CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, March 22, 1967

FOR SALE

Gas furnace, 75,000 BTU, Clare
Jewel gas range. Electric hot water
tank. Ph. 365-6707 atter 6 pm,

Fully cautpped barber chair and
tools for trade or sale on Liveatores

»  Sharanowsil, i

Pe i icc a
70,000 BTU oll heater, new cond. of
nl

tlon, Ph, 965-8054

Ludwig drums

Cate equipment inciuding jing stilt,
deep fryer, cash register, meat slicer,
fridge, stools and numerous other
items, priced low for quick sale,
Ph, 365-5015. 3

e fibresiaas Se Sompiats
with 35, ap Mercury motor, tlit es
er and Ife jackets, Also a

He
Westbend motor, Ph, 305-5479, 310] ¢,

Buss guitar and case, Ph, S65-

8205, 3-10
ITVALE — Ski

Doo snowmobiles Johnson motors, Ga-

tor boat trailers, Homelite chain | ‘Sows

ht and Squire

me BSA, Triumph

Trailer Bales
Fruttvale. Ph. Sana. ten50 | er

VEHICLES FOR SALE

1986 Ford V-8 standard. Ph. Geo.
Tee Koehle 365-8388. 2-12
"69 Mercury half-ton, good con-
dition. $700 cash. Ph. 365-7352. 312
1858 Dodge pick-up, heavy duty
Coren good condition, Ph. ies

7a05,Wiistera ttt SER

1959 Bel Aire. Good conditions|
Radic. What offers. Ph. 365-6509,

3

ee

1956 Ford, rebuilt motor. Ph. 365-

le S11

"G5 Dodge pick-up, V-8, 4-speed
transmission. '64 Mercury pick-up,
S-speed transmission. Ph. 226-7207.

‘1988 Meteor, 4-door, g0od con-
dition, Ph, 365-5521.

1960 4-door Chev, Eood © ‘condition.
See at 830 2nd Ave. Castlegar.

396i GMC fiat deck halt ton
truck, long wheel base, 4 speed trans.
Overload springs, with or without
camper. Ph,365-6711,

3960 Ponting © standard $450. PR
[G5-8377.

“i965 Barracuda, = car,
25,000 original miles, VS ynitomatle
Only $2295.00 Ph. 365-5724.

’ HOMES FOR SALE

2 bedroom house, Robson town-

site, Finished room?! in basement. on P.

a large lot. Ph.
1959 32 {ts Pare 2 Taro
house trailer; 30 ft. Ni

Nouern 3 bedroom home. oe

860-9129 See

Reduced for quick sale, d-bed-
room home with revenue suite in
basement. $2000 fownpayment itl
handle. Ph,

3 Sao ss ja Kinnatra, oa %
100" lot, fruit. trees. Ph, 368-780
after 4 Dan eee savas

zr edroom. rauae
barn "and. out buildings. D. Stewart,
Winlaw, BO...

Modern 3 Tpedroors post. and
bean home on view lot in Kinnaird.
ria Bo 310

B Room house, sound construc-

tion. Must be moved, erat offer—
Woodland Construction Lid. Ph. 365-
4 bedroom home, 522-8th Ave.
Castlegar. Full basement, rumpus
room, ww carpeting. Ph. after 5 pm
365-5696, 3-10

Gn 10th Ave. Kinnaird 2 bedroom
home. 3rd bedroom in basement. Gas
hot water, 3 fireplace, modern
kitchen, workshop. Large
lot, gona location, Ph. 365-5035, 31

Bedroom house in Castiegar.
Full basement Ph, 565-7993. 3-10
farm, 8 bedroom home

HOMES FOR SALE

Small 2 bedroom house. Full
trate rosa. bee heat, its lot and

Castlegar, Owner in town this "week=
end, Ph, S68-!

‘Custom-bullt 8 bedroom home on

Bullding VLAT

Choice 2 acre lot on oe boundary
with water and access — $3500, Or
¥y acro with 200° frontage tor $2300,

In Kinnalrd — $13,500

‘This compact 3 bdrm home in at-
tractive setting with a view. Fully
landscaped with paved driveway,
rult trees, tc,

$1,600 Down

Puts you in this like-new 3 bdrm.
home on Sth’St. in Kinnaird. Quality
built, Full basement.

Castlebar Subdivision
A spacious 4 bdrm, home’ with elec-

arg

Poataator fireplace, bullt-In bar, full
bath and Sth bedroom. Basement
could ‘casily be converted to a rev-
enue sulte,

We have financing available for these
peopartles: Listings required for

4 bedroom homes for inquiring
purchasers,

Anderson
Agencies

Member of Kootenny Multipte
Linting Service
Phono 305-6451 or 865-7046

EE ETT

New 3
lot in innalra, Ph.

‘Here is an TS pORTIRY 7 arin an
ambitious man to finish a home in
Castlegar. Low down Linh nen
865-5042.

New 3 bedroom home in Gate

gar. Ph. 365-5160. tfo
bedroom home in Kinnaird, in-
cludes rumpus ‘room. Completely
landacaped. Fruit trees. Ph. 365-5042
tin-48

0 2:
A Good investmen

|. “Room For Living

an sq. ft. of well planned home
of» landscaped

grounds insures the utmost
outdoor ana indoor living. Spaci-
a view of the
grounds and swimming pool. DR:
convenient to the kitchen and

main. tloor,
garage in partial ‘bosoment. Good
market value at nan

2. Mandy Man. Spec!
520 Yew fo Ceniegar, Split level
1s progressively com-
Pleting the interlor finishing while
ting transfer. Move in and
complete it yourself and save,
Asking $11,500,

Building Lots
Make «your: selection now for
your Spring bullding program

Kinnalrd-Crestview Sub, Div.
River Linear ,Roveon-Town
site, adjacent to

& INSURANCE
SERVICES LTD.

276 Columbia Ave. Ph. 365-6635
Ed Herman Res, 865-6461

with f full (basement and other bulld-
ings. Low down payment. a26-
7442, Alex Voykin, Passmore, B.C, S10

town Castlegar. Private
¥] Ph. 3

CASTLEGAR REALTY).

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Corner lot 75' x 100'—Oglow sub
division, For information, Ph. 3

‘100° x 100° lot on Sth Ave. cna
Jegar. Good vic! ow 2 Ph 865-8031
7 Over % Tot In SAGE
Suitable for EA or small holdings.
Ph. 365-7672,
Fully furnished sulte. Private en
trance, pee for counts te. 1444 Cole

119 | umbia, oa aS aus 312

RIV:
3 acre Miocated, Ph “Genel, BC.
For. Information write S, M, ‘Ross,
RR No. 1, Whonnock, B. ESER
Fiat lot with fruit trees, 100 x
75, in Kinnaird, Ph, 365-7 $11
100 x if0 ft. Tot corner Sth and
15th In Kinnaird, garage with cement
floor on property plus sewer, water
and power $2200 cash Ph, beats
10

View lols in Kannaird. Pi. suo-
S158. une
View lote 4th Ave. Hinsaind-

TT
Kootenay
Multiple
Listings &
Local Realty

peers Acres Good Bench
2000’ elevation suitable for
Pabdivision, Close to main highway
etween Castlegar and Tra!l. $25,000.
Some terms.

Make

2 ‘Apartment ‘bullding at 51 Colum-

bia Ave, Owner moat anxious to gell.

This deatrable revenue property con

be obtained for a low down payment,
Beach Lots at Redfish Oreek.

Large lote with good sandy beach.

at property for, apartment, Bullder

canoe WANTED
/Froop in| Rossland
wins to ‘purchase used 16' canoe,
tae phone C, F. Lambert at 362-

Want Indies to Instruct in use
ve tri-chem’ Hawid embroidery: write
Box 411, Trail or Ph, 364-:
Want act of argvaropaain aaa
365-5204,

HELP WANTED

EXPERIENCED TYPIST,

S3405:

ONE MAN'S OPINION

Every time I vis-
it my old: school
I. am_ impressed
widh the beauty
it. It ‘wasn’
always 80, for the
original school
was built in 1908

mission, Castlegar, B.C ini
qualifications; at least two year" ot
3 of exe

maaan,
r 5, B.C, uote, "Comp. ‘No ‘e1-VO20
2 tull time waiteeons required;
erie required for

Ph, 865-7124, tn-46 | te

Contact Mra, Magee,
Motel.
CANAI
MART UNITIES
The Canadian Forces needs young
10 serve as soldiers, sall-

es, You are. eligible to serve if you
hysic=

are ate
CANE "COUNSELLOR
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
EI MAR.

CAN, RCES
RECHUTTING FOENTRE
2908 32nd Street
Vernon, B.C,
ROUTE MEN — Full and part-
time, si

a
Creeks ee ample water supply and
services.
Business Promises for Sale between
Castle News een and: aaaee
Theatre This bul be
made Inte apartments or Ionde it itself
for office premises, Soi

William Kalyniuk
Agencies

534 Josaphine Street, Nelson, B.C.
hone 852-2425

OR PHONE CASTLEGAR
365-7090

{Qu
_ FOR RENT

room furnished suite down-

65-5164 after 5 p.m. tini2

‘2 bedroom house, gas ioe range
and paw water. Ph. 365-721

room: partment e avalaie
‘aprit oA Apply Hi-Lite Rest
ran

‘A house north of Maj
Castlegar, 4 bedrooms,
gas heat,’wired for dryer and stove.
Ph, 365-8084. *

2 bedroom house, Ph. 365, 5158.4

‘2 bedroom duplex. Ph. TSE,

bedroom duplex suite, ae ur

ne
and ished. Suitable for couple. Ph. after
365-8091. 312

‘Housekeeping unit for rent. Phi
165-6509, 312

2 bedroom furnished cottage.
Above highway at Robson wharf,
Would suit worker on Arrow dam.

bachelor suite suitable for two, TV
and cable included, Ph, 365-7097, 3-11
Furnished suite, Private entrance.

Phi 365-6615 after 6 p.m. tinl
One bedroom suite Ph, 365-3006.
su

Castlegar United

Church Christian

Education Committee Invites

ALL AREA RESIDENTS

to an inter-denominational

Fee Bully. furnlahed o/apartinent in artment:
Robso April 1st Ph. S65-
5584.

Room and board in private me
Apply i1-tth Ave. Castlegar, 5-11 |

ervice.
routes, Average minimum $2.15 an
nr. For Interview Ph, collect hes

ae or ac home.
'9 $4.50 hourly . Box Bont Castlegar,

WORK WANTED

Junior. draftsman requires oe
one year experience. Ph. 365:

Special, spaguett!, stenics,

entrance.

‘Self contained fully furnished | Three

NOTICES:

RALL DRIVING SCHOOL

‘File your Income Tax. M.M. Ch
noff located next to Arrow Cleaners,
Castlegar, Ph, 365-5465.
Ciatlesar Hotel, Dining Ronn
Open Sundays
Ghicken,
tinta

Minto Chapter No. 79, OES meet

ist and Srd Tuesdays each month,
780 pm Twin Rivers Hall. 17-10

st
Detalls phone collect, 364-2288.

‘Welder for rent, Ph, S65-83907.\,
tinto

‘Sell your surplus Teens BA auce
ap

tite xOUR ore oe TAX

‘annie 2 Steochnort, Public Steno-
gravhes, 146 Becona®: ed casteear:
h. S65-5969 aft tin?

eee
‘Teacup reading — steam baths—
365-6509. tin-40

word per insertion. Minimi le
insertions for the price of two.

advertising 1a 12 noon on Tuesdays.
tin 40

Photocopying: black-on-white
proceas, Birth certificates, import-
ant papers “oe bn i) copies of pag-
ad ks, etc. Reasgnable rater:

BALE OB FEMALE
‘Peraon to! teach isperraes on | Di

| ut Nelson,

LEGAL
Notice of Aoeliente8 for Change

ot
NOTICE Is hereby, Lire that an
application will be he
Director of Vital ‘Statiaties for o
change of name, pursuant to
Brovisions of of the "Change of Name
Act,”

by mo—
Jobin Robert Strelioft (known as
John Robert Streloft) in Castlegar,
jena wNStovinee of British Columbia,
as follows—
To. chan: name. from John
Robert Surilot to JOMN Robert stxel-
off, My wife's. name
Streloft to Mary Strotorts My fhinor
unmarried child's name from Blair
Michael Streloff to Blair Michael
Strelott.

‘Duted this 10 day of March, AD.

John R. Strelloft.

‘Aypilcation for a Water Licence
TERS ay

1- = Mare h 31).
purpore. for neh the water
will Thea

js. dom
The ind on Ae nike wa wale will
of Lot 1239, .D.,

Remembers Beauty of His

can truly be said

their best in such su
and that may. be: w!
school maintains a

immi
minds rece} ptive to cultivation.
In the

duce better. work.

to buy them.

but when the building was pro-
nounced a firetrap the top Stor. have as much’ now as they can
ey was'sliced off, the great cen-| handle and I would not suggest
tral stairway was removed ‘and| that: they. give culture’ courses:
tt} the interior reconstructed to} But
take care of all the school offices,
The whole interior was pain-| which I am envious 1s the inter-
ted in taney colors -so that: it} com.
that, like the
king's daughter in the’ pil le, it| trustees‘ would not give me one.
is all glorious within. It is, in-|1I
a most vetive build. tenchete or the classes, I: wanted.

st few years Canada
has encouraged the arts by sub-
sidies' to young writers,’ artists] have.
and musicians, ‘This! may mean
{| that thelr output will be higher
2) and that they wit erhaps ANS they ‘sit and lsten, wou! ld they

the good but it will not a the
general level. of culture.and, de-
spite their merit, theso people | favor ' of this © pro:
will continue to starye unless the,
cE mass of the population becomes]
more cultivated and sufficiently | cor

appreciative’ of the works of art{ music.

Tam not generally in: favor
of the idea, so often expressed,
that ‘'the schools ought to do it.”

cama,

oun

I) think: these, Inatitutlons

the. improvements

all
in‘ the school, the only: one of

1 wanted one badly but my
I did not want it to talk to my

to work out a program of mi

which could be played when the
pupils were entering: school —
music of all kinds from our heri-
tage of folk songs like “The Bon-
nie Banks of Loch: Lomond’ to
excerpts ‘from operas and class-

sic,

Tt {s'doubtful if culture can
be taught but the appreciation
of the arts can be acquired if

em,
I do not

Would the children be quiet-
er in coming into school, would

jecome more critical and would
thelr taste improve?

And one 'final argument. in
am which
will appeal strong! older
people is the fact nate it. isa

unter. to the moter Beetle

Gravel & Top Soil .
DITCHING, EXCAVATING.

ODY was
posted On ine. 2 February, 1967 at
the proposed polnt of diversion and
on the land where the water Is to
be used and two copies were filed
nm the office of the Water Recorder

Objections to this application
may be filed with the said Water
Recorder, or with the Comptroller of
water Right

Mormon Books -

culty Me Hughes said.

victoria, io within thirty days: of
the date of first publication of ap-
pilcation.
Date of first publication is—
March ry 1967.
‘ary 0:

assure that the result would be

lughes also. noted. tht

Hi Arrow Arms,

rnished apartment. One bed-
chlldre:

Sunrise Service
on
Easter Sunday Morning

At 7 a.m. on Bloomer Hill (Elm St.)

Fu

room. River view. No mor

pets. 365-514 sat Exod
Furnished suite. Utilities includ~

ed. Sultable for couple. Pn. 365-551

- We wish to expreas our sincere
to all our

RR PER es BUD | of
Furnished and heated batchelor ped Children,

suite. En. Rena
ed cabin near Ferry
on Robson side, aide, one 365-7041, tfnld
‘One bedroom furnished duplex
suite, Automatic heat, On Robson
side of ferry, convenient to dam or
college. Ph. 365-7403. 3-10
‘Semi-furnished, suite ‘downtown
Sastieeer pus Se So 8-10

bedroom
suites available. min i mmeataly, bind
Uno Stahl, 86 lar St. Castle
tn

nurses
Vernon, Be
. and Mrs.‘ John A. John-
oa and family.
we ‘would like to express sincere,
anks

PRETTY SPRING

Gommercial for: Rent

Business offices. $45 per month,
Fine Columbia and Pine. Ph. 365-
513.

recent

to or Johnson and nurses ai ie
Castlegar Hospital, directors of the
Castlegar Funeral Home and Rev,
J. Cashore. Thank you. everyone.
Harvey, Joan Dem-

8. C. D.
bei, Gladys - Leckie.

CARDS OF THANKS |i:

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas Davidson
of Kinberry Helghts, Kinnaird, are
Pleased to announce the cngage-
ment of thelr eldest daughter, Chris-

Genelle, The wedding ‘to. take place
May at the Kinnaird Unit
Chureh. Reception to follow, at the

_ MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCEMERT
Mr; and Mrs, Nicholas Oswald
wish to announce the tecent marriage
of thelr only daughter Teresa
to Lorne Lawrence Kiimchuk, son of
4 Kilmehuk of Gar-

taba.
jage took ae in the Knox
led Church, B.C. Reverend
Glen Park orficiating.

In loving memory of Mrs. Em-
‘Tann who passed away March
23th, 1968.
What would I give to. hold soe

family,
c Siaurice ‘Tana and ‘amily.

soon as possible.
eat ‘A farther. development was
from” Rossland... city.

In loving memory of'a dear hi
band, father.and grandfather, wile
'W. Semenoff, who, passed away.
March 23,

Gone is the ‘tace we loved so dear,
Slient 1s the voice we loved: to

ar, Boa
Too far away for sight or speech,
But’ not too far for thought to

Sweet to remember him who once
was here,
And who. though absent is just

ag_dear.
Ever remembered .by his wife
and family,

In loving memory of our Dear
Mother Isabella Bowie. Couch who
Passed away
The dearest mother, the kindeat

lend,

One of the best whom God could
lend,

Loving, thoughtful,
true,

Always willing a kind act: to do,

Ever remembered by Rick
gad Julla, Ralph, Dina and
ie.

gentle and

DRESSES:

in
Linen, Silk, Crepe
Arnell
Missy — 10 to 20
Half Sizes — 10% to 24%

‘COATS
Three Quarter ‘and
_ Fall Lengths
Beige, Aqua, Pink, ‘Blue
Sizes 8-20

$24.95 - $49.95
Open late Thursday Night

Fruitvale C

Thank You

Castlegar and District Teachers’ Association
wishes to express gratitude to all those individuals
and organizations. who kindly contributed. their
services, goods and facilities to aid in the success
of our Gay Nineties show and dance. Special thanks
*to.the Town of Castlegar, Safeway Stores, The
Board of School Trustees, Mitchell's
ed, Gem Cleaners, Rossland Light Opera Company,

Supply. Limit-

‘Cellul

Cc ’ Mrs.

ity Players, Columt
Madelei

Arrow Arms Mofor Hotel, The Marlane Hotel and

Mrs. Kate Shaw.

Courville, .The Hi

ed into three parts —

mittee, under the care of

rr Maddocks re] pried

tense, urging

went over’. your
Maddocks said. “

here.”

a istier

(continued from page one).

ecision of council was to
proceed with: this work'after all
had been made to

satisfactory in the light of over-
all devel ment of the sted ts

divid-
the aed
ing committee of which he is
chairman; the fund-raising. com-

Barker and a general commit-
tees being managed by Mr. Cald-
in)

it th
nial air show be so held in Castle-| ~
on “I hope you cont feel‘ we
hea

tend to do so — we just wanted
to act with all haste, to assure
‘Ann| that the air show does perform

Mr. Hughes endorsed coun-
cil’s acion and added the assur- e
ance of the Centennial commit-
tee that a performance of the
ait Show here would be most de-

council adding their ‘su, rt to
the hs means

PHONE 365-7013 >
COLUMBIA SAND. & GRAVEL
349-8th Ave. Castlegar

Building Supplies
" OGLOW. BROS.
‘Building & & Supply Co. Ltd. °

Phone 365-7202

MOVING & STORAGE
> (B.C)
Trail, B.C.
Zenith 6245
Cali Us Today For
An Accurate Estimate
. Without: Obligation!

e

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow.

Lakes.
Nelson 352-5434.
2: |

CASTLE

“THURS. . FRI. SAT.
Shows at 7.00 & 9.00

Invalid Walker Given
To Public Health Unit
By Pythian Sisters °

Tepular -me meeting: last. Thursda:

the Twin Rivers Hi

Eom’ West Kootenay | Municipal

Jay ‘Matinee at. 1.30

: we

PETTIT PHOTOS

=LCOME. HOME.

C: CHAMPS

FIRE TRUCK from Castlegar met’ the
As tleaird Plaza af

It team at C

ictorious women’s
after.

the team returned from Salmon Arm with the B.C. cham-
pionship. On hand to help welcome home the winners were
many local and district citizens: including, Comm. Steve

Jankola of Kinnaird and Ald.

Lorne Zinio‘ of Castlegar.

Castlegar Men Part of
Armed Forces Tattoo

L. D. Fornelli

Two Castlegar men will: be
among those taking part in the
Canadian Armed Forces Tatoo,
the forces’ to Cen-

SHSS Girls On Top
In West Kootenay -
Gymnastic Mest

*» The West Kootenay gymn-
astics championships for 1967
were held Setunday at KJ
ile sate
9 team champio
junior division: with 86
They were followed by Trail’s
J. L. Crowe Secondary with 24
points,
J. L, Crowe won the

junior
boys’ championship — wit 69

Crowe ‘Secondary won
polnts Zo ‘ollowed by SHSS with
0:
Pyackde LaMarche of . KJSS
irls’ all-round

won the junior
gymnastic champ! Gea as the

best: panticipant.

NEW PRODUCT —
MEANS HOLIDAY
FROM IRONING

For: housewives, work: avday

S| bliss will’ have arrived when

eI
Armand Greenwood

Described .as ‘‘the. greatest
road ‘spectacle ever. in

Heult-and boring ‘ironing Snore

4 | could _ shortened. to: bearable
limits, += the

shirts,

linen’ blouses and~ the’ dresses.
Those big inet table-clothe ‘and
the ‘cotton

Well someone "pas | ‘come to

4) their aid with a preparation Pan

treats all ‘cottons and line!

be 50.
Local distributor for the in:
in-

Canada,” the Tattoo will-involve
of sailors, soldiers and

tennial year.

They are Ordinary Seaman
Leonard D. Fornelli, son of Mr.
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Green: | ie

ood. ¥
Both are in: the Navy.

* PETTITT PHOTO

WILL. BE
CLOSED
AT
5.30. p.m.
AS USUAL
THURSDAY
MARCH 23

SOLOHd LLULLAd- +

PETTIVT PHOTOS
SOLOHd LLILL3d -

"CRUE )

‘airmen ‘in a;two-hour. show.
It: will’ play: in: 45 locations
throughout, Ganada during 1967.
istorical - theme will
show the besten of..three’ centur-

ally pad co!
ious periods

duct ls WV West
terprises, ‘

Speaks to GWL On
New Approach. To

ow ‘| Catechism Teaching’

Father ee cs Brophys ond

BIRTHS

‘FITZ-GERALD. — Mr.
‘and: Mrs.: Hitz-Gerald “(nee* aro
Riley) ¢ of:

Tahsis, ‘in <,
Hospital, flange: ason.’

Mr. and ‘Mrs,
Christopher John Penn of Castle-
gar, March $16, a son.
CHEVELDA'

— To Mr,
and. Mrs. “Alex Cheveldave of
Castlegar, March 18, a daughter.

MAKONIN: — To Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Makonin of Shore-
acres, March 22, a daughter.

WEEK'S WEATHER

‘hi steno to children

was the high p joint of the recent

meeting of the Castlegar CWL,
held in St, Rita’s Hall.

prepar:
officers for the current year.
oting will take place at ‘the
April meeting of the group.
Hostesses for; ‘and Me. de

ints, |!

points followed by the KJSS|’

joys.

he senior boy’s division,
ith 92):

school ict es fussy cotton and q

RESKER ‘HALL, a Christian education
centre for Robson, is being built under the
joint auspices of the Anglican and’ United
Churches. Named. after Archdeacon -Res-

ker, a pioneer in Robson church work, the
hall is to be used for Scouts, Guides and _
tl any ‘other Christian education activities,
t_|in addition to housing a kindergarten dur-

ing the

ing the week. The building, which will cost
‘about. $12, 000 when completed, is receiv.

of the A

We Reserve the Right
To Limit Quantities

Closed Good Friday
Open Saturday “till 6-P.M.
Closed Easter Monday.

Heppy Easter Everybody and
to go to Chr chi ih

SMOKED PICNIC
SHOULDERS, lb. 39c
a real buy! 5

“AY TURKEYS, Ib. ....:..

9e

Castle-

Diocese of Kootenay and the. United Church | Assorted’ Sliced LUNCH
Home Missions, Completion date is expect-
ed to be sometime this summer. —
gar News Photo

MEATS, 5 pkgs. ....'$1.00

Farm SLAB-BACON, by bess
piece, Ib...

Farm SLICED deen

NNIAL QUEEN at Kinnaird is Lily. Kathy. White and Barbara Brownlie of the

Of six”, Kii

in.| boys, y,

talent - contest. ‘The: jolly, ‘blue-eyed’ Scot.
with a rich sense of humor:rode in Satur:
day’s’ parade. Shown on the platform’ Sat-
urday with MC Dick Wayling'and Queen

were Mrs, M. Gallo an id.
Fornelli.

Lily are, -from left to right, princesses

tary. School: and Jo Ann
Jones: and Pamela: Warford of Woodland a
Park School. Queen. Lily. is: well-! ‘cnown in
Kinnaird for her ¢ i

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Members of Kootenay Tem-
ple, Pythian Sisters held their

ig
evening Mrs. Donna Plaice as c

SUNDAY. MIDNIGHT
cial ‘Mat. Mon. at 1.30

opky mor perrssiemyiat

i, Parades
The Squadron will Parade at 18.50
hra on Wednesday 29 Mar 67,

Cadets are reminded of the Banauct
ion thelr honor which .is being

Chamber of Commerce in the Hi
row Arms at 19.15 hra on ‘Monday
3 Apr 67, This Banquet is for you
and your parents and Jt ish
that there will be a good turn out:
Next parade Wednesday 5 Apr 67.
Fall in at 18.50 hrs,

~ F/O. Pryce

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the Tem

, and 0
behalf* of the _members ‘Mrs,

and Mrs. At
employed at apes os
make the presentat
walker on behalf of

Menbers decided to meet
later. in the month uae the home

rch Hall.
‘The members have purchas
hoped | ed’ two invalid walkers,

Lightle presented one to’ Miss M. | +
tt Public Health Unit. |-

the Lees

MON. & TUES.
Shows at 7.00 & 9.00

STARTS WEDNESDAY
DR. GOLDFOOT &
THE BIKINI
MACHINE

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have some of the fine st facili.

ties in the province.”
ell was reporting

the board on his observations

sions eae Vancouver and Victoria.
observed ‘that ‘while
ne “of the: other. B.C. school
districts represented at the same
recruitment effort “were getting
no action :at ‘all’. from: teaching
faculties of the two universities

ip | it imap observed.
In other

one’s mind regarding the calibre
of our teachera, sit’ Sb should Have
-| been resolved by: the

dist- show. Considering the alae ut of

that production, and the extrem-
ely limited time:in which it was
it was a great credit
imagination and organiza-

chers inthis district,”

gested the board finance this
‘However. board chairman

District Superintendent Praises High.
Quality of West Kootenay Schools

town that should underwrite

the
cost of the studies involved.”

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Decision on the matter was| Christie's
further stu:

Mrs. wyaiter
with the: suggestion that the
study be. undertaken dy the | schoo!

school board.

subse
~ It was not for the benefit of
built: in’ that area, rather than

the ‘school board or individual

at the meeting: a. jocation near
the Kinnaird oved

yin principle as anew Toes ion for

school

during recent recruitment ses-| distri

Reporting on.a recent spec-
ial meeting to‘discuss a new lo-| +,
vation: for the storage and re-
pair area, board: member John
Moran reported the location was
to be recommended to the whole
board, “in spite of the fact tha’
G.'S. Rust was horror auc!
at the idea.”

Rust isia “commissioner

ig My.
of the village of Kinnaird.

zane new location has. ot

Those who inter- | bee!

est..were among the top: teach-
ing candidates available, he

‘The district superintendent
noted that School District No.
can. be considered: one of the
founders of Selkirk College, and
that “it should be a

farther example of the
guaily “ teachers in this dist-
ri noted another, member ‘of

cource of pride to members of is
his board,

site, but is‘one of goveral areas
to be studied for. their possible
value ‘as new. iocations
is true of the other sites,
there are® both- advantages and
disadvantages and will
be carefully sarildcs

dons and fart respi a
and ‘demerits was, propos
a.letter from a‘ firm of town

gra-
piicatly during t the staging of the
Gay 90’s show here.

“If there was doubt-in any-

tion on ‘thes new ding.
youd cost $350

to $500. ite letter said. It sug-

ae

‘ Plan Now

ing the Official Or 3 of

‘COLLEGE

on Saturday, April 1, 1967 at 2 p.nt.
OPEN HOUSE TO FOLLOW

to Attend —

that the
pointed
facilities was a

sige ee aes the ‘Town of Cast-|j

legar, she’ added, and therefore
any expenses involved with such

a study should be borne by the
town. said.

“The present location is quite
satisfactory to us,” she said. “It
is the town that feels the move
should be made and, it:is; the

Xeeerved,

The possiblity, ofa worroom
jag. the

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WAFERS, 3 boxes _. $1.09

being built as an addition to the

present school in Tarrys.

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‘A motion. to proceed with bos Hines CAKE Mux

construction of the building re-
gelved. unanimous support of the

board.

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