CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1969

FOR RENT

HOMES FOR SALE

Property For Sale

WANTED =

Kinnaird Juatok Secondary School

TWO BDRM FURNISHED
house in Robson. Ph, 365-
‘7633. 347).
MUDEXKN 2 BDRM, SUITE!
with stove and_ fridge, 2nd
Ave,, Castlegar, Ph. ani

THREE BDRM wee TRAIL-
er at Ph. 36:

'7| Crestview.

FOR SALE OR RENT FOUR
bdrm house. Ph, 365-7501,

6) rh. 3

5.4 ACRES IN OOTISCHEN-
1a, Bast te castlegar, airp it

NEDUCED FOR
Salet 3 bedtoom
beam home, view
$20,500.

QUICK
oat and
lot, pool
.00. Ph,

365-6642.

Ph.{2.0, Edmonton, Alberta.
346

avERAGT SHORE ACKE

parcels for sale at Christina
wake, Apply Box 232, U of A

5 |
5523, 347
THREE. BDRM SUITE —
space for washer and dryer,
Ph. 365-7303. 347]
TWO BDRM UNFURNISHED
house at 410 7th Ave., Cast-
legar, Ph, 365-5119. 347!
ALBERNI MOTEL: HOUSE-|
keeping units. Reasonable
winter rates. 3
FURN. ONE BDRM. BASE-
ment suite on 3rd Ave. Ph.
365-3474, 3:
2° ROOM SUITE, FURN.,
close-in, suitable for man or
lady. Ph. 365-5062 oe 365-
65a, in 46] in
THREE OLDER TYPE ora
es, Carter subdivision, Rob-
son. Ph, 365-56' 345] FO

iE
Cotlegar See 2nd Ave. Ph.
368-6628, after 6 p.m. pert:
nw KINN. IRD: 2% Dae
house, large lot, femifurn,
1508-7th Ave. Ph. 365-8225

after 1 p.m.
TWO MODERN HOMES _—
3 and 4 bdrms. sub-
division, Robson. En ‘se58074

IN ROBSON ONE BDRM.

n44| Semicl

$45 on. ath. Ph. 365-6426.

1 BDam. rin, HOME LN
Robson. Ph. 365-3161. tin 38
3 BDKM APT., STUDENTS
also accepted. Bh. Rocha

KEEP YOUR MONEY WORK-
ing at home. Invest in Cast-
legar Savings Credit Union
term deposits.

FOR SALE

2 SNOW TIRES 775 x 15

with tubes te Write Box 246
Castlegar, B.C.

SECTIONAL CHESTERFIELD

— Excellent condition. i

365-8016.

PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIP. —

Sawyers 500 manual Projector
0, 12. trays $6, 1 beaded

screen 40 x 40 $10, 1 metal

chest $5 apply 389, bnd TAve. Yell
Castlegar or Ph. 365-7192.

black, Smith’s Kennels.
365-7317.

ONE SiZE_i2  MAUTON
trotter, excellent condition—
$75. Ph. 365-8096. 34
35° MM CAMERA
equip.; 18 volumes Handy-
man’s encyclopedia, as new.

Ph.
347

;, SIZE
CAAA,
346

1961 10 x 52 FP. SAFEWAY
2 Jack
and Jill. Ph. 365-5308. tfin39

house ‘trailer, bdrm

YAMAHA

crue what otfers? Ph. a
6742. -

FOUR BDRM MOBILE OME

365-7456.

CASTLEGAR. SAVINGS:
nen iherm deposit doubles it-
self in

9 years, 2 months —
Wow.

%
"1 $7, oun

i RENTAL AGENTS

7| with every purchase for the
AND]? mat

NA

——

Kinnaird Beauty

ia the Kinberry, Hts. District.
Subdemes and i oversize living

¢

Cabinet iktchen with laundry

centre. Fully landscaped lot.
Carport and a full bsmt with

spare room. $19,500.

Mighty Fine Duplex
a very central: location at
4th and Juniper, 2  bdrms.
each unit. Carpeted living
separate furnaces,
storage and utility room.
really fine buy ae $17,500.
No Delay Necessary!
Only $2,000 down and bal-
ance $20 pm at 7%%, easy
2 bdrm. comfort on 200
ae 306 ie lot with garage and
Woodland Drive

Two Bdrm Log Home and
12 acres — at Slocan Park,
fronting on the river. Pastor-
al setting with mountain}
trails, quiet nights, modern
facilities. $7,500.

Highway Lot—Kinnaird
eared and ready for
building. $2,9

HIPWELL REALTY

P.O. Box 1179 Ph. 365-7514
Castlegar, 6.C.

[aise =

AAA 5

ONUAIONTNLTAT
Young Agencies Ltd.

REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE

Residential — Commercial |

Building Lots — Acreage
INSURANCE

Specialists in all types
Insurance (except oe

Available — 2 and 3
Bedroom “Apartments.

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
Your chance to win $200.00
3 wee!

YOUNG
=| AGENCIES

LIMITED

Ho ae 0, Box 428 — Kinnaird, B.C.
Office 365-71:

7| MEMBER oe KOOTENAY
LISTING

Bus, acacia (f

ussv GUNS IN ANY. CON-
uiuon — rifles, revolvers;
automatics, the older the bet-

| service. ‘on the Monday was

Last week was highlighted ;
by two events: our Remem-!
brance Day service and the!
issuing “of our. first report!
cards.

The Remembrance Day

GALL APAKTWIENTS, PH,
385-7064, 3
BUSINESS PREMISES FOR
rent, downtown Castlegar. Ph.
365-8060, tin 4

44] to spare,

6| with side boards or flat deck

need of
Ig you have children’s clothes
please call 365.
7342. x.
ONE UTILITY TRAILER

SPARE TIME INCOME
Refilling and collecting mon-
ey from NEW TYPE high-
quality comoperated dispen-
sers in your area. No selfing.
To qualify you must hav
car, references, $600 to $2900
cash. Seven to twelve hours
weekly can net

monthly income. More full
time. For personal interview
write CAN, NN. DisiRe
BUTING LTD., DEPT A. 160
Bay St. Suite 205, Toronto
1, Ontario. Include phone
number.

VEHICLES FOR SALE!

’64. BEAUMONT, EXCEL-
lent condition. Ph. See7si9

1962 GRAND PRIX TWO-
door HT. Bucket seats, fully
powered equipped, Trail aay

65 TOYOTA, 6 PASSENGER
land cruiser, good condition,
43,000 miles, new clut
es $1700, Ph. eh " 345
SOS SELL 1957. FORD
pickup, Tebuilt 324 Olds Eng.
3-spee

ing ski-doo Ph.

er. Ph. 385-7140 or 5591.

HELP WANTED

TEXAS OW COMPANY

g to pay top earn-

ip to
“Bis,abo In A Year Plus
Cash Bonus

Our reg men in other parts
of Canada draw exceptional
earnings. Contact customers
around Castlegar. Air Mail
RA. Dickerson, Pres, South-
western Petroleum Corp.,
Worth, Tex.

NOTICES

ANYBODY. HAS

1d standard. Ph. 365-
5802.

"63 ACADIAN AUTOMATIC

or trade for pickup. Ph. ee ce

5415,

CASTLEGAR SAVINGS CRE-|}}

dit Union now has money
orders,

1963 GMC HALF TON, LONG

Ph. 365-6502.

53 HALF TON
truck, Ph. 365-6678. 346

heel base, in good condition. | #!
346

FARGO}.

ta Woodland Park, Kinnair

piled
against buildings or Fences,

CROSSROADS
DATSUN

close noon, Nov-|
Gnber 28, 1969.
C. i. Ki

. E,
Secretary-Treasurer,
School District No: 9,
(Castlegar).

47 joined guest speakers Mr.

‘q|tuneral home. Once again I

sincere. "KISS students Janet
Popoff . and Darlene Keus

Lamb and Rey. T. Allan in
presenting the service.

The entire Stanley Hum-
phries -band was in attend-
ance and boys of SHSS form-
ed the Air Cadet group who
advanced | tl colors. Mr.
Lamb's
and ¢oul
improved
point of view. He spoke sim-
ply and honestly and he held
vur complete attention and
respect.

Rev. Allan was able to
listen to all parts of the ser-
vice and then to tie every-

and|ustened to by a very hushed

A.| Stanley

thing together for us in a
j deeply meaningful way. The
reading of the ‘Honored
Dead" with roll of drums,
and the playing of the Last
Post and Reveille by trum-
peter Norman Deverney were

audience,

Following the service the
Humphries. band
played for us until noon
hour. We appreciated having
them up here and we thor-
oughly Manjoyed thelr music.
Hope they come again!

Our new report cards
came out Friday and are 18)
inches long and contain 62
categories instead of the us-
ual 11 or 12! They do not
contain Ay, acter grades
such as A, etc. No id
dent Da ine ‘anything.

stead it is pointed out ‘hat
he has certain strength and

We want to thank ‘every-|
one who were so kind. and
wonderful to us ini the loss

of a dear husband and father,
thank you is so little but we
mean it sincerely. So I will
start by saying, thank you to

Ft.| urs. Fowler, Ward and Wal- %

ton, the matron and nurses
in the hospital for the-won-
derful care they gave my
husband while he was there,
and also to Rev. Terry Allen

N. Howard for

obson WA for the tea they
served to us after service,
also thanks to Mr. Don Wick-
ett for services and to all the
bearers who so willingly

gave their services, also ior
aul the beautiful flowers they
sent to our home and to the

thank you all for everything.
_jMirs. Gladys Perkins and
"| daughters Lily =e Isabel.

On behalf of Mary Ev-
dokimoff, Mike Seaosofl, and
myself, I wi to since!
thank all the people of Pass
creek and Gibson Creek who
came to control a fire that
started in’ one of my sheds
on November 1lith. These
Py prevented the fire

to dwel-|

SALES LTD.

USED CARS

66 CHEVELLE, V-8,
exceptional unit $1750.

: Pi
‘68 DATSUN AUTO., EXCEP-| {

tionally clean, low mileage:
$2

A good idea made better
Veneers SDATSUN
SL

of
283,

To the person who
phoned the Selkirk College

batly indicate “a ‘fairly
value,

,| Creek,

ars) vrs. Jacob Chernotf, , Hobson,

thing. Alex Fedosoff, Pass

ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. Ruth Weatherhead,

nounce the ‘forthcoming 1 mar-
riage of her daughter, Verna
ito Mr. nernoff, sec-| =
ond eldest son of and

‘.C.. The marriage

w | Place at St. David's Anglican | *
church, legar Dec. 20,
| 1969. at 11 am. Deir Rev.

by
ip | P 4
iB we would: have lost every- hordes of students and teach.

Nova Scotia, is happy to an-|-

por example: in English

Remembrance Day & Report Cards

‘Our Talent Scout “says:

are far yummiler . that “way.)

Building Supplies

OGLOW BROS.

Bullding & Supply Co. Ltd.
tl

astlegar,
Phone 365-7202

keep your eye on thes
ted Patleybatt play
ence Albright, George Plotni-
koff, Jerry Gaucher, Eddy
Zebroft, Ross Dickson, Jim
Perehudatt Richard Baif and
Murray Price.
Susan Hrajnoha has been
nominated.as one of the sup-
erlor girl players.

oe

Sincere thanks to Mrs.
Grant and Mrs. Sommers for
doing such a great job of
substituting in Mrs. Young's
absence! 2

*
There was another big
turnout of parents up here
Jon Monday evening, as staff
and ‘parents met once more

eres, Lawr-|"

to talk about student pro-
gress.

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING
& HEATING LTD.
Supplies & Installations
Natural Gas é& Oil Heating
.. Specialists
Speed Queen Washers
and Dryers
‘DAY OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-6284

there’ are‘ eight different
areas which are checked. In
French: ‘there are six. In
math there are four. In
home_Ec and IE re are
five. Even in record. keeping
there are five (abilit,
work independently,

01

‘here are no longer any stu-
‘wl Be 1 ain

Most
to be in favor < of it too.

Last canteaae we had a
very strange visitor up here
—a prey. confused goat! It
struck a pose near our flag
pole and Then joined us for

My Thanks!

I wish to thank the residents

DREAM COME TRUE is the story of the Castlegar Apollos,
The picture above denotes the dream of several enthusiasts,
in minor. hockey circles to one day have good junior hockey|
in our area, Eighty per: cent of the lads are local home-|
grown players displaying a brand of hockey both finished
in execution and excitement, Many people have felt Castle:
gar is a hockey town. Proof of this is to be found in the 300-
plus fans who turn out for Apollo home gemes. To show

I'School Board Queried
(ON Sheltered Workshop

P other business, the 3
board: dealt with a request |i

made at one of the xecent an-
nual meetings in

yl areas for school, ‘signs near

their appreciation the juniors are holding a meet the Apollos

the ‘Ootischenia school. It dir-
ected the secretary-
to write the highways Gepart.
ment stating the* board 1
dorses. the. dea and asking
the department to ‘look into
the’ matter.

An enrollment of 52: per-
sons was reported in the
Penters upgrading The
group Js now ‘divided int into two

Social on the evening of Nov. 29 in the Castlegar Arena. | Classes.

Tickets may be purchased from any but
must be:purchased before the 29th. Players will be in atten-
dance and hope everyone in the area will turn out and en-
able the players to personally thank their loyal fans for thelr

strong support, — Castlegar News Photo -

Herst ‘Bohme of. ‘The L “iis
world Theatre to sho

puppet show to students ue
the district in mid-
feb ican

of Castlegar and District for
their tremendous support
since our opening — may
we be of service to you many
timeg in the future.

MARY’S

BROASTED CHICKEN —

phone 365-3018
259 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar, B.C.

iunch — which he ate quite
heartily.

eee

Bill Chapman and Randy

Giles say our school is crawl.
ing with spiders. They

three of the ones they hav
captured ‘are Black \vidows,
(Kest easy! Our valiant spid-
er brigade ss on the alert.)

“We had our first hot dog
sale of the year last rriday.
Hundreds of them were
packed away starving)

ers. (Up here we bake our
hot dogs in the ovens. They

Gasilegar Man
Is Found Guilty

Castlegar man pleaded
not Aue when he abpeared
in col here Monday before
Judge Parker Williams charg-
ed with “possession of stolen

Richard Harry Ramsdon
was

DEFENSIVE DRIVING
COMES TO CASTLEGAR

» » REGISTER
Now at Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1 Office for
a Course in Defensive Driv-
ing.

LEARN

Preventability of Motor Vehicle Accidents
Principles of Defensive Driving

The Six Situations of the Two-Car Crash
The. Accident F

Run-Off-Road peoaen

Sales Manager

DOUEROBOR BAKE SALE.

MULTE!

25 Res. 365-8117

MY
345

SEWING DONE IN
home. Ph. 365-7456.

ELECTROLUX
SALES & SERVICE
Phone Hobs Robson: 366 055088

Realtor

Three Bedroom — 940-7th
A roomy family home with

or whole property oor only

double plumbing,. double

— 530

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ALL LISTINGS:

a carport. May be purchased with one lot for $11,000

King Size — 1500-Ist Ave., Kinnaird
‘Two level home, 1600 sq. ft. on each floor. Five barms,

landscaped lot. Price $26,500

Ave., Kinnaird
garage in the basement plus

$13,500.

fireplace, sun deck, large
with terms.

Place, Castlegar

Let the rent from the basement apt. make the pay-
ments on this all electric 3 bdrm. home. Carport, fenced
and landscaped lot overlooking river. Price $21,400. =>.

Handy Mari’s Special — 316-6th Ave, Castlegar.
‘Two bdrm. home with rumpus room and carport. Some

and

but cozy

‘lot, good location. Price $10,000 terms.

For Sale or Trade — Ootischenia:
White. stucco two bdrm, basement home with tena.

eas is. Large

HOMES FOR SALE

hed lined and

in C:

son $12,500. Ve

own
payment will Tanale Ph. 36!
5302... a

Pears

Bargain in’ Genelle!

tiring you can’t go wrong
LISTINGS WANTED!

PHONE

3% acres by the river. Owner will trade for property
Good value at $16,000.

Small 3 bdrm. stucco:home with part ‘basement, gas
furnace and garage. Whether you are starting or re-

‘We need listings in the $14,000 to $17,000 price range.”
., Free appraisal given on all new listin:

ANDERSON REAL ESSATE LTD.

Evenings phone Mrs. Mosby at 365-8063

double garage. Located on

at-only $3,600 full price..
B85.

©

365-6451

, | to_ follow.

.|RE: Sublot 24 0!
Kootenay Di

Howard
LEGAL

was reserved until this morn-

e charge resulted from.
ie investigation of the Sept.
ie

LOST CERTIFICATE OF.
LAND REGISTRY ACT

1d Mrs. Albert
74-1 of Robson, .Nov..14 a son.

Castlegar
Hotel

Pedestrian and Bicycle Safe

@ Alcohol, Drugs and Driving,

@ Backing, Fixed Objects and Grade Crossing
Accidents

@ Driving the Expressways

BIRTHS

— To Mr.

Unknown Fire
At the Regional
Dump Container

m an -un-

Colin Maddocks of Wood-
land Park in Kinnaird filed
his papers last Frida’ morn-
ing with returning o!
len Selbie, thus

believes “it is important toyas
have elections”, commenting
that he does not believe there
should be for

of |

of Kin-/a

le
naird Transfer, who is respon
sible ‘for- the caretaking o!
the dump, said the blaze ot
contained in‘one of the tren-
ches and was in no way a
threat to ‘the surrounding

area.
' “The trench will ee, pou:
dozed with’ soil in tl
manner once the ashes ok
onazzo stated any
person deliberately setting
refuse on fire or even dump-
ing -hot ashes at the ‘aump|
runs the risk of a $50 fine.

in ‘that

Kinnaird Mayorlty Race Certain
As Colin Maddocks Files Papers

“seeds”. which hold. pro-|
mise that the Castlegar-Kin-
naird area “will develop into
ae ni major, community in the)

given
the use of charts and each
ing aids ‘on oral hygiene, to
be placed in classrooms
out change by a commereial

drivers to have annual ex-
aminations and TB _ tests.
First-aid refresher

his lack of previous municipal
experience, »-Mr.... Maddocks
Pointed to his 23 years in the
stoyal Navy where he had a
variety’ of appointments at
sea and on shore, “including
a wide Tange of staff ap-
pointments. bit
The retired lieutenant-
commander said he is ly

community,

+ Mayor Carl Loeblich ‘had|
announced sometime ago his| P
intention to seek a further
two-year term.

Mr. Maddocks is a prin-
cipal in Maddocks Shoe Stor-
es and is a brother of Bob
Maddocks, former C:
mayor and a candidate once
again for that position. (See
picture elsewhere on i
Page.)

iness ‘is
formed on finance and budg-

Mr. Maddocks said un etary. matt

ing that he
lieves pores of the
ela in Towns, of Castlegar aoe

Also - making
be-|showing'on goals werd Ban

Whitewash

The, Jets of the Pee Wee
hockey division -whitewashed
the KP’s 100° Nov. 3
Steven Bozek — scorin: - four;
goals on passes from Wayne
Quiring, a line which paid off
for the victorious Jets.

good

ny. Obedkott and Kevin Wil-
soni with “tw two zoals pimicce.

is
: Maddoees said he would ore:
pose a

R.. Sher-,
pst scored ana :

of some form of pro; ion
towards _ this = auch 23
ryices which

duplica-

Acknowledging the ‘add-
ed policing costs a city would
have over the present town
status, Mr. Maddocks said

such .a'study would show if,
increased

tta| Title in Liew of the sald cer

Efi

inserti nt ti ou day of October, A.D.
Rey

Nov. 13, 1969.

te) Part 1. ‘Administration
of

‘browse win Nov. 69. — Nut Drive —
tin31. P.M. at. He

unless: in the mean-

tine ‘valid objection be made
to me in wrif

ice, Nelson, - B.C.)

W. D, Sutherland
246

“Squadron 581:

WEEKLY ROUTINE ORDER

1. Parades
a will parade 6.30
lealth Centre.
26 Nov. Ge — Next parade at
th Schoo!
pe Rewtine :

MALE SIAMESE CAT, VICIN-
ity of 9th and “Milestone,
Kinnaird. Reward.’ Ph. $05.

-| Nut Drive
8

Nov. — Stamp ‘Club 7
p.m. at High School:

4. Orderly Sergeants
19 Nov. 69 Sgt. Fullerto
28 ere a Sgt. Holdsworth.

gt.-Allam.

ae eae ee crocrals

ONE BRACELET IN ON

19 Nov. 69 Cpl.

ROBS!
Community Hall Nov. 2. Ph.|/ 26
365-5728. Identify to claim,

ting.
DATED at the Land Re-|

26 Nov.. 69 cpl Sweeney
2. Dec, Cpl. Mar docks.

; eae NEWS|

: : thispaper
each week until. Christmas. ‘A€ you:

find - your name, phen 365-7266 |
jmail you “$5

START SHOPPING

Lf

a

SPACESHIP
TEACH- IN.
5; ‘a t, .
SELKIRK COLLEGE
FRIDAY, NOV. 21
Plenary Sessions at 11:30 a.m, and 1:00 pam.

“WILL THE EARTH SURVIVE MAN?”

ld
posed" “so that it it doesn't be.
come. an! ‘unacceptable burden
to taxpayers.” °° ~

ith Castlegar
only feasible, ‘but desirable,
then implicit

available. to
Mr, Meddoeks described
the twin. towns and Selkirk

RED AND WHITE STORE

oa _ KINNAIRD, B.C.

> Bridal Shower

ub: their scoring points, shat out] to:
Kinsm

|S Bozek, Lanza.
ta’and R. Sherstobitoft were
credited‘

(taxation of) Celgar would be D:
Kinnaird.”

it the

aSling the Mine Mill te: 3-2,
KP marksmen were the. New.
brothers, Warren and Kevi

K. Laktin and Tim Paul
answered for Mine Mill.

: Playing the same

evening were the Mudlarks

ught| and Kinsmen teams who tied

| 22 5 iy
D. Davies and-N. Harms|un
were the Mudlark goal-get-|
ters and T. Bigbsy and
Parfeniuk scored for the op-
Position.

The Jets, keeping up

the en 5-0 on Nov. 8,
Geoffrey fired’ inj
two. goals fad team mates

iteven rat-|

by. Mine Mill.
Tim Paul, S. Simpson and
scored;

Kinsmen n took

the Mudiarl

Kinmen goals were cs
Bigsby with two and D. Stew-
art scol a single. The lone

with|4

The f
KP's faired better bre down:|S.

and Semenoff, all picking DB :
‘ingles,

D.'or Carl Loeblich told a meet-

Be touga.

a over| pond tesues.

KP’s 10-0

Davies.
+ Team. standing as of Nov.
are as follows:

be] of-town

‘bus énd one Bantam

col ye
for the drivers were also fe-|
wi

Pee Wee Hockey Jets

jcommended.
Chairman of the board,
| Mrs. Walter Jacobson, 1 report:
ed progress is belng made in
a “working agreement” cit
the Trail Hospital. which will
be a part of the registered
nurses) Accoiiree, which
will be established is

ents of the’ college aasisting.
Midget Hockey
Sees Team Play
The Bantam ley

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1969

15% u
in

Maddoc

wo stock a full solection of

SAVAGE SHOES

Yor children

ks Shoe Store

ATTEND THE

9:00 p.m.

ANNUAL FIREMEN’S BALL

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6

ARENA HALL

TICKETS: $4.00 A COUPLE

Tickets may be obtained from any local fireman

For Further Information Call Ed Lewis at 365-5500

‘The Mi

sion is well

games with very good rocker
to| Deine Played for this age
group.

against
Miaget teams as well as out-
games.

Last year there were 0!
the two teams, one peed

ig during ihe
There has been a very
of

7209 or 365-5600.

Couple $5.00

Meet The Apollos Social

CASTLEGAR ARENA
-8 to 12 p.m. Sat., Nov. 29, 1969

Single $2.50

FREE REFRESHMENTS
Music by Buddy Marr & the Versatiles

Tickets may be obtained from any member of the
Apollos Jr. Hockey Club Executive or by calling 365
Zar

turnout
his group play and

a the past the em-

has been to get the
Leet to come out and
watch the younger boys, the
ole lads like to see Mom

pts.
Hockey “Association said re-
¥ cently”. that the boys have
30:0 »|been skating while the ma-

"A Pls, the ice she
This

chine is eet, to clean

has to stop and the
responsibility 0 the coaches

munnon Od

is to keep th their teams off the

al
ing authority, Kinnaird May-| hi
ing of the Kip
nay and Boundary Mun-
ieipalities Saturday -at Cres-

fe re Maga Loeblie
bresident of puis of
lunici;

five’ years are rae to
The opposition from Van-
was

id
good borrowing power on

However, . the
mayor pointed out that of the
$458,000, 000 owed by B.C.

Financing Authority
_Explained to AKEM

it will: be at least five; area

jacked” into joining because;
whether they join the author-
ity ity or Bot not, thei: will

must,”

Prove ‘services and

ere may be
fre on the authority in Jan-
uary and it is hoped the

the rest of us, the rest
wall LB ahead on their own,”

*Vaneouver is being “black-

College are

Any residents

USING

WANTED

A number of students at Selkirk

in need of furnished

apartments or rooms.

with such facilities avail-

able are asked to contact

R. FRASER

Dean of Students:

Phone 365-7292:
local 286

included

‘OF. ‘Loe
The ere

~ can sell
which will help hem im-
bring in

Mudlarks Boal was by Donals

bond ‘issues,: the Vancouver}

new p!

tive by duly 1, 1970.

can become effec-

‘Honors. Former
Denise Wilcox:

A’ bridal’ shower: attend:
ed ‘by. some ‘20, guests. was
held recently at the home of.
Mrs.A. J. Lamarche of Kin-
naird ‘to ‘honor Miss Denise
‘Wilcox, whose marriage to
Mrs Jim’ Duckworth: ‘took place
in, Nelson: Nov. 14. ;

+ Mrs..Fred Howes .of Kin.
naird ‘was co-hostess....

Corsages. were : presented
to the honoree, to her mother
Mra.Frank, Wilcox and to the
bride-elect’s

grandmother,

Mrs.-Siddick. <:: -
*Pink ‘and white was the
*|}color:scheme for. the even-
a eee: ‘with ell hearts and

I 7 Eldatsoen Mrs. A.
Cordeiro! and “ithe = honoree

‘served: lunch,
igi vot the luncheon,
served ‘from: a tasteft dec-

orated table;'was the cutting
of .a: cake baked ‘and

decoral

line

<< by’*Miss ' Jacque-| F'
Tamareh ss

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