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NEW LISTINGS

AGENCIES

VENTANA HOLDINGS Lovely
three bedroom home located on
7th Avenue on large well land-
scaped lot. Close to school and
parks. Priced at only $55,500.

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EXECUTIVE HOME Situated on
large lot. Beautiful landscaping
with well kept lawns, shrubs,
and numerous cedar trees.
House is newly decorated inside
and exterior. Full, basement,
laundry room located on main
floor, attractive fireplace, brand
new carpeting in living room.
Price includes fridge, stove,
washer and dryer. Existing 10%
mortgage that can be assumed.
Call the Cooper Team today for
appointment to view.

DALE BRADLEY
368-6560

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 12, 1979

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WE HAVE A WIDE RANGE

OF EXCLUSIVE
EXECUTIVE HOMES

FOR MORE INFORMATION

To
365-3347 1978 Ltd.

BACHELOR PAD Neat 2 bed-
room home in North Castlegar
now available, renovated
throughout, some finishing
required. Close to everything,
and priced right af $38,000,
Phone right away.

BUY NOW — BUILD IN SPRING
We have two lovely '2 acre lots
tor sale, one at $12,000 in Pass
Creek, one at $18,000 in East
Raspberry. Call COOPER AGEN-
CIES — NOW — for further in-
formation.

OWNER WILL CARRY
MORTGAGE AT 12% You will
fove this large- townhouse, lo-
cated on private lot. Some of the
features are, wall-to-wall car-
peting, vaulted ceilings, and full
basement — plus many more.

Acai
Jack Young
365-8117

Jackie McNabb

PLEASE CALL 365-3347

Nemes
DREAM HOME ON DUMONT
Drive by Ist Avenue South and
Oumont Crescent and view’ this
1345 square foot home currently
under construction, then drop
into COOPER AGENCIES and
we'll show you the plans, Ready
for occupancy early'in the New
Year, this home will delight you.
Call in today.

YES, VIRGINIA, THERE IS A
SANTA CLAUS and he is offer-
ing this brand new home in
Conners Subdivision ion the low
Sixties. It is close to everything
and one of our best buys.

You'll be proud as a peacock
when you give your friends and
neighbours your new address on
10th Avenue, South, Castlegar.

Betty Taylor

365-6695 { 365-2642

QUALITY H :
CONSTRUCTION 1,288 sq. ft. Gor-
geous river view lot. Very good buy
at $79,900 ti

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Pee nies
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‘BRING ALL OFFERS," says the
owner of this well-located North
Castlegar bungalow. Three bed-
rooms; flat, landscaped lot; ap-
pliances ‘included.

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1,300 SQ. FT. NEW HOME
Private setting, 2 fireplaces.
8.9 ACRES NEXT TO CITY LIMITS

Excellent small farm, holding pro-
perty or Older

ATTENTION INVESTORS!

FIVE-UNIT APARTMENT BLOCK
WITH GOOD INCOME,
QUIET LOCATION, STEADY
TENANTS. CALL CAROLEE FOR
MORE DETAILS.

WANTED — MOBILE HOME ON
LOT In Blueberry or Robson. Must
be under $34,000. We have an
anxious purchaser. Call now!

OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE
To beat the high cost of financing
the owner will help you negotiate
suitable terms that are comfortable
for your budget. This home offers
many exciting features and Is priced
right, too. $34,500. MLS

ATTENTION BUILDERS! Only
$1,000 down and easy terms on
these two large residential lots on
iy ‘ook Dr, Plans |

Don't miss the opportunity. Only
$28,000 for both lots.

: 5TH AVE., SOUTH

Cozy 2-bedroom home with full
basement and garage. Vendor will
consider mobile home on.a lot as

“ part payment. $40,500.

LOOKING FOR ALOW
DOWN PAYMENT?
Then.look at these truly spacious
and luxurious 2- to 3-bdrm. con-
dominiums, located at Meadow-

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NICE .*

ty

BRAND-NEW HOME! Quali
construction, Priced reduced. No!
only $66,500.

B .
Come and enjoy the excitement of a
quality-built brand-new home. Ven-
dor will carry financing.

NEW LISTING!

ATTENTION, MOBILE HOME.
o'

WNERS! We have Just listed ag

flat, fenced, large lot in Robson with
all services. Perfect for a mobile.
home. Call today! You could be
home by Christmas.

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HANDYMEN & CONTRACTORS!
Brand. 1,100 sq. ft., 3.

house that needs interior finishing.
Located on 1/3-acre treed lot, close
to school and park in S. Castlegar.
Owner will finance with small down

brook Or. In Ci . Choose
from only $3,000 with balance at
12%% - 13% or larger d
payment with 11% - 11%%
mortgage. Hurry on this ‘‘once in
a lifetime’' opportunity.

ONE-ACRE CITY RESIDENTIAL

BUILDING SITE If you're looking
for something out of the ordinary,
this lot has got it all. Quiet area,
close to schoo! and park, huge

but good 3-bdrm. home presently
rented, plus a large aluminum
equipment garage. ay

birch and pine trees, good
soil, and very private. Just the ideal
setting for your “ESTATE” home.

pay ideal winter project.
HURRY!

8.98 ACRES — $25,000 That's
right, 8.98 acres for twenty-five

thousand dollars. Property is lo-|

cated in Pass Creek, with easy ac-
cess off major highway. Act now!
bat fe

$90,000.

BIG ROCK REALTY LTD.

( Phone 365-2111 »)

Executive home. Exquis-

Add up the friends
you have.
Total the Possessions
you've got...
Measure In Faith In You
of folka yau love;

Look at your sona & daughters;
Think of the skills of your fingers,
‘The wealth of your mind,

‘The love of your family,

The health you've got,

AND BE THANKFUL!

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/ CASTLEGAR
REALTORS

Itely decorated, up and
down. MLS

BRAND-NEW HOME

with three bedrooms,
master bdrm. with en-
sulte and vanitied dress--
ing room. Sunken living
room, lovely brick fire-
Place, double garage.

BLUEBERRY CREEK
Two houses on large pro-
Perty. Good Investment.

SALMO —

HOBBY FARM Fiat 25
acres, touches westerly
side of Salmo River. 10
acres fenced. Small 2
bedroom home rented,
main house over 2,000
sq. ft. On paved high-
way.

2ND AVENUE, NORTH
Neat 2-bedroom, full
basement, 60 x 100 ft. fo!
with frult trees. S

Two full baths, 4 bed-
‘rooms In this nicely de-
corated family home ona
corner, one block from
Post Oftice.

NORTH CASTLEGAR
This starter home has
been reduced for fast
sale.

7TH AVENUE 3-bdrm.,
full bsmt., wall-to-wall,
saune & shower. Zoned

‘Brand-new 3-bedroom

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11TH AVENUE, SOUTH
Massive open beamed
living room enhances
this lovely 3 bdrm. fam-
lly home. Fireplace in
den, family room on the
main floor (4th bdrm.),
2% baths, sauna, games
roam and fully contoured
mother-in-law sulte.
Well treed lot. -

REDUCED! Fairview
combination mobile
home on lovely lot. Ideal
location. MLS

RASPBERRY VILLAGE

home. Fireplace, cover-
ed sundeck.

Malcolm Scott

Norm Werre

Kathy Plotnikoff

Stan Partridge, Agent

365-2451
365-3703
Receptionist

Wallrce Reid 365-7051
Walter Tymofievich 365-3250
365-7450 Mary Wade Anderson

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“MAKE YOUR HOME. A CASTLE”

Neil A, Pereverzoff Res. 365-2337
Florence Soliken Res. 365-6046
Carolee Fitz-Gerald
Joe W. Kambiel

365-3336 Soren Commi terest fispertee) fos

Greg W. Nichvalodoff, Mgr. Ros. 365-2230

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LUKAS ‘RESCUE SYSTEM, used’ for cutting’ wrecked

vehicles away from accident victims, has ‘been formally

presented the local unit of the Provincial Ambulance Ser-

vices by Royal Canadian Legion branch 171 Castlegar.’
4 Distrib

Shown here with

~ Chris Mackay, left to right, are-unit chief Don Turner, am-

bulance attendant Lawrence Chernoff, branch member

(Mrs. Jim Moore, bingo ch

‘députy treasurer Ed Zorn, branch member Harry Bate,
‘chairman of the Legion's ambulance committee Sam
‘Brown and president Frank Dodgson. Brown paid special
tribute to the late Al Macpherson who was involved in the
earlier stages of purchasing the equipment, valued at
$10,000. Also. on display was Pot theta ll from the

well

ion, h Jo
cu which is more sensitive than the manual type, as
as having a built-in stethoscope.
3 —News/MirrorFoto by Lois Hughes

Awaits word —

‘The'B.C. Labor Board's

rpretation | of the. word -

“employee” is’ among the
items ‘facing: city council's
protective services commit-
tee agenda in the upcoming
year. :

<2. In a year-end. report,
Ald. Len Embree — _ re-
appointed protective services
chairman for 1980 by Mayor
Audrey’ Moore last week —

upon their retirement or ter-
mination.

Discussions * with“ Iocal ©’.

RCMP of vandalism, policing, .
and enforcement’ of traffic.
violations, as well as-desig-'
nation of a new animal pound
and poundkeeper for the city,
were also included in March
protective services commit-

Ss.
The committee also par-
An in di f

said thé jttee is still

the interp ion it
requires-in order to resolve

sxthe concerns of Canadian
- Union’ of Public Employees
‘members over’. the city’s

proposed involvement in he
‘local introcation of commun:
ity service orders.

» The concerns arose over —

of
traffic in the city at
a. public meeting Aug. 16.
Four council members, two
RCMP representatives,
three staff members and
from 80 to 100--citizens at-
tended, the report said.
“Public input was
healthy ‘and a lot of in-
ibntwae ded.”

| this year b.

the committee, CUPE rep-
resentatives and probation
officer Karen. Szasz of com-

‘munity service, a program

under which “persons. con-
“‘vieted of offences would per-

t aS it
added. é
Meeting Sept. 12 ‘the
committee proposed the city ‘
enter a reciprocal fire pro-
tection agreement with the
federal transport. ministry

tasks within their commun:

ities‘ag an to jail

and the terms
for a new animal control
Ci

“sentences or fines.

CUPE members ques-

Zyrtioned whether the city
-‘should. become involved in

assigning offenders work

which would normally be

doné by city workers.
Other 1979 activities
cited by Embree in his report

” included the '3 dis-

mem-
bers. also recommended
Crown counsel request the
presiding provincial . court
judge to consider increasing
parking violation fines.

Ina Nov. 1 joint meeting
with the works and services
committee, local ROMP and a
representative of the Stanley

cussion in March of the city
fire prevention bylaw and
recommendation for its adop-
tion. The committee also
recommended council devel-

" _ op a policy recognizing the

service of volunteer firemen

dary School
student council, the protec-
tive services committee dis-
cussed traffic problems in the
city and later made recom-
mendations to council regard-
ing stop signs on Fifth

. Avenue North.

Vegas funds to go

Proceeds from the local
Las Vegas Nights Dance
Nov. 80 and Dec. 1 have been

_to Timmy telethon

with the announcement that
the proceeds were pledged to
the Dec. 2 CBC television

for
to the Timmy Christmas Tel-
ethon fund, Garnet Smalley,
Castlegar Selkirk Lions Club
resident, said last week.

Club member Stan Por-
ter, chairman of the Las
Vegas Nights Dance com-
mittee, said he was pleased

Porter also suggested
the Lions organize a similar
évent earlier next year to
avoid ‘adverse weather con-
ditions. Poor weather re-
flected.on the attendace at
this year's event and perhaps
was too close to Christmas |
shopping, he said.

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Moore retains post
as RDCK director

: Mayor. Audrey. Moore ‘
will retain her role as Castle. °
gar director on the Regional .

District of: Central Kootena:
_ board in 1980, :
The mayor's reappoint
ment to the board was among

‘ Dr. Terry Pagan, dir-
ector of the West Kootenay

Health Unit, was named

the duties she delegated to 1

city council members ‘at a
special meeting last week.
In addition to reassign-
ing herself responsibility as
the Castlegar director
Moore, who was not present
at the Dec. 8 meeting, also
reappointed Ald. Len Em-
bree alternate RDCK dir-
ector, e
Moore also named her-
self, protective ‘services
chairman Embree and works
and services chairman Rust

to council's emergency pro--

gram executive committee.
Other: council appoint-
ments includ if of

AUDREY MOORE
++. Still RDCK rep:

The mayor's appoint-
ments, in addition to as-

terms as acting mayor for
1980. Moore assigned the
_ position to Ald. Gerald Rust

from December, 1979 to,

January, 1980, Ald. George
Bondaroff from February to
March, Ald. Albert Calder-

bank from April to May, Ald. -

Charlie Cohoe from June to
July, Embree from August to
September and Ald. Heather
Hallett from October to Nov-.

duties to
council members, named her-
self, finance chairman George
Bondaroff, city treasurer Bill

Krug and deputy treasurer,
Barry Baldigara as signing:

medical health officer and
Alan Ford was appointed
medical health inspector,

* Also reappointed were
Rene Archambault as Castle-

* gar fire chief and Bob Mac-

Bain as provincial emergency

CASTLE @ax.NEWS

According to the Gul
Book of World Records, the
tollest unieyele ‘ever mastered is

fal

one 92 feet tall,

section.

December 12, 1979;

KCIR

of one oral

program co-ordinator. Ken

was

and three briefs

Ppro-

d the first official

gran

Council named Ald, a

Heather Hallett,

meeting of the volunteer
Kootenay Committee on In-

" as chairman of the health and

welfare committee, to rep-
resent the city on the Castle-
gar and District Hospital
board and Anne Barnes, Don
Carmichael, James Crom-
well, Bruce Gerrand and
John Pinckney to the city's
advisory planning commis-

sion: é ¢
‘Appointed to the Castle-
advisory com-

gar
‘mittee was Dr. John Hall.

Assistant works super-
dent Igor Zah

ter-group last
week, according to a com-
mittee release.

Attended by seven mem-
bers of the eight-man body

holds

first meeting

pond more effectively and -
directly.” x

The committee urged in ;
its release that all concerned
parties mail briefs to Box
9619, Castlegar.

“These briefs should con-
tain facts, names, places and

* dates if the committee is to

follow them up effectively,” it
at “As soon as we

iP by the y
general's ministry to hel;
resolve tensions in the Douk-
hobor and other ethnic com-
munities, the meeting lasted
nine hours, the release said.

The release said the
committee would act directly
on “one brief”

receive briefs, they will be’
distributed to committee
members for study before
their next meeting, at which

-we will discuss the briefs.”

Formation of the com-
mittee was announced in
mid-November by then At-
t 1

asking for access to in-

officer for the

The accounting _ firm
Berg, Naqvi and Company
‘was appointed as the city’s
auditor and the law firm
Wilson, Bauman was reap-
pointed as the city solicitor.

TE:

was
appointed to represent the
city on the Regional District
of Central Kootenay tech-
nical planning committee and
planning technician Andy
Swetlishoff was named as

tive.

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* Latch Hook Rug and
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* Needlework Kits
* 1980 Calendar Towels

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Dec. 14 —. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

on prison condi-
tions, Committee members
will deal with another brief at
its next meeting .and have
asked parties presenting the
other two briefs to provide
additional information “so
that the committee can. res-

ow
SSN

YBN jarde Gar
dom. Members are Mark
Mealing of Castlegar, Ron
Cameron of Trail,. Derry]
White of Cranbrook, Rev.
Ted Bristow of Castlegar,
Doug Feir of Grand Forks,
Greg Cran of Cranbrook and -
Peter Abrosimoff of Grand
Forks,

BIG SAVINGS.

at our rack of

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NOW REDUCED TO.

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from our

HARDWARE DEPT.

* Stacking Stools * Hampers
* TV Trays * Scales
* Hassocks * Lamps -
* Snow Shoes * Tool Boxus
* Black & Decker Tools
* Hunting Knives .
* Fishing Gear * Fire Alarms

Dec. 19 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

*HandTools * Weed Eaters

Dec. 21
Dec. 24

Hardware
Store °

‘Dec. 20 — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.:
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