CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 7, 1968

FOR RENT FOR RENT

FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

VEHICLES FOR SALE

TWO BORM SUITE, FRONT|rULLY FURNISHED AND
room and kitchen combina-|/heated basement suite. Sult-
tion. Fridge and stove pro-jable for couple: ae one per-
vided. 3rd aie and Elm an son. Ph, 365- 34
Ph._ 365-5050. 344 | “OOMY Sure OR RENT.
FURNISHED 3 ‘3 BDRM HOUSE] Good for young Sounle or re-
ith Ave., Castlegar. Few tired couple, Ph. 5-547.

Bleck from hospital
schoo! MODERN 2-BDRM_SUITE—

Is, Available Nov. 16,
See Johnny's Shoe Repair. | Available now in Castlegar,
: 344/Ph, 359-7520. in43

SMALL ONE BDRM FURR:
ished, heated apartment, cen-
trally located. Ph. 365- ie

3

Hipwell
Realty

RENTALS
bdrm. Hydro home .... Meee
bdrm duplex unit _._$90/0NE AND TWO BDRM APTS
bdrm at Ootischenia $120!—Partly furnished. Ph. 365-

Ph, 365-7514 77Al. fn
FURNISHED

ONE BDRM

Suite in Castlegar.
Ph. 365-7353. tin42
TWO BDRM FURNISHED
houses near school and store
in Robson. Ph. 365-7633. 942

FURNISHED HOME — FOUR
large rooms in Genelle. No
children. Ph. 368-6670. 343
TWO BDRM HOME ON 7TH
Ave. Kinnaird. Ph. 365-6586.
es 3 343

BDRM HOUSE FOR RENT
r sale, low down payment,
jow rent, no basement. Ph,
365-7314, 245
SOMPLETELY FURNISHED

ais Good condition $15.
ie'p © PUPS. Smith Kennel’s,

MOTOR FROM
What offers, Ph. after 5
365-5164,

new, size 10 $40. Ph.
5431 a er 6 p.m.

RUSSIAN DE
flled_quilt. phe 365-6964.
HOCKEY EQUIPMENT

PAIR OF SKI BOOTS, SIZE
IATURE BLACK POOD-

anor WOOD. PH. 365-6616,
67 BUICK. | bdr

ee ee | OI
MEN'S BUCKLE SKI BOOTS,

343
WOOL-

cluding skates. Ph. 365-5869.
244|sell separately. A real buy

365-5491. 445
FAM-
ily home. Large living room,
wall-to-wall carpet, spacious
kitchen, full basement con-
taining 4th bdrm. Carport
and gas heat. Upper bench
Ronnaied, Ph, 365-8191 eat

0 cm. Ph. 365-7472,

HOMES FOR SALE

Ph,
a

Ph,|down payment. Full

343 | 38,500, Ph. 365-3226,

p.m,

CRESTVIEW KINNAIRD,

3 BDRM COMPACT HOME
on landscaped lot in Castle.
gar. Owner will consider 8-
mder tate model car as/C
price

245
3

bdrm post and beam home.
Ad lot and pool. Ph. ab

‘365. _ EpOOM a HOUSE 1717-

8rd. Kinnaird.

ticulars,

344

dryer, situated on
IN-

fenced and
enced as trai

fw $8,u00. Fh.
KINNAIRD, 3 BDRM

3-44

6 pm.

34. Price
SREY FUR COAT, SIZE 14 $2600. ae 365-7965 for par.
Perfect shape. Oph! S0501g 0 x 50 HOUSE TRAILER— TRAE
fusnished with color appli-
ances including washer and

suite includes ,TV, electric

3 rooms, bath and utility —
peat, linens, étc. Ph. rae
544.

Heat, water and sewer inclu-
$75. Harvick Apts, Ph.
eases

LY FURNISHED SUITE. tin33
UNFURNISHED TWO BDRM

le for a couple of girls
erly people on 1444
bia Ave. Ph. 365-8246
or 365-6659. After 5 p.m. 345
GROUND LEVEL BASMT.
newly finished in
Kinnaird. Fully furnished,
Private entrance and patio.
No vohildren Ph. 365-5042 on
365- 4

Ph. 359-7520.

SMALL HOUSE AVAILABLE
Dec. 1 a Robson. Ph. ee
6 p.m. 365-3161.

Saari - 'URNISHED tad
Reasonable. Ground leve] --
10th Ave. Kinnaird. Ph. 365-
5679 after 6 p.m. 3a
TWO BDRM HOUSE FOR
rent. Available Nov. 15.

D see eete before 2,30 or after

LARGE FURNISHED _
bdrm, self-contained suite,
ground level entrance, utili-

ONE BDRM FURNISHED | ties included. “Ph, 365-5871,
: ntrally located. Ph.|____uae
Pea af x 2 BORM HOUSE WITH FULL
FURNISHED ONE BDRMI.|}asement. Available Nov. 1.
Suite, private entrance, gar- Ph. 365-6586. 24
First time vacant in
nearly 3 years. Ph. 365-3025.

245 | ant
3 BDRM HOUSE ON 929-7TH
Ave, Ph, 365-7074.
‘KEMPERMAN APTS, ROOMY
2 bdrm suite — utility room,
large kitchen with dining
‘space — 12 x 16 living room,
wall-to-wall carpet — electric
heat — furnished only $105
unfurnished with ve
‘and fridge $92. Ph. 365-5338.

in!
ONE BEAT HOUSE NEAR
high school. Ph, 226-7252 Slo-

345
THREE ROOM EURNISHED
apt. Ph. 365-5520. tink

TWO BDKM HOUSE IN
Robeon: Ph. 365-7518 pe

SUITE SUIT-

able for 2 people or couple
and 1 child. Very reasonable
to right party. “Bh. Soesels

FURNISHED 2 BDRM SUITE
on 681 Second Ave., Castle-
gar. Utilities included. Close
shopping centre & eee
Avail lable Dec. 10 — Ph.
3908
491-8TH AVE. MODERN 2
bdrm duplex. Full basement.
645|Ph. 364-2641. tin43
SPACIOUS 2 BDRM SUITE.|FURNISHED BSMT SUITE.
SPACIOUS 22 BORA SUITE: Suitable for couple. Ph. a

KINNAIRD:

Large lot. OWNER
DUCED $2,700. 1st
Payment $2,200.

stone patio. CMHC

CASTLEGAR:

RENTAL AGENTS!
Two and three

Early Winter Specials!

729-7th Avenue — 1% storey, 4 bedroom family home.
Wall-to-wall carpet. Newly decorated: Full basement.

'D — PRICE RE-
Matta 6%% Interest. Down

1617-4th Avenue — 1400 sq. ft. of gracious living area.
3 bedrooms. Double plumbing. Finished studio and
rumpus room. Outside barbecue, complete with

6%% 1st Mortgage. REDUCED

$5,000 for quick sale.

flag-.

4 BDRM HOME, FULL BSMT,
fireplace, garage,

lot, Beautitully: landscaped.
‘lose schools, swimming
pool fad store. 7th Ave.
Kinnaird. Ph. 365-6885, 345
i0_x 45° MOBILE HOME
with 3 bdrms and front kit-
chen (00 with first set op
Ph, 08.

FOR SALE OR RENT 8 x 27
fully furnished 1958 trailer.
Rent $40 monthly excluding
light and_ heat. le price
$1,695. Will consider terms.
Possession Nov. 1, 1968. zh

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HOUSE FOR SALE

The Corporation of the Town
of Castlegar is offering for| m
sale a three-bedroom house
located at Lot A of District
Lot 181, Plan 6193 save and
except Plan 6374 (262 Elm
Street).
The minimum price that will
be accepted will be $8,000.
Tenders are be marked
“House Bid” on an envelope
and deposited with the Clerk
not later than Tuesday, Nov-
ember 15th, 1968, 5:00 p.m.
For further particulars please
contact the Castlegar Muni-
cipal Office.

A. Percheson

Clerk-Treasurer

Town of Castlegar.

720 Maple Street — A real in!! Two on
main floor. Full basement with finished room for
third bedroom or rumpus room. Full plumbing in
basement. Central location. PRICED TO SELL $11,-

1455 Selkirk Ave. — NEW LISTING!! Attractive 2 bde-
room home. Full basement, complete with finished
rumpus room. Third bedroom, shower and basin.
Separate garage. FULL PRICE $15, 2
Terms can be arranged!!

000.

One and two

— Fully

Young Agencies
OFFICE 365-7125
CASTLEAIRD PLAZA — KINNAIRD,

HOME 365-8117
B.C.

hopping. Ph.| 7094 after 5 p.m.
Sepoone. eee ne gas TARGE 3 ROOMED ¢ MOD:
3 BDRM COMFORTABLE | house, gas heat, reason-
house im Robson, FUN hemi. |able rent, ‘close 19 "ferry,
oil heat. Ph. 365-5078 after Robson side. Ph. SOS S782

FOR SALE

OnE BDRM UNFURNISHED
S| LARGE ROUND OAK TABLE

— Oil space heater and bar-
rels. Ringer washer, Holly-
wood single bed, etc. Ph. 365-
5822 and 365-5162. 345
NEW HOMEMADE QUILTS.
Used oil heater in good con-
dition. Ph. 365-6670. 345

23” WESTINGHOUSE Ne _

maculate condit ition. ‘cong
for $60. Ph. after 5 p.m. 365-
3627. 345
FIVE-MONTH-OLD CALF —
Ph, 365-7394.
STROMBECKER RACING
S-lset like new — Power pack
and rehostats. Ph. Sean

eae ZHOUSE FOR RENT,
‘astlegar, stove,
fnuee ves tate for couple.
Available first week in Dec.
ph 365-5771. 345
ROOM FURNISHED SUITE.
aa 365-7379. 345
‘TWwO_ BDRM MODERNE aR
plex in Ki with fri
and range. Ph. Geeriol gee
SUITE FOR RENT, HEATED

and

rates. Ph. 365-5156. 344
LARGE FURNISHED TRAIL-
er with full addition in Hob:
on 200. per month. Ph.

669.

FOr: RENT OR oye 10 BY

. 4

x 20 porch and carport. One|SAVE $$$ dig. aad. heating
block from ferry. Will con-]9wn plumbing and heating.
Sider terms. Ph. S65-5460. 344 Free  bimeprinta and -instrns:
OFFICE SIZE 12 Sears 1 Pb.
groun loor, light ae it 365-7707. Aske for Mike. tfn:
Ped a0" meth. ith. Ph. 365-
5582.

‘34
ONE eons EURNISHED Z
suite in
included, Available Nov. 15,
365-7831. 344| door. Ph 3

USED
vnidows ee
iding
= 68", 1859 Ch chee +
65-5342. tin43

with furni

month.
Robson —

for Mom, a den and
900.

INVITATION

All are invited to meet Dr. Pat McGreer
at the Castlegar Airport tomorrow morning at
11.00 a.m.

Everyone is invited to participate in all or
any part of the following itinerary:
11.00 Plane arrives — Welcoming.

12.20 “Lunch with Pat” at the High Arrow
Dam construction site cafeteria. $1.32
per person.

Speaker’s Forum at Selkirk College.

Cavaleade to Rossland via Nancy
Green Lake.

Rossland — mainstreeting.

Guest at Senior Citizens Villa — Sha-
vers Bench.

5.00 Beaver Valley
Fruitvale.

6.30 Italian Dinner at Kootenay Hotel. Ev-
eryone invited. Tickets at door. :

8.30 Public Meeting — Terra Nova Hotel.
Rossland Trail Provincial Riding Liberal Assn.

12.30
2.00

3.00
4.00

— mainstreeting at

moved and must sell

Revenue — 23 Columbia Ave. —
bedrooms for owner plus two rental units. Double gar-
age. Reasonable terms. Full Price $15,000.

Older Home, Large Lot — 527-5th Ave. 2 bedrooms,
close to schools, churches and shopping —
Large garden area with fruit trees. Full Price $12,500.

Easy Payments — 6%4% interest MLS — Owner has

Anderson Agencies Ltd.

MEMBER OF KOOTENAY MULTIPLE
LISTING SERVICE

ROBSON

Waterfront — 4 rooms, fireplace, part basement, furn-
ace, Covered patio, heated workshop. Full Price $8,600.
Foundation Home — Neat 2 bedroom, large livingroom
ith FP, screened porch on two sides. May be purchased
iture. Full Price $7,

Foundation Home — 1% storey, 3 bedroom. Large LR
with fireplace. Oil furnace, no basement. House needs
work, so price has been reduced to only $4,000.

Robson Townsite — Three bedroom, plaster and stucco.
Kitchen with nook, large LR. Full basement, oil furnace,
carport. Neighborhood of good homes. Move in for
only $1500 down. Owner will carry balance at $100 per

500.

m family home, carport and tool

3 bedroom
shed. Fenced lot. Only $9,500.

CASTLEGAR

Fine family home, favorite neighborhood — Only 5
years old, nicely landscaped and fenced with secluded
Patio off large dining room. Utility room off kitchen

workshop for Dad. Rec.. room, 4

Beaton, 1% baths and attached double garage. $22,-

Large house with 3

his 3 year. old, 3 bedroom, full

basement home at 62 Woodland. $17,900.

Revenue — 560-7th Ave. — Only $3500 DP end you can
move into a cozy 3 be
apartment in the full bright basement for in-laws or
revenue. Price reduced to $15,500.

Moving to Saskatchewan! Owners must Sell their neat,

droom home with a 2

ww down

payment. Full Price
Large Post and Beam

trees and

home, at 78 Lak
500.

— 490 Oak St. MLS.

ALUN

——

Dwellings
Exclusive District
Truly a handsome family
home, and-only a block from
the hospital on Sth. Beauti-

345 | 5371,

‘69 RAMBLER REBEL; '53
saute 4door sedan. Ph. 365-

343
‘86 CHRYSLER _4DOOR
sedan $275 cash. Ph. nd

DR.
582,
344

1964 BEAUMONT: STATION
wagon V-8 standard trans.
mission, electric tail gate. Ex-
cellent condition. Ph. 365-
187,

38 VOLKSWAGEN VAN
$200, Ph. 365-5573 days. Ask
for Don 45
‘63 GMC HALF TON, SIX
cylinder, 4speed trans. Poso-
traction, Ph. 365-5741. 345
1963 MERCURY-METEOR -—
V-8, brand new tires (summer
and winter). Fully printeriz: |e

a6 BUICK CENTURY 2
HT. Best offer Ph. 365-55

NOTICES

OPEN HOUSE WILL BE
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. Shewchuk, 53 Lake-,
view Drives son Sunday, Nov.
10th fro. 6 p.m., th

ding Anniversary.

SALE OF LAND
Sealed offers will be received
by the undersigned up to 5.00
p.m., November 22nd, 1968,
for the purchase of the fol-
lowing land:—
Legally described as:—
“Lots 5, 6, and 7 of Hlock
7, District Lot 2404 Ke
enay District, Plan 2408
eitusted degally at China
Creek, B.
All offers to. be submitted ta
the Deputy Minister of High-
ways, Douglas Building Vic-

toria, B.C.
e covering

one 5 p.m. 365-5164. 345
‘37. PLYMOUTH STATION
wagon $100. Ph. 365-7598.

Vr 194 INTERNATIONAL
tandem dump, good condition
re moter jal brakes $3000.

1 aun EXCELLENT

tor, good body. Ph. 365-
5240 or 365-7990. 345
1963 FORD GALAXIE V-8
Standard 4-door. Good, clean
and dependable. Ph. 365-
6978.

chequi
foe of the bide price must
accompany each tender with
payment of the balance upon | ¢,
aotification of acceptance.
cheaties to_be made pay-
able ts to the “Minister of Fin-

Envelopes to be plainly mark-
ed, “Offer to Purchase
Lai Only -- China Creek,

The highest or any offer not
necessarily accepted.

The purchaser must make | his
fall payment within ‘10 days

Oth.

CROSSROADS
DATSUN

SALES LTD.

ot the the cenosit, < be
forfeited to the Cro

Applicants are requested to
give their name, address and
occupation in full (Corpora-
ton) use. full Corporate Title.

1969 MODELS

1969 — 10 ape Sedans
$22: POE.

1969 — or arte Wagon
$2495.00 POE.

1969 — % Ton Pickup. A
real beauty $2135.00.

1969 — Nissan Patrol 4 whl.

drive. $3753.00 POE.
——
USED CARS
————e

‘66 Rambler American 2 dr.

ful setting, not far to schools. win

Friendly, oversize living rm.
with East India carpet and
fireplace. Family nook, 3
‘ms., full bsmt., patio] 4
deck and carport. $19,500.
Snappy Savings
For the sharp buyer, we offer
one of the few terrific buys
on today’s housing market.
Located at 673-Ist Avenue in

ju:
the family wanting to be
close to town. $10,500.

Top Value at Blueberry MLS
3 bdrms. on 1100 sq. ft. of
medern home. Minor finish-
ing still required. Large gar-
den, Part basement. A steal
at $10,000.

Owner will Dicker MLS
Upper Bench family home,
with bonus features; 4th

Low mileage, one owner, radio
ter tires,

‘62 G.M.C, % Ton. Low mile-
aEe, one owner.

met automatic, radio.
Good 2nd car.
“66 Rambler Classic V-8. Mint
condition, radio, power equip-
ped, low. mileage, one owner.

dd
A good idea made better

CROSSROADS DATSUN
SALES LTD.
Corner of Columbia & Maple
Phone 365-8035
Evenings 365-5413

Gorden Balkham
Sales M

bedroom, second
work shop,

ing the Right-of-Way Agent,
Department of Highways, 101
Baker Street, Nelson, B.C. —
telephone 3522211, Local 229
or Mr, E. McKeown, pit
rice Supt., Department of
Highways, Rossland, B.C. —
telephone 362-5224.
H. T. MIARI
Deputy Minis!
Department of Highways,
VICTORIA, B.C.

RD,

SCHOOL CLEANING
CONTRACT
Quotations will be received
up to-:noon, November 22,
1968 for the cleaning of 2-
6 room elementary schools in
School District No. 9 (Castle

ar).
At materials and equipment
be supplied by the
aol District. Persons quo-
ting on the job must be bon-
gable: The quotation to be
ed on a 10% month year.
Warkiee specification can be
picked up. at the Board and
Maintenance Offices.
Inspection of areas may be
arranged by contacting Mr.
F. Howes at 365-8331.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all quota-

C. H. Kin
Socsteeasiee
School District No. 9,
CASTLEGAR, B.C. 345

Nov.

thi
may be obtained by contact-

easion be being. their 50th ‘Wed. 80)

GARD OF THANKS

pS Pe Tt
- We would like to thank

pT el ace
To our son Harold W.

eae oy waa. passed away
The years are quickly pass-
ing,
‘Though still we can't for-

For in the hearts that loved

LEGAL

BIDS REQUIRED BY THE

“It may be safer, but is it
as satisfying?”

ROOM & BOARD IN
ate home. Apply Biiath. “Ave.
Castlegar. n4i

dining,
roomy garage, 142 acre lot
and fruit trees. Nearest of-
fer to $16,000.

Country Living—Estate MLS
Join the gentry and be close
in. Period home on 21 acres
just out of town. Private wat-

lot, and a very
spacious home, fully insulat-
ed, new furnace, fireplace

and four bedrooms. Terms at We
000.

6
Columbia Avenue Frontage
Commercial Lots
Oofischenia Acreage
Business Sites
Revenue Blocks
Speculative Land
Revenue Holdings
Motel and Apts.

HIPWELL REALTY

P.O. Box 1179 Ph. 365-7514];

Castlegar, B.C.

ENA

landscaped corner lot in area of fine homes. Features
4 bedrooms, two baths, family rom, gas fired hot wat-
er heat. Double carport. $22,900.

KINNAIRD

Riverbank Estate — Ist Ave. MLS — 2100 sq. ft. of
family living ona andsenped acre and one-half. Fruit

ool. Four two fire-

home, guest cottage,

TED BURNS

Places, family room. ‘Only $21,000.

Pass Creek

Small Holding — 1.91 acres, pasture and fruit trees.
Three bedroom house, barn, chicken house. $5,000.

Secluded Molding MLS. 1.91 acres, pasture & fruit trees,
trees. 500 ft. creek frontage. Extra large 2 bedroom

garage, out-buildings. $19,900.

Anderson Agencies
SALESMEN

AND HELEN MOSBY

PHONE 365-6451

Property For Sale

100’ x 100’ LOT ON 5TH AVE.

Ph. 365-8031 or contact Eui{cxcluded. | Gr

Sopow at 430 Willow St., (ata
legar.

Bus. Opportunities

SACRIFICE IN CASTLEGAR: ii

000 Terrifi
Harvick Apt. 202234 0 P
N.E. Seattle, Wash. 644

FOR RENT 2-ROOM OFFICE 825

to Creighton Construc-
tion Co. Ltd. Ph. S85 7705"

FOR RENT: BUSINESS PRE-
mises next to Castlegar Cre-

dit Union. Ph. 365-8060. tfn32

WARTED

WANT RIF! PISTOLS,

Old or modern.
Norm's Sport Shop, Nelson.
Ph, 352-2015. tin

‘TERA-| Apply at Castlegar News. ee

ren in my Hones Ph 365-
OHOLIC ANONYMOUS.

03, Castlegar. tin

OCOPYING: _BLACK-

Gravel & Top Soil

ite process. Birth certifi-
it papers and

Building & Supply Co. Ltd.
Castlegar

Phone 365-7202

.|CLASSIFIED AD RATES:
cents per word per insertion.
|Minim

TES: §

um 75 cents. Three in-
sertions for the price of two.
Classified ads close at 12 noon
sharp on Wednesdays: Dead-
line for display advertising is

in home of any age. Rea-
=| in ay rates. Ph. Se 078t

= | SEPTIC
Ph. 368-5166, Trail.

344 eldest daughter Paulin

by thi
343 Wylla Mar;

12 noon on Tuesdays. tfn40
TANK pee

J.C. BUHOLZER
CONTRACTING

Excavating & Ditching
Phone 365-6881, Kinnaird

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.

Charter Service

Towing - Barges

anywhere on the
Arrow Lakes

Nelson 352-5434

ENGAGEMENTS

pacha and = Mrs. Walter,

Trusz wish to
forthcoming soree of ace

Saturday, Novem
ber 16th at 2 p.m. in
Kingdom. Hall of ‘ichovalve
Witness in Kinnaird.

Mr. and Mrs... A. J. R.
Fuller, Kelowna, B.C. ‘are
pleased to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,

‘garet, to Mr. Charl-
es Gordon Ch Churches of Vic-
toria, B.C. Charles is the son
of Mr. and. Mrs. N._E.

344] toria,

The
& qhuding will take place in

Fairfield: United pre Vic-

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING
& HEATING: LTD.
Supplies & installations
Natural Gas & Oil Heating
Speed Queen Washers
and Dryers

DAY. OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-8284

operating costs
ich he’ was not in ac-

ratepayers should take a
close look at’ the bylaw be-
fore voting on it. (At the
time of each council's discus-
sion, neither knew what ac-
Hen the other town was tak-|i
ing.

4 Mr. Zinio said he would
support the complex because

i a tion follows:

legar request that the Re-.
gional District of Central
that/Kootenay determine by way
of referendum in Electoral
Areas I and J on Dec. 7,
1968, if the elecenral areas
are

plex in sonlunedions) with the
of

Commission Feels the People
Should Have the Right to Vote

Castlegar council's mo-

“That the Town of Cast-

ing those properties covered
by special act, of all partici-
Pating municipalities and el-
ectorial areas;

«l hereby affirms that the
above proposals are minimal
eustS insofar as they relate
to the construction, operation

CASTLEGAR NEWS, a Nov. 1, 1968 7
KE mDOB’S B’S

We Reserve the Right
To Limit Quantities
CUT & WRAPPED

Gov't Inspected Beef
ih. .... 58e

Fresh Hamburger

“4, That the debentures for
-apital shall bear a coupon
ot in excess of 7% per cent,
for a 20-year period.”

“and further the coun-

Jogging Clubs
Need Members

erry of the re-

in the atti and opera-
tion of a recreational com-

ed increase bullding costs.
“Tm going to vote yes and |.
I suggest ce do so,” he
OETA.

felt aoe had a “good idea

He said he believed the com-
mission “has come up with|fi
is honest picture as they
an... people should
fave the right to decide if
thew ant it or not.”
ld. V. R. Cook said he|s
cannot see a
mill rate of — let's say, six

realistic injuries were made up by Mrs.
Charles Salisbury of Robson and Mr. and.
Mrs. Jim Lee of Nelson. The operation,
which called for the services of many peo-
ple, was later ighly by
Civil Defence co-ordinator H. J. Warner Soho | mill
said three were only minor details to be
ironed out. — Times Photo by Wayne Bignell

Rec Director Expresses Thanks

Dear Sir: well the young people con-|the treats and patrolling the
The Halloween bonfire|ducted themselves, and how| fire.
and fireworks was a tremen-|helpful many of them were
dous success with an estimat-|in controlling the “small] ,
ed 3,000 people attending. I ees
would venture to say 3,000
is a very conservative figure. | girl
It gives me great pleasure
to inform the public of how ! fo:

VICTIM OF SIMULATED DISASTER which
took place on Wednesday evening of last
week is Gaye McNabb, one of the 15 stu-
dents and teachers of SHSS who took part
in the practice exercise which called into
action the RCMP, auxiliary police force, am-
bulance, Civil Defence and the Castlegar,
Trall, Rossland and Nelson hospitals. ‘The

boundaries of the Town of
He said he was|f
ar the age where he would
use such a complex ana
doesn’t intend to remain in
Castlegar upon his retire-
ment, “but I believe in the
youth of the future. And
vere the way rm going to

much I appreciated their} .. ‘es tayor Little concluded

help. Without their help the|discussion with. the com.

success of any community |ment that if the complex is
wuld be ham

ecial thanks to the

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eir help in distributing He future. He said there is

wot ce of paying

for” it with all the facilities
on one site, rather than
spreading the various com-

to publicly thank

the following rrerehants and
citizens for their generous
donations of treats and ma-
terials for the fire:
Anderson’s Book Shop,
Castlegar Drug, Carl’s Drugs,
Canada Safeway, Super Vall;
Pardman’s Furniture & Ap-

we stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

A. Halbauer, Robson

PS EO
GAA A TTT ATT

Kin naird council's Tues-

day night resolution is as
follows:

“The Regional Recreation

Ys tary No: 1 is a eat

organiza ion formed to

cpare func-

&| tion, namely to organize re-
creational programs for. the
area and to recommend cap-
| atal expenditures for a re-
and facil-

trict Chamber of Com-
merce, Johnny’s Grocery &
os Sales, Castl

sna Kinnaird on tie follow-

the recreational complex con-
Ed Mosby said hejsisting of an artificial
arena,
of what they're voting on."| metre swimming pool, a six
Sneet curling rink with arti-

metre track and Playing fiela
and to include the land, ete.,

upon all properti
mills total — outside of the|ing those exempt by special
act, in the

debt cnarges for tne recrea-
tonal complex shall not ex-
ceed the sum of money pro-
duced by a levy not in ex- C.
cess of tour mills on the tax-
able
school purposes.

District of Centra Kootenay
may levy for the annual op-
eration and maintenance of
|, aut off, it will cost more in|the recreational complex a
sum sufficient to meet the
annual operating deficit of
the ling e
img and the apportioning of
this deficit shail be based on
Ponents, around the district.|ihe taxable assessed
Sets te for .school purposes, exclud-

to make an offer in

ng basis:
“1. The capital cost of

ice

a heated indoor 25

icial ice, a banquet and as-
-vadyy nall, an outdoor 440

at a cost not to excel the
nun of $1,

«ccational complex.

ed his appreciation Tuesday
aight to ‘Begional Hecreation
vurnmi 1

Buck Pateholule for the plant off.
-| bonfire and fireworks display
held Halloween night. ie

aute to the RCMP and Vol-
unteer Fire Department for
helping to keep damage to Hall,
a minimum.

More members are wanted

for the jogging clubs which
operate three nights a week
in Castlegar, Kinnaird, Bluc-
berry and Robson.

Regional Recreaticn Com-
mission No. 1 director Buck
Pacholzuk said this week that
membershi» in the clubs was
good when they were first
lor | started but hash now dropped

The motto of joggers is
-strain”

they start Ak Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday gvenings
at 8.30 from SHSS, Kinnair.
Blueberry School and
Robson Recreation Hall.

10 Ibs. .. $4.95
Baby Beef Liver
Whole
Ih. .... 49¢
Fresh Local Bread

Baked Fresh Daily. Sliced too!

5 loaves .... $1.00

Margarine
| 5 Ibs ee 80

Kadana Coffee

Zinio Extends

Halloween Thanks

Ald. Lorne Zinio extend-

No.

Mr. Zinio also paid tri-

170.
That the arnual levy
ies, exclud-

Participating areas
for repayment of capital and

Cake Mixes

Duncan Hines

Nordic Lodge Awarded |3 pkgs. ..... $1.00

Plaque for Membership

Nordic Lodge No. 76 of The aunual Hallowee
has just

assessed values for

“3. That the Regional

year, the levy-

values

Town to Make
Offer for Harry
Sefo’s Property

The Town of Castlegar is
the

a > fittest The program is organ-
zed and welt operated. The
plan for the complex has}

TRISCHUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

rvice, Belford Mot-
ors, BA Service and co | Ss Commission is to be

commended.
Servitiloween night activi-

“However, from informa-
ties were a fine example of| 10" derived from the depart-
what we can do if we work

Harry Seto of Vancouver for
his derelict property Joveted sen,

Q
been submitted. In view of all|Castle
In suggesting the offer Mr.

be made, Ald. V. R. Cook
said 1
clean the property up and of-
fer it for, sale.

of $1,000 to

mn Columbia Ave. near
eatre.

the town would then

J
a busy round of activities.
sen, who attended the district
seven convention at Victoria

Was ai
for his
in

zing es and, fed recently had
to him 4 him for or. qutstanding work
done among the Eskimo Peo-
les.

gasbord

jo!
and publicity

in attendance were presi

Wi na pres ident

Kristiansen, wi

one of the
lodge’s highlights The
President Nils Kristian-| was

hall of inflation you cwe
tastefully decorated in yourself to
true spook and witch ote,
Prizes for best costum

were won by Mr. and Mrs,
Tim Jenkins and Mr. and

L Dison, all of

iment was provided

the “Olson singers from
elson. Music for caneing
was supplied by th the Ka:
and Johnson orch

led a unique plaque
his lodge’s membership

iedicated

New Shipment

of
DRESSES

Lace Shift
Lurex Ski
Crimp-Lene
Gold Brocade

At the se semi-annual smor-

During the Sr vening tay
has

a, native home

meut of municipal affairs gad

together, making our com-|, ‘letter from the taepectin
munity 2 nicer place in| o¢ municipalities, and furth-|{!
er, the present impossible

pasition of debenture mark-

W. J. Pach!
Recreation Director,

Fresh Chicken, whole or cut up, Ib. 49c
SIDE BACON, Sliced, lb. ........ 79¢
BOLOGNA, Sliced, tb. .......... 45¢

Commission No. 1.

Two Vehicles
Damaged Badly

No. 1, at the, time, and isejon
we so notify

an elderly former citizen of
heulth.

Mr, Seto as

he town who now is in ill

iayor Wants
Castlegar Lit
Up for Xmas

the

District of Central Kootenay.

“And further that ° this

council, as a stop-gap mea-

sure for the time required

to re-assess our position re
the

BONELESS BEEF ROASTS, Ib. .... 69c
BEEF RIB STEAKS, Ih. ......... 896

In Accident

One vehicle was totalled
and damage estimated at
3700 wae suffered by a Bee:

ed an
ata Bent
need for Christmas lighting
to give the town a proper
seasonal spirit.

in Norway was
Preteen
resident i

head the ot will
mainder of ithe ear.

the
thly meeting a
ion of seven
took place. mew members
to the smorgasbord 1
to the We ‘gasbors fanchices
teachers’ worksho;
high school. ee

Silver Lamme

the recipient

lodge for the re- Petite — 7 - 15
Misses — 10 - 20

Half Size — 164% - 24%

Special initia-|

The Nordic ladies catere

fest Hootensy. library
Trail’s

ea by Murray yo uigle

ond ce

haps ‘five years hence, give
esa ipee ern at 10 full support to a nominal by:
Sone report one vehicle | 8¥
was e process of passing} ;,
the second when the accid-
occurred.

ent
The 1968 Dodge dri
by Doris Shukin of Blueberry commodate. Pree Be

Creek age of $700
while the 1957 Chevrolet

BEEF SHORT RIBS, lean, Ib, .... 49c¢
PORK BOSTON STEAKS, Ib. ..... 69c
PORK BOSTON ROASTS, Ib. ..... 65c

aware of th
funds were provided for any

otaph pi be
cretion of public works sup-
ervisor Alex Lutz.

fact that no

left-to the dis-
ir

PORK SPARE RIBS, Ib. .......... 79¢

driven by Emil Shumey of
Rossland was totalled. A pas-
senger in the. Shumey senicle,
Brian Richard Fisher of

land, was taken to ‘Castlegar
Hospital for Ereatment but
was not detained.

CAS

VEAL SHOULDER CHOPS, Ib. ..... 69¢

THEATRE — CASTLEGAR, B.C.

TLE

KINNAIRD
GARBAGE DUMP
CLOSED

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER (st Kinnaird Garhage is being
deposited in the REGIONAL DISTRICT DUMP.
( This dump is located some 214 miles South of Kin:
naird Bridge on the Champion Lakes Road ).

Because of change in pick- up routes, residents MUST put
out their garbage cans by 7 a.m.

CORPORATION OF. THE TOWN OF KINNAIRD

SHOWING FOR A FULL WEEK

It Pays. ae

-flo SHOP LOCALLY!
Time and Transporlation Costs are Saved

Instead of wasting time travelling to distant stores, the wise shopper puts that
time to use in a more careful selection from the large varieties carried by our
Jocal merchants. The money saved on transportation is put to better use too — on

the items themselves, Every day it will pay to shop right here at home!
Save Time! Save Energy! Save Money!
Shop in Your Hometown Stores!

CASTLEGAR NEWS

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