CASTLEGAR _NEWS, Thursda

April_ 13, 1972

mm | DISTRICT

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365.5503
Miss Grace Kavaloff of
Port Albernt s

Ave
aloft of Blueberry Creek
Mr. and Mrs. W.

ani
Fox of White Rock inve
been recent guests at the
home of their son-in-law

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. .

E. R. Hawkins of Kinnaird.
ent guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank

and infant son Jean of
Montreal.

Mrs, Jane Nichol and
infant son Christopher of
Lillooet were weekend vis-
foray at the home of her

and Mrs. T. R.
Deans of Castlegar.

Mr. sad Mrs. Mike Bon-
daroff of Kinnaird return-
ed home Saturday after va-
cationing in Hawaii.

Mrs. Ross Turner of

Kinnaird, accom npanied by

her sone! Don and daughter,

» returned home Sat-

urday after a week's visit

at West Vancouver visiting

“irs. Turner’s mother, Mrs.
E. Iingworth.

Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nie!-
sen, former owners of Niel-

SOCIALS |

ghter inlaw, uae ‘and Mrs,
lalberg and family 9!
Brisco, and their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Johnson and family of
Golden.
Miss Charlotte Brown
of Kinnaird, accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Jeannie
OK of Brillant, returned
Tuesday of last week after
visiting thelr grandparents,

Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Cook of

travelled 3
mond and Delta visiting re-

latives,
Miss sa Macbeth is
visiting at the home of her
Mr. and Mrs. J.

parents,

Macbeth of Kinnaird
she is scheduled to return
to her studies at Doreset
House School of Occupation-
al Therapy in Oxfor Eng.
land, with final exams
take’ place sometime in
June or ae Boa

Mr.
Wickett au fealiy of Kin-
naird returned home Mon-
day after holid:
the past two wee
holiday included a visit to
Disneyland.

tie. and Mrs. Floyd

NEW DENVER
‘COUNCIL

April 24 to 28 inclusive
will be Arbor Day for New
Denver allowing the annual
spring clean up up. This was

set at a recent

quested ante Se]
refuse 10 rou,
burnable tind non-burnab!

The non-burnable, such
machines,
to a site

which is already alloted for
the collecting of old vehi-
cles and awaiting the srries
al of SAM, a machine di
signed to assist in the re
cycling of old cars.

The collecting of ve-
hicles for SAM is reported
to be progressing we

A sum of $409, a pro-
fit shown by the volunteer:
ambulance _ service,
placed into a special fund
set aside for the Barebate
of a future. ambi

Mrs. Ray Nunn has
been Biyen  ermission to
t-in among
the youth ‘of the community
to paint up litter barrels,
Acting

Kinnaird Guides
Visit Cominco

they arrived at the Cominco
gates recently for a plant
our.

Ron Rinaldl, tour or-
gainzer for Cominco, offer-
d to arrange a modified
our because of the rain,
ut the girls, who had been
Planning the trip trip for sever-
part of thelr
towards eumning au
industrial badée, re
settle for anything stared se
the full course,

With their guide leader
Mrs. R. H. Fenner, and sev-
eral mothers, they spent all

plant touring the entire’
plan

“79. earn thelr . indus.
trial badges,” Mrs. Fenner
lained, “each girl wi

te a rt on what- wil
has seen, how the smelter
affects the economy of the
community, and a general
fmpgesdon of the Indus-

Castlegar's Killough Chapter
— Represents I0DE in Victoria

The Lillian  Killoy ah
Chapter of the Imperial
der of the Daughters of the
Empire has been chosen to
represent Zone No, 7 at the
1972 provincial = annual
meeting.

The zone embraces
chapters from Nelson, Trail
and Castlegar.

Mra, J. F. Killough, Re-
gent of the Castlegar chap-
ter, will represent the zone
at the meeting whieh will
be held in Victoria.

In other
with at the Apri
i was announced

Rush of Castleg
teen nominated to the Na-
fonal Council of the IODE.

Mrs, M, Peddle accept-
ed the office of treasurer
of the chapter following the
resignation of Mrs. Shis! kin.

Students at stanley
mphries wil be

Hu
ed by Mrs. A. Sylv. eau
catl tion secretary, tha ee

usual scholarship is being
awarded this year. -
Later this month, the

in May whl-
ch will be addressed by
historian N. L, Barlee of
Summerland,

Driving Charge
‘Reporled Pending

Oharges are being cot
templated by RCMP a

tal Harston of Klee

ar following a collision at

cond and Green on Sat-

Police said the woman
was driving south on Se-
cond: and failed to come to

per stop at Green. At
the " ntergecton she alleg.
edly collided with a
driven by Bob "argotolt of of
Passmore,

le was
estima et 41, {bo There
were no injuries,

DR. K. MARLING

Veterinarian

Will bo, at the Kozy Kottages
Castlegar, FRIDAY, APRIL’ 15th
From: 11-2 p.m.

NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY. -

SUNSET

BLACK & DECKER
HEDGE TRIMMER

AQUA

se from fine mist te

Spencer Tracy & Sidney Poitier
Guess o's Comi g to Di er Has sure-grip p handie-fin fingertip switch and

it plngienel je
hendte tits left or right. tanta ie ‘die

Audie Murphy cast aluminum housing

enamel finish.

‘ in i
40 Guns to Apache Pass
SHOW TIME 8:00 P.M.

RAINWAVE

OSCILLATING SPRINKLER

FOR MER'S LIST PRICE

WATERING CAN

Mandy 2 gation capacity, a §

eat preet ret srg a can,

Has automatic 4-position
mandiing trem top er ONLY

Spray-dlal control and
sealed motor. eaters
lawns up to 34° x 45',

09

PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE
transparent fica hese
wr  aaltehonae

v Shts off ieateatiy. Wittre ‘plated tinithe

r LINK

HAROWARE COMPANY LIMITED
Maoritsor bce!

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursda

heavy be lecked at

FOLDING
nied FENCE

OnLy

ar pacar «yf ¢

* SPALDING 7-PIECE GOLE SET
[2 Wit sas

‘Tea Bite set with rubber

$

gach

C) FOLDING LAWN CHAIR

Riles fs at with 3 fi
nd 6 horizont

HARDWARE STORES

THURSDAY, APRIL 13 TO. TUESDAY, APRIL 18

TOOL BOX

ith contoured has
Se ie enamel finlan Site i?" x $i ar,

alt fr aaty carvvoe,

a LITTLE LEAGUE
BALL GLOVE

Double rawhide laced fingers and trap,

Nylon stitched,

April 13, 1972

BLACK & DECKER

butts, sa
V 4in, hardwood 1/

«__._DISSTON HANDSAW

ony

pac iad pantie mn

Length 26".8 poiats.

ONLY

ees :

1A" DRILL:

aed comfortable drill to.

ts om cloamt: CERSCITY Sel

ONLY,

SQl

SUPERSPRAY
“1g9" :
APPLICATOR

THERMOS PERMA-CASE

El BLACK & DECKER DELUXE JIG SAW .

Sdakes stratant, curved,

pocket, bevel and rip cuts. Calibrated shee tilts
fo 45 depres. Acc teaal B18 Fin tenes
"in hardwood, 2"

PICNIC JUG
f

Rugets construction
with handy poor

sleeve bearings.

mayor, f for Ap- * Ad.
sen's Flowers Ald. Ered Ad lustable beg
now make their home on

7th Ave. in Castlegar.
~) Staame

orl
s . - s ‘ :
OF ONE PLUS mn Ga 2 eps : ws . : 0% roms and pate: Pe omy : bracket

$46 7 BLACK E DECKER DELUXE

Peterson of Kinnaird spent
the Easter week visiting
their son and daugther-in-
law, Mr. and: Mrs..-W: 8.
zener and family of.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kon-

urp:
was held at the O1
for bie Mary Ol
her 80th. birthday.
old friends joined the Oles-
x familly to offer their best

Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hors-
will and family of Kinnaird
returned home Sunday af-

berg and son Kenny of Kin-
naird spent the Easter week
visiting their son and dau-

CASTLE

SHELL PRODUCTS

kin of Thrums returned
recentiy irom holidaying in
Arizona and Nevada,

Death and Dying
Subject of Talk
At Selkirk Meet

An ___internationally-
known psychiatrist and au-
thor, DE PS TIES
Ross, ve a ic ad-
dress at Selkirk on May 5
entitiea ‘eee in a Death

enying So
Ore Kubler-Ross is the
author of the book “On

nes to Me is co-spon-
sored by the West Kooten-
ay Registered Nurses Assoc-
iatiOn and selkiy College's

United Ghurch
Camp Koolaree
Dates Announced
Koolaree
leadertip came atten has
Bet sate for their summer

airntermediate Suis, ag-
7 12 to 14, will £0 to

ee. Aug. 1 to Aug. 9, and
Junior Boys, ages 9 to 11
and Intermediate Boys, 12
to 14, will go attend the
camp from Aug. 10 to Aug.

All children must be of
camp age by Dec. 31, 1972,
and applications will “be av.
ajlable from the United
Church in A

Plans are being consid:
ered for family, young pi
ples, youth as and poe
pe community group camp-

educatio:

d Participating will be
doctors, nurses, ministers,
mental ‘health workers. and
community crisis cen’
personnel. -

Co-ordinator for the ev-
ent is Peter Faris, of Sel-
bad College’s department
ol

gnoP WHERE THE

GARDEN GATE

ORANGE CRYSTALS ....5 pkgs. 79c

TOMATOES

3 tubes 99c

PEPSI & 7-UP

plus deposit

SHREDDIES, Nabisco. 18 oz. ....

46c

3 pkgs. $1

‘ALL FISHING TACKLE FOR THE FISHERMAN
GULF GAS AND OIL — PROPANE TANKS FILLED

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales

“LIMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY
OPEN 7:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M, 7 DAYS A WEEK

VALENKA

EXHIBITION
OF PAINTINGS

CAESAR’S FORUM, TERRA
NOVA, TRAIL, B.C.
@ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19
2:00 to 10:00 p.m.

@ THURSDAY, APRIL 20
10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

@ FRIDAY, APRIL 21
10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m,
GEORGE RYAN

@ PIANO PORTRAITS OF
THE PAINTINGS

@ OFFICIAL OPENING
@ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19
8:00 p.m,
EVERYONE
WELCOME

@ REFRESHMENTS

@: ADULTS $1.00
, STUDENTS 35c

@ PROCEEDS TO GIRL
GUIDES

REXALL -
EGG CREME
SHAMPOO

12 oz. List 1.49
2/1.50

REXALL
SUPER WHITE
“TOOTHPASTE

2/1.55

BONUS BUY -

WRITING PAD
" 40 sheets 6”x 8”
List .69

’ TABLETS

aa Magnesium Alumi-
num Hydroxide.

50's List 1.95

Operetrs on 9 volt battery.

BONUS BUY _

5.99

MODACIN

pain relief)
3100's List 1.35

2/136

PRO SHAVE _
AEROSOL SHAVE CREAM
Lime, Meatkol, Regetar.
cad Snow Lemon
11 ox, Aerosol

BONUS BUY

SPRING GARDEN Baan eee
ENVELOPES

(for fast

2/159

per pka

List .69

ALUREX

NON-SPRIN

Acetaminophen Tablets

2/3.26

NF. 100's
list 3.25

COMPARE
REXALL'S OWN

BRANDS—YOU'LL>— -

SAVE MORE

| REXALL

SUPER DRY
Anti-Perspirant
Spray Deodorant

9 oz. List 1.98

2/1.99

REXALL

FLUORIDE ~
TOOTHPASTE
Mint or Regular

9/1.53-

Y. . BONUS-BUY

NEW é
+ AWAKENING |

SHAMPOO
For Dry and Regular Heir!

BONUS BUY

ALL/DAY_ADU

ULTIPEE—
VITAMINS

2 list 7.39

CHEWAMINS
MULTIPLE VITAMINS,
FOR CHILDREN
50's

List 2.69 / 2.70

tnsae 2/4.50

iit 3.49 2/ 8.50
ALUMOX

PLUS
SUSPENSION

12 fl, oz. List 2.05

SILQUE LOTION

for.Dishes
Regular or Lemon

BONUS BUY
32 flooz.
@ MOISTURIZING

LOTION
15 oz. BONUS BUY.

SH ARISATES, MEDICATED |

CREA ain NCREAM |
:

MEDICATED

SKIN CREAM
"BONUS BUY

ison 2/3.29

REXALL WHITE
PETROLEUM
JELLY onus surs

Baby Care Formula

8 oz.

eon 2/149

“MILK: OF
MAGNESIA
- USP.

—97/1.26 ae
REXALL PLASTIC

PERFORATED
QUIK BANDS

BONUS BUYS
47.21.09
60's
BUFFERED
PAIN-RELEF-TABLETS-
BONUS BUY

2/1.00 .

190s BONUS BUY

“EXTRA SAVINGS

“CHILDREN'S MI-31 SOLUTION e
REXPRIN ANTISEPTIC ©
Tablets 12 o, List 1.33 ©
w.

2/1.00 ox m24s 20 on, List 1.69
aonus 2 / 59¢

ONE SIZE
PANTY HOSE
All Nude;
Taupe or Brown
BONUS BUY.

Rg

Oro

VITAMIN C
(Ascorbic Acid)

SUNBEAM-18" ELECTRIC TWIN SLADE MOWER
Easy to use - with the swing
over handle that eliminates
annoying turn aroynds at the

of the lawn. Easy to store.

Fanon 15 H.P. Motor,:

: adjustable cutting heights
REXALL from 1 214 10,2 3/4 inc and 6

“BABY TALC
BONUS. BUY

——COR-TAB

COLD TABLETS
BONUS. BUY

B All Day/All aria | “ADRIENNE
COUGH.
SYRUP

3 oz. BONUS BUY ~ List’ 1.59

2/1.60

UNIVAL
20” GAS
LAWN MOWER

Low profite deck with ens nes

rear baffles. Rugged 3.5 H.

oF rig Ss and: Stratton engine with

. ‘oll start. Manual 4-position
wheel adjustment. Throttle
control conveniently mounted on
chrome plated tee handle.

Rexall BALSAM INSTANT
HAR CONDITIONER with Protein

rag 2/1.50

LOOK FOR

ON BONUS BUYS

IN THE STORE

PLEASE NOTE — FLYERS ARE NOT BEING DELIVERED FOR THIS SALE

CARL’S DRUGS AND TREASURE ROOM

AT THE PLAZA

38 X 76" fr] $

ONLY

“UNIVA
SLEEPI

COMET GARDEN
BOW RAKE

Canadian made, welded
sae construction, avait.

ASSEMBLED: °-
$1.00 EXTRA

242 a. FY. CENTENNIAL GARDEN en oeenon

1s tray ond tebwlar steel
teed

97

wach

UNASSEMBLED aap

ONLY.

ASSEMBLED
$1.00 EXTRA

L
NG BAGS

+ 3lb. Fortrel Filling

1322

DUALACTION rs SANDER

HANDI-PAK
GARBAGE BAGS

ROTO. RAKE BAR

Takes the! “ache” out of rae
Save yourself from a most
tedious and pack: breaking "lob,
Loosens and all dea

ie grass tothe Surface’ ‘in mninvtess

ONLY 2 Each

Replacement spring for. the roto rake
bars are available trom: your Link
Hardware store.

161/2 GALLON
GARBAGE CAN

vanized

CO COLEMAN
_ SPORT-LTE

BRONCO ELECTRIC
CHARCOAL LIGHTER

Fire you

7

{est minctes your charceel le reety tor se.

Baked enamel bow! and
three 0” pre-plated

he

UNIVAL 24"
HOODED
BARBECUE