ae, : Castlegar News cctober 13, 1985

COMMUNITY NEWS

Dr. Robert Letnick

wishes to annouce that he has assumed the responsibilities ot the practise of

‘Dr. J.B. Draper

For an appointment Talenhons. 365-2424

£92: 18th Street Y (In the G 'd Plaza) Costleger Be.

TEL. 365-6736

Some 130 family’ and friends of Omer and Ora Lightle gathered recently at the Legion Hall in Castlegar to help them celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary.

seven children and their

ilies: Joan Martini, hus-

BIG BROTHERS & LITTLE BROTHERS : To Participate in a Worthwhile al Venture in Friendship Big Brothers of Castlegar needs little brothers and big brothers to participate in our program.

Interested volunteers and applicants : PLEASEPHONEANNAT # 365-6313 OR RYAN AT 365-5777 Or write P.O. BOX 3551, CASTLEGAR, B.C,

LUCKY WINNERS

SuperValu’s new Neat Manager Brett Lockhart is shown here. pr a Hitachi to John and Marion ‘Kennedy of Castlegar, winner in the Maple Leaf draw at the downtown store. .%

band Richard and children |—Kerri, _Lisa-and- Derek; Bob, wife Colleen and children Mark and David; Ron, wife Lynne and children Blaine, Brian wgnd “Robert; Bernice Kifig, husband Doug and children Karla, Jessica, Jar- ed and ‘Robert; Barbara Newton, husband Bill and

The United Way raises funds need

Present were the couple's °

children Kevin and. Kent (Brad being unable to at- tend); Kathy Rybachuk, hus- band Jim and children Blake and Brent; Christine: Mac- Pherson, husband Jim, arid daughter. Shannon.

+. Out of-town family and

‘friends travelled from Ot-~

tawa,- San Francisco, Cal- gary, Edmonton, Lethbridge and Stirling, Alberta, Moses Lake, Dayton and Connell,” Washington, Fernie, Cres- ton, Penticton, Langley, Gold River, Nakusp and Trail. Following a smorgasbord supper, mistress of cere- monies Bernice King wel-

OMER AND ORA LIGHTLE .». SOth anniversary

comed everyone, introduced the family and out-of-town guests and then requested that friends of more than 30 years stand.

Carl 'Loeblich, one of their friends,, presented a musical tribute and toast. Other toasts -to the couple were given by Ron Lightle on be-

half—of-the~children,— ‘Kerri —

Anniversary celebrated

By this time the family. had outgrown the ‘house ‘so in 1947 Omer bought-a 10-acre farm south of Castlegar where Kathleen and Chris- tine ‘were. born. ‘They. live there still close to family and friends in a new home Omer built next to the original home in 1980.

Throughout—the— bite 7]

Bernice

Martini for the and Joy Saunders from the Pythian Sisters.

Reid . Lybbert, Ora’s brother, recalled a story illustrating Omer's compas- sion,

Bob Lightle gave a brief history of Omer and Ora's courtship and marriage. He recounted that Omer came west from Port Hope, Ont. to

(Raymond Alberta, on a har-

vesters excursion in the fall of 1931 and decided to stay.

There, he met Ora Lybbert in. the fall of 1933. She was living at home and doing

dotes of family life in the Lightle household and read one of Ora’s favorite poems, “Those Cluttered Years.”

Joan Martini read a few of the remembrances submitted by guests that were compiled in a book presented to Omer and Ora.

Letters and telegrams of congratulations were received from Gov. Gen. Jeanne Sauve, Prime Minis- ter Brian Mulroney, Liberal leader John Turner, Premier Bill Bennett, local Kootenay West MP Robert Brisco,

some They courted for two years and on Sept. 24, 1935 ere

‘Trail-MLA~— Chris D'Arcy and Mayor Audrey Moore.

married in L

Byt his time Omer was doing carpentry work in Reymond. Their daughter, Joan, was born there and in June of 1937 the family moved to Rossland where Omer worked on the Crown Point Hotel and. later at Cominco.

In 1938 Omer bought prop- erty on 5th’ Avenue in Castlegar where he built a small home and moved the family. Sons Robert and Ronald and daughters Ber- nice and Barbara were born there.

A two-tiered wedding cake was cut by the couple and pieces passed to the guests.

A highlight of the evening was two songs, “When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver,”. and “Can I Have This Dance,” performed by Ora’s brother-in-law Sheldon Law and his daughter Connie Schmidt.

Flower arrangements for the head table and centre- pieces were made and sup- plied by Josephine Fornelli, a long-time family friend.

A dance and more visiting followed supper.

Dance to help quake victims

The Mexican Earthquake Relief Fund being adminis- trated by the Red Cross is to receive an assist on Saturday with.a benefit. dance and social being held in Slocan

hat

A raffleis also being held.

MR. AND MRS.

CLIFF MILLER

Be “August wedding

Nelson

couple "

wed in Robson

Joan Elaine Rayner and Cliff Charles Miller, both of Nelson, were married Aug. 31 in Robson Memorial Church.

The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Garry Rayner of Robson and the groom is the son of Mr. Dale Miller of Ruskin, B.C. and Mrs. Har- lean Miller of Vancouver.

The bride wore a floor- length white satin gown with a V-neck framed with a heavy lace trim. The gown was adorned with .an organza overlay complemented by long organza sleeves.

Her headdress was a white and lilac silk flower wreath with gold and’ white beads and three-quarter length veil.

She carried a white feather fan with dark lilac and white

Slocan Forest Products has- Silk flowers, lilac ribbon and

donated materials for picnic

tgbles which are being man- factured by students. of

W.E. Graben High School.

white beads. :

Pastor “Ira. Johnson offi- ciated at the ceremony with musical selections played by”

ber of agencies who providelr nee

vices.

ae ke ° y a Jarge*nurmh: uman care ser-

WHY DO WE NEED THE HELP OF THEPUBLIC? ~

There are-atot of good-reasons-for- supporting. United Way.-One gift.supports —~ “the =

services for f our older p

LI

Pp d, youth and others who need extra help. | United Way is ‘efficient, it reduces ‘the number of i

Organized by Nick Toma, the event will feature danc- ing, éntertainment,and a

|_bake sale for residents of the

entire Slocin Valley.

_ Besides" dancing to the music of a Western swing band, entertainment _will_in—

“ian dancing and music played -by a harpis tSO-a?

orty munity.

, HOW CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE? —

ind it also provides you with a convenient way to help your com-

of an air band demonstration.

have been anxious to get in- volved in -the fuidraising project, including ‘those from the Slocan~ Senior Citizens, + Slocan Women's’ Auxiliary,. the Slocan Women's Insti- tute, Slocan Forest Prodiicts.. and the Village office. S —"Foma-said few people from Slocan have ever: been to Mexcico, but ople I

ie world situa! and are willing to help other peo

Betts ~Rayner of Robson, sister-of the bride, was maid of honor, —~

She wore a street-length dress made of lilac polyester damask with -thfee-quarter length sleeves, a high front ‘neck and a cowl back.

The. dress was made by the bride’s mother.

id of honor wore

them. She carried a light lilac feather fan with dark lilac silk flowers, long lilac ribbon and. short strings of white beads.

Ron Miller of Robson, brother of the groom, was best man. Along with the groom, he wore a navy blue pin-stripe suit

Steve Miller of Vancouver, brother of the groom, was the usher. s

All bouquets, fans, cor- sages, headpieces and bou- tonnieres were made by Holly Boyce of Lacome, Alta.

A reception was held at- Robson . Community Hall, which was decorated with lilac, white and pink stream- ers and bells.

The tables were graced with centrepieces of lilac and white candles surrounded by lilac silk flowers.

The wedding cake was a five-tiered black forest cake topped with white whipped topping and, pink roses.

was masfer of ceremonies °

and Jack Brownlee of Moose Jaw, Sask. proposed the toast to the bride.

~ Out of town guests came from‘ Tokyo, Paddockwood, Sask., Prince Albert; Moose Jaw,-Lacombe, Alta., Dun- can, Salmon Arm, Vancou- ver, Port Coquitlam, Nelson, Trail, Cranbrook, Ruskin and

On the Arrow Lakes, 2

16’ in ‘stock, other sizes available. Now at introductory prices!

Henne's Marina

4 miles from Castlegar.

365-3219 5

cottage cheese,

SNaOvIbL 326-7492, 8 BOOKS OF CAROLS

#38 oF pocket: Wakes istight.

ristmas gilt

__ $2, with name and oddre

R.R. No. 2, 2, Coppers Taide, vores: B.C. V8G 32: 7/81

LADIES block fur coat, size 14, 5, good condition. 365-7382. 3/81

APPLES FOR SALE

© Spartan Golden Delicious 7 h

* BERNINA, OMEGA, RICCHI

BROTHER & SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS

New and Used Don't void your warranty, by having your machine serviced elsewhe:

Scissor Sharpening $1.50

Nota 19-point check, but 100% check for $35

UNION PETERS SEWING & OFFICE CENTRE 623 Front Street, Nelson (across trom Wout Arm Ploro)

354-4688 of 365-7041

two ark lilac. flower_ pai igs of white- Serr hanging from

The newlyweds’ are re: ing in Nelson.

A very papular method of contribution is PAYROLL DEDUCTION, or by in- dividual contribution. For information please call. the Castlegar United Way >

Office at 365-7331.

WHO DOES:CASTLEGAR DISTRICT UNITED WAY SUPPORT? .

Agencies that have been helped by the Castlegar United Way are:

Kootenay Columbia Child Care Society ~ Castlegar Public Library

Kootenay Society for the Handicapped » S.P.C.A. Castlegar . W.I.N.S. (Women In Need Society)

Castlegar Community Services Castlegar Advocate Society

Boy Scouts, Kootenay Columbia District: q

_ Castlegar Legion Hampers West Kootenay Cerebral Palsy Assoc. West Kootenay Cultural Society . Canadian Nat. Institute for the Blind

® The Arthritis Society - Castlegar Youth Athletic Groups

PLEASE GIVE THE UNITED WAY Join thousands of other individuals, companies and other organizations who are supporting their com-~ munity by supporting the UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN.

THANKS TO YOU IT'S WORKING Our Goal is $60,000.

For Info — 365-7331 “or By Mail — Box 3267, Castlegar

Castlegar _ District United Way

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+ 1458 Bay Ave.,

WANETA WICKER & ‘THE KITCHEN CORNER

Trail 368-8512

‘MEMBER OF TIA BR MARTS LID,

368-6466

SCHNEIDER'S BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. Waneta Junction TRAIL

Waneta Junction, Trail

PAUL’S PLACE LTD..

CHRYSLER — DODGE — PLYMOUTH

Xt 368-8295

cow RE, S-vord loads. $160. 12- eee loads, $225. 359- 7926. Paul Legebokoit. “tnt TOF SOIL, grav “drain rock. Paul Legebok

$7 Per Box &Up~ Also Winter Pears

3225 Broadwater Rood Robson

1, $15, 3/81 $20.

BOYS Hockey skates, size size 2, $25. 365-5229. PICNIC TABLE aad

srike: Waterbed $60, cross-country, Bess Sib.

ire ‘extinguisher $20. 365-2761. 3/81

PROVINCE-WIDE

CHAIN SAWS

-Parts — Sales — Service

SNOW TRAILS

SALES & SERVICE 502-12th Ave., Genelle 693-2382

Py Lynn Johnston

washer, dyer washer, $450/month. Available Nov: 1. 365-6177. 3/8 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY — We now .@ plan for senior citizens, 65

or. twi - apartment.

faciltis

ROSSLAND — 3 bdrm. house: Stove/fridge, $350/month.

vailable immediately. Ph. 365- 5645 after 5. tin/82

3-BDRM. posement ., fridge, Stove, uiilities included.

for a one Available immediately. 36 eS 7/82

FREE ESTIMATES

Call George Ross Shop Manager _.2

MALONEY’S AUTO BODY — 365-2155

SEE what Mary Kay cosmetics con do for you. Fran. 965-7857.

RENT. THIS SPACE 365-5210

CLASSIFIED

"365-5385 otter 5 p.m.

* Castiégar News

DRY mixed firewood. deli hone 365-6693:

For -]

MAC APPLES, sheop. Mm.

Clement, Avenue, N. Creston ierichson, 428- 96g.

77

COUCH and chair ‘$50. Rermoes

washer, condition $150. Fh.

Run your classified word ad| twice at regular price and get the: third insertion at

NO EXTRA CHARGE

7 Insertions for Price of 4

IDWAY SASS & MIRROR

plocemen: Seated UAty ICBC Claims

FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY CASTLEGAR & TRAIL AREA

NOW TAKING registration for next sess! ing and “day

ion. clos Children’s clas:

fallent ‘condition. Size 8%. $20. * 365-3526. 2 3,

coe more information call 365- 6213. . tine

FURNISHED BACHELOR auites pss? trailer In Ootischenia on 365-2297.

available $200, $275/month. 3e8ésa7! 365-7176. 7/81

SELKIRK MANOR and 2 bedroom opts. stocting at

jing 3e5 3204, Bits

“FURNISHED

-folte, utihives, included:

5 3/81 - 4. BDRM, HOUSE. North Castl '. 365-3237. tin/81 2. BDRM. HOUSE, Robson. gos heat, no pets. 365-7388 after 5 p.m. _ 378t

“WOODLAND PARK HOUSING CO-OP

Otters cHtordable fomily ynits. Lorge 2 ‘ond newly

~fscie ond Shopping. Membership 1 by pplication sed nlervne, Enjoy tne oat ot

‘apartment, in- siodes. fri , Stove, $150/mon- oF 365-7446.

3/82 3 ocres. $275/month. 365-: tin/e2 CASTLEGAR AR S-bocm: -., Split-level, is and

Calta seat days.

Pas ‘DUPLEX, Shores, month: 359-7044 evenings:

For more information phone “965-2677

@partment with 25/month. Colt Don

HOCKEY EQUIPMENT — Super Tack-sizes 5/9, Baver Supreme, size 4, C.C.M. size 10, Junior

socks, htt 40" iis 136 skis, 140’ cm., Can is 1

New & L OPEN7 DAYS Salmo

357-2118

ie ‘with radio, turntable, 2 speakers, Oxiord trumpet, slice tobl 29 bass Hohines Pair boys Bau oes = 5 781 BAUER SKATES, size 10. Almost ike new, $20. 365:3480. 81. ‘Spring coal Girls winter cot, -7382. ICE SKATES, size 3. $20.

a condition, 365-2761. 3/8)

Rates First 10 Words $3.50 Additional Words 15¢

“Special Reduced Rates for 13x, 18x, 26x, S2x, 104x or Aveilable

Attention Getters _

25¢ for each time ad a} ——Tatiniaum charge 7: oa:

Legal Ads Word ods: 20€ per word tor one insertion; 15€ per word for subsequent insertions. L 64€ per agat sertion; 48€ per agate line for

THREE-~GOOD WINTER’ TIRES.

$78.15, $40 each or:3 tor $100 Apply oF ot (Lastlesar News, 197 /75

“STATIONERY SUPPLIES |

Castlegar — 365-2394

INCLUCE: THE “PRICE: When a ver items ah

s vodvisoble 10 the Many readers won't phone i no price is mentioned. tin/19

teacher. R. & R. Ceramics 3505.

PHOTOCOPYING WEDDING STATIONERY GENERAL PRINTING

”. 623 Columbia Avenue 6285

LSEHeof Print QI atom

_Aluminum

2415" x 36"

Sot. & Sun. all cars

SHAKLEE OPEN HOUSE

Nutrition, Skin Care & Household Products Sat. 11-5; Sun: 1-5 p.m,

Nutrition Videos at: No. 18, 1101 Columbia . (Sandpiper Trailer Court) Inf

295 (K

88:95 (enin. 2 days) 50 free-km-with THIS COUPON CASTLEGAR TURBO -

“SLENDERLINE” exercise. bike. $100. Bi-fold closet doors,_$T00. 365.7840. “3/82

33 ae size s ‘si.

PAIR of boys grey dress pant: She 8. Medber Grown cord blazer. atte 8 $15 for both. sh. 359- 3/80

15 aOTEN ‘everbearing strawberry plants. $1 per dozen, 365-37: 3/

DOGS B BOARDED. Alco Salmo. ings.

oer 358i

2 BORM. furnished suite lex in Blueberry. $27: thee Cait Br Brod 365-0347

Sr ORM HOUSE on ge Thrums- Fridge ond. stove. $325/ fonth. call Brod 365-3347 yenin, 7/81 ite, ent furnished. Available Nov.’ 1, 550-7: Castl -3290.

Clean Furnished’

One and two room

Grooming

FOR Arron cau

K.C. Pet ‘Mart Ltd.

2181 Columbia Ave.

WILL HAUL oway _live: car. cosses. Plone 367.9904 otter 6 Pm. ttn:

units. Color Cable T.V. Allutilities included.

365-5613

TBDRM. house, portly furnished. quiet couple ed. Ph, 365- 7993.

-Z BEDROOM suite, t E

“Washer,

cluded... Ce

gvailabie pat "Sh bes 5693 atter 5

DUPLEX “South castleasr. 2

3/80

BDRM. apt. dtilities incledled 6538 after 6 p.m. AVAILABLE bdrm.

yy rns immediat Ee ci fer 2 BDRM. house overlooking fenay River, love,

4 BDRMS. with fireplace, eas per month. Call Don, 365-3347. tin/71

HOUSEKEEPING UNITS. - Fully urnishi including — min:

Pincloding’ heat, light and votes. Inclodi t, light a TV. We sos month. 365- 53d0, 565.9280 or 568 -

== Stes

bdem., frid: ‘Near:schools and ce Available Nov. 1. Ph,

out

Castlegar and

Nelson. Good well andon school

i cute. s26S/month.

365-2248. 7/79

SMALL COUNTRY HOUSE on bd.

nd park. Reteren-. . 365-

2 BDRM. house in Thrums, $275

i 3/80

WN. LAKES STRATE FARK 2.

bdrm. home, large yard. Also

cory 2 bdrm. trailer. Recsofuble

8073.

SUPER duplex. 3 Bdrm. oad

town loca! ion 138. 7/80 ROOM

1 10 12 — 75¢ Each 13. 10 24 — 60¢ Eoch

7. SEAMLESS 5” Gi

UTTERS aluminum, con-

-25 or More — 50¢ Each

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Avenue Castlegar

Hea re je tinuous S-yeer leckproof guaran. eo att

1335 Columbia Ave, 365-2716

IG_Orders for ins

opp x leliver in quantity. Davies fer ms. Ph. 4:

ALUMINUM sheet

inser- tions.

Policy Poyment may be made by cash, cheque or .Visa and MasterCard credit cords. it is not advisable to send cash through the mail. Classified

billing charge will be made it thé od is not paid for

jafs alter it Tirst appears, ae $1 charge does NOT ap- ply to Visa and MasterCard charges.)

Print your Action Ad‘on a sepatate piece of paper and mail fo:

The Castlegar

props hea: determine poge tocdiion. Humen Rights Act All advertisements such os Help Wanted mus! comply with the British. Columbia Human Rights Act. This Act tes no cdvertisement may imply e, limitation, or specification, on the basis of on applicant's race, religion, colour, marital engestry, piace ot 5 the motter relctes to the main- > of public decency

ne AND obtoined ¢ a vouoh the Hemen,

s insulation. won even’be used for vapor Barriers and any kind of miscellaneous construc-

Apply. Costlegor N Columbia Ave. o Castlegar tin/22

; RUSSELL . ‘ AUCTION HOUSE New & Used

READERS of the Castlegar News, through thi

°

efficient advertising program

‘ever. For per week,

place your 25-word ”

classified

700,000 homes. Your Action Ad

will appear in nearly 8 i with

FIREWOOD

FOR SALE PHONE

365-3287 FRANKLIN wood stove $60. Ph. )-6682.

5x3 CHROME table with four chairs. Good condition. Ph. 365- 3. 3/80

more than 1.5 million readers{ sl our Action Ad number 365- 212

Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793 -

RECLINER chair $100," Singer Sewing Machine — wainut des model’ $110; Exerciser $100. Pair Ski-Do Books new $15 womens 1 (for people wit! siems) $15. Eh. 365;5241 tin/

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ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES REPAIRED

B&C HOME APPLIANCES

Downtown Square 365-3737 *

“oxcellent co!

3/80

Two-Gallon PAILS ONLY

1.50

EACH

Heavy duty all-purpose plastic pails with tight-fitting covers and handles. Need cleaning. $1.50 each. CASTLEGAR NEWS 197 Columbia Ave.

REPAIR LTD. 365-5451 or 364-041)

FILTER QUEEN VACUUM — Parts and service. 693-2369.

ses Rossland. 1:362-5171.

BOYS Til Devil” skates. ira, 19. 11. $20. Ph. oeeal70.

SYNTHESIZER — Computer based

RO corn ie lireplace plus insu lated chient Asking $175. Ph. 399-4178. 3/ DUO-HEAT oil/wood furnace. Best offer. Ph. 365-3226. 3/80

2735 Highway Dr. merry, Trail

STAN

A.M. FORD

MERCURY

364-0202

“Your “Ford Country Headquarters’

DENNI: “Save $$$ with the ‘ Auto Sellers at A.M. Ford"!

ch cord pri rommndble up tc to Four voices. ee 5p 5ye2

—$—$— FORD

VISION SATELLITE SALES

Complete systems . available! | /~ * Starting at

*1200

On the spot financing available O.A.C. View at HILLTOP SERVICE

= Or Coll LORNE FELLOWS 365-2925 Eves.

GIRLS. s figrs skates. st 12, $10 Exc Recline: $25. és-2809 "ie2 \PPLES— Twice es" good o it half rice of store produced. Palmers (Obor: 3633. Broadwater Rood. "365 7873. 5/82 PIANO. Good condition. Best set a8

ears = Tokes ‘attachments. $1200. g93- 5566. 3/82 3e™xqa" BRASS fireplace d with automatic damper. 630!

ticles must not total over $20 an: each item must have its price stoted. We will run your ad for three issues. in/2: SIX Nopa Oil filters: Wi

35 gos or -2'd Separately. $9.00, 365-5209, 302

pan eM ee Okey meen nena 2 BDRM. HOUSE with large yard close, 10 Plaza, Available im-

1 BDRM. HOUSE, Columbia Avenue, South Castlegar. 365- 7329. - 13/81

3 BDRM. HOUSE

ED TIME ONLY — We

5 now have @ plan that will suit

needs for a one- or fedroom apartment, Wheelchair facilities available. For more in- formation call 365-6213. tfn/45

ocee ili | e and Range included ry clean and Homey * Would Furnish on Request *_Ask for more information enior Citiz retiring plan

3 BORM. HOUSE. Unfurnished. No pets. $385/month. 365-6213, 365-7221. tin/73 _ PONDEROSA MOBILE HOME feallat het month rent free witht lease of 1 year. val

able. 365-3353. 110/39 ONE BEDROOM house for rent in Shoreocres. 359-7740. 7

invite offers for the

Plan 2092

tender at a price not |

DE. 5577

LADA & SIGNET OWNERS

Factory

~ Authorized Repairs _ Warranty Work

at your West ‘Kootenay Lada Dealer

‘ __ FISCHER MOTORS LTD. :

295 Baker St., Nelson — Phone 352-9414

Test drive @ Signet today!

Rights Branch oO _,

(10%), of the District No. 11 (Trail) shall

acceptance of the ter

payable by the

(0.0. 16514-D and 20962-D. Any person bona-fid:

accepted.

- RURAL LOT. FOR SALE

The Trustees. of School’ District No.

11, Trai) of the following fot

urchase in the area of Casino, British Columbia: Block 12, Sublot 40, TWP. BA, Kootenay District,

Offers to purchase the lot must be by sealed

s than Fifteen Thousand

Dollars ($15,000.00) UBpR the following terms and

(1) A deposit by certified cheque for ten percent tendered rik ipe?

yable to School the tender,

pany the balance payable | ‘eithin fifteen (15) days of ipod indered offer; ~

the deposit o1

an accepted tender shall be non-refundable;

(2) The balance of the accepted tender price shall be deposited with the vendor's solicitor in trust who shall provide and register a transfer to the purchaser at the purchaser's cost; :

(3) All taxes, rates and assessments shall bé purchaser from the date of “registration of the Trans{er, .) —

(4) Title. to the property at transfer shall be as at Present including being subject to Reservations

intending to tender

le enter Upon the lot for the sole purpose of in- _ Specting the same before tender without need for an appointment or other permission. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be

Sealed tenders on the completed prescribed

tender form marked “Casino Lot Tender” and

ihe ui

igned at the

addressed to t inders! District No. 11 (Trail) offices at 2079 Columbia Avenue, Trail, British Columbia, V1R 1K7 will be received up to but not after 4:30 p.m. local time

on October 21, 1985. °

Tender form:

with respect to this invitation may be picked up during regular business

at the offices above hours 8:30 a.m. Friday. E

to 4:30 p.m. Monday through

G.L BELL

Secretary-Treasurer, Schoo! District No. 11 (Trail)