AB 5 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 9, 1978
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Weekly Results from Castlegar’s Bowling Lanes

Golden’ Age Bowlers (Oct. 25)

LHS Jessie Donnan 152, _

LHT: Mildred Brady 411.
MHS Marshall Town 193,
MHT Ken Keating 500.

Mon. Morning Ladies—Coffee
League (Oct, 30)

LHS Doris Sbitney 253.
LHT Anne Podd 606.

THS Sherry's Team 1162,
‘THT Sherry's Team 3095,

Team Points: Castle Tigers
13, Valley Mites 11, Coffee
Mates 10, Die Hards 13, Genelle
Bluffers 16, Sherry's Team 21.

Other 600's: Bonnie White
604.

Mon. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Oet. 23)

. LHS Naney Donald 222.
LHT Nuney Donald 550.

+ MHS Darrell Rourke 325.
MHT Darrell Rourke 714.

THS Sunshiners 1038. THT

Sunshiners 2776,

+ Team Points: Who Cares 3,
‘Tidy ‘Bowlers 1, Dial-a-Strikes
3, Good Guys 1, hi 4,

THS Wobbly Wonders
1199, THT Wobbly Wonders
3204,

Team Points: Midnight
Marvels 100, Wobbly Wonders
91, Special Deliveries 8412, Bee
Bowlers 80'7z, Roxy Rollers 74,
Bashful Five 74.

Other 600's: M. Read 600.
‘Thurs, Morning Ladies ©

LHS Ann Gouk 297, LHT
Ann Gouk 667.

Team Points: Minks 23,
Lions 17, Teddy Bears 14'2,
Chipmunks 12, Beavers 9,
Squirrels 8,

Other 600's:
phrey 621.
Thurs. Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers (Oct. 26)

LHS Bontie White
LHT Irene Sheriden 673.

THS Moaners 1148, THT
Moaners 3300.

Team Points: Hooters 97,
Screamers 111, Groaners 89,

Joan Hum-

258.

Wailers 89, Criers 97, Moaners
105, y
Other 600's: Bonnie White

Thurs. Night Mixed (Oct. 26)

LHS Nina Voykin 262,
LHT Ninn Voykin 660.

MHS Jim Gouk 301. MHT
Darrel Rourke 743,

THS Misfits 1203, THT
Misfits 3210,

Team Points: Avengers 0,
Hotless 1, Owees 4, Robson
Rollers 4, Out of Towners 2,
South 5-3, Misfits 4, Stingers
3, Green City Gamblers 2, All
Stars 1, Cannon Balls 0, Alley
Hogs 0,

Other 600's: Gordon Dan-
chella 726, Jim Gouk 722, Gary
Jackson 717, Matt Rohn 687,
Orlando Vecchio 678, Robert
Mott 674, Charlie Burdett 661,
Marvin LeRoy 643, Jake Koe-
nig 623, Don Beck 621, Erma
Mykyte 615, Bernice Smith 606,

Doug Fellman 603, Ann Gouk
603, Ron Smith 601.

Fri, Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. (Oct.
27

LHS Annette Waywood
298. LHT Annette Waywood
791.

MHS Ron Postnikoff 320,
MHT: Charlie Burdett 819,

THS Super Stars 1299..

THT 5-Wheelers 3508,

Team Points: Cotton Pick-
ers 105%, Super Stars 97,
Gutter Rats 104, 5-Wheelers 87,
Hotshots 97, Roadrunners 97'/2.

Other 600's: Ron Postni-
koff 765, Garry Rayner 730,
, Erma Mykyte 646, Ed Way-
wood 634, Terry Jack 625, Bob
Cowlin 622, Mable Postnikoff

616.
Sun, Night Mixed — S.M.D.
Beavers (Oct. 29)

LHS Diana Lady 221. LHT
Diana Lady 579.

MHS K. Dewalt, C. Bur-

dett and E, Adshead 236, MHT
Charlie Burdett 668,

THS Charlie's Bunch 1192.
THT Charlic's Bunch 3299,

Team Points: Goof Balls
15, Yahoos 4, Good Losers 13,
Charlie's Bunch 18, M/W Sharp-
shooters 10,

Other 600's: Len Donald
657, Ken Dewalt 656, Ed
Adshead 622, Ken Laktin 641,

Youth Bowling Council Mixed
i Senior Division

GHS Debbie Wood 226,
GHT Debbie Wood 608.

BHS Eugene Coleman 257.
BHT Robert Mott 672.

Junior Division

GHS Tracy Kravs 168.
GHT Karen Wilson 467.

BHS Glen Wilson 216. BHT
Glen Wilson 474.

Bantam Division

GHS Debbie Cheveldave
153. GHT Debbie Cheveldave
381.

Hobbits 0.

“Other 600's: Ed Waywood
660,:-Dave John 610, Marvin
Hoqd 642, Don Rosler 662, Glen
Kikkwood 652, Mike Wichert
602;

Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Oct. 30)
+. LHS Patty Fomenoff 255.
LHT Mary Quiding 625.
+2 MHS James Makortoff 308.
MHT James Makortoff 694,
+) THS AllStrikes 1153, THT
tikes 3388.
‘eam Points: Suckers 97,
is 85'2, Lucky 13's 93,
Spares 77'2, All Strikes 79,
High Ballers 72.

‘Other 600's: Doug Lee 630,
Gord Danchella 609.

Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (Oct. 31)

SLHS Lorraine McGuire

HT Dorothy Hardy 603.

THS Pincurlers 1136. THT
Pincurlers 3107.

-Team Points: Cheerios
10642, Muffets 9812, Mugs 126,
Pincurlers 120, Take Five 101,
Wheaties 120.

‘Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m.
(Oct. 24)

:tLHS M. Quiding 240. LHT
N. Archibald 655.

THS Central Foods 1159.

THT. Central Foods 3272.

.Team Points: Central
Foodsi109, Castlegar Hotel 108,
Northwest Homes 97, Castle-
gat:Drug 94, Beauty Lane 92,
Super- Valu 88.

{Other 600's: B. Smith 638,

*Quiding 623, K. Gritchin

isLHS Joyce Turner 224.

LHT. Joyce Turner 582,

MHS. Leel Olsen 316. MHT
Maryjn, Wood 787.
ZTHS Live 5—1232.
8253155.

im Points: Roadhogs 10,
wks 14, Tee Cees 8,
» Live 5-22,

THT

scorg}2Dwayne Keus 627, Willy
Kalgaitjkoff 622, Pete Lebedoff
617s

feMorning Ladies
‘SHS Erma Mykyte 286.
LHTEtma Mykyte 7.
“TRS Nova's 1163. THT
Novica 3100.
m Points: Continentals
mblers 107%, Bobcats
's 103, Chevys 107,
Model “Tees 87.
ther 600's: Elaine Martin

d- Night Mixed (Oct. 25)
LHS L. Read 246, LHT K.
603. ‘
E. Adshead

MHS 326.
MHT-E. Adshead 725,

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CASTLEN-NEWS SPORTS

Mon. Morning Ladies—Coffee
League (Oct. 23)

LHS Vi Madrigga 222.
LHT Diana Lady 616,

THS Die Harus 1089, THT
Coffee Mates 3090.

Team Points: Castle Tigers
12, Valley Mites 7, Coffee
Mates 22, Die Hards 20, Genelle
Bloffers 18, Sherry's Team 5.

ight Mixed 7-9 p.m.

WHS Nancy Donald 277.
LHT Nancy Donald 768.

MHS Darrel Rourke and
Ed Waywood 271, MHT Darrel
Rourke 712,

THS Tidy Bowlers 1058.
THT Dial-A-Strike 2948,

Team Poin
date) — Who Cares??

Bowlers 13, Good Guys 11,
Hobbits 10,
Sunshiners 6.

Other 600's: Ab Dunn 623,
Ed Waywood 664, Elaine Hor-
lick 605, Glen Kirkwood 687,
Mike Wichert 604. .

Mon, Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Oct. 23)

LHS Jean Shay 227. LHT
Darlene Croft 599,

MHS Larry Olson 350.
MHT Larry Olson 780.

7 THS Suckers 1231. THT
Lucky 13's 3403.

Team Points: Suckers 80,
Misfits 78%, Lucky 13's 80,
Spares 61'2, All Strikes 56,
High Ballers 61.

Other 600's: Ron McIntyre
758, Dennis Garrison 664. ~
‘Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (Oct. 24)

LHS Eleanor Holdsworth
261. LHT Britt Edblad 638,

THS Mugs 1132, THT
Pincurlers 3100.

Team Points: Cheerios
100', Muffets 90'2, Mugs 112,
Pincurlers 99%, Take Five
812, Wheaties 104.

Other 60's: Eleanor Holds-
worth 621.

Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m.
(Oct, 17)

LHS K. Gritchin 273, LHT
D. Lady 700.

THS Castlegar Hotel 1102.
THT Northwest Homes 3112.

Dial-A-Strike 7, .

Team Points: Northwest
Homes 91, Castlegar Hotel 88,
Central Foods 85, Castlegar
Drug 83, SuperValu 79, Beauty
Lane 78.

. Other 600's: M. Quiding
698, K. Gritchin 693, L. Buday
74,

674,
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Oct. 17)

LHS Blythe Jenner 276.
LHT Darline Edwards 611.

MHS Matt Rohn 302. MHT
Matt Rohn 756.

THS Regulars 302, THT
Pin Pals 3480. g

Team Points: Pin Pals 21,
Regulars 19, Columbia #5—8,
Termites 15, "DE" Bowlers 5,
Rolling Pins 16.

Other 600's: Larry Olson
680, Gary Jackson 668, Roger
Corbeil 657, Bob Cowan 650,
Tom Cowan 628, Darline Ed-
wards 611, Chris Moffat 611.
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Oct. 24)

LHS Darlene Kalesnikoif
246. LHT Lynda Wood 640.

MHS Orlando Vecchio 315.
MHT Orlando Vecchio 830,

THS Tee Cees 1321. THT
Tee Cees 3511.

Team Points: Roadhogs 6,.

Nighthawks 9, Tee Cees. 20,
Who Cares 15, Live 5—17,
Rowdy Rush-ins 17.

Other 600's: Dwayne Keus
729, Len Darnbrough 691,
Marvin Wood 686, Wes Kirk-
wood 677, Willy Kalesnikoff
628, Erma Mykyte 627.

Wed. Morning Ladies

LHS Betty Pinter 290.

LHT Betty Pinter 621.

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THS Ramblers 1075. THT
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Team Points: Continentals
70, Ramblers 81%, Bobcats
642, Nova's 69, Chevys 75,
Model Tees 60.

Other 600's: Fran Kraus
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Wed. Night Ladies—Valley-
maid 7-9 p.m. (Oct. 25)

LHS Linda LePage 264;
LHT Linda LePage 696.

-, THS Bluebirds 1168. THT
Bluebirds 3178.

. Team Points: Vultures
11'%, Falmingo's 8, Humming-
birds 18, Blucbirds 22, Eagles
11, Swallows 13%.

Other 600's: Annette Way-
wood 608, Ev Koreen 639,
Shirley Barton 626.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Oct. 18)

LHS M. Munns 243, LHT
M. Munns 602,

MHS M. Read 252. MHT
M. Read 715.

THS Special Deliveries
1162, THT Wobbly Wonders
3237.

Team Points: Midnight
Marvels 8742, Wobbly Wonders

_ 73, , Special Deliveries ..69'/z,

~Roxy. Rollers. 66,.Bee. Bowlers

62, Bashful Five 62, °

= Thurs. Morning Ladies (Oct: *
26)

LHS Chris Makiev 244.
LHT Chris Makiev 618.

Team Points: Lions 22,
Teddy Bears 21, Minks 16,
Squirrels 11, Beavers 9, .Chip-
munks 5, i

Other 600's: Lynda Wood
611, Nona Paulson 613.

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Rowdy Rollers (Oct. 19)

LHS Linda Buday 238.
LHT Linda Buday 645.

THS Screamers 1044, THT
Screamers 3019.

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GHS Tammy Wishlow 99,
GHD Tammy Wishlow 169,
BHS Mark Brunton 101,
BHD Mark Brunton 174.
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~ NOTICE TO ELECTORS

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY
(Defined Portion of Electoral Area ‘J'")

ROBSON AND RASPBERRY AND IMMEDIATE ADJACENT:

Such poll shall be opened Saturday, the 18th day of November, 1978, between the |
hours of 8:00 o'clock In the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon Local Time at
the following designated location, of which every person is hereby required to take
notice and govern himself accordingly:

Residence of Cliff and Carol Churches, Robson
for the purpose of voting on the following named bytaw:
The “ROBSON AND RASPBERRY AND IMMEDIATE ADJACENT AREA FIRE

PROTECTION SERVICE AREA BYLAW NO. 245, 1978," to ascertain the opinion
of the electors of the Defined Portion of Electoral Area '‘J'' on the following

Team Points: Hooters 79,
xf

Wailers 78, Criers 85, Moaners
82.

Thurs. Night Mixed (Oct. 19)

LHS Ann Gouk 265, LHT
Ann Gouk 682,

MHS Orlando Vecchio 351.
MHT Orlando Vecchio 872.

THS All Stars 1158. THT
All Stars 3126.

Team Points: Avengers 0,
Hotless 0, Owees 3, Robson
Rollers 1, Out Of Towners 1,
South 5—2, Misfits 4, Stingers
3, Green City Gamblers 3, All
Stars 4, Cannon Balls 2, Alley
Hogs 1.

Other 600's: Darrel Rourke
762, Howie Byers 684, Mike
Wichert 669, Bruce MacKenzie
653, Don Beck 645, Marvin
LeRoy 630, Butch Quiding 630,

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potter and painter Jerry Enewald Is shown

8 | at the wheel with his two children,
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: Voice of the People

_ Hey, Mature Adults

Editor, Castlegar News:

“1 am writing this letter
becatse'l feel that you should
be vonterned about, we the
students, and how we feel.

zThis whole misunderstand-
ing between two organizations
can be explained very easily, It
goes like this: The people in-
volved in CUPE and the school
boafd think that they are
mature adults — both thinking
that they are right, and that
what they are doing is the right
thing. The strike not only con-
cerns them —-we the students
are affected more.

‘For example: Relate the
whoje situation to a football
game. Two teams are going to
play, each other in a final game,
whith neither of them will win.
One: side is CUPE; the other
the School board. However, we
the “students, are the football.

“Actually, in the final game,

the ‘football doesn't have any-
thing to do with this game. It's
the two sides that are involved
— each trying to beat the other.
Thejfootball, however, is get-
ting; the bad deal out of this
game. The football (the stu-
dents) get kicked around,
thrown away and roughly
handled. This is a perfect

* example of what is happening.

~:Our education is getting
thrown away by the fact that
we gre not able to go to school
on a-regular basis, I guess you

wouldn't understand how much «

extta work we have to fit into
40 niinutes and three times that
at Home. Especially when half
of the homework you can't
understand.

and the CUPE workers, think
that this is the way of solving
your problem. Even I can tell
you that it's foolish, and I'm
only 16.

I just hope that all you so-
called mature adults ‘will think
this over, so that we, the
students, can at least get a
proper education and a chance
in life. - .

Nona Verigin
Student
Stanley Humphries Secondary
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Local Ladies’
Team to Play

New Denver
By JEREMY PALMER

The Kootenay .Women's
Amateur - Basketball League
got underway Wednesday with
the Castlegar senior ladies
being hosted by the Trail-
Rossland ladies’ team.

Castlegar junior ladies will
be playing New Denver this
Sunday. The remaining team of
the five-team league, Beaver
Valley, will play its first game
on Tuesday against the Castle-
gar senior ladies in the Cominco
Gym.

Weekend Tourney Scores:

Saints in 3rd Place

Selkirk Saints Women's
Field Hockey team won one
game and lost two at the second
half of the B.C, Totem: Tourney
held in Vancouver recently,
holding on to their third-place
position to win the Bronze °
medal,

Vancouver City College
took first place due to their 4-0
win over Okanagan College.

Selkirk defeated BCIT 1-0
with Sharlene Martini scoring
the only. goal, Okanagan won
over Selkirk 2-1, with Tanis
Bourchier tallying Selkirk’s
lone goal while Vancouver City
College shutout Selkirk 3-0.

VCC and Okanagan tied for
first place with 14 points, but.
Vancouver City College took
first place because they scored
more goals than Okanagan
College while Selkirk College
placed third with nine points
and BCIT was fourth with
seven points, ©

Coach Faye Fodor was
pleased with the Saints taking
the third place in the Totem
Conference Tournament and
congratulations go out to the
players of the Saints for their
contribution to the team this
fall: Diane Bartsh, Anne Biru-
kow, Tanis Bourchier, Theresa

-Bourchier, Diane Geary, Heath-
er: Jenkins, Sharlene Martini,
Nancy Moran, Kathleen Mox-
ham, Carolyn Price, Barb Rode,
Laurisa Kanigan,

Selkirk finished off the
exhibition games with the local
high school teams with a 3-1
victory over the L. V. Rogers
team from Nelson on Oct. 17 at
Queen Elizabeth Park in Nel-
son. Goal scorers for Selkirk
were Dionne Bartsch, Anne
Birukow and Sharlene Martini.

* * *

The final two games of the
soccer season saw the Selkirk
Saints go down to defeat at
Cariboo College by scores of 6-0
and 5-3, Selkirk goal scorers for
the second game were: Tim
Evans, Dan Conne and Ron
Quilter.

The Saints played a strong
game on Sunday after the one-
sided loss on Saturday and
finished the season with a two
win-eight loss record for the
season.

This wraps up the season
for the Saints’ soccer squad, but
Coach Baker is planning to play

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Results .

Continued from page AS
Shirley Tachetta 625, Dave
Hiebert 625, Erma Mykyte 605,
Pat Lucas 604, Larry Webster
603, Matt Rohn 603. ©
Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

~ MHS Ian Rae 252. MHT
John Mykyte 642. :

THS Alley Brats 1173.
THT Alley Brats 3326,

Team Points: Jolly Five 58,
Night Owls 70, Alley Brats 75,
Desert Demons 63, Robson "5"
77, Sweet Peas 77.

Sun. S.M.D. Mixed — Beavers

LHS Diane Leany 219.
LHT Diana Lady 634.

MHS George Pater and
Len Donald 317. MHT Ed
Adshead 773. :

THS Goof Balls 1232, THT
Charlie's Bunch 3656.

Team Points: Goof Balls
17, Yahoos 12,.Good Losers 7,
Charlie’s Bunch 19, Number 5—

5.
Youth Bowling Council Mixed
Senior Division

GHS Karen Kardash 213.
GHT Louise Hall 515.

BHS “Mike Wichert 338.
BHT Mike Wichert 719.

Junior Division

GHS Bev Postnikoff 192.
GHT Tracy Kravs 500.

BHS Ed Pereversoff 232.
BHT Brian Osachoff 568.

LHS Diana Lady 297. LHT
Diana Lady ‘696.

MHS Bob Cowlin 288.
MHT John Paulson 728,

THS Road Runners 1239,
THT Road Runners 3498.

Team Points: Cotton Pick-
ers 87%, Super Stars 84,

_ NOTICE TO ELECTORS

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY

(Electoral Area ‘'1"")

ELECTORAL AREA"1’ FIRE PROTECTION
SERVICE AREA REFERENDUM |

Such poll shall be opened Saturday, the 18th day of November, 1978, between the
hours of 8:00 o’clock in the forencon to 8:00 o’clock in the.afternoon Local Time at
the following designated locations, of Which every person Is hereby required to take
notice and govern himself accordingly:

question:

Bylaw No. 244 cited as ‘Electoral

Ww. F B.
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""Are you in favour of the Regional District of Central Kootenay adoption
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Bantam Division

Debbie Cheveldave 146.
GHT Debbie Cheveldave and
Renae Jenner 341.

BHS Ivan Makortoff 171.
BHT Ivan Makortoff 445.

, Pee Wee Division

GHS Anita Jenner 80.
GHD Tammy Wishlow 146.

BHS David Littley 83.
BHD David Littley 144.

ew
Gutter Rats 94, Five Wheelers
66, Hotshots 80, Road Runners
9242.
Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Mary Riesen 263.
LHT Mary Riesen 577.

‘A fresh new Voice
in city government

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for Alderman

‘CITY OF CASTLEGAR
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING _

Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, November 14,
1978, at 6:00 p.m. In the Council Chambers of the City Hall, 460 Columbia Avenue,
. Castlegar, B.C. to receive representations from all persons who deem it in their

interest to make

n 9 the prop:
the City of Castlegar Zoning Bylaw No. 160, 1977, and amending Bylaws.

BYLAW NO. 219 -

to

The Intent of Bylaw No. 219 Is to rezone Lots 1 and 2, District Lot 4598, Plan 4253
Kootenay District from ‘‘R1'’ Single-Family Residential to ‘‘R2’’ Single- and
Two-Family Residential. The proposed zoning of this property situated at 511 and
517 Christina Place would allow the construction of a duplex on each lot.

BYLAW NO. 220

The intent of Bylaw No. 220 is to rezone those properties taken Into the City of
Castlegar as‘a result of the City’s most recant boundary extension, from the current
zoning under the Regional District of Central Kootenay Zoning Bylaw to
comparable zones under the Clty of Castlagar Zoning Bylaw No. 160, 1977, and

amending Bylaws.

Coples of the aforementioned Bylaws and further particulars pertaining thereto
may be inspected at the Clerk's office, 460 Columbla Avenue, Castlegar, 6.C.
during the hours 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding

holidays.
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It’s‘sad to think that ever 800
students have to use two
washrooms (boys and git ls) and
sit in cold classrooms with one
all’heater. And to think that .
schoo! board officials

of which Is not to exceed a sum of the product of three mills on the basis .
of as fixed for school purposes under the Public Schools Act
excluding property taxable for school purposes only by special act?

YES _NO :

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Exterior

Floodlight
Bulbs .

Reg. $7.15.
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ADVANCE POLL
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Macrame Supplies
& Faceted Beads

Advance Poll shall be opened on Tuesday, November 14th, 1978, and Wednesday,
Novamber 15th, 1978, between-the hours of 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon and 2:00
o'clock In the afternoon, Local Time at the following focation:

Floodlight Light
Holders y kebe Bulbs

Pkg. of 2.
Reg. $3.95 ...... Rew. $1.29 St

Decorating &
Lighting

365-2633

(OBILEHOMES ~ | Regional District of Central Kootenay Office, Nelson, B.C.

Mi E HOM!
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
FURNITURE MART”

for permitting duly quallfled electors to vote, who shall sign a statement that (a)
they expect to be absent from the Regional District of Central Kootenay on polling
day; or (b) they are, for reason of conscience, prevented from voting on polling day;
or (c) through circumstances beyond their control, they will not be able to attend the
poll on polling day, namely, Saturday, the 18th day of November, 1978.

3 $549

Ph. 369-7168

Donna’s Gift Sh Given under my hand at Nelson, B.C. this 2nd day of November, 1978.

278 Columbia Ave. (Downstairs)

: a ea ; eae aday through Saturday

1 Maple Street At Fi E = Ga.m. toSp.m.
.C. . ' 4 . woods Holld
pn secaase co oors. directly across.the Ferry ini ROBSON | ey naa cpasl ane.

h. 366-3392

R. Henderson,
Returning Officer

365-3784
Pa CPO? Epeater Licence No. 1372