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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 17, 1975

MORE. CLASSIFIEDS

@ NOTICES:

SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS,
Genelle rh 603-2382, tinls
nay TY. & Electronics in

devon Fiano tuning and

repairs and
Orpen cos ‘sen7e08 or ate

BOOT evertnwys ald

© Cards of Thanks

I wish to’ express
appreciation for the ind.
wi

Saree Pot Ses f S)
erland of ssvo0d, on
of Adeline guthorlan

SINGER |:

SALES & SERVICE

Mr, Mraz Herbert
Kirk fs fied to an:
nonce te the ene ement of
aka ret nor Me
son'ol .

Bill Kinakin, ‘Th

@ | Memoriums

ERAS iChtA RN LE IS KET
FITZPATRICK
In loving memory of
our: dear gon and broth
Kenny, who died April a,

1078,

“A Mei clatter of beautiful
sprinkled with a million
wins God had spared

sat a few more sere
When we and

. lonely
and thee Bee 8 wrong,
you

hee yee and, carry on.”
time we sree: your

“ee hate
‘ou seem to smile and

pont’ t ery, I'm only sleepin,
wat meet again some day.’
wvingly remembered ‘by
‘is mother, brothers Don,
Larry and’ Michael, and
sister_Chris.

Marten Rereltt aiff who ised
away April 16, 1964. Ev
remembered iby her ele
ren and

CARTER’S SEWING CENTRE
703'=7ih Ave. S. 365-9810 Castleger, B.C.

SPRING SPECIAL

9 DAYS ONLY — APRIL.17 =.18 - 19.

._ UPHOLSTERY. MATERIALS
BOAT TOP » MATERIALS
CARPETS

Free Carpe! installation

(Except Rubber Back)

Castlegar Custom Upholstery

142 Col. Ave. — Ph. 365-5636 — Castlegar

Metric Distance Signs
Appearing on Highways

On Tuesday, the depart.”

ment of highways began put
ting up 26 informational signs

giving distance In kilornetres.
‘The metric signs are being
placed at strategic locations

© LEGALS
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS
FOREST; AND WATER

JURCES
abet Sale Licence posen
PUBLIC AUCTII

will * held by the Distt
Forester at Nelson, B Gah at
6)

05645, to ‘authorize the
harvesting of not more than
780000 gable feet of timber
each year for a three (9)

year

iting permits to be
issued under authority of
this thorize

Ueence aul
cutting on within the Salmo ’
PSYU in accordance with

a development plans tobe to be

nderer.
‘To be eligible to submit
bids and Bayes those bids

16 province's high-
way system to ensure that they
are seen by as many drivers as
possible,

Most eye-catching is | >ro-
bably the sign on Highway 97
which reads, “100 Mile House
18 km”. The signs will elt the
usual white on a
ground with, the km. set re-

flective ive yellow. ite
A department spokerman

said that these signs are the
first atep in developing public
‘awareness of metric conversion
aa it will affect drivers. ©

‘Total conversion of road
signs to metric units is sched-
uled for September, 1977. Plans
Gall for the change to be Sade

Cement Pedestal Saves Car
From Watery Drop in Lock

A cement pedestal was all
that stopped. 1969 model car
from a watery 78 foot drop into
the lock at Keenleyside Dam.

Police report a vehicle,

driven by Walter Verigin of |

left hand curb then alimblng the

right curb striking « coment

pedest

, ‘Pho pedestal is believed
the only obatacle which pre-
vented the vehicle from travel-
ling into a fence to protect

pedestrians from falling into |

the lock.

No charges havo been laid.

Socred Convention Now
Held in Downtown Trall

The site of some of the
events of this weekend's Re-
gional Social Credit Party poll-
ey convention has) been
changed, it was announced

londay. = z

Burt Campbell, chairman

of the sald the

workshops and meetings at the

Tadanac Hall, but at the last

minute we were able to get the

‘Terra Nova," he said..“We felt

this downtown ‘location would

‘be much more convenient.”
He. sald registration for the

will take

Design for motile speed
Umit signa has not
ae but it is crete That the
will be similar to mileage
se in use at the present with
the addition of km/h to care
wat mi are aware a

han "unite belng ed.

Umits will be ration:
alized rather than converted
directly $0 mp.b. ig
Ing to 50 km/h and'50.mp.b.

shelng replaced by 80 km/h.

‘Weight restrictions and
bridge clearances will probably
be dual-dimensioned for’ some
time. “Shearing the top off your
truck would be ls j metric
units the hard way,”
rented the spokesman.

‘The highway department,
public awareness

into high ‘gear: in ets
Brepare the public tor Bey

Free Concerts
To Be Given
_ In the Schools

‘The “Love Chapter”, Brit

it.
ish Columbia's second A.I.M.

=e Wittnauer Polara!
Si Not just an advanced
100% Solid State Digital, but ‘a

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“CHANGE UF NAME ACT”

: ( nm
Notice of ont ene, for
Change

ven

To change
William itrowor Aa eet 10
William

Trevor
Dated this 0 day of March,

(William Trevor Arnett)
PROVINCE OF. BRITISH

“CHANGE OF NAME ACT"

ion
Notice feliks Application for

of. Nat
NOTICE ts hereby.
that an 3 eaten wi

Vial a Sutisles is for changes
prowl Bt Hi ie Coes of
Act, by

wea

ff),
625 Seventh: Avenue North,
Castlegar, B.C, VIN 1W1,
as WE:
To change my name from
Kalisnik - to. Samuel
Cicel Kalesniko and my.
wife’s name from Molly
mara Kalesnikoff — to
Molly 0,
Dated this 22nd day of
February 1976.
SAM KALISNIK.

focal schools during, the i day. a8
well as at Stanley

,; Secondary. panei on ander
itecostal

evening and at the Pen!

Sunday evenings.

group ot eight young
people, musicians and singers,
is under the direction of Keith
‘Webb, a former Castlegar boy,
whose father pastored the
Pentecostal church for & num-
ber of years.

entire convention will now be
held in downtown ir
lan-

“Originally, we had pl
ned to hold mont of the

place at
the Terra Nova and that some
‘of the policy workshops will be
held across the atreet at the
‘Union Hotel.

Robson Women's institute
To Hold Plant Sale in May

e Robson Women’s In
atitute fake its regular Booty:
meet ednesday of
wreck ak the pene ae a
Marshall.in Robson, with 14
mem! and a visitor, Mrs. V.
Wortmann of Vancouver, pre-
sent.

‘There was some discussion
on a plant sale to be held in
bn nd it was

suggested to,
WAL. Day.. The date of

‘ay 2 was set, if the ‘Robson
Recreation Hall is available.
Plana ands _commttors
were 1. Day,
which will peteta a white
elephant table, bake table, book
exchange, handicrafts and plant
‘There: will be: tea,
coffee and muffins aveilable
during the morning. The day’
activities will begin at 10 a.m.
until 2.p.m. The. af; and
pillow on which, tickets are

Monday Accident
Brings Extensive:

Damage to Cor &

Tabernacle on Saturday and 2

‘A-i972 Toyota has ‘sus:

tained an estimated $600 to

londay after it
alld on a corner and rolled. The
ineident occurred 15 miles west
on the Castlegar-Christina
Lake Highway.

Driver ls dentified as R. 8.
Simister of Castlegar.

South Slocan, Hospital
Aux. Plans Garage Sale

‘The South Sloean Hospital

Ausiliary meeting at Nan Hen-
drie's home saw 16 members
attending. A:new member,
Watelle Barton, was welcomed

hampers were distributed by

“Ivy Stone, the raffle convener.

iy-one dollars in talent
money was received, Daisy
and

to the ausiliary. Voy Mary Axworth

‘A short business meeting
was followed by exhibit of

both work:on‘hand and work’

completed.
Delegates elected to at-

tend the Regional Hospital
A \) Members. : Basie

uxiliary Conference in ‘Trail

on May 1 were Helen Mosher,
Hazel Street, Ivy Stone and
Olive Mutr.

Hospital Week is to be
colebrated again this year with
a garage sale May 10 at Sadie
Hammond's. Members of the
ways and means committee are
to meet at the Hammond home
April 21 to complete plans for
the sale.

C for the sale

BIRTHS.
BROMMELAND — To
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brom-

are tobe left on location, -

beginning May
Raffle tickets for food

were handed! in-as com:

let

"Ab excbange of qull

es wan made available ns

je quilt squares
were also on hand, provided by
Aleda Jacobson for. distribu-
tion.

‘The auxiliary’s next meet-
ing is set for-May 8 at Ivy
Stone's home. |

Refreshments were served
by hostess Nan Hendrie.

pebceadi athena

‘Talk About Inflation!
During’ the Klondike Sold
Rush of 1898, men paid $6
an onion and $6 for an aa
ith. bacon

grease
substitute for window glass,

“being sold, will be, drawn for

during the day.
Included in’ the corre-

spondence was a thank-you -

from the Camp Rory’
for the $100, onal thoy
received from th

Pe eerenea wis
conference, hosted by the Kin-
nals WL, wll be bld Ape 20

the Castlegar Legion Hall.
ties "Fowler waa olected to
attend as an official dc ite,
along with'four other Robson
members.
‘The WL compottion this

year in raglan sleeved girls’
for ages 10,

nay
April 80, The members attend- ;
ing the conference were re-:

minded: to take’s mystery
parcel pric it

inentatis eonecaes!

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

PUBLIC: NOTICE

Highway No, 3 at Genelle Bluffs, approxt>
mately 7 miles North of Trall will be ate fey
dosure during the following hours Mon
Fridey ee f

josures will, commence the week of April

2st, 1975. "subject to favourable weather. com

ot ‘an alternate route via Highway: 3B ‘thre
fh Rossland is available. :

JW. Nel
Regional tiny 7 einer
for Minister of Highways

READ THE. CLASSIFIED ADS.

. Invitation to Tender
City of Castlegar;

Castlegar South Sewers

Stage -1

i {
Sealed tenders marked “Tender for. City of
canner Cage South Sewer, Stage 1” will

tthe office of the Administéator

up to 4 p.m, local time, Tuesday, May 13, 1975.

The work Involves the construction | of 3
new Sanitary Sewrage System Involving some
41,000 feet of sewer ranging In’ size from 6" to
18" diameter.

“Contract. Documenjs will be available for
pick up by interested genera! contractors at it the
Vancouver end Li Categer offices of Associated

PETTITT PHOTOS

PETTITT PHOTOS

SOLOHd LLILL3d

SOLOHA L1ILLad

3 Lid., on or after. Monday,

April 21, Pore sae deposit of $25.00. per. set.

ay anders must be accompanied by the specifi-
Bid

Tig or any tender will not eoeseetty

1975.

Associated Engineering Services Ltd,
1661 West ath Avenue,

Vancouver, B.C.

V6S V1.

‘Associated Engineering Services Lid.
220 East 8th Avenue South,
age Bc

April.17, 1

vost Gardentime

+x Multiplier Onions
- x Spanish Onion
(Bunches) 50c

x Onion Sets

id Seed Potatoes sr Rose Bushes:

Climbers & Tea Rose
1.59 ea.
$2.50 pez sock. $ ne

* Alaska Fith 3 Alginure Seaweed
Oil ; Fertilizer

superb piece of jewelry!

meland of Kinnaird, April

Hospital Auxiliary
Finalizes Plans

For Rummage Sale

‘The Women's Auxiliary to
the Castlegar ,and District
Hospital will be finalizing its
plans for the annual spring

“rummage sale at its regular

monthly meeting on April 21,

The rummage sale is to
take place in the Kinnaird Hall
on April 25 and 26,

Anyone having useable ar-
ticles they wish todonate tothe |
sale, could have theni picked up
by calling one of the Tollowing
numbers: 365-3608, 385-8302,
986-3178 or 965-8009, Any con-
tributions would be greatly
appreciated by members of the
auxiliary,

"CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 17, 1978

CC. Lenfesty & Co.

Certified
General Accountant

‘Income Tax Consultant

889 FARWELL ST, TRAIL, B.C.
PHONE 368-3346

DRAFTSMAN .

(Male or Femole)
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY...
wited:for a newly created

| - Duplicate

Bridge.

Results of the regula:

, Monday session of duplicate

bridge with eight tables in play.
forth-Sout

First, Sureah and Sankar;

second, Joy Keillor and ‘Judy

__ Sheppard: third, Otto, Walker

ie
ont Mary Hae, reueer Helen Dolan Se ee cals

‘vice-president
Tasting Buifat and eoesstary Je joan

Dunn.— Castlegar News Photo

Local Naturalis? ae
Construct Nest Boxes for Sale

‘At a recent work party of
‘the West Kootenay Naturalists’
‘Association, nest boxes auita-,

ble for swallows were con-

structed. Made of cedar, these

+ hoxes meet all the require-

ments for use by Violet-green

{and Tree Swallows.

Both the Violet-green and

} ‘Tree Swallows are common in
} the West Kootensy

area and
both ‘are most beneficial in

{ mosquito control. Around a

ay
of bug control and hours, of

enjoyment. Next boxes provid.
a means of, keeping these
mosquito catchers‘ working
where you want them.

These nesting boxes are
being offered for sale by the
association, and all proceeds
will be used to further the.
association's work. 3

: Persons interested should
contact: Madge Hollington in
Nelson at 952-2658; Mel De-
‘Anna in ‘at 365-6981;
or Jack Barnes in Trail at

141 Col, Ave. —

“Your Marina ira Hesguartes”

-. HENNE'S M MARINE UD.

WAN

Female or Male

-- Guitar Player

(Vocalist will be given preference)
with,

‘MODERN, COUNTRY: WESTERN
AND OLD TIME BAND.

TED

and Ian MacDonal
East Wert ot

First B, Schneider and Clar
Bradley; second Angus and,
Evelyn Wilbur; third Hubert
and Maryellen Hunchak.

‘With the win of Suresh, he
gained the rank of “master”.

There will be no bridge
next Monday. Play will resume
Mentay, April 28, at the Hi

w Arms.

———— Weekend Conference Serious
Affair with Added Touch of Fun

OUR OLD

SAWMILL -

The ‘ity of Castlegar grows and grows '
~ Across the bridge the sewage flows

While people grunt’ with all their might |;
The sewage goes to the ‘old mill site.

About four miles up Columbla's sands
-A giant Celgar sawmill stands
“We go to work there for our pay
‘We ‘cut 600,000 fect per day.

‘That's ten times more than our old saw mill
When has now become a sewage atill B
: And if you get stoned there, don't get sore -
~ You.won't have to go to the Liquor Store.

—John Makarolf ~Anticipated, reports convention.
entertain

‘Traltiees: Flower -Centrepleces ©
~ Add Color fo CW Spring Tea .

Centrepieces. of , Bleed

spring f Homers made by th

the ‘Adult Activity
. Centre,
St. Rita's Catholic Women's

! League spring tea held in the

Legion Hall on April 5.

General convener for the
ayent was Mrs. Marquis, and
all commit

in charge were
~ kept buny throughout the after-

noo!
"The wellladen bake table

Mrs, 'T. Steenvoorden, Mrs. T.
Kemperman and Mrs. B. Perra.
-Mra.-P. Corbett was in charge
of the tea tables, and was
assisted in’
Val and Estelle Cormier,

Maria’ Franco, Ata Detreltas

i> and Felcisdade. Re;

serving by Misses:

PHONE 365-51 15

* after 5

p.m,

\The  ever- “busy, kitchen
3 ear eater the. sapervisae a of.
Gallo, assisted by yy Mrs.

“COAL
TASK

k Force has been appointed to inquire into
Calanbiats coal industry.
- The Task Fores, will propose  Focornendalg

need to be naswored: for example:

vatious facets of British

regarding
ut fit rst, om questions

~\

Fornelli,: Mrs, EB. Brunioe:
ire. ca: Griffonie;: Mrs. P.
M4

‘Campbel bell and ” }

Mrs. . “Wiwehar.

Mrs. L. Brodman’ was ‘in
charge eee ten ticket ‘sales, The
door prize,-a lovely: flowering
plant, was won by Mrs. Celeste
Sequetra.

Tickets on a cake raffle |

were sold by Mrs. E, Gallo and
the lucky winner of the cake
‘was Miss Diane De Paoll. Mrs.
‘M. Schnelder was in charge of.
the raffle tickets.

‘The winners of the raffle
were: first prize—painting do-
nated by Salange Dawsand,
went to'J. H; Ferreira; second

Salon, went’ to Miss T. Mires;
ae fourth prize—embrofdered
yw cases, were won by K.
Harrold ef Blueberry.
The ladies extend | their

* bays donated prizes
‘0, be

[The Social Credit policy
“convention being held
this weekend promises.to be a
“fun time” as well as a serious
conference.

‘A-wine and cheese party
on Friday night for all regis-
tered delegates will see party

leader Bill Bennett and party”

president Grace McCarthy and
their spouses as special guests.

‘There will be a three-piece
combo providing background
music and some dancing is

rent chairman Teena
Telteh

bn A well Mia, Lelich tye
ofifiner-restaurants in
‘gvaily Nelaqn and.Castlegar

held throughout the

for draws

On Saturday morning:
there is.a 7 a.m, champa;
fund-raising breakfast being
hosted by a former mayor’ of
‘Warfield, Arnold Lauriente, a
man well known for his sense of

amor.

While the breakfast will be
acserious affair during its
second hour, comments conven-
tion co-chairman Hank Cole-
man, “we can count on Arnold
to really liven up the first
hour!”

‘The policy workshops will
take place:all day Saturdsy and
then that evening there will be
banquet at which Mr. Bennett

guest of hon

ae FEeiteh say
group, The Notables,
play for a dance at which a
promises “some. really terrific

‘of fegal and topographical maps and plans; gath-
ering land use Information; prepering graphic and
display maps under direction.
Applicants:should have a sora knowledge _
with ink and retated machines.
Salary = $650 - $750 attar completion of 6
months satisfactory probationary period.
Applications will be, received, by the under-
signed up to April 30,:1975.
ELT, Bodard -
Administrator ‘
Regional District of Central Kootenay
601 Vernon Street Nelson, 8.C, 5

re int
| é drafting position.: ‘Duties will include preperation

—

FUNDS: a ;

MORTGAGES

95 % up to

LOWEST INTEREST RATE

10 “420 N poe

42% YEARS ietleentt ey PERIOD

Participation of
Purchase Price

entertainment surprises.” ,

-Rentalsman
and

Everything you've sieve wanted to know about landlord-
tenant laws but didn't know who to ask.

‘TheLandlord and Tenant Actof British Columbia

79

~ dn any way to make the day so

successful,
Canning Lid.
Crisis. Over
The great canning lid

shortage of 1974 should not be
repeated in B.C. this year,

agcording to Consumer Ser-
+ wees Miniter Phyllis ‘Young,

The Act
clearly ‘defines many of the rights. and obligations
ofboth nears:

y and it
that th §
the Office of tt —toact
‘as ombudsman and mediator in landlord-tenant
disputes, and to provide prompt decisions.

isfor

‘Th and You, which the
forms required under the Act, Is an easy-to-read
summary of the Act prepared tohelp you~
understand your rights and obligations et a:
‘dor tenant. Ifyou
brochure in the mail, you can obtain A an a

‘Agent in your area, or from the Office of the
Rentalsman. If you need more
Information or assistance in
landlord-tenant matters, please
S ‘write us . .. ortalephone.
Collect if your problem is
urgent.

How can British Columbia derive the greatest benefit from the
development and utilization of its coal resources?

What steps should be taken to develop coal resources and related
processing facilities in harmony with environment employment, and
social considerations?

The Task Force will be looking for answers to these and other, questions
from members of the industry, groups. and individdals. ~~

< to send | ours views on the developn nent
You are cordially iby vies yo ceveiopiie

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-BOSSE'S JEWELLERY LID.

76 Pine Street —=>-- Castlegar.
PHONE 265-7141

‘ Replying to_a! question in
‘tho house ‘from’ NDP Comox
MLA: Karen Sanford, Miss
Young said’ she has been

= assured by an eastern manu-
facturer there will be a steady
supply of canning lids during

2 the summer.

“They put two: shifts on
last winter just ‘to: service
B.C..” she said,

PODIATRIST
jal
‘$.@. chickens, BE. PM,
AT Hi ARROW ARMS
Tues, Apr. 22
11 a.m, to 8 Be
Wed., Apr. 23
9am. to 12 Noon
FOR APPOINTMENTS
"PHONE 265-7282 ©

9.2 son.
Fe TE a 7! Me and
f ouglas Carter of Kin
in Pani 9a daughter,
GEMMILL — To Mr.
or basleg ee fil & dat
o! jegar, Ap! a dau-
ghter,

WEATHER

HIGH STYLE SHOES.
1342 Cedar Avenue Trail
Are Going Out of Business
“The entire stock hus to te dlapoved of ia a
_ ‘Nery short period of time,
You can ‘save Half and: more on latest style of 5
high grade shoes.

LADIES, DRESS: SHOES i
LADIES DUTY, SHOES te

LADIES GOLD & SILVER EVENING SHOES Ue PHONE:
BOY'S & GIRL'S SHOES ate 865-7252
“INFANTS GOOTS & SHOES | : " "Castlegar. < MINES AND PETROLEUM AESouRct

HOME & GARDEN
NURSERY BALES

and
Force before Mey Sth, 1975. 2 i
Please write to: Chairman, Coal Task Force,
saae Room 443, Douglas Bullding,
Victoria, B.C. V8V.1X4. ©

pee EWA PITY

“ SALE STARTS THURSDAY
For all your Garden Needs Shop at;

Office of the Rentalsman,
525 Seymour Street,
Vancouver, B.C. Mo SH7,.
Telephone 689-0811

Out of town calls collect *

WANT TO SELL
YOUR HOME?
"Call Mary’
365.3936 of 365-5244
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