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Saturday, June 20, 1992

823 Cars Domestic

851 Trucks and Vans

1981 FORD Escort.station wagon,
$1,400 0.b.0. 365-5561. (3/49)

1979 FAIRMONT 6 cyl.,
automatic, 2 dr., good running
condition, $600. 365-6195. (3/49)

3)
( * FOR SALE
1989 NISSAN MICRA

5-door hatchback, auto., sunroof, cassette

1989 CHEV CAVALIER

4cyl., auto, air, am/fm, 70,000 km., reduced

$6,126

1761 Columbia Ave., Castlegar

365-7555

OR TAKE over lease — 1990
Taurus ES under 40,000.
kilometers, excellent condition.
Negotiable. 365-3178. (3/49)

825 Cars Sports & Import

1980 TOYOTA Tercel. Radio.,
auto., new muffler, good tires, new
paint. Runs good, $850. 365-5910.
(3/47)

1979 HONDA Civic. Excellent
shape. 4-door ('91 green sticker).
Call. 365-6455 or 364-1273, ask for
Jason: (3/47)

1986 SR5 Toyota Tercel
stationwagon 4x4, sunroof,
cassette, new tires, excellent
condition, $8000. Ph. 365-2774.
(7/44)

1987 PORSCHE 924S, excellent
condition, red, 5-spd., 69,000 km.
$17,000 0.b.0. 352-5459. (4/48)

81 HONDA Accord, excellent
condition, asking $2,500 o.b.o.
Ask for Trish. 399-4739. (3/48)

1989 HONDA Accord LX, 8 tires
and rims, ski rack. 365-7428.
(3/48)

831 Motorcycles

1990 GMC 3/4 ton 4x4, 350,
standard, cruise, tilt, asking
$16,500 0.b.0. 442-5765. (3/48)

1988 AEROSTAR 7 passenger
van, A.C., P.S., .P.B. $10,000.
1969 Volvo, best offer. 365-2375.
After 5 p.m. (tfn/48)

1985 FORD Bronco ll, 4x4, P.S.,
P.B., 4-spd, new large tires, side
bars, $6,000. 365-8407. (3/48)

1989 F150 4X4, XLT Lariat
Supercab, longbox. $15,900. 442-
2499. (3/48)

1979 FORD F150, 300 6-cylinder,
customized, excellent condition.
New paint, new tires. 365-3001.
(3/48)

1984 GMC 3/4 ton, 4x4, good
condition, cruise control, excellent
tires. 365-6058 for more
information. (3/49)

‘Vv MARINE

912 Boats For Sale

1989 20'. REGAL. Inboard/
outboard, 305 Mercruiser. 1982
17° Sunrunner, inboard, outboard,
V-6 OMC. 442-2605. (tfn/16)

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1989 PONTIAC FIREFLY
1988 PONTIAC FIREFLY
1986 CHEV SPECTRUM
1986 PONTIAC SPRINT

Western Auto Wreckers

Granite Road, Nelson Ph. 354-4802

ATTENTION

We urgently need

REPLACEMENT
CARRIERS

for

-Summer Relief
Call 365-7266 Days |

INVITATION TO
TENDER

Sealed Tenders will be received at the
office of the Secretary-Treasurer, School
Board Office, School District No. 9
(Castlegar), 865 Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar, B.C. V1N 1H3 until Friday,
June 26, 1992 - 2:00 p.m. local time
(Pacific Daylight Saving Time).

For the additional sitework:

Consisting of a bus turnaround, parking
areas and landscaping at the Stanley
Humphries Sr. Secondary School.

The project consists of:

Asphalt paving, construction of a concrete
retaining wall, concrete steps and
benches, chain link fencing, painting of
parking lines, landscaping and sodding.
Also included is the demolition of
concrete scaling and removal of existing
asphalt.

Tender Documents are available from the
Architect's office, Cranbrook, B.C. or
School Dist. #9, Maintenance Office,
1101-6th St., Castlegar to any interested
parties as of Monday, June 15, 1992
upon deposit of $100.00 certified cheque
payable to Holovsky Mansfield Architects
Ltd., which will be refunded upon return of
documents in good order within 10 days
of tender close.

A Site Meeting for interested Contractors
will be held at Stanley Humphries
Secondary School on Tuesday, June 23,
1992 at 10:00 a.m. local time, (Pacific
Daylight Saving Time). Meet at the West
End parking area.

All tenders must comply with “Instructions
to Bidders” issued with Tender
Documents. Tender must be
accompanied by a bid bond or certified
cheque in the amount of 10% of the total
tender price. Performance Bonding will
not be required for this project.

Tenders will be opened in public. The
lowest or any tender will not necessarily
be accepted

y i F Ltd.
P.O. Box 340, 420 Patterson Street W.
Cranbrook, B.C. V1C 4H8
Telephone: 489-4578
Fax: 489-4833

1984 HONDA Gold Wing 1200.
Fully loaded, burgandy, mint
condition, 3,700 km. $6,900 or will
consider truck for part payment.
359-7888. (7/47)

1979 YAMAHA 650, excellent
shape, $1,200. 1966 Yamaha 100,
autolube, needs work, $200. 365-
3716. (3/47)

851 Trucks and Vans
1979 FORD Bronco XLT.
Propane, loaded, low kilometers.
Lots of extras. $5,500 OBO. 226-
7933. (3/47)

1977 JEEP CJ5. New body, good
running condition, $5700 OBO.
365-3776. (7/43)

1985 DODGE, 3/4 ton, 360 V8,
auto., 2 w.d. 365-6541 (tfn/31)

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
INDEX TEST

This test is now an enrolment requirement of UBC and some
other B.C. Colleges and Universities. Students who intend to
take Selkirk College university transfer English courses in
1992/93 and who do not have English 12 with a grade of C or
better are required to write the Language Proficiency Index
test to assist in their correct English placement.

When: Saturday, July 4, 1992, 10 a.m.

Where: Selkirk College, Castlegar Campus, Room M14/24
Register by June 25, 1992. No "walk-ins" will be
permitted at the test centre.

“Place Your
Classified Ad in

AND TURN THOSE UNWANTED
ITEMS INTO CASH

_ Ph. 365-7266

ARE YOU AWARE THAT TAXES AND FEES
FOR REGIONAL DISTRICT WASTE

MANAGEMENT COULD TRIPLE?

The costs of waste manage-
ment are projected to
increase substantially and it
is proposed in the R.D.C.K.
DRAFT SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT PLAN that
you will be paying much
more than at present.

Public Meetings for Stage 2 of the Plan are coming up. Regional

District consultants wail present preferred options

reduction, re-use, and recyclin
changes to some landfills. How

for waste

programs, as well as possible
o you feel about the proposals?

Attend the public meeting in your area.

OPEN HOUSE 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
PUBLIC MEETING 7:00 p.m.
June 23, 1992 - NELSON - Heritage Inn, Hume Room
June 23, 1992 - NAKUSP - Senior Citizens’ Hall
June 24, 1992 - CASTLEGAR - Fireside Inn
June 24, 1992 - NEW DENVER - Knox Hall
June 25, 1992 - KASLO - Community (Scout) Hall

June 25, 1992 - CRESTON - Recreation Centre

@ Saturday, June 20, 1992

The monthly business meeting of the
Castlegar Seniors Branch No. 46 was
held with 22 members present June 11.

The vice president Isabel Girrard
opened the meeting in Sarah Jacobson’s
absence with Margaret Trussler at the
piano for O Canada and Blist be the Tide.

An interesting report of the Seniors
Convention in Trail was presented by
the representative Elsie Miller.

Our activities are going strong and the
players are very enthusiastic.

.. Bear in mind, this is our first year and
maybe only five practices, the Floor

game 6-5.

won 7-5,

Curling team gave their best when they
played Trail on June 9th. Trail won first

Second game was tied at the 8th end so
had to play an extra end and Castlegar

The third game was to tell the tale. It
was very close to the end, when Trail
came on top 8-5.

The carpet bowling is going strong al-
so and one team will be competing
against Fruitvale, June 17th at 9 a.m.

Awind up supper is being planned for
June 18th with entertainment following.

INVITATION

An open house in honour of
Hazel Kirkwood
as she retires
Tuesday, June 23 « 2-4 p.m.
at Valley Vista Primary School

TASK gets provincial cash

Glen Freeman
NEWS REPORTER

The provincial government
has poured another $100,000
into Kootenay tourism.

Tourism Minister Darlene
Marzari announced Tuesday
that the Tourism Action Soci-
ety in the Kootenays would re-
ceive additional funding.

And TASK Tour Develop-
ment Co-ordinator Maureen
Gardner says that’s just fine.

“Well, it’s a substantial cut-
back from the $180,000 we re-
ceived in February of 1991,”
she said. :

“But we understood cut-
backs were coming. We're
thankful to have what we do.”

Gardner said that money
received was vital in order to
implement independent pro-

the Columbia River’s past pre-
sent and future.

“It would be something like
a science world, but the best
thing is it would act as a gate-
way to the region.”

According to Gardner, the
centre would be located “in the
vicinity of Castlegar” and
could bring an economic boom
of sorts.

“It potentially could be a
$10. million project and it
wouldn’t all becoming from
the government, that’s for
darn sure.”

Gardner added that the
centre would be “a long-term
project that will help Castle-
gar and the Kootenays im-
prove and enhance _ the
tourism package” already in
place.

Gardner said there is no

jects such as the proposed Co-
lumbia Interpretive Centre, a.
project which would examine

timetable or site set for the Co-
lumbia Interpretive Centre.

For

Trail: Maureen

WEST KOOTENAY
CAMERA CLUB
2nd Annual Photo Salon

SUNFEST WEEKEND
“A competition open to all photographers”
For entry forms and information

ay,
Saturday, June 27 — 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
‘Sunday, June 28 — 10 a.m-4 p.m.

information:
Castlegar: Chris/Ross 365-2696
Kern/Teni 365-5473

367-9351

q Pa) oe
JACK PARKIN

1245-3rd. St.
Castlegar, B.C.
365-6664

“Let me help
you with your
financial needs.”

+ Financial Planning

+ Life Insurance

+ Disability Income

+ Annuities and RRIFs
+ RRSPs

+ GICs and Savings Plans

+ Investment Funds*
* RESPs*
+ Employee Benefits

Ré The Mutual Group

Licensed with Mutual Life of Canada/Mutual
Investco Inc.*, two of The Mutual Group.

Facing Tomorrow
Together

Engines rebuilt from $995. 5
100,000 kms warranty.
iond Mechanical servin:
years. Phone
days, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. (604)872-
- Toll- ‘ri 1-800-

DEALERS WANTED FOR
WATKINS Good Health Prod-
ucts. Full or part-time. Excel-
lok copocueuy for added in-
come. Box 19, #360, 4445

Trail South, Edmon-
ton, AB T6H 5R7.

CANADA ENGINES LTD.
Quality rebuilt engines: cars,
it trucks. 6 cylinder from
5. 8 cylinder $1,095.
5 year, 100,000 km limited

warranty. 7 days 580-1050,
"800-865-3570, 856-5828
evenings.

Dynamic: erty =e
manu! jcom-
seoka ciesibutors or ks
airbrush designed ie

mers.

pany (604)493-9122.

Government seized/surplus~

vehicles. U.S./Canadian low
as $100. BMWs, Cadillacs,
Chevg Fords, Mercedes,
Pors¢hes, trucks, vans.

JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT

We have an entry level accounting position available at our woodlands office in Nakusp.
The duties are to assist the Woodlands Accountant.
The ideal candidate will have a Diploma in Accounting and Business or will have
completed 2 years of a recognized accounting program.
The successful candidate will be expected to continue a recognized accounting program.
Pope & Talbot Ltd. is a major employer in the Southern Interior with operations in
Nakusp, Castlegar, Midway and Grand Forks.
Please apply to: G. McGrath

Administration Manager

P.O. Box 39, Grand Forks, B.C. VOH 1HO

Fax. 442-8655

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Cummings Turbo Diesel
4x4's, Explorers, Vans, 4-

In B.C. Phone Grant Collect
1(604)585-3141.

PUBLIC AUTO-TRUCK AUC-
TION every Tuesday 6:30
p.m. and Saturday 12:00
noon: Over 600 cars & trucks
every week. Sell your car or
come as a buyer. First time
customer, this ad

in free services. 12742 King
George Highway, Surrey,
B.C. Info: (604)580-0011.

Dump, water and service
trucks $6,950 and up. Doz-
ers: D-6,D-8's, four with 6
way blades $16,000 and up.
Loaders: Catand John!
£28) $24,500 (966C)
500. Low beds, h
boys, Reefers and belly

We need to sell toys &
for C & M Gifts. NO
IVESTMENT, NO DELIV-
ERIES, no
Weinbeeorore or Fax
1(519)258-0707 for free info.
EXPANDING TO U.S.A. Let

sive Cana:
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STOPII! SINGLE? SEARCH-
ING for someone:
Order

PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD
for unpaid taxes. Land

Pany. Seeking buyer
f(519)044.6000. 2 Hs

on both write: Pro;
Dept. CN, Box 5380, Sin. F,
Ottawa, K2C 3J1

dumps $6, . Exca-
vators, Hitachi and Komatsu,
$43,000 and up. Call Vic or
Ed 493-6791.

$259,900 Phone (403)255-
5558.

MAKE $$$ driveway sealing
belied for spraying asphalt, in-

ers, four poicoeee: Loe
painters, blowers, heated
tanks. Commercial lawn
spray equipment. _Informa-
tion: (416)372-3902.

Buy memorials direct from
manufacturer at wholesale
prices. Write for free bro-

FIND THOSE LOST SOCKS.
Satisfaction guaranteed or
mone’

Commissionable. Print ex-
perience an asset. Resume

to: 5
Question, P.O. Box 126,
Whistler, B.C. VON 1B0.

Thompson River Estates.
View lots. 3/4 & 1 acre

NEWSPAPER MANAGE-
MENT/SALES. Canada’s

commu-
nity newspaper group invites
ns. and

641.

from qualified newspaper
stapes) sales for
its Island Publishers and
Car Both

$5.80 pays every’

ag. (our

ADD A LITTLE SPICE! B.C.
Coll -Ci A

The , Canada,
POM 300.

info write to: , Box 6’
GB, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4.
Adults only piease.

Slurry coating machine; 350
gal. tank, hyd. o

. Pres-
enth $18,000 0O.B.O.
(604)923-1097.

SELKIRK COLLEGE ...
WHERE YOUR FUTURE BEGINS...

STUDENT HOUSING
NEEDED!

Selkirk College is looking for accommodations for
students starting school in September 1992. If you
have an extra room and would be interested in
renting to a‘student, please contact:

Student Services at 365-1273,

BOATS

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AMAZING GO’ iT
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and low in-
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revealed. Canadian residents
only. Business or personal
details explained 1(416)482-
3000 copyright M211.

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SHOP, B.C. Greenhouse

Ltd., 7425 Hedley
Ave., Bumaby, B.C. VSE2R1
FREE BROCHURE. Alum-

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BUILDING SUPPLIES.
Used Building Materials
2x12's, 2x14's, pet es:
4x10's, up to 22" lengths.
Other used a’

products I~

able from our demolition
Soe: 321-3033 or 321-
22. ABC Di ition Inc.

OF WORK? Trained

Apartment/'
needed. ‘Govern-

ment

Tel-
ephone (604)433-4220, F:
Sates. =

ence has
assisted thousands to find

450 used
Lannan Los trays.
Good condi each.
Walsh Farms, Oliver, B.C.
Phone (604)498-3094.

BUY FACTORY DIRECT.
Save thousands on
mark-up. We will custom build

mobile homes to suit your
needs. Doubles, singles,
Phone for details.

Noble Homes, Edmonton:
(403)447-3414, (403)447-

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Major ICBC and ‘claims.
Joel A. Wener wtaner for
24 years. Call collect:
(6043736-5500. comaeney
fees available. Injuredin B.C.
only.

SPORTS EQUIPMENT
arenes Sas
13x13 . 16°
round only $895.
Leaps Ag wore
14' rounds from ). Parts/
repairs/rentals/pay plans.
222-1263 or toll-free 1-800-
663-2261 Mon thru Sat.
S.R.A. Win a Tram; e
WANTED
Wanted: Dead or Alive! 24°
Cedar blocks. We'll
or 854-0096. 5
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Contact

Province-Wide Blanket B.C. Ads
Reach over 1,500,000 homes for only $195!

Blanket Classifieds of the B.C. and
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Fee: $32 payable upon registration Have your say now!

For more information, or to register contact the Counselling Regional District of Central’‘Kootenay
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Phone: 352-6665 ee le e

ad in nearly 100 newspapers in
nearly every suburban and rural
market in B.C. and the Yukon, and
we can alsq arrange the same thing
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