SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE is to be found
April 6 and 7 in the Legion Hall when the
Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Castlegar and
District Hospital hold its annual spring rum-
mage sale. Shown here demonstrating that
varlety is the key note with bike, toys, bed
spring and golf bag are, left to right,
rummage sale convenor Mrs. Nancy Po-
poff, Mrs, Anne Soberlak, Hos-
pital Auxiliary worker Mrs. Cissy Harvey
and Miss Sheri Popoff. In spite of the var-
iety offered, the suxiliary is in need of

much more rummage to cable It to cone
tinue the support it has in the past. Be-
sides portering and assisting the local hos-
pital in anyway possible, the auxiliary has
purchased in the past year a pacemaker, a
fetal heart scope, an isolette and new mon-
itor system. Anyone wishing rummage to
be picked up from their home are asked
to telephone 365-5002, 365-8302, 365-
7823 and Robson 365-5406.

— Castlegar News Photo

Council Briefs from the Town of Kinnaird

Permission was’ given
for the Castlegar and Dis-

trict Blementary Track
Meet to be held in the Kin--
naird Park on May 18,
e es s
The re of a che-
que from Se ita ‘Aq:
Uanaut Swim Club was ack-

land
y the swinn

nowledged. This money is
to assist with the expense
of the carly opening of the
Fr pool time used
club.

r Colin Maddocks

celebrations in absence of
Mayor Maddocks.

A letter regarding the
library's func!
for specific are bu
ch ag number of subscrib-

shelves,

. Want to Sell:
“= Your House?
CALL MARY
365-6451 or 365-5244

stat
fre hhe hoped the rab con-
tinued to bring honor to the

Ald. John Pinckne:
ze resent the Town o! pics
during the KC Days

KOOTENAY
‘VACUUMING SERVICE

Formerly Power Vac Services

Offers you the finest equipmemnt available
for cleaning your complete heating system.
FURNACE & DUCTS, CHIMNEYS, FIREPLACES ;
DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL BOILERS

: ing

a copy of the libr: se:
Gent” financial statemen

and ofits roposed. budget
referred tot ee

The
be related to the Hogenat
District of Central Kooten

e e e
The public works de-
partment, is waiting for
Parts for its sweeper with
street cle te commen-
ce as soon as the ma
is ope é ;

Siiver Birch School in pay-
oes for a course
she ig in Eng-

Slocan Newsletter

The following are briefs
from the Village of Slocan

has
of slocan by the My
peer o ;

Soleckl has been

to
vacant after Ald. D,
Hirds’ resigna'

The Village of Slocan
donated $150 to the Com-
munity Club to help pay ex-

mses incurred. for the
nior Citizens’ Banquet,

Dol has accepted
the Sentign as ci De-
fence coordinator for 1973.

The Pro eed ‘tronage
tax bylaw is Pb being eid in
abeyance. “

The Curling Club has
been granted a building
eae to renovate the curl-

Ald. Jerry Simmons
has appointed as council’s
representative to the Slo-
an and Recreation

e e e
cial eounell meet-

tion
been received. ie

Representatives from
the department of high-
it with ne village

fo discuss exchang-
tions of lots they
urchased for

posal
Fepartment of highways for
consideration. ae

Counell “discussed the
drainage problem at the
IOOF Hall and plans to con-
struct manholes and install

SPCA
lishment of a dog pound in
the village. ;

<=" ROMP “have ~ fntobata~
council that any complaints
that policing should
be directed to them stating
time, date, place and na-
mes of yitnesses.

Mr. Saanis and Mr, Rei-
bin of Mr aagle Pacific For-
est Products were invited
to the March 17 council

meeting . to alscaiss proble-
ms. The delegates assured
council the log booms on
the west side cf Slocan La-
ke would: be cleared away
with a month. The bea

area will also be cleaned.

ibility of relocatin:
The Has sore ye pte sod,
sys

i a ul)
-_ yank ana ke dn running
Fond ton at a

"anes

A pollution control per.
mit for the village garbage
site is under consideration.
The pollution control bran-
ch regulations state that no
burning is permitted at the
site. .
pa th sil

iit to unainate scattering
it on the site.

Concern for
Of. Children

The operator of the
Kindergarten

Graham in separate let-
Be to council, aries! from
the indiscriminate p:

of cars by sty ple Traking
use of the Kootenay-Colum-
bia Child Care Centre locat-
ed neyt door to the church.

Rey. Graham, who sald

Suitable Emblem is Sought
By Selkirk Weavers’ Guild

Members of the Sel-
sits Weavers’ Guild met at

e Brilliant School on Mon-
ihe of last week to further
discuss their proposed con-
stitution. ‘After much delib-
eration’ and some changes,
the constitution was accept-
ed as amended,

Mra, Darlene McDowell °

will look into a eattable em:
blem for the te fulld and re-
yn hi din,

ata
Pee intetin ting. ne

Mrs. McDowell regret-
fully resigned as secre’
of the guild due to other
commitme: Mrs. Gail

Hunisett ne elected . to
complete this season.

Several books on wea-
ving and the techniques of
freaving t have been ordered
thanks to

Castlegar ant piatelet ¢ acne
Grass Fire
Extinguished
Py Firemen

enty members of the
Kinnaird Volunteer Fire

The dames were quick-
pe extinguished without any

oe ieabant ” ‘weather Sai

eneral spring cleaning
ye:
Fire chief Rene Arch-

‘ambaut said there are sev-

eral fire permits out and
reminds those who are con-
templating uring, these
permits are necessary.

Mr. Aceckan fr
ther requests that
burning keep a garden n ho
se, shovel and any, other
necessary equipment’ handy
while burning is ie pl
ace,

munity Arts Council. These
peaks should be in use sh-

‘The loom ordered Jast
month has zarnt d

ved and is
already. In

aney Kn it con-

‘am how
Hed ate i in

je next meet ing
be held at the B:
School on’ the’ evening ot
April 19.

the Safety
is Expressed

he understood it had been ‘
id that g be

arkin;
‘ea, report-
hers quick
reaction” prevented a sori-
ous accident ne recently:

Mrs, id that

in one"

and ting a
dangerous aeetone should
I for any reason need to ev-
acuate my class of pre-scho-
ol enilaran ina a hurry."
Shutek mov-

Alex Lutz investigate
complaints and report back

congregation may
ders on occasion, comment-
ing pat when the vestibule

was extend-
FH] eight fee
estion was mat

exiti
Such ie he said,
would have forced people
to exit ists along the sides of

—_—

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches :

ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH
9:45 A.M. Anglican or United Church Service

9:45 A.M. Sunday Schoo!

ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion’
9:00 A.M, Sunday Schoo!
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 A.M. Anglican Service (Communton)

Parish Office: Phone 365-8337
Clergy: Terry Allen and Ted Bristow

(alternate Sundays)

, Friday!

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rev, W. Harrison
Ph, 365-7148

Sunday Masses at
9am.- 11am, -7 p.m.

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 265-3480

Bus Worship Servi
7 7:00

pecs tM ca
ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St., * Castlegar.

Worship Service 2 p.m. >
Sunday School 10 am. ::
865-7502 and 365-8354

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

LK
APOSTOLIC GHUREH
One block East of

Castleaird nu apy
10 anny pis
lla 1 Worship :
VA 3D. Pp ae "Frangelie

Wed. 7.80 raver Bible
N. Walker - Phone 366-8662
eircemenar nna eremenenencrme eS

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE .

701. First Ave, =
Pastor: Rev. H, H. Graham.
Church Ph. 36i-5212

Sunday School 9.85 a.m. iS
ancl we
Evang
Tu

STEAK=

BACON =

Government
Inspected ....... Ib.

19:
§9:
| BABY BEEF LIVER ~~ _ OF:
ani ROAST =~. 51.2

804- 7th Ave. Kinnaird:
Sunday School © = for all 2 ‘ :

get ‘= 20 mn Saat By the Piece. Government Inspected .......... Ib. :
Evening Fel Folea ip Hour =)

Minister: Ira Johnson j
Ph, 9656762 =

Government
Inspected ...... Ib.

Sliced.

‘OF BEEF

> lames and Professio

CSSTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March’ 29, 1973

H OUT WITH SAVINGS

BUTTER
ca 2. LAS.

Mushrooms
eam "3 1,00

SURF
me. GD

nal Directory

DUTCH
CLEANING
SERVICE
24-Hour Service
Phone Zenith 6826
825-4632 or 352-7123

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway. Distributors
Ph, 365.5459
Kinnaird, B.C.

Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, - Write.
Clean Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 365-7605

GREEP’S ELECTRIC

ROBSON RADIO & TV

Your ADMIRAL Dealer |-:

Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals

Ph. Pete Zibin 365-5575

CARNATION MILK... 5 .°1.00

KRAFT
7 ox,

6... 1|

ELECT RIC
STEAM IRON

Lovise Obetkoff was last week's prize draw
winner, Louise was happy to win, and en-
foys the convenience of shopping at Cut-Rate

APPLE «
JUICE

BLUE LABEL

2.89*

8.1

DOG
~ FOOD

ROVER
15 oz,

SUNLIGHT 2 7s

LIQUID. 24 oz. .

TISSUE
tei OD

REFILLS... AGS | fowels

ROYALE, 2 ROLIS .

land was soferre to the Surprise Miscellaneous Shower Is
eee cee Held for Miss Eileen Marcellus

Ald. Jack Chernoff re- :
quetsed a little more time A rise miscellane- cake was made for the oc
before enting his re- ous shower was held in casion by A. Akselson.
commen: Bluel Creek at the ho- Before the guest of
pe of crematorium, me ‘of . J. Michelson poner, opened. her many
for bride-elect Eileen Mar- lovely gifts, a game
cellus, played with - prizes peng
int

pul
or municipal owned grould
in the boundar-
mai- Corsages were present- presented ta pus Dahl ai
ed to Eileen, ‘her mother, Carol Marcell

ae . Aed’s_ PAINTING .
DESMOND T. Robin Hood.
LITTLEWOOD D.OS. snd Decoration

29
OPTOMETRIST + Free Estimates Gladly 20 Ib. bag ... $]

296, Baker St Phone sim‘ 965204 BEANS stant. tac: ..

reat INST. COFFEE ‘32... $1.39

BOUNDARY
STOVES & SPACE HEATERS — AIR CONDITIONING Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.

Electric Heat Specialists
. Medallion Homes
Ph, 365-7241

Fast and Efficient Cleaning
Serving the Entire West Kootenay Area
For Free Estimates Call 365-3179
(out-of-town residents call collect)

PUDDINGS 22%. «ox.
NOODLES *"""*. 3 pk. $1

Atins $1 69c | MALLOWS ‘0:."... 3 pk. fc 4

BLEACH

CASTLEGAR ©
FUNERAL HOME

Dedicated to Kindly

NABOB,
10 oz.

EMILY, SHOE ney
rd Ave, CASTL LEGAR
hone 365-3:

PERFEX,

OFFICE SUPPLIES 192 oz,

Kootenay Vacuuming Service rd, At last December's mun-

Cc 1, Industrial and Resid

ial Cleani
lean ng oppose

icipal election a vote taken
indicated taxpayers aig’ pot
the building “of

Mrs, D. Marcellus, and the
mother: of the groom-to-be,
Mrs. A. Akselson.

A special double Heart

The evening concluded
with a lovely. luneheon. Co-

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e
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Reservations and Tickets
“SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS”

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t i ee

Cerhficate of Reatnation
in the Shoe Service
Open ¢ am. ro ¢ pin.

Plumbing &
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ADDING TAPES
RECEIPT BOOKS
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 385-7266

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SALES & SERVICE
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Ph. 368-9164

Typewriter
Ribbons

Columnar Pads
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 365-7266

H. VAN OOSTEN
eating”- Cas
(eal 7 - Gas
- ler and
Furnace Cleaning - Oil
P.O. Box 99, Cascade
Ph. ene Christina Castleaird Plaza

COLUMBIA SIGNS
Plastic — Neon — Painted}
Sales Service

Professional
Installat

Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

WEST KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
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bing No. 6 Ymir Rd, Nelson
Eve, Clinics Tues., Thurs.

le
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709 Hee

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CASTLES:
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