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oe

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 3, 1968
FOR RENT FOR RENT

SEMI-FFURNISHED 2 BDRM HOUSE RENTALS
basement suite. Suitable for Hipwell Realty
couple or family, Completely Ph,
privates In brand new home. 239
h._385-5012 340 | 23MT SUITE ON 8TH AVE,
2 Se BASEM UL! Castlegar $45 monthly. Ph.
unfurnished. Utilities | sup-| 365-7979.
plied, Ph. 365-6628. 340/2 BDRM DUPLEX IN sane
46 xX 1 PFUKN, “PRALLER! naird with tee and range
on_private lot in Robson, Ph. |Ph, 365. 339
65-0691. 340/ ROOM AND. ‘BOARD TO RE-
lable male student. Ph. 365-
pore after abe mn. — ten th
239

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 3, 1968
College Seminar Will Consider
Role of Selkirk in Community

What kina of a place is renrogenled by Buddy De- “It will provide an ex-
Selkirk College? What should| Vito, Mayor of Trail, and|cellent ,orportunity for dia-
the functions of the College|John Short, editor of ‘the|logue for those who are gen-
be? Trail Daily ‘Times, Rev. Geo- ulnely interested in discuss-
rge Hermanson of Castlegar ing what has become one of
United Church will act as|/the crucial issues of the
moderator. moment — the relationship

an S0Cl-

FOR RENT

2 BDRM. SUITE — FRONT
Foo and kitchen combina-
dion. 3rd. venus and Elm ae
Ph, 365-51 338
uy TOBSOH — LARGE 2
burn suite, Heated and fu

b URNISHED 2 BDRM. sue ee EE aD
th, 365-5031, 10 ft. canoe, 10 gallon aquar-| i
Ha HOON shy NNISHED acd qum with pump and accessor:

365-5 tinls eT Ib. boat anchor, 3

motor,
FOR SALE 340
landscaped grounds, For ap.

2 2 PALS ‘SocoaIr si SHOES — _
ointment to view Ph, 365. DINING ROOM SUITE WITH] $20 8 an no Bekman
ba 5 after 1 p.m. EP O)ren or pets. Ph. 365- 39 | buffet, ae Neb site ir ig J Sascolt

2 BORM STOr 2 BDRM HOME ON 7 “FT

half in Dumont, ‘ianaind, Ph.|Ave., Kinnaird, Ph. 365-6586,

365-5637. : 3

FURNISHED BACHELOR'S

FOR SALE

31" ELECTRIC RANGE
good condition $35, ne 30

tae Fr 6 BIRCH HALL BOAT,
30 hp Johnson motor with
electric start, trailer with
spare wheel and tire.
365-5571.

WANTED

WANTED GOOD HOME FOR
part Siamese! Kitten, house-
broken, Fh

Property For Salo

VERY ATTRACTIVE ACRE
and half lot near Cotlschenia
school, Ph, 365-5963. a

O| Mrs. H. Johnson Ph, 365-8294

Visiting with friends and
relarives in the district dur-
ing the past week were Mr.

and Mrs, Ed. Fredericksen of

at her home during the week
were s, Eva Baker and
Mrs, Baker's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Art
Wagner: all of Campbell Riv-

WAN’ ‘0 REN’ — MID-
dle aged HA an ‘chile,
requires 2 bdrm. house with
20/bsmt in Castlegar-Kinnaird

3014, 240

W. ANTED TO RENT. SMALL| ger Vernon formerly of Castle- |
acreage h pasture, liveable
fots wit house. Ph, 30s7850" ov eoere |_| Mr. and Mrs, David Stew,
eck Vark (Raspberry). Ph. tact Mrs, Sheppard, c/o Mrs. ¢, med by MesAH
365-6563. age | Hawdale, Ht No. 1,'Castlogar. | Johnson | motored | t Hoss
a AChE TOT AT OTIS) WANT OIL HEATER WITH |tended the ‘official visit of
we ae EXCEL sheniz, Beautiful location. a6) 2 fan mat reat 45,000 BTU. Ph.|the Worthy Grand Matron,
font cond, Pie S0ggR27 '340| CHOICE 4 ACRE LEVEL Crepe ae yn to Alpha
FURNITURE LIKE NEW —|lot on 9th Ave., Kinnaird. Ph. der Be ‘the Eastern Star.
365-7315, 33: Mr. and Mrs, John Ross

chrom y fable tea chairs,
chesterfie! au ite washing| VIEW LOT ON 9TH AVE., WANTED TO of Penticton formerly of Rob-
machine. Ph. 3 3 Monelid. Ph, 365-6844 even- wide stale, 50° ‘Oot ie ‘tone, son visited with relatives and
RW. 339 | p 5-3121, 339} friends in the district dur-

WANTEE

MAC 30-| ings,
BABY SITee ing the weekend. They were
fe steady week days.
}85-6439,
Apply to Creighton Construc-

A|gal. hot water tank, thermo-
Ph,|enroute home from Vancou-
WORK WANTED
tion Co. Ltd. Ph. cometh
in

A fine complex of build-
‘ings stands at the confluence
of the Kootenay and Colum-

ia rivers, just a few miles
utside of Castlegar.

What is happening | in
those buildings’ hat
eins of use pe they being

ut?

What should the role of
a regiunal College -be any-
: way’ To what extent should

the attitudes and traditions
EYRE GFFI as -the-Canadian championships were|of the region determine Col.
next-to-| lege policies?

Should Selkirk be ana | 42
ing leadership or should it
reflect the values of the com-

And what about student

viel "4 AD
vlace N.E., Seattle, Wash,

Mr. and Mrs, H. Grum-
mett motored to prekane

their son und daughter
law, Mr. and Mrs, L. Grum-
mett and children, who were
returning to their home in
California, after spending sev-
eral weeks here with relatiy-
es. Mr. and Mrs. Grummett
returned home after their
family boarded the plane for

Gelitornia.
and Mrs, Robert

Cheale’ “of New Westminster,
B.C. spent the it week
visiting their son-in-!
daughter, Mr. and”
Cawte in’ Robson, and friends
in n Castlegar. Wednesday Mr.

nd Mrs. Cheale motored to
Trail accompanied by Mrs. H.
Johnson, where they attended

veryone in w
Selkirk College and the role|ety. a
it should play in the develop-
ment of the West Kootenay
region is encouraged to be

fecuns nie eee ee |
at the College to participate || y
in this eee sees
h gra A
is
: uy wv

PAY’N
TAKIT
|

We Reserve the Right
To Limit Quantities

5} YwO EXTRA-LARGE VIEW
ed home on 7th jots with water near Pass

A Ki
naird, lots of privacy, “nicely

set Encyclopedia

anc Winnipeg couch,
spring only, bed sprin, x
7, old radio wih 76, RPM
record player in cabinet,
good working cond. Ph. S86.

ae STOUSEHOUE FURN-
iture and appliances in good

COMFORTABLE — FURNISH- condition. Ph. 7s 338

suites. Ph. 365-5156. 3. 340 ed suite. Ideal for couple or
SEMI-FURNISHED APT. —|two students: Vea jmelud
3 rooms, bath and utility —}ed. Ph. 365-5613.
Heat, water and sewer inclu-|2 BDRM APT. IN KINNAIE
ded. $75, Harvick Apts. Ph.|— Ph. 365-5428. 339
305-5872. ten33) FULLY FURNISHED, WELL
FULLY FURNISHED SUITE, | heated suite with private en-
well heated, private entrance, | trance. Ph. 365-7896, 1018-
for couple. Heat and lights 10th Ave., Kinnaird. 339
included. Ph. 365-5442, 340|FULLY FURNISHED ONE
2-ROOM FURNISHED “APTS. bdrm suite. Ph. 365-7544 af-
Including utilities. Close to} ter 3

AND 7
run last Sunday at Calamida stadium. In this, the
last race day of the season at the track, stock cars vied
for top honors in races that should settle — or perhaps
begin — a lot of arguments about which car is ‘best. In
the 50-lap main event, the race was neck-and-neck for more
than 40 laps, before Ed Thiesson dropped out with an over-
heated motor, giving ‘the victory to Leo Campeau, driving
Car No. 28, International Championships are one week from
Sunday. — Castlegar News Photo

with veterans and _cuchocilag even mere
their youth, 1g
the tintrist attended the con:
ference in Castlegar.

— Castlegar News Photo

FORMER MP for Kootenay-West, H. W.
“Bert” Herridge: was guest speaker last
‘weekend at the Royal. C: Legion's
zone conference. Mr. Herridge urged Le-
gionaires to become involved in the affairs
of the community, maintaining thelr work

REGISTERED

Bus. Opportunities

FOR RENT 2-ROOM OFFICE

MUST SELL 14 PETERBOR-
ough runabout. Johnson 25
motor with fuel and up front
controls. Complete outfit incl.
trailer, very reasonable. Hn

Robson, worked on the ferry.

Miss Marilyn McKinnon
of Nakusp, formerly of Cast-
legar spent the weekend here

to sec happen ‘at

Do we want our ond ba
people trained or educated?
These and otter uce,

ee Principal A. EB ‘sole
noted that it will provide an
opportunity for a mingling

Social Notes from the District

Castlegar’s Largest

stat and insulation inel, 7 x
9 sane heavy glass door. Ph. 365- 239 | ver, and a short visit in
Mr. Ross while living in
7| aaLING. TO DO TYPING
own home. Ph. 365-

Owned

-P

town. Ph. 365-5282 after 6
Pam. SES se ea 340
2 BDRM HOUSE IN ROBSON

— Ph. 365-7518 after 5 p.m.
tre

UNFURNISHED TWO BDRM
suite with nice view, avail-
able Oct. 15. Reasonable —
Ph. 359-7520. __tin40
ROBSON, CLOSE TO FERRY
2 bdrm home with breakfast
nook, gas heat, available Oct.
1, Ph. 365-5782. 340/7'
FURNISHED 2 ROOM BSMT
Suite, private entrance and
bath. Ph. 365-5242. 340
THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apt. Ph. 365-7664.
FURNISHED APT.,

SMALL
street-level, private entrance. 7183.

Suitable for one or two peo-
ple. Ph. 365-5679 after 5 Bam

FURN. SELF-CONTAINED
bachelor’s suite, TV and
cable, for one or two persons.
567-5th Ave., Castlegar.

ONE BDRM FURN. BSMT.
suite in Castlegar $75 mo.,
utilities included. Ph. 365-
8060. tin40

conditioned apt. Sorry no
S10 i 242.

Ph, 36:
HOME WITH FULL

at ee A tt78 eer 5 pr m.

ONE AND TWO BDRM abr |
Petpiee furnished. Ph. Paced

ONE BDRM DUPLEX SUITE,
fully furnished. Aut. heat.
Private entrance. Very reas-
onable. Ph. 365-7403. 338
TWO SEMI - FURNISHED
suites. 426-7th Ave. Ph. a

ONE FURNISHED AND ONE
unfurnished spacious 2 bdrm

young children or pets,
4th Ave. Castlegar. 437
TWO ROOM FURNISHED
suite. Ph. 365-5495. 338
365-55: tin36
EULLY, “¥ FURNISHED HEA’
ED one bdrm. apt. Centrally
located. Ph. 305-7883.

p.m. Wi
FURNISHED BSMT SUITE —
55-8336. 338} tal

Two 0 BDRM DUPLEX. PH.|ed.
0,

BEEF 49c LB. PH. eae
YAMAHA SNOWHOBILES 1

365-6537.

single cans at

i YOU WOULD LIKE ae
nice polished car, use Dyna-
glaze. Can be bought in cases
with a 15% reduction, or by.

503 Main St.

or Ph, 365-5123.

Stari
>| HOMES FOR SALE

Come get your own. Ph. 365-
7119. 339
CU. FT,

ith sink and cupboards.
$75 each. Ph. 365-3413. 339
1 PORCH 8 x 12 INSULAT-
ed all four walls, finished
interior. 1 porch 9 x 16 insu-
lated all four walls. Tiled
floor, ceiling walls unfinish-
See R. F. Wright at Cedar
Crest Trailer Court. 239
2” BICYCLE GENERATORS
light sets, one bicycle back
338 | rack, cost. $20 each, will sell

1960

dryer,

BDRM OLDER

, | house. Ph. 365-7067.
— 10 x 50 RO!

9 n-| 1989. 2 bdrms. Color appli-
ances. Ph. 365-7 339
2 BDRM HOME LOCATED
a godine Drive. Ph. pee

662
‘AS |3 “BD! BORN HOME IN—View

10 x 50 HOUSE
furnished with colour appli-
snees including washer and
situated on 2 lots,|5164.
fenced pond mad landscaped. lic-

trailer ci
buy, for $8,000.

029.

e living room
with fireplace, basement. and
carport, Ph. 365-7647 after
5 p.m. 340

TYPE
tin39
ILLA-

TRAILER —

urt, A real | 5;
Ph. 365-5401.

no obligation,
9|please give, name and ad-
dress, phone number ang
house a ——

Takit. Utilities included. Hn
365-7513,

I
Offices nae ote Pay-N- marriage of her daughter
eileen to Mr. James McKin-

wed-

p.m.

FOUND

NOTICES

MARRIAGE

tert between 9 a.m, ands 4

e LINED MAN'S FALL COAT

visiling at the home of Dirs.

Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hous-
ton arrived home on the
plane Wednesday after spend.
ing a few days.in Vancouver,
where Mr. Houston was get-
ting medical attention.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam De-
Sinone of Revelstoke visited
several friends in the district
f during the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stew-
art of Beaver Falls were

umbia Chapter, Or
Eastern Star. rhs, was algo
the official visit of the Wor-
thy Grand Matron, Mrs. Gla-
dys Irving of Vernon.

Mrs. M. H. Ford is a
patient in the Trail Tadanac
Hospital.

visitors

Rewcomer: to Castlegar. Ma
fri beco: me

Mrs. J. Wiig is home
again after spending some
time in the hospital. Guests

VEHICLES FOR SALE|:*

1957 VOLKSWAGEN, GOOD

1364 CHEV. STANDARD

private home.

naird. Ph.
ginners. Ph. 365-5321,

PIANO LESSON!
able at eer ee “aves

The
ding aoa “place on Sept. 22,

gow AND BOARD

Ap) 511
Fourth Ave., Caste, tin40

AVAIL- |=

Kii

GUITAR TESSONS FOR Be

New Geography
Instructor at
Selkirk College

in-

aoquainted with Mrs. Davis
id to welcome her to the
district.

and Mrs.
spent ithe weekend it gist
cabin in Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Eastcott
of Rossland visited the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs. H. John-
son Thursday, price $0 leav-
ing for their holida:
. and Mrs. R. a ‘Burke
of Vannuys, Calif. left Mon-
day after spending a week
with Mrs. Burke's sister an
pote in-law, Mr. and a
|. Tuton of Castlegar.

the regular meeting of Col. 4
fer of the >.

{
i
qf

G

of Victoria are now home

after visiting their son-in-law

and daughter, Mir. and Mrs.
E. R, Hawkins of Kinnaird.

Mrs. D. E. Huzhes 365-5503
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Scott

pare
Bectt a of Blucberry Creek.
and Mrs, Cec Munns
of Kinnaird attended the con-
vention of the B.C. Amateur
Hockey Association at Kel-
owna recent, 'y.
ir. T. J. Hughes of Pen-
ticton, a former resident of |b:
Kiontird, ts now visiting in
les.

South
Mr. and Mrs. Keld Jo-
hansen and family, formerly
Kinnaird, now make
pome:s at Blueberry Creek.
arowtis SPs Sout
rownlie. o: ref
ho
ed home recently after visit- their daughter, Maren,
ing at Victoria, travelling up remained with’ her brother,
the Island as far as C: beg ~ én
iver.
On their return, they
stopped at Penticton to visit
Mr. Brownlie’s father, Tom

ndin;
convention of the Union of
B.C. Munici alities rere May
or Carl Loeblich of Kinnaird
and alderman, Clarence Ack
erman, Gerald S. Rust
Steve Jankola, accompanied
by their wives.
Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Oddie
of Kinnaird returned Friday
from the coast where they
visited Mrs. Oddie's parents;
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight G. Mc-
Millan of North Surrey.
They were accompanied
n the trip to Vancouver by

coffee
party was held last week at
the home of Mrs. C. N. How-

Christmas cards and novel-
ties which the United Church

Bro

Women of Kinnaird are
Sponsoring.

clean typewriter ke:
.| ribbon: at stencil, put a blot-
ter in
each key. until
clean mark,

ninth
Staats was

Shirley
Davis, Gail

Plotnikoff, Suzanne Uowa:
Kenneth Jackson, Tracy Ban-
nerman, Staats
Helen and Linda Howard.

cake formed the centrepiece
and the guests joined in
ard. The guests also viewed | sin, Happy to
Tackle as she made a wish
and blew out the candles,

To
set the

iknow? —
the machine, and strike
you get: a

A‘ party to celebrate the
birthday role Jackie

Richare
Halbauer, Je!

Calvi and

tions will

students and saute from ‘he

HL
ee for Vionenoe West,

‘d} was formed at the zone coun
cil’s fall meeting in Castle- the

Herridge, former

a Lands For. Canadians

w lakes,
The committee, compris-
ed of Royal Canadian Legion
ee from each

_ Herridge Heads Group
Investigating Land Sales|:

be maintained by athe Leglon
will|in order that the de

of veteran affairs does not
become lost in a cupboard of
another government‘ depart-
ment.

eat,

Funds for yoberens had

id Mr. Herridge.
the

zone in the

veteran of ‘assistance under
War Veterans’ |i car.

VLA or

,| gar last
The committee will work

closely with zone council's

vel

- Refreshments

erans reaper by the dams
ftooding their homes.

Mr. Herridge read ex-
cerpts from letters received
from the United Stat
Canada. The committee will
prepare and present a brief

to the

as soon as possible request-
ing that all lands now held
by than be held for prefer-

A resolution protesting
this action was en

el
last eee

Selkirk. College Monday, at
ay ‘The name of the event is

WPI
the College and the commun-
na [ity at large The College
will be ited

Council
by Mrs. Wallach
and Burt Campbell of Cast-

aN ‘The College Administra-
tion ot have Jim Pritchard:
dean ot

dd bY)
delegates at the
Hubert. Redding of Trail

mander at the ar annual spring
meeting, an Eric Turner of

[puty zoue commander.
Weir of Nelson will
assume the oul of deputy

will be installed as zone com- =

and
will be installed as de- Ex

Spo!

L, y
Waselenkolt, wall provide a
student vier
7 The math will be

zone

community expres-
ae of a wide Tange of opin-

sufficient interest from both

and

Py hope that there will be

Locally
Food-Mart

LOCKER BEEF

Cut and Wrapped

Government-Inspected.
By the side or carcass

BOLOGNA, by the picce

BACON, Sliced,
Ib. pkgs.

.| HAMBURGER, Fresh,

10 Ibs. .

|subject to 72-hr delivery
(frozen)

PEANUT BUTTER,
McCall's, 48 az. ES

oy

PURE LARD, Gainer’s
tb... Se

TEA BAGS, Lipton’s
60's

; BULK Carnation, tail ia,
6 for .

. $2.00

ie.
iG Mr. and Mrs. Bob George
hat turne

APT. WITHIN WALKIN
distance of town. Ph. 365-
7696 morning or after 6 pm

stationwagon. Ph. 365-5049. |
1y88 DODGE HALF TON | Box
pickup in good cond. Ph. ATTENTION ERNIE WOODS,
447-9316 in Christina Lake. of le, B.
Please Ph, “Reaity

338 ‘Naniamo
@|ERESEASON SPECIAL ON/|or Ph. 287-6503 sollect im
23 HP mediately!

{Snowmobiles —

Saered Algo Galler op Ce Se Graoe® att ig] See COLLEGE STA
$20 “monthly, wetiog Box 490C, castlerar ent executive council is not

Postmaste: on | Newari ee B80

aa master esha nh NEW: oe NORTON, AT-

5 ROOM HOUSE ON 1717_| 12s, only les, mint con-

3rd the: es naire 2a0: dition, sacrifice price $995.

$i
Ph. 365-7965 for particulars.
340

Ladies Golf
Tourney Scores
Aro Released

Following are the results
of a recent ladic

red sale to Canadians, wate
to} ority veterans and
tee Ptlereddents

Mr. Herridge, also guest
speaker at the convention
tanquet, spoke on veteran af-

A member of the com-
mittes for veteran affairs for
27. years, the former MP
warne: it must

. Lecal Resident
Has Tried Out
With Smokies

REASONABLY PRICED 4
bdrm. living quarters, store
space tie post office, 2 car,

Nelson and Castlegar.

PURITAN sours,
Tom.-Veg.,. IC tins $8.08
CHEESE, Mate
2 Ib. box 2... He
Barre DESERT, Lashows
O pkgs. _
eS Badae’s pag
nice and faesh- i
2 be & over in box 8Fe
AJAX CLEANER, 32 az. -
with ammonia _... Ge

for $10 each or ‘$12 with
FURNISHED TADRNC SUE rack Ph, 365-5007." ¥39
365-7353. til

SAVE $$$ INSTALL YOUR
and_ heating.
ree blueprints and instruc-

ipson Sears Ltd. Ph.
365-7707. Ask for Mike. tin38

Are Effective
Says Aid. Moshy

Two new crosswalks have

been ted on ‘Columbia
Ave. and the effect was ob-
vious almost immediately, re-
5 red Ald. Ed Mosby Tues-

ya. -Mosby. told Castle-
{own council it since
sswalks have been

“I observed driv-

Music Teachers Plan
Master Piano Classes

The September meeting ogued quotations and from
“lof the B.C. Registered Musi eet m he commented on

land-Trail branch, was ela
Slat the home of Mrs.
°! Kobluk.
‘Two new members,
i R.. Wagner and ‘Mrs, hark

Donald E.. Leitch, Presi-
dent of Crossroads Datsun
Sales Ltd., wishes to an-
nounce the appointment of
Mr. Gordie Baulkham as Sales
Manager.

Gordie is well known in
the area as a businessman
and a sports enthusiast. In
this regard, he is involved in
coaching in the Minor Hockey
ng Association.

You are invited to con-
tact Gordie as a shipment of
/ new cars is on the way.

Anderson Agencies Ltd.

MEMBER OF KOOTENAY MULTIPLE
LISTING SERVICE

CASTLEGAR

REVENUE — 560-7th AVE.
Well built, compact 3 bdrms. on main floor. Bright
2 bdrm. apt. down. Owner will consider all offers to
$16,500.
CHEAPER THAN RENT! 62 WOODLAND DR. MLS
Only $111 per month including taxes for this 3 year
old 3 bdrm. full basement home. F.P. $17,900.

FULLY FURNISHED AND
serviceable 8 X 22 trailer with
additional 15 X 22 shed. On
45 X 142 lot with garden. Rea-
sonable price. Write Harry
Slowski, Box 804, Gaston

KNIP-KING KNITTING eemas
chine — half price. Like pew
Boy’s bike, skis 6 ft 6
poles, boots size 8, solid fous
electric guitar, scrap lumber
for wood. Ph. 365-7198 aos
ter 4 p.m.

the various ‘forms of muste
an hiv.

-1A_ Flight:
Low. gtoss:. May Moroso,
“/¥unner-up, Joe lor.
Low net: Mildred Sher-
runner-up . Terry

-ANADIAN g
asaaver ce Centre. 338 RADIG: on : The appointment of
1956 CHEV, PH, 365-5851. OTTAWA, ONTARIO James Cromwell to the de-
1963 FONTIAC, AUTO: ae The Canadian Radio-Televi- Bellini College’has teed ai
dio, very good rary don 4085. sion, at its Public Hearing|nounced by vrincipal A. E,
aoo8 B77. ervice ntre, 339 | Commencing October 22, 1968] Soles,
= __________— in the Ballroom of the Regina
1960 DODGE, NEW TRANS., Inn, Regina, Sask., will hi
doesn’t burn oil, reliable the’ following sprlications

yr the
held for many of his
ters.
is. , Whereas instruments have
BIRTHS | many an-
ara were alogies were drawn to point
meu with regard to Mr.Jout the significance that

Roubakine’s master piano | music has always held in the
aes for the teachers later| hearts of man.

Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Fox

IHAMPOO, Woodbury’s
$1.19 value, only _ 79e

yw gross: Mable Creigh- | the
Koehle, mate _ cro:
This has Sot been the
case up until now with th

YOUNG
AGENCIES

Born’ in Epping, Essex,
En, Cromwell came

gland, Mr. To Mr, and
to Canada in 1966.

HADIKIN, —
Mrs. Paul Hadikin, Robson, | Fab Dot McGauley.

i cn

MLS Mr, Barrett was thanked

LARGE POST & BEAM — 490 OAK ST.

TANDEM BICYCLE

carport. F.P. $22,900.

afraid of a little work, one
what you are looking for.

Ave, $12,500.

Vacant, must be sold. All rooms are very
bdrms., two baths, fireplaces, hot water heat, double

ANOTHER LARGE HOME — 750 Woodland Dr. MLS
3 bdrms. on main floor plus bedroom, den and rec.
room down. Fireplace, two baths, double carport. Sec-
luded patio, attractive landscaping. F.P. $22,900.
VIEW & PRIVACY — 1270-Sth AVE.

Three bdrm. split level, W to W in LR, hall and
master bdrm. Lower level includes finished rec. room
with F.P. and a one bdrm. apt. for extra living accom-
modation or revenue. F.P. $22,000.

IF YOU HAVE IMAGINATION AND YOU AREN'T

2 bdrm, basement, large lot 105’ x 185° — 527-5th

3 bdrm., basement, 456-5th Ave. $8,500.

large. Four

MLS

of these homes could be

wa
Ser jaouble: bunkbeds $15.

fanee SUAKER.O IL HEAT-
er with circulating fan $30.
barrel and pump $7. Ph. aa

a PROPANE W, HEAT-

"338

10 x 46 1966 PARKWOOD
house trailer. Ph. 365-5468.
8

331
PURE BREED SHELTIE
pups. Smith Kennels. 338
ZENITH AUTOMATIC WA-
ser. Ph. 365-8131 or is

ONE CAR TOP CARRIER &

LIMITED

399 | REAL ESTATE:

Residential — Commercial |”

Building lots

INSURANCE
Specialists in

— Acreage

all types of

Insurance (except Life)
RENTAL AGENTS:

—1
elor cas) ae

Ko OTENAY.

itr SUTIPLE

LISTING BUREAU

. Cc
Young Agencies Ltd.
Kinnaird, B.C.|3
8 | Office 365-7125 Res. 365-3117

P.O. Box 428 —

transportation for only $:
Ph, 365-6934.

5 1, Application for a licence

His secondary education
was received at the Royal

pace BUCS SKYLARK, .PS
new tires, eent
gona Ph. 365-6853.

1964 VOLKSWAGEN SW, ax
cellent cond. Ph. a
1952. PONTIAC. PH. 365-
5851,

1961 IMPALA CUSTOM RAD-
io $30. 1964 Ford Custom
zadlo $30. fits 1965. Ph. S65
‘64 PONTIAC, VS STAND-
ard, ’ a, / reasonable price. Ph.

1960 VAUXHALL $250. PH.

by a company to be incor-
porated represented by T.
N. Tuck to carry on a new

Grammar School at Worcest-
er. He received his pee (Hon-
ours) in hi:

Ke/s, with

Ltd., to

watts, day-

at Nelson, B.C.

a er
1,000. watts dayline,
tts night-time DA-D.
a Application for a licence
by Kokanee Broadcasting
on a new
AM broadcasting under-
taking at Castlegar, B.C.
on the frequency of 1240
Ke/s, with a power of 250 he wa
and ni;

ing at Castlegar, B.C. on
the frequency of brea
0!

e, omnidirectional an-
tenna, with another studio

Persons wishing to comment
upon or oppose these appli-

ography
from University Goisge at
London

~ “That Easter hat U likel”

Mr. Cromwell also holds

250/a of

from the department of edu-
cation at the University of
Cambridge.

Mr. Cromwell has com-
pleted his residence for a
master’s degree at Simon
Fraser University.

Wale, at Simon Fraser,

J.C, BUHOLZER
CONTRACTING

Excavating & Ditching
Phone 365-6881, Kinnaird

as a teach-
ing “assistant and was a recip-
ient of a Simon Fraser Uni-

Gravel & Top Soil
3) NG Ayan
Sclumbia and & Gravel

-BSth Ay Castlegar

twins, a son and daughter,
29.

e fall.
Dates for the forthcom-
ing recitals were distributed
to the members, as were

Sept.

OOSTING — To Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Oosting, Castlegar,

Sept. 30, a son. ital 2
MANAHIN — To Mr. the Warfield hall. The recit-

and Mrs. Terry Manahin,|al will feature the young Re-

Robson, Sept. 30, a son. gina pianist Emile Bourree.

AR. cust
FLASH

on Oct. 23 at

‘chers’ convention to be held

gs Victoria snert daly,
iven SU) yy mem-
rs to 2 assist in this endeav-

At the conetasien oF he the
business meeting T.
rett gave a talk on references
to music in’ Shakespeare's
works.

Mr. Barrett had catal-

oe

eee ratieral srraneements
will be announced later by
the Castlegar Funeral Home.

for undertaking such a pre
digious job ‘of historical nd
musical interest to the teach-
Hicker core the Young Artist | ers.

; Irene Devemey
Given Scholarship
For University

Irene Deverney of Kin-
naird has been led_ the

Schotaretl ip.

mcomuat schol-|

on to

Low | Bross: J. Pederson,

single crosswalk in that area,
lain

FN

Tr
‘O-! not because he wasn’t ghod

award
University Women’s Club of
Trail Ql

enough.
Wayne Kinakin said Fri-| J,
fay he’ had tried out in
ie Trail team members, he
shia he had decided the com-
bination of the frequent

trips to Trail that would be|:

E.. Dun
Low “net: B. McCutcheon,
J. Fitzpatrick.
Longest Drive: ae
. Flight A, Terry 5
Flight B, Mable .Creighton,
Flight C, Molly Konkin.
Closest to pin: Marion
en ‘hole No. 3.

necessary, studies at Selkirk
College and other factors rul-
against his takin:

g an ac-
ae Sart in the team.
Wayne said that he had
tried, last year, for a spot
Junior Bi

putts: Jean Yor
in alight uP Norma McDonal:
ht B, Elsie Rysen in

he en
‘he two new crosswalks,
located near the Oglow block
and at Koote: Builders, re-|
place one neat the entrance
b Super-V:

Council “members have
pinpointed at least one pos-
ee cause for the ineffec-

tiveness of the crosswalk.

Following drivers may
have thought the leader in
a string of cars was turning
t into the store, rather

in

Filig)
Flight fo] pad. Joan Quinlan | left
Flight D.

than yielding to a pedestrian.

|

bl

A Good Idea — Made Better

CRESSROADS
DATSUN SALES

Phone 365-8035

AN

Buy your groceries:
meats at cost, for a oie
month for only $5.00
Join Bob’s Discount House

in the

=| GREATEST

FREEZER

3 bdrm., basement, 78 Lakeview Dr. $8,500. cations must do so, in writ- student AK Standing a

box $10, 4 chrome kitchen

a mem:

Furnished Duplex, or can be used as large ‘single
family dwelling, 125-3rd. Ave. $11,200.

stools $12. Ph. 365-7692. 338

SE | 365-6221.

CHEV.

to_the Secretary,

ing, , Can-
adian Radio-Television Com-

ber of the Canadian -Associa-

Building Supplies

ANAS

The University Women’s
Club raises money for this

Pacis tind aca Steel sles abet ak ai cco

STANDARD

station wagon. Ph. 365-5049.
1953 PONTIAC. GOOD RUN-
ning cond. Ph. 365-7991, er 10, 1968. Documents must
1962 GMC PICKUP, .|be submitted in twenty (20)

D Ss: >h. | copies to be accepted.
If it is the intention to ap-
pear before the ¢ Commission,
the names of thi
tere be filed by. Qctober 1b.
Persons wishing to inspect
briefs submitted with re-
spect to the above noted ap-
Q|Plication may do so during
Tegular office hours of the
Commission, 48 Rideau
Street, Ottawa.
F. K. Foster,
Secretary.

48 Rideau Street,

taission, tion of Geographers. His ma-
Ottawa, on or before Octob-

jor area of interest ie ao
man geo; e title o:
hs Ls oEre Yen hess

scholarship by an annual
cookbook sale.

duate of Stanle:

ies Secondary: Scho Schoo},

What of ture?
“I -don't Inow what will
happen, exactly.
He does pla to continue
playing hockey in the near
future though, he concluded.
Although he would have
enjoyed playing with the
Smokies, Wayne said, ‘‘there's
no hurry. I've. got lots of
time.”

Jogging Becoming
A Popular Way
To Keep in =.

OGLOW BROS.
Building & Supply Co. Ltd.
Castlegai

ir
Phone 365.7202

KINNAIRD

RIVERSIDE BEAUTY — Ist AVE., KINNAIRD

Truly one of the finest houses in the area. A spa- PHILCO CHEST © TYPE DEEP
cious 3200 sq. ft. in 10 rooms on a woodland acre. Two || freezer, very gaod cond. 8” Sopow at 430 Willow St., Cast-

fin- || tilting Arbor table saw, com- ieee. tin15

plete with. rail, guard, exten-| VIE" KINBERR'
sare gotor Ph 967437 ae Heh sida at B73 Pa. Boe
ter 5.30 p tino | 5 3004 rice $1,675. Ph. yaa
BABY BASINETTE, BABY|3 ACRES, YEAR ROUND
aa supply, beside highway.
Ph. 365-6503. 637

Property For Sale

100’ x 100° LOT ON 5TH AVE,
Ph. 365-8031 or contact Eli

BUY IN OUR
HISTORY!

PORCELAIN- LINED
22 CU. FT. COLDSPOT

[528023 B.

Save $60. Regular $294.95
Urethane Foam Insulation

COLDSPOT GUARANTEE
All parts of foam-insulated freezer
Soe against defects in materials or
5 years from date.

} Tabor included for 5 years on sealed sys-

TRIS CHUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C,

iB
Ue ing Sea Space, perceptions in
the Rural-Urban Fringe, a
case study Oe Surrey.

LEGAL

NOTICE SE LEASE BY
AUCTI

during her two years at Sel-

51365-5413 evenings.
Kirk College.

W. PISTOLS,
Nora's ‘Sport stop, ‘Nelson
lorm’s op, Nelson.
Ph. 352-2015.
WANTED epee |r
person to gall “Artistry Cos-
metics”. This is bright new
field attracting thousands of
people. The ae
io Artistry is the
oF the growing demand for
high quality cosmetics. Each
carries a fa

two louble
ancing can be arranged. A sacrifice at $27,000.
RGBSON

3 bdrm., fireplace, furnace, no basement. Needs
work. Cheap.

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD. ‘trans! Universi
Charter Service 2 a , of Vitoria to complete pene

Towing - Barges FRE CKEN, whole or Ib. i 49c Miss Deane “ the
ate wee the _ cal cut, : Saunier ear at Raed.
eee BOLOGNA, Sliced, Ib. -......... 45¢
Nefson 352-5434 ae
BACON, Side Sliced, Ih. ........ 79¢ |
BEEF RIB STEAKS, Ib. ........: 89¢
VEAL SHOULDER STEAKS, Ib. --+. 096

to become: a
has

bathinette, crib, and baby
buggy. Ph. 365-5717.

Good

2 bdrm., no
$2,000 D.P. Full price $7,500.

Waterfront. One bdrm., fireplace, part basement.
large heated workshop, cozy little home. $8,600.

3 bdrm., large LR. Carport, ‘fruit trees $9,500.

3 bdrm., colored plumbing, basement, fruit trees,
Garage. $14,800.

Lake, will be determined by

way of
PUBLIC AUCTION
to be held in athe: Court
House, Fernie, 8.C.,
cing at 2.00 p.m. Wednes-
day, October 16th, 1968.
Furth information re

Junior
Golf

Attention all junior club
members!
Even if you haven't play-
ed much of late, amb x

PASS CREEK

SECLUDED FAMILY ESTATE MLS
Beautiful park like setting with about 500 ft. ot

Creek frontage. Large remodelled 2 bdrm. home wit

18 x 28 ft. LR. Picture windows and FP, electric heat.

Three room guest house, garage, workshop, root house,

barn. Five minutes from the ferry. Only $5,000 D.P.

2s a means of keeping fit.
One such exercise, an
among ihe 2 most yaluable, in
the _ opinit eation
fasten: Buck Pachelouk, 1s

Those interested in this

and house ad day oe Text week vhen Cas-

Full price $19,900.

A house for you and barn and pasture for the
horses. Older 3 bdrm., full plumbing” oil heat, 1.91
10.

acres.

Anderson Agencies

TED BURNS

SALESMEN
AND
PHONE 365-6451

HELEN MOSBY

Town

House for Sale

The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar is of-
fering for sale a 3-bedroom house located at Lot A
of DL 181 Plan 6193 save and except Plan 6374 (262
Elm St.) Offers close on Tuesday, Oct. 15th, nie at 7
p.m. The lowest upset price will be $12,000.
ther particulars contact the Castlegar Municipal Office.

Ambrose Percheson,
Clerk-Treasurer,

of Castlegar.

For fur-

-LERK WISHES PART

TABLE SAW AND Cl
mixer, Write
RR1 Winlaw.

SALESC)
time or full time employment
gras office clerk. Ph. 385-

EMENT
ALN. Gaichots
(ANTED TO BUY — PRI-

CLASSIFIED AD RATES: 5|},
338] cents per word per insertion.
Minimum 75 cents. Three in-

Director of Lands, - Depart-
ment of Lands, Forests, and
ter Resources, Parliament
Buildings, Victoria, B.C.

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING
& HEATING LTD.

Terms ant
will also be announced at the

SEPTIC

TANK Pl
438 | Ph. 368-5166, Trail.

sertions for the price of two.
Classified ads close at 12 noon

line for display advertising is

12 noon on Tuesdays. tfn40

UMPING
SY | File: 0264146.

time of Auction.

D. BORTHWICK,
Deputy Minister of
panda

VICTORIA, B.
September a "1968

&

Natural Gas & Oil Heating.
Speed Queen Washers
and Dryers
DAY OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-8284

SMOKED PIGNIGS, Ib. wenecenees 496

BONELESS BEEF ROASTS, Ib... .. 68¢
PORK BOSTON STEAKS, tb. ..... 650.

PORK BOSTON ROASTS, Ib. ...... 59¢
BEEF SHORT RIBS, lean, Ib. ...... 49c_

tlegar golf club will official-
ly become an 18-hole course.
Watch for notices in the
paper and at the clubhouse
for further details jand plan
on joining in the fun.
Sign up cow! on the list
provided in the junior club
pou
everyone plan on

attending the club’s annual
banquet to be held at the
Arrow dam Oct, 19 when he
year’s awards will be
sented to adults and junior

particular form of recreation

tem, 1 year on other parts,

‘jhand to begin a course

approximately five week's
duration.
There is no age limit and

SALE ENDS OCT. 10TH

SIMPSONS

it is for both sexes. Just dress
comfortably and wear prop-
er footwear, the recreation
director urges.

For further information,

-SEA

phone Mrs. Joe McDonald at
365-5262.

winners

RS

In Downtown Castlegar
Phone 365-7707