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HOMEGOODS Grand chancellor
“FURNITURE

! visits Knights
WAREHOUSE

Grand Chancellor Hughie visit and talk, the highlight of
Wray of The Grand Lodge of the evening was when the
. Mon. - Sat., 0 - 5:30
China Creek

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244 ACRE
HOBBY FARM
‘in Theys. 2,000 49. 1, home with 18138
‘condition. 1S ocres Nat cleared
tonge and cooktop.

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Outdoor Power Equipment
rust ond rut trees. Ali buildings sn ex
‘ocres of lond in Poss Creek. heres &
large cestom designed 2-sHorey home
leaturing @ massive rock Wweploce in
livingroom, bun
Double garage ond much more. Owner

Wenete Reed ot Beever Creek, Trail

Twin Rivers Knights of Py- brother Roland Peachy with
thias Lodge No. 70 on Sept. . a 50-year service pin, Brother

Channel Guide

British Columbia ‘visited grand chancellor presented
“Drive a Little to Save a Lot”

~ TRADES TRAINING AT NIGHT

AUTOMOTIVES — HEAVY DUTY
SMALL MOTORS

16 in the Masonic Hall on 3rd
Street in Castlegar.

A dinner was held at the
East Gate Gardens attended
by brothers from Trail and
Salmo, as well as the Castle-
gar brothers.

In addition to his official

Peachy was a member of
New Denver Lodge before
transferring to No. 70.

The grand chancellor also
installed the district deputy,
and the lodge deputies of
Castlegar and Salmo lodges.

OPEN HOUSE

SIDE-BY-SIDE IN THRUMS

19 country

‘Open Saturday.

Watch for Signs on Highway |

day, October'2

woman in order to further his career,
in ‘Tootsie,’ the blockbuster 1982 film

airing Sunday, Sept. 29.0n ABC.

Dustin Hoffman stars /as a struggling
actor who disguises himself as a

super fast,

Self-Paced Programming
SCHEDULE YOUR OWN HOURS.
Shop Time — 4 - 10 p.m. Monday to Thursday
Apprenticeship Level Certificati ilable

igh to Wed:

Village of 158
up for sale

SHADYSIDE VILLAGE, Dog, was sold in 1959 to a
Pa. (AP) — This town — 23 church. Six years later, the
houses, 13 garages, a chapel, church sold it-to an insurance
ballfield, water system, even salesman who, in 1980, sold it
a backhoe and 1984 pickup to Jesse Buzzard of Rimers-
truck — can be bought for burg, Pa.
$300,000. Buzzard, 62, invested

“A touch of city in the $200,000 in a new water
country,” said Russell Patz, system and provided a back-
50, who moved, from Pitts- hoe and pickup.
burgh to this rural com- He put the village of 158
munity én-1959. “You have people up for sale in May and

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INFORMATION AT 352-6601

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50-YEAR PIN Grand Chancellor Hughie Wray (left). during the recent ceremony were Seaman Dewis, and
presents 50-' service pin to Roland Peachy of Twin. Anton Schwiertz, chancellor commander of Lodge No.
Rivers Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 70. Also on hand ‘70.

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TORONTO (CP) — Many _A 180-square-metre (2,000- values below 1981 highs are likelihood of a repeat of the adventure in suburban liv- Girl
off to
lative boom in 1981 still have the Toronto area cost about N.B. takers
Jefferson House provides enjoyable, quiet, | Some way to go before their $171,200 in July, highest in Meanwhile, Halifax, with Nestled in a wooded Mant
n :
- f P ide Vi 1 has been selected as a
required. Subject to space availability. gests. : May 1981, $167,400 a year housing values rise steadily. burgh, Shadyside Village was _ gir!
= Runzheimer Canada Inc., a: later, $162,340 in May 1983 A home worth $157,600 today F founded around the turn of contestant for the 1985 Can-
at church mined the ing hills ing
though house prices are gen- A comparable home in 1983 and $155,200 in 1984... The Castlegar Pentecostal {oF limestone. (TEEN) pageant.
seven out of 10 cities sur- - Values in the hard-hit Cal- higher now than in 1981 are ary from Taiwan. many were dilapidated and: will go to: Toronto ‘for the
gary realestate market have Regina and Quebec City. Rev. John. Dobroski_wili_™ost_of the -miners—had— pageant, to be held Oct. 9-12.
continue to rise steadily dur-— one at 7:30 p.m. Friday known locally and for reasons achievement and community
ing the next year between and at 6 p.m. on Sunday. 9° One agrees on as Yellow involvement.

Canadians who bought homes square-feet) home in an at- Winnipeg, Montreal, Osha- rapid rise in costs that oc- ing.” joked his son, Mark
+ ae Toronto
‘secure, comfortable lodging within 3 minutes | houses are worth what they the survey. That compares the second-highest current Mission along": ;, creek; about ‘
Toronto-based management and $166,340 in the spring of sold for $122,600 in 1981, the century for the men who ada Quality Teen Encourag-
4 She erally rising across Canada Vancouver costs $152,600 to-__ Apa 3 ‘the Tabernacle will be holding The company didn’

+; PEHeCFSOMn LOUISE. | they naversenr-not vewenea"” aay, iors than $48, ° the survey special missionary services *elling the houses afte

dropped even more dramati- Some analysts—are—pre-—share what is happening in ™Oved away. ‘The focus of the pageant is
four and six per cent. There will also be slides = ,
x Here’s
a

m oven ond microwave),
fond wet bor. You mus! sep
‘shopping. Priced at only $59,900,

‘Asking low. low $70s,

e e K : the conveniences of a city. about a half-dozen people
o U Se r | ces Ss | Ow You have the friendship of have responded but no one
neighbors close by.” has made a serious offer.
at the height of the specu- tractive suburban setting in wa, Ont., and Saint John, curred in 1981. Patz, 23, the village care-
from city centre. Advanced reservations paid for them, a survey sug- with a price of $187,200 in prices in the survey, has see! < kilometres northeast of Pitts- | A 15-year-old Grand Forks
services
consulting firm, says al- 1984. $148,600 in 1982, $149,600 in
clip MOTOR /AAS~ Forlvoed the levels of spring 1981 in its price of $201,200 in 1981. where housing prices are this weekend with a mission- ™ine closed in 1953 since unteer at Boundary Hospital,
jefferson
ond Save! In Spokane
cally. A home that—cost~dicting housing prices will Taiwan during two services , The 1Shectare village, to acknowledge academic
Other cities with house And forecasters see no and a display on Taiwan.

Seniors hold meeting _

The Castlegar and District game during the summer.

patrick as general convenor.
Senior Citizens’ Association The centre had been open The social meeting was
held its business meeting for the usual card games for held Sept. 19. In-the-absence—
Sept. 5. President Curt Wat- those looking for less stren- of Entertainment Convenor
erman welcomed the mem- uous entertainment. __ LaDe psett, Edith-Hesiop—4
Z nber—is—calledon five members to
break._—here there is alley bowling give an account of their
PY day was sung. Wednesday afternoons and summer vacations.
to five members reporting carpet bowling Friday after- | Arlee Anderson travelled
birthdays, and Alice and Curt noons. to Hawaii. Florence Laycock
Waterman had celebrated Bridge is played Mondays and Leora Nutter saw differ-
their wedding anniversary and Fridays with bingo play- ent aspects of the Saskat-
during the summer. ed the first and third Tues- chewan prairie.

One minutes’ silence was. days and second and fourth Margaret Munns travelled
vobserved in memory of two Thursdays of the month. to Mexico and Elizabeth Lat-
deceased members, Phyllis There will also be whist ta and Beatrice Lundquist
Baker and Fred Wendish. _ the second and fourth Thurs- toured England, Scotland

It was reported that 12 day evenings at 7 p.m., to and Wales.
members had put the newly which the public is invited. enjoyable - afternoon
purchased bocce ballsto good _ Oct. 18 is the date set for was brought to a close with
use, and enjoyed playing the the Fall Tea, with Jean Fitz- refreshments.

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THE APPLICATIONS
Pursuant to an Application dated March 20, 1984 new Electric Tariff Rate
Schedules of British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority (B.C. Hydro”)
were accepted for filing effective April 15, 1984, by Commission Order No.
G-18-84 authorizing an interim increase of 6.5%. Pursuant to an Application
dated ber 9, 1984, ded by an A dated May 13, 1985,

————f- new Electric-Fariff-Rate Schedules of B-G.-Hydro-were accepted for-filing
fective June 13, 1985 by Commission Order No. G-48-85 authorizing a
terim increase of 3.75%. Both increases were authorized on an interim
basis and are subject to refund with interest calculated at the prime rate of
the principal bank, with which B.C. Hydro di its busin di
determination resulting from a public hearing.

THE PUBLIC HEARING

The Commission has set down the Applications for public hearing commen-

cing at 10:00 a.m., local time, on Monday, November 4, 1985 in the Hearing’

Room of the Commission, located on the Fourth Floor, 800 Smithe Street,
"Vancouver, BC.

PUBLIC INSPECTION OF THE APPLICATIONS

The Applications and supporting material are available for inspection at the
following locations: -

or write |
2154 Crestview Crescent,
00 P.M.

Castlegar,

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Any person intending to give evidence or cross-examine witnesses at the
public hearing should give written notice of their intention to intervene, in-
cluding a brief statement of the nature of their interest in the proceedings,
not later than October 15, 1985. One copy of such written notice is tobe sent
to Mr. A.C. Michelson, Commission Secretary, B.C. Utilities Commission,
Fourth Floor, 800 Smithe Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2E1, and one copy to
Mr. R.D. Strilive, General Solicitor, B.C. Hydro and Power Authority, Legal
Division, 18th Floor, 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 1Y3.

MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC Hess

, Are invited as observers to attend any or all sessions of this Public Hearing.

« PRE—HEARING CONFERENCE
The Applicant and registered intervenors are advised that a pre-hearin: x
conference to discuss the procedures will be held in the Hearing Room o} PUMPKIN ¢
the.Commission on the Fourth Floor, 800 Smithe Street; Vancouver, B.C.-at coon punrian 2) By

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