10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 25, 1973

Cominco Operations Visited
By 1,600 Students in 1972

More than 1,600  stu-
dents visited the ‘Trail op-
erations of Cominco in 1972
as part of their

Tours for student groups
are also available at other
Cominco operations, at Kim-

m,
A Cominco public rela-
tions aid said &6 student
groups from juniors and
senior high schools and un-
iversities were given tours
of the com an "s ames and

came oe British

maind
Alberta, irom Ontario,
Quebec, and from the states
of Was shington and Idaho.

R assistant Ron Rin-
aldi says the number of
these tours has increased
steadily since they began
about 20 years ago, The
tours are arranged in ad-
vance by teachers who want
to give their classes first-
end eno} knowledge of industry
in a

vee Polowing a tour, said

Rinaldi, personnel are
eilabe to answer ques-
tions from the. students
whose interests may vary

ch at the Cominco cafeteria

: is often provided for out-

of-area ents,

To help conduct the
student and casual visitor
tours, Cominco hires a num-
ber of local retirees as part-

time guides,

Last year, more than
600 man hours of gulding
time was required to con-
duct the student tours at
Trail.

No Insurance
‘Brings Fine
To Local Man

A charge of having no

motor vehicle insurance has
resulted in a $250 fine or

perley, Pir chi Lake, Pine

and at
Vade, cask,

Besides the tours, Co-
minco's PR group also res-
ponded to 865 written en-
quiries from students of all

ages. All received descrip-
tive literature about the
company's operations and
300, sets of ore and product
samples are mailed,

Some students want in-

formation to help them in
their research fora term
aper; others are engaged
ina learning project con-
cerning basic geology. Some
of those writing are ele-
mentary grade pupils, as
the girl wis said she would
“like to know an: gz a-
‘pout ore because I have a
project . . . and if you have
any samples send them soon
and fast. Please and thank
you,

‘THECOACH Teaches your son a thing or two
‘About hockey =a lesson In good sporlsmanship
‘tnd a fesson in just plain fun

YOUR

MINOR HOCKEY WEEK

Me

wHo GETS A KICK OUT OF LIFE

BOY TO THE
RINK

Favorable Weather Cufs Snow
Removal Costs for Kinnaird

The following is a re-

ort on public works for the
ear of 1972 in Kinnaird as
ubmitted by public works

foreman Curt- Waterman at
the Jan. 16 council meeting,

The time spent ic snow
removal was considerably
shorter in 1972 than the
pervious year 1971. This

‘was due to the favorable |

weather in the fall.

There were 499 hours
spent on’ plowing snow
from roads and side-walks
and the sanding. In compar-
ison 835 hours were spent
in snow removal in 1971.

ners was quite a lot

of time spent on patching
blacktop if keep the pave-
ment in repair. The road of
6th Ave. was extended thr-

at the ath St. and 11th Ave.

Approximately 350 feet
of culvert was installed on
3th St. A drain was built
and installed to alleviate
the problem of water run-
on from Milestone to pri-

BOWLING RESULTS FROM CASTLEGAR AND DISTRIT

oN° Kpproximately 900 feet
of bind -top curb was instal-
led to relieve water run-off

SHSS High Schoo!
LHS. Marcia Fillipoff
a LHT Darline Adshead

MHS Tony Costa 237.
MHT Ralph Tassone 608.
THS No, 4 876. THT
No, 3 2495,
‘eam points; No. 1 3,
lo. A 4, No. 4 4,

0, No. 6 1.
Monday Night 7 o'clock
Lucy Soukoroff
253, LHT Angie Arnason

"MHS Fred Voykin 304.
MHT Fred Voykin 674.
1051. THT unt ous

le. ‘People
Eaters 2786.

Team. polnts: Purple
People Eaters 8, Mishaps 1
Spark Plu: hat ‘gutter ‘Bro-
gus a. 3, Early Bi 0, Expos

“ Other 600’s: Ted Kajzar
607, Ken Hood 663, Dave

* Jean Brive? 619,

LHS Joyce Andrew 266.
LHT Joyce Andrew 651.
Pincurlers 1051.
THT Pincurlers 2883.
Team points; Pincurlers
36%, Take-Five 35%, Che-
erios 33 Wheaties 33,
Mutfets 31, Mugs 22%.
Other 600's: Toye Ape An-
drew Bt, Elaine
637, rothy Har tal
oreen
ae 612, Inez Walker
Eleanor Holdsworth

Tues, Morning Coffee Break
LHS Bel Betty

Oglow ate
re Eleanor’ Holdswort!
: ‘THS Muffets 1015. THT
Muffets 2693. -
Team Raints: Pincurl-
30%, Five 38%,
Cheerios’ 34%, Mutiets 34,
Wheaties 34, ites 23%.
ther 600's: Betty Og-
low 665, Colleen tle

in default one month in alder 648, Lucy Soukorert 633, Bertha Vincent 613,
jail for a Castlegar man. oa Walter Kanigan 621. Glagys Manahan 640.
Rodney Bro pled guilty Monday 9 - 11 Tuesday 1 o'clock Ladies
when he e appeared In in court June Archambault LHS Irene Hill . 325.
~ here last 233, LHT Dot Tipping 627. . LHT Irene Hill 802.
The charge resulted MHS Jim Leask 227. THS ‘Castlegar Drug
: from a routine road check MT Ke Ken (Fiotalkott 643, 1083, THT Macalister Insur-
Sept. 24, 1972. Misfits 975. THT ance 3054,
a R . Mitts 2 2798, ita <> wmseus Fa oan Dany Res av
: ‘tn) ent uc! ive®
Your Houser | Snmcie UMM! Maus Cer ane
: ies , Boundary Electr: .
Your House’ Owls 15, Spares 20. Macalister. Insurance 41.
CALL MARY ‘alk Other 20's, Jean Com- his oper ot 3 Daisy oe
55244 ‘ol . ye)
65-0851 07 36 Tues. Coffee Break’ Marcelle Wright 635, Betty
Mi 635, ‘Annie Koo-

chin 632, Louise Howes 628,
Norma Carr 624, Teresa An-

You Can Save $$$ On
Your 1972 Income Tax

The Income Tax Act will allow 20% of your
annual earned income to a maximum of $4,000 —
to be deducted if i d in a Reg 1 -Re-
tirement Savings Plan. The Mutual Life of Canada
offers many Savings Plans which can qualify for
this tax concession, To qualify for 1972 tax relief,
the plan must be registered before February 28,
1973.

derson 617.
Tuesday 7 jotclok
“LHS Jean Archambault

279. tar ‘Dariine Adshead

702."
MHS Ron Melniyre 284.

MHT Matt Rohn 7:
Road Runners 11-
i 46. THT Road Runners 3144,

5 2, Screwballs 3,
Other 600's: Jim Stone

Dave Adshead 826,

Chernenkoff_ 626,

Intyre 620, Jim pera 605.

Tues. Mixed League 9-11
LHS Carrol Leamy 286.

LHT Marge Bonnett 701.
MHS

For Full Information

C. Arthur Anderson

Phone 365-7633 or Write Box 100, Castlegar
63

326. MHT Walter Kanigan

30. ous The Mochine 1094.
THT Spoilers 2883.

gular 3, Go
Road Runners 4, Columbia:

Walter Kanigan .

Cee-Bee 8, Spoilers 3, °Sq-
irly Gigs 1, Seven ms 9, Se

° Other 600’s; Orlando
Vecchio 669, Larry Webster
631, Wes Kirkwood 627, Car.
rol’ Lea 621, Bill "Shay
611, Ev Koreen 601.

Wed, Morning Drivers Lea.

LHS Mary Miller 256,
LHT Marge Bro 680.

Mustangs 1020.

4, Mustangs 3, T-Birds §,
Chevys 0, Cadillacs 1, Hor-

Other 600's; Mary Mil-

ler Lilian Flynn 648,
‘Bobbie! Keraiff 651, Pat Gor-

don’ 657, Mabel McGillivray
658.

Wed, Nite Cut-Rate
Daisy Kochle 810.
LHT Lil Knowler 718.
THS Swallows 949, THT
Swallows 2652.
Team points: Orioles hb

Canaries Swallows
Parrots 4 auehs re hag?
8
Other 600's: Annie Koo-

chin ai, | Daisy Koehle 661,
os, Gray 611, Louise Cook

Castlegar Council
Gives Support

’ To Airline Request .

The Town of Castlegar,
which over the years has
received .a number of re-
quests for support from
smaller airlines i interested
in serving the Castlegar Air-
port, received another such
Tenuest last week.

As council has done in

Air Trai

endorsing | e application of

Arrow Aviation Ltd. .of Ab- °

tear and to fly between Cas-

id
ailing“ Presently
fanae both a charter
scheduled service between
Revelstone Vernon, Kelor
and loops and will,
said ‘president Percy Lotzer
in a letter to council, “be
expanding, this to include
all points that cat Provide

Team_points: The Me
thine 1,

PP

Other 60's: oe
Hardy 604, Mary Bermel
647, Shirl Morehouse 615.
Rowdy Rollers (Thurs. 1)
Anne Kelly 266,
LHT Shirley Barton 660.
Criers 1002. THT Ser-
eamers 2751,
am points: Hooters
$1, Screamers 26, Groaners
85, Wailers 25, Crlers 38,
Moaners 27,
Other 600’s: Kay Gret-
chin 606.

Thurs. Night Mixed League
LHS Elaine Martin 306,

Speed Demons 3.
Other 600’s: Orlando
Keith Johnson

Martini 638, Ken Browns
633, Dave McCreight
Nick Karzai

lewski

Barb Karzanlewski 612, Da-
Je Morehouse 612, Shirl Mo-
rehouse 612, Mario Carpino
611, Frank Webster 606, Bill
Wait 600.

Fri. Night Classic Mixed
“LHS Pearl Mott 251

MHS
MHT Bill Davis. 760.
THS Believe It or Not
1063. THT 5 3
Team paints: Possibles
, Believe It or
0, 5 Stars

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Your hotels. Your choice of lunch or: dinner:
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Fly to the Orient with the airline that was born in
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“JAL’s off-season savings start
February and last til July. For more
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For further information and a colourful brochure on JAL's

Two thousand eight hun-
dred yards of gravel was
crushed and stock-piled.

Tt was a heavy year in
the water work's depart-
ment, No, 2 and 8 wells had
two acid treatments. They
both were also put throug!
@ redevelopment treatment.
Repairs had to be made on
No. 3 pump shaft. A section
of 70 feet of shaft and all
the bearings had to be re-
placed on No. 2 well pump.

There were 25 new ser-
vice connectlons made and
two extensions to water ma-
ins installed in 1972. Six

hundred feet at the park
system and 700 feet at Con-
nors Road main,

The No. 2 pump at the
Upper Bench pumphouse
was over-hauled. Extensions
were made to four hydrants,

There were some im-
provements made at the

arks, The Pony League
all diamond grounds were
levelled and reseeded. If the
ass is given a chance in
the spring, it should make a
first-class’ ball diamond.

The park at the Guido
Subdivision was cleared of
underbrush and some of the

ground was seeded. A few
real tables were built and
placed in the park.

Some time was spent at

sw pool. The
podl was cleaned and re-

ainted. Improvements were
fhade to the life-guard build.
ing; toilet accommodations
were installed, lights were
wired in, Protectors for the
underwater lights were put
in. Lighting in) the dressing
rooms was nged.

A new wi water line was
installed to improve the clr-
culation at the shallow end
of the pool,

It was a busy year at
the cemetery. There were
22 graves dug. Quite a num-
ber of sunken graves were
repaired. There were seven
leaks on the sprinkler Lhe
tem and a depository was
built,

CHURCHES

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. W. Harrison
Ph, 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
Sam,-1lam.-7 pm,

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430

‘Home 365-6667
Next to the Cloverteat Motel
Castleaird Plaza .

Sunday aschoal 9.45
Famuy Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Moret ip Service

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St., Castlegar

‘Worship Service ir p.m.
unday School

365-7502 and sae

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

One block East of the
Castleaird fry ay ae pare
10 a.m, Si
11_am. ‘Morning Wo. cnehp
7.30 p.m. Evaggellate

Wed. 7.30 Prayer Bible
ui
N. Walker - Phone 365-6662

The plant
took the minimum of sain
tenance, but the sewer lines
more trouble than
usual, There were five sew-
er blockages one sewer br-

eak and we had to move 50
feet ‘of sewer line.

All equipment has has been
serviced and maintained by
our own personnel.

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

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

9:45 A.M. Sunday School

{alternate Sundays)

ST. DAVID’S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
8:00°A.M. Holy Communion
9:00 A.M, Sunday School
10:00 A.M, United Church Service
11:15 A.M. Anglican Service (Communion)
* Parish: Office: Phone 365-8337 —
Clergy: Terry Allen and Ted Bristow

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

781 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
Church Ph. 366-5212

Sunday School 9.55 a.m,

Tuesday:

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
118 --7th Ave, Kinnaird

Sunday Services 9:30 a.m.
Minister; Rev. C, Smyth
Phone 368-3818 Trail, B.C.
SN
CHURCH OF GOD
804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird
Sunday School - for all
ages — 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Fellowship Hour

Ripe 7:30 p.m.
Minister: Ira Johnson
Ph. 365-6762

Business and Professional Directory

Dutch Cleaning Service
Day-Week or Monthly
or Contracts

Shampooing wall to wall

and rugs
mates Ph. free of
iets 352-7123 or Nelson
Zenith 6826, Castlegar.
C. Van Pelt

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway _ Distributors
365-5459

Kinnaird, B.C.

Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring

BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat Specialists

Medallion Homes

Ph. 365-7241

FAMILY SHOE RENEW
631-3rd Ave. CASTLEGAR
Phone 365-3231

epal
heels while you wait
Holder of Orthopedic
Certificate of Registration
in the Shoe Service .
Institute of America

VACUUM
FILTER QUEEN
SALES & SERVICE
1440 Bay ‘Ave., Trail, B.C.
Ph, 368-9164

For E
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Cloan Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop

Box 25, Robson, B.C.

Ph, 365-7605

PARDMAN ° FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and Service
‘GUARANTEED REPAIRS
Ph. 365-5240

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL

CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075

Free Estimates

DESMOND T.

‘ LITTLEWOOD DOS.
OPTOMETRIST
366 Baker St. -
Nelson, B.C.

Ph, 352-5152

H. VAN OOSTEN
Plumbing & Heating Ltd.
Plumbing - Heating - Gas

Fitting - Boiler and
Furnace Cleaning - Oil
Heating - -Tinsmithing

x 99, Cascade
Ph ar 9a, Christina
Lake

COLUMBIA SIGNS
Plastic — Neon — Painted!
Sales — Service

«+ « Reasonable
Phone 365-7852
Robson, B.C,
Professional — Prompt

Installations

RADIO & TV
Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals -

Ph. Pete Zibin 365-5575

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

WEST KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
SS. No. 1, Trail

No. 6 Ymir Rd., Nelson
Eve. Clinics Tues., Thurs,
Castleaird Plaza,
Next to Young Agencies
- 7 to 9 pm.

MOORE FORMS
ADDING TAPES
RECEIPT BOOKS
CASTLEGAR NEWS
*Phone 365-7266

am.”

> Column — a 2000 ft.

"John Muir's High Sierra”
Tonight at Selkirk College

Wandering through the

Yosemite Valley of the Cali
fornia Slerra Nevadas;
Crossing the Muir “Trall
to Mt. Whitney, the tallest
mountain ot the con, inental
United Stat
Climbing’ Washington's

vertic-
al granite wall;

Winter ski touring to
Muir Pass.

These are part of the
adventures to be shown at
Selkirk College this Sunday
at 8 p.m. when Dewitt Jones

resents his film ‘John
ulr's High Sierra’, The
film will be shown in the

colle fe Lounge.
Yosemite

the
valley that ihe conservation.
ist, Je Muir made his
home ag several years, This
was to lead nim to help
found the Sierra Club, now
one of the leading conserva:

ion frouns in North Amer-

hn Muir was also the
inspiration behind the crea-
tion of Yosemite National
Park in 1890,

The film is about the
man, John Muir, the moun-
tain range which inspired
the formation of the Sierra
Club, and about a vision
that “in wildness is the
preservation of the world.”

e is not travel.
ling, Dewitt Jones makes his
home in a cabin in the Sel-
kirk Mountains of B.C. His
interest in exploring the
wilderness began early and
hs Heh the summers of

Park. He attended Dartmou-
th College, graduating cum
laude with a degree in dra:
ma, and honors

laywrit:
- ing and public pecking,

John Mara Was a Promising

‘(Gulf
ww

Man But Doomed to Failures

John Andrew Mara was
a_man of bright promise

got about mining for a
while and took a job ona

who was a dopged by failure si at, Later he joined
throt long career the Bend gold rush on
in fish Columbia. His ex- the ‘River but was
periences did not sour him i disappointed .and headed
and: he-loved the ‘new Iand.: for coast -again travell-
a the wea until the ing on foot...
led al He .was elected to. the
He was born ai ron provincial ture in

in 1840 and asa

just out of school joined the the
famous Overlanders expedi-
tion to seek his fortune on
the gold fields of the Cari-
boo. These pioneers trekked

le;
Terk representing the Koo-
tenays and later was mem-

ber for Yale, He was spea- -

ker of the house between
1883 and 1 iter
won a federal seat and held
it until 1

with oxen across the prair- 886 when he ‘was
je and Mara liked to recall defeated. Ee
be ens alongside » the a ie then resolved to
jow-Mov! Reet build a si carry
When he arrived HH t Klondike
Kamloops, perhaps pe miners, In 1898 the . Stik-
it _his tired feet, he for ine Chief, a river stern-
wheeler that required a tug
Small Appliance Repairs to take it north to Wrang-
was launched in Van-
Cadmac souvers The wyge pe north,

wi in
Appliance Service ended Peer acter ah eee the
. 365-6141, Castlegar tow parted and the freight-

ME

Jack's Auto Service Lid.

Across from-the Schoo! Board Office In Castlegar
“Dr.” Jack Osachoff — Telephone 365-7511
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE
YOU. BETTER

Winterize your car now before win-
ter strikes in earnest and problems
develop. Special winterizing -rates
now in effect.

"WE HURRY SERVICE”

* Use Chargex or Your Gulf Credit Card

All Sizes

COMPLETE LINE OF WINTER TIRES
Special Prices

ANTI-FREEZE
Gal... $2.69

Junction Gulf Super Service

located at the Highway Junction in. Kinnaird
Managed by Phil Zaytsoff -—- Telephone 365-3014

. vena gift by Mrs.

Recreation News

Fem the Director's Desk

dack Alouf

we ave finally got the
weekend ski trips organized,
The first went up to
Red Mount in yet at Saturday,
Here are the details

Anyone wishing to go
on ‘either Saturday or Sun-
day must have their name
and money into the Recrea-
tion Oitice no later than
noon on the Friday of shat
week, Maximum bus load is
14 so the first 14 with their
name and money in will be
ensured of a seat.

The minimum we can
take 10 passengers, If
les “than 10 want transport-
ation the trip will be can-
celled. Round trip cost is
$2.50 per. person,
our pickups. The first
the school bus yard in
Castlegar at 7:30 a.m. and
consecutively behind the Hi
Arrow Arm Ki

ire
main highway at Blueber
if re neste ”
e bus will return
from Red Mountain at 3:45

welcome and I am
there is no age limit,
Blueberry Creek Re-
creation Commission will be
holding four more bingos in
February. The first bingo is
Feb. Sth, a silver dollar bin-

on your calen
We would like to ex-

tend a special welcome to .

all visitors in our area for
1 Minor Hoe Hockey. Week and we.

pere ou at geta “a hig belp. hel lp
our western hospi
it as as they say in Spanish
casa es sul casa’ — My
house is your house,
A reminder for Satur-
Jan. 27, there will be

enin fe as sche .
it seems that the ladies

place at the
School. on
7.30 to 9.30 p.m.
Fourteen ladies have sl-
fred up and we are keep-
ig registrations. open for
one mere week. The c
d on Jan. 22 so if you
‘nis up now you will only

mondays from

one of the 10 sessions.

1s
30. We are still accept-
ing, more registrations, Re-
‘ation fee for these

Recognition
Given Mrs. Fuller
By Eastern Star

Presentations were made
on Tuesday of last week
when the Minto Chapter Or-
der of the Eastern Star held
its regular meeting.

Mrs. M. Peachy was gi-
. Fuller
for her services as * pianist
for these past many years
and Miss Sybil Harrower,
who is moving  to- Clear-
‘brook, was presented a fare-

well gift by Mrs. H. John-
son,

During the serving of
refreshments both J. Haine

. and J. Stier, who’ were cele-

brating their birthdays that
cular day, were pre-
Fonted with

d ue
odiand Park

classes is $3 for 10 sessions.
Regitration is at the Recrea-
tion Office,
Application forms for
positions of playground su-
pervisors, canoeing and cam-
ning supervisors and. life-

One of the first resid-
ents of Kinnaird and an
employee of Cominco for 36
years ¥Sim wileted, 56, died
‘hursday at his home,

Funeral services were Ronald of aeceaan: one
guard instructors are NOW — held Monday from the cha» daughter L. (Sydney)
Outi ta Cantloger Ifyou Bel of the Castlegar Funer- Priore of rinee Geores;
are. interested in” any” of =f Hein Rock Creek, four. grandchildren 1 and one

orn near Rock Creek, _ sister, leno}
these positions for this sum- yp, Wisted ‘was a member Oroville, Wi ash.

mer, you can pick up an ap-
plication form.

imum age for any
position is 16 years, Any
students under 16 who wou-
ld to volunteer as a
junior leader for the sum-
mer program can leave
thelr name at the Recrea-
tion Office.

of Enterprise Lodge of Odd
Fellows of Trail, Royal Can-
adian Legion Branch No.
170, Sanquarino Club and
re lent of the Kin-

Improvement Soclet:
and of tl @ Group Commit-
tee to Cubs, Scouts, Brown-
jes and Guides,

YOUR TOTAL FOOD

Funeral Services Held Monday
For Early Kinnaird Resident

He retired from Com-
inco approximatel:
‘years ago sue to

by his “wt Rita; one son,

Rev. ted a arlatow offic.

lated at “the service,
Pallbearers were A. Pr-

fore, M. Warner, N. Chur-
ches, M. DeBiasio, S. Mc-
Kenzie and G. Nash.

Burial took place in
Park Memorlal Cemetery In
Kinnaird.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursda
D-BAR-D LICENSED

DINING ROOM

January 25, 1973

ted Is survived

and Tk
haat 4pm- -2 am. Soturday 12 noon = 1 a.m.
Sunday 12 Noon - 10 p.m.

D-BAR-D CABARETS

Friday Amateur Night 9 p.m, - ??
Saturday 9 p.m, - 1 am.

4 p.m, to

THIS SATURDAY EVENING
The Versatiles

BILL IS LOWER AT

CUT-RATE — THE FOOD FOLKS

PARTY BOOKINGS AVAILABLE MONDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY — PHONE 365-3294

D-BAR-D RIDING STABLES
One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Ootischenla

POT ROAST

BEEF ROUND STEAK
FRYING CHICKEN

PORK STEA

PORK RIBLETS

GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ...............--.--esc0es 1

49:

Government Inspected. Lean.
Grain-Fed Pork ............-.22 ++ - Ub

PURE.PORK SAUSAG

FREEZER BEEF - SIDES

CANADA GRADE ‘A’. No, 1 Quality

HIND .... Ib. 99¢

Canada Grade ‘A’
No. 1 Quality . Ib.

Canada Grade ‘A
No. 1 Quality .

FRESH. Grade ‘A’
33 Ib. Average.......... Ib.

¢
ib. l 19

Government
Inspected .

Ib.

FRONT .... Ib. 69

SUGAR

cmmmare $11 49

MIRACLE =:

“COKE, GINGERALE,
SPRITE. 26 or. ....

POP
SOUP
CRACKERS==. 69

AYLMER. TOMATO -
VEGETABLE. 10 oz. ............

PAULINS.
SALTED,
PLAIN, 2 Ibs. ......

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“BUDGET BOOSTERS ©

: FLUFFO SECRET DEODORANT
Tib...:. 3 Ibs. 99¢ © Giant 2.2...

PEACHES TOMATOES
14 oz... 4 tins $1 28 oz. .... 3 tins $1
VELVEETA CHEESE NIBLETS CORN
2 Ibs. $1.69 12 oz. ..... 4 tins $1

PICKLES
32 oz. Astd. .... 59¢ | 14 BEANS 6 tones

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&

CHEESE... 79
DINNER 7.41
COFFEE x... 79:
CRISCO OIL =:==.89:
{GRAPEFRUIT 10.1

CATELLI.
7 oz. Pkg.

cake courtesy of Mrs. S.
Grant.

The cake was cut and
served to the members and
guests from

Th ex-

pressed their appreciation
for a memorable evening.

|CABBAGE ~« 10

FRUIT DRINKS
48 oz. Astd. . 3tins$1 | 19 Ridiebaaser ried

Robin Hood OATS | “TOMATO SAUCE
Bye the Seo TUNA 7 oz. ..... 8 tins $1
1S tins $ SCOTTIES

aateasi$ 100 400 ..... 3 for $1.00

- BLEACH
Perfex. 128 oz.... PINK SALMON
7 oz. .... 2 tins 89c

HEAD & SHOULDER
SHAMPOO VIVA TOWELS
2 rolls 69e

Lotion. Tube .... 99c
CAKE MIXES DOG FOOD
ROVER. 15 oz.

8 fins $1.00

pkgs. 19
Strawherrles 2 .. §9¢
6 rolls 59¢

69c

THURS, - FRI. ONLY

BUTTER TISSUE

Canada No. 1 Qlty, } CASHMER

BUNS

HAMB, - WIENER, FRESH .|

2» $145 3..$1

CASTLEGAR NEWS

cig memset ae ls Thureday At
F THE

COWAN OFFICE SUPPLIES
(Formerly J. T. Mowatt Co, Ltd. of Nelson}

Kampat Tours talk to your travel agent or send this coupon to:

airports. Even tips and admission fees are included. Total
JAPAN AIR LINES, Box 7900, Vancouver 3, B.C.

cost, including air fare: $1122, And that’s only the

beginning. NAMB Sse) UU asis aes tae Sastleens, ne. é

JAL has two more tours that give you more of the ene ay te, Fubllsber =— Bart Camvbel, Be are plezsed to announce that
things our $92 tour gives you for the same kind of savings. aie Here 4 ; ‘ oe
Take our 22-day Kampai Grand Orient Tour and you'll _ PHONEND.....-..0.0. Oise.) Lake Bae Nene mene eee Bene Brodmas, Shep Foreman ; Mrs. Polly Chernoff
get all the cities in our Mini Tour plus Singapore, Bali, My travel agent is. Mall subscription rate to the Castlegar News in Ink with the correct name and address of the

4s $6.00 per year. The price by dellvery boy Is 15
cents an issue. Single coples in stores are bs
conta,
Second-class matt registration ‘number 0019.
The Castlegar News {8 a member of the
audit Bureau of Circulations.

“It is:a member of the Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Association and the B.C. division
of the Weekly

should be
The Editor, Castiegar News, Drawer 490, Cais
war, BC. Letters for publication must be signed

writer. “Pen” names will be used on request,
but the correct name must be submitted.
Agreement: It 1s agreed by the advertiser re-
questing space that the Iability of the paper in
the event of fallure to publish any advertise-
ment of any description or in the event ‘that
errors occur In the publishing of an advertise-
ment shall be limited. to the amount paid by.
the tor that portion of the advertis-
ing space occupled by the Incorrect’ item only,
and that there shall be no liability in any event
beyond the amount paid for such advertisement.

Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur. JAL's 30-day Kampai Circle
Pacific Tour will take you all’ around the Pacific.

will be calling on our
regular customers in
Castlegar and Kinnaird to -
assure continual service for
all Stationery, Office, Furniture
and Business Machines

PHONE 365.8148

Prices based on double occupancy, G.1.7. economy class air fare from Vancouver.
Plus $54 peak season surcharge for tours departing July 1 through October 31.

TOTEM TRAVEL SERVICE (Trail) Ltd.

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TRAIL and CRANBROOK
Reservations and Tickets
“SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS”

For all travel arrangements see .. «

WEST’S

TRAVEL AGENCY PH. 365-7542

— KINNAIRD ONLY —
PRICES EFFECTIVE VE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY : WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT 1 QUANTTES

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