CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thiraday, April BL 21, 1997

BOB’ Pay't-Takit Castlegar’s Biggest

Little Supermarket, bg. 26 oz. Husky DOG FOOD 2 for 79c Lg. 15 oz, PUSS & BOOTS 4 tins $1.00 Malkins PORK & BEANS ’. 4tins $1.00

! Qt. Jars :] SALAD DRESSING f 69c

Special MILD CHEESE -49 Ib.

3-5Ib. pes. Avalon

ROPE CHEESE $1.79 Ib.

92 oz. Bread & Butter ICKLE:

2%

: $ ksi

QUEEN'S VENTURERS AWARD were presented recently at Victoria to these four Venturers of the let Kinnaird Venture Company by Lt. Gov. Walter S, Owens. Receiving the awards are, left to right, Gerard Lamarche, Doug Johnson, Gordon Johnson

and Allen Roos. They were a part of a group of 21

from

to be given in the bard work

“i h aetivitd

It takes at least three yeara ti; sistant Cub

feeds Ten tae pours: taking St. Joba's First Aid at the senior

paste the province who = earned this award the highest

level, being involved in the B.C. Emergency Search and Rescue , doing outdoor

na heeten 9 hiking and canocing. _ ~BobBrommeland Photo

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‘YOUR ENGAGEMENT NOTICE is” printed free when you order your wedding | avitations from the Castle: garN

and Mra. Ernest G, on ot

eeieete ana ; a a (Fred) 1, el

Vera Plantain of Castlegar. Wi ding to {ake place, uly 16, 1677 at 3 p.m. at St, Church, Castle-

tafe, Nevakshonolf (late noft) Is

WALLNER ~ In loving firm El of

our wife and mother, Mra. Effie

Wallner, who ‘pas y four years ago on April 23. ‘sadly Tnissed yy Elmer, Oonna, Gail and Terry.

$1.39

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3/4-Ton

Trucks

For Sale 4-Wheel Drive

with Winch, Grill Guard, Aux. Tanks, Radio & Low Mileage

Ford or GM ‘76s°or ‘77s

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Pickups

Local PEP On Weekend Hosts Wind-Up

‘The Provincial Emergency Program's Castlegar Zone will host a Search and Rescue exercise Sunday as a wind-up for courses held in Nelson, Trail and Castlegar.

Observers from Victoria and Nelson will attend to see the groups put into practise what they learned in the class room, Castlegar Co-ordinator Ted Cowlin said he’ expects about 40 to take part in the exercise.

The Castlegar area still re- quires volunteers with vans or full size station wagons that will handle stretchers for an emergency transportation unit.

Persons interested should call Ted Cowlin at 365-7079, -

© Announcements

Mra. Heather Bohle of Slocan er hd Ms rene: gure of Nelson are ce the marriage of fate enitdrern Heather Irene Gates ary Lee Burns of Slocan. The wadding to piece hor eholme " Nakusp Mi

© Cards of Thanks

We would Tike to extend a aingere | thank you to Stan Partridge 2, Peopte at Big Rock Really

for thei honesty,° Integrity and dependability for Helping ‘Us select me. extremely

pleased with our new ‘home and the excellent service we received. ks again. — Tom and Valorie

fe thanks to all our

tends and ni rs for their

rita the Minioc Sapien ‘Order oft ihe ester — Mr. Fred Fuller and. co. would like to express’ sincere appreciation to all our kind friends and nels nbaurs for their

‘Ward an f asilegar Hosp fention during Iness; to Pas-

many floral iridutes, donations. — Leora’ ‘am

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PAOVI OF BRITISH CSL Rana “CHANGE O! HEME ARTS

Poles bye ch apaication for eo NO" ice at araby given that an ppolication will be made to the Irector of “ital rete et ie fame, ne proven of the, Scie ot Rare Act,"' by me:— ‘ee Shames of 7018 - 71h Ave ie In In the Province of Brilish Gotumbia, as follows:— ‘To change my rane

from: ‘rances Lee Shames Hane paled this ‘e ay af ‘Api,

Nutter and

(signature bate eestan} )

BIRTHS

Funeral Service

Today For

George Martin

Funeral services are being held today at 2 p.m. from the Robson Memorial Church for George Payne Martin, 58, of Robson who died Monday at the Castlegar and District Hospital.

Born Aug. 22, 1918,- in Medicine Hat, Alta., Mr. Martin

came with his parents to B.C.-

and Syringa Creek when he was two-years-old. The family moved to Robson in 1928 and he has resided there since that time.

Working for the B.C. Government, he was employed on the Castlegar Ferry for 30 years.

He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Martin of Robson and one brother, A. J, (Bert} Martin of Fauquier.

Rev. Ted Bristow will of-

ficiate at the service with burial ©

to take place at the Robeen Cemetery.

Trade Fair ‘77 Names Its $1,000 Winners.

A Castlegar and a Genelle resident each won $1,000 prizes in the Castlegar Selkirk Lions Club draw at the Trade Fair during the weekend.

Murray Spence, retired, of the Silverbirch Trailer Court in Castlegar, won Friday night's

draw. Dario Degan, a Trail city .

employee, was Saturday night's winner,

Committee Seeks Support For City Band

Frank King is looking for. 30 adults who can play brass, percussion, or reed instru- ments.

The spokesman for a newly-formed steering commit- tee seeking community support for the formation of a Castlegar city band, King says the most important thing at this stage is finding 26 to 30 initial members who can read music and have had some band experience.

“We have a list of about 30 prospective members, out of which I would say 15 are de- finitely interested,” King said Monday."

‘He said Prospective mem: bers can call him at 365-8385,

_ Robert Bertuzzi at 365-6405 or -

Loren Cully at-365-6422,

Cancer Society Blitz Realizes Over $5,461

The sum of $5,461.32 has been realized by the Canadian Cancer Society, Castlegar Unit, as the result of Sunday's fund raising blitz.

. President Mae Moroso told the- Castlegar, News’ Monday she is overwhelmed. by the re- sponse given by the general public.

The figure, which is not an official one as the society, has still not received all its dona- tions from the business cam-

from Front Poge

paign, far.exceeds the antl

cipated goal of $2,000 she said. .

Mrs. Moroso expressed her appreciation to all those who canvassed with a special men-

, lon to the members of Job's

Daughters Bethel 60 who turned out in force and: to

canvass chairman Len Embree. --

“Of course our campaign would not have been such a success without the public,” she said. “They donated so: gener- ously."

$2 Billion Industry

‘through California, Washington and Oregon to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Queen's ascession to the throne, McCarthy said. ‘

“More than 77,000 people went through the train looking at displays on the Kootenays as well as other regions in B.C,,” she said. “Thousands of others saw the train from the outside. At 3, 4 and 6 a.m. people were waiting for us at all the whistle stops.”

The minister said 100,000 people received a special color pamphlet printed for the tour and 20,000 filled out question- naires during the tour on visiting B.C.

~ “That's 20,000 people who have said they wish to visit this province in 1977," she said, “They will get an answer from us, and the information they asked for personalized to their needs.”

“The minister said summer 1978 will provide a “golden opportunity” for the Kootenay tourism industry when the Captain.James Cook Bicenten- nial celebrations open in Van-

couver and other Gulf of-

Georgia communities in B.C., featuring boat races in Hono- lulu, San Francisco and Los

Angeles and an international naval review.

“As visitors pass through the Kootenays you will be able to invite these people to tie in their stay with the celebra- tions," she said.

McCarthy said 880,000 of the 10.6 million people who toured B.C. in 1976 visited the Kootenays and generated $90 million in the local economy.

In informal press con- ference after her presentation, McCarthy said she agreed with proposals by KBCQ members that the Highway S—also known as the Crowsnest High- way—hetween Hope and Leth- bridge be given a single, perm- anent name

“That's good marketing,”

* she said. “The chambers can

then go to a market such as Alberta and be i

‘TOP. QUALITY TRUCKS

'”. AND CARS

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suspension, alr conditioner, *

is 5 Light Blue Chev.

A 4 4 see, P.S., P.B. a alr conditloner,

1973 Blue Chav. Sierra Grand ‘ 4

454 V8; auto, HD suspension, P.S., P.B., radio, twin tanks, deluxe Interior, excellent condition,

1976 Green Ford Explorer

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P.S., P.B., radio, twin tanks, low mileage.

‘WS. Two-Tone Blue Ford XLT % Ton.

V8, auto., P.B., P.S., special camper pkg., low mileage. 1973 Green Ford ¥2-Ton

‘1972 Blue Ford \4-Ton 6 cyl, 3 speed -standard, radio, Special $1,795 1966 International 4 x 4 Rebuilt engine, 4 speed, 197} Chev %4-Ton 4x 4,

“74 International 4x 4

Va-ton, V-8, Auto. P.S., P.B..

radio, post- -frack, excellent

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in the public mind and definable.”

The minister would not ”

elaborate further on the heri- tage home restoration pro- gram, saying an announcement by Parks and Recreation Minis- ter Sam Bawlf would fill in details of the program.

McCarthy hinted she was planning more programs of a similar nature, but had nothing to announce.

studio grounds or

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- “Broadwater Rd. -

Robson

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There’ 's no extra charge for candid wedding coverage, but bookings must be made early.

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Mandy th thru feidsy

12 noon

‘Repairs As « (Sub Deater for ood

: To Logging

‘And Industrial

: Equipment

Allison Transmission & Loader:

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Evenings: 365-6467 or 365-2493

ON Mr. and — Mre. roena Peterson a Castlegar, April7, ason.

April 7, @ son.

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We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the Castlegar Selkirk Lions Club on the tremendously successfull Trade Fair -

they organized last weekend.

We would also ‘like to thank . our old customers and new

acquaintances for. dropping i in and chatting °

with us during the two days.

Management & ad

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Ranges $325

The new Metalwork/

N ath, Powe Medel To, or or ;

New Skills Taught in Metalwork-Mechanics Shop

a

Concentrating on’ their lathe worl tre Bruce Pakula and Deen’ Dianing. zi fe cpitt march ane att oorates eo

| Wall’ auloves'end Brad Allen working’ on 22 stroke cycle

soci in Power Mechanics.

Colleen; Hawkins and

; Kelly. engine. Students are ‘expected to know the ft

Power Mechanics shop at Kin- + naird Junior Secondary School opened. in | September, | 1976, Each day, Grade 8 and 9 students make use of the new and varietious tools and equip-

| ment.

Previously, one industrial education shop was’ used for both woodwork and metalwork. With the addition of'a second shop, each subject area now has its own special facility,

Equipment in the new shop é

features lathes, power mechan- “fc. tools, and forge: furnaces. . “Students, learn’ a variety of skills including the basics of the jtwo-. and | four-stroke cycle

nando,

engines and aluminum casting. “

Students must !earn how to use

_) hand tools and power tools,

A textiles lab, a. second science Jab, an art room, and another all purpose classroom were added to KISS last year. ‘These facilities will be featured ata future time. :

titip down a 4 stroke eydo

Pot Walbaba ala Brad ‘Allan gee cis ta Ws the furnace. The melted aluminum then will be cast in a sand mould.

e tee - Thrums Resident Buried on Tuesday Funeral services began Monday evening and concluded

Castlegar Funeral Home in care. of arrangements,

- Funeral services were held Tuesday from the chapel of the Castlegar Funeral Home’ for Harold Newton Switzer, 73, who passed away April 16 at the Castlegar and District . Hospital.

He was born March 27, 1905 In Toronto and came west with his parents to settle in Vancouver, later moving to Medicine Hat and Castlegar.

Mr, Switzer is survived by his wife, Alice, of Castlegar and a brother, Robert, of Blueberry Creek.

Pastor Richard Klein of- ficlated at the service and cre- mation followed. Castlegar Funeral Home was in care of arrangements,

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Tuesday afternoon fromthe Tarrys “Community Hall for Mary B, Laktin of Thrums, 73, « who died April 15 in the Castle- © gar and ‘District Hospital.

Born Dec. 20, 1903 in Saskatchewan, she moved to Glade, B.C. in 1909, married there'and had lived in Thrums since 1960, Mrs. Laktin was a member. of: the Union of of

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parents is the method.” That's how chairman Colin Pryce summed up a community.

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Fos held a week ago Tae. day-night at the. Canadian Legion. SHE Parips ‘A: good’ ‘cross-section of and. area” people attended .the meeting, .which had been - called by. People Interaction. They were asked toconsider a proposal to have a family worker in’ the’ area ‘to

help young children with their:

adjustment problems. ‘Those present felt that the

proposal ‘was a. good ‘one. . *: Although ‘there is also a need for” marriage: counselling, al-

coholism ‘counselling, | crisis in- tervention, and ry number: of

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husband, Nick, of Thrums;a | daughters, Mrs. Julia Gr ‘ol ‘Makortoff of Genelle: a peathen ;

Christ. She‘ is survived 1 by her

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‘Eli /Kooznetsoff. of. Glade; “10! -grandchildren:-and 10: great grandchildren. ‘* “ ie Interment took place in Ve with:

anywhere in asking for more“:

help,” said one participant, “We might aswell. press for. this - idea, and let someone else go after other types of services, If Victoria ’ gets ‘requests . from Castlegar for all sorts of help, surely they'll see that we really. could do with some help.”

‘The proposed family work-:' er would meet. with families of

primary ‘school children... He

would be available to those who“

would like ideas in being better

parents, '/and' could «receive. ©

referrals. from schools, ‘public

‘; health nurses, and others in the | |

community... >. Another. aspect of: his job would be to offer education to

» “everyone: on building better:

families.

“We really , don't need a ‘professional counsellor, so.

much as we feed good friends ©

‘and ‘neighbors’ to encourage *'

“each other in doing a good job

. parents,” ~ ‘commented

E another. participant... “This : family worker could do as much

good or more in‘ showing us all

how to help ourselves and each’ ’ ;:

other as by’ working’ directly

with’ families ‘who: “need. his“

“ People Tnterection ip a brief for presentation tothe ;

"THE SIGN OF

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= WHO: CARES: ABOUT PEOPLE «: eae!

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the civie-mindead {"):; businessmen who sponsor.

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“For. Information Call’. 365-5638 or 365.5542. |)

: New Cars.

See, our. large selection of new Pontiacs and ~ Balcks, ene at our t Loe, Low. Prices.

Family”. Sedan,» V-8 -B:, Radio, Ra- ich, much more. Full Price.

is low as $100. Dowa, S19. 92

Trade and Term months: 2: A.C.

per month over,

New Trucks See Our Fne Stock: of cM Trucks, Vons, Pickups & ants * ‘Example *

1977 GMC 1500: Pickup: ne 53 $5996 |

Trade and Terms as fow as Eve Down, $197.04. ‘Per, month ever 60 months. 0.A.C.

Tr a ees

_ With On-the-Spot Financing

Used Vehicles . , & Example %. 1976 Pontiac Lemans

4-Door; Family Se Sedan, an, 5. ‘Auto., P.S, Fine ‘ ished In Silver Metalic

Trade’ ‘and. Terms = ‘$100 enn $118.48 per month over 48 months. 0.A.C.

‘ 4-Door, H.T., Smart rea Metallic Fin hy’ Vinyk: Re V-8 Auto., Low ‘Mileage. a Price.

" xrade and Terms — $10 Down; 0 72 per month ; .over 36 months. 0.A.C. °

© 773 Ford LTD Statonmagon

_|¢'71 Buck Stationwagon ©

Pa Example Be 1971 Ford F-100. Pickup

4-5 Ste Bum er: ona Span Full Price.

Trade and Terms as low as $10 ae month for $6 m manne $50.9 per