BUILDERS DERS SUPPLY.

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at night. Students dressed in what they felt was the style of the 1950's and tried to:
classes

during the day but dress, as shown here, waa considered scceptable as allay

attire.—Castlegar News

Photo

P 4 G GRAND OPENING WINNERS ‘OF
GIVEAWAYS AND DRAWS

Grand Draw — 12 x 12 x 3 Swimming Pool
car with ; ladder, pumps and filter — Mrs.

Bente Ryeo 2 ick Hlikoff.
Pan — Nick Swellll
~Bectric: | tron — Fred Podmoroff.

| Paints

PCs Prepare for Upcoming Leadership Race

Reynolds Not Running

MP. John Reynolds called
on Kootenay West constituency
to prepare now for the upcom-
ing leadership.race in the
federal Progressive Conserva-
tive party.

to the convention from. this
riding.

He said the party needed
leader capable of being elected,
reference to opposition leader

Robert Stanfield's failure to’

. (PO

Burmiys -Richmond-Deltal, was

guest speaker at.the annual

meeting of the Kootenay. West

ssive Conservation Fed-

oral Association, held. here
Monday night,

However, the 89-year-old

MP, who has been mentioned as

a possible contender in that

leadership, said after the meet- _

ing that he is “definitely not in
the running” and that he is
waiting until all candidates
have declared themselves be-
fore deciding whort he will
support.

Mr. Reynolds told the 180
people at the dinner. meeting
that a fund-raising drive should
start now to support delegates

Follow the Easter Bunny to
EASTER SAVINGS =

Easler Goodies noe in
Good Supply

@ Decorated Chocolate Eggs

@ White Chocolate Bunnies & Chicks’

@ Solid Milk Chocolate Animals
for the Youngsters

@ Fruit & Nut Cream Filled Eggs °
| @ Turtles, 3, 1 & 2 Ib. Boxes
Seales
od 1 Ib. Box
Chocolates

and
Chocolate Candies

THIS WEEK
$3.29

A good selection of Easter Cards
Paas Easter Egg Color Kits

y CARL'S DRUG MART
i ! y of Castleaird Plaza :

"by Pauline -Johnson™

win nati during
the 1974 election.

“We will need full partici-
pation at the convention by a
good cross section of people
from every riding to ensure we
fellecta leader aman that ean
be elected,” he

signed before the current
agreement runs out at the end
of the month,” he said.

_’ The minister in Ottawa
says he ia willing to doit, but he
says he can't get a meeting with
the provincial government.”

Mr. Reynolds also eritized
operation of the unemployment
insurance program saying that,
costs have risen from $698

* million in 1970 to more than $2

billion’ in’, 1976, while the
number: of, claima- have re-:
‘same.

Mn Reynolds? sae had mained

pralse for Koolenay: West MP

Bab’ Brisco who" pias spoke at

the meeting.

“We're certainly glad to
have him down in Ottawa,” Mr.
Reynolds said, “he is one of the
best MPs ever sent’ from
British Columbia. One of the
most active.”

Mr. Reynolds then at-
tacked the Liberal government
for not being concerned with
economic development in this
part of the country. He cited
the federal DREE program as
an-example, saying that B.C,
received only $4 million of the
$450 million handed out under.
the economie development pro-

gram in 1974,
+5 He also critized the NDP
provincial government for not <

cooperating with the federal
government on economic de-
velopment programs.

“They spent a lot of years
in opposition saying how the
previous Social Credit govern-
ment couldn't get along with
the federal government,” he
said. “Now they'te (the NDP)
even worse.”

Mr. Reynolds ‘said, “B.C,
MPs have asked when the
provincial and federal govern-
ments are going to sign a new
DREE agreement..

“Not that the old one has
done us much good, but at least .
we would like to see a new one

said. "Some people now think it
is thelr right to take two or
three months off avery~ year
and collect unemployment in-
surance.”

This is happening, he safd,
while’ many jobs in his own
Lower Mainland riding are
going begging.

Mr.’ Reynolds, who was
delayed seven hours while
trying to get Into Castlegar
Airport, ended up taking a bus
to Castlegar from Cranbrook
and, arrived one half-hour be-
fore the annual meeting began.

He left Tuesday for Ot-,
tawa.

Construction and Alterations
Continue in School Disirict

Construction and altera-
tion’ of School. District No.
bulldings continues, as well as

*ground work being. Jaid for

addition expansions.

‘At Monday's meeting of
the board of trustees for School
District No. 9, instructions
were given to. proceed im.
mediately with the working
drawings for the libraries: of
Tarrys and Woodland Park

no? WHERE THe

LUNCHEON MEAT, Kam .... 79¢

_ ing while his driver's’ licence

of Cranbrook, pleaded guilty to

9. given for the sketch plans and

.the “dust collector” in the

PORK & BEANS, Picnic .. 3 tins 89c

DOG FOOD, Rover, 15 oz. 5 for $1.63

FRUIT COCKTAIL, iat 28 oz: 69c

CHASE & SANBORN
COFFEE, Ib. ..........-000 $1. 19.

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales
UMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY
OPEN 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

Annual’ Swan
Watch Held
This Weekend
The fifth annual swan

watch'on the Creston Flats
sponsored by the West Kooto-

MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING
DOLLARS |

\ ‘THE WESTWOOD HOMES WAY. \e

wil I be held March 22 and 23,

Swan watchers will meet
at the newly constructed Cres-
ton. Valley Wildlife Contre
where members of the Natura:
lists’ Association and personnel -
of the Canadian Wildlife Ser-
vice who operate the Wildlife
Centre, ‘will be available to .
answer questions.

Telescopes will be avail-
‘able for better swan viewing.

Everyone is welcome and
invited to join the Naturalists,
Watchers should bring a lunch,
thermos, binoculars, cameras,
warm clothing:and rubber
boots.

The swans began arriv-
ing at Creston during mid-
February and will remain until
early April. This annual concen-
tration of swans at Creston is
one of the most spectacular
natural historic events of the
Kootenays.

——
Local Court News

Roy Allen Poznikoff, 19, of +] _

Castlegar, pleaded guilty to a
charge of suprying lguor to.
minors, He, was fihed

4

Nell Bavard aca 18,

Component Paskoge "Homes (Pre-Fab), ‘Modular
and Custom Homes.

ALL UNITS HAVE ENGINEERED TRUSSES
Please Contact- it

-EDWIN (PERSSON: ;
Box 43, Nelion Bc, — 52.3783

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 20, 1975

T'S SAFEWAY FOR SAVINGS ON SO MANY THINGS!

_ You can save on lots more than food when you shop here. Come and enjoy one-stop BHOPRING at Safeway.

pnvoatia' te ees

of Castlegar, pl toa

charge under the motor vehicle

act with driving with no

insurance: He was fined $250. -
ner seer

*. Marvin Ross Leavitt, 20, of
Genelle, pleaded gullty to driv.

was under suspension, He was
fined $150 or in default one
month in jail. His driver's
licence was also suspended for
‘one month.
: .
Sally Jean MacKenzie, 23,
of China Creek; pleaded guilty
toa charge of hit and run. She
was fined $250 or in default one.
month in jail
.

William Leslie Zqaryck, 45,

driving with a blood alcohol

count over .08, He was fined

$250 or in default one rionth in
il.

_KELD’S PIANO & ORGAN
will be held et)
KOOTENAY TV ELECTRONICS:
in the Plaza :
Friday and Saturday, March 21 and 22°”
FRIDAY 3:TO 8 P.M.’ :
SATURDAY, 12 NOON TO 4 Le
“Featuring: :
Organ demonstration’ with =
SYNTHSIZER :

No Charges
As Compact -
Leaves Road ©

‘A.1973 Datsun went out of
control when cressing the rail-
‘way tracks that once divided
the two former towns of
Castlegar and Kinnaird, sus-
taining an estimated $500 8
age early mornin;

* Driver ia identified’ as
‘Joseph Killough, 25, of Castle-

gar.
“No charges were ne No
injuries were repo

The go-ahead was also

an up-to-date estimate for the
Robson Elementary School ad-
dition,

The board gave its ap-
proval to the additional work in
the existing home economics
room at KJSS in the amount of
$4,200 and for the re-locating of

industrial arts room at KISS:

HIDE - OUT

Cabaret

This. Friday and Saturday
in the Fully AinCond

MARLANE:. HOTEL

Dancing ©"
‘il 2 am.

for. the cost of $3,500.

CLEARANCE SALE

CONTINUES

Shill time to get tn on good Deals and Sdvet —

NEW ,
3 pe. Bdrm. Suite ..

NEW. COLONIAL |

3 pe. Bdrm. Suite

New Dressers
6 DRAWERS

Chest of Drawers .

4 DRAWERS

3 se Coffee Tables : $35

NEW :
Kenmore Spin-Dry Washer

$199 j
8340 |
sim |

i * Reduced to Clear *
|

1 New. Lincoln Welder: :
AG,.2255
Complete with Helmet

2.WHEEL BICYCLE — 16° Wheels
Going at Only $21.00

$59 . Used Fridges

KOOTENAY TRADING POST. .

23 Main St.

i AG resco sac rey

— Castlegar

Phone 465-3719.

CIN DR eae Ne ty |

To Our, Customers: We Invite You to
Check Our “Manufacturer's Special:
Offer’ and ‘New Low Price” Flags
placed on many items throughout our
stores,

Swiss Soup Mix ‘227s r"i.""'39¢

Mes Tale oa Hg
rune Nectar zcnestn. Tic

Frozen Waffles *0".37".

Peanut Butter #227%..

‘Broken Shrimp “3s 2's

Light Tuna Fish pacers

Dried Prunes 17722."

Beef Stew sr: on"

Rice’n Easy 29 cx'toc"

Tea Bags wince iE

instant Chocolate "2" AYA 0 |

Sunflower Oil so 22x. .. $2.39

Scouring Pads *2°%0"..... Be

Facial Tissue ra’ e”........49c

Bel-air Frozen

Orange Juice

2.8%

Scotch Treat

Green Peas

2-69:

Sun-Rype

Apple Juice

Chase and Sanborn

Coffee
1:99

Lucerne.

Medium Eggs
2.51.89

Dolce Vita

Ot
$5.49

Country Brand .

Corn Flakes

Parkay

veoh ld

51.99

Ma Ling Whole ‘

Green Beans

Fancy
Quality.

Bathroom Tissue rie": -us..55¢
Liquid Bleach err" wm... 69¢
Hair Shampoo + ao mi bowls
Toothipaste ‘o'=1": 100 ml. tubs

Harid Lotion = = Lg $e:

‘Camation.

Evaporated Milk

Robin Hood

Al ose FIOUY

120 - 52.39

Ice Cream

Assorted Flavours,
One Galion

Serve Baked or
Mashed.
Canada No, 2 Grade Bad

Fresh Tomatoes =

Valencia

Alberta Grown

Netted Gem Potatoes

Fresh Broccoli =: =

Sfrwny Regular Quality. Make Hamburgers at.

Piece Bologna

= Cross Rib

Roast. Cut from Grote Fed Beef.

Grede peace!

Beef f Round | Steak A.)
Fresh Ground Beef

Oranges

Califomis Grown.

“Garden Seeds
5.1.00

Saleway Superb Beef

| Side Bacon
fS.... 71,19

All Cuts,
in the Phece

‘Valuable Coupons on National
Brand Products Now Packed
in Lucerne Fresh Egg Cartons.

Prices
Effective

Sales in Retail Quantities Only

Thurs. - Saf., March 20 - 22

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