| FURNISHED 1 BDRM. APT.
| Within walking distance of

| FURNISHED SUITE FOR

| eluded, No furnishings, $128

6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 11, 1973

» FOR RENT FOR RENT

1 BDRM, FURNISHED HOU.
ge for couple at Blueberr:
Creek. No pets. Ph. 365-
7032, 2

5 3:
¥ 5 2 =
Immediately ‘Apply 365. 2 BDRM HOUSE, PH. 365:

H 32 1 BDRM, FURNISHED COT-
tage below College on the
meadow, Adults only, no
pets. Ph, 365-7117,

town, Ph, 365-7606, 32

rent. Utilities included. Ph,
865-5613, 32

2 bdrm. sulte on Kin,
St., Castlegar, electricity ite

NEWLY RENOVATED 2
bdrm, furnished and heated
Apt. Ph. 365-7480 after 5
(fn. 2 Pm. 351

ree
MODERN 2 BDRM. HOUSE,
Kinnaird, Available March
1, Quiet couple preferred,
No pets please, Ph, 365-
5344, 32

per month,
Hipwell Realty
Ph. 365-7514

1 BDRM. FURNISHED
house for couple at Blueber-
ry Creek. No Pets, Ph. 365-
7032,
1 BDRM. DUPLEX UNIT,
furnished. Couple _ prefer-
red. No children or pets,
Ph. 365-8091 after 5 p.m.
35:

FULLY FURNISHED AND
heated suite. Ph. 365-8153
or 365-7319, 351
2 ee ae RURNISHED
IN BLUEBERRY, 2 BDRM. Pi, 3668120 8 ast
suite, furnished. Ph. 365° 2 BDRM. FURNISHED MO-
ROBSON. 2 BDRM, HOUSE
partly furnished. Ph. 365-
5405, 32.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED
bsmt, suite. (available Feb.
1) Includes T.V. and cable
us all utilities, Very cen-

A eople on-
y. Ph. 305-5724," 32

Top Grade!

Sides Beef at low Economy

Prices! The Best Beef at

the Lowest Price! Choice
order.

FOR RENT

1 BDRM, FURNISHED .
$25 weekly. 1451 Columbia
Ave., Castlegar, 25:

ildren or pets. $75. Ph, 365-
'. tfn 50

5872,
FOR SALE

TABLE SAW AND JOINT-

er; 19" BW portable T.V.;

8 mm movie camera (oom

lens, automatic light expo-

sure) and projector $70; size
CCM Senior A

Skates (barel;

ems in excellent condition.

Ph, 365-8351. 32

TRISH) SETTER, YOUNG

male, lovely nature. Ph. 362-

S116 or 364-4268.

3 Ib. pkgs. Margarine 89¢

Duncan Hines Cake Mix

49c box. Bob's Pay’n Takit

Stores Ltd.

ARGUS PROJECTOR, $35.

Ph, 365-5667. *

FENDER RHODES ELECT-

583, Kaslo or Ph. Boe 2807.

ZENITH CLOTHES DRYER,
needs small repairs $10,
GE. Solid State portable
record player $30, 10 vol-
ume set encyclopedia $35,
duuble pedestal desk $30,
h, 365-5421,

FURNISHED AND HEATED
bachelor suite. Ph. Sera 1s6,

12’ X 56’ FURNISHED TRA-

iler in Castlegar. Ph. 365-
7672, .3 3p Cranbrook 426-5102,

TURNISHED 1 BDEMAPT. 7,,°ND,,5 BDRM. SUITES

Within walking distance of ‘Apartments. Ph. S0S5145 =
65-023, tins

i} ‘town. Ph. 365-7698. 32

HIPWELL REALTY :

J. F. HIPWELL 365-7514 — AGENT
BJORN EDBLAD 365-7514 or 365-3423

HELP!

Forced to sell this country place at Pass
Creek. Near finished 3 bdrm. home on 3 acres.
Old barn and coop. Good water system. Close to
school ‘and “fishing. Price reduced by $1,500 but
will still listen to an offer. Please hurry.

NEW LISTING

10th Ave., Kinnaird — 3 bdrm. family home.
Full basement. Built-in stove and oven, Carport.
Large lot in good neighborhood, $22,700.

RENT PROBLEMS?

Have a look at this cozy 2 bedroom home
in Castlegar. Walking distance to shopping. Large
100 x 120 ft. lot. For $10,500 you will find it
cheaper than rent.

MUST SELL — REDUCED BY $2000

Owner moved so the house is presently va-
cant. 10th Ave, Kinnaird an ‘the bench. 2 bdrms,
W/W carpets throughout. Very comfortable. Now
only $17,900.

REVENUE HOME — CASTLEGAR

2 storey. Large kitchen and 2 bdrms. on main
floor. 2 suites up plus 2 rooms in basement. 3
separate baths. Nice location with river view.
Possible rent $350 per month,

CASTLEGAR BUSINESS

Retirement has forced the sale of this money
maker. Long established with good reputation.
Very reasonable price. A golden opportunity for
the right person, All information in confidence.

BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL, LAND, HOMES
We have other good business and

Sth niversaty

20% OFF on all Guitars
‘Amplifiers, Drums, Acces-
sories and Music Books.

10 ‘F on all Yamaha
Pianos and Organs.

WIN A GUITAR
Yamaha G-100 Classic
All you have to do is write
your name and address and
phone number and pul it in
“The Lucky Box" in the

ore.
Draw will be held Feb.
1, 1973. Winners announced
in next week's issue.
COME AND BROUSE
AROUND
COLUMBIA MUSIC
1415 Bay Avenue, Trail
Ph. 368-6621
Your Yamaha Music Dealer

SES)
HANDY HOKY SWEEPER.
Everyone who has one loves
it. Ph. Molly White 365-
5805. 31

TV. SETS FOR SALE OR
Rent. Robson Radio and
T.V. Ph, 365-5575. 31

NEW 2 BURNER ALCOH-/ Ray,

ol stove, used single bed,
used 7’ skis, used tub, hand
basin and toilet. Ph. 365-
7633. 351
399° NORDIC — SKI-DOO;
Ph. 365-6418, 651

B& W T.V.

MORTGAGE MONEY IS
available at Castlegar Sav-
Ings Credit Union. Ph. 365-

tin4s

Property for Sale

RIVER FRONTAGE GRAND
Forks, 4.87 acres on river. 4

ner property,

road, private water,

land to river, served by

school bus, excellent soil,

simple to irrigate from riv-

er, electrie power and ph.

Ph, 442-3010 after 5.30 p.m.
tinad

Vehtoles for Sale

1967 %-TON FORD RAN-
ver camper special. A-l con-
dition 360 cubic inch auto.,
ps, p.b. 17" split. rims,
dual gas tanks, bucket seats,
deluxe cab, block heater.
kewractabie back bumper to
fit 12' camper. Ph. 60-0515.

1972 LTD FORD, 4 DR. PIL-
lared hardtop. Canary yel-
low, brown vinyl roof with
many extras, Ph. Se

Crisco Shortening, 3 Ib. tins
$1.29, Crest Toothpaste, lg.
150 m. size (super-size) only
$1.19. Bob's Pay'n Takit
Stores Ltd.

1986 OLDS CUTLASS, 2 DR.

100th St., Blueberry cree

1970 DATSUN STATION-
wagon, 40,000 miles, radio,
3 spare tires.
Price. Ph. 365-6738. 32
1968 GMC % TON, L.W.B.,

camper type. Bol
condition $1,800.00 iy
$75.00 per month with
no down payment on ap-
proved credit. Ph. John 359-
7570 evenings. 3L
1962 FORD STATIONWAG-
on, auto, ps. new winter
tires. Best offer. Ph. 365-
5049. 351

WANTED

FOSTER PARENTS NEED-
ed for all ages. Ph. 365-
3322 between 9 am. and
430 p.m.
PROFESSIONAL FOSTER
parents wanted for a nine
year old boy. Please contact
Gattinger at 365-3322
or 365-3147." 81
The Best! Gold Seal Chunk
Tuna 2 tins 89c. Buy a case
at this price! Bob's Pay’n
Takit Stores Ltd. :

23" ~PHILCO Ve.
Cabinet Model in excellent
condition. Ph. phar

EI
- machine) and set. 82 Cedar

St, (Next to Castle Theatre).
tin44

TENNESSE AROMATIC

EMPTY BEER AN. 0]

bottles. Apply Chuck's

Transfer. Ph. 365-7371.
tin32

WORK WANTED

TOP SOIL, CRUSHED OR
pit-run gravel and sand —
Ph. 365-5158. tin 40
ELECTRIC GUITAR AND
amplifier. Ph. 365-5724. 31

HOMES FOR SALE

Anderson Real Estate Ltd.
Exclusive Fifth Avenue
Kinnaird. :

opportunities as well as acreage, commercial
properties, and homes,

Call or drop in. There is never any obligation.
You'll find the best buys at

1,200 sq.
feet of absolute comfort in

HANDYMAN WANTS
work at ing. Ph. 365-
5205.

BABYSITTING, ROBSON,
evenings. Ph. 365-5417. 32
2 lb. pkg. Nabob Coffee
1.98. 1 Ib. pkg. Nabob Cof-
lee 99c. Lg. 10-oz. Jars In-
stant Coffee $1.59. Wagon
Wheels, 12 in pie. 49c.
Bobs Pay'n Takit Stores

‘Spectacular ALASKAS

xclting story of a rugged sour <4
fough in America’s Last Frontier

Reasonable -

WORK WANTED

NOTIOES

SNOW PLOWING
Fast-efficlent. Commercial
or residential. Ph, eta

HELP WANTED

Applications will be re-
ceived for one full-time jan-
itor for School District No.
9 (Castlegar),

Hours of work are from
4 p.m, to midnight Monday -
Friday.

Salary in accordance
with the current agreement.
Previous experience prefer-
red but not essential,

Applications close noon,
January 17, 1973. Applica-
tion forms are available at
the board and maintenance
offices,

J, Dascher,

Secretary-Treasurer

School District 9
Castlegar,
PART-TIME HOUSEKEEP-
ers, Ph, 365-3322 between 9
YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
position as typist, reception-
ist, bookkeeper, accounting,
ete. Reply Box 405, Castle-
gar. 32

DEPENDABLE MAN WHO
can work without supervis-
ion. Earn $14,000 In a year
plus bonus. Contact custom-
ers in Castlegar area. Limit-
d auto travel. We train.
Air mail S. H. Dickerson,
Pres., Southwestern Petrol-
gum, Box 789, Ft. Worth
‘eX.

Do you get a patronage
cash refund from your food
store? Our Customers Do!
Enquire at Bob's Pay’n Tak-
SAWMILL FITTER. PER-
manent position available

YOU CAN STOP INFLA-
tlon from eroding your suv-
Ings — invest In Castlegar
Curling Club Debentures,
and watch your money grow
by 8% per year — Contact
joroso and Associates, Og-

low's or Castlegar Drug.
tin 51

ROBSON AREA RESID-

ents: Robson Boy Scouts
will pick up your bottles,
Ph, 365-7349, 848
I DO REMODELLING _IN-
terior, Build rumpus rooms,
remodel bathrooms, By hr.
or contract, Ph, 365-7348,
(George). tinal

A.A. MEETS ROBSON
Church Hall, Wednesdays
8 pu Health Centre Sat-
urdays 8 p.m, Alanon Sat-
urdays, Health Centre 8
p.m. For further informat-
jon write Box 303 or Box
1332 Castlegar. tinas
ALCOHOLICS ANONYM-
ous is a fellowship of men
and women who share their
experience, strength and
hope with each other that
they may solve their com-
mon problem and help oth-
ers to.recover from alcoho-
lism. The only requirement
for membership is a desire
to stop drinking, There are
no dues or fees for A.A.
membership; we are self-
supporting through our own
contributions, A.A. is not
allied with any sect, denom-
ination, politics, organiza-
tion or institutlon; does not
wish to engage in any con-
troversy; neither endorses
nor opposes any causes. Our
primary purpose Js to stay
sober and help other alco-
holics to achieve sobriety.

Box 303, Castlegar. tin 40

ir exp
ed fitter, certification pre-
ferred @ 80 mm capacity
sawmill on trans Canada
highway, Salmon Arm and
on shore of beautiful Shus-
wap Lake. Must be able to
fit band and circular saws.
Excellent living conditions
— union rates. Apply to
Personnel Supervisor, Fed-
erated Co-operatives Limit-
ga. Canoe, B.C. Phone 832-

EXPERIENCED HEAVY

ne nm

Good. living ‘conditions —

union wages — Apply to

Personnel Supervisor, Fed-

erated Co-operatives Limit-

ed, Box 70 Canoe, B.C. Ph-
2-294,

NOTICES

FOR WEDDING CAKE DE-
coration and supplies Ph.
K. Varabioff 365-6547.

32

ANY PERSONS INTEREST-
ed in TRI-CHEM liquid em-
broidery. please’ Ph. 365-

32
FREE INFORMATION.
Self-Divorce or Self-Incor-
poration. 414-1298 W 10
Vane. Tel 738-1731. 151

Beat High Food Prices. Be
one of our Patronage Re-
fund Club and get Cash re-
funds! No obligation! En-
quire from “Rosa.” Bob's
Pay’n Takit Stores Ltd.

Peer eee

Coming Friday, January 19 — One Day Only

[CASTLE THEATRE |

attachments. More power
for your dollar. Phone,
write for literature and de-
monstrations or come and

see UB.
G. & H. DISTRIBUTORS
Sales and Service
Box 72, Ph. 365-7306
Robson, B.C.
5 tin 40

QUALIFIED FARRIER —
Rick Martin, Ph, 352-7998,
Nelson. tinl4
ATTENTION: LEGION OP-
en every Friday 4 p.m. Live
music every’ Sturdsy. tin47

PIANO TUNING AND
repairs, Columbia Music Ph.
368-6621. * tin27
PHOTOCOPYING: BLACK-

CLASSIFIED AD RATES: 5
cents per word per inser-
tion. Minimum 75 cents.
Three insertions for the

display advertising is 12
noon on Tu A

ENGAGEMENT

College Hockey

Cariboo College vs. Selkirk Saints

Fri, Jan, 12
Sat., Jan, 13 8:15 p.m.

Adults $1.00 Students 50c
“Support College Hockey’ :

KINGAR CONTRACTORS LTD.

Back-Hoe, Trucking, Disposal Fields,
Septic Tanks, Excavating, Top Soil

Castlegar Arena
Castlegar Arena

Children 25¢

9:15 p.m.

HOURLY OR CONTRACT

GARY T. BATTING 365-6638
Box 1248 — Castlegar, B.C,

< _SELKIRK
4 COLLEGE

UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CREDIT COURSES

These courses may also be taken for general in-
terest or as part of a General Studies Diploma.
ENGLISH 213 — MODERN AMERICAN LITERATURE

A course in modern American literature ranging
from’ Mark Twain to Eldridge Cleaver.
Time: Thursdays commencing Jan, 11 at 7:00 p.m.
Place: Selkirk College, Castlegar Campus, Rm. B-13.
Fee: $30.00
Instructor: Mrs. Rona Dexter
FINE ARTS 101

A survey of fine art from the 14th Century to the
modern period, The course is illustrated by slides, film-
strips, recordings etc, the main emphasis being on
painting, Ip and hi No pi

nowledge is necessary.

Time: Tuesdays commencing January 9th

Last date for enrollment January 16th.
Place: Selkirk College, Cas.legar Campus, Room M-17

$30,

Instructor: Mr. Don Campbell
ANTHROPOLOGY 101 — AN INTRODUCTION TO AN-
THROPOLGY

Folktale, Folksong and Folk Hymnody. Minor Gen-
res, Structural Analysis and Cantometrics. Mythology.
Material Culture: Artifact; lconography; Archaeology.
Introduction to Doukhobor Studies.
Time: Thursdays commencing Jan. 11th at 7-10 p.m.

- Place: Selkirk College, Castlegar Campus, Room M-17

Fee: $30.00
Instructor: Dr. M. Mealing
LEARNING RESOURCES PACKAGES

Many University Transfer Credit courses can be
taken as “package programs.” They have been des-
cribed as a major innovation allowing ‘those who

‘cannot attend regular classes to still take‘ full College

courses. They are best described as correspondence
courses but with ihe difference that you mest regularly
with the instructor. The advantages are that you can
set your own study pace, and study in your own home.
For more inf ion on L jing Pack
contact Selkirk College, Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C.
WOMEN'S STUDY PROGRAM
Readings in 20th Century North American Literature

A daytime course | ly for women,
which will review the works of 20th century North
American authors such as W. C. Williams, Ken Kesey,
Sinclair Ross and others, ‘i
Time: Tuesday 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

k ing January 16th,

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon

Want to Sell
Your House?

CALL MARY
365-6451 or 365-5244

Duration: 14 weeks
Place: Selkirk College, Castlegar Campus, Room M-10
Fee: $15.00 (registration at first class)
Instructor: Pauline Wah
CONVERSATIONAL RUSSIAN

An opportunity to improve your knowledge of the
Russian language.
Time: Tuesday commencing Jan. 9th at 7-10 p.m.
Place: Selkirk College, Castlegar Campus Room M-1]
Fee: $20.00 per person, $21.00 per couple
Instructor: Mrs. A. Gattinger

Poetry reading Thursday, January 11 — VICTOR
COLEMAN posiponed until March 14 due to indisposi-
tion of Mr. Coleman.
SELKIRK COLLEGE FILM FESTIVAL ay
Sundays 2:00 p.m. — Castle Theatre, Castlegar, Sunday,

January 12th; Castlegar, Lindsay Anderson's film “IF”

LEGAL

LEGAL

OARDS OF THANKS

Canada‘Elections Act.
Electoral District’ of
Kootenay West,
SUMMARY OF RETURN ~
OF ELECTION, EXPENSES

There is below set out,
as required by Section 63
(6) of the, Canada Flections

, a summary, signed by-
the official agent, of the
return of election expenses
made to me by him on be-
half of Paul.G. Moroso, one

‘of the ‘candidates at the re-

cent election of a member.
fo servejin: the House of
Commons ‘of Canada held
is the above-mentioned el-
ectoral district, which said
return is{on file at :ny of-
fice and may, on payment
of a fee of twenty cents, be
there inspected und extracts
taken therefrom at any rea-
sonable time during the six
months next after the 6th
day of January, 1973, being
the day upon which the said

return was furnished to me. °

Dated at Nelson this

sReturning Officer
Summary of Return of Elec-
tion Expenses of Paul G.

loroso.
Receipts, contributions
ete, $5822.55
Number of persons from
whom received 25,

: Total

Hire of. premises

Services

Travelling expenses

and hire: of: vehicles 494.00°

Goods supplied 8.71

Advertising 3042.38
Delayed undisputed

claims $1207.91
Dated at Nelson, B.C.,

this 6th day of, January,

1978,

Alf G, Sannes
Official Agent

ANNOUNSEMERT

Mr, and Mrs, William
Bartsoff:of Salmo, B.C. are
pleased to announce the
Marriage of their only dau-

thie to Stan Nick

marriage took place in Nel-
son, Dec. 29, 1972.

Application for a Water
Licence
WATER ACT
(Section 8)

I, ‘Nick and Mary Plot-
nlkoff, of P.O, 527, Castle-
far, B.C. hereby apply to
he Comptroller of Water
Rights for a liconce to di-
vert and use water out of
Gibson Creek which flows
southwest and discharges in-
to Norns Creek and give no.
tlce of my application to all
persons affected,

The point of diversion
will be located at P. O. D.
“w", W.R. MAP

ie quantity of ‘water
to be diverted is 1000 g.a.d,
The purpose for which

e
_ the water will be used is

domestic,

The land on which the
water will be used Is Lot
2, D.L. 7780, Kootenay Dist.,
Pi, 2596,

A copy of this applica-
tion was posted on the 2ist
October, 1972 at the propos-
ed point of diversion and on
the land where the water
is to be used and two cop-
jes were filed in the office
of the Water Recorder at
Nelson, B.C.

Objections to this appli-
cation may be filed with the
said Water R der or with

We would like to thank
ople who sent flow-

Mrs, Ane Gundersen,
special thanks to the pall-
bearers, Don Wickett of the

iy. The Gundersen fam-
les

OARDS OF THANKS

tom ate Ua aes
We wish to thank Drs,
Hall and Johnson and all

him, their help and tributes.
Special thanks to the Castle-
gar Funeral Home for. all
their sympathetic thought-
iulnes_and assistance.
— The Nelson and Grif-
fiths Families

Senior Citizens Enjoy Wide
Variefy In Their Entertainment .

* Mid-December the Sen-
lor Citizens Association
held their annual Christ-
mas Party in the Legion
Hall catered by the Ladies
Auxillary to the Canadian

ion,
by Eighty-six members si-
gned the membership book

with grace said by Mrs. I.

(eNe The bars had been donated
* The hall and tables by the hospital staff,
were decorated ‘by Mrs. Bob Maddocks read a
Mollie White, who. with her greetin card received from
helpers, all. deserve a big . an
vote of thanks. A Christmas
tree, donated by Jim La-
mont from the Rotarians,
plus the presence of a large
Santa Claus, gave a real.

Christmas atmosphere.

To further add to the
‘Christmas spirit: jolly old
Santa (Bob Hamil) made an
appearance via the rear
door jingling alelgh bells
with his sack filled with
chocolate bars which he
handed out to each one pre-
sent assisted by Sirs, White,

inta was asked to
ata ree enol fhe cite
. one fora certifical jon-

Funeral Services ated by Super Valu and

° won by Mr,
Held for Antonio for a door by
Mrs, Dyck's sister, and one
(Tony) Matassso, 83 for the Senior Citizens .raf-
' Antonio (Tony) Matassa,
83, of Kinnalrd and a form-

le with Mrs, L. P. Fergus-
er resident of Nelson for

on as recipient. . The t

two prizes were dolls dress-
more than 60 years, died on
dnesdi ist week In

WEATHER

the Comptroller of Water

i B.C., within
th rly days of the first date
of publication of the applic-

ation.
First date of publication is:
January 11, 1978.

Mx Mn Pre. Sun
25 16 — 48
1610 01

7 02

Jan,

Jan,

3
4
5
6
7
8
Jan, 9

0
5
5
5
6

Eastern Sfar Senior Guests
Receive Special Recognition

Members of Minto Chap-
ter. Order of the Eastern

mas

in the Twin Rivers .
Mrs. MeNeil said
Grace and a delicious pot
luck supper, along with tur-
key and all the trimmings,
was enjoyed by the 30 per-
worthy
raig ex-

tended welcome to the
members who are over 80-
years-old and called on Miss
Sybil Harrower to present
each lady with a corsage
and the gentlemen with a
boutonniere. Those‘ recelv-
ing flowers were Mrs. L. P.
Ferguson,

Porter of Rossland, who
were unable to be present,
a

frevace

besercacET

Career Opportunity 7

Texaco Canada Limited offers career opportunity to lease
modern two-bay service station in a shopping centre in
Kinnaird, $7,000 to $10,000 required. Please contact
Mr. AR. Kaminski at 492-2809, P.O, Box 159, Penticton,
B.C., of Mr. F. Rv Pressacco at 368-3044, Trail, B.C. :

All Inquiries in Confidence

od tor

-CAMADA LEAITED

2-1

box of mixed
cookies which Mrs. H. John-
son delivered to them.

, ed Py Me and Mrsi-J. Sti

rs: M. Peéachey ‘at’ the

' piano, accompanied th
I rs Hin which the”

members enjoyed dancing
to Fecordings. ;
After the regular. meet-

“ ing on Tuesday, Dee. : 19,

members enjoyed a_ social
hour ‘during which the tur-
key hamper and cushion,
which the members had-sold
tickets on, was drawn. Win-
ner of the turkey hamper
was Breit F, (Dolly) Dawson

of Kinnaird and the cushion,

ed and donated by Mrs. R.
Ww of Ja
Castlegar and District Hos-
ital.

Worthing.
Funeral services were

After supper the mem-
bers and guests were enter-
held Saturday from Thom-
pson Funeral Home.

tained by: Mrs. Katie Shaws
dancers from Trall. Mrs. C,
Henne also entertained with

Mr. Matassa was born
in Rome, Italy Feb. 14,
1889, before coming to the

several recitations. Mrs.
Doreen Cussitor, pianist, al-
United States where he liv-
ed for a short time. Hi

so entertained.
The dancers performed
man:
moved to Canada and lived

dance,
These were done by
junior and senior dancers,
's, Henne recited) many
humorous pieces and Mrs.
Cussitor played for the car-
ol singing. . Shaw. ex-
pressed the pleasure of her-
self and that of the dancers
his home on Nelson Avenue _ in entertaining the Seniors.
until moving to Castlegar On behalf of the member-
to live with his daughter ~ ship Mrs. J. Raine thanked
and son-in-law in 1968, the entertainers for a won-
Mr. Matassa was a mem- — derful evening.
ber of the former Church
of the Redeemer Anglican
Parish, and was an active
worker in the’ church. He
was a member of the Kni-
ghts of Pythias and had re-
ceived. 50 year mem- ;
bership pa and certificate.
He.is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Ken (Violet):
Crosbie of Kinnaird; . one
sister and several nieces in
Ttaly;’_ two grandchildren, e
Tony .Crosbie- of \Saskatooni; thing,
and Mrs.; Diane Williams of *
Cranbrook, and’ three great-
grandchildre1

rived, Dancing was enjoyed
yy many members waile
e

bi
others just enjoyed
enjoyed the even-

music.

ig.

A great‘ deal of work
and Planning went into this
party and the Senior Citi-
zens extend their. thanks to

the, Super. Valu, Mrs, Wo
Santa ‘and -

coinmittee.: Also to all who
nm, helped in’ any way to make
v, Terry Allen offic-’: such a wonderful evening.

iated at the service. Burial « Mrs. ler_ announced
took pee Nelson Me- ethat: pire silvers Tender
mor! garten children-wou! a

——_———__ the Senior Citizens Centre
which had been made and during December to put: on
donated by Mrs. L. Green. their programme.

wood, was won by Mrs, D, The Senior Citizens al-
( Wallace of Castlegar. so-received an invitation

1e members extend.

from the high school to at:
their most sincere thanks to tend their December con-
all who helped cert, :

Ifthe government
_ isgoingio offer
_ you better car insurance,

do they need

the Ladies: of the Legion, -

erg,"and the entertalineat: :

oo cane FRING.
Chicken —

ork

RIBLETS, —

Sliced Side,

Pioneer,

acon : 1 Ib. Package ......... vecsasossvataeeaces

omato”.10.*

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Glendale.
Fresh Chumed.
"Canada No. 1.

red

FAMILY.

Ferr-Wood Fresh,
24 oz. Loaves ..

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TISSUE.

: *: Kleenex, Flat
1 Fold, 3606 sscee ee

Grapefruit

Texas White or Pink.. 48's

Mushrooms

Fresh. Moneys. Bulk

Friendly Frank Says.. -

“It's Summer
in January...
and People Agreed!" “a.

SUPER SPECIAL ON
Atlas Roadmaster Mark [11
Fibregias Belted Whitewall Tires
G78-14 and H78-14

.Only.10 of Each Left!

Regular $45.95.
Super Special, Half Price

HIPWELL REALTY

353 Columbia Ave., Castlegar

DOG OR CAT FOOD.

Rover =:
Chicken or. Fish.

N + 15,02, ....

«-~ and better service, wouldn't people

be standing in line to buy /,. MIXED.
“ government insurance? : : : : :
© 1 ol A. |

McCains: Peas, Peas
. » With private insurance. ( : meetin
“> companies competing \\. K ; : : : a
: : : Valio Cream. ; j
Cheese = .69
wy 25 IB, Box essen DLS : f

& Carrots, Beans,
-wouldn’t that encourage
PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 11, 12, 13 AT SUPER-VALU (CASTLEGAR ONLY)

a monopoly?

7&9 Adults $1.75 Children Under 12 - 75c¢
gasses acceetto

sun deck and beautiful 80
X 180 -Jot overlooking the
Columbia river. Perfect pri-
vacy. Priced to sell at $26,-
500.00.

J-A-N-U-A-R-Y

CLEARANCE SALE
25 Pct. OFF

Ski Jackets, Warm-Up Ponts
Pant Coats, Dresses

20 Pct. OFF

Pant Suits, Pant Tops
Blouses, Bulky Pullovers

After all, if they were going to
give you better coverage, better rates

ft

SPRING CLEANING!

‘71 DATSUN — 4 DR. — NEW TIRES

‘70 DATSUN — 4 DR. — NEW TIRES

‘70 DATSUN, AUTO.-WAGON — NEW TIRES
"69 RIDEAU — V-8

“65 PARISIENNE SPORT — H.T.

‘@5 AMBASSADOR V-8 —H.T. —.NEW TIRES
"65 DODGE WAGON, V-8 — NEW TIRES

‘65 RAMBLER — 6 AUTO. ‘

3 BDRM. HOUSE FOR SALE
or. rent. Ph. 365-6538 or
365-3228. 31
LOW DOWN PAYMENT —
New three bdrm. full bsmt.
homes, patio doors, sundeck,
carpeting and vinyl floors,
Alcan aluminum siding, car-
ports, $22,900 for 1723-9th
Ave. $21,900 for 1725, 9th
Ave., Kinnaird in Kinberry
Heights. Ph. 365-8119 to
view. :

—————
ACT NOW FOR BEST DEAL Strand and Mosby
3 Really Ltd,

CROSSROADS § "#8

Phone Trail 364-2507
2 tin42

DATSUN

| SALES LTD.

s Gorn. 12 ox,
the government to keep
conits toes?

_ Wewantyou,

“to think about It.

Really think
aboutit. |

_ Insurance Companies operating in
reg Compas prating

NO REASONABLE. OFFER REFUSED

Prices Slashed ‘to Clear on Many Other Items ‘THIS WEEK'S HOCKEY POOL SCORES

Montreal 5, California 0. Toronto 4, Los Angeles 2

Pittsburg Penguins 4, Vancouver Canucks 2

Woodland Park Esso

PHONE 365-3355 :

Carpet
Headquarters
OGLOW BROS.
CASTLEGAR
Phone 365-7202

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OUR
BUSINESS