+ chairs, Ph.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 24, 1966

FoR SALE ©
Ladies’ new white figure skates,
alze 6, $0.00, Phy 865-6415;
—enild’s “pony, Excellent tor gym-
Khona and horse show events.) Also
‘will board horses, Ph, 367-7004.
1s” tt boat, is hp AD moter aiid
trailer; Good condition, $300. Ph,
‘365-6700. at

hi-fidellty

—ortiopnonic

pe
FOR wi LE
Coffce and end tables, three oc~
casional chatra, Ph. 805-7008,
Vv-M 788 Stereo tape recorder 4
track 5 speed. Ph. 346

‘865-7087,

‘For solo or ront new 3 bedroom
house, ofl furnace. Parties with re
ference only need apply. Fh. ret

fadio, record player and records, Ph, te

7 Fridge for sate; Good jgondition.
865. 247

kates, aiz6 1; Collter’s en-
golf ‘clubs and ‘bag, lke
»_ 865-5853, AT

i} Battery ery cabinet radio, electric
+ range, $25; table model cream sep-
arator, 350-400 Ibs, $15, Ph. 363-5353:

‘One pair Corvair winter ties
+ 650 x 13 and one rim with 1600 mi
on tires. Very reasonable. Phy Bose
5 7

+ a7 summer tires, 78524, one bed
' and spring, orennehy tables and

H Round coal stove, Perfect con-
2 aition $7.00, Apply Tom Ryan,
hind Zibin's store.

7 bedroo oon in Knight tuily furniah-
ea io x 88 trailer for quick al
apply Parkdale Tratler Court, Rol
son or Ph. 365-7624,
Hockey equipment for sale, aa
BBG,

Portable

tape recordce wath
adapter for anole. Ph, 308- aus

range. Ph. 36
—“Poubie_kitstien sink in cabinet.
complete, All i Serene
p.m.

Ph, 352-0796 after
write Box 493, Nelsons

7| VEHICLES FOR SALE

'57 Ford 6, automatic, radio.

be-| Good condition. Make an offer, Ph.
365-6523, BAT

wood..for fireplace for sales
mAs)

SMART’S CHINOOK

FURNACE SALES
INSTALLATIONS & SERVICING
4% FINANCING AVAILABLE
Guaranteed Workmanship — Free Estimates
ALTERATIONS ON OTHER HEATING SYSTEMS

PASHAS DISTRIBUTING CO. LTD.
HEATING SPECIALISTS
Castlegar Phone 365-8073 or 365-8079
Trail Phone 368-3044

10 YR. WARRANTY

it, mowing grass, shoveling

ANDERSON

Should Your House Bo Sold
After The Children Are Grown?

This is a problem many parents have to face. You hate to
leave a home with sentimental attachments, Yet, when
the children are gone, it seems impractical to “keep up”
so much more space than you need:- cleaning it, heating

ning’ up and down stairs, ete.

The time comes when a smaller place, or a compact apart-
ment might make life infinitely easier for you, And you
may be pleasantly surprised at how big a lump sum the
old homestead will bring, nowadays! -

We are prepared, both to help you re-1
and also to sell your house for spot cask. Consult us with:
out obligation. Come right in, or phone. i

Member of Kootenay Multiple Listing Service
365-7944 or CALL
JOHN HIPWELL (Salesman) 365-7514

snow, making repairs, run-

2ES FAR SALE

VEHICLES FO!

1954 Dodge Ha ton ton eas truck,
Good shape, Ph, _ S05
Tt ies7 Pontiacs Ph. Gees

‘andard, 1 wlatertze a

1960 Chev, 6 stan
ed, also Honda (Dream) 1965, PI
365-8104. 36
1061 “T-Bird “Excellent shape, Ph, a

$4 one ton International. Real
bargain at $376. Ph. ‘865-7664,
71868 280 ss "Honda. Phy sey ogte

jaan 1986 0 y Olds 2 door” hard top. ‘Brand
new rubber. all around, $870.00, Ap-
ply basement suite corner 7th GH
maple =

_ an good tires.’ Can bes genet ‘at
Body.

a rama oo Dream must Far ss00
—good running order Ph, 365-5845
or sce_R. Harmston, tint3

HOMES FOR SALE

‘ee bedroom modern home on
large Tenner lot. Beautiful view, bey
363-7046 evenings,

ex a alter Wi with 10 x 247! cute
to on one acre private property two
miles from damsite, Ph. 865-5762, 347
‘3 bedroom home. Gas heat, Full
basement, 339-7th Ay Castlegar, 346

A HE is, gTay! ity water.
oul side. finished, ude eatetiatly fe
fshed. Nice location in Vallica:
Price $6,000. App!

kott, RR No. 1, Winlaw. Ph.
‘T3A3.

Make your family happy this Chris-
Buy them this new weil ‘bullet

Sam podoveints
226.
me

8 bedroom home on Sth and Tamarac,
Gaiteger specials price for Christ-
\._ 365-5160, M6

Se Ananet Howe,

tt. 8 BR, 11 le
wil sell, ar “Towest price for cash,
Ph. 346
‘Newly comple’
home in choice fecation, includes
cathedral entrance; 2 fireplaces, we
w carpeting plus many other fe!
tures. To. view Ph. 885-8359,
10 x 40 mobile home, 2 bedrooms,
sereened porch, furnished or unfure
fished, on large landscaped Jot in
Blueberry, Come and make an offer
Ph, 365-5512. 5

PROPERTY FOR SALE

meoutical ee beeen a half on a
Ave: Kinni 365-6770.

‘View lots a ‘Ave, Raa.
‘865-7124. tin-4

"Large lot in. Kinnaird — 10th

ite more

AGENCIES

Ave. next to. corner store. Write Box
1456, AS

‘Property ‘Brilliant suitable
ee Toidises. ‘Some fruit trees, es

two lots Sf_x 100° each in
sherbike Suby | Beautiful ‘scenery.
Call at ee 346
3-4 7 a Hou aa REESE,
apply FD stewart Sr, Wintaw, BO,

“Lots for sale. Ph. A Geronazzo,

View lots in Kinnaird. Ph, a65-
5158,

z Ha
§ | 2 bedfoom duplex in Castlegar.
S47

PROPERTY: FOR SALE
HAA

. Kootenay

FOR RENT

In Robson 8 room furnished
house, basoment garage. Ph. 865-

7
"7 Furnistied aulte for rent, Phy oe
‘7858.

Multiple |
Listings &
Local Realty.

2 bench lote for anle on North
Shore 12 miles East of Nelson, 80
ft: of Lake frontage priced) at

500,00

Commercial Site or Subdivision

10 acres at Blueberry
acceas from highway along side of
CPR. Ample water supply, power and
telephone service.

HOUSE MUST BE SOLD

rge well feainieet house at
$1 Columbia | Ave. Au
offers considered. ‘prasent reventie
from property is $9,000 per year,

William. Kalyniuk
Agencies

Boaltere

534 Josephine | Street, Nelson, B.O,
Phone 862-2435 :

OR PHONE CASTLEGAR
365-7090

OULU
Business Gpportunities

Apartment house in down-town
Castlegar. Full occupancy. Ph. 365-
6s41L. 46

- FOR RENT

Nice aceommodation for 2 young
ladies, Room ’ and. board Just
room. Ph, ' 865-7852." 34
TT commercial “wullding, suite” und
office space. Ph, 865-5931, tind?

Palak ll aad al hatin deebae
35 Suite for a lady or a gentieman,
365-5442, 34’

Private entrance. Ph.

‘House with four or five bedrooms
for. rent with option to buy. be
385-8013,

For rent or sale 25° house aaitee
crossing in Bi Beilin
jursinoff.

droom: house, aa or
untugnisned, Ph. 365-7368. SAT

‘New one bedroom suite. Ph. S65-

7633, sav

Ph, 365-7391 ‘after 6:30 pm.
Furnished and heated sulte Phi
365-6156. i = SAT
"Furnished 2. room house, bath-
room, 1 block off highway at Pass-
more, apply BIll Voykin Ph. mae-Ta97.

12 x 50 Mobile home 7a
Arrow Dam. site. Ph. 365-8865; ”
3 bedroom “house in Cantiegan
Ph. 184T
‘Trailer paridng space, private
property in Robson’ near Bost Office,
not over 45 ft, Ph. 865-5205, S47
‘bedroom. ho! partiy. furnish
aT

2 nae.
ting {ed in Robson Ph. 369-5405.

- phe finest advertising
is seen or heard.

‘doesn’t have a chance unless ft

t is vital to its

of an

The
success. And circulation is people
of advertisements printed or antici

... not the number
ipated or projected.

Positive

No

iser can afford

proof of circulation should be demanded. Vague gea-

eralities should be discounted. Charts,
promises are not readers,

off sales target.

‘The actual circulation figures

formulas, and

and can lead your advertising

_.. verified count
tf h the reports

.. of this

are

of the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

_ CASTLEGAR NEWS

!

Exactly how many units ot your.
of paying customers? How

delivered into the hands

much do they pay to see your adv

on Wednesday:

Moderns AW Ned
cent Valleys bee month Ph. 305-7202,
Mr, Humphries

Suite sae for couple. Private
entrance, Ph. 883-7042. ME

TT Fully furnished rooms for rent,
one with housekeeping. Pn. there

room furnished duplex
multe, automate heat, by ferry, Rob-
son aide, convenient to dam or col-
lege Ph, 865-7403, 46

Sunred ‘duplex suite avatiabie
Dec. 15, PI ‘5712 daytime or Se
5586 cveninss.
o Toom house, also 8 room, mats
igs opetbaseeas este hl 348
eK we for rent — one
persons, Pay 305-5504
“Single Too Soom m_ for rent, coat
» Ph. 865-5020.

. Phe Castlegar Reale
ty and Insurance Services,
tm 45

WANTED
‘Want 8 bedroom house to rent,

possibly buy, Ph. 863-7235  week-
daya te 4 pm or eater after, ae

good condition, Please contact Selk-
irk* College aernanti Affairs Office,
Box BY 240
‘Want ae a oa bets. want ell
with

Siattrene: ng fren B45.

HELP ‘WANTED

WANTED IMEDIATELY. Two
neat ‘Ateliigent men with cars, for
a or part time’ work, Telephone 8.

W. Goods 363~" ‘SeQTTA4.
WORK WANTED

‘WI babysit In Blueberry — Hay

Twill do Lidgeieryer or Tae.
Peveied ees Ph. B65-0028

‘oung marred man with i2
years survey and drafting and gen-
eral office experience including typ-
ing, a purcnaAng, filing and telex
wishes -permanent employment in
Castlegar area, Ph, 365-64! Bat

hly lenced ae
will do any Kind of carpentry Work

pecialize in cup! 9
estimates, 1444 Columbia ‘Ave. 2a
Employment wanted, for a
ographer.. Have typing, shorthand
and am experien: Ph, 365-6583, 344

; . NOTICES

PARENTS — Is your child hav!
Hee with Reading or the ove
ualified teachers offer ‘help
with these and other subiectes grades

PASSENGERS. Canadian Pa-
cific Rail chairman, N.

passenger rail
oa eave ace to sa khere's
dian Natio: becat
insufficient profit f them. ©

FOUND

Province of Alta birth certificate
Ella Marea

TT Double mattres = = found er
Castlegar Ferry, Owner may
by calling 365-7497 ‘and estitying.

Registry | District jelao1
at Nelson, B.C, a description of nite
and plans of a highway yi Bridge; prox

e

de approxim: al
the high water line in a southerly
Seaeopy from the existing Needles
Ferry (3am ding and on aa ‘bearing of
Lote He 25". 55"

a take notice that after the
expiration of’ one month -from the
date of ‘the publication of een ne-
tice, the Minister of Highways, Gov-

of the Province of ‘batieh

ot  rransport for approval of the said
site and plan
Dated the Zist day of November

H. Ts MIARD
DEPUTY. MINISTER

one to seven on a
bi ‘365-6452,

No two ‘tems
allke. Order Christmas dresses now.
Ph, between © and 4 and talk it
over, 365~"

“For ‘all kinds of knitting includ-
ing Indian sweaters. Pir, 365-5647.
JOIN THE ZYLCO BRIDAL CLUB.
Order) your fine Imported China, Wm.
Stainless (Steel
la, and Zylco Cut~
lery at wholesale “price. Save hati
sic ey and enjoy the world’s finest
Products, Single: - giris
Sutlaing a hope chest, and marie
people who like the “best, can get
full Information » without. coe on
by telephoning S, W. Goods S65-"

—_ Clothes ‘for ¢
Individual styling:

Fur repairs, Cleaning and alte
ations, Make use of your oldefurs by.
at

having: us oe season @ collar or
aa ore

~_ Room and board in private home
Sll-4th “Ave, Castlegar. 348
ding. —

steam baths—
. Phe tin-40

Ciassified. ad rates: S cents per

word per insertion. Minimum 75 cents.
‘Three. Insertions for the price of two.
Cleanified ads close nt 12 noon sharp
ae ee for. display.

~.. tm 40
Photocopying: black-on-white
rocess, t=

advertising ii

7 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Box ALCOHOrICS ANCNTMOUS. B Fox
303 Castlegar.

o!
Parliament Bulldings
Victoria, BC.

LEGAL.

CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE
OF AIED

A’Public Hearing on ‘the appit-
cation ‘for reroning, ee ee 8 Plan

2207, DL, 71’
mereial will v3 herd pe the the Panis
Inthe ‘Kinnaird Community
Boi Tuesday, Dec. 6 between the
hours of 8.30 and 98 pm
‘Allen Selble,
Village Clerk, -

SLOW DOWN
aad LIVE!

BACKHOE

© BALL FOR RENT
_ Nordic Hall’ — Reasonable
Phone 865-7153. fs

tm24

nosy

for ‘work by the'day,

advert! sing are

extising? Where 2nd

how is this advertising being delivered?

‘This is the type of circulation informat
advertising budget aimed i in.

keep your advertising and

the right direction, No camouflage,

figures.

ormation that helps

just facts and

Insist on circulation proof when you buy sirens

—be ABC-sure.

* Acopy of our latest ABC Audit Report is a

on request.

ENGAGEMENT —

‘Kinn are» ploased”
the engagement of thelr. ‘youngest
Mari to

Mr. ‘and iors. A E. Webster of]:
yu

hour or by. contract.
CALL.
ELECTRIC

(CASTLEGAR) LTD. -
PH. 365-7241)

Gravel & Ton Sell

DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE J65-7013

COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
[a SaRGrh Ves Casiieger

Building Supplies
OGLOW BROS.
Building & Supply Co. Ltd.

Phone 365-7202

Got Biack Top Son
Ditching and
Excavating

M & M TRUCKING
AND EXCAVATING

Robson '
Phone 365-5917 or 365-3158

Owne! z
Castlegar News and paying for ag

CARL’S

GENERAL CONTRA

Romewte!
Romodens

Custem-Bullt &

125. €o!
Box 1419, ' Castlegey.
Ph. 365-7020

INTERIOR LAKE |
SERVICE LTD.
e

Charter. Service
. Towing. - pores
anywhere on the Ww,
Lakes

Nelson 952-5434

CASTLE

TONITE & FRIDAY
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

MAT. SAT. AT 1.30 P.M.

AROS. HUNTER-ARWIH races

8 the Thrill GFIt AN #

“ARLENE FRANGIStaasseso

nine-point plan for the
Castlegar and District Arena
was proposed after further
dance destruction two weeks
ago.

The most recent incidents
followed other. dance. incidents
costing. the town several hund-
red dollars and. delaying -ice
making one week, reported Mr.

inio.

‘The plan is aimed at weed-
ing out the hooligan element
from the arena dances and let-
ting those who intend to have a
good time in an acceptable man-
ner enjoy themselves.

Mr. Zinio said he had per-
sonally attended one such dance
and was’ impressed, “I would
rather* see 300 people enjoy
themselves at a dance than\have
them getting into trouble,” he
sald at the: council meeting.

The: regulations, yet. to be

Gaglardi Urges Motorists -

Be Erepared.

The following. t

for Winter

anti-f for possi-

Highways: Ministe: Gag
lardi, has been fosuea theoue
the highways de lopartmaat’s Te
gtonal office at Nelson:

The first snows of winter
have already fallen in many
areas of the province. I would
sincerely urge 6 euery motorist
to carefully check his car or
truck to ensure that it is pro-
perly equipped for winter.

. ‘The ‘condition ‘of batteries,
heaters,  defrosters, brakes,
windshield wipers, mufflers and

_ North Surrey
Man Charged ©
Affer Accident

A North Surrey man was
qharged with hit and run here
Saturday after he allegedly
sideswiped the car of ‘a damsite
worker penvand faited to stop.
ley allegedly hit
George Milikin of Robson caus-
ing an estimated’ $600 in dam-
ages to both vehicles,

The accident: occurred one
mile:west of the Arrow Dam on
the Robson road.

‘June Svensrud of Castlegar
was charged with careless driv-
ing Saturday when. her vehicle

vehicle is said to have sideswip-{ will
ed Gerry Tailli-

acar driven by
fer of Castlegar.
Damage from. this Robson

cking
hit ns oe me high voltage pow-:
er poles.;.The

accident © was] but

ble severe conditions in your
area, should ‘all be checke

. A shovel, sand or an old
blanket, useful if you are stuck
in’a rural area, should also be
standard winter equipment, If| ©

pera lure regions, warm cloth-
lhe and boots are essential.
Every vehicle’on the high-
way in in winter, particularly in the
bell areas shouldy be
equipped Mith ea tires in
good : condition. Tie chains
should be carried for use under

shows they are no substitute for.
chains in heavy snow conditions.

ast years, my /de-
partment. will” issu ily re-
ports of road conditions through-
out the province.

These reports are carried over

most radio stations around noon
each day. In addition, in accord-
ance with section 198 of the
mistor. vehicle act, signs will bo
placed specifying’ when’ winter
tires ‘or chains “must be: used.
Under severe conditions, chains
will be mandatory.
These signs are placed for
public protection: Use of snow
tires or chains will be made
mandatory by public notice in
the press or by radio. The order
be rescinded as soon as
travel ‘conditions are again |”
normal.

‘ We will continue to main-
tain roads in the best possible
condition regardless: of ‘season.
However. all’ drivers must’ ad-
just.to the hazardous conditions

that ater often brings. Ve-
hicles can be properly equipped

it] and we can plow and sand roads

to the best: possible‘ standards,
winter driving: still’ requires

blantea on engine trouble.

is
skill and care by every motorist.

you lie any trips to low tem-| &4

fianily. ‘aoptca by .counceil, are
as follows: *
The hall is to be rented to

the group.
up renting the hall

each :; ‘washroom and the main
entrance. They are. to be paid
on en hourly rate.

The group’ is to hire and
pay for its‘own ticket taker.

The group is to hire and pay
for a coat checker and all danc-
ers are-to check their coats.

The lights are to be on at
least half the. time during’ a
dance.

‘Nobody is to be admitted
tothe dances ‘after 10.30 p.m,
and’ anyone who goes out may
not return.

‘Anyone caught with: liquor
on the premises‘is to be report-
e an

an adult member representing | §

Zinio are L. R. A. Hart,

CASTLEGAR aiden Lorne Zinio: was. among Many el-
ected civic officials from’ every province in. Canada. who
recently attended a $44-day conference on civil emer-
gency ‘planning at Arnprior, Ont. Shown here with Mr.

Creek, ee

co-ordinator from Victoria; centre,’ and ©, R.:Rasmussen, ing
right, who is director at the CD- staff ‘college at Battle

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 24, 1966

Hydro Awards
Two Goniracis
For Clearing

B.C. Hydro has awarded
two contracts totalling $244,000
for’ clearing in the Arrow lakes
area, near Revelstoke,

Lodon Contracting and De-
velopment Co. Ltd. and Mac-
Arthur Construction. Ltd. of
Prince George, was awarded a
$125,000 contract to clear about
450 acres on the east shore of
the Columbia river south of
‘Revelstoke.

+ A second contract for $119,-
000.was warded to Jim Robb
Contracting Co. Ltd., of Chilli-
wack, to clear approximately
148 acres on the west side of the
river south of. Revelstoke. .

The two contracts are in-

Fresh Crisp CELERY,
Ib Al

LG. TENDER HEADS
Lettuce
each 19c

cluded’ in. the 4 work
scheduled for next’ year.
About 65 ‘per ‘cent of the
10,000 acres scheduled for clear-
‘this’ year has been com-
pleted. Total area to be cleared
is 27,000 acres.

: A: hall rental fee ‘is to be
decided and a cleaning and dam-
ahead of time.

no damage and the hall is clean-
ed by the group.
Abyone destroying any arena

the RCMP.
Mr. Zinio noted that check-
ing coats: would prevent. liquor
said ‘in the past liquor ‘bottles
had been littered around and
being brought into the hall. He
one! o£. the broken. bottles had
been : responsible for delaying
ice ater this year after the
cut through . the plastic
pe containing salt used . to
eze the i

been looking in on had o:
had the lights on a small fraction
of the time.

Council ‘is'to consider. these
arena ‘ proposals ‘in. committee.

Gay Christmas”
Mobiles Decorate
Kinnaird Bazaar
Gay Christmas mobiles de-
corated. the lower hall of the

Kinnaird. United Church tea and
bazaar. held

He added the dance he had]

“BIRTHS

KOOP; — ‘To*Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs.
Larry Koop of Thrums, Nov. 22,
a daughter.

STASILA ’ — TOME, and

property is to.be turned over to Ni

i; Nov. 28, a’son, *
Castlegar Chamber
Vetoes Matching
Grants for Tourism

‘The _ Castlegar and District
Cc of Ci ve-

Nine Tenderfoot Guides
Enrolled at Kinnaird

Second: Kinnaird ‘Girl mley,

The
Suldes held enrollment on Nov.
Karen Webber, Sherry Say-

é enchak, Marilyn: Downey, Wen-

Laidler, Joanne’ Pepper,

Donna Walker.

Kathy -M:
Cathy Walker. ‘and Frances Mur- |

phy: were enrolled.’ The‘ tender
foot: guides ‘ were’: enrolled: by
the. Commissioner of the’ Kin-
nrood Bele District, Mrs. a Rob-

‘After enrollment, Mes: A
Gormley: presented’ badges to
the following guides: Grace Gor-

renda Downey , and
Shesna’ Warteed, Hostess y padge;
ary: Hardy | and Debbie
Laldler, © Child Care badge; Mar.
gie Kani gan; ‘Swimmer’s badge;
bane Marcellus her toymaker
adge.
* Rosemary Hardy, Vicki Jac-
ques,’ Carol’ Marcellus, ' Margie
Kanlgan, Lorraine Bermel, Deb-

year stars and Margarite Forn-
elli received her third year star.

Refreshments were ' served
to’ the mothers by the guides.

Yellow ‘Hubbard SQUASH,
10¢
random. size pieces:

Lg. Fancy Rfeeneitectethde
each

16-7. tewess nels,
> BREAD, 6 for :

Appie Cider
3 tins $1.00

toed a i proposal to make ies pro-
vinelal tourist matching “grant

basis.

‘The regional Pro posal
out ‘from Ne
Commerce \ elaon ou enn
Foster: to all eres of. the

went

School Board to Set Up
Driver Training Here

Hopes were’ voiced: at last
week's the Castle-

e Commerce.

The ideas. ‘was shut: out at

the regular meeting of the cham-

ber held here recently.

‘The . Nelson Chamber. of

Commerce estimates the district

the Heed “to tai" $4,083.10 for
e. coming. year, : repréesentin;
“a small : i

a\-very® successful ‘afternoon. :

the tea:which featured the bake

table sponsored by. the senior

choir -under the care of, Mrs. J.

cLeod, Mrs. 'E. Allingham and
e

AVAILABLE |

BOUNDARY |.
a JIC HA

+ (Located Below

KOOTENAY TIRE

:Castleaird Plaza)

SEIBERLING TIRES AND
AUTO REPAIR WORK

KEN BONDE, OWNER

PHONE 365-7895

SATURDAY. & MONDAY
| TUESDAY

ONE PROGRAM AT.7.30 PL.

JOHN WAYNE”
KIRK DOUGLAS:
PATRICIA NEAL

HRN
PAULA PRENTISS:
BRANDON de WILDE.
WORTH
DANA ANDREWS -
NRY FONDA

STARTS. WED.
- THE GORGON

PLUS

THE LAPLANDERS

Save......

C. Arthur

: YOUR INCOME TAX
for details

“Phone 365-7638 .
The’ Mutual - Life: Of. Canada

“up-to 200/, ON

cer ser\

einer aoe

m=CHUCKS

~ RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C,

Me
Mrs. We Walp
with their

table decorations and ° candy,
were attended by. Misses Nancy
Dyck ‘and Patsy Toews assisted
by. their leader Mrs.'J. Toows.

(A Targe™ assortment of. ap-
rons’ and” novelties graced: the
ire, table‘ under the*care of

cGir girls represented
by Mrs. Gary Bro, Misses Lint
Sterling, Jackie Dufour and ge
san. Craze‘ offered’ the. United
Church calendar and ‘doll cloth-
‘es, while’ Mrs. F. Stamp-Vincent
“in ‘care. of the Christmas
card. paleplay: *
2 tickets. were handled
ns.

the: kitchen
.D
"Mira. W- Sheloft and
Mrs. ath Brownlie.

ean by Mrs.

Over. 100. people ; patronized,

Horswill and Mrs. D: th

“aggess-
ment.”.

For each $40 a local cham:
ber «raises ‘the ' provincial “gov-
grament gives $6 0.

ney used would be

of
gar school board for establish-
ment of driver training courses
by ‘September, 1967.
Superintendent for the
5 Claud

mee for students in the dis-

x < Chairman Mrs, Hee . Waiter Jac.
obson suggt e program
set’ in» motion: Yeariter

“in 1967 | two-hour ‘periods after regular
to avoid winter Toad conditions. ! school classes.

_A free automobile may be
available to the. school district

structors,
course will include out-

~The
side Hechter nie oth-
er.

The course is scheduled for

slated for. ‘publicity of the re-
gion as a whole.
Earlier the.'Castlegar:.and
istrict’ Chamber.’ of: Commerce
pet decided to use: membership
dues from those ‘chamber. mem-
bers profiting from ae for
use as publicity m ERS

It was felt at. "the, "meeting
contributing‘ to®:tourist Promo-
jon funds on ‘a’ district ‘basi
would “be duplicating -plans a:
ready. agreed upon locally. :

Boxing Day_
*Spiel Suggested

: By Gladys Bila &

The ‘executive of the mixed
curling guy has:come:up with
an Jidea. ‘It would. like; to hold
a mixed bonspiel on Boxing Day

rwith' the. ladies, skipping the
$e rinks.
wearing Sant. wore the

Comments ont ‘would be

Misses: Susan: Holds-
“Wanda: Buffet, Janie
ee and]
mbers

‘The executive also. announe-
ed this week the tiles are ready
for installation’‘on the‘ floor’ of

Joanne Kenn all me!
of the Hi GC. sed

‘the lounge area of the Castlegar,

and District Arena.”

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matching gran
type’: of legislation .would ‘set a |:

Central: ‘Kootenay y Re-y 1
aan a istelet has: decided: that
tourism supported on a regional’
basis:is undesirable for the Koo-
tenays.
An apnlleation from ihe
Nelson. Chamber : of : Comms
the “entire ® district ;be taxed for for
tourist’ promotion’ was ‘squashed
at the recent meeting of the dis-
cto id

directors felt that this

precedent for future years, and
that participation in such a ven-
tur ure this year should be can-
ce!

“The ‘board will notify Nel-

‘son Chamber of Commerce of

the decision. The decision fol-
lows that of the sReional Dist-
rict of East- Kootenay.

was made .when the board: de-
cided they could-not accept or
reject any particular sub-division

Lad the department of

high-
ways.
“The board now has authori-

ary, 1967.

: Another important decision |:

as. this authority rested

GHT
RESPIRATORY. DISEASES

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ences, have to be found by the
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