8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 18, 1972

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kitchen training and com:
plete kitchen management,
All replies must be

A.A, MEETS WEDNESDAY

OARDS OF THANKS

grateful thanks to
Dr. Fowler and the nurses
and staff of Castlegar Dist-
rict Hospital for Thely Mind
caring for mi
Twas there, Sala Herridge.

‘YOUNG MEN IN ACTION’
Jaycee organization meeting
to be held T! », May

CARDS OF THANKS

18, 8 p.m. Hi Arrow Arms.
Young men 18-40 interested
in si Thru-

"
by May 23rd, 1972, at the
Bk. Endicott’ Home, P.O.
Box 1620, Creston, B.C,

work 22% hours per week.

Apply by letter stating ex-
} per lence and qualifications

0 Box 617, Kin

by June Ist,

WORK WANTED

piste re Eee ala
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to fill in? Work Unlimited.
Ph, 365-5126. 319

ROTA TILLING
done? $5 per hour for man
and machine, Call 365-5054.
after _5p.m. 318
IS YOUR GARDEN IN
yet? Work Unlimited. Ph.
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SILVER BIRCH ADULT
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ty decorations to buy or
rent. Ph, 365-3184 or 365-
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PARTY — PLACE:

TWILL NOT BE RESPON-
sible for any debts. in my
name unless signed by me.
William Konkin, SS 1, Site 5

Castlegar, B.C.
THE CHOIR FROM THE

Full Gospel Bible Institute
of Eston, Sask. will be sing-
ing in the Apostolic Church,
Xinnaird at 7.30 p.m. Tues-
day, May 23rd.. Everyone
welcome.

CLASSIFIED AD RATES: 5
cents per word per inser-
tion. Minimum 75 cents.
Three insertions for the
price of two. Classified ads
close at 10 a.m. sharp on
Wednesday. Deadline for
display advertising is 12
noon on Tuesday.

OARDS OF THANKS

Pataca hati atatacnhen’ achet

We wish to express our
sincere thanks to our many
friends and neighbors for
their kindness, flowers and
expressions of sympathy
given us during the recent
loss of our beloved mother,

Edith, Margaret, Jack,
man and thelr families.

MERILEES — To Mr.
and Mrs. William Merilees
of Castlegar, May 13 a son.

MAKORTOFF — To
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Makortoff
of Thrums, May 13 a daugh-
ter.

MISCAVITCH—To Mr,
and Mrs. John Miscavitch of
Castlegar, May 15 a daugh-

ter.
CARLSON — To Mr.
and ire. ‘Wittiam "-Catleon
ar, Ma: a son.
of Castlegi /M i Pe ecand

‘o Mr.
Mrs. Barrie Jenks of Rob-
son, May 16 a son.

and to . George Bonder-
off for all his concern. Mrs.
John Kozniuk.

ENGAGEMENT

ENGAGEMENT

id Mrs. Harry

1972,

BERT US ieee
=
In Memorium

Piet Haalpsouti onesie diet A
In affectionate memory

ictur
y Of a loved one [aid to

a
In memories frame we

shall keep it,

Because she was onc of

the best.
Dave and Buddy.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
CHANGE OF NAME

FOR.

Avenue, in‘Kinnaird, in the
Province of British Colum-
bia, as follows:— To change

name from John Kozon-

1972.
John Kozonuk,

¢ ature of applic
ant

loving memory of

In
Vera Wanjoff, aged 43, wife

and molten whe passed on
Me are sad within our

mo:
money are our hearts to-
"For the one we loved 80
earl,

Hay forever been called
way,
. We think of her in sil-
ence ;

No .eye may see US
veut many silent tears are

she
When others are eee
Forever remembered, sad’
missed, Wanjoft family,
Popoff family.

PUBLIC HEARING
A Public Hearing will be
held at the Town Hall at 7
p.m, Thursday, June 1,
1972, for the Burpose of re
zoning the following prop-
erties lying within the boun-
daries of the Town of Cast-
legar:
1) Lot 7, District Lot
98, Plan 2612 (406

o
: to RT-1 (two-family re-

ma
ding
ice

lus
A copy of the proposed By-
i . 427 ‘ahd The relev-

p.m.
Allen Selbie,
“Clerk-Treasurer
Town of Castlegar,

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...TO SHOP LOCALLY!

Time and Transportation Gosts are Saved

at homel

Instead of wasting time travelling to distant stores, the wise shopper puts
that time to use in a more careful selection. from the large varieites carried
by our local merchants, The money saved on transportation is put to better
use too — on the items themselves. Every day it will pay to shop egiht here

Students Take’ fo the ‘Highway
For a Massive Litter Blitz

In observance of Anti- ged locations one ~ mile
Litter Week, proclaimed by apart, fypm whence in each
the province! government, case, two students took over
May 5 was designated clean- both of tho roadside ditch-

ea,

Paper was gathered in
of Slocan Elementary and plastic bags donated by the
W. E. Grabam Junior Sec- Village of ‘Slocan. Cans
ondary Schools conducted were placed in boxes, and
an all-out blitz on roadside broken glass in gunny
litter of all kinds, sacks; bottles were saved

Commencing in the mor- for the students’ bottle
ning, the secondary students drive to be held later. Mem-
were conveyed to pre-arran- bers of the school staff do-

nated cars and trucks and
spent the day hauling the

Slocan Lake Study ara to proper disposal
To he Made Under . sna teachers gstuered "at

lenic

$10,000 OFY Grant gether,

Then it was “back to work’

for the afternoon. At this

e, 10 of the secondary

students joined the teach-

portunities for ers of the Slocan Element-
from the Can- ary staff to ald in directing

adian government to study these younger pupils in Mg CSE
ft cone streets TENDERS were opened in Victoria recently
The seven member There is no accurate for three bridge projects in the Revelstoke-
team has a resolution of estimate of the weight or  Slocan constituency, This picture shows
yoluing of the garbage col- work on the approaches to the new Rose-

the surface and shore uses their cleanup o
of Slocan Lake. of the village.

ed: by these energetic
youn;
result o:

le, However, the ery bridge site underway. MLA Burt
f thelr splendid dil. Campbell said Barop Construction of Van-
is the iceah "alley couver was low bidder for the substructure

in } for the Rosebery and New Denver bridges
Toads, strecta of new tek with a tender of $79,561, There were six
of Sh

locan. other bids, ranging to a high of $128,068.

- Kenyon and Co. were low bidders at $63,-
208 for the decking for the Halfway River
bridge north of Nakusp. There were four
other bids in that project, ranging to a high
of '$81,202. Two contracts — the sub-
structure and steel work — have already
been completed on the Halfway River
bridge at a cost of $144,00, of

— Castlegar News Photo

will document the present Castlegar Ferry Toastmistresses
lake surface and foroshore’ Traffic Increase Name Mrs, R. King

uses and offer constructive
Tecummasdations for mult | Shown For April As 1972 President
A slide show will be Ferry traffic at Castle- Officers for the 1972-
id i} gar showed a marked in- 73 term were elected at the
crease in April 1972 over May dinner meeting of Vali
the same period in the pre- Toastmistress Club.
vious year, Only Livestock -New officers are as fol-
crossings showed a de- lows:
crease, Figures foliow with © President, Mrs. Ronald
1971 figures listed first in King; ‘vice-president, Mrs.
brackets; round trips, (2, Samuel Lanzarotta; \secre-
d tary, Mrs. Mitchel Chernoff
ir treasurer, Mrs. Ron Ol-
* iver.
Two guests and a full
attendance of members
© Ervp. Mane OO) So abacevek | sey tip te Taroute: by aice
es or buses, ; motorcycl- oronto by ie
The students will be in (75) 892; livestock, (61) | Lanzarotta,
the ‘Slocan area in early 45, Pictures of outstanding
July to distribute a questio- places of interest guided the
nnaire to the public. Group tour. A visit to the Ontario
embers are: Letts, Science Centre presented a
National Auction review of the technologic-
Each year the Canada tr wonders of today. The
Post Office holds.a:national Centre is eight blocks Jong
suction of unclaimed Pare- snd each’ section, a8

"ALL GRAD SUITS
20 Pct. OFF for CASH. ;

SHOP EARLY
lane ride.

BONNETT’S-===-ss Mira. Hitchel Chernott

ive a& WOTt icture 0! er

TELEPHONE 365-6761 it to date when she made
er

speech.

A reading on “How to
Save Money at the Super-
market” by Mrs. Moses Zi-
bin gave members some
timely tips on how to shop

eated in a separate depart-
ment, The wonders of Ont-

feel

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JIM SHISKIN, B.A. the topic session.

<c¢ Representing Fruit Growers by ane mene we ee
SH Mutual General evaluation was giv-
en by Mrs. Ronald King.

' Ave., Castlegar (Across
from the Legion). PEI Mail

In 1875, mail be; on
Phone 365-3301 the Prince Edward Sisland

Railway.

SHOPPING
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“@ Giftware @ Garden Supplies

t ) Automobile Accessories

“Everything for the Do-it-Yourselfer”

- ical manner and _ bot!

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LLOYD MACKEY'S REPORT

It might be a whole
new ball game.

. A few days from now,

‘ou will know who the new

i “he legislat
ele;

on more even footing than
they have been, in eve
ent ot an election, ‘i pe
ie resigna’ lon 0} rr.
Fat McGeer appeared to be
a political repetition—with
a it difference — of the
demise of the now Mr. Jus-
tice Tom Berger as NDP
leader. Both men are more
intellectual than emotional
in their approach to -poli-
tics. th present elr
reasoning in a careful log.
io

their research well. Ideal
qualities for leadership? fe
parently not on the Brit
Columbia political scene. 2
fe difference I just
referred to is that. Berger
went-after an election —
McGeer has gone before;
And the Liberal party ap-
pears to be looking for

It is another subject
but in a similar vein.
The Indian

of
wanted to buil

by
ARDA (Agricultural and
Rural Development Agency)
a joint federal-provins
project.

Environment minister,
Jack Davis turned it down,
because he believed it
would not be economically
viable. He suggested that
some old canneries along
the Skeena River be purch-
ased for the Indian people
to , instead.

week, my work
gave me a chance to spend
a few days with about 400
United Church people meet-

ing at Langley. The delegat-
és ‘were “given a rt.

about Port Simpson. prepar-

Community Chest "CASTLEGAR NEWS Thursday, May 18, 1972 £. is

To Enter Campaign .
With New Name

The KRC Community
Chest will be operating un-
der a new name when they
go on their drive for funds
this year.

year,

Certification has been
received for the change to
Casllegar and District Un-
ited Appeal.

($300), C

Health Assoc. ($200)

The United Appeal
stressed that in future all
local organizations wishing
to make applications must
appear personally at one of

ie Appeals monthly ‘meet-
ings. Next meeting is June
13 at 8 p.m. in the Hi Ar-
row Arms.
The Appeal has received
thank you letters from the.
Air Cadet Squadron, B.C.
Borstal _ Assoc., Castlegar
and Robson Girl Guides,
Camp Rory and the B.C. Ep-
ilepsy Society. *

Annual convention of
the B.C, United Appeal will
‘be held in Trail June 16-
18 and. four directors of the
local group are planning to
attend.

Last Rites Held
For Mre. Baxter

Mrs, Doreen Ann Bax-
ter, 48, a resident of Blue-
berry Creek, died Sunday
in the Castlegar and District
Hospital. Funeral services
were held Tuesday from
St. David's Church,

Born in Nelson, April ©

5, 1929, where she receiv-
ed her education, Mrs. Bax-
ter was a graduate from
Victoria Normal School.

ie married in Nelson
and resided in Kettle Falls,
Wash, until 1964 when mov-
ang to Blueberry Creek.

Mrs. Baxter was active
in local bowling.

She is survived by her
husband, Jim; three sons,
Gary and Te: of Kettle -
Falls and Ronald of Sacra-
mento, Calif; five grand-
three brothers,
ictoria and “Jim

y

ed by a United Church re- . P!

group appointed to,

Bei
look into the situation. The
church had. originally be-
co

who can
intellectual and emotional

: appeal.
5 PPeDavid Anderson, the
uimalt

maverick MP from Eq
Saanich and Surrey’s mayor
William Vander Zalm are
seeking the mantle — An-
derann with McGeer’s bless-
ig.

Last week, I mentioned
Premier. Bennett's. announ-
cement about plans for a

ask Rev.
John Mashore, the denom-
ination’s B.C. Indian Affairs
consultant to help them ad-

voeate the project.
- In brief,. the report
© That the federal
government placed econom-
ie values before social and

grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. Johnson of Kelowna:
Rev. Clint Howard of-
ficiated at the services with
burial in Park Memorial
Cemetery in Kinnaird.

Flowers are greatfully

declined. Donations may be
made to the Cancer id
in care of the Bank of
Montreal in Castlegar.
Castlegar Funeral Home.
was. in charge of arrange-
ments. 5 :

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Fried, boiled, scrambled and poached eggs are 2 com-
mon part of our daily diet. But have you ever counted
the number of special egg recipes? . . . or the number af.
recipes: which call for eggs es one of the ingrediente?.
The list is virtually endless — and -new-egg idneas are:
being created all the time. The reasons for this wide-
Spread use of eggs are obvious: High in feed vaiue,.eggs
also have unique cooking qualities whict: make tien
indispensable in many recipes. To find haw richly varied!
this delightful food can be, we invite you to test cur cwm
collection of recipes using farm-fresh B.C. eggs. It's
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© GOVERNMENT OF

. BRITISH COLUMERA
eo Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.

and cul

crown
to assist. food processing

and secondary manufactur-
ing industries.

The fact that he an-
‘nounced it at the same
time as McGeer chose to re-
sign is. intriguing, because
McGeer had told me dur-
ing the session that one of
the major failures of Social
Credit was its basing of the,
provincial economy on little
else than resource indust-

He said at the time
that the Bennett govern-
ment was fearful of second-

One
Liberals wi

+ didates for the t 0

spot,
when they. meet in Pentict-
on in a few days, is “what
kind of leadership will you
give on the matter of sec-
ondary industry?”

The answers, weighed
with a few other political
factors could affect the fut-
ures of a:few dozen British
Columbia ‘communities,

Like Port Simpson.

cl
rejecting the project.
eT

hat the old can-

neries Davis proposes. tak-
ing over would require In-
dian people in Port Simp-

because housing
tidal water and hard against
salleyay

those factors more serious-

@ That seven Indian
bands had gotten together

.and worked out plans for

the project, and its imple-

tation would have been |

a key factor in Indian self-
determination.

In very polite and tact-
ful terms, the report also
indicated that the reason
the project was not econ-
omically viable in the stric-
test sense, was that corpor-
ations operating such things
as fish canneries like to get
every dollar of profit they
can out a resource, and are
not too anxious to share ev-
en three per cent of a sal-
mon harvest.

‘TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION

SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
By JOANNE FUGINA

_ of the
ional Meditation Society

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in recent (eats, steel has out-performed ot

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