Robert Lightle

Steve Jankota Candidate for Alderman

MITCH WARFORU
Candidate: fe

rr
yack Town of Kinnaird

Candidate for Re-Election Town of

Alderman — Kinnaird
A man who promises te

an_ “active alderman
election in will serve the people.

nt
Steve pcinnase who atl

would “continue the town's] m¢ lution
irerices Si Bede by = =
of sewers efore a by- use
Jaw is introduced would en- sa requre.
sure “that we have a realistic
cost of the ‘pomplete system,
the cost to the taxpayers and
the amount ot assistance from
both the provincial and fed-
eral government
The candidate believes
council must “maintain a well
balanced budget rand keep.
our millrate a mi
mum.
He also believes _his| Wel.

cost: anna,
further

well, he wonders
about tine effect of sewers on)!
water useage in the town. He
notes that many people on
septic tanks are careful of] @
the amount of water they
now use but if they were on
sewers water useage outa ie
likely increase —

al t on Saturday.
Robert Lightle says he'll bel nos
Ing.

the electorate to
ug | Cobwebs of apathy away" and
i ony, “an apathetic govern-
ment

| electorate.”
work towards th

Without
Kinnaird to amalgamation
with Castlegar, he believes haat

ie sibly water costs would” as|meen

Jidat Ald

for
Town of Kinnaird

cil has lacked competition for
too long and as a result
” Jack Chemote ae asks | lost touch, particularly with
the the younger adults? and the
oe community.”
Warford, 39, is sup-

Mr. Chernoff ays he will umber divisions,

pulp and i
pare also
Conmnis-

1.

Regional
sion No. 1.

| municipal business is now

an advan-

s| tage of various financing for-

mulas aval

projects is a candidate for re-
election.

5 of completed six terms
and stores for the Celgar |

believes is

Guides Recoive
$50 from Sale
Of Cotton Rags

. Members of the Castlegar
Parent Grow
Guides and
# the home of Mrs. M. Gallo
recent
The members have been

we stock o full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES:

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

collecting rags since spring.

These were washed and sort
ed and then sold to ‘arms re-
quiring them, The sum of
$50 was realized and this
being used towards the fur-
nishings of the Scout Hall.
They are also collecting Na-
bob coupons to enable them
to get various articles needed
for the Scout Hall.

The - grou; Pe under_ the
able’ guidance of Mrs. Gallo,
catered to the Ranger con-
ference in November and $27
was realized. This will also
Bo to the Soout Hall | Tor fur-
nishit ings, el

_. Gerry Rust Z
Candidate for Re-Election
Alderman — Kinnaird

A man who believes that

business and that
rtant to
sussion on Guiders|

for capital

pl

nie and Guide Christmas par-
les.

Gerry Rust, who has

CURLING

Turkey Shoot
Saturday, December 7th
8 p.m. to 7???
Refreshments Available

Everyone Welcome

terms on Kin-

taxpayers will not be charg-
can|ed with additional coets
lover and above what has been
paid right along.”

‘The lon:

spodally gest serving mem-

as
clit
sewerage 1a les ber

The

“too much of Kinnaird coun-
i |cll’s business is conducted in
| committee, denying access by
taxpayer to council dis-
| cussion and resulting in poor
ns with the peo.

d ple they are elected to serve.”
le He feels the town “re-
quires leadership and plan-

areas of

Kinnaird’s Tiare
lieves it must be. assessed to

r of council, Mr.
Kinnaird

on |e its aly _supporis progressive
He has served s at var-
tna he-' com:

e point of

Elect Corl ‘Henne
Castlegar Alderman

On the Castlegar Courss by Duffer John

Chamber Suggestions
If Gov.-General Visits

The Castlegar and 'Dist-
rict Chamber of Commerce! may ‘he possible for

land-Trail, has announced it
has written Highways Min-|ernor-General be

Approximately 60 mem- the junior golf development

bers turned out to the Cast-
legar and District Golf Club]!
annual meeting held in the],
Legion Hall last Thursday
evening.
Committee reports gave
an insight as to the amount
of work put into the develop-
ment and operation of the
course over the past year.
Each executive member has
had a load to carry and the
members showed that they
appreciated these efforts.

er membership.
was felt that through a con-
oad effort by the member-
in promoting debenture

ones rs and Hew. members that
creabé fn fees would)
not be necessary.
ryan Quinian spoke on

over rhe past year and thank-
persons who assisted

in helping to build this group
ip to a well organized sec-
tion of the golf club. Bryan
Sertalnly dcaeryes commen-
lation for the part he play-
ed in this undertal king. ee
President Tom — Clark
made what could be. called
a farewell address as Tom
does not expect to be in this
vicinity come the next. an-
nual meeting. He had words
of praise for all the members
for their conduct a and support
over the Fest ye com-
mented it Success Is_the
good fortune that comes from
aspiration, desperation, in-
spiration and perspiration.
Aspiration was our ambi-
tion to build one of the finest],
18 hole golf courses in te)
Kootenays.
Desperation was one tran-|
tic effort to raise support and
funds for the project.
Inspiration was from the
willing help received from
members and friends and
perspiration came from the
actual building of the course.
Tom noted that the club

ister W. D. Black suggesting | West Koot
several aciivities aunrounding June. solenaya tals coming
any visit made area “Mr. Brothers has also
by Governo: General Roland) indicated that we might ex-
The followin’ letter went pect the calling of ‘clearing
out last Thursday contracts for the highway
Black over the aimee Me cut-off from Kinnaird — to,
cheney president Jack Hip-| Meadows this coming spring.
‘ (Editor's Note: Mr. Bro-
he Hon. D. L. Broth-/thers told the chamber on|

ers, our member for Ross-/Noy, 21 that he was pressing |
have clearing contracts;

: to
Icy Roads Gause = [od Fit ear)
Of Gar: Accident
id
blamed ed for an secident at the

junction’ of Highway 3 and
the Selkirk Coll
fee ay lege "road on

organs for) lowing
itinerary during the visit of
the Governor-General and the
official party.

“a.) Official commence-
ment of the Kinnaird to Sal-
mo road contracts. e.

tiene were ie and the rogram progre
Martin vehicle was unable to|ses into evening, wer would
stop. Total damages are esti-| underta! to bear the
mated at $150. "pense of a fireworks dlepiay.”

CALVARY

NABOB COFFEE

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 5, 1968

13

™ SOLO — TOP QUALITY

MARGARINE

SUBSTITUTE
FOR BUTTER

STANDING RiB ROAST

Cans Cholee, Canada Good
Mature Grain-Fed Beef =

Ib. 19°

Fresh
Ground —

6™.-"° $1.00 |
59°F

to those who follow.
Gr

membership in the Castlegar While feeling there is a ning for the short term as syptem which taxpayers can BAPTIST CHURCH eat hopes’ were ex

and District Golf Club tad
his work swith the Plant

swimming pool
Park indicate "his interest in

wecreation. He would encour-

“definite need for improve
recreation facilities this
area,” Mr. Lightle says 5 more
study on costs and effect of
such costs must be done be-

| CO)
| Salmo highway.

2, He would examine all] #1
the ramifications of ai conn,

llec-
tion system and Sonomical
Siemon system.

soot ay
has a strong interest in Sports
T land recreation and has had

ility for the a

fore I could take a definite

i
age Recreation Commission Stand” on fhe

No. 1 “to look into alterna-|
tives (to the proposed recre-}
ation complex}, that are with: |.
in our means.”

He wants an evalua-
complex issu tion 5 the existing water
‘The aldermanie candidate system and. believes fat the
ner ne ae ofits papal 7 ti eae ue Saeco

resident of Kinnaird Pres jon” at the present le ee ion makes it
since 1946, Mr. Jankola has| with a need for jobs, a hous-|/to expect water rate reduc- e auc ed there, at Nanaimo|,

es his a Kinnair:

ence in major construction
and industry would be ‘an as-
set to him on council.
in Winnipeg and

in th
eral playground

et” that

pool,
-d Park, the trio
iment: sof a 1ie a little league park
unity and gen-
facilities.
He says it is “with re-|and
that he took the pos

chairman for

five aoe So the West Koo-
tenay Union Board of Health
served years on

Ph. 365-5637

Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza
Family ily, Bible Bout Ae am,

‘orshi

1 a.m,
Evening Wors! ae -Service
: 7.00 p.m.

——
THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday:

unt

strengthened our
position. The frills can ‘be
added as time and money

pressed for this club in: fu-
ture years and long term
plans will be put on ike draw-
ing posta: but there they
must til’ we have
financial

memento’ of the

COFFEE, Blue Ribbon, 1 Jb. tin
SHORTENING, Domestic, 23 Ibs. .. 89c
DETERGENT, Liquid Thrift, 32-0z. 59c
TOOTHPASTE, Macleans, G. Size. $1.09

POT ROAST OF BEEF

Canada Choice,

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Fresh Killed.
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CLUB STEAKS

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TUFFY’S
NUTS&BOLTS.....

Twin

three
tis f the Provin-
ion he did on the ifs Health» AS

Pater Association of
recreation complex but feels) B.c., an.
“it will eventually come, but
{it must come wien. the area
is large enough
ly support it ot a 2 cast which
taxpayers can afford.’
Mr. Rust comments that
council “has to

BACON

Canada

been a member of the town’s ing glut and dwindling popu-/tions. ‘at UBC, the aldermanic
lation and so the complex 4; He would institute | 2!
volunteer ae department for proposaf must be viewed with | talks with ratepayers about ee: hag been a resident
ifhese facts in mi vision of “ex-|?
Th would, te

PRETZELS
FLINGSEte......
Nalley’s.

CHIP DIP

All Flavors, 744-02.

Castlegar has a great future but lef’s not be de-
featists. Let's get out | and werk. Council must provide
an

Ib. 69°

for 4 years: th
Castlegar and District ‘Gol
Castlegar Cur’

mind.
a candidate
work to increase the size of
’s business com-
ity and believes the, cova °
“attract ight indus-| 5, mami = .

7 establish in suitable gional and teat coe

“Me also believes there is|faciities. He would also ex-
a need for small children’s) amine the precise authority
ks and suggests they need)and procedures of the Com-
in "ne lead ret pe elaborate but couid) mission.

il,| contain sand Lead swings 8, He backs the regional
and monkey bal nthe and his wife it concept and would
Tighten igen, oetnnake “to obtain the max-
'\imum benefits to the taxpay-

_{ex” from it.

7. He believes in closer
communications rate-|is
payers and “will accept re-
sponsipllity: for for its imp! lemen-

3. 31

ters and two sons.
eir children are in

Progressive Ideas & Thinking
H EN N E, CARL L. x

Improvement Soci

many other organizations, the ty

candidate and his Helen

have three children: Albert

at UBC, Cathy in fade pyl
in grade

have two chi Brenda. i
dent hunter and
rat hee jeune are ed Hath Jooki Employed in the athe purely,
AP ing division of Comin Mr.
ee ean Rust and his wife ‘Loretta
iderreanie andi have two children, a son Ter-
ector of the B.C ry at the coast and Debra
sociation and Ann in grade 7.

member of the (
District
member f Toastmasters and

isa Berar of the Castlegar
Transportation

| Large assortment of
Boxed chocolates at

specifically at recreation.”
the being
faced by the-town in social
welfare costs “and the need
for sewers and capital im-
provements, I felt we could
not go for a recreation com-
plex at time.’
It was through Kinnaird
council’s efforts this year
that special relief was grant-
ed 40 B.C. municipalities for

Potato
Chips

Nalleys Triple Pack

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LUTHERAN CHURCH P! slection of officers ie: Fery Credit Terms, Available
CES :
way a 290 Johnny’‘s Grocery
i rs :
& Gas Sales Ltd.
On Robson Side of the Ferry

Business and Professional Directory

ne “in
he | this Perea, the engidate is
smployed in the Celgar pulp

Fresh Bread

Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
v. Harold C. Clark

CAKE MIX

GREEP’S. ELECTRIC
z Robin Hood _

ty.
Mr. Chernoff was born

m as a steam engineer. | ta

in Nelson and received his

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY

Id like to see
3 He this aren grad-

increased social welfare costs

MARVIN. L. LeROY
BS., 0.D.
Box 130 — Castle;

ar, B.C.

CHURCH OF GOD

Open 7 a.m. —9 p.m. Monday through Saturady.

B Dutch Oven. Poly Wrap

‘tree planting, erection of pu-
oulevard | ua

blie Jenches and Recovering © - Romo ae
to hi

was aud Mr. Rust notes that the
crake of present council is again lead-
the recreation advisory com-,1ng the battle in this regard.
sanitat le is a mittee to the Town of Cast-| He said council is at-

Mr.
divi ; |ieeer. and plays fastball in tempting to influence the s9-
Bireet, nghting ae nae acthe'c alegee jad oe ero! the industrial league. : welfare department “50

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BICKS
POLSKI OGORKIE plain dills 48-02. 69¢
YUM YUM SWEET CUCS. 4%oz 79¢

Salad Dressing

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Ph. 365-5636

Stems and ‘Pieces _______

Sunday School 9.15 a.m.

Morning Worship 10 a.m.
7 p.m. Fri, Youth Fellowship
7.30 pin. Wed. Bible Study
and Prayer — Held in Homes

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
‘Two blocks East of the
-.Castleaird Shopping Plaza
r fe za Sanday School Hour
a.m Morning Ws

OFFICE SUPPLIES
Call at the

coming e
feeling that they have gud.
support behind them. It’s

PARSLOW'S
Enterprises Ltd.
Gunsmiths

ES} one Go: di

ig ods
Teh. 368-5025
1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.

Why Warford
For Alderman?

CASTLEGAR NEWS
Ph. 365-7266

PHOTOCOPYING
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Certificates

eer of Books
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Reasonable Rates

Peanuts
Fresh Roasted .

a

Mixed Nuts 59'

Brazils, Pecans,
lb. 5

KOOTENAY WELDING
& CASTING REPAIRS
General Welding
F cylin “Heads, Bite

‘or ylinder Heads, .
RUBBER STAMPS 121 Columbia Ave. 730 pin, Branee

See, Phone, Write Ph. 365-5531 Welt, 7.00 Prayer Bible St bie Study
Clean Cut Rubber p chao

Sieme Shop A CASTLEGAR Helmut Teens

Robson, B.C. FUNERAL HOME

Pe 365-7605 Dedicated to Kini
_ Thoughtf

Nora Postnikotf
Funeral Service
~ Held on Tuesday

services were
held Eh eer from the Gost:

Noa Postnikoff, 7: foe ure died
who di

Monday. ate ed

Mrs.

Mazola

Cooking or Salad Oil, 32-07. bil.
REPAIRS

To All Major earn
yee

APPLIA!
SN ATION
SERVICE
365-6939

$ Filberts, Walnuts .

Celery

Crisp and Tender

Honey

Cc d. No. 1
Chocolate
Chips.

Dog Focd

Tops.

Box

ful service”
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and
Bronze ques,

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

7th Ave. Kinnaird
Rev. J. H. Wiseman

Friendship Service and
Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

RUBBER STAMPS
Quick Service
All Sizes, Styles
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 365-7266

PARDMAN FURNITURE

Maytag Sales
and Service

GUARANTEED REPAIRS

2s 22 BFF
= 1

Lettuce
Cello wrapped. Crisp firm heads

a 4 39°
rotor on’) 0 Ibs. $1 89

Benanas
Golden Ripe

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
REMINDS YOU TO
MAKE SURE
THAT YOU HAVE APPLIED FOR YOUR
HOMEOWNER'S GRANT OF UP TO $130.00

Each year, Homeowners must apply to their respective ae toloainiee for this
Grant when paying their home taxes. You must apply for this Grant,not later
than the 3ist of December each year.

Industrial, Commercial
and Besjential
al wine

Blueberry Creek and at
time of herd death, in Robs,
She a member - of
the Union of of Spiritual Com-
munities os of Christ.
survived by her
iusband Ales oft Hoven one
on mn; four
daughters, ae John (Nora)
Sofonoft Thrums,
Nick (Florence) Postnilsofe
Robson, Mrs. John (Pearl
Kelesnikott on Thrums and

KOOTENAY BUILDERS
AND SUPPLIERS
36 Columbla ‘Ave.
Ph. 365-5155
“A Complete
Builders Service“

PENTECOSTAL.
TABERNACLE

791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds
Phone 365-5212

Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Moraing Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study and

7.80 p.m,
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30
pm,

Electric Ofdastloger) Ltd.

Electrie Heat S| ts
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~ Ph, 365-7241

MCORE
BUSINESS FORMS
Agent
CASTLEGAR NEWS

Here's Why ae

@ Someone who will question, intelligently and with

Kleenex 4 large boxes

Bs objectivity, how your taxes are spent.

Someone who will insist on pro

Someone ¥ ist OF E ag per planning to avoid

@: who will the i

is or even Ses

@ Such as the view of the present council to-
wards the Kinnaird-Salmo Highway. Anyone
who supports the view which suggests this
highway link would not benefit us is not sup-
paren Kinnaird’s best

Wex Paper

le Rvice
CutRite. Refills

McNABB EXCAVATING
SERVICES CO. LTD.

pee ay Tren hing

Septic ane ie flee
PHONE 365-5996

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Published: Every “Thursday At
ADS OF THE KOOTE!
Castlegar, B.C.
1. V. Campbell, Publisher Burt Campbell, Editor

panied oy the correct name and address of t)
writer, Pen names will be used on request, but
correct name must be submattted.

‘agrecrients It is pee by’ the advertiser a
questing space that the Iabllity of the paper
the event of failure to publish any advertiseme|
of any description or in the event that errc)
‘occur in’ the ‘publishing of an advertisement sh
be imtted’to’theamotnt paid by the advertls}
for, that-portion. of the advertising space occup!}
by the Incorrect item only, and that there #2,
be aod Hability in rand, event beyond the amot|
paid for such advertisement,

DESMOND T. zs
LITTLEWOOD ' D.O.S. that says

‘Gaaten Commercial
And Home Cleaning
Rugs & Carpets Cleaned
Free Estimates

Burial was in the Brilliant
Cemetery: with the Castlegar
eral Home in charge of

Tissue

Phone Zenith 6826
Cashmere. Bathroom

Ph. 3525 152

Distric

concept cn will work to sect the interests ‘t

Kinnaird taxpayers in this concept.

@ Someone who visualizes Kinnaird as a fine residen-
comme: area as an inte; and. prosperous

component of the future hub of goutheastern British

Columbia.

REGIONAL . ECUMENICAL PARISH

ye

“THE

ST. DAVID‘'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. Terry Allen — Ph. 365-7424

Services at 8.00 a.m..and 11.00 am.

UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON

Mail subscription ’rate to the Castlegar News
Is $4.00 per year. The price by delivery boy is 50
cents a month. Single coples are 10 cent

‘The Casticgar News.is autzorized as second-
class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa, for
payment of postage in cash, and is a member of
the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

It is a member of the Canadian Weekly News-
papers Association, the B.C. division of the Can-
adian Weekly Newspapers Association and the B.C.
A oored Newspapers Advertising Bureau.

should be to:
The ‘Pater, Castlegar News, Drawer 490, Castle-
gar, B.C. Letters for publication must be accom-

We Shouid Suid on
The Past — Not Live in It!

Vole for 1969 and the Future
WARFORD, MITCH

Department of Finance
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, British Columbia

GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Sunday School, Castlegar, 9.30 am.

UNITED. CHURCH KINNAIRD - GENELLE
Rev. Clinton Howard — Ph. 365-7814
Kinnaird 11.00 a.m. Genelle 9.30 a.m.
Sunday School, Kinnaird, 9.30 a.m.

Central Food Mart

We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities — Phone 365-5336 for Kootenay Laundry to Call
CENTRAL FOOD MART OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A.M, TO 6 P.M.

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