WANTED HELP-WANTED ff WORK WANTED

OLD GROWTH CEDA\ .
lo en, ied veleer ‘of defects, 00%
10 Bap Wood, ay over

y to

I For more information
Gall 656-0471, _____ 4/38
WANTED uc Lous for June fat.

‘Three-bedroo! wilh epaci
yard, Pretarranly, “Blueberry Great

rea, Call collect 433-2066

WANTED TO. Aeig arti cou
16 require 2+
Cal rea" shee

DINING ROOM SUITE Wanted:
Frater! oak pitdle & fe, 8, chairs In good

Wri
Polo ikott, Box 302, Mate ig
Koatse 1h2, P J

rifle, older ie.
Sigie hot” Fol action, “Ph, 362-
3119

FREE FILL wanted, Ph. 365-7480.
MM/3/18
WANTED TO BUY: Old coins. Ph.
SES a tl
ONE PLATFORM acai 100
Ibs. Ph. 306-0008 aller €290 pn

WANTED TO BUY: Automatic oy
sr and automatic washer. ty
7 MMI3/19
USED TRANS axle to fit 1065
Volkswagen van. Ph, 285-2584,

ND TO BUILD
mote. Nelaon-Castle

362-8501. re
HELP WANTED

JOUANEYMEN, Journeyman Ma-
cree he Fiters and Journeyman Fab-

LICENSED REALTORS required.
‘Small, pereonailzed oj ton with
Inhouse ang Fe and d Bevlsoeat a

hee Reall; enie
ndoray, 8.6, vee v0.

GRAND FORKS Figure Tang
Club, b requires 8 Ju Juntoe Frotestaal

tena oi FI a and aampation
Grand Forks, 8:6/vOri tHe (Oa
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION teacher
Seca for the at n

22

WAITRESSES Wy WANTED: Must be
experienced. PLEASE DO NOT
ANSWER Ts Ad, IF YOU ARE

agar.
CEGION MANAGER, Qualfed: ax.
an mai i faaul ulred
UB) faied

JERTIGING Salesperson: for
community weekly newspaper. Ex:

perience on easel. zl
mission. intact George Lanctat,
Granda’ pei Booster, oy cae
th AN range

10022 - 991
Prairie, Alta. T8V ORG.

WORK WANTED

a8 ED and trimmed. Ph.
ey TOPPED and tri hes

EXPERIENCED D towboatia ‘and boon

an with alue
Contract or hourly. @o ‘anywhere:
boave message for Gary talize!

826- 2038, Clearbrool
Bc. var Te, et
CARPENTAY. Ph, 300-4757. 2t

WILL DO masonry, firep!
Driekand block work. Phy S65: A.

iY
‘Welte: iraham,
i Pobllenert Takes wietilet Neue cy
309, Burns Lake, B.C, VOU 1E
692-7526. ay
BEA, DUTY MECHANIC re-
uction com-

a
ep ‘EXTRA money? Ti -
tine eahion sailing Se ma
Mitinii8

and advertisin,
neasee inthe Kootenay wilt
Gut x 1240, Prince ‘eargs,

APPLICATIONS are javited ‘cr
‘Goaen of the

ry WAREHOUSEMAN le Tagured
ee local Castlegar firm for ehipping
id recelvin oe! material, Please

Castlegar and Oletrict Home-
makers Assoc. ulres, one part
time “tletd ‘super

asseas-

gia  fupervinion ot
astul applicant
would be g required to travel In Schoo!
District No. 9. Some experience in
health field or homemakers field and

Castlegar, i
365-2148 for “Inarmatian, Donal ine
{or auoleations Is June tet.

NTED: es -reenanie. va
oe Be ang, Mea t+
Mercrule outdrly
Pre 38 or 339-5385 even!

NURSES REQUIRED:
ordinator, maternity

Quired immediately. Assistant Head
nurse (CUD, | Medical, and, ICU
Nuress needed September, Apply:
Nursing Olrector, Misaton Hospital,
Mission, 8.C. V2V3H5. 22

SIMPSONS-SEARS LTD.
Sales & Service
Consultant
PETER PEREPOLKIN
Bus: 368-6411
Home: 399-4145

ia MOTORCYCLES —

- USED DIRT
MOTORCYCLES

1 — 1978 Honda CR125
$850.00
1 —-1978 Honda cR260
1 — 1978 ‘Yamaha ¥z250
$1,599.00
1 — 1975 Honda XL350
$999.00
1 — 1977 Honda XL176
.00
1 — 1977 Suzuki -Xe5
$999.00
1 — 1977 Suzuki PE250
‘$1,300.00
1 — 1976 Suzuki 380
000.00
1 — 1974 Honda XR75
$375.00
FULLY WARRANTED
STREET BIKES
1 — 1978 Honda CB400T
1 — 1978 Honda CB750F
$2,695.00
1 — 1975 Yamaha 125,
$499.00
1 — 1971 Honda CB750
$1

FULLY WARRANTED

BARRETT’S

Frultvale
367-6216

The Expert

In Lamesa

ping

Ask about

the new

Bobcat
Service

for

PEC ENCeS 3D FARRIER -_ ee

Pea ror rar
work wanted, Ph. Dave hater Fr
PAINT! Exterior/interlor. Free
‘easonable rates. Ph.
382-1 er 6 foe: 6:

sea 7e after 6 p.m. tinite
NEEO A CARPENTER? Will work
By! hour a Free esti:

WE WORK WITH WOOD
RENOVATIONS, CARPENTRY .
IMAGINATIVE WOODWORK
Free Estimates
Reasonable Rates

Stmard and Quintan 399-4140

HOUSEPAINTING at Feaponable
rates. Free estimate.

Los’ oam-tiled lta
Jacket voted Caulegarar Cham-
en ae tevin TRall) i) Saheaay, May
hone 385-6

yr ary ‘on the road to
tower In Kinnalrd, Ph,

ENGAGEMENT RING by Post
fees Owner coe laim by cant
{ng..Ph,

reen water
e525

~~ GIVEAWAY

PUPPIES and Irish Setter, 1% years
old. Ph, 362-5838. 2122

ONE FEMALE Cocker Springer

. Ph. .

cross, two years old ae,

SIX old cars for scrap metal to give

ay Ph. 365-2463 betwee nA 8. A
mM.

type of work after hoo! chang
weekende, Ph. Joe 365-5253 or

Vaughan des-s6e7. "_"_MM/2t

BUSINESS OPPT.
AS:

Acreage zoned for light
mite vin a 2001, Seneer sty
6. Bh. 385-6700. 22

BUSINESS OPPT.

MARINA — KOOTENAY LAKE. 74
ep full service shop, Boomi

FRANCHISE cae nee
(a currently @ ng new =
chise locations,
Borer Hctelooe (ase Soe ra
lol .,
121 Bt. Kamloops, 4.6, V2B 72,

3,800- 800-80,- FY SMALL puainest,
Bledmen’e franchise, Burrard Bt
Vander BC, Contact Ward
Modewan ‘Box ee papdemoe!
8.C. VOd SAO, Ph, 86; 23
EXEERIENC EG GENERA RAL In
ent for expanding office
Senta interior, Some managerial
Write Box

ce
$185, Van mero, B.C, VOU AQ,
Peer 23

COMMERCIAL BUILDING 2600-
large Halk Chilliwack. Two
nity Health eres

ator equ
screage and or?) ae Cardio,
B.. 0Ox 10. 23
IOEALLY
business in downtown Nekuep,
y. licensed TV repair in “and
Srotnd ‘ihe area, Ph. 265-4524 or
BeAr. We write Box 972, Nakusp,

i) tue, to box
as, Taikwa, B.C, ares
+ 848-5660.

PORTABLE Disct
fxcellent feputli

ieACRE Tigh oceupaney HOME
ng oa central B.

pie leted, poten 87
‘overnight ore, wets Box 235, gue
ached a 8. (Od SAO. rer

nuRsERY a yRLOWERS. Thiting
ae Port Bae ys
ol

aus me
Rally A Bax eo,
pane aay VON wi hy bara,

7 ‘Wear Bi aaiaue
ir Merit B. Br ai eats

Box 1482, Mar

At
$10,000, plus tlogk.
Vaneotver' | id in wlegaod, of
Rl ore 2611 or Sr

ur r es-word ‘chanel
aie -member papers of!
‘uken ern
soclation
arything right
intmalln contact fhe Caatlegar

SIX-SUITE aparimant om for
4h orth Castlegar. Ph. Tri ail 3

SITUATED Electronics. i

BUSINESS OPPT.

WANTED: | Ciatrbutore to sel) and
assemble windows. Be Small:
inveniert feat ied to car aint
Br woodworking, sho 8. Woodara
re , Guesael

FULLY EQUIPPED gener Store
one, Sale is og prope y end
uilding. ‘Pl ne

ina jalemen
able, Owners wanting to retire.
602-3924, Burnet cn Be. aie

‘or
‘backhoe * ul a a, any.
ware fe EA

w Arms ‘Mole:
Monday! @ sm. = Discussion
M Mnge Car
da ect

A
h. 385-6816 or 365-3503
— 2 Edmonton? If you need
help focal neating fable accommoda-
tlon 10 Bur
inte.

TBA. Ae

ANGI
Saturda ,
Church Datel amen.
Ph. Anne 385-8080 or N
ALATEEN 7 Pts
Monday 8 p. all
atalrs.
ADDRESS2AGELS, Handy tor.

envelo| aroale rd 300 ier
$2,258 tox. CabtiogarNows. — tin

PERSONAL

GIVORGE! QUICK - (NEXPENSIVE
over "in phone = fan

vi

infor call Selt-Counsel Sar-

LLFREE
1 hats -683-: 5008 ie Vansguver
area call 688-3386), inf22

INCORPSARTE A
thieg fees Sou,
ra
phone = fa Yaalt'a t-Counsal Services
=  112-800-063-3035. Chargex

fest! Cal
Counsel Services toll tree, fe .

eae aonerae & Master:
charge accepted in tad

Easy Gardens - Part Il

By HEATHER WATT

Having made a plan of your
yard with house and other
constructed areas marked, it is
now time. to consider plant
material,

There ‘are several. con-
siderations ‘or questions you
should ask yourself. First, each
plant. should fulfill a definite
need or purpose in your garden.

Is the plant hardy; prone
to disease and pests in your
area? Does it need. a special
area (for example sun or shade,
wet or dry)? Is the mature size
right for your garden? Does it
need pruning or other special

+ care? Does. it need. winter

protection, staking or tying; Is
it messy? Does it tend to take
over? -

This may seem like a lot of

questions, but time spent in |

choosing the right material will
greatly ease the workload later
and produce an attractive gar-
den,

PERSONAL

PAINTING: Exterlor/ int Free
mates, reasonabl

lo Ph.
See 7aue ster p.m. EL}

Grooming
Boarding and
Pet Supplies
SHASHEEN
KENNELS (Reg.)-
NELSON 352-2164

LEARN THE 3 A's with M.A.C.E.
Bible-base curriculum, geared tothe

or 352.
tinti8
DANCES!
Kelly's Sound Sh Show
. Mille loravert iene
‘ith light show and
operator

Inder acter, rte, £9 Grade.

“BOOK NOW — 364-2611

unr __ EVES. 268-9744 pag

He

/"
oo

Begin by driving around
the city and country. Make a
note of trees and shrubs you
often see. If you don't know the
name, get a good description,
Many people come to the
nursery asking “What is that
shrub I see all over blooming
yellow right now — ‘about five
feet tal

Una, it is easy to iden-
tify from a good description.
Notice the native plants, too.
They - usually prove to be
amongst the easiest. If you see
only -one specimen of some
beautiful plant, chances are
there is some dedicated gar-
dener hard at work.

In evergreens, cedar, pine,
spruce, fir and juniper are all

‘native. In the nursery, most

varieties of these are available
in more compact forms with
greater variety in shapes and
color of foliage than seen in the
forest.

HH! VW 3 \w a
RSE KY

There is a wide variety of

deciduous trees which grow -

well in this area. They vary in
height from 10-80 feet. Trees
for the smaller garden include
Magnolia Soulangiana, Star
Magnolia, Japanese maple, La-.
burnum (has poison seed pods),
Youngii weeping birch, many:
flowering crabapples (some feel

the apples are messy) sumac.
. (gets suckers)'and many more.

__’ Medium-size: trees include.
Mountain Ash (has berries for
birds), hawthorne, Little Leaf.
Linden and corkscrew willow. °

Large trees include many.
varieties of maple (some have
messy seeds), birches, willows
(like boggy places — don't plant.
near water pipes) and more.

Shrubs offer a wide range

of colors; from forsythia,; flow-
ering yellow in early spring; to

One family, Chi
paris, seen in the nursery, also
has some beautiful trees, but
these often require extra care.
One type of Chamaecyparis —
the “Lawsons” — should be
avoided in the easy garden, as

- they are prone to disease and

winterkill in this area,

* Most upright Chamaecy-
paris and juniper need to be
tied in winter. Most cedar, pine,
spruce and fir do not need

* winter protection.

Cedars are reasonably
tolerant to air pollution from
vehicles.

Spruce and fir are gene-
rally less tolerant of hot dry
places than.cedar or juniper.
‘Yew is tolerant of heavy
shade, but’ more prone to
winter damage. All evergreens
suffer more from salt damage in’
snow removal than deciduous
trees.

We are closing our doors! Our last retail sales
will be made at 12 Midnight, Saturday, June 2nd!

- EVERYTHING MUST GO!

PG. in:
the fall,

Most’ flowering shrubs
benefit from pruning right after
they bloom. Some, like common
lilac, put up annoying suckers
but these are not usually a big
problem.

+ It is possible to choose a
variety of shrubs so

230-4.
220-4
“no-
200 4
190 4
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170-4
1604
1504
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130 4

NY PARLIAMENT-

120 +
No 4
too +
90 4
oe
105
1 a0
$04
40 +
304

i LBeRAL
E CONSERVATIVE

& New DEMOCRAT
(2) sociat CREDIT

—The Trudeau Years:

NATIONAL RESU LTS

: As for'me, I think |
will make a pretty

- good leader of the
opposition,

Crs
Ke)
“I
be)

A Graphic Portrayal —

é
3

100-4

NUMBER OF SEATS IN P;

is always in bloom. Some vari-
eties to look for are flowering

almond, hardy azaleas, lilac,..

japonica, dogwood, honey-.
suckle, mock orange, spireas,:
some broom, cotoneasler, wise
lia and many more.

Most broadleafed ever:
greens, such as rhododendrons,
require more care and winter:
protection. Plant varieties with’

an H1 rating, (hardy to -20° to
-25°) : ¢ ’

NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED!

Pee ; = SSO balsas
Good ol -fashloned tug of war wos all part of Kaslo’s May Day celebrations

‘Robson Scouts At

Scout uting Release
Thousands of Boy Scouts

from all over British Columbia, .

Yukon’ and other parts. of
Canada and the U.S.A. will
gather near Douglas Lake this
July. for the. province's “Big
Country Adventure Jamboree”,
{This week- ‘long super-camp
for i to 14-year-old boys will
‘be one of the country's biggest
events for children in this
International Year of the Child,
\ Eight boys from 1st Rob-
son Scouts will be attending,
\ accompanied by district com-
missioner Mark -Zurek. ‘The
boys are Ryan Wilson, Glen
Sorenson, David Zurek, Kevin
Seville, Jeff Allen, Ron Me.
Gregor, Darren Huston’ and
Kirk. Smith.
In July, as the culmination
pf over two years of prepara-
tion by volunteers in all parts of

__ the province, a canvas city. will '
Appear on the big range country

between Kamloops, Merrittand
Vernon, Centered on Rush

* Lake, this Jamboree commu- .

nity will have its own water.
system, bank, newspaper, post

office, medical services, tele- :

phone system, beach, radio
station VE7JAM and more than
2, 000 eager, active inhabitants,

-. Boys will choose from a

ing, safe gun handling, radio,
bicycle obstacle course, over-.
inight biking adventures, crafts,

Scout Jamboree

orienteering, aerodynamics,
conservation, challenge games
and much more.

Of course, cooking, camp-
ing, living together and making
new friends will be a big part of
this special jamboree experi-
ence,

In its short life, this active
community will require every-
thing from.crayons to bicycles,
ketchup to water pumps: 6,000
loaves of bread, 9,000 litres of
mifk, 20,000 eggs, 10,000 wien-

F
FREE Estimates
_. Automatic
Transmission
} Service Speciall
ye
INCLUDES: road
‘test, ramove pan,
visual inspection,
clean sump and
screen, adjust
bands and link-
age, replace pan
gasket and flutd.

SPECIALIST

VG Z within a 20-mile

IN PARLIAMENT

3
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NATIONAL RESULTS

- CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 31,,1979

ing
for cnother place
to happen.

|-want fo say I'm
sorry for all those
who didn't win.
just wanted to tell
them ‘to cheer up.
I'm sure there are
alot ‘of broken
dreams.

We must remain
whole, and we
must remain com-
plete. National
unity is the frame-
work to which
everything else is
knit,

A very special event in a young man's life,
and we have the clothes for this event.

3-Piece Suits

FLOM weecsssecsssesesee:

Corduroy
Sport Coats sen QO
DON'T FORGET OUR GRAD orecouNT

57) Boker St.

Emory 's cm. "5

352-2831
THE MAN'S STORE

4-WHEEL DRIVE

4x4 HILUX
PICKUP

Very Limited ices Ene
Supply, only $7,995. ee
SAVE OVER

9 .
Limited ere

> Land Cruiser
. Hardtop

Brand new 1978
Land Cruiser 4x4
Hardtop, only $8, 995. Plus 4% tax

PHONE COLLECT 736-4282

2320 Burrard St.'at 7h ‘Ave., Vancouver *

ers, two miles of water lines,

1,000.tents, miles of rope and
the list. goes on and on. Six
hundred adult volunteers are
joining in as leaders and staff to
help make this big: event a
success,

On July 7, in almost every
British Columbia community,
scouts and leaders will be
packing into cars or buses for’
the trip and adventure they've
been planning for and working
towards for many months.

FREE-Tewing

* radius with major
, repairs.
We have
Automatic
Transmission Shift
Kits in stock.
One-Day Service
tn most cases

i]
‘1598 - ang Avena
Ai
‘Oocmne Safeway)

le ‘Kitchen Cabinets and Vanities
© Post Form Tops
* Zero Clearance Fireplaces
° Free Standing and Franklin Fire:
jac

places
© Stoves by Fisher

UNITED PHARMACIES

Powder nee: Ointment 25gm,

Spray 150gm. Poesy 189
CHLOR-TRIPOLON f

4mg - 36's - 8mg-18’s.......... 1.59
BANDAID Brand 60's

piaetie strips. by Johnson & .

Seseeceenses 19

lohnson. ..... 2...

‘ BRONZTAN LOTION
OR OIL

BOOMI.... 20... cece 20D
ADORN HAIR SP RAY 400m)
Regular, Hard to hold, Unscented . 1.99

FACELLE ROYALE TOWELS
Reg. 2’s whi

BABY SCOTT
esata DIAPERS

OOS ih cere 2 ae

JOFINSONS BABY POWDER
140z O m......... 1.59
PLAYTEX HANDSAVER
RUBBER GLOVES s,,L.... .89
FOSTER GRANT :
SUNGLASSES . 25% off rog. retail
MEN’S TUBE SOCKS .
BAUER & BLACK........... 1.29
VASOCON EYE DROPS

PO, ccc cencvrecccsnccesccecs
THONGS Men's & Women’s... Hes
THONGS Children's. . 3

Castlegar

FURNITURE VILLAGE

60 Pine Street © CASTLEGAR......365-2101

FACELLE ROYALE FACIAL .
TISSUE 60's (small).......:..

FACELLE ROYALE TOILET.
TISSUE 8's white............. 2,09

Hearth Heaters
}.® Insulated Chimneys
¢ Cultured Stone and Brick Veneer
| ¢ Accessories and Glass Doors ttt:

Nursery &
Florists Ltd.

Yee
100) - 91h Ave., S., CASTLEGAR

365-7312

OPEN
7 DAYS A WEEK

Visit our: showroom at:
701 Front St., NELSON

Phone 352-6313

( “DRUG

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CLOSED THIS SUNDAY Cari’s Drugs OPEN 12 noon- 1 p.m. &6- 7pm.
Cornar of Pine and Columbia