CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursda'

{> FOR RENT

S§SMALL 2 BDRM HOUSE IN

!Kinnaird, Ph, 965-5606,
CHELOR ‘ILI.

SUITE UT!
‘ties included, ‘Ph. 65 5108:

2\ BD. TY
porch, Pa ane 780m 827

2 BDRM.
“house ‘or rent, Ph, $68-
18778, 82)
y FU H-
ed 1 bdrm. pent suite, In-
‘cludes. cable TV, w.to w
tearpet, Private entrance.
Very central, Responalble
persons only. Ph, St Sze

‘AT RASPBERRY, _SPACT-
‘ous, cool, bsmt. ‘sulte, All
- utilities included, Ph. 65,

7

RM HOUSE. AVAIL-
thle ae. Ist. Ph. 365-5119
— 410-7th Ave., Castl md

7633. ‘
‘UNFURNISRED SUITE —
Beautiful fireplace, Ist
floor. Suitable. for cou le.
Nice and quiet. Ph.
365-5442, aor

ren or pets, Ph, 385-5147.

SMALL HOUSE
Creek, partly -
ed. Ideal for couple. Ph
seat 326
FURN., SMALL 2
baw cottage. Below college
on meadow. Adults only, no
pets. Ph. 36: erie, 325
NEW 2 BDRM SUITE IN
Thrums. Prefer quite reli-
able couple. Ph. 339-4300.
tin24

duly 6, 1972

1 BDRM, FURN, SUITE
Central, Ph, 365-6003,
in Castlegar. Available J
Ph. priate) : 32
1 BDRM -FURN. BSMT.
suite, Ph, 965-3408, 412-8th
Ave., Castlegar. 325
1 BDRM. FURN, SUITE IN

Robson. Reasonable. Ph, ev-
enings 365-7558, 925

325

"TRAILER SPACE. APPLY
G, Clarke, Robson, Ph, 365-
5852, 325

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
y, House for rent. Ph. 365-
770, 325°

HOMES FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

sil a
inces, uck’s
tanster. pa ee rst

CANOPY FOR SALE. cad
new. Ph. 226-7500 after, tae!

.m,
ENDER TELECASTER
Guitar. Ph, 365-6797. 325

Sales, Flats, Shoreacres —
Ph, 359-7555, 2512
eT
yun ivél and sand —
Ba gas 1S6. tin 92

For Sale

4 bedroom two level house,
a fireplace in Uving room
with lull brick wall and

room, vinyl wall cov:
ering exotic wood panellin;

ving room, walnut

doors on main floor level,
cloths closets with full lou-
vred doors and tennessee
cedar lining. Shag wool rug
In main as, parquet oal
ning and entry,
loor to ground
floor level, bathroom ceram-
ie tile, Electric heat with
each Haat thermostatic

OR TRADE: 16’ FIBREGLAS

canoe, Prefer smaller can-

oe. Ph, 30!
SUMMER T! 878 x

14. Ph, 365-5397, 327
ing machine.

Ph, 365-6931.

PUBLIC ADDRESS SYST-

328°

winter ae ua Ph.

jorse gel , le
355-8256, f 825
GOLDEN PALIMINO GELD-

ing riding horse with or
eo saddle.- Ph. 226-

+ MULTIPLE LISTING Seay!

FOR SALE — Lovely

Robson, complete with

hook

= ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

4 HOWARD "ANDERSON 365-6451
MARY ANDERSON 365-6451 or 365-5244

OUTSTANDING HOME PLUS TRAILER COURT
seven acres of land overlooking Columbia river in

and fireplace PLUS two room ‘house for rent PLUS

Rei haine

three bedroom home on

wall to wall carpeting

ty-five trailer
price. $26,500.00.

PASS CREEK
six miles up Pass Creek,

$28,000.00.
CASTLEGAR

Seventeen acre farm, for sale aproximnately

garage, complete with stock and equipment.

Four year old home in deluxe condition,
coll

ps at an

Newly finished home.and

and

KINNAIRD

country privacy on five
KINNAIRD

Central air conditioning,

SLOCAN PARK

Here you are... . Two
on approximately ten

$14,500.00
199 JUNIPER

washer / dryer. Private Basement suite is included
in sale price and it too is fully furnished. Ex.
ceptional Buy at $24,500.00.

Five Bedroom, Comfortable family home with

: Gorgeous Home on huge corner. lot, owner ,
presently landscaping frontage. 16 X 20° sundeck
off living room, white colonial brick fireplace,

system, You really must see this home to appre-
ciate it. Exclusive. $27,900.00.

Looking for a place to get away from it all?

to move fast. $7,500.00.
CASTLEGAR - 411 MAPLE

Good solid comfortable house in excellent
location. Interior needs quite @ bit of work.

One of the loveliest landscaped homes in.
ee Three bedrooms on two floors plus:

acres. $37,500.00.
\
\

, with electronic filtration

room cabin (not finished)
acres of land and priced

suite,
$26,500. 00.
FOR RENT

REVENUE INVESTMENT

downtown Castlegar.
ROBSON

WE cAN HELP YOU

Single office space in our office.

Apartment and Commercial block with ap-
proximately $700 per month in revenue. Located in

One acre of private teoa with own road ap- .
proach, plus dhree room cottage. $11,000.00.

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

Pp

FINANCE YOUR HOME

i
i
i

Install a
COOL-O-MATIC
Automatic

i Transmissio:
Cooler
Heat destroys transmissions

Retail $49.
Distributor
MIKES

RADIATOR SERVICE
1696 2nd Ave., Ph. oer

HOMES FOR SALE

pute thin AVE. Fup 00 -

Bn Br R,3 ae mea!

as at Bi t au berry Kk.
and lot at Blue! Cree!
Ph, 365-5454. 327

ATTRACTIVE ‘AMILY
dwelling and out balding,
good location in Castlegar.
Rent self-contained apt.
Large corner lot, fruit
trees. $21,900. Ph.

6606.

: BDRM HOME ON 3.7
eres in Pass Creek. Fh
565-7478. 327

SMALL 2 2 EDEL FURN.
house on Jarge lot with
fruit trees, Ph, 365-7815, 326

RM. 0.

townsite. evel. corner lot.

Ph, 226-7547. 325

MODERN HOME, 3 BDRMS.

up and one down, fireplace,

w to w carpet in living rm.
9th ae

x a
‘aaa. wenn trees, garage. Re-

_ Bly through P.O. Box 777,

Castlegar, B.C. or apply. at
812 Wi sk, Castlegar. 523

FURNISHED OR UNFURN-
ished 2% bdrm. home, New
plumbing, septic tank ete.
Remodelled, modern, patio,
outdoor barbecue, ‘Beauti-
ful view in New Denver —
near lake, Asking nee
$20,000. Half cash. Open to
offers, Write -Box ot “New
Denver, B.C. or

MORTGAGE -MONEY 1S
available at Castlegar Sav-
“ings Credit Union. Ph. 365-

2. tinl

twin seal wind-
ow Aas throughout with
sereens, All cupboards and
cabinets plastic laminated
covered. Master bedroom
ensilté plumbing. Fully in-
sulated 6”: in all ceiling ar-
eas — at on half acre. By
appointment only. Ph. 365-

5520 after 4 p.m. tin28

MUU
Bonus Cottage $8,500
1208-5th Ave., Kinnaird with
6 rms, and bath but no bsmt
— Gas heated, very

and attractively finished.

For the modest minded.
Less for cash.

Many Rooms $13,900
1024th Ave, at Cedi 3 or
4 bdrms., family kit, full
bsmt. with extra rooms
Gardener's yard and rental

cabin and garage. Suitable
for medium to large family.

10 ac, Thrums $8,500
deal small holding for all
the protection and privac:

you might ever want, seml-

Cleared and partly fenced.
(MLS).

Ootischenia $16,500
14.4 ac (MLS) on the lower
bench North of D-Bar-D.
Terms.

200 Ft. Apt. Site $4,600
Zoned for apartments, and
only two blocks to down-
town. What an opportunity!

Top Quality | eee in
High daionds risen low sup-
ply. If your family is con-
templating the sale of its’
home, consult your long-
time _ ‘professional agent,
ope EF Hipwell, RL (B.C),

(Enquire about MLS)
CALL

Hipwell Realty

PO Box 1179 Ph. 365-7514
2 Castlegar, 8.C,

Ph. 858-
tinlé Fe

EL

CASTLEGAR

SPRUCE STREET
Deluxe 4 bdrm. Family
Home. Price Reduced for
Quick Sale.

Reduced $1,000

WILLOW STREET
Central - 3 bdrm., 2 fire-
places. :
Reduced $1,300
_» SEVENTH AVENUE
‘3 bdrm., Swimming Pool,
2 garages.
; $23,900

SILVER BIRCH
Deluxe - 4 bdrm., Built-in
Stove and Oven.

| $26,900

SOUTH WOODLAND
Large Family Home or Du-
lex.
$26,800

BLUEBERRY
Trailer — Partly Fur-
nished. Large Landscaped
* Lot. :
$15,000

Family Home — 3
acres — 2 Farcels Land-
seaped.

ROBSON "

Post Office Bldg. —
Extra Lot, ©

$8,000

~ Five.- Acre Farm —
Barn — Garage.

$25,600

YOUNG AGENCIES LIMITED

4. E. Young-Manager Office 365-7125 Res. 365-8117
Dave Cooper-Salesman Office 365-7125 Res, 365-8225

KINNAIRD
SIXTH AVENUE
3 bdrm. Built-in Stove &
Oven, 2 Fireplaces — Dou-
ble Plumbing. ©
$24,600

NINTH AVENUE
Attractive 3 bdrm., Stove,
Fridge, Bdrm. Curtains.

$22,500

SEVENTH AVENUE
Price Reduction: for Quick
Sale. 2 bdrm. up, 1 bdrm.
down, Wall-to-Wall. Large
Lot.

Reduced $1,300

ELEVENTH AVENUE
Attractive Family Home. 4
bdrm., Fireplace. ’.

$28,500

SEVENTH AVENUE
Two-for-one — Deluxe 4
bdrm. Plus Rental Home.

$28,500 ©

FOURTH AVENUE
Starter Home or Ideal for
Retired Couple. 2 bdrm.

:, $9,500

RASPBERRY VILLAGE
Executive — 4 bdrm, —
67 Acres.

$32,500

GRAND FORKS
New Sixplex —

Strand and Moshy
Really Ltd.

1198 Bay Ave, Tral
Phone ‘Trail 364-2507
tin42

Property for Sale

APPROX. 1 ACRE ge, at
Raspbe! lage. \-
£0 10" trailer with land.
Ph, 365-7556. $27

Lloyd Mackey Reports ss,
Egg Survey Team ‘Opens Hearings

Three men currently
travelling through Britis
Columbla will soon know
much more than they did
before about eggs and how
to sell them.

The trio Is known as
the “independent ogg board
survey team.” It consists of

ur Garrish of naive
an experienced fruit co-op-
erative man with a com-
manding voice and a way of
Top ot hha over the

hali-glasses at

75 x 100 FOOT LOT, 2.
Ave., Ph, 365-
6931. 3
LOTS ON 4TH AVE,
Blueberry. Ideal for new
house or mobile home. Al-
so one lot on 6th bee
Kinnaird, Ph. 365-

100° X 130° BUILDING LOT
in Blueberry Creek. Ph. 365-
6523, 325

EXCELLENT VIEW LOT
in Kinnaird, Ph. rete

LOTS FOR SALE. CREST-
yew) sub-division. Ph. S00.

100 X 100 LOT ON STH
Ave, Castlegar. 2 Blocks
from Hospital. Ph. 365-
8031, tin 15

LOT, 5TH AVE. KINNAIRD
Valle

_ ite ley Vista
School. Ph. 365-7090. 326

ovich, 614, East
Vancouver 10, B.C. Ph, 8
1628. 1205

Vehicles for Sale

LATE 1970 MCB TOURER.
Excellent cond. Stereo, 0.D.,
etc. All reasonable offers
considered. Ph. 399-4264.

‘D9 LE
with back hoe,
front-end loader.

1969 650 TRIUMPH
cellent cond. 9,800 miles,
5-5371,

1968 650 BSA MOTORCY-
oe Excellent condition, Lr
365-5389.

1970 VOLKSWAGON oe
luxe, 32,000 miles. 7 tires.
Ph. 365-7879 or 3656716,

1970 FORD, % TON, PICK-
up. Long wide box, Ag +
speed, etc. Ph. 365-6563.

HOME FOR 3 KITTENS.
Ph, 365-8382.

BABY'S PLAY PEN. PH.
365-6225. 326
SMALL __ SCENIC FARM

tirement home. Reply to:
Mr. C. Stringer, 405 l-

son’ Street, Prince George,
325

WANT TO RENT 3-BED-
room house starting Aug.
1st in Castlegar, Kinnaird or
Blueberry Greek Ph, 365-
3158 after mm, 325,
WANT OLD HARDWOOD
table. Ph. 365-5558. 3

HELP WANTED

WANTED
—MALE-OR-FEMALES fame

mene EASY $88
Easy to pantyhose. Also socks
forthe snare fami. briefs or bikini
panties, tights, etc. Free inatruc-
tions and Solor catalogue. Wite
- today:

10,383 Hebert St. Dept. W;

. Montreal North 459, Quebec,

NOTICES

I. DO REMODELLING AND
decorating older homes, in-
terlor and exterior. Free es-
stimates. Ph. 365-7348
(George), 827
CARPENTER’S HANDSAWS
pened by machine {and
set) 82 Cedar St., W., C
tlegar (next to theatre

Revenue. Good Terms.
$70,000.

PROFESSIONAL POOR
and Dog grooming. ‘For
appointment eral 36!

plus B. er tchison and
is pen two’ Victoria
sawyers. The were chosen
apparently because they
have no vested interest in
eggs but are good at absor-
bing ule

and if
i Although the chiree mek men
jatened to egg man:
ager Ed Morgan defend his
gan policies at Abbots-
the rest of the team’s
awing will be to hear the
beefs of local. producers
fend possibly even consum-
ers),

first Ab!
and can see why the aver:
age layman seems to care

+ little about where his eg
nef The talk of

come ear

quotas, pooling, differential

service charges and thous-

and dozens of this and that

was a little overwhelming,
However, some

quickly.

Agriculture . Minister
Cyril Shelford set uP fhe
survey team because hi
received Tunerous ae
laints from egg producers
(the farmers, that is, not
the chickens): in various
parts of British Columbia
that the egg hoard neglects
them to favor lower main-

land producers.
‘During the. 1972 legisla.
tive session, William
ley (NDP’ Veletitioee)
brought some of the com-
Pl the 0 and
also accused the board of
having a rather cosy ar-
eat ement with the Fraser
ley Egg and Foultry Co-
operative Assoclatio:

eds ne hearings,
which are

teams
en to the pub-
lic, began with two days of

i otsford.
that point, the trio's main
objectives was to find out
how the board operates and
how what it does affects the
wit farmer and the person

10 eventually ends up buy-
ig his ogee.

On July 5, the team
moves to Dawson Creek for
a one day session. The rest
of the schedule includes
Prince George (July 6), Ver-
non (July ih, Nelion i and
12), Duncan @uly 1
Abbotsford again dey

- but give clu oi
im

which not oan
make eft a ino reading,
t of the

eggs a year. I Included among
ee eg rk ting divi-
ig _ cetin 9

4 hh Columbla

@ Both Peace River
and the Kootenays have
problems with Alberta pro-
ducers who can apparently
undercut them. Morgan

ke ofa era complaint

Hutterites

ho aparently came over

the bo: into Fernie and

were selling ungraded eggs

in front of a supernarket at

less than Kootenay produ-
uid make them

‘egg farms
might have otherwise fallen
prey to large agri-business-

Whether or not the sur-
team can any
solutions to the problems
by producers or

not, is too early to tell.

But if you eggs and

Mle S

the hearlngs come anywhere
= a oe ale

tions and

Thomas ‘Bill’ Shaw
Former Councillor
Diss at Now Denver

‘A resident of New pen
ver for 26 years,
as (Bill) Shaw, died ‘at hs
home June 22, aged 75.
t_ Newcastle-on-
Ww

came to N
the late Bishop Hugh Em-
in: 1946 and

during
Wor id War and it was then
he first met the late Bishop
redece
le and Mrs.
sho]

‘ar,
where he was active on the
Observer's Gorge, plotting

ein New Denver
he served on the villa;
council and was groun
y ‘of the Slocan Lake
0.

England, iw Ba
wo. grand-daugh-
Epes fee outage
great-grani

TAXI RATE INCREASE

Castlegar will give its:
ta i te the Castle;
Ltd., who slong with

cao to:

has’ made spplt |

cil was informed

the feat to increase rates

hag been properly advertie:
ed and there

obieetion by the general

Increase costs of oper-
ations was given as reason
for the new fare schedule.

ealth id

Write her today. All mail
answered personally 2029
East 30th Ave., Vancouver
16, B.C. 12-25

Cl

QUALIFIED FARRIER

Rick Martin. Ph. 352-7998,
téni4

en every Friday 4
mule every ee Satur

ING AND

repr, columbia Music Re
368-6621 or Sar tinl6

DENTURES 2

Gums iTritated?. Use Dent-

astic

dentures fit like new. Even
the best-fitted dentures slip
Dentur-Eze

ype"; 3
‘Adhesive $135 at Castlegar
rug.

PHOTOCOPYING: BLACK-

jews. -
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS,
Box’303 or Box 1332, Cast-

legar.

CLASSIFIED AD RATES: 5
centsper word per inser-
um 75 cents.
Three insertions for the
Price of ta. Classified ads
close at 1

ertising Be 2
noon on Tuesday, tin 40

ENGAGEMENT |

and Mrs. Nick Hor-
eoff are pleased to an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Verna Gail
to Mr. Wayne Abietkoff, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Abiet-
koff. The wedding to take
place August 12, 1972, Kin-
naird Hall.

Mr, and: Mrs.’Alec Bat-
urion ‘of Salmo, . B.C. are
pleased to announce “the
forthcoming marriage of
their youngest daughter
Patricia to Harry
Chernenkot the only son

‘Mrs, Florence Chernen- .

g take

pce Fea 22, 1972; 5 p.m.

the bride's home. . It

will be a hapy quiet fam-
ily wedding supper.

OARDS, OF THANKS. ~

I wish to thank the Castle- -
‘gar Hosp., nurses and staff,
Dr. John Walton and Dr.
W. Yule for their kind

Special thanks

was
Mrs.

CARDS OF THANKS

and the ea

Home for the t puneral
cards, flowers and expres-
sions of sympathy. The
Marozofi family.

CARDS OF THANKS

—_—_————
FISHING? deen BOX IN
vicinity of inga Creek.
Reward. Ph. Syi5sa80. 328

i

iq

-Regrels Post Office Closing

the
naira Post Office in Aug-
nas a Ug.

As a former resident of
Kinnaird for 14 y
now a resident o!
couver suburb wit!
to ho mail. del

,am not really con-
Se a but — you wil

extra day for va of town
mail to arrive, and parcels
take even longer, and you
will not get any mail at
tre on Saturday. However,
I do feel that ane sub poe
office aught to
tained in the tober ma
tion, For those who do aot

yell be beyond en or
money orders, waging oo
parcel or. buy! ae of

Bub ffices in
res are a ‘convenience’,
area upon the imere'a

cooperation and si tatting.
The government aught to
maintain one whe:

cannot have
post office every * "niles
reo” is ridiculous, In

sub ‘post offices in
‘stores which are j
ross the street from each
other, The second one was
opened because the first

one could not handle the
yolume of mail which
had fo contend with!

naird wish to,

name of Z
or if they wish
government — maint

wri
to the Post Mater General
at Ottawa and make your
wishes known. It is too
late to complain after-
wards.

Porothy McKenzie,

Dear Sir:
I read with interest in

about the kids rid-
bikes.on the side-
Kinnaird. :

y
er at any time time pad any
oF fhe the

_ courtesy

little yee who TH le on the
pee Gnd tt it is so safe
How would they feel if
someone's little son or
grandson was killed
cael they had com
ye oN folks, let the little
children e their summer
in safety while they are lit-

em

soon they
grow up.

Ready for

UNIQUE TOTEM POLE has been created by the students of

grades three and four at Blueberry Creek School. It stands
about eight feet high and will be on display during the

Children’s

Margaret iM.

y School Art Show during KC Days

at the Legion Hall, July 29. The show is being sponsored by

* SPRING TUNE-UP
* SAFETY CHECK

Phone 365-7511

JACK'S AUTO
SERVICE LTD.

OUR SPECIALTY

For Complete Automotive Service

JACK’S AUTO SERVICE LTD.

* MUFFLER CHECK
* SUMMER TIRES

JACK OSACHOFF

ED'S SPORT SHOP

PHONE 365-5621

ou appreciation al also to
those who attended . Jim
and those who worked with
atience ane understand-

Hi Ming a his death.

in Memorlum

In_ lovin, memory. of
George W. rshall . who
passed away vuly. 6th,
1968,

You bade no one a deat

farewell”
Or even said boodbye,
You:.were gone before we

. knew
And God alone knew why. |

You left. a beautiful _mem

‘anda grief, too sad to be
To.us_ who loved and lost
your? memory will never

dita.

Joy, and "a Mr. and
Mrs, E..L, Marshall.

old.
Ever remembered by.

WASILENKOFF — Ta
Mr. ‘and, Mrs. James Wasi!
lenkoff, nee Nina Drezdoff;
of Calgary, June 25 a son:
JER — To

Mrs. David Miner of King
naird, June 30 a daughter.
STRELAEFF — To Mr}

and Mrs, Paul Strelaefi. |
Ootischenia, July 4 a daugh;

er. “
MASINI — To Mr. ang
* Mrs. “Marino Masini of Cas!

Mr. ‘anc

[Pee

Phone 365-7202 _

‘Mrs.
naird, July 4a daughter. -

Building & § ly. Co: Ltall
ullding Upply. Co. Ltd
"Castlegar

the C y Arts Council.
are (top) Ken Sherstibitoff

Representing the grade fours
and bottom, Sheldon: Sooka-

choff. On the right is teacher Mrs. J. Dalziel with grade
three's Cathy Johnson, top and Glen Schulte, boliom.

| CASTLEGAR SOCIAL NOTES |

Mrs. R. Johnson 365-8294

grant
the plane Thursday for Vau-
couver enroute to Gold Riv-

ard met his- mother
ancouver: and they contin-
ued to Gold River by car.
Guests at the home of
hn Rain in

. Arthur-Raine, : brother”
ot Mr. 'J..Raine both’ from

arlington, England. Mrs.
Hall left last week for the
Prairies where she will vis-
it her brothers prior to re-
turning to England. Mr.

ver where they spent a few
days visiting the farmers

spendin,
seen mare
‘Ss . ani
E. Rourke.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Dewis

Track and Fisld

Two Kinnaird athletes,
Haley and Jill Daw-

They will return £0 to Che.
ney again on
23° for another yound”s of
competitions.

CARPETS - CARPETS - CARPETS

All Colors

All Patterns

‘FAMOUS NAME BRANDS

At the Lowest Price Ever.

INDOOR - OUTDOOR - SHAG - RUBBER BACK |
Installation Service Available

77!

Brothers Bulking |
& Supply Co, Ltd.
‘Phone 365-7202 ;

and son-in-law Cpl.” and
Mrs, M. Goodey of Chilli-

Guests ‘al at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, D. Craig are
some old friends from Mus-
selbt , Mr. and
Mrs. Millar and
Ruby Brown, who will spend
some time visiting here.

Mr. and Mrs. Craig and
their visitors spent 1 the long
weekend visiting in Crest-

PATRICIA
YOUNG
SAYS...

Personally, I don't care
if a woman wants to look
like Bobby Kennedy in’
drag. I just resent their
subversision of the female
prerogative — which is that

stinct for survival born
into the weaker sex. Now if
‘yu carci ta sxaming the
mens Lib syndrome, you
might say it all began ih the
Garden of Eden when Eve
demanded the “rij an to eat
of the forbidden fruit, Now
Cleopatra would have done

However, having over-
turned the applecart, wo-
man is now demanding not
only her right to the pick

apples, but to push
thet pera lecart, peddle the
merchandise and pocket the
cash! The result! Divorces
are up, and anniversaries
are down, Between depres-
sion, desolation and disa-
greement, the female loser
tries to cure her frustrat-
jon and boredom by work-
ing out a Union contract
for the job she lost, fears
Josing. or can’t get!

Now if I were asked
for the two key words for
a successful marriage (or
any female-male relation.

ip) I would have to say"
that they were, “Yes dear!”
To be sure, many. women
have superior intelligence.
They can unplug a_ sink,
change a tire, run a busin:
ess while raising a family
and running a home. The
smart’ woman still cleaves
unto her man like a lost rib

tat aie else would
e human race ropogate
Ef the te.

mind is going to change
that for the “equality” of
paying for her own er
and movies? As for return-
ing his gifts. of flowers,
candy and perfume — no
way! But then again, some
people might enoy bread
and bread sandwiches. Me?
1 like my salt, pepper. and.
spices. Ant that's what the

battle. of the sexes is. all
about, °

Another Story from Tanys

‘When Graveyard Spirits Rose
Treasure of Dead was Seen

By Eilenna Denisoff.
About one hundred fifty-
six years ago lived an old

man. The man was poor un-
it he inherited he grand-
father's home. This home
was a haunted creepy Jo0k:
ing mansion. man
found a under t
couch ‘guanion one day.
read . careful
hoping tD find clues to hi
den treasure. Just as he was
about to flip the fourth
page, Poof!
The man_ looked into
the hallway, there standing
straight was his grandfath-
ers ghost. Then after five
seconds, he disappeared.
Suddenly, the man
heard footsteps coming to-
wards him. Quickly he turn-

wards the man, for he had
now seen the treasure of
the dead:

man ‘back
tig and fe fell inte 4 uP Fi
dug. The sides cav--

streak flashed by and hea-
ded dor the mala The
of that family has now
joined the spirits of
mansion.
And when one week
passed ith the man, the tree

and undin: ‘ound
iumed to to ‘solid eld, a

Colca! Loss
In_ connection with a
discussion of Celanese Cor-
’s 1972 second | quar-

ede he page, he saw une

bt a oan He threw the
ee down and the foot-
steps began to fade.

The man — grabbed a
shovel and hurried as guick-
4 as oa Habtening, to

le grave le dug
ously. under the largest
tree. He bumped into some-

‘thing hard with his shovel.

It'was the roots of the tree,
to his .surprize the roots
were gold.

The spirits of the Brave-
yard rose and walked to-

ter coral Jol
ident and chief
cer, estimat-

roducts idiary,
would’ havo a: loss in the
second quarter ia, the ran; fe
of $3.0. million

‘lion in eres "with its

first. quarter loss of 2
million. “

Further improvement
in Colcel’s earnings is ex-‘
pected in subsequent quar-

Offered for

_ PARLOUR. |

REWARD
$150 CASH

leading: to arrest and con-
viction of rotten individual
who stole ‘hres mounted
wild cat rugs from MAR-
LANE HOTEL © BEER

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Glendale.
Canada No. 1.
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Toile

TISSUE.

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Coffee

Blue Ribbon.

1 Ib, Pkg.

Sugar

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Chees

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Banquet T.V.
Beef, Chicken,
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Bread =:

HOT.
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Tomatoes=

Califomia
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Cucumbers

California White ee

2

Roast

Chuck or Round Bone.
Canada Choice,
Canada Good,

Gov't. inspected

Steaks

PRIME RIB.

Canada Choice, Canada
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Garlic

COIL.

Liver

SLICED PORK.

Gov't. Inspected.
Grain-Fed Pork

Steak

PORK SHOULDER.

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