CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 9, 1975

Castlegar Minor Hockey

Registration

Ice was inthe arena on’
Oct. 1 this'year, a “first” for
Castlegar Minor Hockey,

This year's president Lyle
Roberts and his execulve have
been busy organizing the year's
activities, Secretary-treasurer
is Mike Nazaroff,

Registration has taken
place and over 400 boys
algned up in the six divisions,
However, registrations are atill
being accepted in all divisions,

‘The division managers for
this year are: Mites—Jack
Chernoff, Pups—Moe Zibin,
Pee Wee—! Posnikoff, Ban-

Tofals 400

“tam—Elmor Pellerine, and Mid-
get and Juvenile—Doug Mac-
Kennon,

Hockey schoo) is under-
way, being organized by John
Bozek and Pat Metge, A
coaches’ clinic is planned with
Mike Lauriente in charge, Also,
a referees’ clinic has been
planned by Gary Hyson,

A Ladies Auxiliary was
organized a few years ago and
every mother of a hockey
player is an honorary member.
Anyone interested in helping
may contact any executive
member for information.

Famous Exhibition Basketball
Team to Perform af SHSS Gym

Super athletes who play”
for laughs!

‘Thisis one way to describe
the Harlem Clowns, world
famous exhibition basketball
team, which comes to the
Stanley Humphries Secondary

School gymnasium for a night |

of fun and frolic on the date ct
Oct, 22 at 8 p.m.

The famed world travellers
are being sponsored by SHSS
athletic council, as a fund-
saiseg project for the current.

| term,

Members of the Harlem
organization are picked for
showmanship as well as basket-

‘ball ability. Every year, two
weeks before the season be-
. gins, owner Al Pullins holds
training camp in a Richmond,
Calif, gymnasium. He brings in
candidates from all over the

“What “does it. take ‘to
become a member of this
fabulous team?

1, Usually he is a college
man, having been a star per-
former first in high school.

2.He must have good
character and the ability to get
along with others. This is most
necessary for men who travel
daily and live together at nights
in motels five months a year.

3, He must have basketball
ability, the potential to be a
showman anda flair for the
comic caper.

“At first a new player is
often shy and sometimes reluc-
tant to enter into the comedy

routinés—but he catches on:

quick.
Through the years, the

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‘team’ changes—players leave,
retire, find year-round employ-
ment'in other fields, so that
new men must be developed
and new "“showmen" dis-
covered. ‘

- Mini- -Tournament this Sunday

ths Neer Tam iin obliged to:

start out my column with a
very humble apology to the
boys who took part in last

» week's Men's Night competl-

tion. Due to a very unfortunate
occurence for which I accept
complete responsibilty, the
sheets got mixed up with the
Seniors’ last Thursday morning
and were inadvertently des-

T feel extra bad about this
since I have been taking the
men to task lately for not
leaving the sheets for me and
then I go and lose them when

| they are.I am truly sorry and

promise tosee that such a thing
does not occur again.

Sommerfield came up with a
new twist on a Low Net
competition for the older mem-
bers in the weekly competition
last week. They called it a Low
Net, Six Hole Elective and
what it amounted to was that
the scores of ‘each player's
three worat holes were sub-
tracted from,the gross scores

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPO

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Major Competitions ‘Included
In Figure Skating Club Plans

_. ‘The Castlegar Figure Skat-

ing Club is entering another
action-packed season with
skaters ranging in ability from
toddlers, who afe just learning
to stroke across the ico, to
senior high test skaters,

Miss Brenna Waddell, who
comes from Weyburn, Sask,,
has resumed her dutles with
the club this year as senior
professional. Miss Waddell has
achieved the highest standard
that skating has to offer, She
has passed the. Gold Figure,

Gold Free Skate a and Gold:

‘Dance tests.

She is joined this year by.

Mias Deanna Pielak who comes
from Brooks, Alta. Miss Pielak
has her Fifth Figure, Silver
Free Skate and Senior Silver
Dance tests. In addition to her

Local Figure

duties with the club, Deanna is
attending Selkirk College.

The club has been fortun-
ate to also acquire the part-time
services of Miss Maureen Wal-
lace, professional with the Trail
Skating Club.

The club will send skaters
to at least two major competi
tions this season. Test days
have already been scheduled
and a carnival is again planned
to wind up the skating year.

Many of the club's skaters
attended skating schools
throughout the province this
past summer and enjoyed the
opportunity to work , with
skaters from other areas.

For those who missed the
registration days, registrations
are being accepted at the arena
during the first week of akat-
ing.

Skating Pro

Spends 3-Weeks in Moscow

Brenna Waddell, profes-
sional with the Castlegar Fig-
ure Skating Club, returned
recently to take up her duties
with the club after a three-
week stay in Moscow.

Miss Waddell and 110
other coaches, physical educa-
tion’ teachers and recreational

. directors made the trip under

Order of Business:

Castlegar Men‘s Curling Club

GENERAL MEETING
cuntiter CLUB.

Tuesday, October 14, 1975
7 PM

FEES, SPARES

- 8 END-GAMES, CLUB RULES, BONSPIELS

H&R

the sponsorship of Loyola Uni-
versity, Montreal. Their objec-
tive was to compare the physi-
cal education and sports sys-
tems of the U.S.S.R. and
Canada.

While in Moscow, Miss
Waddell : visited sports clay
ands
She met with some of Rusel’s
top skaters and accépted an
invitation to skate at Moscow's
famed Crystal Ice Palace. Here
she was able to discuss skating
techniques with some of the
Russian professionals.

‘The Canadian's itinerary
also included visits to the
Moscow Ballet, The Moscow
Circus, the Kremlin and Lenin's
Tomb.

Miss Waddell speaks Nate
ly of’ the warm hospitality

extended to the Canadians.
. during thelr stay in Russia.

First White Witness
Father Louis Hennepin, a
Jesuit priest, was the first
white man to see Ningara Fs
in 1678,

and the net calculated from the

ult,
j. The Idea behind this man:
scuver was to try and give the
higher handicaps a better
chance ‘of coming out on top
and, to a certain extent it
worked, for I did not win a ball.

Those who did were
Harold Merrifield with 26; Otto
Walker Sr., Andy Honcher and
Joe Cushner, 27; Joe Kill
dim Kelly, Geor;
Bob Wadey, 29; Pete Soberlak,
80; Ernie Newman, 91,’ Cecil
Bradford and Tony Schiavon
‘with 82, tied for last ball and, in
the resulting chip off, Cecil
emerged the winner. They had
32. .

Today, weather. permit-
ting, Harold Merrifield and Bil ,
Sommerfield will be looking
after things. I understand that
they are going a permit each

* player to use only three elubs,

individual's choice, a0 ‘this

+ thot reault in some real wild
“and wooly golf shots being

made. Next week Jim Kelly will
pick himself a partner and como
up with something different, ifT
know Jim, for the boys to play
around with.

Last week J gave out with
a tentative ‘standing in the
overall season's competition.
Since then Ihave put the trusty
calculator to work and find that
I was not quite correct in my
figures, The revised, and true,
standings at the end of Septem-
ber are as followa: Otto Walker
Sr., $6 4; Joe Cushner, 36%;
Bill Oglow, 87'4; Ear) LeRoy,
87'h; George Wilson, 37%:
John Dalziel, Bert Lamb, Ernie.
Newman and Bill Robinson, 88;
Jim Kelly, 88%.

However, three of these

playera still have not played the
fall 10 games necessary to

You Save af Bonnetf's
“10D. OFF for CASH.

qualify since th
started. These are Otto Walk-
er, Bill Oglow and Jim Kelly,
Should the weatherman co-
operate they should have no

rouble doing so, but things ‘

BONNET Siero |

prove
last fow weeks.
‘This Sunday morning will
see the start of the ever
popular Mini-Tournament. This.
attain, over the years, has.
ed a reputation for fun and
golf that is the envy of
other clubs, A shotgun start at
20 o'clock will get things under
way and a good time is
pected. Everyone is welcome
and the entry fee includes
lunch, Competition is for both
men and ladies and you don't
have to be a member) to take
part. :

Bowling Results from Castlegar’ and District

Monday Night Mixed 7-0 p.m.
SLMS Nancy Donald 212,
LHT, Nancy Donald 663,
MHS ue Donald, 278.
MHT Len Donal

Team Points:: Sunshiners
1, Lucky 6's8, Expos 4; Misfires
0, Screwball 8, Mishaps 1.
Other 600's: Annette Bou-
chard, Dave Calder, John Mar-
shall, Mary Wood,’ Herb Neu-
mann, Ken Hood.
Monday Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Sept. 25)
LHS Elsie Byes $91. LHT

+ THS Left Overs 1209. THT
Head Pins 2972.

‘Team Points:

Left Overs 3,’ Interior
Wiezels 1, Team 3-9, Spares 1,
Head Pins 2, Team 6 - 2.

Other 600's: Dianne Rysee
624, George Nelson 624, Dot
644, Wolter Kanigan 673, Bob
Cowlin 608, Jim Rysen 604.
Monday Night Mixed 9.11 pn.

LHS Dot 271. LHT Irene.
Conroy ‘
MHS Ea Conroy 213. MAT
Dana Toews

THE Left “overs 987,

Spares 4, Head Pins 0, Team
Six 2,

Tuesday Ladies Colfce Break
(Sept. 23)

LHS Eleanor Holdsworth
288. LHT Eleanor Holdsworth

‘THs Take Five. 967. THT
Take Five 2676.
Team Points: Cheerios 1,

Muffets 1, Mugs 3, Pincurlers 1,

Take Five 3, Wheaties 3.

. Other 600's: Pearl Fillipoff
618, Dorothy Hardy, 607. e
Taesday Afternoon Ladies 1
pam. (Sept. 23)

LHS Mary Gemmill 260.
LHT Kay Kretchin 648.

THS Mykyte’s,76 - 970.
THT Castlegar Drug 2747.

Team Points: Castlegar
Drugs 11, Central Food Mart 5,
‘Quality Bldg. Products 3, Super.
Valu 6, Boundary, Electric 9,
Mykyte'a 76 -

Die e00s, ‘Bobbie: Keraiff
688, Vi McLuckie 637, Jean
Grews
‘Tuesday Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Judy Myers 285, LHT.
Judy Myers 664.

MHS Ed ‘Adshead 339,
MHT.Ed Adshead 740.

‘THS. Regulars 1114. THT.”

‘Team Points: Screwballs 4,
Ding Bats 1, Regulars 4,
Columbia & - 0, Alley Cats 0,
Misfits 8.

Other 600's: Ken Seott 762,

Olson 682, Kay:Adshead

657, Matt Rohn 625, Ron
Postnikotf 615, Alica Rutland
614, Marvin LeRoy 606.
‘Tuesday Night oy Night Mized $11 pan. |
‘ASept, 90)

LHS Erma Mykyte 214.
LET. Carol Vecch

MHS Bill Soukerott 271. ‘fl

MET Bill Soukeroff 742.

Webster 640, Art Dusseault
618.

Wedoesday Morning Drivers

LHS Kathy Horcoff 826,
LHT Bobble Keraiff 832.

THS Hornets 1051., THT.
Hornets 2946. °

Team Points: T-Birds 4,
Chevys 0, Hornets 4, Ramblers
0, Beatles 1, Model Tees 3,

‘Other 60's: Katy Horeott

654. Ruth Rourke

Wednesday Night ‘ates cut!

SS Dot Tipping 252, LHT
Annle Kéochin

‘THS Swallows 947, \THT
Swallows 2536,

Team Points: Parrots 1,
Canaries 1, Woodpeckers 1,
Budgles 3, Eagles 3, Swallows

trols Night Mixed (Oct.

LHS Helene Turner’ 812.
LHT Helene Turner 750,

MHS Ron Bartsoff $26.
MHT Ron Bartsoff 789.

THS Sweat’ Hogs 1092.
‘THT Sweat Hogs 2865. :

‘Team Points: French Con-
nection 4, The Spookers 0, Half
Fast Five 0,.Underdogs 0,
Unknowns 4; Sweat Hogs 4.

Other 600's:, Diane Sidoni

4,

Other 600's: Tony Cordeiro
'649, Bill Davis 641, Ed Adshead

60 Gary Jackson arte. Ivan
625,

Joba Dasher 612, Ken "Hood
pat Matt

Policy Nien Mixed (Sept. 19)

LHS Darlene Love 260.

mr LeRoy 681.

MHS. Garry Raynor 280.

HT Garry Rayner 720.
THS Road Runners 1089.

er 600's: Larry Qlson -
628, Sam -Poatnikoff 614, Ron

Melntyre 606.
Friday. Night Mixed (Sept. 26)

LHS Darlene Love 269,
LHT Darlene Love 713.

MHS John Paulson 284.
MHT. John Paulson 716,

iS Road’ Runners 1106.

THT Road Runners 3196.

Team Points: Road Run-
ners 4, Super -Stars 0,:Lamp
Lisheeras. voxgsl King Pins

ECKANKAR

FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE:

“SOUL TRAVEL”

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soul to leave fl Physical body, travel through the
higher spiritual Nit ids and eventually arrive at ils
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From sehen the key to secret worlds” by
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HARLEM CLOWNS

Presenting
Their Fabulous
Basketball
Circus

LHT Myrna Wesley 740.

Lions 963, THT Lions

ream Points: Minke 2,
Lions 8, Chipmunks 3, Beavers
2, Squirrels 1, Teddy Bears 1:
Other 600's: Jean Sylvest
684, Catrina Ward 694.
Thursday Afternoon Rowdy
Rollers (Se

pt.
LHS. Marg Bonnett 231.
Marg

nett

THS ‘criers 922.) THT
Moaners 2523.
S'> Team Points: Hooters 2,
‘Screamers 1, Groaners 2,
‘ers 0, Criers 3, Moaners 4.
Thuradey A Afternoon Rowdy
Rollers (Oct. 2)

LHS Marg Bonnett 288.
LHT Betty Pinter 717.

THS-Criers. 1053, THT.

Criers 2735.

Team Points: Hooters 1,
Screamers 3, Groaners 1,:Wall-
rs 9, Criers 3, Moaners 1.

Other 600's: Marg Bonnett
674, Bonnle White.
‘Thursday Night ees (Get. 2)
LHS Barbara Karzaniew-
250, LHT Lynn Valliers 619,
MHS Doug Eldridge 284.
MHT: Doug Eldridge
THS Gannon Bal 3121,
THT Odd Couples
‘Team Points: Avena 1
tand Bys:2, Head Pins 0,
Rovers (6) 2, Risers 8,
Odd Couples 4, Jackson (5) 2,
Robson Rollers 1, Odd Balls 3,
Cannon ‘Balls 2, Au Stars &

» Dynamiters 1.

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Interest’ Rate Changes

d on daily bola

oman who fought
jon of part of her Son
right-of-way

Hydro Settlement :
B.C. Hydro has’ negotlated
settlement with a Passmore

| property from the trananitasion
line project, threatening at one
point "to “shoot around”. tres-

Hockey Season Gets Underway

errs week saw the ~

eae of the Castlegar Arena
and has renlted In that facility
being'a beehive of activity.
Presently Minor Hockey are
holding’ its hockey schoo! for
registered minor’ hockey, play-
ra, This wat will see all
etivities getting underway.

{This en Fenult in tin the,

: facility operating almost’ non-

atop from 6 in the morning to 12
midnight. Certainly, the need
for the new sports complex can
eerie ates

th old fay.

‘are still many
inga in them mint ice 2 schedule; ”

Persons : wishing’ to ‘rent. this
sheet’ of ice) may do'so by

contacting the Recreation Of.

«flee.

Plana are presently being
formulated for a coachea' clinie

=) to be held in the middle of the
tes

mpresentative from each of the _
organized sports in the commu-~
“nity. Out ott this representation
will come the elected executive,
It'is only’ through . funds
which the ‘athletic! association
receives from the Castl

gins taking Foglatrations’ at, the

consider the many persons
which ar fected: by your
donations,
Another worthwhile p
ect whe a cong up nt
October. is th

eerie
se District ; Hospital rummage

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, October 9, 1975,

For further information on this
course or the ‘con-
tact the Recreation sien pae:
Of the 25 recreation
grams which are being offered
this fall, 18 ‘are ‘presently
running. Three courses bye.
yet'to start and
workshops are not until the “3
nly there

yorkshops and

silk scree!
the children's
classes. +
Presently we have six
persons registered for the batik
workshop and will need another :
aix before the class will be held.
Due to this course being a
weekend workshop and the
Anatructoe must journey from
a the area, we are not ° foor hockey and volleyball
+ Robson which are in doubt,
Since the atart ict the
program. we have
extra courses, ballet exercises
for high school girls, advanced
gym at Twin Rivers and
a teenage co-recreation pro-
gram at Blueberry.
With this being the first °
year for many of the instructors

the workshop is $21) and
Instruction: will be by W. A.
tate ‘of Vabi Studios,

silk: screening work-
sop into be held in November
lor, three sessions. Cost for this

are atill

Friday,
Od oh wT te ae eat
+ Saturday, Oct. 25, from 10 to 12
noon, a»
Our: fall courses for the
“Adult Education and Recrea-
itlon Prograins have pretty well

Femaining

tainor’ «all started. The only re:

‘very. rapld rate, ‘we are now

2 wiously purchased
tek Autor from'a netghbey

for.an undis-

been to save her. forest and
future’ pi muilding sites for

~ her children ‘She bad urged

i Hydro to go, Abcuah Crown,

purchased<
outright by Hydro fom Urs.
Windsor,

"tthe 10 acres will be cut off
“by the tranmmission line from’
the main Bved-on portion ofthe

pro-« be resold
by Hydrosiong wit nether 0

land adjacent her property and
had ‘said that if it: would not,
then ahe wanted to be compen-

beginning to concern ourselves
‘with many of the furnishings

, which “must be purchased for’

the ‘communtiy centre; and
nt to the

‘necessary.,Once completed we

cotraa ta lat are ihe ald

Nominees fo Regional Arts
Panel fo be Elected. Tonight

panel organ-.

“Regional arts
izer Jack Andsraon was a guest
, at the September Arts Council
“meting, explaining that the
function of the proposed region-
alarts Panel ‘was the placing of,
* Tocal cull ih

raising. campaign which will
involve all facets’ of ue Soci

alty. 2s!
‘With the

the hands of eal coeenaitios
“He arranged to hold a

pablle meeting (to elect
in it

last week of the decision ase
has’ been reached “by the
Castlegar District United: Ap-
peal and the Castlegar, and
District Athletic“ Association,
we as a recreation commission,
will havea large task Pele as us.

2

placed in a trust until suitable

property for her dren canbe
Mra. Windsor.

faallon of the athletis easocta:
tion, In’ the reorganization
process we hope to have one

cannot. include. ‘conditions ‘that

takeaway from either, party

hich the © administers
£ Tenant ‘Act, the legislation and.
000 is acy

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TOMORROW, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10

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“NOTICE OF ELECTION

Publle Notice hereby given to the Sao of the _tunlepllty of Castle.

gar that ( require the

Castlegar Hor

WEST. COAST SEAFOODS

0a Of.

ONE (1) MAYOR:
THREE (3), ALDERMEN ©
TWO (2) SCHOOL BOARD D TRUSTEES ©

ONE (1) REG!

mode of nomination of candidates’ shall be es follows: Candidates
shall be. Hlsetiaten In writing by two uly sialified electors of. the

The ‘nomination-peper.

between the' date of fl

Ination-paper may be
s state the’ name, resides

IONAL BOARD | DIRECTOR

‘shall be “delivered to

‘presen the said electors at the City
the 27th’ day. of October,:1975: at the’ hour. of 10:00. o’clock in. the forenoon, for

the purposes of electing Persons:to represent then an

his notice and:noon’ of the'day of nomination, The nom |
in ‘the: form ‘prescribed inthe Municipal (Act, ‘and !shall’
nce and occupation of the person nominated in f

sunlue! for several-

the tights of «tenn

reasons
‘and ‘cannot give: notice tora
< itenant_ on awl ee

the: rights: elven. them: under the
act.”
A landlord needa valid

to the ecramualty) a the
‘National Exhibition Centre to-
night at 7.30,

The first convert in'the
music series will bea tribute to
local, {alent Bob Bertuzzi and
Norma

Tp ned fe pervs belre

this ‘class: may; be ‘conducted.
Registration deadline. f for this
class Ja Oct. 31... >
Cancellation of the photo-
graphy class, which atarts the
week of Oct. 20 in very likely
‘unless registrations pick Wl

Nov. 10, ate ‘time and place to:
be announced late
“Dorothy .Miller-Tait re-
minded the council:that the
Blueberry Recreation Co
aion’s Craft Fair will be held on '
Noy, 80 from 10,90 a.m. to 6.30
p.m. in the Kinnaird’ Hall.:
~articipants are invited to book
tall a ‘now: by giving their
‘names and addresses to Linda
Carter at 865-8228. The booking

charge is

‘Twoltems of interest were
brought to the members’ atten-
tion, The muse program spon-
sored by Sel Belkitk College offre

Judy ‘Alldghamn of, Castlegar,
Doma Nutini of Trail and two

others will give a recital of.

flute, bod. and piano ‘music on

required ofthe rentalsmad is to
determine’the right of posses-
sion to‘ péomises: This, Mr.
Clark feels, in directly attrl-
butable to the low.

nancy, , currently being experienced

Equally malaue s cx cP

ety,‘and provides him a
security

of tenure, It likewise
protects the Handler

at de
led as that of a contract.

regartie
‘This contract can be altered
only, mutual ‘consent, but’

aye

tr. giving the ‘rentalsman nA
his officers aunal judicial So

and pow
“Obviously, t “the reason for

‘giving me these powers was to
unclog the: courts af’ landlord-
tenant cases, where they didn't
belong ia in the fret place,” Me.

parse ‘fflce “recolves “an
average of 20,000 public Inquir-.
ies per month. These come from ’
all over’ the. pravince: by local
‘and ‘collect telephone ‘calls,

“ail, and visits to the office at

525 Seymour St. in Vancouver.
‘These inquiries result in an

average of 1,000 dispute files

being opened eich month.
“Despite these statistics, 1

feel that most landlords and

tenants are reasonable people,”

‘Mr. Clark added.

“Once” advised of their
rights and obligations under

>the! ae the» majority, are
ir. dif

capable
ferences’ ‘without the te. ofa
third party.”

Five sper cent of; the
persons ‘who’ contact the ren-
talsman have more serious

across the country.

‘in’ pian
ind cla classical guitar. ‘The dead.
line for enrollment in these has
been extended to oct. 10,

e Canadian Federation
of Muste ‘Teachers’ each year
selects and sponsors a p:

_ ing young musician for a tour

of Edmonto: ven

piano recital:ia Trail:Junlor,
Secon toriam,
on Octe.9 at)8 p. *

Tickets, as "be obtatned :
from. any, registered: music’
4 teacher, and the fee’ is: adults
$2, students and senior citizens
:$1 and family tickets $5.

as. well as myself, we realize
there are many. difficult

Got Your Car Ready for Winter
“with thi 14 Point Tune-Up
"Here's what we'll do:
1 ati System &. Inspea “lr Cleaner

2. Lubricate 9. Examine positive

Heat Riser Valve Crank Case Ventilation
3. Supply & install New. Valve

Points ‘and Condenser 10, traps All pots .
4 Supply & install New. ® Hi

Spark Plugs eee 11. Test & Service Battery

+ for Resistor. Pl
5. Baariing Rotor! 12, Check: & Record 'Com-
Distributor Cap and Pression
_ High Tension Wires 13, Test & record
6. Adjust & Dwell ~ Point of Radiator
Angles’ & Timing coolant:
\ ‘ 14, Final Ignition
aed System Analysis.

All Parts and labour are includ in the pres
“and Its all‘covered by your Gulf Dealer's 90
day or: Fai? ‘miles era, which‘ ever.
comes fii

‘for grants-in-

In: ‘many :instances, a

dal artistic end

tenant who has a

‘with his landlord tan no longer:

rent/a new “apartment across
the street."Vacant premises are
difficult’ to’ find, and many
tenants who receive a notice of
termination dispute the notice
‘with this office," Mr. Clark said.’
‘Phe’ det also provides
righta/of privacy to a tenant,
and stipulates that'a landlord ©
must provide essential repairs
and services, ¢

“Where a landlord fails'to
Provide essential repairs or

re.

toorder ‘the tenant is pay Fa
directly: tet ie se This
th

ofone. month's: rent: as ‘a
security deposit, but only at the
time. the tenant first ‘rents the
: premises.
sWhen the tenancy ends,
the security deposit plus annual
interest at eight per cent must
be ‘returned to the tenant
3 Whe: landlord and a
tenant disagree on the disposi-
tion) of themoney:after the
tenant vacates, the money must:

. be. turned ‘over to the rentals-

man for eae within 16

‘The most frequent decision «days.

Officer’ at any time’:

mane.

IN THE HEART: OF DOWNTOWN’ VANCOUVER
THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

were considered and willbe
‘sent to Victoria for assessment.

(Crash Ends Boom
Canada's post-war hoom
“after the First Great: War.was'>

ended in the stock pee crash
of Oct, 23, 1929,’

Demand Deposits

: PHONE Mee TSIV 3 cone in and

oct. 1, 1975

“= Maltiples'of $100, 30 days at @per cont pet annum mele interest,

“THS Nighthawks, 1050
WHT Nighthawks i
Team Points: Nighthawks 4 of, S2les talsing! In’ Vere

4, Rowdy Rushing 4 /11's 4 paid” ‘ddim era:

1 Year Term Deposits

Multiptes. of $100, 8% Per cent per. annum simple Interest:

Note:

‘The interest-rate ‘on all 30 day demand certificates will be incressed,
Members

cent per annum learnt hol
reer ely. ig och certiicats de not,

We Care We Share |

ROSSLAND CREDIT UNION
FOR ALL YOUR FINANCIAL SERVICES

<4) Maureen Oliver. Prldeeand ase ; Driscoll
+ Assistant: Manager : ieee

a: sot Leona Officne
THE MAYFAIR. Hore, || ere i

ren 604-687-6751.

One year Term Deposit '

9% per onnum paid semi-annually,

BRAKE & WHEEL

496 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar

PHONE. 365-7818

‘ner! as to sufficently identify such! candidate. The caeuaas jatel be
Psubscribed to by the candidate: Se
person pts a nomination. for election to office as a Prov;
ee hate S Munieipal OF Offical he shall: make and file a written disclosure
+ with the person. witha ‘whom he is required to. file his nomination papers... -

the event of.a poll being necessary, such Il will be: open at. the Cty
ae the’ mia be Fire Hall on the: 15th: day’ of November, 1975, : bet
‘ween the hours of 8:00 a.m; a1 00 p. .m.j and @ mobile’ poll will be conducted -
at the Cestlegar end ' District aaa luring the hours of 1:00 p.m.'to 3:00 p.m.
‘on polling day;/and'an advance. Poll will: be open ‘at the City Office on the Sth,
6th and: 7th day of November, 1975, between tha hours of 1:00 p.m.:and 5:00 +
p.m., of which etery, person is hereby required 10 sees jpailes and govern, hme

self acordingh ye
Given under my. hand at Coneger hs 7th day of October 1978.

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accommodation °*. with
futly equipped kitchens,
‘cable TV, phone... free
parking: and view
balconiés. All, ;this -for.
$18.00 single ‘and $4.00
ivper additional
guest}. .with compli:
mentary. coffee andtea
service for’ your added
enjoyment. On your.
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tay downtown at the

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r 600's: Matt Rohn
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- more than a credit unton

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Retuming Officer