CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 4, 1968

FOR RENT

mM apartment in Robson $65

‘a month, Heat and light included,

Just remodelled, Ph. 365-7556, 3:

2 bedroom unturnished house in
Thrums, Ph, 359-7590.

2 bedroom home with garage.

Immediate occupancy. Ph. 365-6616.

“Executive deluxe sulte, fully turn-
ished aulte. Ph, 365-8246, 31

Two bedroom furnished duplex.
Ph. 365-6603.

bath i an

Good holise” and” apartment ie
Robson. Ph. 365-7558,

‘Warm 2 bedroom fumished aneiwilte
for couple. Close in. Ph. 363-6641 or
368-5062.

Furnished one bedroom apt.
Maple Apartments, Blueberry.
365-7588,

Fully furnished heated one ia
room apt. Centrally located. Ph. cea
1883,

Furnished suite in Castlegar. a
‘365-7872, 31

‘Three bedroom home In Castie-

gar, Ph, 365-8102, 31

Roomy, clean furnished silite,

close to school. Ph, 305-5477. SL
Furnished basement sulte auitabie

for couple, no children or pet
att

room house with carport
avaiable "immediately. Ph. 365-!

bedroom heated and furnish-
ed apt, Ph. Se

ed meni utilities
included, reasonable. ‘Ph, 365-S641. 31
Modern trailer. Suitable for two.
$40 excluding ulllitles. Ph. 365-5465.

a!
hed suite, heat and lghts:

Furnis
included — no children or pets. Ph.
see.

ne bedroom furnished suite in
castlesar pang a with ae
entrance. Ph.

FOR RENT

irnished suite for couple or 3
or es students. Ph. 365-5477. 350

‘Self_contained,
bedroom sulte with gt

furnished, one
ground level en-

S1/trance, heat and Ught included Eh
365-5571.

m and board for i or 2 ai

Room
aL Quiet comfortable home in Cai
Ph, 365-TSST.

qar.
“Furnished ‘2 bedroom corns at

Robson wharf. $85 per month. Ph,
Spm. tins

iT or part of | bu!

the haner ‘pulldiee at Ahe Castlegar
Airport, as of January 1st, 1968, Please
direct quiries: Eagle Hanger Co,
woe stibwal ‘Realty. 351
ished basement suite, Suit~

abio fo tor couple or single person. No
chil ee bets, Ph. 365-7487, 350
‘and board. Also laundry.
Conscientious man or woman. Fh.
365-1 350

Large one bedroom multe Very
quiet. Private entrance. S65-
o24g,

‘Three bedroom furnished home,
coal and wood furnace $75 month,
Ph. oe =
Kinnaira. TAY “utilities included sen
Ph, 365-7008, tins0

Two bedroom suite. Furnished
mn inain floor. Rent includes all

a
1 utes. en, Sos-set

edroom: Taecment ‘suite in

One
S696. Castlegar $75. utilities included. Ph
‘B1| 365-8060.

Two aawniewn

Castlegar,

bedroom home,
acomplciely, redeco! .
room remodelled, gas heat and
cooking, ideal itor alder couple. Days
Ph, 363-7266, Evenings Ph. 365-8024.

“Comfortable upetaira apartment
Suitable for young coupie of
ir ccuding heat and hot

1 Figare Ph, 365-8173 or Nelson 352- | Payment

FOR SALE

Birch wood ideal for fireplace.
Ph. 365-6884, 3850

30” Fridged:
akates sizes 10 a1
skates size 11. Ph.

jaire range, Two prs,
ind 12,

7M Magnum rifle, 4X Lyman
scope. Ph, 365-5378, 352
000 BTU Quaker oil heater with
circutating fan. 12 in. annex garbage
ther. Ph. 365-7689, 351

__Smali_Terrier_pups. Ph. PH, 965-5805,
Powe winch for logging truck
or low bed, pa 365-3102,
gold cami 120- Sass
accordion, original, Go
condition. WII sell Sor halt ‘stee, or
highest offer. Ph. 365-5907.
450 gallon off tank, 1% centriti-
cal water pump with motor. Five 18"
x 12' six inch concrete rounds. PR
365-7606,

a Nev TS ROTTS
wash. $95. Ph.
~~ For sale oe plano oe a
truck, Ph, 365-6916,

“Baby carriage, excellent condl-
tlon, Ph. 865-7461,

“Man's Sampson ski Boats, size re
Uke new $15, Ph, 365-7517.

HOMES FOR SALE

Tat: "on Sth Ave. Kinnaird Aa
365-5! inig

rated, oa ‘one of Re now remains

to be sold. Brand new 3.
home, ready for occupancy. Fireplace,

pproved buyer.
indi

Tm home on Wood=
land ane ‘Sera finished bedroom
in full basement, Garden and cones
tot, sulet area. Take tratier tas

it. Ph. 365-7027. "es

tints Toth Ave. Kinnaird, 4 bedroom

and 3 room furnished
apartments. Ph, 565-5500. tinas

A A

UILDERS

See Us for the Best Prices in Town!

E Electrical Supplies
G Glass - Gyproc
H - Hi

A Ha

B Barker Board - Brushes - Bifolds - Bldg. Paper
C Ceiling Tiles - Cements - Ceramics

D Doors - Dividers - Donnacona

F Formica - Fibreglass . Floor Coverings

- Har - Ete.

K Kitchen Organizer
N Nails — Nosings
O° Oils

Q Quick Plug

U Urethanes - Urez

{Insulation - Information
J Joint Fillers - Jambs

& Lumber - Lincleum - Lath - Louvres
M Mouldings - Mahogany - Mac Tac

P Plywoods (ail sorts) - Paints - Plaster

R Resilacrete Paints - Roofing Materials
S Soray. Paints - Sidings - Stucco Supplies
T Toots (uand and electric) - Twinseals

V Vinyl Tiles - Varathanes _
W Windows (Pierson, etc.)
X X-tra Special Cash. Discounts

Y YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS
Z Zeebrick - Etc. - Etc. - Ete.

Paunts

P&G
Builders

Supply

ACROSS FROM THE
ARENA

Open Mon. - Thurs. 8- 5.30 Fri.8-7 Sat.8-5

Ph. 365-8151

home. Den, playroom, sewing room,
bath and a half, large lot, many
extras. Ph. 365-5821. a1

‘Spanish decor accents this Beau~
tiful 3 bedroom home in Crestview
Subdivision, Hinnaird. Complete with

it
id carport.
ished. ‘Additional ae
able for easy comp!
ot ious, pinkie
imate in privacy. Pa
365-7895 for appointment to view.

NUN
Anderson Agencies

Member Kootenay Multiple
Listing Service

COMMERCIAL SITE
100' frontage on Columbia Ave. Just

north of town hall. This excellent;
Property has access lanes at side and
rear. Asking

cS

2 bedroom with full basement,
Suse Steps from Super Valu. Immedl-
ate possession ‘700,

ROBSON

42. bedroom family. home, gas. heat, -.
tull iment, Fenced and landscap-|
ed. Only $7,950.

Frult trees and outbuildings, Good,
value at $5000,

TRAILER OWNERS
Large level lot available in Rasp-
berry village. Already serviced with
water, power, septic tank and stor
age shed.

Anderson
Agencies

Ihone eLT or 365-2548

ARQ TTT

in the store.

spend, His gives you 2 $2 Pay Cheque red

SALE START TODAY

FREE PAY CHEQUES

from

HIS MEN’S WEAR

HIS PAYS YOU TO BUY THEIR STOCK!

The biggest sale in His Men’s Wear’s history. For every $10 you

@ FREE Bonus Cheque on many items. $5 Bonus Cheque on
every suit, sports coat, winter jacket or top coat.

@ FREE $2 Bonus Cheque on all shoes.

@ FREE. $1 Bonus Cheque on all sport shirts, jewellery sets,
rubber work boots, long underwear and GWG drillers drill work pants.

@ EXAMPLE: Buy a $100 suit and His gives you a $20 Pay
Cheque plus a $5 Bonus Cheque. That’s $25 worth, of FREE merchan,.
dise with your His Pay Cheques.

ALL SALES CASH AND. FINAL

on any

31 | Building Lots —

HOMES FOR SALE

YOUNG
AGENCIES

LIMITED
P.O, Box 418

Office 865-7125~ flee, 365-8117

REAL ESTATE:
testdential — Commercial
Acreage’

INSURANCE:
ew | Specialiats a all types of Insurance

(except Lit
RENTAL AGENTS

Available: 2 and 8 bedroom apart-
ments,
4 bedroom

Available: Castlegar,
home.

YOUNG AGENCIES LTD.

—=
in 1868 —.
I Resolve

a) to meet more people.

b) to be more helpful.

c) to become more active.

d) to serve the community.

/e) to stimulate more commerce.

f) to become a much better Realtor,
and (g) to serve you better.

J. F. HIPWELL

Meat Zslaia Osckor
PHONE 365-2514
227 ~ Columbia

(A full-time Eealtor). _

exer

a
MOBILE

HOMES

Wide Selection of Now

GER |“:
AHI eT

Business Opportunities

‘New aparimeni block | itor xeale,
below replacement Pull;
furnished deluxe

Plenty of room

apartments and parking. Litness of
purtner forces sale. Box 459, Castle-

ar,
¥OR RENT
2 room office sulte above Bank
of Montreal, Apply to Creighton
Construction Co, Ltd. Ph. 360-7767.

VEMIGLES FOR SALE

~~ 4tkiL Cumet, automatic, good con-
dition. Ph. 859-7533. as.
1935 Kurd ‘V-8 automatic, Now
wuttery, tires. Good condition. Ph.
60-8308,

“"auoy Buick 4 door hardtop. New

waters, Wall ami
aufnuid Marun Ph, 3U5-7206,

Ives Cuev. dupa s-uoor hura-
sup. #5, £3, Aminuculute condition,
sow muidage, Pn, So3-S1ud Weendays
aller > pan,

‘8 Chev. half ton, radio, 7 good
ures, frst class mecnanical order,
ean be seen at dol Coiumbia Ave.
astiegar. Hh, 365-6637,

1¥o3, 1500 Volxswagen ecdan. Top
iNew engine,

Bis-DSLU

anecnumeat condiuun,
2,000 inites. ayy tr
vy fecxenus.

HELP WANTED

Hight clerk, apply Hl Arrow Arms
85-7282,

—Ph,

ple to drive

Driver Training Unit Here
Jan. 13 for Driving Classes

This course is being offer-
oda at a nominal fee in

safely rH a a continuous Public ser-|
vice project of the B.

ceoping
with

bile Association.
mobile driver training
unit will be here in Castlegar

on hand to sign up. people for
the safe driving course to be
given here starting Tuesday, Jan.

ahs unique mobile driver
training unit — largest trailer
classroom in the country — wilt

a
s50j;be open for inspection alt day
saturday, Jan. 13 and Monday, Wall

Jan. 16th on the Super Valu

indo sarki jot in Castlegar.

Instruction is given to stu-
dents in groups of 12 or less and
usually totals eight hours, com-
monly divided into four classes
of two hours duration. Although
no learner’s licence is required,
tne student should of course be
of legal driving age.

Adequate instruction is
normally. designed to cover both
manual shift and automietle

TRAINEES WANTED
(ten and Women)

BINS | Wy
with absoultely basic fundamen-
tals of skills and is'

LBM. mpuler

ming, DRAMTING

complemented by teacher's in-

MMM

uur Representative wie be testing in
r 1968 spring

Here are some details about!
the training program and how} srs,
the training course works:

The B.C, Automobile As-
sociation has undertaken to fill
a much-needed link in driver'

850} training -— betwecn classroom)
an

=eunsan
FounD
"Ladies shoe lett at Robson hall
Dec. 16, owner may heve by paying
for this ad.
‘ih vietnity of hospital, lady's wal-
t. Ph. 365-5805,

Chale pulse With sum of money.
Owner may claim at West's Depart-
Ment Store upon proper Mdentitieation
and by paying for this ar

LOST

Child's new Seaiskin boot, near
Main St. Ph. 365-6420.

d_ actual highway
drivin;

the
the B.C. ‘Automobile Association,
BCAA members — $10; non-
members — $15.

Local Goupie Marke
49th Anniversary

t

Presentation of a Polaroid '

color Pack camera highlighted a

40th anniversary party pela is re

cently for Mr. and Mrs.
ner,
Held in the Hi Arrow Arms

-in Kinnaird, the party commem-

morated the wedding of the long-
time Castlegar couple, who were
married Dec. 27, 1927, in Nelson.
More than 50 persons at-
tended the event.
ong those attending were
their son, Terry and his wife,
Sharon and their two daughters,
Donna and Gale and their hus-

ands.
Out-of-town guests included
and Mrs. Ernie Erlandson
had Richard; the honored cou-
ple's niece, Susan Olson, all of
Vancouver; Mrs. Nellie Olson
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cot-
tell au all of Nelson and Mr. and
Gerry Wanless and Mr. and
ian Jack Taylor, all of Trail.
During the affair, the couple
also received a telephone call
{com Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hendy

| of Creston.

g. This will be
achieved through the use of
Mobile Driver Training Class-
rooms containing simulator mz-|
chines equipped with all the
driving controls found in passen-|
ger sats.

machines are operated
in conjunction with films to

ered in pe cone driving. They
are similar to the Link-Trainers
used in the Air pie The Mo-
bile Classrooms will be used to
high school driver

and Klassics
Also, Exceilent

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Zola at Nordic Hal, Kinhaira.
Ph, 365-6450. tinst

ces.
$1900 each. Terms 5160 down
and $35 per month, Ph. 365-7202.

ccc

Koctenay
Multiple
Listings &
Local Realty |=

Two lots on Sth Ave, Kinnaird,
feet of road fronta:
both.

eres Good Ben: Ne
below. 20 2000" elevation suitable for

subdivision. Close to main highway
between Castlegar and Trail $75,000.

2 ‘apartment Fullatng: at st Colum-
bla Ave. Owner most anxious to sell,
‘This desirable revenue: property can

Rossland;
be obtained for a low down payment, Ww.

William Kalvniak
Agencies

538 Josephine Bi Scot, Nolses, BO.

OR PHONE CASTLEGAR
365-7090 :
LAA Ti

400 |r
tage, Only $1,600 for ae

NOTICES

the payments on the house
you Fold don’t come in fast enough
to meet your needs, we could buy the
balance of the contract from you.
WE PAY IN) CASH Write Box 213)

era BS
small Terrier-type pupples
to be ‘piven away. 365-583L.
‘6 month female cat to give away.
365-5625. 350

training as well as being avail-
able to our members and other
motorists throughout the Pro-
vince wherever requested. The
project will be continued and
augmented as part of our plan-
ned program for greater safety
on the high

‘The mobile Classroom is 53
feet long by 10 feet wide 2 and a
the » dargest of its kind operated
in this . It is fitted with

ag|twelve simulator machines —
tion, = six on each of a central aisle and.

5 eine tiered from front to rear
visibility|

BIRTHS

TAYLOR — To Mr. and
William Taylor, x, Kinnaird, Dee. Dee.

DENNEUS — To Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Denneus, Castle-
ear, pee 21 a daughter.

HILE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gunther Aishile, Kinnaird, Dee.
21 a daughter.

THICEETT — To Mr.
Airs. Clarence Thickett, Slocas
B.C. at Kootenay Lake Gen
Hospital, Dec. 23
un aot Rae
ei 10: ass
Dec. 25 a daughter. :
Ligh Vaniil, Castlegar Dac os
igi legar,
daughter. -

Mrs. Ronal Ronald Mavelton, Conl
Dec. 31 a son.

‘Classitied
word per insertior, Minim

inserti
Classified ade close at 12 noon ‘sharp
on Wed; for dispiny
udvertising is 12 noon on Tuesdays.
th w
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS. Box
303 Castlegar, tinl?

CARDS OF THANKS

tful appreciation Of the
thoughtfulness and symp!

sss. F,
and D, M. Wickett, Pulp and
Paper Workers of Canada, Local Nt
1, Celgar Pulp Mill. Ceclie Cotton,
Harold Jr. Norman and Thomas. _

‘We would’ ike to~ thank our
friends who helped our children make
our 40th Wedding Anniversary party
such @ surprise and peruoravie.. oc-
easton Elmer _and Effie Wallner.

wers
.| To one of
ar

Before me lies like an untrack-
ed field ‘ aed

A fresh, unmarred page tha’
must fill,

Shall I venture new paths to
trea

Or in accustomed ruts plod on
still?

dare I

Gravel & Tep Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-7013
COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
349-8th Ave. Castlegar

Building Supplies
GGLOW BROS,
Building & & Supply Co. Ltd.

Phone 365-7202

That v word of of mine, weary souls
Or in humbler fashion be con-

tent

And with acts of kindness fill
my days?,

One thing I’ know. — above all
desire

nds
May He who Enews. my. every

hope fear
Be Tuy’, const reonatant Helper, Friend

And keep ny eps through the
coming year.

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.
e
Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere cn the Arrow
Lakes

Nelson 352-5434.

whispel
Golden gates stood o;
Three years ago today
With goodbye left unspoken
You gently slipped away.
ver remembered by daughter
hans and Henry Julsrud and family.
anks to friends and under-
takers Who helped us on our sad day.

STOP IN

And Say

Driving Tack Grand Forks ?

Airport Auto Service

IKE WIEBE
@ormerly cf Castlegar Post Office and Southern Motors)
— Ike Would be Glad to Hear the Latest Gossip ! —
Ike’s Airport Auto Service is Located on Highway
3 Near the Arena. Look for the Big Chevron Sign.

AT THE

Hello to

John
PAIN

and

DECOR

Mills
TING

ATING

HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER ?

Then you want a central address close to all
attractions, yet priced. to suit.-your budget. We
have.a dining room‘and coffee shop and are close
to beaches and Stanley Park. Please feel free to
drop.us.a line for our descriptive brochure.:° © =:

SANDS MOTOR HOTEL

MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman

GOING TO NELSON?

For. Tasty Food
. and Delicious
Coffee It's

_._. ROSE'S
DELICATESSEN
551 WARD siREET

The Castlegar News pre-
sents excerpts from’ the second
of a series of letters from Mrs.
H. A. DeRosa, daughter of Mr.

A
a graduate of local schools, bani
DeRosa, with her

and Mrs, Robert Hunter of Cas- (cl
\ former resident here and| H

INSTANT COFFEE, M.5.8.,-10-07. .... $1.19
BACON Maple Leaf. No. 1. Two ¥-Ib. pkgs. 89c
APPLE JUICE, Malkins. 48-0z. tins 3 for $1

GINGERALE, PEPSI and COKE
5 Bottles $1,00 plus deposit

10 PER CENT OFF
Holiday Radios, Tape Recorders & Tape Players

Johnny’‘s Grocery
& Gas Saies Lid.

On Robson Side of the Ferry

working at a Catholic school in
Zambia. | a4 ¢

When we find came to Live
Boj Scouts

yard — native tol

I wanted | to take some pic-
are}tures but one of the boys ask-
ed if I would aind waiting until
they got their uniforms on.

Parently none of the students the
like their pictures taken unless

y dress up anyway, even to
spor jackets on the hottest days.
There area lot of poorly
dressed people too, especially

Castlegar Teacher Tells of Life in Africa

the children
feet school next door to us.
We had a couple of nights
of excitement recently — enere

70 ras
house. ‘tinder dy
and Any or 10 fo fect high, .

iS
branches so they could beat et

fire,
They had it out in no time
Ferre then came out singing.

ie

ously and are very well trained.
they wona trophy for being the
best at the Zambia jamboree.
The other students ignored the
fires or just stood and watched.

Pre-Christmas Hockey:
Bruins Gver Leafs

Bruins edged Maple Leafs
pe ia the final game of the Pre-

Scores and had to be decided by
shots-on-goal.
In Series ‘A’, Canadiens and

eeandats 15 SUppus-
ed to be coming to either Malal
or Kasama, propably rr “January,
to present the school band with
new instruments.

Tm told it is the only school
id in Zam

there will be big
celebrations when he comes with
lots of singing and dancing. He

ban

is very highly thought of by botn

LEGION CORNER

Red Wings battled to a
tle with the Canadiens declared
winners by a narrow margin of
shots on goal.

le Leafs scored the tie-

Map!
ing goal in the last minute of|/Eve

play to tie the Blackhawks in

Series ‘B’ and advance to the | that

finals on the strength of their
edge ow shots on goal. Gareth
es scored for the Hawks

the Leafs.

of the game. How-

“income ts paid to
other sharers as dividends, after

I Gina Wal oat
cAsnGan CREDIT UNION
GEORGE TERHUNE, Manager
Phone 365-7232
Serving the Crossroads of the Kootenay

jas'
ever, Bruins had the

bi monthly meet

thes
should be be 2 held in the future.
Bingo will be held
on Sat., Jan. 13.
One epplication for ordinary}
id and ac-

rea
cepted. Joint Tnstalation of the
Bram Ofiicers ans id ihe Auxii-
liary will be held on pausing,
Jan. 16, following ‘the regular

an sho's and advanced to the fin-

kyte, David Heagy and Geof Yule
were marksmen for the Bruins.

the fina) game, Bruins
and Maple Leafs exchanged the

dead several times before the} j

Bruins finally came out on for
3-4. Craig Harman, Barry D:

Peoli, James MacLure and: Kevin

Alexander scored for thie Lents

Minor Hockey Week, Jan.’ 20-27. companied her mother, Mrs. Vida

Ghristmas Calls
lilt a ew high

“A total of 5,243 long distance

calls were placed Christmas Day
‘Trail toll swi A

reports B.C. Telephone Co.
District: “manager.

AACA AANA ”

ms CHUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

BACON, side sliced, Ih; ...-....... 796
BACK BACON, sliced, 1 Ih. ....... 55e
COTTAGE ROLLS, whole or sticed, Ib. 79c
BONELESS BEEF ROAST, Ib.:...... 69¢
ROUND STEAK ROAST, Ib. ........ 886
BABY BEEF LIVER, sliced, Ib. ...... 68
BOWELESS BEEF STEW Places, Ih... 6e |
PORK CHOPS, All Guts.

PORK STEAK, th.

was due, not so much to 7
heavy as to:the tie-up}
of toll circuits for any Dene
purposes. Because se Many Boop! le
did not know the number of the

distant city, thoy can cal the
ete yy dialing “O” and we

Comrade Leckie reported
1968 cules are payable and cards
may be. picked up by members
as soon as ible. Comrades

| Webster when their son, ‘Johnny

"2a uk
CASTLEGAR NEWS |

possible.
are also reminded that meetings
are now held on ‘the Ist and 3rd
Paestays of the each month.

Mrs. D, E. Hughes, Ph. 365503
Dr. G. A. Sumner spent the
hristmas weekend at Vancou-

fi and
children, Loreen, Brian and Ca-
tering.
and baat S. Horswill

as _well.as their sons-in-law. and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John
G. Hopping and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Anderson and families ar-

in the public ele-blacks ana whites. When. he is

Regular ting
of the Branch Bal cheld_on: oe Gee om

jon! ling to their areas of work.
di * * ry

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 4, 1968

a pound instead of 18 cents.

croung they really put on a big Pore ‘Atricans yori
President Kaunda attended | as

an official

about’ 100

and they love to sing.

ante

we Reserve the Right
To. Limit Quantities

Open Monday thru Fri-
days until 9 p.m. for your
convenience. Notice our Low

years.
lane| Everyday Prices, to help you

bal

your food Bud;

Last week we heard we were
to have a visit from Don Faris,
and y ‘day he was here about
an hour. He was travelling with
che Dean of Students of the Uni-
versity of Zambia and they are
visiting the school. He will be
living in Lusaka at least until

Christmas, then he expects to be
sent into the bush of the Eastera
province.

The African
getting a little braver now and|
will stop and play with our chil-|
dren. At first they just looked.
hhite children are just as
much a novelty to them as Afri-|

to us.
‘We saw an albino African
the other day. He had the same
features as the dark ones but
was all white. He looked as
. * though he was blind and retard-|
Ed‘ H * ed too.
a minister of the United bite We have noticed a lot of
served for several years in the !deformities in the children as
Kinnaird area and is well known Hirer arrears

LOCKER BEEF, Gov’t. Insp.
cut & wrapped, Ib. .... 59¢
staeks, roasts, stew, etc:

BOLOGNA, sliced, Ib. .. 49
in pe. 5 Ibs. & up, Ib. 39e

MILD CANADIAN CHEESE
(really mild) Ib.

to be a lot of lame ones,
these ate tero bows at this sebocl

ring in [aisa

He and Mrs. D DeRosa met in
Nairobi while both were travel-

They even bring dishes

GAINER’S

to wash and use stones as dish
a baer aly ee xeep t the Bouscho
fe 01 ried
half a day now.
washing by hand, ez anes ir
chops the wood.
A servant would be nice at
bome wiere inere are Wis of
es j other ines | to do but sometinies
here it's just a nuisance,
an tor laks eer ainee Hor |ene quicker and better for
Four priests from tho mis-|Meto.do it myself.
sion apie tren rag eras
for supper last ni; .pparent-
jy they. live in real poverty —
not like the Brothers. They only
get paid 25 cents a day each
trom the Bishop plus any dona-
tions Risch get from home.

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TRAILER
TOWING

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ae ‘The Board of Broadcast Governors will hear,
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Ottawa, Ontario, on February 6, aed an appli.

Palm Milk

3 qt. ctn’s. 79c
rare

PICKLES, Bread and Botier
far... We
PORK LUNCHEON MEAT,
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HERSHEY’S COCOA,
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fore January 25, 1968. If it is the intention to ap-
pear in opposition, the names of those appear-

tied, and

ing must also be filed at least seven days prior to

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