VAS AubUAEL ING WS, Lnursday, rep. 6, iyov

“Rod and Gun Club Annual Meeting
Discusses Conservation Aspects

The West Kootenay Rod
Association

and Gun Clubs
held ‘it’s
quarterly meeti
ar last week wi
ce

Nakusp, Riondel,
‘Trail, Ross-

Forks and Cast

"Guests from the fish and
wildlife branch of the depart-

t
iy Church Services

annual and first

ment of conservation and re-
creation were Joc Gibault,
piper Cc.

vale and treasurer Dennis
Whitehead of Creston. New

officers were installed by ora

Rebekah Lodge

Local and District Bowling Results

Installs Officers
At Nordic Hall

The new officers of King-
n Lodge No. 75

Monday Night 7 o'clock

and

Ha "Anderaak, all of Cran-
brook, Pete Ewart of Castle-
gar and Ted Rutherglen of
Nelson.
Discussion on. strip mun
ing. proposed changes in
fishing regulations, condition
of game populations due to
extreme winter weather con-
ditions, appointment of more
game conservation officers,
sraposals on the Mickey Mc-
pen Memorial Conservation
many

ST. RITA'S

CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rer. E. A. Brophy
Ph. 365-7148

Sunday Masses at
9am. -ilam.-7 pm.
CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667

Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Family Bible Hour.- 10 a.m.

Family Worship 11 a.m.
ig Worship Service
7.00 p.m.

a

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
7th ‘Ave. Kinnaird
Rev. J. H. Wiseman
DIVINE WORSHIP
and

: Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

and
other’ subjects pertaining to
conservation of our natural
resources highlighted a very
good meeting.

Election of officers was
conducted by ink Shan-
non of Riondel, Elected were:
Bruitvat, Fred M. Heldt of

Trail Wins 2-0
Over Mudlarks
In Pee Wee Game

In Pee Wee hockey ac-
tion during Minor Hockey
Week the Castlegar Mudlarks
lost 2-0 to Trail on Jan. 27.
Trail marksman ‘was
Handley getting both goals
with Rypien and Bella pick-
ing up the assists.

Jamaeff and Zichert of
the Mudlarks both drew

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 9.30 a.m.
Held in St. David's
Angiican Church
Sunday School 8.45 am,
Rev. Harold C. Clark

On Jan. 28 the Castlegar
Kinsmen Pee Wee team
downed Nelson by a score of
oe . Goaleelters for Castlegar
two

ad of
Gonts Martha Heidt of Fruit si

ast
Dan Santano® of Naleusp.

of | Cariloeee: were : installed

of officers a — interesting
and informative talk
Demarehi

in the Nordic
Hall, Kinnaird ‘recently.
Installing officers, all

of Adinah Rebekah e Ralph Scott

given by Mr.
b; fro

y

the floor concerning the ad-
visability of reopening the
deer season in certain areas,
wildlife count and condition,
and concern over the low
harvest of deer taken in 1968.
Mr. Demarchi felt that, com-
bined with severe winter con-
ditions, a loss of 50 per cent

the deer, in

ther
ore, Brian rte 610, Wi
ir. 604. yy

Coffes Break
LHS Pat Gordon 238.
LHT Pat Gordon 671.
THS Wheaties 923. THT
2554.

Wheaties
.Yeam points: Take Five
3, 3, Wheatles 3, Mugs 3, Pin-
Cheerios 1, , Mutfets

Lodge No. 8 of Trail, were| Min
Mrs. Goldie Strachan, Mrs.
Jean McKerracher, Mrs, Geor-
gina Strachan, Mrs.'D. Smith,
Mrs. W. Watson, Mra, R.
Robertson, Mrs. J. Wilby and
Miss Jean Stainton.
of

Ki y

into office for 1969- Other 600's

of
the West could
take place.
Slides were shown by
Mr. Rutherglen pertaining to
these same topies showing
the fate of deer when winter
forage in unavailable, result-
ing in death on highways and
tarvation.
The next zone meetin
wil be in

exists for conservation,

70 were: noble grand Mrs. A.| Hazel Donaldson Pell yes

Allen, vice grand Mrs. J.| Andrews
Tuesday : 78 lock
LHS D:

He 2.23,
ce Og-
lows 2-21, Independents 2-37.
7 o'clock
Following the he ineatation

note officers of the

Mrs. Jerry Gastle
Honored Recently
With Bridal Shower

A surprise miscellaneous
shower was held recently at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Monty Warner of Blueberry
Creek for Mrs. Jerry Castle
(nee Dianne Warner) whose
Q took place Jan. 13

wit!
zoals assisted on both shots
by Bigsby. Harms delivered

art. Moscovitch and Pritchard

also picked up singles.
Nelson 2 we

CHURCH OF GOD
Kinnaird Community Hall
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson

Phone 365-6762
Sunday School 9.15 a.m.
Morning Worship 10 a.m.

legar for tripping and Nel-
son’s Reeves tor ziOr hooking,

a single on a pass from Stew-|"
Mrs.
ere! Castle an

L karto of Blueberry Creek.

in Knox United Church at
d | ‘Trail.

Over 25 guests were pre-
sent with hostesses being
Jim Eiisteds
id Mrs. B. L. Brown
of Kinnaird and Mrs. Leo
and Mrs. Nick Ma-

mureday. the hae
with th

aed

7 p.m, Fri. Youth Fellowship Castle ear being BEE
7.30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study

and Prayer — Held in Homes
————

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

Two blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 a.m. Sunday School Hour aa
llam. ‘Mornin; Worship {mate Wrist But two pucks
7.80 pam, Evangelistic Service | into the
Wed, 7.00 Prayer Bible Study’

bie gun

popped ina single for Cast-
legar’s number six. Walker
was credited with three as-|
tesla and Paul with one as-

sist gham was Nelson's star:
with a hat-trick while te:

DePaoli ft five fpals. New fie

Pink and white was the
decor with a large pom pom
[es above the bride’s chair.

Games were played with|surance Act

‘prizes won by Mrs. Walter
Ges

Mig ‘oe “Kiana,
the openin,

Phone 365-7807
Rev. Helmut Buttenberg THE SALVATION ARMY
Pastor iy.
9.45 a.m. Sunday Schou!
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting

PENTECOSTAL
7.30 p.m. Evening Service

TABERNACLE

7.30 p.m. Prayer and

781 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds Bi ble Study

Phone 365-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Moraing Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
‘Tuesday: Bible Study and
Prayer 7.30 p.m.
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30
p.m.

i p.m, Home League
730 pam m, Open Air and Young

Public i invited to all services.

Envoy and K. Mallory

Ph. 365-7112

You are never a stranger at
the Army

ig

of the many atts were the

bride and groom's mothers.

uring the serving of re-

freshments the guest rf hon-

or cut and served a special
decorated cake.

Car Hit Truck
In Accident
Near Airport

An accident involving
three vehicles near the Cast-
legar airport on Jan. fel Me

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

ST. DAVID’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. Terry Allen — Ph. 365-7424

the car then slid across the
highway where it was in col-
lision with a second car.

the ular bi
ting of he lodge
by the new
At ale conclusion of

jars 4, Re; 1%, Im-
ed by the hostess lodge. ies | 0, Seale Ts 244, ‘Blow

Castlegar Drug
" fanay Stripers 2-28, ‘Macalis- 1
ter's Insuran 234%,

Jo Taylor 626.
5. Minks
Binks

Darrel Rourke 614, Ruth
fot urke 6
Tues. “note
Marge Bonnett 204.
nett 633,
Carlson 285.

Other 600's ‘Joyce Tura-

er 603.
Wednesday Morning Drivers
LHS Me

Team points; Cadillacs 1,
T-Birds 1, Ramblers 1, Mus-
tangs 3, "Chevys 3, Jaguars

Thursday Morning

14, Joyce 3.

Martin 645.
THS Squirrels 918. THT
Squirrels 26

Team ets: uirrels 3,
»|Minks 1, Lions 3, Ci mae
Beavers 3, ‘Teddy Bears 1.

reday Morn

ui
Jo Taylar 254, LET
aks 909. THT

Team points: Beavers 3,
Chipmunk 1, 4, Lions
0, Squirrels 3, Teddy’ Bears

1.

Thursday Night Mixed Com.
LHS wn Feeley 258.

LHT Shirley Stans 6
MHS Bill Savinkoff 318.

Other 600’s Les Acheson

MHT Matt Rohn 7 736.

606, Kari Rourke £90, | Ho!
Mixed 9-11

282. | Criers

be ede Annabelle Kinakin| LHT Barb ¢
PLT, Blaine Martin

rent rs 208. 5 1069. THT.

cam pol Points: Good Guys
3, Lifesavers 1, Hotshots 3,
Splinters 1, Lt 5 4, Yip-

PB
Other 600 Bill Savinkoff
1, Alex Cheveldave 689,
Dave Heibert 652, We Jake Koen-

Barrel’ Rou uowke rca John

Ratiors Thurs. 1 pm.
Vi Wilcox 255.
Betty Pinter 720.

THS Groaners 885. THT
293.0

Team points: Hooters 3-
43, Screamers 231, Groaners
230, Wailers 031, co
29, Moaners 131.
Other 600’s Bonni White

625,
Friday Night Classic Mixed
LHS Carol O'Neil 310.

655.
MHS John pence 304.
MHT John Obetkoft 73!
Guei Odd Balle 088 THT
Pointe a Odd bared

3, Joggers Kinberries
Blow Outs Fi Gutter Five Fy

Beer Bellies

Other 600's Ken Scott

684, Karl Koree!
Davis 637, Carol ral ONell 61, 640,
Tom Dat mn 600.

Availability Ke
Word in UIC

Claims of Fraud

The Unemployment In-
surance Commissio1 eS
sing “availability for’ work
in its current campai; Gordon Pace set up thi

detect fraud and ses of! lead with a hat-trick follow.
the UIC fund. Persons beg ed by Bruce Martin with two
called in to UIC offices for a Ken
review of their active cl

The Mite Eagles out-
skated and outshot the lea-
sugieading Rockets 6-1 on

are auestionsd ecificall:
this poi = x

Capt. Danny Harsent, newly
on by thi

acquired e Rockets,
Popped one Min for his team.
The and Red

Why’ pin
Statistics indicate that Flyers
Wing Jrs. see-sawed back and

er cent of the past cases
accurate and-or dishon-

fi
manner represent about 32
per cent of the overpayments,

ye Collier and Kerry Ho Pan
The Unempl loyment In- crodien

meee

1,|Earny an Garry, set the pace
38 | for the | nen Wing Jrs. Bath
Garry fia

play went to Paul Newman
Investigations
Are Welcomed
By UIC Claimant

suitable employment.”

Whether the clanmant is
male or female make no dif-
ference, the regulations and

laim Sherstobitoft ‘scored a single. |sist

Tae ora 12,

Mite Eagles Down League
Leading Rockets Saturday

and Mark Steenvoorden.
Rounding up the morn-
ing | games the Jets and Hor-
ts tangled with the Jets
e [edging their adversaries 3-2.
Goal-getters for the vic-
tors were Capt. Jett pote:

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art with a single
and teammate B Bue Zayt-
soft shooting in

fanon and Mike Miller. Cape. yt.
Akselson scored none

a-| ber two.

As of Feb. 1 the 10 top

scorers are Bru Martin

with 17 points, ett Stewart
Mark Hryciw and Gordon

Danny’ Kuadiken and. Danny

anny

Harsent 6

ers are

Nararolt ind Perry Samoy-

and Danny
Se polnts En Bvepoiat

Tiina

BONNEY WELL

DRILLING

Box 352

Providing year around
gar - Nelson - Trail area.

supply next summer,

For Information

Jrs. and |
ae Bee i its each. ee

Kinnaird, B.C.

Have your well drilled during the winter
months and be sure of an adequate water

service to the Castle-

Phone 365-6751

procedures are the same.
Dear Sir:

About all these UIC Gis-
honesty claims it

Business and Professional Directory

of late: I would like to say
this, that it’s better late than
i nee too, bad this
explanation. ur Its 8 just a pro-
five examples of}&am started
ing Sains which were disqual-

uso 5 the clatoants lion and no one seemed to

care then, but now that's

one and almost everyone is

a-|Deing treated as sishoues: or
something like that

Tm a_claiman r myself

and appreciate it but what

a hard time I get every, time

made.
i apply for benefit

Copies of the brochure|

‘Conciensious “Claimant

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY.

pecevering 5 - Remodelling
- Tiles
Ne: Obligation
Ih. 365-5636

PARSLOW'S
+ Enterprises Ltd.

Gunsmiths
sporting “Geods
Ph. 368-5025

MARVIN L. LeROY
S., OD.

130 BC.
Sainte
Office Ho

Tues. through ‘Sat,

12 1

Ph, 365-7355

PARDMAN FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and Service

. KOOTENAY WELDING

MOORE
BUSINESS FORMS
i Agent
CASTLEGAR NEWS

& CASTING REPAIRS
General Welding
Cylinder Blocks

Cylinder: Heads, Etc.
121 Columbia Ave.

Ph. 365-5531

GUARANTEED

Results of Successful Candidates
In Exams of Royal Conservatory

Examinations ye
Royal Conservatory 0: Musie
of Toronto were held recent-

Trail.
The following is a list of
uccessful’ candidates in or-
der of merit:
Grade X eX Flan,

am.
Pass — Barbara J. Cam-

CFP Grade Vill Plano
First Class Honors —

Araythe Wie Wiebe.

Christina J. i wiator fenin

Linda
Grade. VII Piano
Pass Deborah Wood.
Grade VI Piano
Fie ce Honors —
Susan ley.
Honors — Louise Tenis-
Marion Whitehouse (equ-
al), Maureen Lewis, Debbie
Sloman, Brenda L. Debler.
Grade V Piano

tnt, Paley Bar Brothe: erat
ROUTAN
FOR

RESERVATIONS |;
MEXICO - HAWAIIAN
& EUROPEAN TOURS
ARRANGED
.e
CASTLEGAR AGENT
FOR THE WESTERN
HOTEL CHAIN

e
WEST‘S
DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542

Pass — Joan K. Water-

OW Grade §V Plano
First ,C

‘Went
cl Holly R. Whitley.
°* pase /~ ‘Teresa Robinson.

Grade Ill Piano .
First | Class Honors _—
Melanie Me;

Honors — Valerie Mitch-
glas oH, Wetmore

“Grade 11 Piano ‘
First Glass. Honors — An-
ne P. Gi
Honors — Bonnie Fresu,
Donna J. fuatheson (equal);
| Ganistine , Me
wan (equal),
Dawes, Teresa Furlal ie equal).

First
Alida est mth Nancy J. Lit-
tley.
— Teresa

Hon M. Al-
ton. Darlene , Bechard ceaua), |
Rodger Susan
Wilson, Mare A. tonacker.

> Grade 1X Singing

Honors — Patricia Palm-

er.

Grade Vili Singing
First Class Honors:

Bobbie Stewart.

Spring, Featured
In Latest Edition
Of Beautiful B.C.

Two

gested that spring
to Loo!

hanging flower baskets

of wood sculpture
ee eot of nite: Hock

Hydro Announces
Arrow Reservolr
Is Boing Lowered

B.C. a announced
this week Ww reser
voir is being a to meet
somnetreany flood | control
1] power re-

hiy ill
many of Victo ins
is included.

Taeiageatn
lion suggestions
in an article descril

guirements under the Colum-
W. Millan, ‘Hydro’s
a

ee engineer, said the
reservoir, which was held at
the 1.404foot elevation last
summer and. fall, will be
brought to elevation Bt a0
feet or lower by M: 1.
The reservoir will be cent t at
or below this Jevel until ‘April
1, 1 when a drawdown

will be made.
“These levels refer to ss
evations in the lower ake.

per lake elevations ai be
ly higher, dependin; on
lows

ACCA |

He

The
Beautiful
Magazine is now on sale.

Played Their Part

if failin;

yiad't the cee of of way fo!

hoto stories about so

edit

»|Columbia Magazine, publish-
ed by the department of tra-
c-! vel industry. vi
In one article it is is SU (ete Do ERS

yk and Boot with
ee ea variety of beauty
and i lite an the outdoors. In

article a colorful
Took at Victoria's famous

A story about the work
Arnold

tty 2 hits tant by Victoria
ictor!
$a hitorlan’ Ja x” Nesbitt,

For. those looking for,

2 igs
way 5 and the Spin nad Ack

Charge Dism ssed

[SUGAR AND SPICE

Those Canadian Winter Cormivals

ici
than rie usual number.
i
y atten
This

following week

h' piate sulcide,

Notes Imporiance

's! Of Glaucoma Test

is|m
managing direc
the blind
Cane Week which the :C.
ea-|and the Canadion Council

100,
er 35 have the

stories are about

narrow and are: unable to,
moved the lit

the

wr will result.
“There one ray

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Building
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All You Need

Castlegar, BOC,

to Finish & Home Planning Service

Across from the Arena

Box 90 - Phone 365-8151

P&G Builders Supply

from Basement

mak-,
es them feel so rotten for the, ‘ nival
that: they'r

glad to be alive again that:
they wouldn't even contem-

T’'ve seen people age gal peiat
years during a winter carni-

* Don't talk to me about

White Gane Week

“Glaucoma is one of the

ost i batting eye songitions |
to wel OW,

meant d director of the Can-

adian National Institute for

an interview for White My

Blind annually,
{he explained a that, in Canaaa
eon tate pene

lds. ate the ; ie

sure fo build up which Talls
nerves. at the back
to of the eye and reduces sight.

left ‘untreated, blindness

.|in a tug-o-war and was drag-

3 Those things go on for a
week or a month, and there's
ter a lot of Sous ais

e

- 88
oe Bacchanalian orgy into | all
a weekend: the winter car-

Every self-respecting,
‘nadian town has a. winter
carnival of some sort, and if

e

id
national festival for “Spout the

play. We'd “get rid of our
winter tions, our hat-
red of cold and snow. We
might look and feel like skel-
etons when it was over, bul
we'd be purged of our hang-
ups,
Personaily, I'd be willing|"
to: kiss practically y, onybody,
and dance in’ the
should it be -12 below, and
drink almost

cept anti-freeze, if I
week's carnival

of! just be

climbing _b:
our rales about Valentine's
Day, and there would be
spring, right around the cor-
ner.

school | ed

‘we marc]
ri, teacl
step for once, be-
hind an impromptu band, and
lt time:

re-

that, os didn’t hate
Casilegar Downs
Selkirk College

of

17.
Ca-

a] All those Quebecois dancing

t}a university, by the jail- -bird

anything ness years

ple
Two years ago, as a cen-

Ski-|through the

is

hope for nthe _glaucoma_pati-

ene,” ” Mr. Mi noted “When
diaguosed carly, doctors us-
ainst | Way - prescribe drops which,
used used fegulat iy, pravent the

i fur

that weather conditions play- on
in the accident. sew the patient to
— - m5 Today : the ..chances~ of

Damages of $375
Result in Accident
as Schoo! Grounds

Catlegar on Jan. 17 was dis-
nileseg in magistrate’s court
ere last Thursday.

wie aelettate n Cc. Pitts
the case against
Sonata ML.

With 50-29 Win
wins in two
Wallace, noting

ed a part posketball action.
ea sell College 50-29.
Benjamin

B.. Terhune adding _ 1:

holding surveys to
detect plauce % Cross 7, V. Wantnbnead,

detect glaucoma before much

ow inore about fd nany | with.
ut it and many

of them, are e nes. For Selkirk it was Stan.

School grounds when it

with a vehicle
driven by Norman Leslie
Re of

the Tio
Waa vision ie a! therhéad 6, ate
Kinnaird. he
The accident is under in-

part of modern life,” the|M. Turner

director observed, | :
“your beste White Cane Week | with 6 and a Bruch » with 5.

this year is to take
a glaucoma. test. ‘Your le; ai and

CASTLEGAR DRUG

job, |tie C:
our television; your 3 autonio, gad
i > may be at fourth

Single Vehicle

NDU.

Two ii games
for the Castlegar Super Valu
ioe club was reported

1, Castlegar down-

notched
20 points for Castlegar with

E.
M. pee awl is the reverse
Turner’and _M. Fontes each) fia)

For ADU it was M. Cain

dings: eet
Trail, s

third Nelson and

By Bill Smiley

race and tinished d 21st, Went

ged 40 ‘yards through the
snow by exuberant, yelping

we ttock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

students.

Thre ars son
Hugh, laden Sith scheol work

and music, and not doing too
well in either, begged to be
wed to-go to the Quebec
winter carnival. He was only

" After etree ates
searchin; et ig, and pre-
dictions eee disaster, we let
him go. He was entranced.

being merry,

ry.
Now Kim has been in-
vited to. a winter carnival, at

th meno recently. Should
© She's 18, or near enough. ||

PUBLIC NOTICE

Attention: Following are the
WINNING DRAWS
for Minor Hockey Week
The following numbers were drawn for the
food hamper raffle — 098702; 099482; 099846;
098997.
The following numbers were drawn for the
an program — First 268 — Second 514 —

ae (you have any of these numbers please
tact the ion Di at 365-6565.

married 0!
ada, she's just a baby, | with

of dof
her hetore she moe, eae
£ marriage let alone

it. will all sort out, but
int carnival

ito is a
ite all over, th us-
bands looking for wives and
i rh have fone thrcugh
" 0 have

in Ski-doos & and sav-
wee eee lives ony iy by a ane
application of toddy to

The winter carnival has
something, fc for or everyDody: For
the the excite-
id the

dle-age
and companionship
membering the 90d. old days
before those . damned
Snowmobiles were’ in invented.
Long live Hie wean!
Eshrt But let's

oa at the carnival.

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Open 7 a.m. — 9 p.m. Monday through Sefurdsy.
Open Sunday 9 a.m. — 9 p.m

Annual Meeting — Sat., Feb. 8

7.30 p.m.
DANCE WITH LIVE MUSIC

Follows the Annual Meeting to Celebrate Our 20th
. Refr

Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel

h Availabl,

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Accident Results

In $500 Damage

End of January

A BRIGHT

H .CASTLEGAR
f the tru ,.|are available from the Cast-
en Nee OTe Rott |Iegar UIC office, FUNERAL HOME See
was rear-ended by a car driv- 2

Services at 8.00 am. and 11.00 a.m.
UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON

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fo All Major Appliance:

1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.

A single vehicle accident
skirts of Kinnaird

v. Geo. He!
MORNING
Castlegar, 11.15 a.m.

Hermanson — Ph. 365-8337
RSHIP

Sunday School, Castlegar, 9.80 a.m.

Wo
Robson, 9.45 a.m.

Sunday School,
11,00 am.

UNITED CHURCH KINNAIRD - GENELLE

9.45
Rev. Clinton Howard — Ph. 365-7814

am.

Genelle 9.30 a.m.

en by Cameron
Nelson. ‘The truck ‘then slid
across the highway where pit
was in collision with

griven a by Joseph Sackson of of

the accident and police said
at the time that there was
a severe wind blowing snow,

drifts
“visibility wi

Malloy’ of

bearete charges were laid in

on the, highway and

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SPECIALTY
e
GOOD FOSD
COURTEOUS
SERVICE

For Reservations
Phone 365-7277
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City Centre Motel

CASTLEGAR, B.C,

PHONE 3

Pee: i Be se
5.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. — Coffee Shop — Dining Room
Ban

quet Room

NOW OPEN ON SUNDAYS

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE — 11.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m.

CITY CENTRE MOTEL

65-7277

Typ

Typewriter Ribbons

Ink..& Ballpoint Pens
Steno Note Books

Pencil Sharpeners
Columnar -Pads

File Folders
Ledger and Journal
Sheets

Rubber Cement and
Scotch Tape

CASTLEGAR NEWS

If we haven‘t got it, we can get it for you

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

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

GREEP’S ELECTRIC

' McNABB EXCAVATING
SERVICES CO. LTD.

" PHONE, 365-5996

CASTLEGAR
APPLIANCE &
REC RICERATION

ERVICE

Ph, 365-6939
Save iets of c money. Make
rugs eautif bright
with, ae Mate Sain Re-
Rug MPoo,
Rent electric shampooer

31.
KOOTENAY BUILDERS
“ANDoSUPPLIERS -2e,.,

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O.S.
OPTOMETRIST
366 Baker St.

Nelson, B.C.
Ph. 352-5152

BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat Specialists

Homes
Ph, 365-7241

DUTCH CLEANING
SERVICE
Industrial,
eee by os Cleaning
ugs arpets Clea
Free Estimates ne
Phone Zenith 6826

Mail subscription rate to the

conts a month.
Second-class mail registration

Audit Bureau of Circutations,

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Is $4.00 per year. The price by dellvcry boy is 50
Single copies are 10 cents.

writer. Pen
number 0019,

‘The Castlegar News ig a member of the

‘The ‘Betton Castlegar News, Drawer 400, Caste.
gar, BA Letters for publication must be aecem-

panied oy the ocetrect name and address ef the

Ctamerize
NEW ROYAL LIPSTICR,

catanesina cntas FOR ORY SAIN
IG CLEANSER rr
SKIN FRESHENER

‘VIERANCE CREME MASQUE.
and

Fortha first time ever
‘VELVET BATH-LUXURY BATH O1L

CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. E. Goulet, Corner of Pine & Columbia, Ph. 365-7813 °
Open Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday & Holiday Hours: 12 noon-1 p.m. 6 - 7 p.m.

on the outs!
resulted in Gamage of
proximately $500 last
RCMP
so of Rossland was
wards Trail from

the..road au

were mino!
vestigation.

Friday.

say Mervin Colen-

ing ito
naird when his truck ran off
iq upset. There

‘The norideat wu 1s under in-

ap-

Kin.

Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Place Your Out

HELEN’

Of Town Orders Now

FLOWER SHOP

53 Maple — Ph. 365-5191

15 to 50

COME IN AND

Ss;

CLEARANCE
SALE

ALL BOYS & MEN’S

WEAR AT REDUCED
PRICES

Dress Pants and Work Clothes
15 Per Cent Off

Suits, Sport Coats 20% OFF
Winter Jackets 20 - 50% OFF
Sweaters and Shirts 20% .OFF

ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL

BONNETT’S

| BOYS & MEN’S WEAR
|

from

Per Cent Off

CHECK FOR YOURSELF

‘ance of saving,

34%

CASTLEGAR CREDIT

His folks are planning for his future . . . his education,
protection, enjoyment of life. They know the import-

of learning to save at an early age.

That’s why they start his interest-bearing Savings -
Account at the Castlegar Savings Credit Union. This
young man has a tidy sum already!

Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
Want to Know How Your Money
Can Earn Even More for You?
Ask Us About Term Deposits.

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