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WHOLE
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Cooked, ready to eat!
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WHOLE FRYING
CHICKEN
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FRESH BREAD
20 oz. P. Loaves
2 for 89c

GOOD HOST
TEA
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20 Ib. Bags $2.17
“Why Pay More?”

OVERNIGHT:
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 16, 1977
LL

“MORE CLASSIFIED ADS _

BROWN PLASTIC-FRAMED
pluses found near Twin Rlvere
hool. Ph. 365-7811 to claim,

MEN'S SILVER date waich, bo
t Milestone Rd. June 6, hint

BLUE GUIDE HATwith numerous
badges and pins. Found near Twin
River School playground. Ph, 385.
te Ay DUTY Harley Davidson

k found al the top of Gipkeag
ii il, Claim at the Castlegar Ni

© GIVEAWAY

© PERSONAL

This handful of dust, The yet Is
‘one home. Let It belnu Uni.
jaha'u'tiah

AL Aon Meatings: Fasiday :
.m.: Health Centre, Wednesday

St. Rita's Catholic Ghuteh:

Phone Anne neat

in

jed Wetting A PROBLEM?
tian te thera i Good Newal

STLEGAR DRUG
Call in and discuss this with
Your pharmacist

‘GOT AN ITEM you'd like to give
sway free? You can pul it in this
no charge. Just phone

> column at
Gaaitied Ads at 305-1280 and say

ike to advertise.
ONE BLACK puppy — pari Waler
ey

we u have a “giveaway” Item yes 'd

Spaniel, een
jusber!

BiveberryGreeie 2
ZKITTENS. Ph. Winlaw 226-7560,
SKITTENS, 2 male, 1 female. Ph.
385-621

BeROTEL SILVER tabby kitten,

ae Botential mouser.
4 FEMALE AIT TENS, 8 weeks old.
h, 365-8759.

GUINEA PIGS ce Give re thas
shop bre Soe-7e90 Wintawe 0 288
© BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

WITH LITTLE INVESTMENT you

in bo!
101 maul ment,
ees call 442-0022 or wrile
eiasb. Grand Fon BG. “Azt

© NOTICES
NADALAN BOARDING Kanne Kennels tn

Robson now open. ‘allen
only. PI h. SOS SO8T 7.

RAEI TAPE, both

paper and strong vinyl type. Gastte-
jar News stat AOnery, apartment.
91 Columbia Ave.

To whom it may concern: As of
Aprit6, a7? Lam legally separated
and therefore am no longer respon-
sible for any Sabla incurred by By
husband. Linda Naleon.

Congratulations to Ruth and
Earl Rourke an thelr 30th Wedding
Anniversary.

: een wines, Barb, Bruce and
‘ami

munity, Tarviee, EEG
deooratan rental. sear et eye,

[erproot car streamers,
or:

MOBILE HIGH pressure clean-

ing. Call ua fora free estimate:

Algert: oternripea ee Hot jet wa-
In

outaide
pools, ehetez8,

*- ADDRESS LABELS, Haridy for us

‘on envelopes, parcels, elc. 300 fa
$2.25 Stax. Callloger ot

K.C. CO-OP Flea Market evel
Saturday at Brilliant 10:30 a.m. - 1
am Tables jos: proviged: Bring Read
hing you wan! to sell, 7

25 Lbs.
POWDERED MILK
* Quaranteed Quality
$18.79

* 50 oz. Ex. Fancy
LONG-GRAIN RICE
FAB

‘With lemon-charged Borax
5 Ib. Box $1 99

BOB'S

a. °
Pay'u-Takit
Castlegar’s Biggest
Little Supermarket,
FOR YOUR SHOPPING

CONVENIENCE

9
Sat. ‘till 5:30 P.M.
Closed Sundays

PLAN 24

Interest calculated on
dally balance
at
Castlegar Savings
Cred Union ¢

Cael
AA. Me np achedule
alcoholics waren enous Ble «
fellowship‘of men

“hele mn pros
help oihere “0 regaver tram ale
cohollam. he nda: day 9, 3 Break:
mi “an row Arms
Hotel. wont apes. E pcusrien
Meating — Meakin
nesday 6 p.m.: Dlecussion ee
oe Lutheran Church Baser an

e a

ee
YOUR ENGAGEMENT: NOTICE is
printed free when in, you order your
wedding invitations rom. the Castle.
jar News.

© Announcements

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ploas In ane
goming T mareiage’ fu their au pier
essa Caine: rin na to rayne A
son and

Alta, "the
July 30,
1977 a p.m. Kingsland
Baptist Ghureh Calgary. Reverend

Bingham witt olticiete.

© Cards of Thanks

SLOCAN CITY eign has been removed from this
small station only to reveal atill another name,
“Mayook", which would indicate the small
was moved in after the original two

strueture

story station went up in flames many years ego.
It is understood a station by the name Mayook 1560.

located between Cranbrook . and : ce =
Fernle.—CasNewsroto by Les Campbell :

Ever Felt You'd Like
To be a Foster Parent?

objectives may be obtained oy

Anyone wishing to become
a foster parent on a short-term,
emergency or regular basis is
invited to attend a meeting of
the local branch of the B.C.
Foster Parents Association, to
be held at the Royal Canadian
Legion. Hall in Castlegar the
evening of June 29,

Last month , local foster
parents joined the B.C. Foster
Parents Association and two

from this
attended the federation's 10th
anniversary and conference,
held last weekend in Vancou-
ver. The theme of the three-day
session was “You've Come a
Long Way Baby". °
’ | ‘Further information re-
garding the federation's local

phoning 365-3822,

. 1972, 10°

Husky Camper
1971, 842’

answer | 2
~ To Puzzle on Page 2B Derses Tree
[MJ ATU} lt aan

Langham Cultural Centre Holds
Official Opening this Weekend

A weekend of music,
theatre and art exhibits will
begin tomorrow, following the
official opening ceremonies of
the Langham Cultural Centre
in Kaslo.

The - opening marks the

Family of the tate Helen Pooha-
choff of ilegar a 'o eaend
revottsh Stat Gas
ion Stal Gesect ers
allbeatera ang-many rela:
Home ood friends tor hele pay of

kindness in our recent bereavement
and Tose Thank you one and all.

We coe lke to express our
alncero tt rhe Oe Ward, eae

gee hor.
rge Wanjotf and Family.

« iEBals
eee ee COLUMBIA HYDRO
1D POWER Seite

“aug tenders for
Lookout, Building, pend D Orellls

Strom Mine IOTThi
ai
lo. Q7-1138. Closing:

noe?
Sealed ‘ endere clearly mi

f arked!
as above-referenced will be recelved
In m 1

1008 iro ‘and
Power ‘Authority Building, 970 Bure Bure

fard Street, Vancouver,

es gael 11:00 AM focal ‘irae %
jut

WE HAVE WE FORMS: Only 78s
each. ane, Interim Agreement sales

forms, 2 for 75c.

Castle jar News
{er Gslumbia ave. nd

of a long-sought
dream for-a group of local
residents—a dream to save &
historical landmark. The build-
ing was slated for demolition
almost three years ago when

The Langham Cultural
Centre‘ will be providing a wide
range of events in its first
summer of operation. The gal-
leries are booked with a new
show every two weeks with
local artists such as Al Bain and
Lynn Mauser-Bain, Phyllis
Margolin, Tom Holt, Nick Mei-
jor-Drees, the Slocan Valley
Guild, Richard Taylor, Harvey
Armstrong, Sandy and Pamela
Stevenson and Jim Pettry.

Michael ‘Guthrie
the structure of the building,
found that it was worth saving,
and initiated a movement for
the Langham’s restoration.
The building was pur-
chased and the Langham Cul-
tural Society was formed to
spearhead the actual renova-

tions. The society generated a -

great deal of enthusiasm and
support from local residents,
many. of whom. have
buted ‘cointless hours or,
energy, and talents.
Foremost among these
were Fred Hiigli, Mike and
Dare Guthrie, Don Evers, Allan
Dobie, Gerald Robinson, Pat
and Jackie Bowyer, Fern Van
Horn, Barbara Scrivens, Arlet-
ta Stephens, Allan Davidson,
and Linda Kewen. The society
now boasts a membership of
120.
To insure that its efforts

Announcement
Waine E. Meyers

Kay Motors Is proud to
announce that Walns
Meyers has transferred
from Budget-Rent-A-Car
(Div. of Kay Motors Ltd.) to
Sales Representative for
Kay Motors Car Sales.

Waine personally wishes to
Invite his many friends and
business associates in the
Castlegar area to call him at
any time for assistance In
the purchase of their new or
used car or truck.

Waine Meyers

Office 368-3301
Res. 365-5771

Kay Motors Ltd.

2880 Highway Drive
(Glenmerry) Trait

In Stock Now—

NEW 8’
TRUCK
CAMPERS

: by
TRAV-L-MATE
Equipped with Way.
Fridge, 10,000 BTU
Furnace, 4 Hydraulic Jacks

* Weighs Only 997 Lbs. *

MIKE’S

MOBILE HOMES 11D:
Castlegar Ph. 365-5741
Dealer Lic. #00112A —

Now has a

Location
ion Hwy. 3 South

which includes

Spacious, New

Across from Trowelex Rentals

Come see our Double-Wides
Now on Display . . . with 900 to. 1150

Sq. Ft. of Living Space

¢ Family Room ° Dining Room ¢ 2 Baths
14-Wides on Display and some 12-Wides Reduced in Price

Northwest Homes Ltd.

940 Hwy. 3 South, Castlegar .

DL No, 01017A

were in 1g
the building, the society sought
professional advice. Super-
visors from Fort Steele His-
torical were contacted, and
they inspected the Langham

thoroughly, interior and ex-
. terior. The Fort Steele staff

was amazed at the strength of
the building and strongly en-
couraged the Langham Cultural
Society to undertake the pro-
ject.”

Substantial funds for the
project have been raised by the
society through their two an-
nual benefits, rummage sales,
dances afd entertainment. The
society has also been successful
in acquiring public funding,
receiving an L.LP. grant for
foundation work and for strip-
ping the interior. Last fall
members received a second
LLP. grant for finishing work
on the exterior and on the
ground floor theatre and gal-
leries, with materials provided
by a Recreational Facilities
Grant.

The efforts of the Langham
Cultural Society have been ex-
tremely worthwhile. The Lang-
ham stands as a model of what
can be overcome and achieved
in efforts of historical res-
toration and in the establish-
ment of community arts cen-
tres.

WEATHER

on the
weekends will feature per-
formers from various parts of

Vandals are Warned
Of Dangerous Game.

Vandalism is hitting the
West Kootenay, but there is
one type that can. hit the van-
dals back.

‘ Maine'eeranile insulators on
high-tension lines can explode if
broken with a rock, according
to West Kootenay Power and
Light, and children throwing
the stones can be seriously

‘burt.

When an insulator is brok-
en, the 60,000-volt line can
touch the pole, grounding it and
causing a massive surge of
power. This can cause the re-
mains of the insulator. to ex-
plode, sending flying shrapnel
100 feet. }

“They can explode like a
small bomb,” WKP&L- district
supervisor Stan Foster said last
Thursday. “They can really in-
jure anyone close by.”

Armed Robbery
At Private Home

Investigated

‘An armed robbery, which
took place approximately. 8:10
p.m. Monday evening at a
private residence on Park
Road, is presently being inves-
tigated by local RCMP.

A male, discribed as ap-
proximately five foot eight,

with a nylon stocking over his

head and wearing blue jeans
anda green plaid logger’s shirt,

walked into the residence ‘de- ~

manding drugs.
‘The house was occupied at
the time by an adult female.
Police said the man was
armed with a knife. There was
no physical contact with the
man Seeing on foot empty

~ FLEA
MARKET

“at the
K-C CO-OP

10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Every Saturday

FOR SALE

half.

Ph. 365-3551

Contact:

= 2ni ag De:
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
385-7292

tot located in Old Raspberry Village.
Property has good road access and contains a well.

Castlegar Savings Credit Union,
605 - 21

B.C., Canada and California.
The Kaslo Film Club will show
movies in the Langham every
other weekend:

Tickets for the opening
weekend are almost gone, but
the galleries will be open with
Making Ground from the Van-
couver Art Gallery and Rags to
Riches by the Selkirk Weavers

id.

Everyone is invited to
come for a drive, bring a
camper or tent and drop in to
see the Langham.

SODOHOOO
: G80 DL 00878A

BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO
AND POWER AUTHORITY

PEND-D'OREILLE RIVER
SEVEN MILE PROJECT
TOURIST LOOKOUT BUILDING
REFERENCE No, Q7-1136

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TENDERS

While only one of the in-
sulators has been broken re-

cently, many others have been ‘enders are invited for the construction of

bean ised” “tor target ro WanstenB iO} AMO
practice. BS

The insulators are most
often seen at power sub-
stations at dams along the
Kootenay River, or at other
sub-stations such as Passmore
and Slocan City. -

-A single broken insulator
costs the power firm $1,200 to
replace, and to do the work,
power must be cut off to area
homes for at least four hours,

‘The cost is passed on to the
consumer, Foster said. 2

Another area where van-
dalism has been happening re-
cently is at Cottonwood Park
just south of Nelson.

yboith, aT

“The Te
obtained free of charge from

Autherity, 9 Burrard Street, .Vancouver,.
1¥3 from 13 dune, 1977.

echnical’ abilits
“viork to b

curred by ‘any: Tenderer in’:

time on Wednesday, June, 1977, at

‘The tenders will be

-Your Carpet be made known at

‘Headquarters ...

Carpets by Ivan Oglow

iblicly opened and the prices wi
00 p.m. local time on that day.

When requesting Information or document

365-7771

> BRAKE SPECIAL +

Effective Until June 30
Disc or Drum.

Most North American —

Boule Cars 0 cssesccencetnten

light Trucks

‘4Wheel
Brake Reline

- Plus Tox
19 Plus Tox.

INCLUDES; Reline ‘all 4 wheels, overhaul ‘wheel cy
Repack front ‘Wheel Bearings. Turn Drums or Rotors as necessary, weed
Brake System, Adjust Parking Brake.

* By hacishusat 365-2155

Maloney Pontiac Buick GMC Lid.

pertalnin, to.this Contract lease uote Reference No.
Q7-1136. +4 P . °

———————
od

june specials

Trade-In Units
Vanguard Comper

Many Extras $2790.00

Fridge, Furnace, Jacks"

New Paint — 68,000 mllea
Xn. Pama : ,
vu iru 4

1976 - Like New >

1,800 miles. . $3650.00

Ed's

| | Reereationa Soles Ltd,
365-5696—

tourist. logkout buliding at the Seven Mile Prolee oe near.

Tender Documents ft Q7-1136 may / be :
@° Office of the
Purchasing gents Britlal oan te fiyaro and Power :

Tenders will be considered only. from Tender. :
and

sts ini
‘Tenders shall’ be for ihe entire. ;

Tenders will Be recelved until 11:00 a.m. tocal
Room 1026,
Office of the Purchasing Agent, at the above address.

a

Maloney Pontiac Buick GMC |

rand ups
This isthe only project in British Caleta to

receive these federal government fonds, Any

-Andréashuk of Castlegar.

« hidden can

: selensk,

eldman, of
* the * Wetzmann' Institute: ‘i
interview that researchers are
encouraged by the » ‘new ap.
» proach,

Me said his research’ team -
in Israel is using mouse cells in ;
its laboratory experiements but .

+a team‘at Stanford Universit:
‘ Medical Centre in California
using human cells. -

White. blood: ‘eels attack.

and destroy foreign tissue such.”

as a nh ais kidney - or

‘this action but
win cancer ‘it\would- be - an

“advantage to make the process ._

stronger | to xi the seancer.

He said the ects may. -

one day’ hold: out.’ hope” for

treating deep-seated cancers ©

ors, .that are
tod:

In:
- Rehovot, Israel; said in’ an’

her tea career 40 years

‘ago in ‘Trail, where she taught --

‘at the Annable -School (which
now hor
‘plies) “arid at: Central : School,
where she taught stich well-
- known: Trallites. as. Dr. Ste-
fanelli;‘Aldérman Alan’ Tognot*
ti, Joe Haley andthe Fe:

Cast
* Blementary and Castlegar rnd

mary.-
Mrs. Andreashuk’ is well’
known for her active participa-

tion: in the, Castlegar Curling: .

Club, for her involvement in
musical activities and for her

3
pupils,- fellow. teachers, mem:-!

bers of the sahool board : and the:
‘Mrs;

maintenance. sup- ~

: * Selikirk College Film’ Li-
tet has made ‘available the

in four'years and

“Andreashults ‘devoted . rvice -
cation, in: Castl

it’ replaces’ all’ previous’ cata-

*- logues ‘and supplements. The

‘There: is-every assurance

r that the public should'have an:
njoyable and healthy batHing ”
season at. the lakes this sum ~

ring binder format will ‘make
updating \the catalogue: much

‘Past and: Present; Canada—In-
‘dustry; Creative Ane. ‘Health|
d

pals Columbia Ave. N. Castegat

MDL No. 01457A

cam | MERCURY |
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letterhead. The feo.
‘future. supple-
information.

The B.C. liquor distribu-
tion branch released last week,

pore 4
ate'Affairs Minister Rafe Mair's
aim to promote..wing as “the |
drink of moderation". ?

‘Twenty-nine’ wines... rang-
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26-ounce bottle have’ been ;
added and 16 wines now avall- °
able only, in: full-sized bottles
will, also-be available, in 18- |
ounce “half-botttes", sald board ;
stocks director Nick Clark.‘

‘The new: listing’ includes {
| wines from’ Germany,’ France, N
“Tealy,' Califor: Spain
tralia and Yugoslavia; ° «.’*

The majority of the ne

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