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tage. Married couple pre-
sored no children or Pets,
Ph, 965-7117,

MARLANE HOTET-TOOMS
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USED OLUX
cuum cleaner complete with
all re ard accessories —
Very condition $70
Phone aese0sb"

SNOW CLEARING
Residential

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and Hat uP Ph, 365-
ois or 365-6563 after rsp
m,

MOVING MUST SELL-ae"
Majestic ite ane Fane, pip-

8, fridge. Ph,
365.6940, age.

COOPER AGENCIES LID.

“Wo OFFICES TO SERVE YOU Hates
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NEW LISTINGS

RTUNITY — WITH

UVING

. Includes grocery

store, gas pumps and opportunity and equip-
ment for meat department. M.LS,

PROPOSED NEW HOMES - COMPLETED IN THREE
CASTLEGAR

MONTHS, IN

plan and watch it go up. Excellent

NORTH — pick your
ices —

great opportunity to take advantage of Govern-
ment $5,000.00 2nd Mortgage. Call us for more

information.

MOBILE HOME = Excellent home with portable
addition situated on rented lot in Robson. Fea-

tures three bedrooms,
top notch condition. Full

atio doors to sundeck, in

Price $19,000.00,

FULL PRICE $23,000.00 —

vantage Of,

jal natural setting.
bedrooms and r:

Price $30,000.00.

cesidential area, cl
Full price on this
more information.

900.00. M.

tiful
on the

jece of pi

on property.

can afford,

looking for!

THIS WAS LAST WEEKS ADI

must be sold in 30 days. Good starter home in
Robson, low taxes, great opportunity to take ad-

MOBILE HOME — in excellent condition, 3 bed-
rooms and full price is $9,700.00,

EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME ON 9TH AVENUE
SOUTH — Large lot, ord in easy to maine

make this home = “att interest.

NEW HOME UNDER CONSTRUCTION — All new
and available soon this house is situated on a
view lot and boasts fireplace, full basement, sun-
deck, carport, all for the full price of $42,000.00.
Financing can be simple, we'll be glad to help.

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom home, couple preferred
and no pets please. $200.00 per month.

CONTRACTORS SPECIAL — 5 adjoining lots in:
Central Castlegar. Builder's terms available. Full

FAMILY GETTING TOO BIG FOR YOUR PRESENT
HOME? — We "hy Odes 4 bedr:

2 es

6TH AVENUE SOUTH — Excellent quality con
struction and large lot are the standout features
of this home. Separate dining room, 4th

room in’ basement, 2 fireplaces ond .1%2 baths
add to the value. {n excellent condition and bea-
utifully maintained, we feel this home hes lots
to offer rans family with good taste. Price $57,

LOOKING FOR cecal — We have a beau-

ty in Ootischenta, 9.5 acres

Selkirk "llese Road overlooking the

Kootenay River TaAsbieg $56,000.00. Good well
MLS,

FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED, if you are in
the housing market and don't know what you
we'll be glad to help you decide
your price range and what grants and mortgages
you are eligible for. Call us, be happy to help,
New listings are arriving every day — tell us
what you want — we'll find just what you are

foreclosure, this home

oe A) appeal of three
Ed, full basement

m home in good
chool, for sale.
000.00, Call for

J. E. (JACK) YOUNG (NOMINEE) - RESIDENCE 365-8117,
DAVE COOPER RI. (B.C) - RESIDENCE 365-3559
MARILYN COOPER - RESIDENCE 365-3559

BETTYLOU SINCLAIR

OFFICE

+ RESIDENCE 365-8262

365-3347

e MISC. f for SALE

FIREWOOD FOR A

Birch, Ph, 365-5702, 33

1 PAIR MEN'S SKIS AND

bindings, excellent condi.

tlon $75.00, Ph, 365-5741 or

a at” Mike's Mobile
Homes,

SAND

GRAVEL
Excavation and earth mov-
ing. Ph, 365-5519 or 365-
6563 after 6 p.m. tin 3

Mayflower Service, Slocan
ark, 22

——————

pi cHKEN MANURE
ickup or tandem truck.
iat Ph, 365-5519 after 8

tin 3
ASHER, DRYER
REPAIRS

All models, Moffat, McCl-
ary, Beatty and Easy, Some
models Viking, Coronado,
Zenith (supply serial no.)
Cadmac Appliance Service
365-6141 evenings, tin 2
WORKING SAXONY SPIN-
ning wheel, Hand made.
Ph, 865-5918. 352
1974 MERC 440 MAX SN-
owmobile, 50 hours on ma-
e. Ph, 365-3146. .351

“RANGE REPAIRS
All makes. Need an element

© MISC. for SALE
TWO CHESTS OF DRAW-

seat. Ph. 985-3792,

3’ x 5’ OFFICE DESK, RE-
sonable. Ph. 365-6086.

hay. $50 per ton.
ville ‘soak 782-43;
SWES Ur PUK,

cur
. ang wrapped. olde ira fronts

ids of
ites galery. Ph. 4280001
ir 365-5703 or Ces

fn TICKLE BOX®

by Ted ae ]

“can't eat no more ‘sparagus
my swallower's tired.”

‘@ MISC. for SALE -

DRESSED BEEF ”
cascade Cattle Co, ia, Box
253, tina Ph.
ra roars or anaes

AND ORGAN
ay: and Electron.

1 CANOPY FOR % TON
short box fleetside. $200.
Phone after 6 365-5431. 32
BUMPER POOL TABLE.
3' x 5’, Ph, 3656691, 32
27 FT. _ 1974 PROWLER
Travel Trailer, Sleeps &
— Ideal year round home
for construction worker.
Can be seen at 587 - 3rd

Ave, N, Ph. 365-3481,
tin 49

21 MO. OLD WHITE FAC-
ea steer and Guernsey cow,
heavy milker. Ph, Feel

EARLY = ButvS! AVOID
the last-minute rush! Don't
wait until Wednesday mor-
hing-to phone in your clas-
sified ad. Chances are you'll
find the line busy and won't
get through. Phone Thurs-
days, Fridays, Mondays and
Tuesdays. Classified dead-
Iine fs 10 am. Wednesdays,
Ph. 365-7266. your Classi-
fied Action Tine, tin
JUICERS — ACME. AEG.
Nutri-Max and Chamnian —
Nutri-Health Products 276
Columbia Ave. Ph. 345-7750

tings.

tdeal_ family home,

CASTLEGAR NORTH
home, fireplace, garage,
ener. MLS $48,000.
CHRISTINA LAKE

BLUEBERRY

CRESCENT VALLEY
running through property.
frees, garden, 2 bay garai
ROBSON TOWNSITE

Bake Extra lot to sell

CONTRACTOR SAYS SELL
These 2 brand new

over payments. Also ell
2nd mortgage or grant. Tr

BUILDING LOTS MIS
Buy Now! Don't wal!

ces will be up. Two on

000 and $8,900. One Is

, CASTLE REALTY Lid.
PHONE 365-3336
Bjom A. Edblad 365-3423

NEW LISTING — CASTLEGAR SOUTH

Up and down bathrooms, Work shop, sundeck,
garden area, carport, corner lot. Call Neil,

Close to schools and recreation. 3 bedroom

Start thinking about summer. Resort home,
2 bedrooms up, } down. Good
cement landscaping. 50° beach frontage. You can
move in tomorrow. MLS $49,

2 and 3 bedroom mobile homes.

2 bedroom home on 2.82 acres with creek

3 bedroom full basement home with large

with 7 fruit trees and lots of shrubs and flowers.
Ideal location close to school and shopping. $42,-

bench. No need for mortgage approval, just take

Crescent and at $14,000,

2 bdrm. up, 1 down.

breezeway, water soft-

access, Rock and

Summer klichen, fruit
ge. MLS $34,900.

or keep. Fully fenced

homes on the Kinnalrd +

igible for government
ty your down payment.,

t unt spring when Pe
Sr North at
1.3 Be on Lynnwood

THINKING O|

Call us for a no obligation consultation

F SELLING?

“Make Your Home a Castle”

© MISC. for SALE ;
‘HARDWOOD LUMBER. —
pee Bir

ite Ash,
Rea Oak. Oak and Maple
tt & & 8 flooring. Write Ar)
ve a0.

WEEK
Poodles, Ph. 365-3226.
PRESSE BSL

® HOMES for SALE
S BDRM, CUSTOM BUILT

sundeck, large lo!

lenty of garden space. Ph.
Tosetos. 63
BLUEBERRY

living room, large attractive
dining area, 3 bedrooms, ut-
ity. ‘Stove, fide, drapes

and carpets included. Work

1 aye .
possession. Ph. §
appointment. $38,000 firm.
WOODAND PARK 3 EDRM.

iE listing. 365-03

TRAIL - GLENMERRY
Large modern 4 or 5 bed-
room house, _ fireplaces,

ig, etc. Ph. 3

double Brace, are gondltlen:

HIPWELL REALTY |

J. F HIPWELL — AGENT
A. S. Blum — Salesman

New jetog (Mis)
5 bdrm, 2 baths,
1” st0ry: home at 418 -
2nd A’ N. Shag care
peting, Wecent panelling,
deluxe family kitchen,
full bsmt. and garage.
Could bs revenue home
with separate upper su-
ite. Owners will help’

finance. $51,500.00

Beautiful Grounds
and an over sized lot at
768 - 4th Ave. N. (Cou-
Id be subdivided) 3 bd.
rm, family bungelow, go-

nelled
walls, full £ ent
00.

Country Farm at Tarrys
(M.LS.) approx. 12 ace
res with 7 acres In mea-
dow, 3 bdrms., full base-
ment, bungalow, 5 stall
barn, tractor and equip-
ment, full irrigation. Loc.
ation on Loff Road. $59,-

0,
Renovated Home at Rob-
son
in Hydro Subdiv. 2 bd-
tms., large liv. rm. with
fireplace, new carpeting,

family kit, Listed price
$32,500.00

PHONE
365-7514

55, 000,

© HOMES for SALE
OLDER STYLE 3 BDRM.

3347,

:@ PROPERTY

LOT FOR SALE IN FAIR-

® VEHICLES

1968 DATSUN STATION
Wagon, good condition —

Ph. 365-6788,

1975. CORVETTE, SHOW-

room condition, fu fully ¢ eau.
, 4,004 $9,800

. Telephene * opllcnal.

Ph, sSloean 355-2480 al

5 p.
end 4 DOOR DATSUN 5 IR DATSUN B-
210, » Ta
helin tadlal tires, 1.000
miles, A real gas rr.
32,500, Ph, 385-9503,

‘1971

METEOR, LOW MIL-
eage, Ph, 965-6900, 33
4972 FORD %& IN, 360,
A speed, 2d, ral, cone deck.

73a ‘foot OHo-S50T 9500 TRACTOR,
single axle, 490 gas. 1008,
Aluminum Can Car

‘Trail
33’ x ot tandem. Will sell
Separate, Ph. Nelson 352-
9720. 33

anes NEWPORT .CHRYSL-
2 door hardtop, black
diamond tuft interior, P.B.,
PS, P.W., rear and’ front
speakers mai other extras.
Immaculate. h, Cero

Te7i MERCURY CyOUONE,
40,000 miles, $2,500 itm:
Ph, 365-8537,
1970 DELUXE CONT
fully winterized, good con-
dition. Ph, 365-6316. 32
1969 FAIRLANE 500 FAST-
back. New tires and Paint
job. Ph. 365-6059.
1970 DUSTER 340, HERD:
org, us. mags, B & M trick
shift kit in trans. Ph, 365-
8255, 82
a ODGE CHARGER
SE, air conditioning, tae
deck, loaded, Ph.. 3 65-3 BS014

1974 Fi00 PIC]
miles, va auto., F

evenings 365-5833.
1953 FARGO PICKUP, NE-

tion, 36,000. Ph,

1972 GMC JIMMY, V-8 ST-

andard, redor a conaltion:

He a B. re ae fa
after

® WORK WANTED
BABYSIT, PRESCHO-

ee es
Castlegar Janitor

it 865-6203, tin 51
CARPENTER?

Wit werk by hour: or: cote
‘ 2 estimates, Ph.
aos 774, tin48

® STUDENT
PLACEMENT

ge. Just drop into the Cas-
tlegar News office to place
your _ad. tfa

@ PERSONAL

Overeaters. Anonymous a
program of recovery for
compulsive eaters. Meetings

WE CARE!

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Bed Wetting A PROBLEM?

your pharmacist

LOST

MALE CAT, ORANGE AND
Mite, long ‘hair, 1605-South
4th Ave, Ph. 365-7828.

® FOUND
ITEMS, ADVERTISED, IN

a free found ad”

SET OF CAR KEYS, CLAIM
at Bank of Montreal. ~
GIRLS PR. MEDIUM SIZED
navy wool gloves near Da-
ye's Chicken. Ph. 305-3168,
PAIR LADIES GLASSES,
Legion Parking Lot. Claim
at Castlegar News,

© BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

MONEY MAKING OPPOR-
TUNITY — addressing mail-
ing letters. Clipping news
items, Start immediately.
Details $1.00 and stamped
adareceed envelope. S. B.

RPRISES, Hox. 788

, Calgary,

TSC 'SL8, 2

5 bet)

ir. and. Mrs, Jack Ni-

of West Vancouver. ‘The
wedding to take place April
10 in West Vancouver.

© Cards of Thanks

id like to ex-

— Elsie Sharples and the
Sharples family

® GIVEAWAY

GOT AN ITEM YOU'D
like to give away free?

at

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to advertise. tind?
®@ NOTICES
INTERIOR P, iG —
Reasonable rates. Contact
pea on, tlorey, 365-2210 or
K. MARLING WILL

held clinie fot, Hparoination
fi pete sf -2

Ron’s Fetday No appoint-
ment necessary.

hd MOTORCYCLES

1971. TRIUMPH BONNE-
ville; 650 cc, stock, offerst
Ph, 365-3878 evenings, $51

ais is em, beainners au
itar. Ph, 365-6691.

ing distange of downtown.
Ph. 365-5066 or 365-2412,

aug y trains, any con-
dition, set or parts, Ph. 359-

NEED WOOD STOVE AND
Heater. Ph. 365-2333,

am. - 11.30

PLAN 24
Taterest calculated? on
daily lance

Castlegar r Seviigs
sine it Union

ANMRESS LARENS TAN.
dy for use on envelopes,
parcels, etc, 300 for $1.95
& tax. Castlegar News. tin
SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS.
Genelle. Ph. 692-2382. tin 2

@ PERSONAL

WE HAVE WIL FORE
WE HAVE WILL FORMS.
Only 75c each. Also Interim
Agreement’ Sales forms 2
for 75c. Castlegar News,
191 Columbia Ave. _ tin

cussion adap - Heath
. Tuesday:

Thurs: 8 p.m. Women's
(only) ene: Tiealth Cen-
tre, Saturday: 8 p.m. Public
Meetin; it. Davi

But memories of your lov-

ing. ways 50
clear.

— Your son and his family

— DENNIS :

© LEGALS ©
OFFER FOR BACKHOE

OFFERS: Plainly - marked
on the envelope "Offer.
on P.T. 157" will be
ceived

a the Department of
erage Yard, Castle:

1954 Drott Yumbo Hy-;
draulic Backhoe (Cha-
mpion carrier, Model
Y¥-66S, . Serial

392, Reference #92,

To view or for further
informati

f
ghways, Castlegar, B.C. ?
Telephone 365-5055. i

Licence ‘and reg! stra- |
tion are not included.

withdraws
hiso offen, the 10% ‘pay.
ment shall be lable to}
forfeiture. {

The highest or ‘any of |
fer will not necescarily
be d, the

pay the S.S,

T. L. Vardy, CHAIRMAN,
Purchasing ‘Commission, '
Parliament Bulldings,
Victoria, B.C,

AD, 157 1975/76
31D » 1976.

@ WORK WANTED

WILL DO HOUSEKEEPING
Monday to Friday, any area,
Phe 03242 before 9 or ak

WILL DO TYPING IN iY
home, Ph, 365-8592, $2

Freaith Centre. Ph. a0e008
Or 365-6615 or 365-3593,

SEEKING HELP FOR A
handicapped child or frie-
nd? Call Kootenay Society

for Gandleapped, asset
or 365- in 2

‘
Mr. an

Mrs. Ralph’ 1. Jacobs a

Caster, Jan. 11 a. daugh-

13-Year-Old
Poet Wins
Recognition
A’ Iyearcld C
gist has taken fret, sid
the Alberta Poetry Year Book

1975 with her poem “I Came
Upon a Deer.”

Joy Eaton, a Kinnaird
Sunlor Secondary Schoo! stu-
dent, placed her poem in the
16-year and under juvenile
section,

She also received honor-
ablé mention for another poem,
“The Big Elephant."

The Alberta Poetry Year
Book is published by the
Edmonton branch n Canadian
Authors Associatio

Joy's ma Lucy
Ellen Eaton, also of Castlegar,
took third prize inthe samo
yearbook for her poem “Place
of Decision” in the short poem
class. She also received honor
able mention for a poem called
bt Light.”

Recognition for her poetry
is not an unusual thing for Lucy
Eaton who has had books of her
work published. Her latest
acknowledgement was received
earlier this month when word
was received from Elizabeth St,
Jacques stating Mrs. Eaton's
Candita poem has been chosen
as the first prize winner.

Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Action

:. Ahouseful
- of bonuses!

“Except Sundays and Nebear
‘Dealer Licence: Number 1;
Phone 399.

new

Division

Jan, panties 7, Ollers
2, In goal were S, Kreutsky for
the Canadians and§, Sparkman
for the Ollers. Scoring for the
Canadians wore R, Salekin (4),
D. Picton (2) and A. Embree.
Assists went to A. Embree (2),
B, DeSousa and R. Salekin.
Both Ollers’ goals were scored

Council Ready
To be Framed
And then Hung

Present and past council
members are to be “framed and
hung” says Ald, Audrey Moore
when asked how the photo
display of past and present
council members now stood,

Ald, Moore told council
Tuesday night she would be
picking up the three picture
frames the following day. They
were now ready to grace the
walls of city hall,

by L Verigin, with assists from

K, Laren, D, Perehudoff (2), K.
C. Martini and L.

E, Strelieff
oa N, Hyson.

Maple Leafs 4, Blazers 2,
Goalle for the Blazers was J.
Verigin. Leafs’ ls were
scored by D, Perehudoff (2), K.
Rosa and P, Moroso, Two
assists went to D. Perehudoff,
as well. The Blazers’ goals were
scored by J. Leitch and J.
Kanlgan. An assist was made
by T. Gevatkoff.

Jan, ¢—Jets 1, Sabres 1, In
goal were R, Swetlikoff for the
Jets and N. Bermel for the
Sabres, The Jets’ goal was

by J. Mair on an assist
from 8, Voykin, Scoring for the
Sabres was D. Terhune, as-
sisted by D, Standidge and R,
Paulson.

Maple Leafs 6, Canadians
2. Goalies were B, Torgalson for
the Leafs and S. Kreutaky tor

, the Canadians. Goal-getters for

the Leafa were 8, Coulson, K.
~ Laren, D, Perehudoff and K,
~ Ross (2). Assists were made by

Lalonde. The Canadiana’ goals
were scored by L. Plotnikoff
and M, Corbett. An assist went
to D. Zibin.

Jan, 7—Oilers 1, Blazers 1,
In goal were R, Potter for the
Ollers and J. Verigin for the
Blazers, Scoring for the Oilers
was L, Verigin, assisted by K.
Kerbatoff and C. Sherstobitoff.
‘The Blazers’ goal was scored by
K, Semenoff assisted by Veri-
gin and Gevatkoff.

Jan. 10—Jets 9, Blazers 1,
In goal were S, Voykin for the
Jets and J. Verigin for the
Blazers. Scoring for the Jets
were R , Horkoff, T. Reid and
D. Robinson. Assists went to D.
Robinson (2) and T. Reid. The
Blazers’ goal was scored by K.
Semenoff, rine

Sabres 1, Canadians 1. In
goal were D. DeRosa for the
Sabres and R. Salekin for the
Canadians, Goals were scored
by D. Terhune for the Sabres

- and M, Corbett for the Cana-

Selkirk Faculty Association
Against Change on Coucil

Selkirk College Faculty —

Association has invited Educa-
tion Minister Pat McGeer to
make a personal visit to Selkirk
College at his earliest con-
venience.

Faculty association presi-
dent Michael Brown extended
the invitation following the

‘3 announcement that
major changes will occur in the
composition of college council
when the terms of government,
appointees expire Feb. 1.

Mr, MeGeer stated that he
had reviewed the composition
of each council and has con-
cluded that significant changes
are necessary and accordingly
he will be making a number of

Selkirk College Faculty
Association in turn has re-
quested that, in making ap-
pointments to Selkirk College,
the education minister give
maximum consideration to con-
tinuity of council membership.

“The question of continuity
is of particular concern to us
since three schoo! board ap-
pointees are not eligible ioe

ns, ;
Canucks 1, Oilers 1. In goal
wore Cheveldave for the Can-
ucks and R. Potter for the
Oilers. Scoring for the Canucks
was 8, Jones, assisted by S,
Samoyloff. The Oilers’ goal was
by 8. Kanigan on an

assist from N, Hyson.
Jan. 8Maple Leafs 5, Can-
ucks 1, In goal for the Leafs was
C. Martini. Goal-getters for the

Leafs were L, Lalonde, K. Ross,
D. Perehudoff (2) and P,
Moroso, Assists went ‘to K,
Laren (3) and L. Lalonde, The
lone Canucks’ goal was scored
by S. Romney, assisted by 8,
jones.
Pee Wee Division

Jan. 3—Rangers 4, Can-
ucks 2. In goal were L. Tomilin
for the Rangers and J. Shmoor-
koff for the Canucks, Scoring
for the Rangers were K,
Perepolkin (2), N. Walker and
M. Johnstone. Assists were
made by L, Makortoff, R.
McGauley and L. Fergie, The
Canucks’ goals were scored by
G, Walker and B, Grim. Assists

(continued on page 10)

Licences Due
On Area Dogs

Those persons owning
dogs in the outlining areas of
the City of Castlegar may buy
dog licences at the RCMP office
on Columbia Ave.

A spokesman for the de-
tachment saya these Icences
are now due,

Anyone in violation, who
purchases a dog licence alter
March 81, will be required to
pay an extra $2 over the
regular fee that runs from $3 to
$8 depending on the size and
status of the dog,

The extra $2 fee does not
apply to dogs just being pur-
chased, In which case the owner
has 80 days before the late
Ucence fee applies; also, a new
dog entering the province.

B.C. Teachers Nof Necessarily
Heid fo i0 Per Ceni Tiicrease

Teachers in British Colum-
bia won't necessarily be held to
10 per cent wage increases for
1976 by the federal Anti-
Inflation Board, Beryl Plump-
tre, board vice-chairman, said
Monday.

Education. Minister Pat
McGeer of B.C, last week asked
school boards to cut raises for
teachers to 10 per cent to be in

. Une with the federal controls

program,

The teachers throughout
the province have been granted
from 11 to 12.6 per cent

increases after most submitted
thelr contract nogotiations to
binding arbitration.

Mrs. Plumptre said at a
press conference that for the
moment at least the federal
board has no jurisdiction in the
matter.

The province of B.C. has
not yet formally agreed to
participate in the controls pro-
gram and take charge, she said.

If the board is asked to get
involved in B.C., each settle-
ment would have to be looked
at “on its own merits,” she said.

Penitentiary for Kootenays?
Local MP Gives Support If People Willing

minimum of 25 per cent pits
over,” sre Mi Mr. Brown.

Mr. Brown also states in a
letter to the education minister
‘that the faculty association has
been most impressed with the
calibre of council members to
date and ee has been the

s shortly.

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Castlegar, B.C.

bservation, gain-
ed through having two faculty
observers on council, that it
takes the best part of one year
for a new appointee to become
familiar with the operation of
the college and its consequent
problems.

“We believe that ‘quality,

and

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TURLIN MOTORS LTD.

389 E CENTRAL HWY 3

GRAND FORKS, .B.C.

Dealer

Reg. $6,819.60. ...
Reg. $5,978.40

Sedan. V-8, auto.,
Reg. $6,471.00 .

Reg. $6,835.00 ..
"76 GMC 4 TON

Reg. $7,480.35

Reg. $9,269.00 «.

Trades Ac

476 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM
4 dr. sedan, V-8, auto., P.S., P.B.,
vinyl roof, radio and & track dock.

"76 PONTIAC LEMANS

4 dr. sedan. V-8, auto., P.S., P.B:, 5
NOW 440

‘76 PONTIAC 2 CATALINA ‘

‘76 GMC 3 TON PICKUP
V-8, auto., P.S., P.B., Sierra Classic.
Complete “with sedans ext. trim,

Completa with GM Canopy. V-8, 4
speed, P.S., P.B. Top of the line Cab,

"76 JIMMY 4X 4
-' Comptste with alr cond., V-8 auto.,
P.S., P.B., woodgrain ‘ext. trim.

Many More New and Used Cars and Trucks
in Stock, Come on over and lets talk a deal.

SEE DUANE OR ROSS

Now $6, 080

"vow $8,250

*. JURLIN MOTORS. 1D.

389 E’Central Hwy 3
GRAND FORKS 8C
lee No 5038

should be the major criteria in
selecting members for this
important body and other col-
lege councils,” says Mr. Brown.

Selkirk College
Council Holds
Meeting Tonight
A request by the board of
trustees for School District No.
9 to Selkirk College asking that
the college take over the adult
education program of School
-District No. 9 is one of the
items to be dealt with when
college council meets tonight.
The meeting begins at 7
and is open to the general
public.

Ganning Lids

fede may
be built in "the Kootenaya if
focal communities approve the
project, Bob Brisco, Conserva-
tive MP for Kootenay-West
said Saturday,

Addressing directors at
the Regional District of Central
Kootenay's inaugural meeting
of the new year, Mr. Brisco said
8 penitentiary would provide
jobs and a good secondary
industry, but doubted that

“nearby communities would ac-

cept the proposal.

In an interview later, Mr.
Brisco said he was approached
by two regional district direc-
tors just before Suturday'’s
regular meeting; the pair asked
if be would support an RDCK
heres! to build a prison here.

Brisco said he would
ae such a proposal from
the district, if communities

affected agree to the project. *

But he expressed doubts
that any neat in the
riding would go al

He ‘said that the pretty of
local people to such a proposal
is usually, “fine, as long as it's
not in my community,”

He declined to identify the
two directors that approached
him with the idea, saying only
that one was from a rural area,
‘the other from an urban one,
and -both were not opposed to
having prisons built in thelr
districts.

Government Not in the Business

Consumer Services Minis-
ter Rafe Mair said Monday he is
concerned about the problem of
obtaining adequate home can-
ning supplies but stressed that
his department is not in the
canning lid business.

“We don’t make them, we
don’t buy them for resale and
we don't take orders for

distributors,” he said in a news
release.

Mr. Mair said he has
become aware that Phyllis

+ Young, consumer services min-

ister in the Previous New

The idea was mentioned
during his speech to directors
only “to provide food for
thought and input,” he said.-

Mr. Brisco, on a tour
through the riding while parlia-
ment is in winter recess,
feported on other issues to
regional directors,

He said he will determine if
federal assistance could be
made available for a regional
garbage disposal unit for resi-
dents in the lower Slocan
Valley.

Under such a proposal, a
solid waste reduction unit
would be built to process all
garbage from southern valley
residents, But there may not be
enough residents in the area to
justify the cost of a- waste
burner, said Mr. Brisco, ©

He said funds for the
projects may have to be ap-
proved by the Central Mort-
gage and Housing Corporation,
because there is no federal
program to make funds avail-
able for garbage disposal.

. The federal austerity pro-
gram casts doubts on the
funding of the project he says,
What Weight Watchers"

members are saying

about the new
Personal Action Plan'*
modules:

“FORME, IT WORKS!”

ween 7 p.m.
Legion Hall
Castlegar

WEIGHT WATCHERS@

“but you don't know where

‘they'll spend freely and cut ‘
back,”

He noted the federal gov-
ernment had recently cut back
on staff for Canada Manpower
and the Unemployment Insur-
ance Commission, while in-
creasing funds for hospital,
sewage and water system con-
struction.

Mr. Brisco also told di-
rectors that funds are available
for municipalities under a new
housing bill passed Dec, 19,
on which he served as a
committee member.”

Carpet
Headquarters
OGLOW BROS,
Phone 365-7202

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NORTHWEST

MOBILE HOMES
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an
Double Wides
a
The Company with
*“GO-AHEAD” ideas
Open 7 Days a Week
1032 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar
Phone 365-3551
MVD. No. 3996
“Your Mobile
Experts”

Party

advised those
quiring canning lids to make
their known to

WEATHER

CASTLEGAR
‘CUSTOM. UPHOLSTERY
Furniture Recovering
Carpet & Draperies* *

Phone 365-5636

Removes” excess moisture
from Trailers, _ Campers,
Boats, Basements etc.

Available at
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MIK'
MOBILE HOMES
LTD.

Castlegar
PHONE 365-5741

‘| features.

He department,

He said he has asked his
at to do everything possible

urge manufacturers and
Sistritotors to guarantee pro-
per supplies for the 1976
canning year.

He said it is the suppliers’
job to gauge market demand
and to provide adequate sup-
plies at a fair price.

Tinplate shortages appear
to have lessened, he said,
adding he ts hopeful supplies
will be available when the
canning lids are needed.

“I will want'to hear if this
is not the case, but my:depart-
ment will not and cannot go into
the mail order business as some
sort of clearinghouse for can-
ning lid orders as suggested by
my predecessor.”

PAPER CARRIER

Required in Raspberry Area

Carriers Earn 6c for Bach Paper Every Thursday

Phone Castlegar News at 365-7266
or drop in at t93 Columbia Ave.

INDUSTRIAL

Private. Sale
Bluaberry Creek, Modern

3 bdrm. home on 120°
x 120° lot, double gar-
age, exterior paint new,
wew — through:
out, Acorn fireplace, full
bsmt., Mediterranean de-
cor, w-w fo ceiling cup-
boards.

Price $4
Ph, 365. 5850
2-2

cessing,

Ald ticket.

ATTENDANT - STOREKEEPER

Kootenay Forest Products Ltd. requires a
combination Industrial First_Aid Attendant-Store-
keeper for our Nelson operation.

Duties will include first. aid, purchesing,
inventory gontrol and invoice pro-

Applicants must hold a valid Industrial First

Preference will be given to those applicants
who have had previous warehouse experience.

Please send detailed resume to:
ihe Industrial Relations Supervisor,
x 750,
Nason Bc, VIL SR7

FIRST AID

Dealer

in the

Largest.

Kootenays

You Can Expect a
GREAT DEAL
From Us

Kay Motors Ltd, your leading Chevrolet, Olds-
mobile, Cadillac Dealer Is having Its January
Clearanca of OK Used Cars and Trucks, We have
on hand a terrific selection of late Model and
older automobites for your inspection at the right _
price. Come in to kay | ‘Motors, browse around,
have a cup of coffee, and talk to one of our
friendly sales staff, we are certain that you
will find the car of your cholce, Deal up now and
take advantage of our once again January Used
Car Clearance,

‘75 MONTE CARLO

2 Door H.T,, 350 Cl, V-8 Engine, Auto.,
P.S., P.B., Radio, Rear Window Defroster,
Radial Tires, 12 thousand miles ...

‘75 CHEVELLE CLASSIC

4 Door Sedan, 350 Cl., V-8 Engine, Auto.
‘Trans., P.S., P.B., Vinyl Roof, Radio,
Radial Tires, .R.W. Defroster, 11 thous-
and Miles

‘75 CHEVY NOVA

$5195

$4995

4 Door Sedan, with V-8 Engine, Auto,

Trans., P.S., Radid, R.W. persstet,
WWM. Tires, 12 thousand miles ~

‘75 CHEVROLET IMPALA
4 Door H.T., P.S., P.B., V-8, Auto.
Trans., Factory Air Coriditioning, many
more options, Low, Low, Mileage

‘74 VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE
Auto, Trans., Radio, R.W. Defroster,
$3295

W.W. Tires. Take your choice of 3
$3395

Models from:

‘74 MATADOR

2 Docr Coupe, 6 Cylinder, Auto. Trans. ....

‘74 CHEVELLE CLASSIC

2 dcor Coupe, 350 Cl. V-8 Engine,
Auto Trans., P.S., P.B., Radio, R.W.
Defroster, Radial WW _Tires, Vinyl Roof,
16 thousand miles

‘74 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA
2 Door, V-8 Engine, Auto., P.S., P.B.,
Custom Radio, Vinyl] Roof, 6000 Miles .......

‘73 OLDSMOBILE ROYALE
2 Door H.T., V-8, P.S., P.B., Auto. Trans.,
Custom Radio, Vinyl Roof, 28,000 Miles ..

‘73 CORTINA ae
2 Door Sedan, 4 Speed, Radio

‘73 M.G, SPORTS
CONVERTIBLE, 4 Speed, Radio ..

‘73 CHEVROLET

4 Door Sedan, 454 Cl, V-8 Engine, Auto.

Ts P.S., P| dio,

wane Ideal hee Pec one ose $2995
‘73 CHEVY NOVA

2 Door Coupe, V-8 Auto.,’P.S., Radio,
Custom Model

‘71 CHEVROLET
4 Door Sedan, V-8 Auto., Radio .....

‘70 CHYSLER NEWPORT
4 Door Sedan, Fully equipped ....

‘70 MUSTANG

2 Door Sports Coupe, V-8 Auto., Radio .

‘69 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS
SUPREME, 4 Door. H.T., 360 V-8, Auto.
$1195

195

SBS

Trans., P.S., P.B., Radio. See this
Beautifully Equipped Unit ....

‘69 CHEVROLET IMPALA
4 Door Sedan, 396 Engine, P.S., P.B.,
Auto. Trans., Custom Radio, Vinyl Roof,
low Mileage

‘69 FORD LTD

4 Door Station Wagon, Custom Radio,
V-8, P.S., P.B., Auto. Trans., Woodgrain
Exterior, Top Condition

‘71 GMC SPRINT"
SPORTS TRUCK with Custom Canopy

$7095

- ‘72 FORD 3 TON CREW CAB

V-8 Engine, Custom Radio, 4 Speed
Trans., Split Rims. A good clean low
mileage unit — Priced at

$3195

SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Monday to Friday — Saturday till 5 P.M.

KAY MOTORS “LTD.

2880 HIGHWAY DRIVE, GLENMERRY
TRAIL, BC,
~-PHONE 368-3301

~ DEALER GICENCE No "01738":