1977 SILVERADO 974 ton Special
Power unit, . 10,000 miles, alr
cond., «plus iw ii Saute
ca all options,
Basso” i

‘Ol
LAND DIVISION.”
13647 - 100th Avenue, Surrey,
B.C. Var 19. Phone 585:
KAMLOOPS. DIVISION. 90. 180
r Street, loops, B.C.

The Wheel Estate People. Deoler.
ship6747, ttn /30

Bills Mobile Home
Service Ltd.

Complete Mobile Home Service
Moving, Skirting,
Sundecks, Blocking,
Add-a-rooms, Levelling
Repanelling
Re-sealing Roofs
Otfice located at Shoreacres
Trailer Park Ph. 359-7014

1973 CHANCELLOR Double Wide
24 x 40,3 BDRMs, Gop conditios lon,
Very reasonable. Ph. 225-3498,

3/52

{eee
1975 DODGE pick-up. Phone
evenings seed TRS

1974 TOYOTA Corona 4 spd.
$0,000 miles very good condition,

igen 4 DR. Mercu
.b., radio Got lost cond tion
$4400, Ph aa ae sas

1978 IDGE Vi in $6000,
Plymouth Fury. $120. seesesny 5
3/54

Gat & Truck Rentals
We try harder

365-8461

Airplanes
‘Boats
Corvettes’
Dodges

—Elephants—
Farms

- Goats
Horses
Islands

by Chuck Stiles

"WELL, LACKING WILL POWER, YOU COU!
TRY USING A LONGER BRUSH. wane

2, CHEVY Crew Cab %-T, 350
V-8 and auto, dual tanks 46,000

km, priced for quick sale. Ph. 65.

3549 (evenings)

1965 CHRYSLER 29004 mincing

condition 365-235: 3/54

Hondas Cost
Less In
Neison

352-3195 D.L. #5017

1977 TRANS AM, customized plus
more. Must be seen. 1976 Cl
Pick-up, 350 auto, 1978, Honda
400, good condition. Ph, 965-2083,
MUST SELL, 1975 Nova SS, 350,
Abbi. 4 Spd., low mileage. Ph,

KEN ’S TOWING

Complete Wrecker
Service in Thrums

new

paint

3058
‘and

UICK, rebuilt engi

new dual exhau:
ibs trailer towing
h. 359-7358 after 6 p.m.

1973 F100 FORD with cano)
radial tires, B.O. Ph. 365-

1980 GMC Sierra Gri
305, p.s., p.l

4s, canopy, 20,000 km.
7893.

|| MALONEY
GARY KALESNIKOFF

Sales
Call for 0 demonstration anytime
Res. 365-2754 Hus. 965-2185

dere seer. WAGONEER, new 8,000
ib. By Pe “automatic.
Phone 365: 12. tin/38
1475 PINTO STATIONWAGON, 4-
speed, radial tires, $1,400. Phone
365-7007, t#n/38

- Ostriches

Porsche’s *

Quilts

Recreational
Vehicles

Snowmobiles

Trailers
Umbrellas
Nans

Castlegar Area.

We will tow away old
car & truck bodies for
: CALL DAVE
359-7014 DAYS
EVENINGS 359-7890

ef on

1973 pants a Site jer, a Sey
ion,

269 Columbia
Dial 365-3301
* Providing Complete
Insurance service
* We have licence
plates
* Open 6 days a week
to serve you better
* Private auto insurance

1972 DODGE % Ton, good rubbe:
eal Bees ve ‘aute,, mi
.. Ph. 365-7372. 3/52

rwryeo }
TOPLESS? H
—=——

8 et IE
"RUCK TOPS

$650...
DUBE sz.

323 Nelson Ave. #5398
NONE 352-6688

——J

1974 DATSUN 710, good, con
offers. Datsun 510 plus
port s cor, $200. PH. 365+
inva

1964 IMPALA SS, 409, 4:
Ph, 365-2833 ofter 5 p.m.

PRE-OWNED

VEHICLES

FOR SALE

TRUCKS
‘79 GMC % ton

“hares

167 FRERFORA 0
toed Mase eh, by bea on
1976 174 Fr.

rd outboard, P|

3/54
1975 24 1, REINELL,

¥ 180 h.p. Merc.
rotor equipped with electric 74 7%
out rd,

ith fine
der mere CB, te
elena ree Be: toilet an ‘and full

tin/s1,

197420” STARCRAFT CHIEFTAN
TEFTAN
Cabin Cruiser, ose

Mere. Cruiser rn ed,

ish, on Bn Baty Runner,
sesas

1978 Rene 115
condition, or Bis chars

1980 HOND,
ment Ph yy = with “VE

— PETE hee

azo excellent

Xun me
1974 RM125, eee con-
dition, $400, Ph. 359-7511. 3/52,

1978 SUZUKI DS 100. New piston
new rings. Ph, 368-2465 after 5:
“5 n

URENTLY NEEDED. 3 bedroom
house nt for a a familly. < cen
ces, 365-6993,

Seine 140 oR SOME

ing July 20 to J
a the 2 enn ah oh

Pee

Selkirk College students
are in need of accom-
modation in the
Castlegar area for Sept.
1981, If you have
suitable accom-
modation, please call
the Housing Glfice at

365-7292

Monday - Friday
8:30a.m.-4 p.m.

TO RENT: Gov't employee with 2
teenagers requires 3 or 4 BDRM
house, in Castegar or Trail Gre

h. 365-6225, sit

PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Commercial ¢ industrial
_Residential
Kootenay Paint Clinic
365-3563 362-5825

NEED A carpenter? Will work by

hour or contract, fee estimates.
Ph, 965-6120, Hn/

Tarry's Woodcraft
Wood & Vinyl
Windows
Patio Doors, etc.
Tarrys 399-4357

SHINGLES Installed and general
oot repairs, 365-6038," Hin/33

K.L.S. DRILLING
Co. LTD.

John Kanigan
Water Wells, Domestic
& Industrial
maa Inaur

SARA SIZED
goed condition, proterably ale clive
Green. Ph 365-71

3 Maer cis WAGON Openii

ngs.
like people, wont flexible
‘and. Plectent working cor con

ditions
an important community Gervice,
then consider a career with

ren 3 8 a.m. to
a) "No June 30,
enia. Ph. 365-: BS-2008. i
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES TRAVE!
eSheaen MANAGERS AND

TORENT, Family wants small boat
with 15-20 hp, for week of July 22

TORENT: Responsible family ai
and animals, desperately

rth ode count

me, anywhere btwi
Castlegar or Salmo. Please sail

To ‘BUY:

Soh crib in good SS 22a

dition.

WANTED

Clean
Cotton
Rags

Castlegar News:
’.197.Columbla Ave.

Rives called feel
oe mit oy imum ol

aximumn Gm:
rane me ca and starting. ot

000. per annum on ex:

sor, perience. lncent ive program and

advai ning jered. For
further inforinas ition nscell Mrs,
'vonne Cheron, Collect (604) 1270

149

STUDENT Is ong fae for se Pigoas

irdening
hone so in 365-7: 09

‘i Ask for Joe orlecv message.

2/53

Need a job? High school and

soleee students may offer thier
this. cotegary.
yf

tater ey

HELP WANTED
SALESPERSON REQUIRED

All inquiries and applications
made to Mel Buerge Motors Ltd.

Soll & Foundation Testing
HONE: Office 365-7137

Mobile H499966
Box 3426, Casteper,
B.C. VIN

Mobile & Shop W
ncscent
ER CONTRACTING
: . PH, 365-2239
& Mobile N412141

FREE HAY (001 baled), must Bike
up. Ph, 365-5293.

PUPPIES 1 7 weeks
sid. Ph. ag owey 79753

5g Owner

.2 FEMALE cats, one ‘and 1
white and 1 male kitten, white & ©

od months old. house
|. 365-5022. 2/54

9 MO. old male German
She. be ela male German

OLD fri sultable for smoker or
dryer. 365-6222, 2/54

—— ————____——
If you. have an item you'd like to
give away, Pisa: se drop us a line
ind we'll run your ad
ireeire fro wo issues unless folie
ot

tide fo Trall every
pass to Friday wering

sree mn. {8 tort. at 6: 00) to

2/54 f

LOST; Si veri chain nechloce: with
teuer, § and Key giueiop ares:
police station a eyed Pp ard

FOUND: Blue Denim

with fing ot keys | 4 ry
more at

Gwner, please Ph. 359-7594. vi

‘Lost or found i

ed tor: i

if fou Ing.

the Reston Ad pall in

ol inyt! by durin
rethet ours. We

jults lat

lor 2 issues unless” rreilied
otherwise.

35 HOW t

501000 noone
will place
classified tt In a M6l- member
of the B.C,-Yukon Com:

stl
Ave., Cai

i Gerald tightbur Jr. will not be
responsible for any debts. In-
name ol

; overmy ‘written signature.

oene 8 gator, Bul Tecrier aliver
were I

ans
a nig "Reward. 693: 2208

jgned
Gerold Lightbum Jr.
MASSAGE

it Has anyon
nd white rale ak

by Bisie Lew, ‘Jone 28, Ph. 965- WAY,
2/54

Iridology, He

rbs,
Gotenie rei etions, NATURES
186.N. Mopie, Colville,
(509)684-4370. 52/45

_ BIG-O TIRES SUMMER

gy VACATION SPECIALS

Drop In fora

FREE

on Holidays,

SALE
PRICE

- P185/78-13-BR78-13, $62.95
P185/75-14, $69.95
P195/74-14 ER78-14, $74.95,
P205/75-14 FR78-14, $78.95
P215/75-15 GR78-15, $86.
P225/75-15 HR 78-15, $89.95
P235/75-15 LR78-15, $99.98

mm

FABRIC

6185 /80.13, $44.9!

\P185/80-13, 549.95
P185/75-14, $58.95
P225/75-15, $72.95

‘RADIAL

PY
P215/75-15, $69.95

KELLY FIBERGLASS

BELTED TIRES

A KELLY
~ CORD TIRES

700-15 6 ply, $62.95
780-16 8 ply, $79.95

25 ore UST
20 "or List

SUMMER TRUCK TIRES

800-16.5, 8 ply, $87.95
WHILE STOCK LASTS

875-16.5 8 pl
950-16.5, 8 ply, $109.95

$95.95

BF Goodrich TA Radials "“r;-""

ECKANKAR  Discussi
Tuesday monthly. 7 7:30, "5 en
College. lege, Rm. L-11. Phos

DANCE BANDS and mobile udlece
ovaltable for any of

engagement. Ph, 362- ee tin/33

GROOMING,
BOARDING AND
PET SUPPLIES

_ SHASHEEN
KENNELS (reg.)
NELSON 352-2164

HoasiT Gee
has openings.

care Contra now
Sect olde: ds Gpan 7: oar. Ҥ 30

d IN lovin memory of Frank

oer

passed away July 13,

ne Is the face we loved so dear
Silent K the: voice we loved to

hea

Too farawa for sight or 5; h,

But pet! $90 jar for tt fhoughi'to

Sweet to Farmer, him who
once was here,

‘And who, though absent, is

just a1
sadly missed “by Phyllis, Fred
ondbeye ‘by Phy’

More

Paint Gets
In Your Eyes?

Painting the ceiling is
not one of the world’s de-
lights. Whether you're
using a roller or brush,
chances are you'll get a bit
splattered. So, when using
a brush, stick the brush
handle through a large
paper cup to catch the
drip, and protect your
coiffure with a rain hat or
shower cap.

dads

now labor coaches

TORONTO (CP) — Tradi-
tion was that while the wife

Not all husbands are eager
to take part anc must be

WOULD. the lody-wh

Sudent’s odes at aris
365-3096 pleas:

ber. “URGEN elie sa

ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
LA

struggled igh labor:

pains, the expectant father -

paced outside the delivery
room in ‘a rumpled shirt,
perhaps a box of cigars
clenched under an arm.
But now the father is more

likely to be found iriside the’

hospital delivery room, wear-
ing a sterile scrub suit and
his wife through the

RIDING. STABLES Opes iy

Robson at Ma’s straight
across from. Celger. ross tality
ae ome: old Ma, di sre

WE will pick u jour unwanted
cares ‘and trucks ter free. = A
/51

BLOCK AND BRICK work Pu a
5604,
BIG BROTHERS: ote cana jar.
Shore a moment a little
brother. tt will lost Yorover: Me
—beabig brother toa fatherjess
boy. Volunteers' are ne
hone 365-6470 or

“s2/at

WE WILL PICK UP scrap car bodies
and trucks for free. Ph. Cage hse

399-4419, Pats
Aeon, Joanne! je B, 365-5844,

birth of their child.
The number of men enter-
ing. labor and delivery rooms
increased pont
eh years. Ten years
only 10 to 15 per rresat tot
maternity patients at
Women’s College Hospital in
Toronto where accompanied
by their husbands. Now the
figure has climbed to 75 per
cent. Other hospitals report
similar increases.
“There has beena growing
inthe

to go into a
delivery room.

Gillian Fredrico said her
husband, Paul, was skeptical
about attending the birth of
their first child in.1973. He
had wondered “with all the
doctors and nurses around,

what do you need me there |

for?”

He was talked into takinga
prenatal course at the Child-
birth and: Parent Education
Association in Toronto,
where his wife works as an

“instructor. After experienc-

ing the birth of their first
child he eagerly attended the
births of their other two
children.

Mrs. Fredrico, chairman of
the teacher’s commission at
the . prenatal’ course, esti-
mated that 30 per cent of the
husbands she’ teaches were

maternity Kite on the Patt
of most hospitals, certainly in
the larger metropolitan hoe-
pitals,” says Dr. Walter
Hannah, head of obstetrics at
‘Women's College.
FORMS BOND ~ -
The wife still has to do.
most of the pores Ds but the
husband comforts and gives
support, helping his wife and,

-- -in the-view of some psyghok.

MR. %_Mrs, Denny Hughes are
ples d- to announce the.
ne tt ment ota their eldest
1 | er, lo Rar rant,
son 98 Mi. nd Mrs, Don’ Alles of
Cranbrook, Wedding to take

ploce August 8, 1981. 2/5.

SSSSSSSSSSa

J
fecoun plas the warty
ip those who need
finanelal "he and to further
research tone cure
will be found.
We for helping your-

self. Donations to the terry, Fox
Mernores Fund may 1%.

Costioger. 8-¢.
Araceipt will be mailed to your

WE would like to thank all our .
friends and relatives for their
at our recent weddin

Mike McIntyre was with
his wife, Virginia, while she
underwent a caesarean birth
after 16 hours of labor.

“T don't think it is right to

have the mother there by
herself,” he said, “I don't
think there is any way to
appreciate what the mother
goes through without being
there.

“My role is to be the one
who stays rational, calm,
when Virginia is under

moe relaxed and did not al
queasy, even when the

to take part in the
birth. But, she added, she has

never spoken to a husband, -

who after it was all:.over,
regretted attending. .

Prenatal courses, _ which
the couple attends in the last

few months before birth;

teach general information
about pregnancy and birth’as

well as teaching the husband -

massage . mi
their. wives how to breathe
during

Goat boom

calls for

PORT ANGELES, WASH.
(AP) — As they bleated
plaintive but pointless pro-
tests, 22 mountain goats
were plucked from their
craggy perches high, in the
Olympic Mountains and sent
packing to new homes in
Eastern Washington and
Nevada.

The animals were evicted
for ravaging the natural
environment,

Olympic National Park and
state game department offi-
cials staged the “goatlift” as
the first step in a complex
and costly program to curb
the park's overpopulation of
the majestic goats, '

That population had grown
to 700 since local hunters
introduced a handful of the
goats from British Columbia.

The population boom got
its biggest boost after hunt-
ing was outlawed when the
area was declared a national
park in 1938,

The results are evident on
the three-mile Klahhane
Ridge trail, which is littered
with loose soil, stripped
roots, tufts of white goat hair
and mounds of goat drop-
pings.

Assistant park superin-
tendent Don Jackson said the
goats had “nearly eradi-
cated” some species of vege-
tation.

Fifty to 60 of the animals
willbe .“goatlifted” out. to
new. homes each year for the
next three years.

| Big brown blocks of salt
are, being’ used to'lure the
goats beneath a large, tent-
like net propped up on poles.
When a goat enters the trap,
the net collapses on the

Bull IR OWN HOME AND eave ae
ORDER YOUR CATALOGUE 120 PLANS - Tt ;

‘goatlift’

unsuspecting animal and
workers wrestle it to the
ground.

The first step is to cover
the goat’s sharp horns with
cut-up sections of garden
hose and rope together the
legs. The provess resembles a
high-altitude rodeo,

Each gat gets a thorough
physic; examination, and
blood and feces samples are

. taken for research purposes.

Tyvr'ng. all of this commo-
ton, the goat is blindfolded,
with its head slightly ele-
vated to allow belching from
its multiple stomachs.

“It's all about reducing
stress,” says Bruce Moor-
head, park 'service biologist.
The operation, he explains, is
designed to make the transi-
tion as smooth as possible for
the goat.

Half of the animals are
headed, for the Colville
National Forest in northeast-
ern Nevada.

After getting a calming’

shot of valium, each goat is
packed into a narrow crate.
Suspended from long sling
harnesses, the crates are
transported by helicopter to
the Hurrican Ridge parking
lot.

Waiting there are large
moving vans, packed with ice
to keep them cool.

Game. department repre-
sentatives say. the animals.
will be: placed in’ suitable
areas, far away from hunters
— at least for. now. _Even-

‘tually, they hope, the goats

will multiply and provide
game for huniers.

TONGUE TO MATCH

‘ NECK
_ The giraffe has.an 18-inch
tongue. |

CHEVROLET

———————
Kay Motors Ltd.
2880 Highway Drive, Trail

OLDSMOBILE ;
= CADIELAG

was

“My concentration was
totally on the life of the baby
and how Virginia was making
out. I didn’t think about other
things.”

During the 16 hours in the
labor room, his time was
absorbed by his
wife through contractions
‘and obtaining items his wife
requested such as towels and
ice chips.

_ Align Front end

Rotate 4 tires

- FRONT END ALIGNMENT
JULY SPECIAL

Check front end suspension
Check rear end suspension

Turbo, ‘air conditioning,
T-roof, fully loaded

368-3301

1978
Ford LTD Il
*V-8 automatic, p.s., p.b.,
radio: Regular $4995.

$4,500

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY -

NOTICE

OF PUBLIC HEARING

_ THIS WILL SERVE AS PUBLIC NOTICE that the Regional District of Central

Kootenay proposes to amend, “The Regional District of Central Kootenay
Zoning By-law No, 97, 1972.”
‘The intent of the proposed Reglenal District of Central Kootenay Zoning
Amendment By-law No. 370, 1981”
1, To establish a RURAL | einen — 1 (RR-l) Zone with a minimum parcel
size of one-half (4) acre for a residential use and a RURAL RESIDENTIAL —
2 (RR-2) Zone with @ minimum parcel size of one (1) acre for a residential
use, ri
2. To rezone certain. properties within Electoral Area ‘J’ of the Regional
district of Central Kootenay as follows: *:
(a) DEER PARK AREA
(i) inet pert of District Lot 385 and 400, Kootenay District, shown as
RR- Jule “C” from a RURAL (R) Zone to a RURAL RES—
BENTIAL — 1 (RR-1) Zone, (SEE SCHEDULE “C” BELOW)
(li) That act of District Lot 400, Kootenay District, shown as C on
je “C", froma RURAL (®) Zone to a COMMERCIAL (C) Zone.
(SEE SeHEDULE “C" BELOW)
(b) BROADWATER AREA
(i) That part of Lots 1, 2; 3,'4.and 6, Plan 84) and that part of Lot F,
Hen 1409 all of District Lot 5817 Kootenay District shown as RR-2
Schedule “D*; from'a:RURAL (R) Zone to a RURAL RESIDENT-
jal: 2 (RR-2) Zone. (SEE SCHEDULE “D* BELOW)

TICE
‘ Copies of proposed By-law No. 370 may be inspected at the offices of:

The Regional Distric’ < District of

F,.B.C,
Petes the hour of 9:00 a.m. to: 1 icon ‘and'1:00 p.m. .to 4:00 p.m. daily
and h from the date of this notice to the.
tath Ns of July, 1981.

D TAKE NOTICE that the Regional | District of Central Kootenay will hold a. :
PUBLIC HEARING thereon at: : ‘ 3:
PLACE: The C and District Complex
2101-6th Avenue South
Castlegar, B.C,” (HALL)
TIME: = 7:00 p.
DATE: Thureday, the 16th day of July, 1981.

.at which time and place all Persons who believe their interest in property is

law shall be offered « portunt
to be heard on matters contained ren Ey: ‘ oise a

DATED at Nelson, B.C. this Srd day of July, 1961.

REZONED from unas (my:
TO. RURAL RESIDENTIAL -1(RA=9)
DENOTES “AREA REZONED FROM RURAL (A)
TO COMMERCIAL (C)

: 50 Se:
KELLY SUPER CHARGER RADIALS
UNIROYAL TIGER PAW RADIALS

%
GOOD SELECTION OF MAG

OFF wane wn WHEELS ; OFF LIST

10 ‘ore

Sale ends-July 15 or While Stock Lasts

40,000 F R EE
FINANCING O.A.C. ° vcnes air brakes, hydraulics pertaining. to Pitman and

Mile
Service Policy
Available on most models. FREE MOUNTING ui Selaned Telelect Units.
For a Limited Time Only = . : 3 : Applicat l details of

MEL BUERGE education, draining: experience and qualifications
MOTORS

Personnei Department
West Kootenay Power
Neteon, B.C. * Phone 352-7202
Dealer Lic. No. 051458

—Junks—
Kites
Land

_ Motorcycles

$29.95 up to. 1 ton P.U.
v By appointment only — 365-2155

MALONEY PONTIAG BUICK GMC LTD.

1700 Columbia Ave. Castlegar

W.agons———

Xyfophones

Yachts”
- Zebras

‘78 GMC Heavy Half
‘68 Mercury 2 Ton

COMPARE OUR LOW
‘eocme “NS INTEREST RATES

‘75 Ford Econoline

2 door, 6 cyl. automatic,
p.s. and p.b., radio

Michelins

Certain tire
to fit North American cars

CARS
‘77 Monte Carlo

MIKE’S

MOBILE HOMES LTD.
Costlegar Ph.: 365-5741
DLN 5012

JOB OPPORTUNITY
JOURNEYMAN
AUTO MECHANIC
(M/F)
One position exists in our Mobile Equipment Main-
tenance Service Garage at South Slocan, B.C.
Preference will be oven to Sandicates with inter:

SUPPORT THE
CANADIAN ECONOMY
BUY A FORD TODAY

Merc Cougar
2 door, V-8 eutormatte:
p.s. and p.b., radio

_ 1976 ©
With Every ‘Ford Courier
Purchase : ' ,

‘ON THE SPOT FINANCING
NO DOWN PAYMENT orc.

: OPEN ey p.m.

DAILY
1807 Columbia Ave.,
Castlegar 365-2955

8100 Rock Island Highway
Trall, B.C. VIR 4N7
Phone 368-

SALESMEN:

eorge Sparrow, Ganolle. . . 693-2386
Dave Williamson, Montrose . 367-7198
ick Ellis, Rossland 362-5173

Waneta Plaza

. . 368-3301

Vince Watson, Trail a
. . 368-6183

pu yy REZONED, FROM, RURAL (FR)
Ken Alton, Trail.

RAL RESIDENTIAL -2 (AR-2) -—

Ld WANTED: aN or a" Ford raat
- one Tues., Fri,, oF
365-2155 Sot. i Gum. - 3 pom. "ase-fias,

Castlegar