Saturday, September 5, 1992 @ Cars-Sports & Imports 821 Legal Notices © 930 1988 HONDA CRX SI black, 5-spd., ex- tra's, excellent condition, $9,700 O.B.O. 365-5542 B51 1987 FORD V/2 ton with canopy $7,000 365-5756 perme: cae 1985 S15 4X4 GMC, very clean Sierra Classic, air, cruise, propane, power 1987 GMC S15 with canopy, 78,000 km. original owner, $6,000. 365-8381 1988 TOYOTA Corolla SR5 sports coupe. Sunroof, stereo, new tires, 5- spd. Excellent condition, 93,000 km., asking $11,000. 305 5000 watt generator, $1,500. 1985 F150 4X4, 351 auto, $7,000, 365-6506 Boats For Sale 912 16 1/2 FT. with full canopy, E-Z haul trailer, 85 h.p. Evinrude, ski-bar, $4,500 O.B.0. 365-5322 1977 18ft. Apollo boat/ trailer 140h.p ONC engine, asking $6,800. 365-3651 FIRST IN OUTBOARDS IN-SEASON EVINRUDE SALE + Qualified Mechanics * Boat Tops R.G. MARINE © 365-7377 DISPOSAL OF . PROPERTY BY PUBLIC TENDER Tenders will be accpeted up to NOON, September 15, 1992 for the following properties: 4. Location: Pass Creek (Old School Site) Legal Desciption: Lot 2 of D.L 8640, 8641 and 8642, K.D., Plan 4923 Approximate Size: 8.94 acres Upset Price: $30,000 2. Location: North Castlegar Legal Description: Lot 21, Block 57, Plan 650, D.L. 181, K.D., Plan 2473 Approximate Size: 60° x 143° Upset Price: $12,000 A certified cheque in the amount of 15% of tendered amount is required, with the balance payable upon acceptance of the tender. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all tenders Envelopes must be marked “PROPERTY TENDERS”. J. Dascher Secretary Treasurer Schoo! District No. 9 (Castlegar) 865 Columbia Avenue Castlegar, B.C. V1N 1H3 "Safety is no accident, so PLAYSAFE!" 4 \ The War Amps of Canada wer, : Wut Blueberry Creek residents to vote on new firehall next Saturday NEWS STAFF Blueberry Creek residents head to the polls for a referen- dum on anew firehall Sept. 12. The Regional District of Central Kootenay has pro- Bulk Buy! Limited Time Only posed.setting up a double bay firehall in Blueberry. The building will house a pumper truck and a tanker truck, and be manned by 15 to 25 volunteers. The projected cost of the New! 1993 Ford Aerostar firehall is $140,000. _ The RDCK is counting on a $90,000 grant from the gov- ernment to help with the costs. If the grant doesn’t come through, it is unlikely the fire- hall will be built. 5 passenger, V-6 3.0 litre engine, auto. trans., rear wiper/washer and defroster, air conditioning, front bumper valance, integral running board, sports appearance package, forged aluminum wheels, body side stripe, dual fold-away mirrors, air bag, full length carpet, full guages, shoulder lap belts on seats. “15; Includes Freight and P.D.1. with $1,000 down at 8.9% O.A.C. $356 per month, add $500 for 7 passenger. 995 Financing as low as 1%... on most new ‘92 inventory! New Escort 4-Door 4-cylinder, automatic. Was $15,889 @ Saturday, September 5, 1992 Saving money could cost you money Are you tempted to try and save money putting off routine automobile check-ups and non-emergency repairs? Though you know it's fall tune-up time, have you decided to avoid any big bills and just coast until something breaks down? Forty per cent of all Canadians normally neglect even the most basic vehicle maintenance.What motorists may not realize is that this could end up costing much more than the price of a regular tune-up. Your vehicle will be safer, achieve better gas mileage, have more power and cause less pollution if you maintained it regularly. Neglect any part of that intricate engine system, and it will not only break down, but may unnecessarily damage other components at the same time. Some thing you could undertake on your own before you book an appointment for a tune-up: * check the battery fluid levels and the drive belt tension. Press down in the middle with your thumb. It shouldn't give more than half an inch. * change the oil if it hasn't been changed for several months. If you have been using single weight oil as recommended by your owner's manual, change to summer grade. Then, before you book an appointment: for a fall tune- up, take your vehicle out for a Sunday drive and watch for driving irregularities or noises to call to the mechanic's attention, advises the auto club. If the brake warning light on the dashboard comes on and stays on, or if you hear a grinding noise coming from one of the wheels when you stop — perhaps the wheels are out of alignment or a brake is malfunctioning. A shimmy and shake and excessive side-to-side playing steering wheel could mean trouble in the steering box, ball joints, tie-end rods, relay rods, idler arm or may be caused by poor shocks. A definite vibration at any particular speed may point to imbalanced tires and wheels. Are there any unusual noises or odors coming from the exhaust system?’ Leaks in the system may be allowing carbon monoxide to enter the vehicle, creating an extremely hazardous situation. Check the heater and radiator hoses for cracks and swelling; check the drive belts for cracks and loose tension. Be certain that anti-freeze levels are maintained. Now you are ready to make an appointment for a tune up. Ask your mechanic what the tune-up will consist of and how much it will cost. Make sure it is clearly understood that you are to be contacted before repairs not included in a regular tune-up are undertaken. If the mechanic does advise you that further repairs are necessary, remember that it may be easier for him and 365-6133 975 Columbia Ave. Castlegar, B.C. N L vy mn ONeTT Oe: TILDEN "= BCAA APPROVED ny ¢ Rental Car Sales « Lease to Own cheaper for you to replace the part while some of the engine is already disassembled, rather than to start the repair anew at a later date. In a regular fall tune-up, the mechanic should perform these services: * perform an ignition system analysis * test and clean battery cables and hold-downs * check and replace spark plugs as necessary * check and replace points and condenser as necessary * perform a compression test while the plugs are out « check distributor cap and rotor visually and electronically * check high tension wiring * check ignition primary circuit * check and adjust timing * check and lubricate heat riser * check fuel pump for proper operation * check and replace fuel filter as necessary * pressure test cooling system * check anti-freeze. * If you are considering a tune-up special at a package price, read the details of the tune-up carefully. Not all the items listed above may be included in the special price and may cost you extra. Ney Members, Support Your Association BIGaTInES| CROWN LAND FOR SALE BY AUCTION - OCTOBER 3, 1992 WATERLOO ROAD - OOTISCHENIA, B.C. 8.6 acres located near Castlegar. This gently sloping parcel is suitable for residential development or a small agricultural development. For details on the property and registrdtion form please contact: Lorraine Schmidt B.C. Lands 828A Baker Street Cranbrook, B.C. V1C 1A2 Phone 426-1414 Deadlines for Registration: October 3, 1992 Please Note that this parcel was previously advertised in July/92. MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, LANDS and PARKS THE PARENTAL BALANCING ACT Parents are constantly trying to juggle work, school, children, relationships, financial pressures and family. As parents, we all need support. Michael Sedler-will begin this parenting series with a keynot address at Stanley Humphries Secondary School. Michael has a masters in Social Work, and has worked in the school system as a social worker, behaviour intervention specialist, director of special education and a grade 6 teacher. Everyone is welcome to attend. Date: Tues., September 15 Time: 7 - 9:30 p.m. Location: Stanley Humphries Secondary School Fee: Free Please pre-register with Selkirk College by calling 365-1208. — . _____CASTLEGAR CAMPUS Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3J1 365-7292 Now 13,500 tel. 4i83— Rebate 750 or 5.9% financing New Ranger 4x2 oo 4 2,750 4-cyl., 5-speed, rear bumper, bench seat, Includes freight & P.D.I. radio, part of the tough truck family. Was New Topaz GS 4-Door ~ ti Air, AM/FM cassette, power lock group, speed control, tilt, luggage apy M rack, polycast wheels, wsw tires, power deck lid release, 2-tone or 6.9% financing. Was $16,599 7 °9,995 sss $42°745 —- Rebate 1,250 or 6.9% financing Includes freight & P.D.1I. Limited : Time Only oe eee” §1993 F-150 4x4 — ath Supercab XL Dual tanks, air ioning, light he group, AM/FM speed I, tilt, wheels, cloth and viny! seat, rear step bumper, 302 V-8, tachometer, handling package. $19,995 Includes Freight & P.D.1. with $1,000 down at 8.9% financing O.A.C., $452.06 per month TRAIL 364-0202 CASTLEGAR 365-0202 Out-of-Town Call Collect Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Dealer # 7336 A.M.@e3 TRAIL B.C. 2795 Highway Drive, Trail, B.C. 2s ¢ Short Term Leasing 1050 ¢ Daily Rentals Colunbts + Financing OAC Avenue hone GLASS & TRIM LTD. 365-6505 365-7555 NOW STRIPPING 1987 TOYOTA TERCEL two door 1984 TOYOTA COROLLA two door 1981 TOYOTA TERCEL four door 1980 TOYOTA TERCEL four door Western Auto Wreckers Granite Road, Nelson Ph. 354-4802 Plan your Autoplan with BCAA! 596 Baker St., Nelson 352-3535 AP ante ee ad, } 185-75-R14 as All Season gg Radial 49 1507 Columbia Ave., @\7)\ Castlegar ¢ 365-2955 Need a car? Need a tune-up? Need a Set of tires? Need anything at all for your car? The local businesses featured in Wheels '92 can supply virtually all of your automotive needs! TRAIL AUTO BODY LTD. Complete Paint & Body Shop Glass Replacement Serving the Kootenays Since 1958 2316-6th Ave., Castlegar - 365-5114 "1992 MERCURY TOPAZ 4 dr., air, ony 125 km. °9,450 ABH CAR SALES 2913 Central Ave. Grand Forks, B.C. Ph. 442-2363 #sB0R0" GORD'S SERVICE CENTRE THE MUFFLER PEOPLE _. + MUFFLER LIFETIME WARRANTY - + EXHAUST SYSTEMS + * TUNE-UPS + BRAKES - PRONTO RUST ARRESTER Ctntee LICENCED MECHANIC 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 425 Columbia Ave., Castlegar + 365-6555 MISTER TIRE SALES ’* Brakes * Shocks + Alignment + Complete Mechanical 480 Columbia Ave. Castlegar - 365-7145 COURTESY USED AUTO PARTS ae 24 Hour Towing New & Used Parts & 693-2224 Between Castlegar and Trail Box 175, Genelle VOG 1GO Sign Design GRAPHICS + Pinstriping + Vehicle Lettering 365-0366 CASTLEGAR IMPQ)RT CENTER EXPERT SERVICE FOR DOMESTIC & IMPORT VEHICLE: 365-5111 L.C.G. PROPANE SERVICE CENTER GOVERNMENT INSPECTION FACILITY