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Castlegar News | october 27, 1985

COMMUNITY NEWS

VINYL SIDING

Installed by Professionals
Aluminum or Viny! Soffits
Facia Cover

“Aluminum Siding
Wood or Aluminum
Windows and Patio Doors

Costleger Airport
Daily Flight
Service to
Cranbrook

365-7701

COLUMBIA VINYL
Day or Night 365-3240

HOMEGOODS

FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE

Mon. - Sat., 9:30 - 5:30
China Creek

“Drive a Little to Save a Lot”

HALLOWE’EN
PHOTO
CONTEST

You could
win our

GRAND PRIZE!
$50 GIFT CERTIFICATE

—To the Photo judged best in our
Hallowe'en Photo Contest.

ALSO :
Free 5x7 Photo

With each roll of film processed!
THIS HALLOWE'EN SPECIAL
VALID FRIDAY — WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1 TO 6.

[isan

The “Picture “Place

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA
365-2211

WE USE KODAK
FOR THE GOOD LOOK!

GES oie Go = GE =e

AUTOMOTIVE
DIRECTORY.

MR. AND MRS: CLINT CLIFTON
. residing in Princeton

United Church wedding

Sharleen Martini and Clint Clifton, both of Princeton,
were married Oct. 12 in the Castlegar United Church.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Martini of Castlegar and the groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Clifton of Keremeos.

Two baskets of fall silk flowers and two large vases
of mums decorated the church.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a
gown with a lace bodice and spaghetti straps and a full
chiffon skirt with two delicate side tucks flowing to a

train.

The dress was worn with a long: sleeved fitted jacket
of figured lace with a stand-up ruffled collar
a princess neckline.

The bride’s headdress — a sequined band with a lace
and sequined half-crown holding a waist-length veil —
belonged to the groom's mother and was worn by her at
her wedding.

The bride wore her mother's pearls as jewelry and
carried a bouquet of red and white crocheted
roses, a gift from the groom's sister Wendy.

Rev. Ted Bristow officiated at the ceremony and
Mrs. Win Scarff was the organist. Musical selections
included the theme from The Godfather, the traditional
Wedding March, and Morning Has Broken.

Susan Giles of Castlegar was matron of honor. Carol
Chapman of Castlegar was bridesmaid.

‘The matron of honor wore a deep blue and navy print

dress with navy trim, three-quarter sleeves and a high
neckline.

The bridesmaid's dress — which she made herself —
was teal-embossed silk with full-length sleeves and a high
neckline.

Both attendants carried bouquets of yellow and
white roses made by the groom's sister.

Rod Soderstrom of Princeton was best man and Clay
Clifton, brother of the groom. from Keremeos, was
groomsman.

Clay Martini of Red Deer and Darcy Martini of
Castlegar, brothers of the bride, were. ushers.

A reception at the Legion Hall followed the church
service.

Decorations at the hall were masterminded by the
bride's aunt, Lorraine Hoskins, and put up by aunts and
cousins.

The three-tiered fruit wedding cake was made by the
bride’s mother and decorated with white icing, pink roses
and silver leaves by Mrs, Da Costa. The cake was topped
with a bride and groom beneath an arch.

Carol Bertrand, a friend from Princeton,
mistress of ceremonies.

The toast to — and “roast” of — the bride was made
by Carol Chapman. The groom made a reply to the toast.

Rod Soderstrom proposed a toast to the bridesmaid,
Sue Giles made a toast to the groomsmen and the bride
made a toast to her parents.

The newlyweds are residing in Princeton.

was _

GiB pie BBs Se SS se
AUTO BODY & REPAIR

WANETA PLAZA TOYOTA

Complete Car and Truck Repairs
AUTO BODY & PAINTING
Bear Creek Road, Trail 364-2588

AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES
(=3) BUMPER TO BUMPER.

Fighting Inflation For Motoring Needs
6 Days a Week!

1507 Columbia Ave. 365-7787

USED AUTO PARTS
ERNIE'S TOWING

Ph. 365-5690 — 24 Hours
DEALERSHIPS
WANETA PLAZA TOYOTA

Bear Creek Road, Trail

CASTLEGAR CHEVRON

425 Columbia, [2428 Columbic: Cestlegar 365-2912

(?) j (KZ) Kootenay Honda

(across from Waneta Plaza)
Dealer No. SSaEncas

368-3377
Foie
MAIN ST. MUFFLER
Located at Castlegar Turbo
1335 Columbia Ave. Ph. 365-5411

CAR & TRUCK RENTALS

CASTLEGAR CHEVRON WANETA PLAZA TOYOTA
365-2912 364-2588

CASTLE TIRE (1977) LTD.
SALES & SERVICE
365-7145
050 Columbia, Castlegar

Busy summer for
wildlife centre

CRESTON — The Creston
Valley Wildlife Centre re-
ports a busy summer, its first
under the operation of the
Creston Valley Wildlife Man-
agement Authority since its
transfer from’ the Canadian
Wildlife Service last April 1,
according to a prepared
release.

Changes brought to the
centre in 1985 include the
new Swallow's Nest_Coffee
Shop, and the expansion of-
the Birds of a Feather Gift
Shop.

Several features of this
summer's operation were a
direct result of grant funding
through the Modified Indus-
trial Labor Adjustment Pro-
gram.

There. is a_ self-guiding
nature trail for which an
appropriate brochure has
now been prepared.

The centre has also been
able to offer a program dur-
ing the virst and last months

of the school year. Canoe
trips. were made possible,
and a visitor survey was car-
ried out.

“This will help to refine the
program for the people who

-visit, and to identify groups

who might be contacted more
fully,” the release said.

Besides the many guided
canoe trips through Corn
Creek Marsh surrounding
the wildlife centre, the staff
conducted numerous walks,
demonstrations, , and _film
shows.

During 1984, Corn Creek
underwent a total drawdown
which provided a different
wildlife spectacle to that
usually found at the centre,
and with re-flooding in 1985
the marsh is now into a re-
newed cycle of productivity.

Also under the MILAP
funding, new signs have been
prepared as highway infor-
mation and for the display
hall at the centre.

Rose to speak
in Cranbrook

Mark Rose, NDP MLA for
Coquitlam-Moody will: be in
Cranbrook as keynote speak-
er at the NDP Education for

p.m. and 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. on
Nov. 1.

The address by Rose will
take place at 9 a.m. Saturday

the Future Ci

The conference, one of the
stops of the NDP Task Force
on Education presently tour-

‘ing the province, will be in

oom 235 of East Kootenay
Community College Nov. 1
and 2.

Rose is the NDP debate
leader on education and local

by issue
in the morning and after-
noon.

A final panel summary will
occur at 4:30 to 5 p.m. when
the conference will adjourn.

Panel members will in-
clude Thor Frohn-Nielsen,
chairman of the conference,
Sandra Bruneau, and Don
Fisher from the provineial
NDP e

in the Legi: s

Glen Aspen, president of

the Kootenay NDP, said the _

objective of the conference is
to give the public a chance to
have input into educational
matters “since the govern-
ment has refused to call a
commission to study this im-
portant topic.”

He said the group has al-
ready. invited organizations
and members of the public to
present briefs from 4:30 - 6

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Where You Belong

Trails Fruitvale « Castlegar ¢ Salmo ¢ South Slocan « Nakusp « New Denver Waneta Plaza e Kaslo

tee, and Rose.

Some of the issues expec-
ted to be considered are local
autonomy, global education,
how to encourage critical
thinking, the responsibility of
schools for training for oc-
cupations, technological
change and its implications,
and life-long learning.

Daughters
hold
rockathon

The Job's Daughters of
Bethel No. 60 and several of
their friends held a successful
rockathon last weekend.

The girls spent 21 hours in
rocking chairs in the show-
room of Maloney Pontiac. All
started the marathon with
great enthusiasm, but by the
middle of Sunday afternoon,
those that’ remained were
only too glad to go home to
bed when the adults advised
an-end to the rockathon,

However, Victoria Thomp-
son continued to rock for a
further three hours to fulfil
her commitment of 24 hours
of continuous rocking.

All money raised from the
rockathon will go to various
charities supported by the
Daughters. —

“buy your
inauronce trom The Dominion
onde ve The ideal Monthly Payment

“itiets you pay tor your home

ordingly
‘Jost how ideal is The Plon?

FORERAMPLEIF | YOURMONTHLY
YOUR ANNUAL
PREMIUM IS. WOULD BE

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‘The Darninion of Canada Grasp
A CONDE INSURANCE

INEUEANCE EASY
1127-ach Street, Coathoger

Stock, other sizes NS
Now at introductory prices!

Henne's Marina

On the Arrow Lakes, 2% miles from Castlegar.

365-3219

ALUMINUM
inex

BRAND new slip cover for older sheets. Ideal
style chesterfield chair. Pleas

Tor

nsive roofing, siding, or

insulation. Th con even be

used fer vapor

riers and any

instruc:

UTILITY TRAILER. ‘Teal Tor two
snowmobiles. 3/
GARDEN storage rs ox,
$395, 8x8", $495. 365-6156. 3/85

MOVING Must sell household
furnishings. For further infor-
mation. 365-3649. 3/85

ouaaewn Square
365-3737

ing__cookstove
Phi geeaser. 3784
AN 12° coaxial bass

ERANKLIN Fireplace, Tike new,
‘$75. lood
B.O.

cabinets

TOP SOIL, ‘grovel. fi
Legebokolf..359- F938. sare

‘ise, These used printing press

plates (.009 x 247% x 36 in
Bre prided as follows: One

ches)
to 12

35 conts each: 13 to 24, 60 cents
each; 25 or more, 50 cents each.

Apply Castl
Ne Columbia A

News, 197
Castlegar.tin/22

OPEN7 DAYS A
Salmo

357-2118

COMFORTABLE easy

OTR tee Aitratonditicned.

Reasonably priced. 365-8336,”
85

WURLITZER. electric piano, great
|. 365-2530.

condition, 3/85 Compl

VISION
SATELLITE

Sat. & Sun. all cars
$8.95 (min. 2 days)
km. with

arborit 1e spenazel chrone

vinyl chairs.

headboard.
6694.

Starting at

SHAKLEE
*1200

OPEN HOUSE

Nutrition, Skin Care &
c Household Products
Sat. 11-5; Sun. 1-5 p.m.
Nutri in Videos at~
No. 18, 1101 Colunibia
(Sandpiper Trailer Court)

Info: 365-3295 (Katie)

available O.A.C.
View at
HILLTOP SERVICE

Or Call
LORNE FELLOWS

BOOKS OF CAROLS AS designed for 365-2925

On the spot financing

3/84
FILTER QUEEN VACUUM = fon
and service. 693-236' 10/79

USED Guns a and sold.
Cash or trade. Wises Hardware.
Rossland. 1-362-5171. ttn/93

ALL MAJOR
APPLIANCES REPAIRED

B&C HOME APPLIANCES
REPAIR LTD
365-5451 or 364-0411

APPLES, Twice as good at half

:
Creight. R.R. No. 2, Co
ivi

ice-of store produce. Palmers

MAPLE MATES single bed with
mattress. 365-3259 alter Sp.m-
3/8!

pri
SG 329° (Oborne’s) 3633

INFORMATION
aMA APPLES
First 10 Words $3.50
Aaditional Words 15¢
tions for Price of 2
Finsertions for Price of 4
Special Reduced —_ s for

Spartan
Golden Delicious
Jonathon

$ 7 Per Box
&Up

Also Winter Pears

13x x.
ore ‘Also  Kvaileble le

Attention Getters

25¢ for each time ad appears
{Minimum charge 75¢.)— Robson

Legal Ads
Word. ads: 20¢ per word for
fone insertion; 15¢ per word lens”
for 365-5234.

radial tires, 1,000 miles
Husiler 10-speed,

FOR SALE

3225 Broadwater Road

26° FLEETWOOD Color TV, $75.
four 13" steel belted all season

$75,
$150,

$60.
3/85

insertions. Legal boxed ads:
64¢ per agate line for one in-
sertion; 48¢ per agate
subsequent consecutiv:

NEW wedding gown, size
$250, 65 . Evinrude
motor $500. Ph. 365-2563.

11712
boat

sone ADVERTISING

Two TABLE LANES: stereo A Vv.
stand in food processor
fever used, fomily sized dent
with ‘addition. 365-2729. 3/85

STATIONERY SUPPLIES
PHOTOCOPYING
WEDDING STATIONERY
GENERAL a elle

S Kel Pr int

SNOWTHROWERS

"FOR TOUGH

THE EASY CHOICE
CUSTOMERS:

‘SNOW TRAILS

SALES & SERVICE
502-12th Ave., Genelle
693-2382

For Better or For Worse”

by Lynn Johnston

lw
osu Donel

FREE ESTIMATES

Call George Ross
_ Shop Manager

Run the same word classi
issues of the Castle
first two ads...

CHARGE.

2s

ONE bedroom opt. fully
furnished. 5 uitoble for tired
couple or mature male. ts
Ph 365-3894. lee

cozy,
for

THREE FOR THE
PRICE OF TWO |

READERS of the Castlegar News,
throu: thi 's mn

TWO 185 R75x13_ ice/snow
radials on new rims for GM
mi cars. Hardly ever used.
$185. 365-6407 Reet

bership in the B.c Yukon Con
ore of-

dve:
“Tor S119 pet
5 lace your 25-
word “blanket” Classified odin
more than 700,000 homes. Your
Action Ad will appear in nearly

623 Columbi ,
365-6585 =

INCLUDE THE PRICE: When od-
vertising items for sale, it's
always ‘odviscble Hex state the
Ma n't phone

ed. Hn/o

MANURE, 6-yard loads.
$160. 12-yard loads. $225. 359-
7926. Paul Legebokoif.  tfn/75

RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE

New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

. 1ON
Payment Policy ZELLERS DAYS
Payment may be made by
cash, cheque or Viso ond
MosterCard credit cards. It is
not Sdvisable to send cash
through the mail. Classified
‘Ads may be charged, but a §
billing charge will be mad
the ed is net aid for seven
days after it first appears.
{This $1 charge does NOT op-
ply to Visa and MasterCard
Charges.)

ss =

Action Ads Deadline
od As

event:
Fancies

accessories set.

saw kit,

sponge

boots,

10.a.m. Friday
Order by Mail
Print your Action-Ad on a Page 4 —
separate piece of paper and Barbie ‘and Toy Bear B.
mail to: Page 6 —
Action Ads Cottage

Box 3007
_. CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN 3H4
The Castl jews reserves
the right to clossify ods under

appropriate headings and to

Play Center,
determine page location.

Bashasaurus,

SALE DATES: Oct. 23-26
FLYER

The following Items may
not be available for sale

Page 1 — Chrome Tabie
Page 2 — 3piece bath
Pa — All furniture
items including chairs,
tables, coat racks; hole
pipe wrench,
block plane, drill storage

box.
Page 4 — Cookies, 200 9
popping

Page 9 — Soneware beer
toffee,

— Children's

ot
pancake slippers, men’s
men's

ER
The following Items may
not be available for sale

event
Page 3 — Items AandC.
Dreamtime

Discovery

Page 7 — Tub, Tug and
Barge; Shapes & Slides

Bums Kids, Shape Shop

Page-9 — Road Ripper,
Princess

SEE what Mary Kay cosmetics
can do for you. Fran. 365-7857.
tin/33
SEAMLESS 5” GUTTERS.
Heavy

more than 125 million st
And there is a $10 discount for

cash. Call our Action Ad number

365-2212 for details.

-RENT
THIS
SPACE
365-5210

FRESH honey for sale. Bring your
own container. Ph. 365-3!

ONE USED oil furni
177,000. Best offer

gouge ‘on-
tinuous S-yeor leakproof guaran.
tee. Free call Mr.
Goiter. 365-3240 104/25

GLASS & MIRROR

. GEORAMA GROWERS
Our “Green” won't put
you in the “red”!
Beautiful Norway and
Colorado Spruce trees 6 ft. to
10 ft. hig and in-

Gloss
Sealed Units * ICBC Claims
FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY
CASTLEGAR & TRAIL AREA
604 - 200th Ave., Fairview Sub.
Castlegar — 365-2394

stalled ry es low as 360. 00.

GEORAMA GROWERS
Granite Rd., Nelson, B.C.

352-3468

HALLOWEEN COSTUMES for
rent Adults only. Phone after 5
-3803. 2/86

SaRPLUS sealed ui
Speedy Auto Gloss. 365.

WAGON WHEEL bunk beds amt
mattress. 8-years-old. $350.
6316 after 5 p.m. tin/86

PROVINCE-WIDE

CLASSIFIED
ONLY.
$109

Coll us
+ for details!
Classified Ads
365-2212, G

Ss

Castlegar News"

TWO $10 each, Zinch square
headlights. 365-8: 3/86
MENS CCM ska! 10. N

laces and ouerds, ‘Excellent con-
dition. $13. 365-5209. 3/86
TWO FEATHER pillows. new
covers, standard size, $10 each.
365-5808. -3/06

REGISTERED quarter se,
mare, 8-years-old. 359- 7283.5 786
SIZE 8 leather roller skates, $20.
365-3259. 3/8:
BOYS skal $15. 365-
3/85
ne! 14” Ford rim, $10. One 15
Seep tim ond tire. H78-15. $19,
365-5766. 85
BAUER
skates. Size 8
dition. $20. Ph.
You may oavertce in this column
irae of cha: 10. two items

T 1

FORD 302 heeds with
Tanttold, 2-berrel carburctor,
$150. 365-2489 evenin: 186
10 H.-P. riding mower, like new,
$1,200. 693-5566. 3/86
LARGE Treuloted dog house,
186

7 complete with

etc., 3x6 ai
fable. 365-5072.

Gir hock
3/86

FOR SALE
One adult season Pass
for Red Mountain
AT REDUCED PRICE

Ph. 365-7507

PAILS
ONLY

*1.50

EACH.

Heavy duly all-purpose
plastic pails with tight-fitting
covers and handles.
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS~
197 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

put the or,
ticles must not total over $20 and
h item must have its price
We will run your-ad tor

tn/25

ied ad in three consecutive
©. News and you pay only for the
the last one is at NO ADDITIO

2-14" WHEELS to fit 1976 Toyota
pick-up $10 each. Ph. 365-6917.

PUREBRED Doberman puppies
females, tails

5 3/84

PULLETS on point of lay. $5 each
Ph. 359-7193. 3/84
DOBERMAN puppies for sole. Ph.
365-3073. 3/84

ONE BRED Hereford, 4-years-old.
-365-3020. 3/85
DOGS BOGS BOARDED. Alco Kennels;
B4
in
WILL HAUL away livestock car-
casses. Phone 357-9984 alter &
P. tin

FURNISHED ‘one bdrm.

1 BDRM, furnished o
included, centrally Teeated. Pe
36S-' z

NEW 2 bedroom fully Tarnished

home. Lovely view. No pets or

children $400. Ph. 365-8374. 3/84
ONE bedroom wait

centrally

3/84

- house with
occupancy.
693-5566 after 5 p.m. 3/
Witapoee ER OUT OF COUNTRY, wan-
nits. in Pin duplex

month. Party mus!
the. units but con heoe
rom
option to
Ray Bystrom, 365-2111 or 365:

THREE bedroom house. Phone
367-7009 or 367-7459 for oppoin.
t 1/86

ween Castlegar ‘and Nelson.
‘on school bus

route. ‘SZesimonid. Available
Nov.

HOUSE, Ootischen
je Nov. 1. Partially | re
3/86

vailab!
~ Aithed. es 7557.

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY — We
plan that will suit

<5 BDRM: daublewide in Robson.
All maior applionces, fireplace
365-5585 after 5 p.m. 3/84
3 BDRM. HOUSE. Unfurnished.
No pets, $385/month. “in

/73

FOR A A LURES TIME ONLY —
raat pons tor caecior
Ciizens, 65,and over, for a one
or two bdrm. opartment.
Wheelchair focilties evailob

ONE bedroom apartment. Close,
to downtown. per pent
. Heatincluded Ph. 3653811. 3/84

Clean Furnished

One and two room

1 365-
liars
rm. house.

/fridge, $350/month.

loble immediately. Ph. 365.
Sead aher 5 tin/82
3-BDRM. - Bazernent opt. fridge.
stove, cluded:
- 365:

units.
Color Cable T.V.
Allutiliiies included.

365-5613

1 BDRM. house, electric heat,
Blueberry Creek. $300/mo. Ph:
3239. tin/84

4 BDRM. house in Robson, on
h-365-5833. 3/84

ourt in

Coble. satellite TV. also

ht wood stove.

fridge, stove. Ph. 399-4701.

tin/

AVAILABLE im ly, 2

bdrm. on acreage near

ferry/Robson. Ph. 365-6691. 7/80

2 BDRM. house overlooking
Kootenay River, fridge,

d oil and wood

don space. Avciloble

- Ph. 399-4207._ 7/80

monthifee on oneyeor lease!
Box 3506, Castlegar, B.C. 365
7161 of 365-5071 Residence

2, BORM. furnished | su
iplex in Blueberry. S775/mon
th, Call Brod 365-3347
8054 7a
3 BDRM. HOUSE on acreage in

2 BOI \.
Availoble Nov.
Castlegar. 352-3290.

ite, private entrance in-North
Costiogar, $250, utilities in-
luded. 495-6206 collect, after 6
7/85
2BDRM. cabin, large lot, private,
Winlow area. s278/month. 2
1396.

SMALL 2 bdrm. house,

Castlegar, close to
S0/month. Uti

365-5954 evenings.

2 BDRM. house in Robson, near

ferry. No pets. 365-2950." 3/85

3 BORM. HOUSE, close to

schools, aibopeins- e

negotiable. 365:

SMALL 2 oo

Blueberry on quie

stove included. ‘avaiigble
628

hous

2 BDRM. HOUSE with large rar
close to Pla:

Correction

Re: October 23, 1985
Dollar Days Flyer

CASTLEGAR S-bdrm.., split Tevel.
10 schools io shopping.

se t
“Gali Roy 365. 2111 di

Sean ee ve
CEDAR MANOR

deal retirement on

+ special floor
1&2 bedroom units
Fridge and Range jnchuded
Very clean and Hos
‘Would Furnish on Request
Ask for more information
Senior Citizen's retiring plan

PH: 365-6213
or 365-7661

SELKIRK MANOR
starting ot
ed for

ROS S204 5 9052275822 on St
FURNISHED BACHELOR suites
ve

$275/mon\ 3. 6547, 365-7176.

SP) ClOUS ond deluxe one

2 BORM. SUITE. Porchelor si
both partly furnished. 88
or 352-7774. me 47
ARROW TAKES TRAILER PARK 2
large yard. Also
railer. Reasonable

RENTAL PURCHASE & or rise rent, =

rm. mobile home on ‘%-acre
riverfront lot. Near D-Bar-D. 365-
7007. 7/82
2 BDRM. house by Ferry in Rob-
son. No pets. 365-7388.

=

TRAILERS FOR RENT. Pai

suitable" tor 14 wides. Ceda:

Crest Trailer Court. 365-6158.
ttn

CALL FOR

British C

THE CORPORATION OF
THE VILLAGE OF FRUITVALE

PROPOSAL

The Village of Fruitvale wishes to engage a
Professonal Engineer on retainer. Proposals will
be accepted from members of “The Association
of Professional Engineers of the Province a

Proposals will
engineer is

ted to?

Box 370
Fruitvale, B.C.

indicate what
prepared
remuneration is expected. The proposal will also
include references, a complete list and descrip-
tion of projects undertaken in
Kootenay and a resume of each staff member of
the engineering firm. Proposals may be submit-

will be thoroughly

LA
versed in civil ‘and structural engineering.

services the
to. offer and what

the West

MR. HARRY, P. MUELLER, Clerk
The Corporation of the Village of Fruitvale

speci .
of on cpplicants
jon. colour, marital

ancestry, place of

oge, sex (unless the
matter relates to the main-
tenance of public decency
D prior approval has been
obtained through the Human

of Power Figures and
Modulok.

Page 10 — Items A, B,
and C, AW.E. Striker,
Snow Cat, All Voltron
Accessori

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Robot Set, Space In-
spection Craft Set,

Explorer Vehicle Set. Do

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it now before winter!1
(Offer expires Nov. 17)

3 good reasons to eat at Woolco, Page
3: Bacon Cheeseburger should read
$3.00. Turkey Sandwich should read -
$2.00.
Sorry for any inconvenience. this may
cause.

WANETA PLAZA
HIGHWAY 3 TRAIL

VOG 1L0

By November 4, 1985, at 5:00 p.m. Proposals will
be opened in public at 7:30 p.m. in the Council
Chambers of the Fruitvale Village Office.
Proposals should be sealed and clearly marked
on the outside of the envelope “Engineering
Proposal”. For further information contact the
undesigned at 367-7551. . =

HARRY P. MUELLER,
Clerk