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© FOR RENT

FULLY FURNISHED 1
bdrm. suite, $100. Available
immediately. Ph, onihaerts

BDRM. PARTIALLY
furnicned apt., Hobson to-
wnsite, Ph, 365-3454. 38
SMALL HOUSE IN~ROB-
son, no bsmt. Ph, 365-7304,
GREEN ACRES TRAILER
Court. Reasonable alee,

2 BEDROOM MODERN
house, fridge and stove in
Kinnaird. Ph. 365-5223.

SMALL CABIN S|
for 2 or 3 people, available
immediately. Ph. eet
I BDRM. DUPLEX UNIT,
furnished, No children or
pets. Ph, 365-8091 after 5
p.m. 38
TRAILER PARKING SPACE
in quiet. residential area,
Ph. 365-5993. 87
ONE CAE IN ROBSON.
Ph, 365-7128. 37
IN

TRAILER SPACE
small ae Park, ae
= X 38 2 BDRM. TRAILER.
Ph, 365-8126 Junction Trail-
er Court, 37
3 SINGLE BEDROOMS, KI-
tehen priviledges, quiet loc-
ation in Kinnaird, Ph. oe

February 22, 197:

.@ FOR RENT
2 BDRM, HOUSE IN KIN-

le,

pets, Ph, 368-9773 ‘Trail. 3
i

MODERN 2 BDRM. HOUSE

in Robson. No pets. Ph, 865-

6691,

FULLY FURNISHED 10’ X

45' 2 bdrm. house trailer.

$75 per month, available

immediately. Ph, bear

MOBILE HOME SPACE AV-
ailable end of February. Ph.
365-75. 36

2 & 3 BDRM. SUITES FOR
rent. Full bsmt., 1 block
from all shopping facilities,
Ph. 365-5145 or soe 303: 3

IN BLUEBERRY, 2 BDRM.
suite, furnished. Ph, 366-
329: 38

HIPWELL RENTALS
1, 2 bedroom house, Castle-
far, large lot, quiet loca-
tion $110 a month.
2. 2 bedroom house, King
fe eck, heat and power
inel. $128 a month.
3. 2 bedrm, house, Kinnaird
with range, $85 a month,
4, Business premises on
Col. Ave. with heat, $125
a month,

Phone 365-7514

© MISC. for SALE

eee HUSKY PUPS.
Ph, 399-4414.

10 PER CENT SSCOUNT
on all used vacuums if you
ask for a Kirby Classic de-
monstration. Please see our
ad on page 8. Kootenay Kir-
by Co,

ELECTRIC RANGE

420 JOHN DEER CRAWLER
loader with % yd. bucket.
Ph, 365-7404, 37
JAWA, CZ, OSSA, _ZUN-
dapp, authorized dealers for
Boun Kootena: and
South Oka agan, Full stock
of accessories. G-O Motor-
cycles (Ken Gregory-Stan
Owen), Box 55: Grand
Forks, Ph, 442-8132 or 442-
3734. 48

ORDER CHICKS NOW- DE-
posit required. G. R. Me-
Rae, Passmore 226-7244. ‘38

SAWS SHARPENED (by

machine) and set, 82 Cedar

St. (Next to Castle Thesire):
in:

TOP SOIL, CRUSHED OR
pit-run gravel and sand —
Ph. 365-5158.

© HOMES for SALE

1 BDRM. FULLY FURNISH-
ed duplex in Castlegar. Ph.
365-5774.

LARGE MOBILE HOME
Space in Genelle Area. Ph.
693-2318, tin7

Did you get your Patronage
Refund last month? If not
enquire from Rosa at the
check-stand! Get it every
month--Your neighbor does
—Why not you? Bob's Pay’n
Takit Stores Ltd. 47

HIPWELL REALTY

Must Sell (MLS)

Reduced by $2,000 —
owner. moved so the house
is presently vacant. 10th
Ave. Kinnaird on the bench,
2 bdrms, W/W carpets thro-
oughout. Very comfortable,
Now only $17,900.

538-7th Ave.

2 bdrm. home. Love-
ly modern kitchen with lots
of birch cupboard space,
double: sink, and fan, Util-

room only a step away.
Partly finished basement,
double carport. Owners an-
xious to sell. $16,500.

Robson Townsite

1270 sq. ft of spacious
living. 4 bdrms. only 4
years old, range and fridge
included, Close to school
and store. Very reasonable
price at $18,000.

Just Listed
Kinnaird - 7th Ave. 3
bdrm, full basement home,

J. F. HIPWELL 365-7514 — AGENT
BJORN EDBLAD 365-7514 or 365-2423

HELP! (MLS)

Forced to sell this coun-
try place at Pass Ck. Near
finished 3 bdrm. home on
3 acres, Old barn and coop.
Good water system. Close
to school and fishing. Price
reduced by $1,500 but will
sill listen to an offer. Ple-
ase hurry.

Close to Everything
501-4ih Ave., Castle-
gar. Nicely kept 2 bedroom
home, full basement, fenc-
ed, fruit trees, close to
school and shopping. $15,-
00.

Commercial Property

Zoned C-1 (core com-
mercial) in downtown Cas-
tlegar. 93 ft. frontage, 199
ft. deep, 6,000 sq, ft. of
he fron’ property is paved.
Ideal location and favour-
able terms.

Acreage
143 acres, lot 8265,
t Blueberry and

extra bedi down. Sep-
arate garage. 2 acre pro-
perty. At less than $20,000
you can't go wrong.

Close to Town

Two bedrooms at 88
Cedar Street. New oil fur-
nace. Nice lot with fruit
trees. Needs some finishing
but for $8,900 it is a good
buy.

Woodland Park

11 years old, 3 bdrm.
full bsmt. 2 rooms down-
stairs. Nicely finished yard,
Approx. $2,000 worth of
furniture included in the
sale. This is the Ist listing
in a year we: have had in
the Woodland Park area, so
hurry or you'll be too late.
Full price $25,000.

Rent Problems (MLS)
‘Have a look. at this
cozy 2 bdrm. home in-Cas-
tlegar. Walking distance to
shopping. Large 100x120
ft. lot. For $10,500 you will

find it cheaper than rent.

China Creek $105 per acre
with F.P. of $15,000.

Castlegar Business

Retirement has forced
the sale of this money ma-
ker. Long established with
good reputation. Very rea-
sonable price. A golden
opportunity. for the right
person. All information in
confidence.

15% Return on Investment

Two dwellings on the
same lot, Sth Ave., Kin-
naird, one of which is block
masonry construction. Rev-
enues'o of $200 per month.
$13,01

ee - Deluxe

Contractor built for his
own enjoyment. 1600 sq.
ft. with finished basement.
Large kitchen, 2 beautiful
fireplaces. 22 baths. built-

ter softener, W/W carpets.
Balcony with a lovely view.

HIPWELL REALTY
353 Columbia Ave., Castlegar

listed at $47,000.

4 BDRM. OLDER TYPE
home, 8rd Ave., Castlegar,
elose to schools and shop-
ping, gas heat, cooking and
water, double’ garage, full
basement. Ph, 365-8304 after
30 p.m. 37

3 BEDROOM HOME IN
Castlegar. Ph, 365-6538, fe

9TH AVE. KINNAIRD. 4
drm. family home with
bsmt. Suite, separate gar-
age, pation. acres half of
this landscaped; fruit trees
also shade and flowering
shrubs. Ph. 365-7334. 36
TOW DOWN PAYMENT —
New three bdrm. full bsmt.
homes, patio doors, sundeck,

1g, CAL-
ports, $22,900 tor 1723-4 oth
Ave. $21,900 for 1725, 9th
Ave., Kinnaird in Kinberry
Helge, Ph. soa-b110 = te

. FULLY FURNISHED

NEW LISTINGS

cash,
GROCERY STORE

iness and building.
3 BDRM. HOME

low, low taxes.
BUILDING LOT

Subdivision,

SKATING ees
Sharp hy

YOUNG AGENCIES LIMITED ]

Castleaird Plaza

J. E, Young-Manager Office 365-3347 Res, 365-8117
Dave Cooper-Salesman Office 365-3347 Res. 365-8225

Neat 1 bdrm., fully furnished home located
on large 200’ X 100° lot. Move in immediately.
Owner asking $10,500 but will listen to offers.

First time listed a small grocery store. Ideal
operation for retired person. Full price $2,000

Large store, fully equipped, is now for sale.
Purchase price-includes % acre of land plus bus

Sharp home located. in the Fairview sub-
division. 3 bdrms. W to W in living room and

Attractive half acre treed lot — Crestview

© HOMES for SALE
MORTGAGE

MONEY IS .
available at Castlegar Sav-
ings

Credit Union. Ph. 365-
tins

© VEHICLES

69 MERCURY COUGAR —
Metallic green, white inter-
jor, 25,000 miles, 351 cu.-4V
-PS-PB, Selecto- matic trans.,
radio," 7 wheels si i reds

Strand and Mosh
Realty Ltd.

Ave., Trail

1198
Phone Trail 364-2507
tina2

© MOBILE HOMES

SAFEWAY. DOUBLE WIDE
24 X mobile home, will
eeapt B best offer. Ph. 365-
5884,

12 X 56 MOBILE HOME IN
good condition, Will consid-
er any offers, Ph, S655105:

MOBILE HOME 1969 PARK-
wood 12 X 56, 3 Bdrm. ful-
ly Tarnished. ‘Ph. eaters

U
8’ % 30' TRAILER. PH, 365-
5800, 64

© PROPERTY

LOT FOR SALE — 813 -
llth Ave. Kinnaird. Ph.
308-8976 after 4.30. 38
CHOICE RIVERVIEW PRO-
perty in Blueberry. 2.82 ac-
res, Ph, 365-7496. 37
1 LOT, 85’ X 151’ IN BLUE-
Ber Creek, Ph. one 1628

®@ VEHICLES

68 DATSUN 510, $750. PH.
365-5591 after

1964 VW, ay HOLOE &
battery, good Gas
heater $500. Ph. SHE 750,

1962 CHRYSLER 2
sedan. Good condition Ray
Ph, 399-4388.
1972 STINGER SNOWMO-
bile, 19 hp. Used approx.
30 hours, Excellent condi-
tion. Asking $550 or trade
for 2nd hand car. Ph, 365-
5469 after 5 p.m. 38
.’11 DATSUN 510 4 DR, -PH.
ware view. at Bi Riy-
uistel, Room’ 5. Asking
~ $1200.00 38
1572 10" VANGUARD CAM
per. Fiberglas roof,: fridge,
furnace etc. Must sell. Fe
365-6563.

-* time. Ideal fo:

One year main-
ing. Recently, new tires, bat-
tery, anti-freeze, 24,000 che-
ck, $2,800 firm, Ph. a
"A DODGE Ck DODGE CHARGER 333
Mag. PS. P.B., 3 speed au-
tomatle, 18,000 miles. Ph.
65-7723 and ask for Jim.
eT 3 TON FORD WITH 12°
Brantford Van. Top condi-
a Ph. 39! a =
164 GALAXIE, 3:
Goat shape. Ph. Dah ra,

1968 CUSTOM CAB Fin
Ford. 300 cu. in., 6 cyl., au-
to. Ph. 365-

© BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

~ EARN MONEY _

IN SPARE TIME

Men or Women to re-stock
and collect money from
New Type quality
coin-operated dispensers in
your area, No selling, ne.
qualify, must have car,

ferences, $1000 to $3,000
cash. Seven to twelve hours
weekly can net excellent in-
come. More full time. We
establish your route. For
personal interview write to,

including phone number.
: ROTORS

LIMITED, Dept. “A”
1117 Tecumach ‘Road, ora
WINDSOR N8W 1.

8358.

‘69 VW BEATLE, GAS
Heater, 80,000 miles, $600
or nearest offer Ph, 365-
7114,

3
1958 PONTIAC 6 CYL. FOR
parts. $40.00. Ph. sue uer

Shey TRADE '69 DATSUN
1600 4 dr. sedan for import
truck, Ph. 5853, 37
1964 CHEV. 2 or ENGINE,
body and tires in excellent
condition. Ph, oes 0 ae 36
1958 FORD EX-
cellent condition, aon 365-
8351. 36

1970 DATSUN 1600, 1970
Volvo stationwagon. | Con-
tact Castlegar Savings Cred-
it: Union 365-7232. 36

1961 CORVAIR. MAPLE ST.,
8th Ave. - 412. Good shape.
ee 48

WHEEL DRIVE 1966
Ford Broneo Pick-up only
Be000 mallee, asring SHED oo

1956 CHEV ¥% TON. PH.
365-5800. 64

@ BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

WOULD YOU LIKE A BUS-

begin at home, £ fut
wife teams. No. ‘a
fake

at this business by calling
collect 364-2042. Let's have
coffee and talk.

VIDEO CASSETTE
TELEVIEWING IS HEREII

®© WANTED
EMPTY BEER AND POP

bottles. Apply — Chuck's
Transfer. Ph, ileal i

® WORK WANTED

WILL BABYSIT FOR PRE-
schoolers Ph.

@ NOTICES

ALCOHOLICS | ANONYM-
ous is a fellowship of men
and women who share thelr
experience, sicength © atl
hope with each other that
they may solve thelr com-
mon problem and help oth-
ers to recover from alcoho-
im. The only requirement

365-7604. 38
BABYSITTING AND HOU-
sekeeping. Ph. 365-7674. ‘

WORK IN AREA IN CON-
struction, 15 years exper-
jence, Grader, Dozer, oper-
ator and as foreman. Can
repair. Married man, 41
years old. Box 63, Sundown,
Manitoba. 36
PROT SSsIONAD SCHILD
care, es 3 6
years. Ph. ‘305-7280. tae 3
years and under Ph. 365-

3413, tin

for ip is a desire
to stop ST. There are
no dues or fees for AA.
membership; we are self-
supporting through our own
contributions. A.A, is not
allied with an sect, denom-
ation, politics, organiza-
tion or institution; does net
wish to engage in any
{roversy; neither endorses
nor opposes any causes. Our

primary purpose is to stay.

sober and help other alco-
holics to achieve sobriety.

Box 303, Castlegar. tin 40
ALL GEAR DRIVE 14 HP,

@ NOTICES

Write to-
day for brochure showing
how a $12,000 investment
can earn you $36,000 and
more a year with an ex-
clusive 60-seat Mini Theatre
and video cassette distribu-

ey

lon ron Bu business start im.
tely at the $36,000
level and escalate from
there! Because of our train-
ingiand lifetime supervision

pon competitive rapid-
growth, high profit new-as-
tomorrow opportunity re-
quires no experience in a
Telated field. This will with-
stand your attorney's strict-

est investigation, Transcon-

tinental Video Corporation

Limited 830 Burrard Street,
Vancouver, B.C, Tel: (6043
687-6941. (No collect calls)

® WANTED

TO RENT: HOUSE IN CAS-
tlegar or vicinity. 2 bdrms.,
iridge and stove. Ph. .365-

WANT TO BUY 3 OR 4
bedroom home in Kinnaird.
Close to school, Ph. 399-
4481 Thrums, 37

» YOUTH BED HEH. 090-7008.

PROPERTY PREFERABLY
around Pass Creek area. 2
or 3 acres, Ph. 365-7485.

fh vlosis atures and

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

WE CAN HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR HOME

KINNAIRD

Make an offer on this deluxe three bed-
room home on fifth Avenue in Kinnaird.
Owner is. relocating and is anxious to sell.
Twelve hundred sq. feet, Twenty six foot
long living room, nicely landscaped on a 80
x over two hundred foot lot. Gold wall to
wall carpeting plus handsome Damask dra-
pes enhance walnut feature wall and sixteen
foot wide picture window, $26,500.00.

KINNAIRD

like to talk about it.

CASTLEGAR .

Would you like to trade in your trailer on a
brand new house in Kinnaird? See us, we would

Charming small home on six acres on Merry
Creek road, one acre in fruit trees and garden,
test on view bench. Steal it at $10,900.00.

Two three bedroom homes on 300. foot ict
on seventh Ave. One for your personal
the other for. revenue. Exceptional landscap mney
compliments the main three bedroom comfort ele
home with large-kitchen with built-in china cab-
inet, finished pine wall bedroom is an added ate
traction in the basement. $27,500.00,

Looking for a two bedroom two storey home

in dressers, built-in bar, wa- |

enough 3)
furnished sey.
The skating
the summertime.

Lots

Last week we had 3 lots in Kinberry Heights,
Each lot measuring 165 x 110 and now one is sold
and two are left so hurry.

BLUEBERRY CREEK

‘There are two houses on this Teena: Move
into one and rent the other. Drive by 309 - 3rd
St. and phone our office for appointment to view.

STARTER HOME

Attracti eis) arge all fenced
lot. Good Ca: ion, foo rae, Priced to
sell at $11,
ROBSON

2 Bdrm. home on large lot. Immediate occup-
ancy. Low Price.

GENELLE

Country living on one acre. 3 bdrm. home,
L-shaped living and dining room, full bsmt., oil
heat, 4 out-buildings and ideal location.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Beauty Parlor. First time offered. Attractive,
well managed Beauty Parlor. Fully equipped and
ready to go.
KINBERRY HEIGHTS
Sharp 4 bdrm. home. Good view, nicely treed
location.

eis a fully
fways rented.
bo). io a = imming pool in

"MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

practically downtown, Large kitchen and dining
room, Massive cabinet space. Cedar lined storage,
immaculately cared for. $20,000.00,

ROBSON

Stove & Fridge and Deep freeze compliment
this cozy two bedroom home in Columbia Heights.
Just right for a young couple. $9,500.00.

Pannelling throughout highlights this two
bedroom super home. Dining room and all the
comforts. $18,500.00,

Three bedrooms, Large garage, lovely kit+
chen, stucco exterior, Pantry and utility room,
Firm Price. $16,000.00.

Full basement two bedroom located next to
swimming to swimming pool and tennis courts,
End lot ensures privacy. $14,000.00.
COMMERCIAL

Large lot in exceptional area hospital prox
mity. $12,000.00.

Realfone

‘ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

J. HOWARD ANDERSON 365-6451
MARY ANDERSON 365-6451 or 965-5244

I DO REMODELLING, IN-
terior and exterior, Build
vanities and rumpus rooms
and finish attics. Ph, Geor-
ge at 365-7348, tin 41
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
on all used vacuums if you
ask for a Kirby Classic de-
monstration. Please see our
ad on page 8, Kootenay Kir-

7 CO,
RASP. DGE'
new addition is now ready
ncy by interested
ly eltizens, For inform.
ation phone 365-6712, 38

FEARFUL? SEEKING PEA-
CE? NEW UNDERSTAND-
ING? Send today for the
Living Bible’ nglsh. econ
. Recom-

ly “Graham

Deluxe padded green cover
only $8.95. Send cheque or
M.O. now to: Bibles, Box
600, Beaverlodge, Alberta.
Money back guarantee. (co-
D or Chargex Number OK
too). Gtin

as NOTICE ae
egion now © a
and ee hes pe.

Tractors, over 20
attachments. More power
for your dollar. Phone,
write for literature and de-
monstrations or come and
see UB.
G. & H. DISTRIBUTORS
Sales and Service
Box 72, Ph. 365-7306
Robson, B.C.

© ENGAGEMENT

Mr. Ray Rezansoff, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Willi

bd ENGAGEMENT

Mr, and Mrs, Peter J.
Hrabec of Holden, Alberta
are pleased to announce the
engagement of their daugh-

cia Ann to Mr.
Ronald a Jackson, son of
Mr. Mrs. George A
He and Kinnaird, B.

®@ ANNOUNCE

Live, music.

6°. -Mr.and Mrs, Frank Ko- °°’
ri ee ‘are: hoon to announte

Salt Divor orca
poration. 414-1298

W 10
‘ane, Tel 738-1781. 151

ociates, Og-
low's or Castlegar bee

—L—————Eee
A.A. MEETS RO!

Church Hall, Wednesdays
8 p.m. Health Centre Sat-
urdays 8 p.m. Alanon Sat-
urdays, Health Centre 8

. The wedding to take
place on April 14th, 1973,
IN MEMORIUM

In loving memory of
wialliany Gordon Beith who
passed away on Febru
P1962, jay ary

Ever remembered by
his wife and family.

© IN MEMORIUM

p.m. For further
jon write Box 303 or Box
1332 Castlegar. tin45

QUALIFIED

‘QUALIFIED FARRIER —
Rick Martin. Ph. 952-7993
tind.

Nelson.
PIANO

In loving memory of
Paul Tempeiton Melville
who passed away Feb. 26,
1970. Always in our thou-
ghts and never forgotten by
his wife Winifred and ‘fam-

ING AND
repairs, C Music Ph,
368-6621. tin 6
PHOTOCOPYING: _BLACK-
on-white process, Birth cer-
tificates, important papers
and lef » ete. Reasonable
rates. Apply at deere ra
News.

Carpet
Headquarters
OGLOW BROS.
CASTLEGAR
Phone 365-7202

Married couple

HELP WANTED

5-day week (evenings 6 p.m. to 12 midnight).
High Wages. Castlegar area.

Phone Collect 825-4632 or 352-7123

required, Steady job.

Downtown

For Rent

with business: premises or would be
ideal for student: accommodation. ‘Up to
6 ‘bedrooms if necessary. Large living
room and kitchen, 2 bathrooms, gas heat,
plenty of off-street parking. A money:
maker for the right persons.

Phone 365-7266 days or
365-8024 evenings

See It Now!

Apartment

EXHIBITION CENTRE

1 by i Fy

parties Saturday during a morning meeting In the Town
Hall of Castlegar. Attending the meeting, clockwise, were

‘Doukhobor Historical Society director Peter Oglow, presl-

dent of the society Bill M

lees, B.C.

director Dr. 8. Fstr, Castlegar and District Arts Council

Mrs, R. M

Elmer Verigin,

Mayor John Landis of Castlegar, designer Harry Soloveoff,
Anne Forester and representative for the Castlegar and
District Museum Mrs. Wilcox, — Castlegar News Photo

School District No. 9 Considers
Building of Workshop Area

®@ LEGAL

Pollution Control Branch

OURC!
Water peruress Service
Pollution Control. Branch
APPLICATION FOR A
‘ PERMIT UNDER THE
POLLUTION CONTROL
ACT,

Ap)
ex-
ceived rom the dey ent
ied OE education -to. cal tenders 2%
.on the installat

noone or, whee ser-
ee 18 required, within 30
days of the serving of a

: copy of the application, file

with the Director an objec-
tion in writing to the grant-
ing of a permit, stating the
maaner in which he is af-
fected. Those who ‘lo not
s0 qualify may file with the
Pollution Control Board an

» objection in writing under

section 18; (6), in the same
mann time period as

oration of the

by apply. to tie Director
for a permit to discharge
effluent from ti
Sewage Treatment Plant
located North end of Kin-
naird, East of Railwa:
into Columbia River wi
ch flows Southerly and
discharges into Pacific
Ocean and
my applica ion to all per-
sons ed.
2. The and 1 upon whichi the
works 8 at located is Lot

M, Plan a8 fon Lot 16
: District Lo 598. -

| The quantity “Ot effluent
“fo be be discharged is as fol-

lows:
‘Average annual daily dis-
charge (Based on operat-,
ing Period) 42,500 Imper-'
it imi discharge
45,000 perish gallons:
-The 0] operating period dur-
i which the - effluent
be discharged is con-
“tguous §

* is not what type of project

ve notice of ©

by the board of trustees
for School District No. 9.
The area, which must

also be secure from vandal. ' the

ism, would be used for ma-
jor building rofects by the
senior ind clas-
5e8,

Because of local inter-
est in aviation and the
ular aviation technology
course at Selkirk College,
the building of an aircraft
has been considered by the

At present the ti

by Education

Minister Viewed by Board

Secondary school prin.
cipals, French teachers and

board of trustees for
School District No. 9 are to
meet to discuss Education
. Minister’ Eileen Dailly’s re-
“ cent announcement on Fren-
ch language instruction.

The purpose is to take
the best advantage of funds
that are now being made
available to supplement ex-
isting programs with such
things as language tapes,

but to obtain a wor!

In other busines:
ments for a water
Ootischenia and one

as well as
easement for widening an
access road, were approved
by the board. These, how-
ever, canont be finalized
untif pan order-in-council is

ie are

roval has been re-

e ition only of a
~ dust control system’ at’ the
Kinnaird Junior Secondary
School.

Several workshop ap-
Plications were approved.
These were, for J. R. Landis
to attended the ApH 6 and
7 Fourth Ann Reading
Conference at UBC; J. Mc-
Vicar and M. Desai to at-
tend the March 2 English
workshop, ‘Trail District
Teachers’ . Conference; Pat
Haley to attend Feb. 23 to
25 Track and-Field coaches

day for grad
teachers to attend the Feb.
27 intermediate social stu-

oir which will be making
an appearance at the Van-
couver Doukhobor Youth
Group Centre as well as two
secondary schools in West
Vancouver.

® CARD of
THANKS

We wish to say many
thanks to the Drs. and staff
of Castlegar Hospital for all
their care and attentiun to
Omer, Also thanks to Our
many friends for all th
rides to the hospital. Omer
has been moved to Shaugh-
nesey.

‘hanks Again,
Omer and Edith Wilson

uent a fore discharge is
as follows: Secondary. tr-
eatment (Bacterial decom-
position and aeration) pl-
us chlorination.
, E. T. Bodard, Secret-
ry-Treasurer hereby cer-
that a copy of this
application. has -been re-
ceived by the Regional
District of Central Koo-

tenay.
E, T. Bodard
8. This application, dated
on the 25th day of Jan-
uary, 1973, was posted on
ground in accordance
wilh e the Pollution Con-
trol Regulations: :

Allen Selbie.

BIRTHS

JONES — To Mr. and
- Mrs, David Jones of Kin-
naird, Feb. 14 a son.
BAKER —

‘o.Mr. and’
Mrs. Clifford Baker of Th-

IGIN — To Mr,

and Mrs. Mike ‘Verigin of
Castlegar, Feb. 15 twin dau-
8

IBBS — To Mr. and _
Mrs, Gary Gibbs of Castle- ©
gar, Feb. 15 a son

ant 1ha daughter,

te!

stu-
dent trips “and in-service
teacher training.

dergarte:
fall” with ‘attendance on a

‘Nan Barnett

Stephens, ecumenical - p:
ishes of this area, held fhe
eir annual meeting Feb. 1
with Rev. John Stainer. as
chairman,

The three churches ap-
proved the proposed bud-
get for 1973, presented a by
central treasurer Bud Bro-
wn.

Members elected to the

ich,
\ppointed Rector’s war-
den was Jake Steele of Sil-
verton. J. L, Irwin of New
Denver was appointed peo-
pies: bate oe
Secre! asurer a
pointments were Mrs, xe
ma Wright of ‘Sivertan foe
Zion United, Mrs. J, L. Ir-
win for St. Stephen's New
Denver and Mrs. Vi Gilroy
for Turner Memorial Unit-
ed, New Denver.
Elders for Zion are M.
Wright and w. Gerow.
. M. Scaia

J. Forsyth

bers, and W. Martin

Ootischenia
Requests
_ Water Study

The Ootische: aia te
ovement District has

eld “regarding the
a joint
lone on

act said ee tee
in a letter read at Castle-
gar's ¢ council meeting: Tues-
it, this study should
tet pate aes ssulthout: sel
cipal
Fleming was ey to
advise . the rusilschenls im-'
et that Ald.

WEATHER

E
E
7
peek

Pome
ie Sa5a

Feb, 19.
Rebs 20

Ed Mosby a Strendly in-
dicated a willingness to ac:
cept invitation to a
meeting called to discuss
the matter, and that he
would. make available to
any such meeting informa-
tion compiled by the town
on the subject.

A similar step was ta-
ken ‘by Kinnaird council.

scribed by the local: school
board,” said su erintendent
of schools G. C. Bissell, “but
no information has yet been
forwarded from the
partment of education.”

In viewing other seg-
ments of the announcement,
little was said on the sub-
ject of corporal punishment
which is no Jonger permit-
ted in the schoo!

The local board appear-
fa to share divided opin-

mF ittle effect is expected
from a further announce-
ment which stated a regul-
ar spring vacation at the
end of March each year will
replace the current week-
plus holiday that moves wi-
th Easter. od.

Fri
however, Temains a fala?

SILVERTON NEWSLETTER

*panmed « elders: for ° Tuner wn
srry eae)

Slocan Lake Hospital
Auxiliary recently held th-
eir annual meeting.

President Helen Suth-
erland gave a report on a
successful and worthwhile
year.

Mrs. Sutherland said

gh they didn't have
big to pur

a
ase of
brighten up the bedside ta-

bles.

Uniforms for the five
candy stripers have been
ordered,

Sliverton residents in
Slocan Lak

Mr, and Mrs. Brian Law:
son of Salmon Arm were
Silverton, visitors for a few
days. e e e

fisherman
that 1 ait Lake ishing
hasn’t been’ too good this
winter.

e s e
Bill Waldron of Slo-
spent a few days
Regional Hospital
a agtldent on

can Cit
in

following an
his job at th

Showing
On Bear
_Held Wed.

A presentation on Bears
and the Bear Problem held
last. night in’ the Le,
Hall by. conservation of! cer
Ted Rutherglen could: well
nave had-a good showing of

innaird Aldermen.
ese sn i's coun-
meet Bayes,
as a_ private *sitizen, ex:
tended an invitation. to
sounell to view the present-

"br, Bayes stated he
knew the town. had had
bear problems and he con-
sidered Mr. Rutherglen an
expert in this: field.

He also stated he was
sure Mr. Rutherglen would
be happy to make a present:
ation ‘to council should he
be invited.

High Scorer
Jim Condon

local tlons
tock: the triehiee wie
th frlendly competition. on
Satnrday of last week.

About 45 rollers enga- .

“fess in to iat rivalry, ay an

h of God, took it for
ie ladies,

Later at the Castlegar
Hotel, however, | tt was a dif.
ferent ball With an
evening of orsch, home-
made bread, pie and coffee
the score was evened up
wih ie everyone

Man Charged
With Over
-08 Reading

becoming |

Roast

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday. February 22,1973 7

CHUCK OR ROUND BONE.

Gov't, Inspected.
Grade ‘A’

Roast

PORK.

Shoulder. Gov't,
(nsp. Grain-Fed ..

Grade ‘A’,
Medium.

Farm Fresh,
2% dozen pak

ported n "op p.m. Saturday
resulted in damages es-
timated at $1 250 and a
Castlegar man being charg-
ed for driving with a blood
alcohol count over .08.

Gerald Frampton,
was charged after the vehic-
le he was driving was in
collision with the ree ofa
vehicle driven by
Silverthorne, 20, al

legar.

The Silverthorne vehi-
cle was proceeding north
on Columbia Ave. a
left hand turn into. the
Kosy Kottages when the ac-

ccurred,

cident o

After hitting the rear
of the Silverthorne car the
Brampton vehicle bounced

id struck a utility pole.

No juries were. re-
ported with the Frampton
vehicle Sustaining: $1,200 of
the total damage

0 3 Cas-

Charges
Follow
Accidents

50, -

Buns:

Dozen

Egg Butter.

Coffee

Blue Ribbon.

One Jb. Pkg.

Butter

Bums.
Fresh Chumed.
i: No.1 ..

Toilet

TISSUE.

Delsey,
Assorted

Two
in downtown Castle;
Tuesday of last wee!
resulted in charges.

Donald German of Cas-

: " flega® has been charged wie

failing to yield the right-.
a two-car ac

-Ge
"was paling out from a stop
when it was in collis-
jon with another car driven
- by Michael Ford of Castle-

gar.
Damages have been est-
imated at $350.

At Lies ear driven
by Joan McKenzie of Castle-
gar was stopped behind. a

left turn when
ite was hit from-behind by a
vehicle driven by Patrick
Hall of Castle; oa ak

Mr. Hall
cared with tis pee too

‘Damage has been esti-
mated at $250,

Licence

Suspended

Judge R. R. van Patten
heard. two separate - cases
a court was -heid here

ON Gerald Frampton, 50, ot
Castlegar was fined $200
in default 30 days and had
his driver's licence suspend-
ed for 30 days.

Frampton appeared on
a charge of driving with a
blood alcohol count over .08,

The charge resulted
from a feo car aceldent Sat-
urday in which damages
were ostinaated at $1,250.

henia being fined
& default 10 “go aays in jail.
The charge resulte
from an _ incident vite
took place Feb. 16,

Presbyterian

Women Meet

The regular ‘monthly

meeting of Grace. Presbyter-

fomen’s Circle was

held last Thursday at the

home of Mrs, James Smith
o

_The meetin, opened whe

a a devotional’ eriod led

y ths president, irs. D. A.

ict minutes of the Jan-
uary meeting were read b
secretary-treasurer Mrs.
S. Crawford: who: also pre-
sented the financial re art
showing a substantial
ease, ;

A gift-bu ing commit:
tee was formed consisting of
vice-president Mrs, R. Fou-
bister and Mrs. Crawford.

The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Crawford.

Mi Cavio, California, Green

Drinks

SOFT.

Fanta, Fresca and
Orange. 28 or. ........

Butter

ae

Squirrel.. Smooth.
4B OZ. fOr oo... sccsesesseee

1.19)

Avocadoes

8. $l]

Cream = 8%

Tide

King Size Pkg.

Laundry oe] JsJ9

Margarine

34%

Cheese *

PARONI.

eee,

Bleact

| PERFEX.

9%

PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 22, 23, 24 AT SUPER-VALU (CASTLEGAR ONLY)