Sale Prices Effective Until October 15!

‘Johnson & Johnson

"BAND: AID. Band-Aids

Family 60's

¢

Regular, Super, Plus 12's

Reg. ¢

$1.13...

Playtex Nurser Kit

Bonar cm vs $633

Johnson & Johnson

Dental Floss

Extra fine. Waxed, unwaxed.

200 yds. $922

Dimetapp. Extendtabs $ 09 30's.

Rag. $4.55

12's. Reg. $1.60

Reg. $4.05 ... Diaperene

Baby Wash Cloths i Reg. me 38

$2.00 “i.e

Peter Pan

"Panty Hose or Knee High

Assorted Reg, 77

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Neo Citran Adutt A-10’s, Child's 14's. $] Adult 10’s. Reg. $2.15 .

Rubber Gloves

SML & XL 99° Reg. $1.79...

* Johnson & Johnson

| 1 ie Oil $922

F450 ml. Reg. $2.75

Roll-On Deodorant Unscented, scented. Cit-” rus, Herbal.

Cheese Board

Dark Walnut, tile Insert, with knife. Reg. $2.95 ...

Regular, Meninel: ong Lime, Surf. 1 118 Reg. $1 45.

Johnson& Johnson Diaper Liners

$955 | =,

120's. Reg. $4.40..... Bae

One-A-Day : Vitamins With tron. 100's.

wm. $933)

Crest

" Toothpaste

Final Net

Halr Spray. 4 oz.

Cairo!

At Recent Jo

Daughters Ceremo

Official Praises Local Bethel

+ Grand Guardian of the International Ordor of Job's Daughters of British Columbia, Mra, Audrey Crouch, made her official visit to Bethe). #60, Castlegar a few weeks ago, accompanied by - Associate Grand Guardian Fred Saunders and past Associate Grand Guardian J. Crouch.

Mrs. Crouch praised the manner in which Castlegar's new bethel, instituted just one year ago, is flourishing,

Honored Queen Dana Smith and her officers per- formed the ceremony of initia- tion for the grand officers.

iB the the

into the hethel hy each girl. Refreshments concluded the

busy year and welcome any girls between the ages of 11 and

lationship.

21, with proper Masonic re-

Recently, the girls were “kidnapped” by the five elected officers and whisked away to a delicious breakfast al the home of the ‘Honored Queen Dana Smith and her sister Kim,’ the Junior Princess,

Some ‘of the other fall activities of the bethel include making prizes for the Dessert Bridge which will take place the

afternoon of Oct. 20 in ‘the,

Kinnaird Hall. Members are also working on handicrafts for their Christmas Tea in early Decent

initiates “Cathy Baynon, Beth Baynon, Sheridan Hill. and Maureen Allen were welcomed

Guardian Cathy Stewart .

and Associate Guardian, Dave Stewart Jr. look forward to a

Long-Term Savings

One hundred members of the local Kiwanis Club- in Elmire, N.Y. are each contribu- ting $10 to a special bank

Advertising:

lets you know what's what.

account which they estimate will be worth $2 million by the year 2076, based on current interest rates.

A committee will deter- mine which community project will benefit from the invest- ment fund.

The project is officially

? sanclioned by the club’s-inter-

national or

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© FALL KNITWEAR We have a great selection of designs inthe ‘ethnic Hook

Try on a pullover, hooded or plain; also assorted cardigans.

¢ DRESSES are back In the limelight: Choose one from our large selection.

¢ EVENING GOWNS & EVENING SKIRTS Match up from our large selection of evening blouses and bodyshirts.

¢ KITTEN SWEATERS & ‘OUTFITS by ““Glenyar. ”" This [3 a Newly arrived shipment, made of the ‘finest. quality, Imported Fnallen Botany —

fult-fashloned and hand-finished.

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NYLON RIBBING

For collars & cuffs, Plain oF or. Q <:) : a “5 0 ‘a

striped. Reg.. $3.49 .

$1.75 yd. Or Se an Inch Less .

‘For Craft and Hobby Pro- jects. tn Assorted Goloure:

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for your favourite evening

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Pre-Season Special . es

Free Electric Starter, nee Chains and Maintenance Kit

ARIENS SNOW THROWERS

© Two-stage blowers with impeller © Throws snow up to 30 feet

e Parts & Service avallable locally

5 rie rotating discharge chute, ‘interlock safety clutel

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, SECTION Thureday, October 13, 1977

‘Page Bl

Calgary Firm Now Owns CV

Community Video of Nel- son has been purchased by 5 } Microwave Cable Ltd. of Cal- ih gary.

\ Tuesday the change over will Shave no effect on customer

. | service and may in fact lead to

j expansion of the. area. now i setae by the cable television

y; Retaining the name Com- { munity Video, the Nelson pur- ! chase was closed simulta; neously with other. systems in Red Deer, Nanaimo, Trail, Cestleger and North Vancouver. Ed O'Conner, director of

H Microwave, .sald the company } places strong emphasis on de-

Company spokesman sald g

velopnient of community pro-

, gtamming. In Nelson, Channel

10 is used for local productions. Currently Community Vid- co provides cable TV‘to about 4,000 households, including the city of Nelson, the North Shore to:6 Mile and :portions of the Blewett area. Possible expan- sion is contemplated and could include more: of the North Shore, Blewett and a line ex- tending further toward Ymir,

Company spokesmen were

quick to point out that residents of those areas may not see systems installed in the near future but are advised that the firm is looking seriously at the extensions,

Zinc Prices Drop By 2° Per Pound

Comineo Ltd,

metal of

that it is reducing its prices for slab: zine‘ in “North, American : markets in response to signifi-

}t cant. offerings in-both Canada j and the United States of price-

Heavy Smoke, Low Visibility | » Herald Fall

In its monthly : climatelo- gical summary, the Castlegar. { Airport reports for 16 days this September, : industrial smoke lowered visibilities at the air- port to less than six miles—an ‘annual event which heralds the soning 2 of fall.

ae aa

~ September, 1977 S

ripe

Prime

rigift. Effective with October

shipments, Cominco's price for:

zinc sold in Canada is reduced by three cents per pound. In the United States, its price is

reduced by two cents per pound-

meeting new prices of major American producers,

In Canada, Coininco's sell- ing price for zinc in Canadian

currency becomes 92.50 cents.

per pound for High Grade and Prime | Western zinc, 82.75 cents per pound for

OOTENAY SAVI

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CREDIT UNION

CASTLEGAR 365-3375 — SOUTH SLOCAN 359-7221

SERVICE .

COMPLETE FINANCIAL . INCLUDING

Low Cost

Personal Loans

iow Ministries Underspent

RESCUE PRACTICE at Slocan—Smoke bombs were used at

Triangle Pacific in Slocan Sunday when volunteers practiced fire

Grade with added:lead, and 33 cents per pound for both . Special High Grade zinc and for ; Galvanizing Grade alloyed with lead and aluminum. "*""In the United States, Coin.”

ineo's selling . price in U.S.: currency becomes 82 cents per:

pound for High‘ Grade. and Western’: zinc.

‘ace :

“for Slocan Valley Residents 3 352. 5980. or 354-4033 after 5 p.m.

« Woodcrest Holdings Ltd.

‘SERVICE

In the fi

lore: than a’ dozen ‘men participated ‘last: Sunday: in a fire-fighting and rescue practice day held in Slocan: Village by Triangle Pacific in ‘co-operation with the

sult is Gordon Clarke and

First tee in: Organizing Volunteer Fire Department

In uniform is Nelson Fire Department

nant Hans Lehre.

They are palling Wayne Savinkoff out of the supposedly-burning

building. See story below.

-gescuing trapped fire victims

and fighting -various ‘fire “Prob lems. : <The exercise -was “a first

+ stage.in organizing a volunteer

for the village.

Progra: im. “Nelson Fire’

_Stan Doi, representative for the

sent Lieutenant Hans Lehrke to:

instruct “the ‘volunteers’ in’ the use of air Bac, hoses, -nozzles,

Program

volunteer “force. can. soon te: assembled: and ‘a high-quality.‘ “fire truck purchased. The village ’

has. only. small-capacity” fire

hydrants ‘and pump ‘and hose’

. equipment on'a pick-up truck. ‘Also ‘needed is self- breth-

in the village, is the. move for a department. | He , hopes a ‘16-member

“At Annual Meoting Here Last Week

_ Board Elects Local |

Big. Rock Realty’s Stan

.” Partridge was: .among four

realtors elected. directors for 1978-79 at the Kootenay. Real Estate Board annual meeting in the Hi Arrow Arms last week.

=Partridge, owner, manager -

and president - of. Big.. Rock,

, joined Terry Harris of Cran-

brook, Ken Marshall of Nakusp

and Mrs. ‘June McGilvery of ,

Invermere’ on the board of directors.

ing . proper fire clothing. boots aid'a one-num: ber phone systems

in- depth presentation on poli- cies and practices.of the Cana-

-dian -Real Estate Association, presented by its executive vice-

2, president, °Blair..: Jackson. of

; Toronto.

‘All sessions-of the confer. ence: were presided: over: by. president of the Kootenay Real

Estate Board, David:Cooper of

Cooper Agencies, Castlegar. Honored guests were Gib ~ Calvert of Victoria; president of the~ Real Estate’ Salesmen’s Association of B.C.:Also atten:

ding’as guests were Thomas >

..-,)Baybutt of A.J. Shankland’ and

Co, of Nelson ‘and’ Morman

- Hinton “of. Central Mortgage and Housi 8 Corporation of:

‘Trail. : Trevor Klinkhamer of Cranbrook ‘Agencies;:’Cran-

. brook,” was ‘elected president * for 1978 and’ Ernie: Mason* of

Lambert Realty-of Nelson was elected vice-president.’

" PODIATRIST

"FOOT SPECIALIST

—Stan Doi Photo

As a gecond training stage for the volunteers; Nelson Fire Chief. Joe Palesch will {be In

Slocan “Oct. 23 ‘for, an ey, i sessions)

Human Resources Minister’. Bill Vander Zalm underspent his ministry's budget for the last fiscal year by more than $110 million, the abridged Public Accounts ‘of British Columbia show.

Attorney-General Garde Gardom was the only minister to overspend his budget—and that by only $2 million:

‘The public accounts for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1977, which provide the general outlines of the government's revenue and expenditure, were made public Wednesday with- out comment-from the govern- ment. |

Of Vander Zalm’s $110

piltion surplus, $61 million was

to have been spent for welfare; $28 million for senior citizens and handicap; million for services for families and children; and $2. million each for community. programs and for special Programs for the retarded."

The agriculture ministry underspent by $2.5 million; con- sumer services, $331,000; eco- nomic development,: $1.3) mil- lion; education, - $11 © million which was allocated to. post

ped; persons; $17;

pital programs; highways and public works, $866,000; hous- ing, $148,000 which included a saving: of $181,000 on: housing for senior citizens.

The labor; ministry spent $894,000 less-than it had in its budget; mines and petroleum fesources, $790,000; municipal affairs, $47,000; the provincial secretary's department, $9.7 million

Ferry Traffic =.

Shows Increase In September : An‘ increase ‘in nearly -all

types of traffic using « the

Castlegar: Ferry. during the month of September, ‘as com- pared with the same month last year, was reported by District Highways Manager R. E. Mc-

Keown of Rossland. j

«<The only. decreases indi- cated were in the number. of passengers, not. drivers, down 1,126 from a total of 41,818 in - 1976; and the number of motor- gyeles, at less than last year's

“Figures showing the use of . the ferry for the month of

envi- ‘and fi-

community ‘colleges;: ronment; SS millio nance, $52 million.,

The forests ministry did not

spend $11 million ofits: budget,-

S million of which was to. have been < used for

are as follows, with the 1976. fi; igures indicated ic : brackets:: ° é

Number ‘of’ round tips

(17) 9,851;' automobiles and +‘

drivers (28,749) 30,823; trucks, ; trail-

“all types (11,589) 12,1

fealth, $16 million of which $11 trillion was scheduled’ for. hos- hos

\ era and semi-trail (690) 609; “motor. buses (111) 2127; and

livestock, as 87.2

i nals, record: transactions, post the General Ledger and, pian he x preliminary ‘steps for preparation ‘of the: Financial late ments

Ws a must for says small" ‘business operator!

IN. CASTLEGAR; B. c.

‘Small Business, Management’ Seminar

$] 09 S.J. Flelistrom DPM. ; Yat the.

‘Hi Arrow Arms ’ ct

Atthe Hi Arrow Arms Motor’ Hotel On Wed., October 19th from 8:30 a. fm. t0 4:30 p.m. - : Reglstration { feo of $15per Person, luncheon included: ts #0 contact: \ dohn. F. Noonan, tel.: 426-7241; ore. Lentety, tel.: 3065-9011 :

Reg. $1.85... "

STAN PARTRIDGE .amew director .

os The Octe1 ‘and 2 meeting

. was attended by more than 60 sales licences,’ brokers, and -.

: guests. ‘The main event was an‘

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The energy used to heat’ water for your Nome costs. money.so It may.pay you to examine the efficiency of your system. =>: (

#- .£ Check for dripping hot water taps as these can waste a dotof hot water. Assure that insulation is placed on hot water lines that, run through cold’ areas. See that: the thermostat setting on your. tank is not ‘higher. than is: ecessary. And, of. course, be sure that the tank: is - properly insulated. You can conserve.energy and save.

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