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Two very attractive side-by-side
homes, one With fireplace. Vaulted
ceilings, !uxurlous carpeting, spllt-
level design. Priced reasonably In

Three bdrms., 1% baths. The cedar tion throughout. Cathedral entrance} the mid-forties °

land stucco exterior and unique with clothes closet. Zero clearance|

design are sure to please you. Cali fireplace. Sundeck and beautifull

for further details. $66,900.
112-6th Ave. North

view! $67,500.

Saturday, October 27th.
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

SEE YOU THERE!

108-6th Ave. North

Up and down duplex.. Live

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE!

RURAL BUILDING LOT
The. beautiful Interior decor and Now is the time to take
spacious living area are sure to this good buy. A super lot
make you happy for years to come. located in Tarrys. Approximately

The L-shaped living and dining area .62 acres. MLS. $17,500.
are richly carpeted. There are 2
ig bdrms., a large bath, and a utility

mg room on the main floor.

This home

is located 15 minutes from Castle-

gar. Priced right at onl
MLS

bys

ly $36,000.

el. 2 fir i
entry to each sulte. 2-car

on the

superbly finished main floor andi
of rent out the suite on the lower lev

private
carport

with large sundeck over. Beautiful
landscaping with frult trees, garden fm

and flowers. Very central location.

“" Good buy at $85,000. MLS

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
Newly decorated triplex fully furn-

ished and situated on a choice
Property fronting

commercial

highway. Very good potential. Call

for further details. $60,900.
RURAL ACREAGE

CLEAN AND

NEW LISTING :

NEW LISTING!
cozy.

An. Ideai starter home for that
foung couple looking for some-
Fifth Avenue South overlooking the Thinwraleon Pd cozy vat affordable. of

Castlegar.

WE’RE THE NEIGHBORHOOD
PROFESSIONALS FOR YOU.

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fessional first.

Whether we're showing off
your house to its best advantage, CENTURY 21° Should Sell Your
House For You? You

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WE’RE THE NEIGHBORHOOD P

ee connors Road Subdivision, see our Century 21 homes.for sale in this new
subdivision, heavily icaulated cnergy saving homes, with cedar shake roof, 2
z ensult

effectively closing the
sale or handling the
time consuming
Paper work, we take

When you're ready to sell
- your house, it makes sense to
call your Neighborhood Pro-

our brochi

ie full

professional care of more
people's real estate needs today
than anyone else.

Call, or drop by today for

OFESSIONALS:”

sequal

‘North Castleg: Warmly 8
Nerorated interior enhances im
this close to everything
home. Two fu 8,
bedrooms, basement with
garage, corner lot, mily
room upstalre, large sun-
deck, one block from post
office, 1234 sq. ft. main

ol,
Super size lot.

Raspberry. Nice modern 2
home. on six acres. 2 fire-

=| places large garage, gub-

dividable.

North Castlegar. Two sto-
rey nice condominium, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths redec-
orated, Includes stove and
fridge. River view $41,600.

jure, “21 Reasons Why.

owe it to yourself to see
how our professional-
ism can work for you.

Eleventh Avé. South Ca-
ve oO

med living room, en-
hances this lovely 3 bdrm.
family home, fireplace in
den, family room on. the
malin floor(4th bdrm.) 2%
baths, sauna, games room
and fully contoured mother-
In-taw sulte, wall treed lot.

your color scheme.

Choose now and select

home,

full with sauna

Castlegar South,

Avenue. 3
and shower, wall to wall carpating Ilvingroom

and dining room zoned R4.

Robson New Listing. Over
1,200 sq. ft., fireplace over-
looking ColumblaRiver, two

edrooms, sundeck, large

Raspberry Village. Brand new three bedroom home, on super size fot, fireplace,
dd 3 full $64,800.

lot
$43,500.

Ninth Avenue South. A glass walled Atrum Is the centre of
attraction In this large and lovely 4 bedroom home, Teak calunetry
Is a feature In the kitchen, 2% ,baths, fireplace, coordinated
appliances. 1,675 square feet on the malin fioor also In basement.

river. Huge, beautiful lot

home. Loaded with potential.

with small This one won't

$38,000.

last long at

bullding sites as well as an older

Wallace Reid

Norm Werre
Malcolm Scott

Walter Tymofievich

CONTEMPORARY
d MODERN
Valley view with privacy

location. Fully
landscaped, family pool
and dbl. carport. Ten rms.
with 4 or 5 bdrms., accent
fireplaces, 2 ful! bath-

comfort heating, deluxe
kitchen. with dw.

306 MAPLE STREET

Very cozy and com-
fortable, & only a few
steps from the centre of
town. A nice floor plan
with 2 bdrms., full bsmt.
and a garage. Living rm.
features an edge-grain fir
floor. Gas heating. Re-
duced to $36,000.

430 - PURCELLE ST.
Partially renovated 2-
bdrm. bungalow over
bsmt. with spare rms.
Nicely redecorated inside
and out, & featuring a
large yard fronting to
Columbia Ave. $46,000.

ROBSON WATERFRONT
Truly a delightful lo-
cation for casual living.
Boating, fishing, garden-
ing, or greenhousing. 2
bdrms., separate dining,
view porch, and full base-
ment. If you like a home
with a friendly character,
Try this one at $48,000.

_ _ “SERVING CASTLE

1: Castle Realty

365-3336

‘MAKE YOUR HOME A CASTLE”

rooms, sundeck, hot water LAND

| lle home,

HIPWELL REALTY.

PHONE 365-7514

J. F. Hipwell, F.R.1., RI. (B.C.) — Agent
Fred J. Nagel — Salesman .

CASTLEGAR

7
DEVELOPMENT PROP-
OSAL

Twenty-five acres
fronting Blueberry Creek
~ and Highway, south of
Trowelex Rentals. Legal
access, and older dwell-
Ing. Zoned rural. Fantas-
tic future potential if sub-
divided: Could have good
commercial uses. Exclu-
sive agency. $110,000.

Cor eC HENe GRASS-

Lower bench—3.6 acres
with water hookup, mob-
& addition.
393-ft. frontage to paved
road—500 ft. from the
Columbia River. MLS
$39,900.

BUILDING LOT AT OOTI-
SCHENIA

112x505-ft.- level and
cleared, Located 1 mile
south of airport. If you like
it rural, $18,500,

KINNAIRD BENCH LOT

Natural shave fram sev-
eral beautiful birch trees
on this 75-ft. wide lot.
Gently sloping, good top-
soil, developed neighbor-
hood, & only a block-and-
a-half from Kinnaird Ele-
mentary School. $19,800.

CREEK FRONTAGE AT
FRUITVALE

328-ft. frontage to
street and creek directly
behind the townsite busi-
ness district. Zoned resl-
dential, with a dilapidated
stucco dwelling In nead of
major repairs. MLS Only
$25,000.

ROBSON ACREAGE
Over 8% acres of hillside
above Robson Pool, 429 ft.
wide spring, timber and
benches. MLS. Only
$18,500.

GAR FOR 12 YEARS"

Ltd.

double garage. Call now. $33,500.
MLS

Nell A. Pereverzoff Res. 385-2337
Florence Saliken Res. 365-604

Carolee Fitz-Gerald Re:
Joe W. Kambick

is
365-5945
c Res, 365-2354
Bjorn A. Edblad Al(B.C.) Res. 365-3423
Greg W. Nichvalodoff, Mgr. Res. 365-2230

Connors Road.

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4 bedroom home, master ensuite with
room with flreplaceone and 2 half silding glass doors off master,

the
sundeck, su

River. This
inken family

famlly room and
area. .

EACH OFFIC E IS INDEP|

Mary Wade Anderson
‘Kathy Plotnikoff: Receptionist.
Stan Partridge, Agent 365-7450 &

365-7051
365-3703
365-2451
365-3250
365-3750

ENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED ff
THE NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFESSIONALS

OOP

AGENCIES Cro
sae

A Cooper MLS

A:

Crescent
7 1 Valiey ~
OPEN HOUSE!

Saturday & Sunday, October 27 & 28.

BEAUTIFUL
Crescent Valley Estates

Four

from Play
our signs.

Watch for

DROP IN FOR COFFEE AND ENTER OUR CROCK
POT DRAW. Hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and

12 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.

FISHING AT: YOUR
DOORSTEP! Older 2 bed-
room home with fireplace
situated on a gently rolling
waterfront 42 acre at Gen-
elle. Small repairs re-
quired. Assumable 101%2%
mortgage. Call now for
further detalls. $43,000.

JUMP INTO THE
SHOWER. When you wake
In your new master bed-
room, jump into the shower
In the ensuite. Have break-
fast In your bright, cheery
kitchen and enjoy the nat-
ural surroundings of your
total home. tf this sounds
interesting call us now for
an appointment to view.

a. ill
SOME of the features in
this deluxe home In North

NEW LISTINGS

If your economy minded,
this new house under con-
struction is the answer
you've been looking for.
Located In the Credit Union
subdivision this home Is a
bargain at $66,500. An
MLS listing with a New
Home Warranty Guar-
antee.

Another economy new
home for the prudent
Purchaser. This home Is to
be guaranteed under the
New Home Warrantypro-

Castlegar, include 2,200 sq.

“, 4 bathrooms, sauna, rec.
%; room, bullt. In vacummn
and humidifier. Bullt In
dishwasher, garburator and
computerized cook top and

. There

COOPER

AGENCIES LTD
. 365-3347

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

BEAUTIFUL NEW cusq
TOM BUILT HOME. Lo-
cated In exclusive High
Meadows, with over 1,300
sq. ft. of luxury living.
If a super constructed, well
planned home with spac-
fous rooms are appealing
to you, please do not delay
in reviewing this home.

GOT A GREEN THUMB?
YOU WILL LIKE THIS
YARD! Located on 7th Ave.
in South Castlegar, this
completely renovated 2
bedroom home features
over a half acre of land
complete with a large gar-
den area and 42 frult trees.
Is also a double
garage dnd a convenient
separate guest home’ for
additional company or sum-
mer use. If dollars count,
see this one in a hurry!

OLD FASHIONED
CHARM! Great starter: or
. retirement home on farge
lot in Robson. Attractively
renovated, ‘lots of new

peacock when you give your built In oven. this quality kitchen cupboards. Priced
friends and neighbors your home could be your dream at only $33,500 for quick
new address on 10th, Ave. home come true.!
South Castlegar.

HOME WITH

NEW

sale. Call today!

a

4 Renata,
’ frult trees, the Ideal spot

LOOKING FOR THE
BEST? Here is a distinct-
“ively designed one year
old, 2,700 sq. ft. 2 storey
home that would satisfy
even the most discrimin-
ating buyer. Some.deluxe
features are: 3 baths,
bedrooms, 2 flreptaces,
central air. conditioning,
central vacumming and
bullt in dishwasher. All this
on huge lot with a private
driveway, located at the
end of a qulet no-thru
street. Call now for app-
ointment to view.

TWO small homes are on
this large property on Col.
Ave. To be sold as a par-
cel, this is an excellent
Investment for future
development.
“$120,000.

SUPER NEAT! This North
Castlegar home Is in fant-
astic condition. Finished on
two floors. — fully land-
scaped and fenced lot. You
will be proud to call this
your home. Recent reno-
vations add quality to the
quaint styling. Well priced
at $52,500. A Cooper MLS

Listed at Older Contractor Just star-

SUPER VIEW! Three bed-
rooms, sunken living room,
12'x26' sundeck and same
size sunken patio below.
Two full fireplaces [brick),
roughed-in wet bar and
bath downstairs. Private
yard. This home will
satisfy the most careful
buyer. Quality everywhere.

gram. Another Cooper MLS $69,900.

Gordon Gemmi
365-7900

>
Glen Wilson
365-3407

Ja
365-8117

Young Jackie McNabb

365-6695

ACREAGE
RENATA ACREAGE. Lo-
vely waterfront property at
1.16 acres with

for your summer home.
Only $25,000. Call today for
detalls. :

2 lots for sale. One in
Brilliant and one in Qoti-|
schenia, Start your bullding
nowl

We have two economy pri-
ced building tots located In
Castlegar North.

2% acres ‘In Pass Creek.
Fantastic view!

Located close to SuperValu,
this excellent commercial
property lends Itself per-
fectly for a bultding site
with under ground parking.
Lot size Is 984x154. Another
Cooper Exclusive

YOUR DREAM HOME!

tIng construction of the
home you've always’
wanted in a_ delightful
residential area of Castle-
gar. An attractive blend of
cedar, rock and glass.cre-
ates a unique styling for!
this 1,324 sq. ft. West
Coast modern home, which
will be completed early in
the New Year. Call in to
Cooper Agencies today and
view the plans, you will be|
glad you did! $76,900.

Betty Taylor
365-2642

Halloween Party °
All children seven years
and under, as well as their
moms and dads, are invited
to a Halloween party, at the
community complex. The cel-

. bration will take place from

4:15 to 5:30 p.m. Treats,
games, cartoons, and bobbing
for apples will bo some of the
activities taking place. The
event, sponsored by Regional
Recreation Commission No. 1
is free of charge.
iki Clinic

For youth and adults,
two special events are com-
ing up. An alpine ski clinic
with Butch Boutrie is plan-
ned for Nov. 29. Once again,
Booty Griffiths will be offer-
ing a ski clinic for cross-
country skiers, A date has
not yet been set for that
event, but will be announced
in early November,

Baton Twirling

Sonie interest has been
shown for a children’s Baton
Twirling. program. If you
know a youngster who would
be interested in this activity,
please call‘ the recreation
office and leave your name. If

* sufficient interest is shown,
the program will be offered.
: Basketball

The recreation office is .
taking registration for the
Kootenay Amateur Basket-
ball League. Boys aged 11 -
18 years on Dec. 81, 1979 are
eligible to sign up for basket-
ball action this winter.

Certificatio:

2

Registrations are also
being taken at the Recreation
Office and the Selkirk ‘Col-
lege physical education de-
partment for two coaching”
certification programs. The-
ory Level 1 and II programs

are offered for coachos want-
ing to improve their coaching
skills, The Level 1 course will
take place Nov. 3 and 4 and
Level If Tuesday evenings,
Nov. 6 - Dec, 11.-

Registration fees are $10
and $16 respectively, and
pre-registration is necessary,
If interested, call the rec-
reation office or Selkirk Col-
lege for further information,

ikate-a-thon -

The Kiwanis Skate-a-
thon is scheduled for Oct. 27
from 8 - 3pm. at the new
arena in the community com-
plex. Proceeds from this
event will go towards a new
soccer field next tu the
Rotary tennis courts, Anyone
wanting to skate in, this
year's skate-a-thon can pick
up pledge forms from either
Castlegar Drugs or the Medi-
cal Centre.

Rebel Hockey

This Saturday night the
Cranbrook team is in Castle-
gar to take on the Castlegar
Rebels at the new arena,
Also. at the new arena, our
public skating schedule for
the weekend is Friday 10:30
a.m. - 12 noon; Saturday 2:45
- 4:46; Sunday 2:15 - 4 and'6-
9:15. “t 1
Winter Prograni

Planning is about. to
begin for our winter program
which will be commencing in
mid-January. Suggestions
are invited for new programs
or special events which poo-
ple would like to see offered.

Also, if you are an in-
structor capable of instruct-
ing a quality recreation pro-
gram for any age group, we
would like to hear from you
at the recreation office, 865-

| /SlocanRecreation/

‘The summer and fall

tration, ete. contact your

were
successful, with good support
and ‘participation from the
valley communities and or-
ganizations,
As of Nov. 1, all regional
Commi

e Equipment — Please
return your ball equipment
to the recreation office before
the end 6f the month. Any
team that fails to return its
i will be held res-

district mmis-
8 functions will
continue on a voluntary ba-
sis.

“You are encéuraged “to~~

ponsible.
In conclusion, the follow-

ized Castlegar Kiwanis Club will money.

CRecreation News _/.. United Way

Barometer

$18,600

©
Thanks to You

It's Wo rking

Soccer: Saints

To: compile book on
Canadian indusiry

When Kinnaird ' Wo-
men's Institute met on Oct.

Five or lx members will
visit Raspberry Lodge at

17, roll
call with Christmas presents
to be taken to Raspberry
Lodge in December.

The ladies were shown
an afghan that Mra. Helen
Kozyck had crotched and do-
nated to the institute ‘in
appreciation for articles lent
to her from its Loan Cup-
board.

A decision was made to
sell tickets on this article,
and it will be raffled at the
Spring Tea, with proceeds
going towards the ‘purchase
of new articles for the Loan
Cupboard. |

Cash donations were
made to Queen Alexandria
Solarium ‘in Victoria,
‘UNICEF, The Clay Castle
and the Handicapped Soci-
ety. .

Host Capilano Blues

The Selkirk Soccer team
played host last weekend to
the first place Capilano Blues
of Vancouver. Selkirk was
defeated 4-1 on Saturday as
well as Sunday. Though the
scores may appear one-sided
tho teams were well matched
and played exciting soccer.
Tom Thor-Larsen scored the
lone goal Saturday while Ed

Canzian headed the ball in for
a goal on Sunday.

The soccer Saints are
now nearing the end of the
league scheduled having had
one of the best seasons in a
number of years. The Saints
travel to Vancouver for a
double header this coming
weekend against the Van-
couver Community College
Falcons.

/Minor Hockey J

- All divisions in, Castle-
gar's minor hockey system

port this event.
Local clubs and organ-

are in full swing.

have now been organized and izations will receive one-half
of the net proceeds from the

Looking for a Christmas skate-a-thon, with «the re-
suggestion for your young maining half being donated

hockey player? Minor hockey

towards the new soccer field.

organizers will be, taking Pledge forms are available at
orders for jackets-on Wed- Castlegar Drugs and the
nesday from? to9p.m.atthe Medical Centre. g
new arena and on Saturday Minor Hockey Ladies’
from 10a.m.to12noon at the Auxiliary is ready for the
old arena, These jackets are event, and challenges all
Tyrol bomber-style in a win- eoaches and divisions to turn
ter weight. out for the skate-a-thon to

Once again, this year the see who can raise the most

be sponsoring a’ skate-a-thoh

contact the following . rep-
resentatives if you have any
questions or ideas you would,
like to present to the com
mission: Dan Wack — Cres-
cent Valley; Allen Ball —
South Slocan; Bonnie Essery
— Slocan Park; Bob Still —
Winlaw; Pete Relkoff —
Appledale; and Dave Barclay
— Slocan. :

Just a

Slocan Valley during 1979:
Castlegar News, Nelson Dai-
ly News, Mount Sentinel
Secondary School, W.E. Gra-
bam Secondary School, Win-
law Elementary School;
Brent Kennedy Elem-
entary School, Slocan Elem-
entary School, Winlaw Rec-
‘veation Commission, Tri Val-
Connntack

e Men’s Basketball —
The Slocan Valley Men's
Basketball League will com-
mence at the end of Nov-
ember. Pre-registration is
required, so contact the
recreation office before Nov.
1 or your area commission
representative before Nov.

6.

e Winter Games — The
B.C. Winter Games will be
held this winter in Kimberley
during Feb. 27, 28, 29 to
March 1, 2, 1980. Activities
will vary from basketball and
skiing to gymnastics and

. wheelchair sports.

For further information
regarding eligibility, regis-

ley i
Slocan Recreation Commis-
sion;

Crescent Valley Recre-
ation Commission, Jones’
Store, Eldorado, Corner Var-

jety Store and Maple Le:

Store. .

on from 8 a.m. to8 ‘meeting will be held this
p.m. at the new arena com- Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the
plex and all minor hockey new arena complex. Every-
members are urged to sup- one is invited to attend.

taking a large
cake and visiting with the
residents.

P. Phipps - announced
that tho West Kootenay Dis-
trict W.1. will compile a book
on Canadian industry and
agriculture in the West Koot-
enays, Each W.I. is asked to
contribute articles and pic-
tures with deadline for the
book being May, 1980.

Mrs. Phipps asked mem-
bers to do research on these
subjects and submit material
toa meeting early in 1980, so
Kinnaird W.I. can do its
share.

Belle Roberts reported
on the workshop held in
Fruitvale on Oct, 8, This was
an interesting get-together of
all West Kootenay W.Ls and
visitors from East Kootenay.
Basket-making and the mak-
ing of Christmas tree dec-
orations was demonstrated
at the workshop. At noon, all
enjoyed a potluck meal,
which was followed by an
afternoon of speakers,

June Bell of Fruitvale

CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 24, 1979, #7) AA 1

Halloween
trick’n treat to

MD research

The North Castlegar Volun-
teer Fire Department is
pleased to have the help of
some of the children from
Twin Rivers, Robson ‘and
Tarrys elementary schools in
their fight for muscular dy-
atrophy.

Once again on Halloween ©

some of the children from
these schools will be col-
lecting donations along with
their treats in the hope acure
for MD will be found.

ly

Job training
‘for youths in
forest industry

A $750,000 program, .

funded by the ministry of
labor, has been established to
train young people for jobs in
the B.C, forest industry.

: to th e F
will be a part of the district management team.

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (CASTLEGAR)

ASS'T. MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR

School District No. 9 (Gastlegar) invites written
Spplications for the above position. The successful

Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, the
Assistant will be responsible for:

1, Custodian supervision and the district's .

transportation; and,

2. Assist with new construction, repairs

and to school building
and grounds,

Candidates must be qualified to direct per-
sonnel, and have proven leadership and super-
visory abilities,

Familiarity with all building trades is essential.
A trade qualification or engineering degree is an
asset,

Previous experience with a School District is
preferred, :

The salary range is $20,500 to $21,700 per an-
num with duties to commence January 1, 1980,

Apply in writing, giving full details as to
training and qualifications, - experience and
réferences by NOON, Monday, November 12, 1979,
to: J. Dascher,

Secretary-Treasurer,
School District No. 9,
Box 3220,
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN 3H5

In making the
ment, Labor Minister Allan
Williams and Forests Min-
ister Tom Waterland said the
program was devised to ease

spoke on B.C. Pi i

Board News and projects;
Margaret Brown of the East
Kootenay gave a report on

:the federated conference in

Saskatoon; and Barbara My-
ers, health nurse from Ross-
land, gave some pointers on
health. --

Kinnaird W.I. accepted
with thanks an invitation to
attend a meeting with Slocan
W.L members in.their Senior
Citizens’ Hall on the evening
of Nov. 1. Slocan and Kin-
naird institutes plan to work
together till the next district
conference in May, at which
time they are requested to
report on the results of their
joint projects. ~

Member I. Shelfontiuk
handed in $25 for the Pennies

* for Friendship Project.

Belle Roberts was
named crafts convener for
Kinnaird W.I. Weekly craft
classes will start this Wed-
nesday evening at the home
of Belle Roberts in Castlegar.

Next meeting, which is
the annual meeting, is sched-

The annualgoneral’ wled for Nov. 14 ‘at Kinnair

Elementary Schoo}. Roll call
will again be Christmas gifts

the employ

provide young men and wo-
men with practical experi-
ence that would improve
their chances of obtaining
fulltime employment, and
increase the number of skill-
ed and semi-skilled workers
available to the private sec-
tor of the forest resource
industries,

+,  Waterland said that un-
der the program, up to 100
young men and women from
the ages of 15 to 24 will be
given on-the-job training for
a maximum five-month work
period. The work is being
provided through a forest
management plan inaugur-
ated recently by the ministry
of forests, and will pay a
salary of $1,158 a month.

Managers of the prov-
ince's six forest regions and
the directors of Victoria
headquarters branches have
received approvals on work
program proposals. Regular
public .service application
forms ‘are available to: ap-

plicants at atiy" office’ of the”

Public Service Commission
or from forest region head-

for of 'y
Lodge.

located locally in
Nelson. -

JR. “B' HOCKEY
CASTLEGAR REBELS

vs :
CRANBROOK COLTS

SATURDAY, OCT. 27

GAME TIME: 8:00 p.m.
Arena Complex

CASTLEGAR REBELS

vs
FERNIE SABRES

SUNDAY, OCT. 28

GAME TIME: 8:30 p.m.
Arena Complex -

ADMISSION: |
ve Adults. $2.00... -..
Students & Pensioners $1.50
Children $1.00

Register your team now,
for Men's Curling. Still a
few spots left. ;

Ifyou are not ona team,
state experience and

for the spare board,

Monday & Wednesd:

position when registering.

We are also taking names

Castlegar Men's

y—T
Tuesday 6:30 Draw — One Nighter

Thursday 8:30 Draw — One Nighter
TO REGISTER: Phone 365-7196

WO.

. Castlegar & District Golf Club
: : : @
_ General Meeting

Date: November 6, 1979

Time: 8:30 p.m.

Place: New Arena Complex

GAR NEWS.

. October 24, 1979

EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION

Moved by B. Keeler, Seconded by A. McKinnon that the following resolution be presen-
ted for approval at the Annual General Meeting of the Castlegar & District Golf Club.

Be it resolved that the Castlegar & District Golf Club authorize an issue of Series "D”

Jet not to dS y-Five Th d dollars ($75,000.00). This debenture

issue will be used as collateral far o long-term loan which will repay short-term bank
Jebted: This indebted arose as a result of capital additions. ;

Red Mountain Ski Area

GET YOUR 1980 SEASON'S PASS TO

“BIG RED” at 1979 prices

NOV. 14, 1979
AND BEFORE

$185.00
$325.00
$ 40.00
$ 90.00
$135.00

NOV. 15, 1979
AND AFTER

$205.00
$360.00
$ 45.00 ©
$100.00
$150.00

Single Senior...........
Family Senior (man & wife)
Family Junior... .. .

Single Junior... ....
Senior Citizen.........

JUNIOR: 18 YEARS AND UNDER BY OCTOBER 1, 1979
SENIOR CITIZEN: 65 YEARS AND OVER BY OCTOBER 1, 1979

“BIG RED’ PASSES are On Sale at: _

MOUNTAIN SPORTS HUT, CASTLEAIRD PLAZA
Friday, Oct. 26,4-9 p.m. & Saturday, Oct. 27, all day

PERSON BUYING THEIR SEASON'S PASSES ON
OR BEFORE NOV. 14, 1979, ARE ELIGIBLE
TO WIN A SKI SUIT FROM:

. Ju FAMILY CLOTHING
i AX "ze ano roorwean

Drive On Up — it'll Be Worth It!

RED MOUNTAIN SKI CLUB
1979-80 VOLUNTEER HILL GROOMING
Saturday, Oct. 29 Don Nutini 8-3413
Tony Vecchio 2-9589
Rino DeBiasio 4-1426
DonDelamont 2-5847

Sunday, Oct. 21

(604) 362-7384
Box 939
Rossland, B.C,

Cenado
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