CASTLEGAR news, January 23, 1980,

“Plan of the week

 pesigned for narrow lo

Plan No. P3-3-258 are designed for: ry eeiey

Featured this week is a+ family, with each having
hree-bedroom. home which | closets .and: individual win-
* dows’ for: light: and’ ventila-

tion. Both share the large

three-piece bath which also

allow it to be easily built ona serves as a, guest powder

The exterior is finished ira Place for ‘design | No.

sin vertical rough cedar siding © P3-3-258 may be obtained. for :

3

Slot with the front lawn and
athe approach steps built on
Sbackfilled section to créate

Stry is covered, and could be‘
Zeasily closed in for additional
= weather protection and heat
,conservation. The inside ca-
Zthedral entry has steps lead-
ting up to the main living
‘floor, and down to the
Zunfinished basement area
which has roughed-in plumb-

$74 for a set of three and
$9.60 for each additional
copy. Allow’ $3 to cover
. postage and handling. Four
per cent provincial sales tax
must be added to the cost, of
the plans.

More than 140 gual
homes of every: type ‘are
included in the Home Plan

Nh.
cot

“ : [ ait

Sing and space for a utility
area or even a small guest
suite.

In
-the / tddition of an extra
suite is not allowed
for by local zoning bylaws. To
know whether a legal rental.
suite is allowed check with
‘the local municipal authority
concerned in this regard. As
interest rates rise, affecting
new building, many local “*
authorities will come under
‘increasing pressure to allow
‘suites to exist in single family .
‘dwellings, and to amend
‘building regulations.
There is a large living
and dining area complete :f] 2 DINING

with built-in fireplace and Lie

BEDRM. 3

.. PALF]
Sarge front windows. A slid- rad

Sing pocket door leads to the ies

=kitchen “which is in the “U- % peers .
shape” design. Banta

As well'as the U-shape * en con

‘working counter area, there

UVING ROOM

9-0"x10:0" |
(2.7 Mx 3M)

is additional counter space,
‘or-an eating bar ‘plus a large
: breakfast or nook area, next
‘to the kitchen. The back door
-Bleads ‘to. the sundeck, a

BunT-In *
FIREPLACE,

Sconvenience for syria

Secsies ‘at ‘the back rot the |
Ehouse for ‘quiet and privacy’ ~
Zand has a walk-in closet plus
=a two-piece ensuite, features
= not often incorporated in a
narrow lot desi;

The other two bedrooms

Catalogue - available ‘for $8
and . handlin;

ponte the thief, will
pass baz car: in a

.Columbia 8t., New Westmin-

ster, B.C. oe Aika

‘This ‘dimple act will Brevent :
ofta.A study, showed

ters of all cars ‘stolen: were. ie
parked unlocked, and.almost’.
had Canada.

three-fifths of-aueh ‘¢

‘Close ‘attention to each
(2.50 plus 50 cents postage. ' of the following steps | will
ig): Make’* all” “being

bags -or, valuables, vis- . |
ible ina parked car. Even'an:. ell!
empty bag.or box will attract .. the
yall these items
trunk put do not do it’.
‘when you leave the‘ car. You
rved, 80 do it a

Park in well igh
busy areas. ‘Avoid dar
‘and.shaded: sid

- dreams. Sal caipele, for the: sp

too. ca 2 miss.

asual, elegant, or

e.and decorating ©
prices that are @ just .

[Glowing s Shadows

"JA ‘beautiful. all-nylon: plush carpet

that is. ideal for-any-living room,
“Ibedroom, .or stairwell. “Comes -in
easy.. to co-ordinate’ earth-tone
eg. $18. 95 sq. vd..

A py: “your rec, room, living room, orf:

A “tough 100% ‘nylon: carpet ‘that will

edroom, rs of wear..!t has a
high density: rubber back: for long|
wear. and soy installation:* Re: "

$1 ore

Kyber

One of our most durable corpets.|:
Constructed of durable 100% nylon
land. heavy “Berber”
backing, this carpet will look good
in any family
living: room. Available in «grey or
inushroom’ ‘colors. Reg.” $15.95 sq,
a. .

type rubber|

foom, bedroom, or|

SALESQ. YD.

Pletal The aun of there wlll grow to to over 2,000 as

jas the 1980 8,C.; Winter “Sames get underway in Kim-

‘his’ month marks the”

nniversary of New
#, Women’s Institute.
ion was under

brass care

: Praetorius Motet. Tickets Fe

8
’‘at\'Trail Junior High.
Ing as guest artist,

standing young“ cellist
ina Rolston, Also fea-
as a mixed choir and

9

‘eames

Dnates $3, 225
0 KLDH in ‘79

“Salmo hospital auxiliary

|
a

fd its meeting at the home -

th Mang on Jan. 14 and,
ppite the heavy snowfall,
embers were present.

ast. ‘President Emily
ods gave a resume of last
"s activities. The trea-
*s report showed do-

a to Kooten;
Distt to Kootenay

Ae Paddy Card: printed — to: Datebook, Box .

extended a vote of
jiks to the outgoing execu-
2 and gave a report on the

An invitation. has’ been

Imo Auxiliary

the Societies ‘Act with the
‘Hon: E.D, Barrow, B.C.'s
ister of agriculture, sign-
tq the certificate.
Mothers, ‘wives and

hearts formed the Pa-

Board, it Peete oH jor, ‘

3 at the ) NEC:
.

Polley by Wendy.
Paone. This e:

Jeannette Gritani,” the

contemporary singer, song- -

weiter and musician,. will
appear, in concert, with her
friends, at the NEC on Jan.
27 at 8:30 p.m. Members: $2, -
non-members: $2.50.
. .

You are invited to list

- your. events,and activities in

Community ‘Datebook,, Send
fus-a’note ‘typewritten or -

3007, Castlegar, B.C. VIN
drat ¢

triotic Society for all kinds of: .

st World War work and,
‘peace was declared in
hey. wanted to -con-

ue.
‘ Shopping around for a

England ‘or senior ‘citizens .

.and children.

War ‘stamps were ‘sold,
money raised and every Fri- '
day a ‘sewing and’ knitting
bee for. all kinds of: articles -
was held at’ the‘ Canadian

‘ Legion Hall.

To commemorate : this
important event, members

plan to have dinner together «:

With all attending service at
the Gospel Light Chapel.

In January, committees
for the year were formed and .
made for-the

uitable they
finally settled on’ the Wom-

*en’s. Institute, whose aims for

home and country were what
they. were’ interested in,
Their _ founder, Adelaide
Hoodless; having a sick child
of her own, wanted to ed-
ucate women in sanitation,
care of food, hame nursing,
better homes and towns.

During the Second *
‘World War, members of New
+ Denver. Women's Institute

picked fryjt, do: ted locally
were niga oppled by.

the Canadian Red Cross, they -

made jam according to their
recipes, which was shipped to

annual St,‘ Valentine's Tea:
and Sale, The Heritage Quilt

: of older buildings in .New

Denver will be drawn for in

the raffle as: part,'of) the

institute's anniversary.
Older books are avail-

able to smaller libraries if”

they apply. The Reading
Centre is becoming more
popular, with reference :

en on the way,

| president Mra:t. Steen:
fof hostesses Mrs.

pencer and: Mrs;
Wilson for the tea ani
excellent thought for 1980.

The Castlegar Newa/ Mid-Week Mirror.’
.{n co-operation with ..

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SS

SG

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allstar. sports declare

AR. om

Z. Regu lar $240.00. c

aAt.70 ALL-TERRAIN SPORTY

Regular $250.00...'.

i ca) LR GO :
" with 2-yr, warranty. Aegular $210,00. wes!

‘260's

aq with 2-yr. warranty. Regular $160. 00. RAMP semOre a

“CD COMPACT

gular $200.00.°.

"“WARM-UPS:

¥% OFF
“GLOVES & MITTS.

xe

wees SALE 99.00

&
-nane? 129.00 =

QM

Barnes 2a20 P17

ynded to Dianne Strader, ‘Helen's Flowers &* Cameras vy ; wt
4@Bblic relations officer at presents the:

\ : ddd ar R .. sla teseeees SALE 1 79.00 §
HH, to attend the auxil- i 7 et. ie < 3
Ps.Feb, 11 meeting, - Na G 00 d Ne ei ighb our. a Ng + ere rae GT Bec. 8 es 59.00
oles fer the coming : Sal ut : ” FORMEL Nv ADVANCED RECREATION sme® 1 29. 00 &
ea ae e

projects for the coming
‘one of which is a bingo Regular $195. 00 .
me FORMEL Vv MID.
_ Do you have an exceptional neighbor?
: “Someone especially good, kind, and

held in the Legion Hall
Regular $195.00...
thoughtful? Has someone recently gone °

larch 28. The auxiliary
ld appreciate contribu-
5 5 TXS JUNIOR & LADIES
out of his of her way. to halp you? é smoaular $120. 00
Write and tell us about it. pear

: For the record and we want you to get it.
A story in last week's
“3 : CasNews/Mirror errone-
ously named Thomas Michael
Mathers of Castlegar as one
of four men charged with
theft of about $50,000 worth
of silver from Cominco’s Trail
smelter.

‘Mathers was in fact
charged with and pleaded not
guilty to, possession of stolen
property and conspiracy to
possess stolen silver:

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PALACE GATE .

‘One of ‘ourbest carpet
designed. in a beautiful
.' diamond sculptured pat-
tern. ‘Awolloble in vigold,
ontique copper, and old —
copper.

i eerie The selected Good Neighbour of the Week will recelve an arrangement of

~ that will look grect in any flowers courtesy of HELEN'S FLOWERS & CAMERAS of 73 Maple St., Castlegar,

100% nylon.”
Reg. $24.95 sq. yd.
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Union Carbide Canada
Limited has announced the
purchase of the welding
supply division of Vernon
Machine & Equipment Ltd.
of Vernon, B.C.

In conjunction with the
purchase, Union Carbide has

_ established Rocky Mountain
Welding Supplies Ltd.to
market a wide range of
industrial gases, welding
equipment and supplies in
the Okanagan Valley and
Kootenay Valley regions of
British Columbia. The head -
Office for the new company
will be'in Vernon, with branch
offices and showrooms in
Castlegar and Kamloops,
B.C. The new company
will have as its acting

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CASTLEGAR NEWS and AAID-WEEK MIRROR

new 100% ap pe mis nylon.

Ides! for living room: er,

Reg, . g18.95 8q. yd.
SALESQ. YD. ...

SRNUERERIEREE

of Nabob coupons,
y ee ™member was wel-"
and the _ auxiliary
fee others will join their.

|__.—__CLIP AND SAVE THIS COUPON...

MACIEUSAA DUET NGS STS

SKI BOOTS.
IKOFLACH
con sera “sme? 169
: Drive a sac? 149 :
Sorints sne® 125
sp cet _sate?99

Rog. $150 ss scecees
CABER

White, Pint & Green

leal for banquet tablecloths.
$r for children to draw on,

506, $1, $2, $3

© This week's, Good |Nelghbor Solute goes to Mr. and Mrs. D. Ybema of Trail. -

Castl N Mrs. C. J. Mitchell writes that when she and her husband are away from home Mrs.

anid. We an Minor Ybema “looks after my cat and house plants.” “in summer she algo waters the yard

iol Colenhie mee and even cuts the lawn. if she doesn't see me for a few ee she checks up to Hind:
Castlegor B cow if everything is OK." :

SONIC

‘A good-toaking, budget.
pri iced carpet ft that ea
easily installed 4 an
100% -nylon construction |
and rubber od. At
able in beige or fee

colors.
Reg. $9.95 sq. yd.
SALESQ. YD. +...

$6°5

edi : ; : a : fe ae ¥ ie ’ Bl ~ : A >. ae Ane ee al Shee

"general manager Mr. Doug
Lennox, western district

sales manager for Union
Carbide's Gases and Welding -
Products division. He will be
located in Vernon.

Mivra_
Reg. $165 - ve wae®
Pioneer

Reg. $100 :......-. mere

Pelee at ne 45

‘ est sae? 29.

Bee: BAA ins ¥ OFF
" SALOMON 222

{Beginners to intermediate)
Reg. $77. SALE

“SEEOURSTOCKOF. _
-ROLL ENDS & REMNANT
Vernon Machine's - CARPET...
president, Mr. Gord Peacock ALL ARE SUPER-SALE

has chosen to concentrate : eR °
his efforts on Vernon 5 ; : : i
Machine's metal fabricating
business.
” Because of his long
association with the welding
supply business, Mr. Peacock
has been retained by Rocky
Mountain Welding Supplies
Ltd. in a consulting capacity
to assist in the orderly
UNION transfer of business.

CARBIDE UNDE
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