorothy Miller-Tait at’ 365-
Doro ;

$1,000 Damage

In Rear-End

‘Accident Tues. ;
Over $1,000 damage oc-

curred when two vehicles were

| BUTTERMIL

in collision on Tuesday of laat
week at the railroad

crossing -”
which formerly divided ‘the:

towria of Castlegar and Kin:
naird. i

Polige said a vehicle driven
by Paul Pantages of Castlegar
was-rear-ended: when it at-

tempted to make a left turn,

Driver of the second vehi.
cle has’ been identified as
Norman Bruce Evans of Slocan.

The incident is still under.
ovestgtin.

Naney. Knight) newspaper ‘re
ports of meetings (Mrs. Judy

Wearmouth),.and special

events publicity (Dr. Mark,
Mealing). Mrs. Mary Scott was
appointed membership. chair.
man, i
‘Graig Jones of Stanley
Humphries was awarded a
grant of $100 to attend a senior
secondary summer workshop at
“the: University of Victoria.
“SThe Twin Rivers School
band ‘was granted $100 to-
wards financing its tour of
Sparwood, and an honorarium
‘of $60 was gifted to members of

the Kokaties String Quartet for
“traveling expenses:

Described as ‘4 concert of
music and coatior” the tele:

wi
feature an all-Canadian cast,
-hosted-by Don Harron, who
wrote the scrip
Tommy,
therine. McKinnon wi will te te
featured soloists ‘supported: by
the Celebration Choir and Doug.

‘Riley: and the ‘Band. ‘Theatre

Five: of Kingston will’ offer.

“dramatic vignettes.

“The program is. being

directed by Bill Davis who. has

jecond Emmy
‘8 director of 'televi-

‘Award as
talon variety specials. Tim Bent-

producer for the United Church
and Sandy Webster-producer.

‘Bill Zaharuk was the designer. -

‘The Governor-General and

“umisry, GOV'T. INSP,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 5, 1975

BEEF CHUCK * : ‘
GOV. INSP., CANADA GRADE ‘A’ 4
BEEF. EXCEULENT. FOR OUTDOOR

EATING bees

RIB ROAST SMOKED PICNICS

ROYAL PRIME, GOV'T. INSP, IFT'S. GOV'T. INSP. 89
GR. ‘A’ BEEF’. OLE < tb. C

FRESH FOWL BOLOGNA

BURN’S. GOV'T. INSP.:

WHOLE 2 39C: : s Ib. 5c
ROASTING CCK GARLIC SAUSAGE

corr INSP. UP.TO 5 LB. BURN’S COIL
ie GOVT. INSP. a Wb, Cc

COFFEE MATE CARNATION, 16 OZ
‘TOILET TISSUE ara,

SKIM MILK POWDER ior acre :
MARGARINE strexsn

COFFEE oa a

LOUK cee
j FOREMOST,
at. Giee ‘

GIANT CONES *s™""=

“Brook Pack ae

Tm Felons

6 coas

CHICKEN, TURKEY, SALISBURY. van wOREAM PIES

1150Z, | PKG, 2 oz.’ PKG.

_FROTEN FRIES cole
‘Ib. $1,191 ee

FAMILY BREAD.
Se mene DNS: us

‘OVEN FRESH. 24 OZ.
“CORN

CAUFORNIA

ORANGES

eyo oes

| Pumperickle BREAD
men Dv. 8

~ PINK SALMON

QUEEN CHARLOTTE»
18 OZ. is: “ 89c 4

"SHORTENING

_ DEODORANT

or oz. $1.49 |

SOFT DRINKS, Coca Cola, Sprite, Fanto Orange. g
10 ox., .. 6 tins. $1.00 24 tins 2. $3.

Coca Colo, S
26 oz. ., SB $199

mer burning can be dangerous... and costly.
_Too many forest fires are caused by “es-
caped”™ brush fires. .. it's a serious problem.

REGIONAL ECUMENI
ROBSON;
Worship °9:45 a.m, alternate” Anglican &
fi United’ Church ;

A complete shipment of hand-made Saddles and Tack of all kinds Including ST. DAVID'S: 5
approx 100 saddles, all with: 5 year replacement guarantees. ‘Also’ lifetime ‘ 8 am. — Holy thee
guaranteed Tramme! Bits, Kool-Kare Pads and Sunbeam Seren plus sverythlog 9:40 — Sunday School
imaginable in the Tack-ine: oy 10 am. — Shared Worship ‘Service

A plene follows the 10 vigahof th
"Each item’ offered will bo. ‘eld ‘at’ Auction to: the Nahe bidder with m0. Blenie follows ‘the: 10, a.m. Service

a2 Bovios $429 Cose
We have beet asked fo ‘liquidate per “order of American Saddle Company

from Houston, Texas. ">...

the Right Reverend Wilbur K

The Forest Service needs your help. Fire Howard:

permi. ill only be issued when weather and
‘othervital Safety tactors are considered-

* PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 5, 6,7 ATSUPER-VALU (CASTLEGAR ONLY)

Sewing
Machines,
'ypewriters, .
“TM's

Contact your local Forest Ranger now. He

may have to refuse you a permit because of
possible control problems or delay it pendin
additional safeguards or safer weather. —

EEE.

grounds of, the Church, with games,” srefesh-.
ments, etc. Bring your lunch, a

+ family.” Barbecues, Ice: cream. fand
provided, e

Mid-week activilies. — Call Church Office :

Ministers, Ted Bustow and Bob Griffi
Patish Cffice: 305-8337 ©. 1

B&W and Color TV's for
tent by week or. month

* ORIST SERVICE Union Peters:
BRITISH COLUMBIA-EOR 5 = 21934 Cedar Ave, Trail

a : Telephone 360-6331