2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 13, 1969

KINNAIRD JUNIOR SECONDARY SGHOOL

What a week we had
last week!

On ‘Wednesday moraine,
we were treated to the Holi-
day Theatre play “Ride Over

m With Love.” ‘The teacn-
ay were of the, “opinion that
it was over our heads, but
Une student reaction wus en-
thusiastic. Here are some
comments:

|, Bill, Jankola — “Fantas-

Peggy Quinlan
students especially
the teacher-student
siup part.”

Jackie Dufour — “The
performance was just marv-

ellous.”

Elizabeth Guido — “Very
enjoyable., It was centred
around prejudice and had a
great deal of meaning behind

— “The
enjoyed
refation-

Gerald Panio — “An un-
usual live drama. -It was an
entertaining, thought-provok-
ing, semi-musical satire on
the prejudices, flaws and
failures of our modern socie-
ty. It drove home some hard-
hitting messages that most

dents may choose from a fan- {

(aslic assortment!) fur one
hour we roamed the school
exploring all the samples un-
til we decided which group
really interested us the most.
Here js the club roster:
Girls’ Woodcarving,

Cooking, Newspaper

Junior Horsemen, Stratego,
photography, Math and Sel-
ence, Film Club, Kazo_ Sing-
along, Bridge, Chess, Knitting,

plane Club.
The Film Club has ui
ready signed 56 members
and there was such a huge
turn-out for the Horsemen's
Club that it might be neces-
sary to limit its membership.
We will report club acti-
vilies as soon as the programs
get fully underway, mean-
while we are all delightea
that we will be able to count
on Club Day at least twice
each month.

One period of regular
class time will be used each
vulub Day and activities will
be carned on during noon
hours and after school af

for a long ‘time ‘to come.” *
Following the, os we
had our first “C

(Every teacher eae Tat
least one club and the stu-
ree

Six Brownies
Are Enrolled
‘In Local Pack

The 2nd Castlegar Brow-

nie Pack entertained their| °°

mothers at their meeting in
the Scout Hall on ‘Wednes-
day afternoon of last week.

Their special guest was
Mrs. D. Hill, Castlegar-Rob-
son district commissioner,
who enrolled new Brownies
Pamela Beaton, Paullee Kerr,
Teresa Moroso, Lori McMul-
len, Karen Kardash and Carl
Philli

S.

‘B third-year service star
was presenten to Marla Sheri-
dan, a second-year-service
star to Irene West and a sec-
ond-year service star and
golden hand to Heather Bea-

club 50 desire.

The grade 9 girls were
baking bread last week and
the school was filled wan
such scrumptious smelis
everybody's stomach was
growling. It’s pure torture to
see those golaen-brown loav-
es come out of the ovens and
imagine what a warm slice
would taste like — all drip-
ping with butter!

'No wonder so many boys |N¢

Readers’ Club and Model Atr- it

A congratulatory: message
from Queen Juliana of the

| WGB is to Introduce
New Collection Method

’ ‘The “Workmen's gine

mjcnsation Board of Britis!

7

Jonkmans Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

where Mrs. Fred Bonnett
Played the piano and was

anda
visit from Rossland:Trail

joined the Cooking Club.
hey get to eat what they

one soccer championship
went to Mr. Prevosts’ Jaguars.
Big hero was Murray Price
who set up Ed Beninger for
a neat goal. The Jags were
jubilant but they deserved to
win. They played hard all the
way.

‘Report card time is just
around the corner, and most

This will be the first time
the new KJSS report card
has been used. None of the
students know whether it
will be for the better or
worse, However, like all good

ministers say: “Let us now

isted
erent bow our heads in silent pray-

™ Mrs

Note to parents: There
>| will be a newsletter coming] y'
up shortly apnouncing the
parent-teachers “conference”
next Tuesday at the school.

- PHONE
CASTLE THEATRE sss702
THURS., FRI., NOV. 13-14 2 Shows at 7:00 &-9:00
Tony Curtis “THE BOSTON STRANGLER” color Drama

SAT. MAT. 2 p.m. SAT., MON., TUES., NOV. 15-17-18
Jason Robards - Britt Ekland- Norman Wisdom (comedy)
“THE NIGHT THEY RAIDED MINSKY‘S” color 7 & 9

SUNDAY NOV. 16 Sponsored by the Selkirk Ski Club
Full Length Feature. with Nancy Greene - Jean Claude
|. Killy “SKI ON THE WILD SIDE“-color at 7:00 & 9:00
Tickets Now on Sale at - Anderson’s Book Shop - Cas-
tlegar Sporting Goods - Theatre Box Office or any mem-
ber of the Ski Club. :

Coming Saturday ‘Nov. 29 “2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY”

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY
ELECTORAL AREA ‘J’

NOTICE OF ELECTION

Public Notice is hereby given to the electors of
Electoral Area “J” of the Regional District of Central
Kootenay, that I require the presence of the said elec
tors at the Regional District Office, 479 Baker Street,
Nelson, B.C., on Monday, the 24th day of November,
1969, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose of electing a person to represent them as a
Director of Electoral Area ‘J’ of the Regional District
of Central Kootenay for a term of two years:

The mode of nominations of candidates shall be as
follows:

Candidates shall be nominated in writing by two duly

among the many treasured
moments of Mr. id Mrs.
Frank Jonkman of Castlegar
who celebrated their Golden
Wedding Anniversary last
Saturday.

Congratulations were al-
so received from Prime Min-
ister Pierre Eilott Trudeau,
Governor General : Roland
Michener and Premier w, A.

of the teachers are in a mild| C. Bennett.

Open house was held at
the home of their son-inlaw
and daughter, Mr. and

c. S. Thring of Castlegar,
where over 100 well-wishers
called.

by several per-
sons with a variety of instru-

MLA Donald Brothers were] ments.

Earlier in the evening the| wr
honored couple sang old:fav-
orite hymns accompanied ‘by
Dr. W. L. Wright of Robson.

r. and ors. Jonkman
and their youngest daughter
fenny immigrated from Hols
Jand to Canada in 1!
riving in Castlegar ‘Aug. 2
where their eldest daughter,
Mrs. Chuck (Ali) Thring, who
had come to Canada earlier
as a war bride was at-the
Fallvay, station to greet them.
t that time they had'to
leave their other three child-
ren, John, Jake and Jenny
in‘ Holland, but on daly Loft

and
countless cards were recelv-
ed from the many spicnds
made by ur. and Mrs.
man who were married, "30
years ago in wins Gre)
Holland on Nov. 8, 1919, and
who came to Canada 21 short
years ago.
During Mr. Brothers’ vis-
it all Present began singing
“happy birthday”
was Peaied that the date of
the Jonkman's anniversary
was also that of Mr. Broth-
ers’ birthday.
Gifts ahd letters were
received from Holland from
brothers and sisters of both
Mr. and Mrs. sone as
well as family from|
Grand Rapids, Sic Edmon-
ton and Vancouver.
The grandchildren pre-
sented their grtandparents|
with an enormous bouquet
marked with “50 Years”
while a corsage and bouton-
niere were presented to the
honored couple by their chil-

py courls: who made the
Tea tial cut in the cake be-
fore having their guests serv-

ed.

Coffee for the guests
was nged, | nan urn whieh,
Bato ie ie parents ol
mf ynkman. It was brought
to ‘canada at the time of
their i igration.

The ‘aay concluded late
in the evening when guests

when it] 0!

being
;|larly fond of newilepoint.

year they also
came to Castlegar.

Mr.. Jonkman, who is an
experienced carpenter, took
up employment with the late
Eimer Kraft who was then
proprietor of the ‘Castlegar
Sash and Door.

Mr. Jonkman — worked
there for 18 years before
ing into retirement, a.re-
urement that has never seen
idle hand with carpentry re-
maining an active hobby.
Idleness is an unknown
word

Columbia will: introduce new
procedures -to collect employ-
or assessments effective Jan.

Under the’ new proced-

ures employers will be. as-
sessed on actual ‘payroll ex-
pended, rather than by. the
Present practice of assessing

we stock @ full solection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

ip _ advance based on ‘payroll

estimates,

' With the -exception of
for cover-

Christmas Gifts:
Are Being Sought
For Mentally il.

age on a temporary basis,
employers will be asked
remit their workmen's Sear
pensation premiums at the
end of ‘each calendar quarter,
or in.some cases, at the end
of the calendar year.

. In. announcing the new

tS the di
Mental Health * ssoeiatlon

arding

+ This “Gift, of “Hope” pro-
gran is. organized each year

yy the .association. The per-
oan way in which gifts are
selected’ for each ~ patient
helps siginificantly in-rehabil-
itation and brightens the holi-

people. «

he“ association depends | ums,
on donations from individu-
als and club groups to make
this campaign a success. New
items, valued at about $2 are
welcome, and men’s its,
particularly, are alway
short supply. Cigarettes
lets, pen and pencil set

“Health Aasodiaton,
Gift of Hope Campai;
3355 ..West Broadway. 4
couver 8, B.C.

“Postal Office
Open Saturdays
For Christmas

Postmaster General Eric
f|Kierans ~has announced ex-
tended pr services dur-
ing the Christmas: season to

expedite the -movement of
sone 500 000,000" extra. piec-

€s 0
ena assist customers in
the purchase of postage
stamps, money orders and
other hristmas — mailing
transactions, full wicket ‘ser-
vice will be provided at all
post: offices” ‘tor three consec-
utive Saturdays: Dec.:6, Dec.
“113 and Dec. 20,
Letter carrier. and parcel
post delivery service will

Van-

to
When their children jomed
the parents in 1949, a home
was already far’ enough com-
pleted it to ert them.
fonkman assisted
her ee by cleaning the
nk of Montreal and the
offices for almost

Both Mr. and Mrs. Jonk-
man are members of: the]:
Senior.. Citizens.. They enioy
long. walks and Mrs. . Jonk-
man does a great deal of
needlework, particu-

They are blessed with 21
grandchildren, one for each

ter Ali lives ‘in Castlegar, a
wife Mar-

ung’ ugh: |
ter Fenny and her husband|
Fikkert and thele son

Their daughter Jenny,
who with her husband Ron!
Parks - and family were able

retired to the rumpus rgom

to attend’ the celebrations
lives at Sparwood.

year in Canada. Their daugh+ Se

"|the 6c. regular. issu

as one
dane on .two Saturdays:
Dec. 13 and. Dec. .20. This
additional service will. ensure
earlier delivery o!
mail and relieve. the conges-
tion at the post offices.

Color of 6 Gent
“Canuck Stamps
To be Ghanged

change in color from

Riel
have ‘been incorporated into
the Canada Post Office 1970
stamp program.
The change, in in color - sr

le will be

made in January ‘and it will
be available on a continuous
basis from that date. In its
news color of black, it seill

, ing requirements and ‘stream-

als it the employer.”

day ‘season for’ these lonely
a

Cyril » White, said” ‘these
changes are being introduced
to simplify employer report-

line. ‘board: administrative
practices. In both _regards,
he new procedures‘will ben-

The plan represents al
dramatic departure from the
board’s practice and

eee]

DRIVE IN — 8 p.m. — CASTLEGAR

THURS. - FRI. - SAT. Nov. 13-14-16
Peter Graves — Richard Egan
“VALLEY OF MYSTERY”

Richard Widmark Henry Fonda
“MADIGAN” i

MON. - TUES. - WED. Nov. 17-18-19
Dean Martin... — Jean Simmons
“ROUGH NIGHT IN. JERICHO”

Only

ANAAAAAAA AAA AAA AA ARAN

TILL CHRISTMAS MORNING

CARL’S DRUGS

OFFERS THE FOLLOWING SPECIALLY
CHOSEN ITEMS TO HELP YOU DECIDE.

E
a

36 Days

Prices are for

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at ee pts
Richard Klein, Vicar
Ph. 385-5976

Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

a
SALVATION ARMY .

. Services Each Sunday -
Afternoon at 3 p.m.

341 Main St., Castlegar
For Further Information

Call Cpt. Fame
At Nelson 352-7353
GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday service at 11.30 a.
ay ‘Sunday ‘School

Minister Rev. J. Wiseman
Ph. 352-6194 Nelson
SS
CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. "$65-6667
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel

Plaza

Family pte Bons 10 a.m.

Family Wors! P am.”

Evening Worship Service
7.00 p.m.

—_—_—_——
APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One block East of the

Castleaird Shopping Plara

10 & 11 a.m. morning worship

7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service| ¥°’

Wed. 7.30 Prayer Bible Study

Phone 365-6662 -

Norman Walker
Pastor

ST. RITA‘S.
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rev. E. A. Brophy
‘Ph. 365-7143

By Harold Webber
| No one knew

«ne “better”. are:

Johnson. S!

fact that it has not been liv-|

they _haven't|
real
all

looking at the home, then!
it seems the would-be buyers
get wind of why the house
as been vacant for such a
long time. You: know these
Tumors about a woman
with. long soft golden hair)
who stands in front ot the
window on stormy
Rumor

some Maine now .and have

never even seen 50 ranch’ 8 a

a shadow from inside th
ce... . At least I think t

ven’t,

Rumors? Well yes, there is|

more to it than just that.

couple, enjoyed each others|
presence, at least it seemed
that Then

unsightly bi
the sticvalle In this one of|can te

c-|
ant residence. of jan and Iver]
till vacant! I had/light
aimee forgotten about that. ny

Kinds of prospective buyers) ©

Iver and Jan were a fine] co, wal
every move. ['m sure I heard

Now that was two years'f

things
though! One
it was on.

d in for: oh, at least two
sh

What el
1 didn’t help the _ situation.

went wrong. Iver’ would come;
home late quite often, some-|
times he would not ‘show up
at all Jan would stand there

td and he never showed up.
‘Then one

ful! Johnson was murdered? -

Adding Machine Tapes
and Ribbons

OFFICE SUPPLIES

by the
Fecognition systems employ-

sJed :in new dacer-cencelling

for ‘the’ introduction of sev-
eral. prominent Canadian) &

the maple leaves blowing in ‘Was.

hind me one day.

the furnace blow-
ing them around” I assured
them. But when I checked

ste. 48] said

Ise he told me
“There was the time I escort-

footste} s coming down the.
You know, I have the queer-| ti

how the anys happened, to Iver’ J
really don't know. Far as we

oodstain got O8 can tell he took off and, (te

ice never have found him.

3 place, “put I put no stock in
a that

There have been a few
that have bothered me}

PRESENTATION of the National Safety Council's 1989 assoc.
ited safety award was made recently to the Interior Lum-
Local

of the ILMA

include the Celgar lumber and woods divisions as well as
Pacific Logging's Kootenay. atvision: Here Cyril White, right,

of the

cord high.

the award to ILMA peenrone J. P. Charpentier, Mr. White
stated the award was a great honor and victory but warned
there is no room for complacency in the area of accident pre-
vention as the number of work injuries is approaching a re-

Have you ever known
§|man whose humor doesn't

With wit and charm that
can't compare to that of. any

Who always seems to be
Polite ; and all never. cri-

or down -these
where Mrs.

est sensation when I go up
stairs. Did
ou know there is still a faint,

Thurs. = Fri. -

Sat. Only

BOXED

CHRISTMAS. GARDS

16 cards in the box. Reg. $1.00

SPECIAL ....... 49¢

PETER BLACK
HAND: BAGS

in plain’-colors, plaids, with
patent. trimette. Reg. $7.50

SPEGIAL ..... $4.99

ARTIFICIAL

CHRISTMAS TREES

All drastically reduced

EXAMPLE

TFT. ROYAL PINE
Regular $19.95.
SPECIAL ...... $4.9

several more to choose from '

ALL
JADE EAST

Men's Colognes, After Shave
in regular, Golden Lime
and Coral

Y Price

GENUINE LEATHER

EF GASES
PORTFOLIOS
ATTAGHE GASES
Y Price

ALL
TONKA METAL
TRUCKS

25” Off

All English Leather
Gift Sets in. Wooden
Presentation Gases

YW Price

HOT. WHEELS

Super Charged Sprint Set
Regular $14.95

Special $9.98

HOT WHEELS .. Reg, 98c
SPEGIAL .......... 19¢

WOODEN. _
TOBOGGAN
“Regular $19.95

SPECIAL ...... $9.88

G.E, ELECTRIC —.2 MODELS

SUMMER: CONTEMPORARY

: 791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev, L. M. Simmonds

Sunday Masses at the wind,
9am. -llam.-7 pm.

CHURCH OF GOD

tien

7 were paces
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

Phone 365-5212 .

Suaday School 9.55 a.m.

Morning W: 11am.
Paredes anv p 7 pm.

_ Tuesday: Bible Study and

was streaked

sheet.

from house|%

tant of of in
a police cari was a

Ted » light
vitted 3 aeaae the ambu-
ice. I put on my coat. and we
rushed over. I got. there in|
time to see Jan at the foot

wi

and her lovely yellow hair
with red. Then
they covered her with a

“It was about 9.30 when

sure am I he
“We'll be in touch," "he said.

t! young
her. lon

the house there
was nobody there.

le ‘force. One. of

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

- Anglic ican — United
CHURCHES OF
Robson — Castlegar — Kinnaird |
IN ST. DAVID’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
UNITED CHURCH SERVICE 10:00 a.m.
ANGLICAN SERVICES 8:00 & 11:15 a.m,
Robson 9.45 a.m.

Sunday School Grade 1, Kindergarten & E eoveliing
at,10 and 11.15 am.

Rev. T. Allen, 365-7424 — Rev. G. Hermanson
' 965-8337 — Rev. C. Howard 365-7814

he was
slamming against the side of
the house. As I reached out

moving
oft the ‘Yolrison, place. Some-
one was walking up
Oh no! There was someone
in the house,.standing at the
window, Jong blonde hair. . .
-No it couldn't: be!
ip a Was it just jhe | sormy
erhaps my imaginat
playing tricks with me. May-
e all these rumors were get-|
ting fo: me. But No’. The door
ig. they
Seas ts be struggling!
ms

«| cote of Robson and Mr. ana}

;)on Nov. 10, 1944.

in
the

in - was | hi

A 25th wedding anniver-|
sary was celebrated by Mr.
;|and_ Mrs. Nick -F.

of pebson on ‘Monday.
lebrating the

.— The Unknown —

Who’s honesty can still
Prevail, without the use of

ies?

A man who'll make a

date with you and be there
when is should f

id make you feel like

twice the woman any other

who'll

|] would?

Third Kinnaird Guides
Divided Into 4 Patrols

-Guldes ‘started on Sept.!
22 for. the Sra Kinnaird Con
pany when they got acqu:
ted .with. th tr ow Teaders,

Regan the new  Heutenants.
The ‘next week _ patrol
leaders’ and. seconders -were

were Debbie Mattiazzi, Cathy’
Janice Barton and

es. were held:on a Tuesday
might with the Ist Kinnaird
Srownie Company for a fly-
ing-up ‘ceremony.

The new Guides this year
shat have’. finished their,
Golden “Hand ' are Sindy Mc-/ ta]
Leod, Lynn. Fry and Susan
Goetting. Girls who ee
cneir wings _ were puiclene

Shelfontiuk, Kathy Langavin

ahu ram Si

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, Nov. 18, 1969

‘A. seavenger’ hunt was
held and the winners were
Wendy Wishlow's Bluebirds
ang Teresa McGauley’s Daf-

Guest and tester was
.' Mrs, D. Lamond who Passed
Janless Berton Debbie” ork
el] ie ust on thor ‘
hostess badge. Earlier in the) B.C. AIR LINES
tended the! community service
routes between:

Varcower
Penticton

ements for a tea to
month with the
Proceeds to go for some
‘stands and poles for the com-
Pany’s new flags.
ich Guide meeting is
started with Guides getting
into their Eatrals and taking
attendance. horsesht
then formed and flags pre-

ing arran,
be held

curns.
This article

‘freshments were serv-
ts’ Ce

Ed Note.
was submitted ( by Teresa
who ig for
her reporter’s ware

Mrs. A.
E. McGauley.
Attending mothers were
. Bignell, Mrs. MacFar-
lene ie Aponderoef, Mrs.

Bry, Mrs.
Christenson is. Shelfontiuk
id Mrs. Goe'

paren you dress especial-
Or when you have a

Problem he'll come up with| badge
ref

sound advise?

on'the days you get|the Guides.

And
uptight and feeling kinda

‘ll still feel ha
allie alone, you sit and rem

“- Do you know him now,
the man whose name I’ve

os fans plat
uu know him now?

5 lite badge, while Louis
marche

Mrs. Mrs.
A. Jolinson. ‘Attending lieut-
enants were Mrs. Thederahn,

Debbie Rust, Catherine
Barisan. and Teresa McGaul-
yy passed their religion and
e La-
qualified for her
swimmer's’ badge and Cath-
erine Harrison was present-|
ed her second classe badge.
Recently the company
had its ‘Halloween Party. ‘Cos-
tume winner for thes. : best
dressed was Joanne
most; original, pebble Be Mitte |=
zal and the most humorous |=
a twosome composed of;

1 sure 28 heck wis wish I did!
— Linda Lou

Wendy Wishlow ‘and Kathr.|
ine Thor-Larsen.

5 BE
Tuer

= 300 Baker St.

swe stock @ full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for éhildres

SAVE UP TO 50%

FROM FACTORY TO YOU
THE LARGEST SKI SHOP IN

THE INTERIOR. SEE US FOR
FIBREGLAS STEP-IN HARNESS

NORMS SPORT SHOP

NELSON, B.C. Ph. 352-2015
Open mondays from 9 a.m. to 5.30 pom

Mrs. Nick Postnikoff Jr. ana
Bill Postnikoff, all of Van-
sue Ales. in_ attendance

Postnikoff and
Garitive aad ‘Wayne Postni-

Tone Postnikoffs were
married at Champion Creek

in front of my eyes. Heaven

when this night is “over!
The. next morning is when

the rain it. was stl there.
The police had:

smear persisted.
Later that day- ‘events
took a strange turn. The local

ie that Iver Johnson ha
been killed the night: tae
in a car accident while being|

he had been speeding and
he tog ot to stop him, ‘when,

‘he paper gave the time
of. death at about 10.30. This
mace events all the stranger,

at. the Johnson hot
This all took: place two

wo
weeks ago. Since then things].

change for the

help me! Will I ever be giaa|-

firemen hose} -
off the walk, but still “the red|

paper came out with a head-
the walk. | line id] =

chased by pole: Apparently |:

_ Datsun 1600 automatic.

gives
eyust

blood-stains appeared on|-
the sidewalk. Even with ali|:

a8) Cent was the time I had|-’

! He} to

witneseed the ghostly scene}’
use.

you everything
put your

foot

Datsun 1600 is different.

u want.
sip Yao

“There's only one way to handle the
patgun 1600 automatic. it's got guts. 96 hp, and one of the
iskly. it power/weight ratios in its class.
‘When you want to pass on the Asilky three (count ‘em, three) speed
¥ troewa , justswing out, tramponthe’ Borg-Warner transmission. 100 mph
and your Datsun will jump toit, performance. Datsun 1600 has poke.
You see, the Datsun 1600isnotlike And with all that poke you get
‘most small automatics. Small cars contoured bucket seats, front discs,
generally don't have the engine all independent suspension, choice
ofty ;, fou doors ora
Wagon .-allthe exra/althe
uxuries and all the jormance
of the standard Dateun’ 1600.
Just no gearshift. If you like a
earshift, you can get one for about
200 I jeseth jan the automatic

qualified electors of Electoral Area “J” of the
District of Central The

shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any 7 time
between the oe of this notice and no noon of the day of
y be in the form
prescribed a eg “Municipal ‘Act”, vand shall state the
name, residence, and occupation of the person nominat-
ed in such manner as to sufficiently iu identify such candi-
date. The to by
the candidate.

In the event of a poll being necessary, such poll will
be open at:

1. Robson Recreation Society Hall, Robson
2. Resisenee of Mrs. Blanche Nicholson, Blueberry

option. But if youdon't,| ut your
foot down if youdon's
Datsun 1600 automatic.

‘And then y youcan really putyour
foot

LE

‘Avoca ido Green

516.85
Triple Head Ph ishave

CORD RAZOR — CAR L's. REGULAR LOW PRICE $27.95
“Features on-off switch, flip top for. easy cleaning — the 1970 model

~ Priced ct only $19. 89

Remember: 10% DOWN Holds until December 20th

‘arl's Drugs

"> @ASTLEAIRD PLAZA — PH. 365-7269:
foreman

+P

Typewriter Ribbons

tists and
st, Cae A ehallenge of Bostage’ eine
esign. -

_ FRY PANS _
$28.79 & $29.83

se Sity, Centre ‘Motel

B.c.. PHONE 365-7277

STEAKS

SPECIALTY
e
" GOOD FOOD
COURTEOUS
SERVICE:
e

‘For Reservations
Phone 365-7277
e

Ink & Ballpoint Pens
Steno Note Books
Pencil Sharpeners
Columnar Pads

her long golden-hair! 4

Cruising “is. becoming more!
popular each year, and there
are some wonderful opportun-
ities this winter from Vancou-
ver and’ from Los Angeles,
Cruises to the Caribbean, Haw-
aii, South Pacific or. Around
the World. Contact our offices
for information on your dream
cruise, — s

paper shall be

’ transmission properly. And most of:
e them only have a2-speed Pi
mission, so you don't get.
pick-up at all all. ¥ setany

File Folders

Ledger and Journal

Sheets

Rubber Cement and.

Scotch Tape 2
CASTLEGAR NEWS

If we haven‘t got it, we can get it for you

. “Standard shift more-for-your-money ¢ Pos. ee MONTREAL, HALIFAX

What you do getis agutlesswonder. —
2 Datsem for 2000 2-Door and 4-Door Deluxe Sedens, 1800 2-Door Sadan, 4-Door Deluxe Sedan end Wi: 1600 and 2000: | 4-Wheel
Gc ar ot Aner sen Atco Co, Gra i tne ces mp api: Vance Tea ea

: CROSSROADS DATSUN SALES LTD.

Gordie Baulkham, Sales Manager, Phone 365-7209 Corner of Maple and Columbia
THERE ARE NOW MORE THAN 45 DATSUN DEALERS IN B.C.

of Mr. P. R.
on Sones the 6th day of December, 1988, between
the hours of eight o'clock in the forenoon and eight
o’clock in the afternoon, of which every person is here-
by required to take notice and govern himself accord-
ingly.

Given under my hand at Nelson, B.C., this 10th day
of November 1969.

Coffee Shop — pinks Room.— Banquet Room
© ‘MONDAY. TO SATURDAY

LIABILITY
pene

Hugh Nice! :
“ANDERSON
AGENCIES

> ‘Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-7944

10.00 a.m to 8.00 p.m,

‘CITY CENTRE “MOTEL

VIPOND FOR TRAVEL
Trail and Cranbrook

EB T. Bodard,
Returning Officer.

a z
gp EOEEOOOCET ANETTA AANETNRNTTRT

acces rannnneaaneninaennninnnh ee