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CASTLEGAR aoe ee April 12, 1979

: r CLASSIFIED )
RATES AND
INFORMATION

Classified Ads appearing in this
section run in the Castlegar Nows
only, Deadline for submission is
Wednesday at 10a.

They are not Action Ads and
therefore are nol covered by our
"Guaranteed Results” policy.

jes
The first 10 words are 75¢, every
additional word is 5¢.

Payment Polley

Payment must be made im ad-
vance. Cash, ehoques. or credit
cords, including Visa (Chargex}
and Master Charge accepted.
Business accounts, payment os
pre-arranged.

Please see Section “B" of
this paper for our major
Classified Action Ads.

> TWO-BDAM. a Robson for
: Ml 0 pets. od

mbsotet
eet smal fnty. Ph. Ses-saz6 ata

$ TEEDROOM, furnigned ‘sults

Y downtown area. Ph, 368-7353 tut
CARGE UNFURNISHED ne

: able for couple or couple win

. oe gee. ete 15

> ON OOM
: tities Sirermonihe Ph.

! TWO-BEDROOM tum mara a
: oe i rent Res; jarried
. Raspberry

HOUSE with full base
jabia May ist. Fh Pee

+ 634

+ THREE MOBILE homes for rant In

: Castlegar. Please call 385-8150,

. MM/S
Fridge, and
red. Castle

100, No.

Coe

: 2BEORO!
Stover Holerences 1
gar North, Ph. 3

: BACHELOR aulte. Aval ble May 1.
1 Ph, 985-2458, tinsa4
HGUSEREEPING rooms for rent.
Ph, 985-5813, aid

MISC. FOR SALE

. RINE ERASE guaranit mo!

» of dog, cat, human urine

: odours, from caro or fabri
brochure. faidoll Chemic-
an itd, es Boe "Bo! ti Gis

ATTENTION Produce Tru
Tomatoes and full line of top. a
iA lta top Gar:
: i nf mation yeese prone bi
Infor
£ 194-0482 j2 between

Mi
Soran PE. asorinG) Atk far
Buvatien MMI3I5
ISHED, Must, sail im-

880 Timber J

lack 226-7221 Valley Comfort,

Dat '70 GMC diese! Hi
: Da geatoa blade and Wingh. | Pa
823-6401

FISHERMEN! Fi Fn
largest etock of Wet, es
Bisetrege illee, ‘nimi at Wat
each; Ory ; Steelhead 80c
each. Steelhead | Spertin Goode,
Lens Burnaby, 8.C, en

Bron FORD Gab aver aie 17
if. GMC Dump truck. Two ,
lanters,

pen to

fiataece trallera. Potato

single roll and double,
reasonabla offers. Ph. Chase, ee
679-3054, MMi16

ee

Please See
Section 'B’
of this
paper for
our major
CLASSIFIED
ACTION
ADS

; solid Exterior
‘analled di core

1970 CAT O66, 3 spool winch, angle
blade, ready for logging, Cranbrook,
$48,500, 1973 D&H winch and angi
blade ith tlits, excellent, Vancou-
ver, 0,000. 1969 S68 Tyard
bucket ig ru rubber, runs good,

Vancouver, 1068 CAT
855K, HOES, Serer purpose buck.
at, new U.C. Vancouver,
$27,500, Ph. Pna or Gi cin

GOLF CLUBS, Panacar Pegw) ana
Ping {2-SW) frona, both like new,
$250 each, Confidence woode 1, 3 4;
5, $80. All § shafte. Ph. 385-5487,
MM/15
FRIDGE & STOVE, avocado fen ns
90 condition, $435 for bath

00D SELECTION of TN
Wood/0ll combinailan = A geen

food cook rt anges
heaters Several ciate
Une ot

MM itin/4S
ONE BEAR Compound bow with
aluminum arrows. {n good candition
Ph. 399-4260. MMI15

ONE NE S-woek-old male billy Spat Fn
ORGANIC GROWN tresh carrots fo

226-7! en

PORTABLE ELECTRIC Saint ma-

chine, Two ladies’ Lencon ad

eas, caclee ey shoee Ys medium.
Ph. 965-; TMS

ANTIQUE, OF Chea +700, or best
Pe Sat tia a a7 Complete, thy
ought Iron B
Eig a ae its
&-FT. SECURITY camper. Ph.
Nira
SCHOOL DESK, $8. Ph., SO EAT
SARCTAY ACOUSTIC. qua:
gine "9 electric guitar with Poe
ae 3 to, 10 S-gal. rer, oull
a ‘8. Ph. 365-731 MMI15
SPINGH: COOPER CLIPPER: reat
type power mower. Ph. 965-8407.
Sa, foes, Aenea
pecs oat MMi15.

ONE WHITE fridge for sale. Ph.
985-5009.07 365-9801, _ MMII
16-C U. FT. FAEEZER. Older
model. 385-2458. atnii4
- Ads for Seniors.
4x23%2-Inch windows, one

TWO 2
Saye Inch window, 44¥ix16\~
a aall gilding canopy window. itt

SWAP SHOP

1 HAVE 1/4. gize, also 8,
violin. [need a 1/2 alze or By ize.
Exchange? Ph. 950-7759. MMH15

| HOMES for SALE

-ONLY2 Locks FROM SCHOOL
ESIRASLE

Cooper Agencies Says at ‘50.

2-BEOROOM- HOUSE, Quis, dead md
end street In Robson. Ph. 905-8085,
'O-BDAM. HOUSE at Blueberry
Greek. 70x117 tt, $25, we includes
grapca,, wove, 1 Gg, 8 sont

OLE: cas for sale B Grand
Forks, Ph. 442-3073. IMi2/16

PROPERTY

. RETIREMENT: BrECIAL & Sports:

catenaya, on
acres ranting t he. bovis River cer
Creaton at Yahk, B.C. Reply to Box
838, Creston, B.C. VOB 1G0.MM/15
WATERFRONTS Galore! Ex-
amphi by = 78° waterfront,

Lasqui fantastic 4000",
crop, Ll tinal ame, $149,000, be
Courey - 138', $12,600. Al
ahine Coast Saltapring,
Ruxton islands. See Y a} fane or my
boat. Kelth Bower 02. 175, Roce
land Real Estate MMe
YEAR-ROUND cara SaroenInG
ehuawap Lake. Electric heat, car-
ited, new atove and fridge. Askin
For i more Information cal
Karnlogps, S76: 5670 or Easter ain

RURAL LOT near Pass Creel

115x218 ft. Wall-casin, Tastatee:
$13,800. Call Hipwall really 365-
7514, #3415

MMi15 *

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (CASTLEGAR)

CAPITAL EXPENSE PROPOSAL No. 6-79B

The Board of School Trustees of School District No. 9 (Castlegar) proposes
borrowing money at any time or from time to time within two (2) years from
December 31, 1978, by the issue and sale of debentures beoring interest ala rate
or rates per annum as may be specified by the British Columbia School Districts
Capital Financing Authority at the time of the borrowing and payable over a
period or periods not exceeding twenty-five years from the date or respective
dates thereof, in such principal amounts as ihe Board may from time to time
deem necessary to raise net sums not exceeding i in the aggregate $475,050.00,

of

and other

after pay

cost:

A. Sites
Board Office

Kinnaird Elementary

Board Office

C. Equipment

General

E. Conveyance Equipment
F. Minor Renovations

TOTAL ESTIMATES

CORPORATE SEAL -

8. Buildings ond Additions
Stanley Humphries Secondary
Kinnaird Junior Secondary
Twin Rivers Elementory

O. Fees and Contingencies

Preplanning Stanley Humphries scenery

Not eligible for Provincial grants

expenses with respect to such issue or sale, for acquiring and developing school
sites and purchasing, constructing, reconstructing, furnishing, and equipping
buildings for school purposes or use in connection therewith and other capital
expenditures for school purposes. The following in brief and general terms sets
out substantially the proposed projects and the amount allocated for each, the
amount specified as eligible for Provincial grants, and the amount specilied as
not eligible for Provincial grants and for which the school distric! pays the full

To be borrowed
under this proposal
and eligible for
Provincial grants

$

District Maintenance Shop

District Fire and Intruder Alarms
Stanley Humphries Secondary

$ 52.920
4,000

NIL

Resolution passed the 19th day of February, 1979.
Approved by the Minister the’ 15th day of March, 1979.
Authorized by the Lieulenant-Governor in Council the 291h day of March, 1979,
Adopted by resolution of the Board of School Trustees the 10th day of April, 1979.
“PR. Haley” Chairman of the Board

Certified os being approved and authorized as
provided in Section 215 of the Public Schools Act.

“J, Dascher” Secretory-Treasurer:'

Total
1,600 $ 1,600

$370,410

$ 7,020

$ 56,920
Nil

$ 39,100

$475,050

Nil

“& casi NEWS Classifieds 365-2013

BEAVICEO BUILDING lots tn grow-
In vii, city of Revelstoke, New, Get
$, sonal. A baer of Rr)

mn 807-0021" OF F ae

SRSET-pGalwoneniae
390.4285. MMi18
#2 ACHES
Toh ara ea
ben otter. ph abe-426e, © MMA

CORNER, tot, trutt trees ta
older 2-bdrm, hame, $24,

RM es
- MOBILE HOMES

1967 12x60-FT. SGUIRE, fully ture
nished. Ph, 365-2203 or | 5
MM/15

872 DOOGE sleeps 6, self
pantained, PR 96s-e5l0,

Travel Trailers

17-FT. SCAMPER
Very good canditlon.

1975, TRAVELAIH

eR. r
lent condition, 3-way way te ot
burner stove, furnace, jollet. est
Ph. 385-5642.

VEHICLES =

1978 HONDA = XL176,
Erenttent condition. Ph. saeaat

ass
1071 V-8 VEGA pi

trick
aint, custom: interior, what rats
* Ph, 365-786

he

1975 DODGE CHARGER ork
360 motor, all fedial ny ana crulee,
contro}, aunroot
tlol 000 0.

bu!
Baha? ae pee beady
sedis iS.

CLA!

960 VW bt
comp! jovaiyt rebuilt, Body t ta,

ech VW Spelle with is

aa Ie, $400.

to one T ite “tite a “asin
recline seals, win ra iret ete
$4,900, Ph.365-8026,_— "MME
1078 DODGE 4x4, Ph. 359-7200.

1869 DATEUN, Tow miceg
ood second car. Ph, 365-3400

‘Poetical attbeestes
ae FORO, good tires. Ph.

a REBEL SST, 4-dr. 86
Bod running candle, $286

1973 PLYMOUTH FURY
.b., excallant condition. Ph.

1968 FORD ve ton, 4-apd. trans
Bion, 380 380 motor rz recond tioned

1973 FORD eo eREs anne ith
canopy. PI MMIIS

ye.
H.

. 385-2348. MMB
1978 YAMAHA 250 Yz. Excelent
candltign, Ph. 398-4260, _MMJ15
1878 GL 1000, fully tour ready, mast
tall Ph, 385-4048", tant

7 HONOR: MAIZE, Tow mileage.
Also motocross safely equi prea it,
Dole size ar. Ph.

IBREGLASS Suritamer, com-

wiih 60 hora Hate Mercury
motor. and trailer, $1,500.
985-8423. RAMIIB
ee te H.P. Merc.
ana MMi

rh SAILBOAT, fully equi
traller. Ph. 985-7087.

WANTED

WANTED — Autor Bod! Posies: To

8-15 SUMMER, TIRE In
rae oy In. 365-5487. MMIIS
Aday is wookola eal Willing to
pay unt to $50. Ph. colli oct 228 8,

WANTED: Goins minted before
‘Will pay $3.20 for dolla
quarters, 30c for dim 1967

For
and 1608 coins, prone. “tor uate,
825-9278.

HE WANTS
GEA feat

pent
i" aiseim aaa at
foodiands an na a be resranaltle

for al roduction of 380,000
ant Responsioiiiies will Include
3 of fo and

into

Woodian ands is West

BOs x 6000, Quesnel,
IADER

-BABYSITTER In my ho
tris, one and 2 ee ORD,

a
M15

ELP WANTED RERS ONAL

ADDITIONAL ADVERTIOING RESPECTAGI
BOE lonrare aT 3 like ie eae Ey ‘in

Whitehorse newapapers: zee hon oriented Moma Pree Box
MM/15 4

Ne rth
Times {aally aye pal ure 3248,,.Kam
MUBICIAN — LEAD quia hooking

‘energetic tet dividuals
t rock band in I
torn Ow rou 5 intefeted prt
Fi Rind

Organizational and Nominating

MEETING

Rossland-Trail
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
‘ASSOCIATION © :
7:30 p.m. — April 19

Portuguese Society Hall
421 Front St. — Castlegar

All Party Members and Interested Members of
the public are welcome.

= In loving memory, of

KEREIF|
tf, who passed aw
ea

ariha
erin 18,

wa
who-foved her,

He olapad ou as mag
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ON PAGE A7

inter ote

eatabllahed community,
er In the Lower Mainland.
plicant. will be

tlon,
rsa nie to Bont 140, 3, BCYC.
feat Hastings St.,
Varoouvel, a . ‘V68 1H7,
MMI/2/16

p.m. Monday throug!
4 inning. dune. tate Fi
Anus South fon pth
ie WANTED: Appl

Student Placement

SOUTH CASTLEGAR BEGINNER
Guitar lessons avaliable, Accauatic
or classical, Ph. Jon, at 365-6547,

Me usy A
wi aa

missed by the ‘ones:

Lagat. South Cast rea. Ph.
—SHARE-A-RIDE -

ahaa
expanse. Ph
and 6:30, or 365-2321 attr sine sais

Forest Technician

: required by our $
Forestry Department, based at Slocan, 8.C., under the supervision
of our area technicians.
The successful candidate will pertorm a variety of duties’
related to the harvesting of 150,000 cunits annually.
Preferénce will be given to those with a strong background in
road location. Salary commensurate wun experience.

wish to ext
thanka® to the many ren
Hiatlves ‘who expressed the!

albert
Elaine and Bult ¢ i Salt Lanny; Submit resume to:

‘Chriatina and Nell Campbell.

EARL'S PRIVATE Pools wishes to
thank all those who attended thelr
Chemical Seminar and helped to
make i a Succeee,

’ Mr. Terry Dods R.P.F.
Forester
Slocan Forest Products Ltd.
Slocan, B.C.
VO0G 2C0

our busl-

“Charlie” has been
re thanks to every-

OPEN HOUSE

Our doy
found. O

The Interior Lumber Operations of
Canadian Cellulose Company will be officially.
opening its new production facilities on
April 18.

To commemorate the occasion, Castlegar
‘area residents are invited to tour the mill on |
Thursday, April 19. Tours will be conducted
at 9:30 a.m., 12 noon and 1:30 p.m. For
more information or to schedule a tour,
contact Margaret Pondelick at 365-7211,
local 276.

Visitors should wear low heel shoes and
for safety reasons, no children under 12
_are allowed.

Canadian Cellulose Cmpany, Limited

Interior Lumber Operations

CASTLEGAR'S PEE te REP team was run: -
th

ner-up In’ the "A" ‘division

game at the Sr. Pee Wee Invitational Tour-

dt nln Cea nati

Horning.

Cestlogar. bers Wayne Popoff.and Deanne

roment sponsored by the Femle Minor

Hockey Association the weekend of March 31
+ April 1, Upon completion of “A" division
round-robin play, point standings were: Fer-
nle 6, Castlegar 4, Cranbrook 2 and Leth:
bridge 0. The final game pitted Castlegar
against Fernie, with the hosts taking the

chomplonship title Bye Ml @ final 5-3 score. Both
ies for first and second

% 25 place respectively, while two of the five in-
+ dividual awards Inthe tournament went to

-teams received trop!

ig their home sows re
ler: Steven

trainer Russel Varigin. Missing from the
Photo is Bill plerendeh:

PDE we EB a me eee

‘Unites

‘By IRA JOHNSON
Kinnalrd Church of God

~ Easter Sunday evening,
1979, will mark the first time
that the Union of Spiritual
Communities of Christ, and the
various Christian churches of
the Castlegar area have par-
ticipated together ‘in a joint
service of Christian fellowship
and witness!

This special Easter'service

‘will be held this Sunday at 7:30

p.m. at the ‘Brilliant Cultura!
Centre, and will feature several
choirs and ‘singing groups, as
well as a 30-minute color film
which portrays the Easter
message. The entire congrega-

. Hon will join in singing —
‘favorite Christian hymns such

as “Amazing Grace", and “How
Great Thou Art’. *

This joint service of fellow-
ship and witness arose out of a
desire to honor Christ, and to

HIGH BOWLERS in last Saturday's Castlegar Firemen's An:
nual Bowling Tourney are, left to right, Bernie Van Rasse!
with men's high three, Kathy Brady with ladies’ high,

shovan lsfeld with ladies* high three and Theron Isfeld with

men's high. — News /MirrorFoto by Leo Sommers

Recreation News /

National Coaching: ~~
Certification Program

The theory section of the:

Program contains fundamen-
fals of coaching common to all

‘S sports. These include the role of
"; the coach, growth and develop-
ment, psychology of sport,
tmotor learning, exercise phy-
logy, sports medicine, . bio-
mechanics and training meth-
haa! :

Theoretical concepts - are

. ae iti Theory Level I is
qually applicable to all sports.

t.
The clinic will be held in

e@ Make the decision ‘to
Tun,

e Get a medical checkup.
@ Developa schedule. This.

may take several weeks before |

it becomes routine.

@ The pace at which, you
run will determine how your,

body accepts the exercise. .

Start on the slow side, and:
don’t be afraid to stop and walk,
for a rest.

Running gear — shoes
should be. flexible, but sturdy;
support for ankle, heel and
arch; t-shirt and shorts; sweat-
er, pants, rain gear. Rain and
cool weather demand extra
clothing to maintain body tem-
perature.

Ladies’ Softball
Castlegar Senior ‘B' Ladies’
Softball team will begin prac-
tices next Wednesday at 5:30.
p.m, at the Kinnaird Softball

Park. Anyone interested: in -

ball is urged to

at the

0 - 10 p.m. and April 28 from

a.m. - 4 p.m. Registration |

Spring Programs
Spring Program registra-
ion has begun. Those people

it 439 - 6th Ave. S., Castlegar:
chythmics and exercise, yoga,
textile painting, hunter train-
ing course, defensive driving
course, the T-League and Sand-
jot softball, microwave cooking
ic, Theory Level I Coaches
‘ertification Program, and the
pring children’s and adult's
tennis lessons.
With nice weather, local
ple should be out enjoying
some physical activity, whether
it be tennis, working in the

as received more Run For Fun
fecord books. This program is

fon, in conjunction with Re-

gral Recreation Commission ~

é Simply log the kilometres
uw run and when you reach

‘ll receive your free iron-on
ransfer and certificate of par-
‘ticipation immediately.
Here are a few running
“tips:

attend. For further information
Lhe contact Lynn Frisk até
165-3858.

This ladies’ team plays
locally in the West Kootenay
Ladies’ Softball League. They
also’ travel to a number of
weekend tournaments in the
East Kootenay and Okanagan.
Persons interested in coaching
competitively at this level are
asked to contact Lynn.

fie

More Classifieds

BUSINESS ei

000 with ‘ancallont f patel

subHentiat Increase. .Land, bulla ‘

lnventory and Ko

% sland,’
Exdottent an Vand ‘poten to

info navidual, "Ow
aoe attra” Asking $80,000.0

eh
Pratonabia’ alt Appl
1987, Qualicum Beach, "eg oR

20. ee ae

SINESS, Includes ‘76

CARPET: BU nahed Sharm,
"au propel

ivig ing erlor town, $75,-

860. Ph, 692-3911 days or Le at 5
evenings. MMS

evenings.

SMALL PROFITABLE Buslness. Ice
ly equipped Ge Light
ly

ulpped.
ted In booming Missia
Val Mac Towings, ‘Box 9248,
lon, Ph, 826-4400 of Gee eT

AUTO’ WRECKING Towing Car

Sales. Large Block, large jumnover:

‘Will take proper Y or hid. julp-
rads reasonebte. titer

NOTICES

IRINNAIHO. WOM
‘pring Tea ri anlar Ae
aol 1, 2to ‘at the Nordic
Hall. Evarudnewaicome. ne MAS
A.A, MEI eeTNGREHEOULE

Alcoholics Anonymous Is a fellow:
ship of men and we vn

2
echeatther that they may

ir common problem and
gthera to recover from sicohol.
ie

jureh base
mbla turday:
fecveston ‘Meeting. Boat
88-8818 or 388-3893

- ENGAGEMENT:

of
The a Is to tone place ay

Mra. a Seatt
Monertatt a Mit eine a
pleased to fnngunce
ment. of thelr onl
Penny, to Pea
it Mi
8

et

will ti
gen Church, eeepuieyiiren May 8,
1979, NS

| WEATHER |

re
Saturday: 8 Bm orn Centre.

Church baa fi, Arne, 385-
8060, or Nada Sio-aatd.
ALATEE

Health Centro

pat. ie ‘Jeanette 365-5844,

—SUNDAY
TAKE THE: FAMILY OUT

For Sunday Brunch
Served From 9:30 a.m, to 1:00 p.m.

Or For Our Deluxe Smorg
- Served From 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

ah alee i fi bt he ar oe

Community Service

Local Churches

increase understanding and ap-
preciation among the various
Christian groups of our commu-
nity, Initial’ planning was done
by a committee consisting of
Len Voykin (USCC), Hamish
Harvey (Presbyterian), Ira
Johnson (Church of God), and
Ed Wegner (Apostolic). Other
persons became involved as the
planning progressed.

The publié is cordially
invited to attend. this. com-
inuinity Easter service. There

School Read-a Thon
Produces Bookworms

A pilot program at Castle-
gar Primary and Twin Rivers
schools to promote reading and
to help in the fight to bring
Multiple Sclerosis under con-
trol has been a resounding

“success.

During the five weeks the
read-a-thon program was un-
derway, over’50 per cent of the
students participated. The stu-
dents read a total of 1,170 books.
and raised $1,228.18’ for the
Multiple- Sclerosis Society of
Canada.

Each participating student
gathered sponsors who agreed
to pledge a’ certain amount of
money for each~ book ‘the
student read during the lifé of
the program, The child's par-
ents were asked to sign a card
verifying that each book was

. actually read.

Principal Mike Lauriente,
said ‘the students were en-
couraged to read books either
at, or slightly above, their own
reading level. The students

responded to the challenge with .

an enthusiasm which put a
strain on the school’s library
facilities.

“All participants. will re-
ceive a citation from the
society. Special certificates will
be presented to the following

students for having read the |

greatest number of books:

Grade 2 student Tracy

Josephson, who read 60 books,

and Grade 4 student Erit’

Ommundsen, who read 30
books, Paula Chaves, Tracy
Kaminsky and Loree Campbell
Will receive certificates of ap-
preéciation for having collected
the greatest pledge totals.

~ Oleana Laktin
Funeral Services
Conclude Today

Oteana Laktin, 87, of Kres-
tova, passed away April 10 at

Rossland Hospital. :
Funeral services began
yesterday from “the Krestova
Hall, concluding today at 1 p.m,
with interment in Krestova

Cemetery.
tlegar Funeral Home in

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 12, 1979 A7

Castlegar Rotary Club
‘Began with 22 Members

The Castlegar Rotary Club, Collinson, J. George Craft, Alex
which celebrated its 25th anni: L. Creighton, Harold Creigh-
versary this past Saturday ton, J. R. Elliott, R. H. Fenner,
evening, waschartered.on Nov. Romeo Goulet, R. A. D, West.
18, 1953 ‘under sponsorship of

A. T. Horswill, Dr. A; D.

the Trail Rotary Club.

The following 22 men were Johnson, J. R. Lamont, E. A.
charter members of the Castle. Lewis, J. M. Macbeth, E. BM.
gar club: McGauley, R. C. Maddocks, R.

Lloyd W. Ackney, C. Art Mitchell, K. A. Morrow, J. ‘A.

, Anderson, L. V. Campbell, W. Thomas and W. A. Tuby.

will be no admission charge. We
are grateful to the USCC for
their gracious invitation to hold
this historic service in their
attractive and spacious cultura!
centre at Brilliant!

It is the wish of the
planning committee that not
only will honor be given to
Christ through this experience,
but that all believers will gain
some new and
understanding of one another.

Lauriente said he believes
the success of the program can
be attributed to many factors;
the enthusiasm and dedication °
of the teaching staff, ‘the
determination and will of the
participating students to’ suc-
ceed because they believed in
oe “ee so the Your attendance will indicate your Interest! PLEASE
backing and good will of their ATTEND. ‘
parents.

April 26 - 7:30 p.m.

CURLING CLUB LOUNGE
¢ Reports © Election of Officers
- © Door Prize and much more

. Insulation — your best friend

When..You, Install Insulation
To Modern "Standards: You ‘will save
‘on energy costs and enjoy greater
comfort — Summer and Winter.

Glass (Dewble or Trigle Glazed)
Outside Boers (Stormed, Weatherstippad)

-In return for your vote | promise only what

‘On May 10, please mark your ballot for

Phil Brooks

Social Credit
candidate in Rossland-
Trail, | seek your support
on election day.

As your

you are entitled to — responsible and
responsive representation in Victoria —
something |. don’t think you’ve been
getting.

Brooks.