Wednesday, October 9, 1991

Street TALK

NORMA COLLIER of Castlegar is one
of this year’s winners of the
Distinguished Service to Families
Award given by the B.C. Council for the
Family. Collier, who was the subject of
Jamie Baxter's column in the Vancouver
Sun on Oct. 1, has a long history of
volunteer service in the Castlegar area,
including the K Columbia Chil
Care Society. She is also president of the
B.C. Association for Community Living.

HEATHER SHEPPARD of Castlegar is
back home with her award for winning the
provincewide Local Government
Awareness Week Essay Contest.

Heather flew to Victoria where she
received a plaque from Municipal Affairs
Minister Graham Bruce at the Union of
B.C. Municipalities annual i

After returning home, Heather
presented the plaque to the City of
Castl at aC council i
where she was complimented for being a
great ambassador for the city.

MINISTRY OF
DEVELOPMENT, TRADE AND
TOURISM, in cooperation with the
Castlegar and area Business Advisory
rs) published a ‘ of
business services for the area. Copies of

Heather Sheppard of Castlegar, winner of a

provincial essay contest, accepts her awards
from Municipal Affairs Minister Bruce.

October 10-14

601-18TH STREET,
CASTLEGAR
(365-3368

THANKSGIVING SALE

Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun.
& Thanksgiving Monday

GOING PLACES?
Do you travel often?
Ask about our Annual
Protection Plan! It can

save you time & money.
CASTLEGAR SAVINGS INSURANCE AGENCIES

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2816 Columbia Ave.
Ph. 365-5304

3026 HIGHWAY 6

SLOCAN PARK
226-7216

the M which is d di
individuals idering starting or

ing a business, are available from the min-
istry’s Nelson office, a news release says.

d

We can't take
another five years

like the last

Ive.

It’s time for a change.

Waste. Corruption. Abuse of power.
After five years of the worst
government in Canada, Social Credit
politicians still won't admit the problem.
They sat silently as government
reeled from scandal to scandal. They
closed their eyes as party friends filled
their pockets... and imposed their
religious views on government policy.
And now they've chosen Bill
Vander Zalm's biggest backer as his
sor: Rita Johnston... who
defended Bill Vander Zalm to the bitter
end.

"After five years of dodging,
weaving, cheating, lying and general
partying, suddenly the Socreds have
discovered the need for public
scrutiny."

-- BRIAN KIERAN, The Province

"The only remedy for this attitude
is to be sure and not vote for them in
the next election."

-- ALEX FRASER, former Social Credit

cabinet minister and Cariboo MLA

Social Credit doesn’t deserve a
vote of confidence. They haven't
earned it.

It's time for a change.

ELECT

Ed
CONROY

ROSSLAND-TRAIL

Adoption
Hours
Trail Regional

365-5104 - 365-5464
Industrial Park, 4190 Minto Rd.
Looking for a pet? Check the
Pets & Livestock section of the
Castlegar News Action ads!

Is moving to
Vernon!

its 1991 Annual Show and
Sale.

The event will take place at
Pilegr iat > e a

i for
auction at Selkirk College

Complex on Oct. 19 from 10
am. to3 p.m.

In conjunction with the
event, the guild will also pro-
duce a fashion show of tops.

Weavers are designing and
constructing sweaters, jack-
ets, shirts, shawls and other
tops, all of which will be mod-
eled at 11 a.m. on Oct. 19.

Admission to the show and
sale is free.

Rossland
recycling
depot open

Martin Meyer
RECYCLE ADVISORY GROUP

Castlegar still does not
have its own recycle depot for
many of the basic recyclable
items.

Since so many Castlegar
area residents are eager to
participate in recycling
schemes, it is always of inter-
est to know of alternatives

Mid-Valley
Dog
Grooming

ALL BREEDS GROOMED
by certified groomer.
For appointment phone

MAE PEREPOLKIN
399-4726 Tarrys, B.C.

COUNTRY ROADS
GENERAL STORE

-Quality Bulk Pet
Feed & Seed

-Pet Supplies
“it we don't carry it,

Flea season is here. A

mont of millions

1/8" long scurrying Leong 4

Flea feces which look like black
commas and stain red

moist piece of paper towel

of just a few fleas could in several floor.
ths number hundreds i

also
of fleas. p

on the pet roll off onto the ground or

4) Fleas may live for a year or
more off a pet.

Treatment of the pet only is not

The environment must

also be treated. An extermination

fur. program must be on-going to kill

new generations of fleas as they
develop from eggs.

There are a variety of insecticide
- The most

Sometimes the owners may have
intensely itchy flea bites on the lower

‘Any method of treatment must be
based on a of the flea life

efficacious are those with er a
residual action to kill fleas for
‘sometime after treatment, or

a
those which in addition to an
i have a chemical which

1) @ single flea may produce 600
bee} Each egg may become an
adult in as litte as two weeks.

3) Flea eggs laid while a flea is

y of Castle¢

ve

— the development of eggs to
if the pet's scratching is

excessive, a flea allergy pate a

Goeanend te a fe to A

control itchiness. aed

mal Hospital

There is now a depot in
Rossland. It is located at 1910
Columbia Ave. and is open 24
hours a day.

There are chutes on the
sides of the building where
you can deposit various mate-
rials. At present, the following
are being accepted: green,
brown and clear glass bottles,
newspaper and corrugated
cardboard. The depot also ac-
cept plastic milk and yogurt
containers which are made of
Type 2 plastic. Look on the
bottom of the container for the
number which identifies the

plastic type.
Many Castlegar people
drive through Rossland on a

throughout July and August.
Tourists and local residents
were able to see demonstra-
tions of fibre preparation and
spinning and floor loom weav-
ing. ‘

A team of guild members
recently returned from a
sheep-to-shawl competition in
Salmon Arm with another:
first-place ribbon.

Members are still working
to complete lap robes for dona-
tion to the Castleview Care
Centre.

SURNAME

OTHER NAME

's Festival of Trees
on Nov. 29. .

The guild is -profit
pet enitigr he

Chicken Time would like to say . .

= ‘THANKS!

to all our new and old customers
for such a great year by having a

THANKSGIVING WEEKEND
BUCKET SALE!
of golden

cated to art and craft of fi-

The guild meets on the
ird Wednesday of every
month at the Doukhobor Mu-
seum at 9:30 a.m. Guests are
_ The guild will sp abe-

15
delicious chick

clous chicken $4 5597
perfection. Save $3.00 ....

We are open this Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sun. and THANKSGIVING
MONDAY to serve you. So forget about your turkey and come on
down to Chicken Time for some of the best chicken that you have
ever tasted. Don't forget to pick up some crisp french tries or our
tasty Jojo's. Throw in a couple of homemade salads, some buns
and you have a meal that is sure to please the whole family. You
be i at this vali

jue.
2816 Columbia Avenue 365-5304

ginning weaving course dur-
ing Castlegar Recreation
Commission’s winter session.

ROSSLAND-TRAIL ELECTORAL DISTRICT

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates at the
Provincial Election now pending

‘There's .
for everyone!

365-2212

The N&i

ADDRESS

OCCUPATION POLITICAL PARTY

OR INTEREST

SIEMENS

CONROY Ed

PRICE

D'ARCY

Walter A.

Angela M.E.

Christopher A.

48 Hazelwood Dr.

Box 3171

1520 Spokane St.

301-32nd St.

Trail, B.C. VIR 1E9

1734 Pass Creek Rd.
Castlegar, B.C.V1N 3H5

Rossland, B.C. VOG 1Y0

Castlegar, B.C. VIN 386

Notary Public Social Credit

Tugboat Worker NDP/New Democrat

Bed and Green Party of
Breakfast Operator British Columbia

MLA Independent

038-039

Trait

036-037

Genelle

Hall

DIVISION | POLLING PLACE
[Blueberry Creek | 035
Elementary School
200 Centre Avenue
Blueberry
Castlegar & District
Community Complex
2101-6th Ave., Castlegar
Cominco Gym
1051 Victoria St.

Fruitvale Elem.

School
Columbia Gardens Rd.
Fruitvale

Genelle Fire Hall
4th Street

Montrose Community

Montrose

Polling places will be open on October 17, 1991 at the following locations from 8 a.m.-8 p.m.

DIVISION

052-054,

070-072,
074-076

POLLING PLACE

Oasis Community Hall} 056

Oasis

Ootischenia

Open Road School
Ootischenia Trail
Pass Creek Elem.
School

Pass Creek

Robson Community
057 Hall

Rossland Secondary
School

Jubilee Streeet
Rossland

Salmo K P Hall
Main St. and
Sayward Ave.

OF POLLING ADDRESS OF |
DIVISION _|_ POLLING PLACE
Tarry's
Elementary School
Thrums

Trail Municipal
Airport

Warfield
Community Hall
900 Schofield Hwy.
Trail

Ymir Community
Hall

4th Street

Ymir

Crown Point Hotel

1399 Bay Ave, Trail 1810-8th Ave.,

ADVANCE POLL

For those registered voters unable to attend a poll on election day, advance poll(s) will be held at:
LeRoi Mall
Castlegar 2185 Col. Ave., Rossland 373 Railway St., Salmo

Fireside Motor Inn

Advance poll will be open 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday the
9th, 10th, 11th and 12th days of October, 1991.

Dated at Trail, October 4, 1991.

Salmo Hotel

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