loner
Gnd Mone speakers. $450.
eo

KK: BARG:
EW YEAR ee SEAR, in COUEGE
lendars

ung
TONE DOUBLE oun
slecrrie slave; side by side frost
free fridge (sat). Harvest gotd SE
dishwasher, Ph 359- EY)

BUCK HAVEN

YOUR CHAINSAW SAVINGS:
‘AND:

Waneta noes at Beaver Crook
7822

Ey A

NEAR new 36” snowthrower fits
Sears anes Medeods late roeels
$395. Ph. 35

four ovthorized desler for

Products
COLOR TV Ars stzazO

MIKE'S TV SERVICE
* 355 Columbie Ave.

CLASSIFIED
RATES AND
INFORMATION

First 10 Words $2.50
Additional Words 10¢
3 Insertions for Price of 2
7 insertions for Price of 4

Rates for Longer,
Timer Also Avolloble

Payment Policy

through the mail, Clossitied
Ads charged, but a $1
billing hod will be made If
the ad is not paid for seven
days after it first appeors.
{This $1 charge does NOT op-
ply to Visa and MasterCard

charges.)

“Boxed Ads”

mi. esdays
and 10.a.m, Fridays

Action Ads Deadlines
WEDNESDAY CASNI
12Noon Taeetey
SUNDAY CASNEWS
12 Noon Friday

Order by Med
Print your Action Ad
separaie piece of paper ‘ond

The Castlogar Nows rosorves
the right! to clossify ads under
appropriate headings and 13
determine page location,

Hemen Act
All advertisements such as

Human Rights Act. This Act
states no advertisement moy
state or im © preference,
limitation, or specification, on
the bosis of an applicant's
race, religion, colour, marital
status, ancesiry, place of
origin, age, or sex (unless the
matier relates to the main-
tenance of public decency
AND prior approval
obtolned through the Human

Mixeo ‘alfalfa and clover. Ph, 965-
tfn/100
SDESOFFOR, cut and wrapped.!
Sides of Ad beel fronts and hire
ds, Free delivery, avery Tuvsday, -
Newdan Farms, Cr
+5662.

Televsions — Colour ond
oo Sysiems Rentals

2 UNION PETERS

ae jend Service
1334 Coder Ave, Trail, B.C.

7 Carol py 365:

ROAD BUILDING, sate

for
WEDNESDAY CASNEWS

365-2212

aval supplies, asphalt suppll
Frans-x ae Ph 368-6563, n/67

Kitchen Cabinets
BY CRESTWOOD AND
INTERNATIONAL

wy AN WHAT ARE

: VERIGIN
INDUSTRIES LTD.
Bear Creek 368-6483
USED GUNS bought eng told,
Wise's Hi

cash or irade.
Rossland, Ph, 362-517) me

BLACK leather recliner, small
Coleman oil heater, swag ee
h, 112-825-4721. tins

brother

Sewing Machines

745 Sehos st
. 7 Nglson
pis. 354 4877

+ Photocos
* Single El
* Telephone Ar

Ol heoter.
evening.
FOUR 14”
6097.

Phone 365.7497 OVAL 313
tfn/103

tims $15 each. 365-
3/103

ALFALFA and Timothy hay (barn
stored) 365.
MEN'S Ski — O% $65. Teed 3 2
seasons 365-5431 after 5 p.m,

Clothing For The Family
AtPrices To Sut Toe Budget

waterbeds, stort ot $289.
Selection. Ph, 367-7608.

ett asce
ood 4-BDRM EXECUTIVE HORE, ty Taraihess

RENT

THIS

SPACE
365-5210

ry UMlON PETERS

AR vasa Cedar Ave., Teall, BC. Pp

Run your
classified word ad)
twice at regular
price and get the
third insertion

NO EXTRA
CHARGE

Heep or ae

available immediately.

ee South Castleger. Phone GRE BDUN BASERENT SUE. 4
365-2634 a/ vinon

SBE RES or see th. Tw

2-8DRM APARTMENT. Utilities In- $205/month, Utilities t Tneluded:

cluded, No pats, 365-5470 or 365- ts. F Sees

Ec sees 77) On DRM F basement

2-BDRM TRAILER “in Blueberry fis. in Sriliont with ki kitchen and
k. Furnished, ‘month. liv . lo

Includes utilities, Avaliable now. pets: 365-6804 after 5 p.m. 7/1

one ari

7 Insertions for Price of 4

KITCHEN puree: fully furnished,
‘etc. Linen a

lous groun
lents, con:

stud ruction
Priced fer the bu i
365-3250, Soa or 365-5090. oaa7.

GONNA DO
an YOURSELNES}

WITHOUT :
i

Mrcine Ss
: Seevice

TWO MEN'S J.
"$5 each or two Norse eet,

in ‘rental T-CORD OF MINED DRY WOOD. -\S: Custleped:
gece Olt street peng, BORO OF MIXED DRY WOOD, “iss,

ding clothes
rock. $5.00. Small r metal folding
+ clothes rack, $3.00. Utility trailor
a new box 4x6, $125.00. Phone ae

| ONE BDRM. -furnished house 3

sulles up Pass Creek Ri:
Phone 365-3172.
a BDRM townhout
mediately
Walk to Castleal

od!

Elementary I.
heat and aa he

Bisel utllitt
2323.

Mt i
"Wodiand rary a Heder betore U2. a

for two Insertions ynleas
notifled otherwise.

/mo.
tin Webster,

or jumnished: peo at eo
tin/99.

reioy Taso

). ft. Commercial

ice, downtown core. ‘core. svcines

2 BORM Mobile Home with porch
$325/1

in South Costh
365-3155. L.

jed, cle

D
ded, close
Eh, SES-7167 or 659607. tin/99
RM apt. avail, Immediately,
365-3204.

getkik Meriore Ph,

% TOD" RESIDENTIAL Tots, fully
rviced in Salma, Owner will ac-
t 50% down and ca

inZ9
Creek Road, fron-
beautitul view,
tin/86

500. Ph.
in/97 60% 126" PRIVATE or (Woodland

Brel North Castiegar. Ph. 3652

ni

CASNEWS ACTION.

Rew © ONE ‘BEDRGOR a 3
a fl only. No pete.
Seserane, O71 ony No Pete Sh Shamrock

Motel

1980 ELECTROLUX vacuum (new)
singer stylist free arm (534) 365-
5884. 3/103

WEDDING | station trom
ani:

Print. coll di 36! 85
anytime. 52/101
CHINA CREEK
MINI STORAGE

ULOCK U STORE-

Ca:
Re 197 Columbia Ave: Ak je ~

Unda or Burt.

ny
KITCHEN CABINETS
ropean Style
corien counter Tops
Energy Misor Fireplace
Inserts and Heaters

WOOD: windows and doors.
Guarcnteed

Custom Framing

Free Estimates

FRAME GAL! LERY

i2eated on Teal Frultvate Hoey ot

PHONE: 367.6279

Construction Utd. For

Brochure or qucther Information
sorted Geo jenovan, Box
ge mile Ptr B.C, VOK

NF. OGLOFF Contracting |
-5808

ADULT MOVIES
24hrs. $30./Day
E. 1629 Sprague Ave.. |
Spokane, Wa., U.S.A.

” Honey Almond:

Granola

FURNISHED bo

ent eeult
Utilities — inclu und

facilities Rcclape le ‘Private en-

tranee 365-2207.ctter 6 p.m. 3/104
Bdrm. opt. near downtown
wail, now all uiiies

pt. utilities Tevded
3/104

PARK LANE
MOTEL

Fanily ‘rooms with kit-|
chens © Good family
movies: © Color T.V. ©
DD ‘phones.

E. 4412 Sprague Ave.
Spokane, Wa., U.S.A.

+ MEW STORE
FRONT BUT.
OLD, FASHIONED ..

Trophic One Per Day

Tablets
15 % orF_

All Vitomin ue
3 BDRM iraller, large private fot

Tablets BM in Blueberry Crook. FI

1 o% OFF fie 2 SDE furnished trailer iat
° son). Ph: 365. ‘Ha/t01

FOR RENT

2 and. 3 BDRM con-
dominiums with full
basement, sundeck and
carport. Quiet residen-
tial neighborhood on
Meadowbrook Drive.

BIG 2 bdrm. apt. s200/ma; a)
ME 365-3638,
E QNE room sulte, Phone alter § fa
im. 365-6234

FEEDROOM bavement sae ie
fireplace. Phone alter 5 p.m. 365-
6234, 37103

MOTHER NATURE'S
PANTRY

276 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar — 365-7750

(Rights Branch).

3E0. Ph 395. 2735
(ovenings). tfn/62
MIXED firewood. Ph. 365.5171,

SAM’S AUTOMOTIVE

Available immediately.

REALTY WORLD

Castle Realty Lid.

365-3336
tin/94

won't let you down...

Exhaust Systems

© Pipe Bending

© Complete Automotive
Service

975 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar «

Sam Konkin
365-3666

ae ance oda ‘one and

FURNISHED 2 BDRM ba:
sulte, ground leval enteance, car-
pets, Tireplace. No children or

pets. Ph, 965-5999 after 3 p.m,

| FOR SALE; 2 single pede. ie
as is
2/104

| $19.3, 1 atth head!

ADS WORK

2 teid
re

lance ‘‘WHEELEST.

i

#Casn Registers
tor Calculaters
* Duphcators

12 X 60, 3 BDRM, includes stove,
ew ei tui umace and

In_ count settin
95500. Ph: 36
tin/84

Bill's Mobile Home
Service Ltd.
Complete fiobiie
Home Service

Moving, Srirtna,
Sundecks,

ireplace Installation
Office located at Shoreacres
Traller Park Ph. 359-7014

‘ATE’ The

S711; Surrey, 5
calcaten: (06747). tin/94
FAVE ‘A: VERY. NICE SELEC
TION ef double wide ond
wide homes. Avallable in re
and adult parks in Vcncouver's
lower aiand. {D. 5246
}2-588-8818.

Wa 12 x 60 FURNISHED 2 60RM
mobile hor Must be

‘moved.
$15,000 o,b.o. Ph. 365-3155.tin/95
Ox 0 SOREL EE eS
-10.X 50 GENERAL 2 BDRM pai
furnished; $6,000 o.b.0. ne Waren

BRAND NEW

14x70,
Mobile Homes

*26,500

NORTHWEST

MOBILE HOMES
D.N, 6583 Ph. 365-3551

eee
ee eater eee
"78 17’ OKANAGAN com , tan.
dem weal, sults ined, used

be will sore fil
aoe ring: $5 368:7436.

| 1978 FORD VAN auto., V-8,

Needs body work, partially cam:
partsed gif0O ob. 365 i

MAIN ST.
MUFFLER

© Custom Tube Bending
© Headers

© All Exhaust Systems
© Dual Conversions

1335 Columbia Ave.
365-5411

1969 FO! ton, 360 automatic
in good conaon $1200. 226-7368

1976 CHEV ‘A-ton longbox, 350
cu. Inch, 4-spd., $3400. eatery a
7

14.2% FINANCING availab
Lae ules ry “automate,

val wheel
cuitlion’ &

siereo, and and ity roof, As a
Ph, 365. 3/104

if these benefits appeal
toyou, please phone our
Circulation Deportment at

365-7266

x
Our Circulation Manager
will be pleased to discuss

route opportunities with you.

Some dam good people
delivered papers in their youth...

‘~\

© Regular. exercis:
* Chelce of area —

and in retirement
some darn good people
are going back to it!

~~ Heré are some of the Benefits
: ofa Castlegar News Route:

* Profitable part-time work.
© Expanded sontecs will with people. Opportunity to meet people and
make

rien

ae ‘own neighi

sgh an ees weekly routine,
urhood,

” BLOCK and brick work. 365-5604,”
RIE iis ERO jays

Bird, Yer; er.
Ph. 365-8702 Best Offer.

* Hed CHEVROLET Impelgs rx

ae ee ror dl
leces
cfter.

Car & Truck Rentals
Weekend Special
Fri. Spo,
ighennine $HQS9
WE TRY HARDER
365-8461

——
ue. %-TON, camper’ special,

‘auto,, 55,000 km.,
desl tanks, 37,495 o.b.0, Ph, 388.

oe ‘CHEVROLET cee fee
er sisering
brekes: Phe abe Seto otter

rH COHOE|

Insurance
Agency Ltd.
: 269 Columbia
Dial 365-3301
* Providing Complete
Insurance service
*We bove licence

plate:
be Open 6 days a week
toserveyoubetter .
* Private auto insurance

Jos CHAVELER Newport 000
1978 CHRYSLER New

km., mint condition. Pst i sel,
$6,500. Ph. 365-3284,

Church Chuckles

“New shell for turtle

LUTZ, ‘FLA. (AP) — A. animal hospital to be put out
mud turtle, its of its misery.

+ “shell allspaed in elght pieces

by CARTWRIGHT

Remember the wonderful blizzard in ‘60 that

regation six hours while
all past. dua pledges?”

NEED a carpenter? Will work by:
hour or contract, Free estimates.
hh. 365-6120. tin/87.

{r te
hu vanes dad, adh eatater “and

eT EPTRCeS Bricks, Blocks,
Stonework, Chimneys, Ph. 365-
6075. z tin/96

IN TARRYS AREA, 8 moni

eidcalled , iden late yp one
jeward, phone sv9-4762, TE

charged tor:

21° SAILBOAT. (Aquc

‘and main, de nes uni
stereo, stove HD. dod jer ‘curtain
geod condition, Call 965-3285 of;
fer 4 (weekd 7/103

este ted there fe

338 YAMAHA, tools instuded
$600. 365-6100,

440 EVEREST and 300 ciation
twil on ce twivel trailer, cant
Ih. 365-3923. °

ton A tal ot Keys on a Block.
Been Narcy Green aki halla i, ee,

on Noney Green ski trail. Ph
2620 86-6856.

found ‘pene ow ‘no’
ou've lost the

Lazorett
ORE seed jon. a 1979.
TS eT es,
poy rou did loved
rofuswent wi
‘God called you
They soy there is a frente ‘that

after being hit twice by cars,
‘was rushed’ bleeding to an

Mackenzie . -
holds.to its
frontier image

MACKENZIE (CP)
Through’ its brief - history,
this has always been’ a fron-
tier town, so adversity is
nothing new to its hardy
inhabitants.

“How goes the forest in-
dustry; so goes the North,” is
acommon observatio1 nin
part of the province. . And
these days, the forest indus-
try in B.C. is not going well.

1! But Mackenzie,, populstion
6,000, is more fortunaté'than
other B.C. towns: dependent
on slumping ieee markets.
While © nearly - logging
operations are grinding toa
it and. the sawmills, aré

” gutting back, there are two
pulp ‘mills here ‘and pulp
markets are re holding up fairly

we

Often, one member of a
working couple will head out
in the morning to a pulp mill
job while the other joins the
growing liheup at:the local
Employment :Canida office.

it carvies wounhys memories ota

ling of the few job
iti on the

The riverbed is made of tears,
Loy carefully side by site,
water very p with tears.
by the many ienes we tied
work is sane,

the river ‘wit alvida ond
walk ocross the riv

iF, ened

DOGS & CATS
we etc oe

Rod and Jan P: ore happy to
nce Grr birth ofa baby, irk,
ieone Michal on Dee. 25 91.
feight 8 te at Castlegar
oe District Hospital, Castlegar,

c
FOSTER HOMES FOR] :

office bulletin board reads as
follows: salesperson, guitar
repairperson, pinball ‘ma-
chine 'repairperson, water

er to be well driller, typewriter re-

pairperson, electricians and
truck drivers.
BAD YEAR

But it's been a bad year fo
loggers. Many were down
for the ‘three-month spring
breakup, then during the
strike, and now due to mar-
ket conditions. :

“It’s not a nice situati

bullt a new shell with. the
help of an auto body shop,
and the turtle recovered.

“There was so much. dam-
age I didn't know if we could
fix it, but I figured we'd try,”
veterinarian Mary Leisner
said. “Basically, he was a
very healthy turtle. What
looked bad was the shell. The
whole top was caved in like a
crater. But the body wasn’t
damaged,

“The ‘turtle was good
‘through all this,” she said
Friday. “We stabilized him
and medically treated him,
and he didn't seem to mind,

this ‘The only thing he didn’t like

was when we vacuumed him
to get the slivers and. chips
out. He put his feet out and
tried to run away.”

The unorthodox treatment:
was attempted after Jean
Nygren, a director of Tam-
pa’s Animal ' Protection
League, arrived at the Lutz
‘Animal . Hospital with the

turtle. She had seen another-

car hit it, and then struck it

with her own,
RECONSTRUCTS SHELL
“It was bleeding so badly

and the shell was a mess. I fim

thought it didn’t have a
chance and wanted to see it
put to sleep humanely,” she
recall

But Leisner, using a drill
and. some delicate bone in-
struments, lifted out the de-
pressed pieces of shell and
filed and fitted them back
into place.

Some pieces were missing
or destroyed, but the vet-
erinarian overcame the prob-
lem by using fiberglass under
the director of Jim McCom-
ish, an auto body shop oper-
ator whose wife works at the

* animal clinic.

After a trip to the body
shop, where the rough fiber-
glass was sanded smooth, the

the animal hospital for five
days.

It was then given a clean
bill of health’ and released
last month into a swampy
preserve.

Chemical warfare
known to backfire

_ WASHINGTON (AP) —
Soviet soldiers using potent
chemical weapons in Afghan-
istan occassionally have re-
ceived a gruesome taste of
their own war gasses, U.S.
intelligence reports ssy.

U.S. officials say they are
carefully studying the re-
ports, which indicate casual-
ties have occurred from asir-
dispersed chemical agents
accidentally blowing back on
Soviet and Afghan govern-
ment soldiers fighting-
Moslem insurgents.

One. U.S. - avalyst, who

asked not to be identified,
said‘ in an interview this
week that he is aware of “a
lot of reports about the
Soviets getting caught ‘in
their own (chemical) agent.”

He said that, although de-
tails are still lacking, an in-
cident of this sort must have
oceurred during the recent
fighting because word about
Boviet chemical casuzities
came from a variety of

sources, including hospital |

sources in Kabul. -

but what the hell can a guy
do,” says. Gene Gratton, 46,
who was the first logger to
haul for B.C. Forest Products
in. Mackenzie ‘in 1969.

“It's att to be tough, ° he
says, then: adds in typical
pioneer style: “But Til sur-
vive. Til do lots of skiing —

REPOSSESSION: 1960 Hondo

, excellent calanene apply
at Castlegar Savings Credit Union
or Ph. }-7232. Highest or any
bid not necessarily accept b oT

TREE TOPPING
SHAPING
PRUNING

COLUMBIA PEST
CONTROL & TREE
SERVICE LTD.

Box 457, Trail
368-6114
FREE ESTIMATES

_Tarry's Woodcraft
Wood & Vinyl
Windows

Patio Doors, etc.
Tarrys 399-4357

chimney — only $35 to.
glean your ch Mnney tor another “S
eating season. Phone now foran

PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Commercial Industrial

Residential

Falcon Painting
Ph. 3563

K:L.S. DRILLING

iff Kanigan
Water Wells: Domestic
indusic
Complete Pump Intalio
2 Sojl & Foundation Testing
HONE: E: Office 365-7137
‘Mobile H499966
" Box's426, Castlegar:
B.C. VINSWS

speeinmert her aide » enoliahy
Chimney Sweeps. 365-6018. tin/75

gtherw

NEEDS GOOD HOMES.
$ Fo Heotttiy "
DOGS & CATS

Please consider us first, iT
Ph, 365-3907 or 365-2888 | |

HOW to get I Bionker reac je to
290,000 homes dust
$99" will place Wout ae-werd
Classified ed in ‘all é-member

ry ithe the. oar
Asean.

Ave., Castlegar: in/93

FREE FUNERAL PREPLANNING,
For further” information

torio KIR. 929.

ALCOHOLICS:.
ANONYMOUS |
365-3663;

ANON, Aone F. eS 8060,

Christine © 7 ue Nado L.
199-4419, Pats; 1. 365-8302, Al:

Ateen, Jeanni 8. 365-5844,

——
Bie BRO TERS of wih a. fle
le

moment

brother, it will last forever.

—beobig brother iy Glathariezs

p yelonteas F
170 01

Pei eens
—— od

EMOTIONS AN .
.m.,. Castlegar
Volunteer Exchan:

rd
+ Sireat, next io Wests. - 32/97

THE Aas =

Weddings — Parties
Reasonable Rates

365-6474

first time I'll be able to do it.”

In the hotel beer parlor,
Wayne Breshears sips a beer
over his unemployment in-
surance cheque. .

“This industry is so erratic,
he says. “Rumors happen.
You don’t know from one day
to the next if you're getting
laid ‘off. There's really a
feeling of insecurity.”

But ‘he doesn’t feel the

.__ Div. of Pacifica
Estertalnment Industries Ltd.

' town is hurting too badly,

Provincial -
The ec. 81 Provincial win-
ning ticket“ number is

1652604. This ticket, with its
complete number. wins

000. :

Additional prizes are
$50,000 for the last six digits:
$1,000 for the last five digits;
$100 for the last four digits;
$26 for the last three digits
and $10 for the last two,
digits.

‘The next draw takes place
this Friday.

Seniors’ lottery

A déluxe Caribbean cruise
for two, a prize in the Se-
niors' Lottery, has been won

. by Albertine Roberts of

Dawson Creek. Winner of the
$100,000 prize is Mr. and
Mrs. Loren Pollock of Nan-,
aimo.

Four $2,000 winners and 14

Ph; $1,000 winners have been

named in the draws which
began Sept. 1 and concluded
Dec. 29. None were from the
West Kootenay.

OW OPEN
Sun Crest &
‘BottleNeck k Pop

fou have trted:

GROOMING, -
BOARDING AND
PET SUPPLIES.

SHASHEEN, |
KENNELS | (reg.)
NELSON 952-2164

DANCE BANDS and ‘mobile disig
Diellable for sy

Sngagement. Ph, 362-73:

P0758 lt

1 seca tae

$6.00 to $6.25 Case
‘PLUS DEPOSIT
BOB'S PAY'N
TAIT STORES

although the businesses are
feeling it.

The Lofgren brothers, who
live in a local mobile home,
have both been touched by
the lumber market slide.

NOT SUFFERING

Yet it’s difficult to describe
the single men: — Curtis, 31,
and Gary, 40, — as “suf-.
fering.” ‘

Curt was a loader operator. ®

more than $13 an
hour, when Finlay Forest In-
dustries assigned him to
piling strips at the planer— a
job paying close to the $11.46 |,
base ra’

him on snow removal in the
yard, a job that pays nearly
what he was earning
But he was making more 10
years ago with all the over-
time he worked then.
Biya a faller and bucker
for 20 years, was laid off 2'/s
eens ago. But before that
he was making “never less
than $4,000 a month.”

His savings are just now.

running out, and he thinks
he'll have to apply for un-
employment insurance bene-

AEA
TAG
HAYS

are coming

‘atin

/ Wedding Bells _7

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawrence, whose :
marriage took“ place Dec."31 in Castlegar. The‘ bride,

~- Cherryle, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hd Adams of

Castlegar ‘and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs.
Lawrance of Isleauxmarts, Nfld.

(Vital Statistics 7

BIRTHS
GIRARD — To Mr. and Mrs,
Robert J. Girard of Castlegar, o
son, born Dec. 25.
oe

.
HESSE — To Mr. and Mra. Colin
Hesse of Nelson, o son,
Dee 2s ea aay
KARN — To Mr, and Airs. Howle
Karn of Rossland, a son,
Dec. 23. marries ff
me ve lod and hg eran
ne tlegar, a oF,
ae ee aa
MARTIN — To Mr, ond Mrs. Lorry
Martin of Trail, a son, born Dec.
a eee
MILTON — To'Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Milton of Winlaw, a son, born
OSS eo.
\OBSON -— Mr, and Mi
Betan Rok Rabin By Fruitvale, a ‘on,

eo.

SHAW — To Mr. ond Mra. Gerry
shew o ot Cos eee son, born

: we
He srataatedl and they put bor Dec. 29.

WOOLF — To PArs.
domes Woolf of ‘uit, a

fore, daughter, born Dec.

COOK — Emest cad Sook, fat ot
Nelson Died Dec. 27
Sentite wor heel Bee 08 treme St

Pout's Trinity United Church with
Rev. Peter Faris officiating,
Cremation follow

FLYNN—Sister Heten Frances

Flynn, 50, formerly of Teall cied

Dec. 12 following a briet Miners.

vices were held Dec. 15 in

Bellevue, Wash,
*

mALEKOW, Mike John

died Dec.
District a aoe

ec. 27 from Tarry’s. Comment
Hall and concluded Dec, 23 w'
burial In Krestova Cemetery.
PIVA — Emesto Piva, 73, a
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