CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 16, 1978

MORE CLASSIFIED

a

‘© WORK WANTED

FOR HIRE—TO1S craalers onan

with 2¥2 yd. bucket or odie.
TO14 dozer, ate”
‘Contract or hour,

FoUNGATIONS & FRING

auainy 'w reasol

priced, elm very

+on requaal. Ph, 365-3704.

INTER 10R, eR TETOR parating.

‘Brush, roller or epray. Excellent Jol
ead Exceptionally low

‘A CARPENTER? Will work
‘hour or contract, Free call mate: ies.
Bh as. 8120. tn26

‘@ Collector’s Corner

‘ANTIQUES ‘OR COLLECTIGLES for
sale? Adve ties them here, penta
* i

° SHARE-A-RIDE

«SHARE-A-RIDE ads are free. Work:
“school, weekly shopping.

‘penses and save ener Share” +"
‘ride and share the ‘et together
‘with your: msighor | in ‘the Castlegar
News Share-a-Ride columi

365-7266 to face ourfreaad. tind
URGENTLY NEEDED. Ride to Nel-
son Nocational School. Mon. to Fri.
Share ’h. Debbie at Rev yy

© FOUND

ITEMS AOVERTISED i
umn are not charged for
Found ah ath 9,8 simply robe the the
found something,
ir New: and 8 Ye ike oto

\T TARI SPORTS Day, my
fhathorette vince Ph. ovens

SMALL BLACK DOG, licence ae
123171, Found In Pass Creek area.
Ph. 365-3724. 223

© LOST

MEN'S TOURING BICYCLE mies.
eeu as Casile-Bar Subdivial
eh ats, furle. Serial No.

© STUDENT
PLACEMENT

ca:
charge. Juatdrop In to the Castle
News office to place yor
WILL BABYSIT weeks. Gabyalt--
ting certificate and gejerences Sup
plied. Ph. Jane at 399-4

res A SASverTTERT | a Lant at
385-6329, 223

MALE STUDENT LOOKING for any
ype of work, Have done ‘tragptating
of French - Spanish - English.
Experienced In Invent ntary, stock
ontral, be Genabes Snileuy
Supermarket Stock!ny

prermarke toeeng ao.

WILL DO BABYSITTING evenings
on weekdays and anytime week-
ends. Ph. Leannda at 385-6329, 228

© BUSINESS’
OPPORTUNITIES’

FRA SiNOUNG RETIRED couple
wis!

Sal ring Lands
uo en BS vos

evanin,

FOR SALE: Local business with

women clientel requires a creative

sho) ater} In home

Goo location,
P.O,

answer

To Puzzte on Page B2

DUG GAME |
fe} a

od potential. Ena to
ox 3393, Castlegar, B.t 324

° GIVEAWAY

Se
For Sale
Cedar Siding Deluxe
For more information call:
Northwest
Homes
at 365-3551

E erything Must Go!

Make a selection! We have several units still in stock iim
that must be gone soon. This is a terrific opportunity for jam

you to SAVE!

Today, Tomorrow and Saturday
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Only

© 1976 Boler

© Okanagan Import Camper

© Travelmate Import Camper

® Capilano Import Camper

© 1975 Dodge Camper
with 318 V-8, Warn Winch on Ford bumper,
with cable and snatch block.

Recreational

Ed’s

914

Sales Ltd.

Columbia Ave., Castlegar
DL 00878A

© GIVEAWAY

TEN-MONTH-OLO FEMALE cat.
Ph, 368-7037, 223
3 KITTENS, two allver-grey ry
wate bee, flutly

ort! blach Kral? wee
Rin te tra ined. Also, jenrcold
guines pigs. Ph, Wintaw os

© NOTICES

OT
WEST COUNTRY KENNELS
BOAROING. FOR pas AND

ATTENTION! Your carpets come
cent with the "machine of Ea-
"For lpment znlos and
service or dealer saunas a tact:
Harmony Floors ee
Fort Nelaon, B.C. VOC +O. Phong
(604) 774-2747.
REWARD LEADING tothe ahares-
bouts of entique stove. Name or
make oan front 16 Regal. ba
Ses-9768.
ADDRESS LABELS, Handy for =
‘on envelopes, parcels, 300 for
$2,258 tax. Gaatlegar Ne ew
HOW TO’ GET your mi 8 to
290,000 homes? Blanket B.C.]duat
$55 will Place y your becalain ce
ape

DIXIE LEE has opened its second outlet in
downtown Castlegar making it conventent

for Its patrons In both the north and south
sections of the clty. The local Dixie Leo Is
operated as a family business by local
residents Ken and Louise Yaseniuk. Ken
has lived here for the past 21 years and his
wife has been In the area since Infancy.
They began with Dixie Lee just one year ago
and now employ 14 persons, ‘planning to

A

Stolen
From Trailer

Castlegar police are inves-

rticles

TRAILERS

13’ ARISTOCRAT

alternate them between the two locations.
Ken says he feels they are filling a definite

© Cards of Thanks

© LEGALS

fled ad In
the B.

PLAN 24

Interest calculated on
dally balance

at
Caatlegar Savings
Credit Union”

© PERSONAL
MRS, MADELLA, Spiritual reader
and advisi and Tarot card

Madella, PO. Box areas Btallon
ik\. Vancouver, 8.C. V5K 4Y7. Ph.

251
Al-Anon Meatings
Saturday 8
Phone Anne
Nada 390-4419, tin

Cattlegar
A.A, Maaling Schedule
Alcoholics Anonymous Ina.
fellowship of men and women who
share thelr Sxparience, strength and
hope with each other that they may
solve tha I ‘common problem and

19 recover from

ni be 9 a.m.: Bre

St. Da
mt (Columbia Ave, 5
eee ae Discussion Maat-
mos = ea Ih Centre. Ph, at
in:

352-350:
Cedar St., Nelson. Akoer,

edar Stes Nelson. V1 2Et-=:1017,
DISCERNING ADULTS. Shop dis-
creetly by mail. Sand $2.00 for our
Iustrated catalogue of

mi alts for both ladies and
pentiamen. Direct Actlon Marketing
Dept. P.O. Box 3268,
Vancouver, 8. e Ve 3x0, tind?

Bed-' en thera Problem?
5

[J
Call In and discuss this with.
Your Fharmacist.
tint4

© Cards of Thanks

lation.
— The Hawkins Family.

the Doctors and medical

pet ra, the Castlegar eng Olstrict
spltal we wish

Your Carpet

Headquarters . . .

Carpets by Ivan Oglow
365-7771

Our sincere thanks and a
clation to all our yarn Fri ends
for thelr

Wilkie, Your. floral tributes, ‘cards
and baking were all gratefully
appreciated. ET pect thanks ta Rev-
eferd i Ted riatow, Mis vera

Binning organi iho 2 alibatara
gar Funeral Home.

Your Mdrens” cand thoughtfulness
will alwaya be be remembered.
ile Families

sh
9 our bereavement. Our

Special thank you to the_nursin

staff and doctors at the Extend

lagiio for his altention and prayers
bie ing her 20 eure and final iiikess
a ene peut . extend our
Itud 10 the many friends and
feats for thelr King expressions
pathy, aut ‘ fioral. iter;
ingot "aka

tor the repose on soul, * Woe 80
extend our sincere gratitude to thoso
who have had special prayers said in
her memory at the aria church in
Semic, Austria, Appreciation is
pratefunly ext Stlended to ihe Rev.
Guinan, for his
consoling ‘iords, and to the Sisters,
Organist, Chair and Attar Boys of

St. Rita's Catholic Church in Castla-
. for their assistance In the

gar,
ale . Selsoration ‘of the Funeral Mass and

at the Comet tery.
in gratitude, Matt Malnar-
Ich, ee and sons Matthew and
Albert Mainarich and Families.

© Announcements

$100 plus tiling tee, Obtaln your
lawyer supervised divorce aver the
ea 8h tttly Sal Sell-Counsel

Sprutees toll free 112-800-6 7

gex and ‘Mastorcharge. ae:
424°

For Sale by Public Tender
Tenders will be Sccepled | up, 2

noon, June 16,

urchase of the ol ‘suvarbiteh
choo! located In the School District
Maintenance Yard. The school will

payable, upon acceptance

fender. The lowest oF any bid Is not

necessarily accepted.

2, Bas ad)
cher

rater Trea

Shoat fateiet eo {Costiegar)

Box 3220

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

VIN SHS 223

WE HAVE WILL FORMS. Only 75¢

pach: Also Interim Agreement ales

forms, 2 for 75c. Castlegar Naws,

191 Columbia Ave.

BIRTHS

ZOOBKOFF — To Michee! and
Brenda Zoobkolf of Huston, B.C.,
June 8, 1978, a daughter.

PALSSON — To Roland and Joanne
Palsson of Castlegar, June 7, 1978, a
daughter,

and Mrs. Nick Barisenkall
of obtlchente are pleased
fnounce the forthcom

° Deceeannts

FOR SALE OR RENT—Weddin

and party decorations. Ph. S&

Decorating at 985-6086 or 366-5172,
ni

YOUR ENGAGEMENT NOTICE is
printed tree wi aa order your
wedding inviatons jam the Castie-

° © LEGALS

INCORP!
po plus filing fees. Obtain your
wyer supervised Incorporation
be the phone — fast! Call Self-
Poet Services toll fras. 112-800-
63-3007. Chargex and. Master
Gharge accepted. 424

aie

Public Works
Canada

JONES — To Edwin and Marlene
Jones of Rabson, June 11, 1978, a
daughter.

D'ANGELO — To Robert and Dlane
D'Angelo of Slocan, June 12, 1978, a

loving mem-
Montgomery, who

Know Your Eggs

Leftover egg yolks should
be covered with water, tightly
sealed and used within 2-3 days.
Egg yolks may also be frozen,
but sugar or salt should be
added to prevent rubberiness,

Place yolks in small con-
tainer and mix gently. Stir in
approximately one teaspoon
sugar or one-quarter teaspoon
salt for each half-cup of yolks
(6-7 yolks}. Frozen egg yolk
ey be stored up to one year at

PJAYwoR Hoye

MOBILE HOM
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
FURNITURE MART
Playmor Junction
jouth Slocan
Ph. 359-7168
SUMMER HOURS
Monday through Saturday
9a.m. to6 p.m.

Sundays for Browsing
12 noon toS p.m.

Dealer Licence No. 1372

tigating a break-in and theft
from a trailer at Raspberry
Village, Two electric heaters
worth $80 and a 10-speed
bicycle valued at $125 were
taken from a trailer that had
been vacant for some time.

Selkirk College
Invites Tenders

1. Painting Bonnington
Education House

2. Painting Cafeteria
Basement Faculty
Offices, including
Cataloguing Area.

For Tender documents
contact:

Purchasing Department,

Selkirk Coltege,

Box 1200,
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

13’ BOLER
14’ SCAMPER
14’ SKYLARK

16’ VANGUARD
16’ TRAVELAIRE
17’ SCAMPER
19° SCAMPER
22 LAYTON .
24' LAYTON

Mike's

USED TRAVEL

MOBILE HOMES, -
LTD.

Castlegar Ph, 365-5744
Deals Lic. No, OO112A

B

Valley Landscape Nursery’s

Loudvcaping

You'll be surprised at the
tremendous selection of
landscaping plants, flowers and
= trees at Valley Landscap. Truly
“Colour for Your Garden!""

.© Sundays Only!
“ALL CONTAINER Y,
STOCK Less ......... 3
Japanese Garden
© Junipers
Golden variegated in heavy one-gal.

containers. Perfect plant for. ground
covers, banks, and home land-

scaping (12'’-15"" spread).

Only...

‘NEW DEMOCRATS Lyle Kristiansen, ca

‘dldate for the federal Kootenay West riding,

B.C. Opposition Leader Dave Barrett and
0:

land-Trail MLA Chris D'Arcy pause for

a show of strength during Barrett's Int
view with the Castlegar News Saturday.

—CasNewsFoto by Bilt Jones

' Voice of the People

Not Part of Dispute

‘Editor, Castlegar News:
+ With regard to the open
‘etter to company

terminated, not by my im-
mediate superior, but by the

‘Don Watson from the CarCel
‘Sawmill Union Committee,
which was published in your
hnewspaper last week, I wish to
‘point out that I am not the
industrial relations manager
referred to in that letter, as
many people seem to believe.

Last October, after 22
years of service with the com-
pany, my employment was

at
the company's Vancouver of-
fice, for reasons that, so far, I
have been unable to discover.

Therefore, while I do not
have the details of the recent
dispute between the company
and the union, I can readily
understand the reasons for it.

Robert Rivers
Castlegar

Treaty Power Benefits
Up to $30 M Yearly

+ B.C. may earn $20 million
to $30 million a year in future
downstream power benefits
from the Columbia River
Treaty, B.C. Hydro estimates.

The estimate, says Charles

nn
Roses Silver’

2 yrs. es #1; In
one-gal. containers.

SAVE 50% at.....

$25

valley landscape -nursery
winlaw, bc, 226-7270

Please Ring Twanty Times!

$00"

son.

GARY — To Denise and Emil Gary
of Castlegar, June 12, 1978, a
daughter,

LANGILLE — To Darrel and Arieen
Langllle of Oasis, June 8, 1978, a
laughter.

WEATHER

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Canada

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“Your Ford Country Headquarters”

in Trail

1966 Comet saicnwss

edway

INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS AND
INSTALLATION-REPAIR SERVICES

The Department of Public Works of Canada, Pacific
' Region, Is compiling an inventory of contractors and
tradesmen who are interested In bidding on various
minor work projects in Federal Government Buildings

categories:

STUDENTS

11 to 15 years old to work evenings
and weekends with our circulation de-

Carpentry
Electrical
Plumbing
Painting
Air-Conditioning
and Heating
Mechanical Repairs
Roofing
Masonry
Sheet Metal
Concrete and
Terrazo Repairs
Carpet Laying and
Repairing

throughout the Province of British Columbla.
The contractors are to be called upon, on a rotational

basis, to bid on projects with a value of up to $5,000,
oltering qualified trade capabilities in one or more of

Carpet Cleaning
INSTRUCTIONS

Glazing

Drapery Installation

Locksmithing

Moving

Paving

Pest Control

Excavating

Overhead Door.
Repairing

Fire Extinguisher:
Recharging and
Testing

Landscaping

Drapery Cleaning

1974 Courier ....,
1973 Pinto .....

1971 Ford...

1972 ECONOLINE ver sos sis. now

1974 PlyMOUth seinwese

1973 Montego...
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1973 Comet .......

1970 TOriMO swicowecs-r..

1974 Ford F=350 reece. veces $2495
1973 COUFIOR reo... ccccccccccccun vecceeeees PIT95

partment.

Call Mr. Nickoli at 365-7266.

Interested contractors and/or individuals should make
the following information evident in their submission:

1. Name

2. Trade or services provided

3. Indicate geographical areas in which services
are available

This information is to be submitted to the undersigned
by 12 July 1978 and the contractor should keep the
Department notified annually, of his continuing interest
in Departmental projects.

H. D. Ladoucler
Head, Tenders and Contracts
Paclfle Region

Bay and Victoria, Trall

ae |

TRAIL B.C,

Nash, Hydro general manager

USED
TENT
CAMPERS

: 4 — STARCRAFTS,
22— SPORTSCRAFTS
"1 — LEISURE CRAFT.

2 — PARKLANDS

1 — BONAIR

- Mike's

; MOBILE HOMES

cues “Ph. 365-5741,

© Dealer Lic. No.: 00112A,

for corporate affairs, is a rough
one—a “guesstimate" by Hydro
power and financial officials
rather than a precise evalua-
tion.

Based on today's power
values, Nash said, the B.C.
share of extra downstream
power for the second half of the
60-year treaty, starting about
1994, would be worth that
amount.

He said there are hazards
in trying to guess values 15 to
16 years from now.

In fact, it is impossible to
say now. just. what. B.C.’s
bargaining position will be
when the time comes to work
out arrangements for ‘handling
the remaining B.C. entitlement
to power benefits.

“It will be based on con-
ditions at that time and will be
based to a large extent on the
relative ability of the United
States to be self-sufficient in
energy,” he said.

Presumably, it might be
possible to bring this power to
B.C. rather than continue
selling it in the U.S. but, either
way, it still would have value to
Hydro.

Mortgage Money Available

for all types of property.
We will also consolidate debt.

Competitive Rates
Call 374-1421 or 374-0815

Darby House Mortgage Corporation =
.408 Seymour Street
KAMLOOPS, B.C. V2C 266

‘MARCIA POPOFF, daugh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter |

Popoff of Castlegar, hes
recently graduated from the
University of British Colum-
bia with a bachelor’s degree
In secondary education. She
completed all her schooling
In the Castlegar area and
attended Selkirk College for
one year prior to attending
UBC. She has now accepted
employment with the Golden
school district.

Relaxing Time
In Magnificent
Wild Setting

For a relaxing time in a
magnificent setting of cotton-
woods and cedars, people are
turning off Highway 8 at Sum-
mitt Creek Campground and
Recreation Area, ;

Hiking, nature walks, pic-
nicking, birdwatching, fishing,
and hunting are enjoyed here
or on other parts of the Creston
Valley Wildlife Management
Area,

A unique feature of this

~ location is a restored section of

the historic Dewdney Trail
which offers a spectacular view
of the Creston Valley. A sus-
pension bridge spanning Sum-
mit Creek provides access to
the trail from the western end
of the recreation area,

The facilities are operated
by the Creston Valley Wildlife
Management Authority for en-
joyment of the outdoors,

Summit Creek is open for
camping this year from June 30
to Sept. 4 and is the only place
within the management: area
where camping is permitted.

Every evening throughout
the summer the campground is
the scene of a

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 16, 1978

It’s Simple...

We've Got Too Many
sed Cars & Trucks, So
the Prices are Slashed!

* We must sell 25 used vehicles this weekend. *
¢ Used Cars ®

presentation: nature walks,
films, slide shows, fireside
talks, and demonstrations all
happen right outside, tent
doors,

Nearby, the Gee Val-
ley Wildlife Centre provides a

_full summer program of daily .

activities from hikes, marsh
crawls, and canoe trips, to dis-
plays, slide presentations, films
and outdoor demonstrations,
The centre is open to the
public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
-daily, with naturalists on hand
to help visitors explore the out-
doors, Summit Creek campers

- and other visitors to the valley

are invited to make full use of
the wildlife. centre and its
facilities,

Baha'is Elect New
Administration Body

Members of nearly 130
Baha'i National Spiritual As-
semblies gathered in Haifa,
Israel April 29-May 2 to elect
the’ fourth Baha'i Universal
House of Justice, the supreme
administrative body in the
Faith, at the fourth Inter-
national Baha'i Convention.

Newly-elected members
are: Ali Nakhjavani from
Kenya; Hushmand Fatheazam
from Persia; lan Semple from
Scotland, David Hoffman from
Britain; Borrah Kavelin, Amoz
Gibson, David Ruhe, Charles
Wolcott and Hugh Chance from
the U.S.

In addition to the election
itself, the convention examined
the progress made in the House
of Justice’s current five-year
plan of expansion and con-
solidation of Baha'i communi-
ties and institutions around the
world, and learned that one-
third of the national com-
munities had already fulfilled
the goals given to them with a
year left to go in the plan.

One of the highlights of the
convention was a full-length
audio-visual presentation on
the state of the plan. It featured

accomplishments to date of the
various national communities,
and during its course, it became
apparent that the Canadian
community had risen to play a
major role in the affairs of the
Baha'i world.

Several Canadians were
key figures in the

1978 Trans Am

Black on black. Many options. Need
we say more.

$7888

1977 Ford Granada

Finished in Forest Green. V-8,
automatic, power brakes and steer:

$5488

1977 Aspen Wagon

{mmaculate in every respect. Wood
sides, roof racks, and more.

5688

1977 Trans-Am_

-| Arctic White, Burgandy interior.

T.A. engine, auto. Very sharp.

6988

1977 Firebird

Popular coupe model. V-8, auto.,
power brakes and steering.

$5488

1977 Camaro LT

Smart tu-tone finish. V-8, auto.,
p.s., p.b., radio, and styled wheels.

6688

1977 Honda

This gas miser is equipped with
4-speed, radio, and more.

$3488

1976 Triumph

TR? model. Bright Kelly Green,
black viny! roof, 4-speed. Great
little sports car.

1977
Estate Wagon

From Buick. Popular 6-passenger
model. Wood sides, roof racks, V-8,
auto., air-conditioning.

1976
Buick LeSabre

Smart custom model.
equipped,
conditioning,
more.

Completely
Including air-
and much, much

1975
Lincoln MK IV_

Can we say more. This top of the
tine car from Lincotn has it alt at half
its new price.

1975. Granada

THe immaculately maintained tu-
dor car brings you the very best.

$2488

itself. Ruhiyyih Khanum, the
wife of the late Guardian of the

Baha'i Faith, conducted the °

election and gave the keynote
address focussing on the station
and purpose of Baha'i local
Spiritual Assemblies.

Of the Canadian delegates,
Jamieson Bond was appointed
head teller for the election, and
Husayn Banani, an architec-
tural engineer, was invited to
survey the work now underway
on the Seat af the Universal
House of Justice, one of the
other major subjects of interest
at the convention.

(When completed, the
structure will include a council
chamber for the House of Jus-
tice, banquet hall, reception
area for pilgrims on the first
Moor, and on the other two
floors, an information proces-
sing department, the secre-
tariat, microfilm and records,
an archives, and meeting room
equipped with audio-visual fa-
cilities.)

The other Canadian dele-
gates from the National Spiri-

tual Assembly of the Baha'i of -

Canada were: Douglas Martin
from Toronto; Hossein Danesh
from Ottawa; Ruth and Glen
Eyford from St. Albert, Alta.;
Elizabeth and Michael Rochest- *
er from Saint John’s, Nfld.; and
Ed Muttart from Olds, Alta.

WALDERNESS

Alphabetically speaking, Us for you. V1s for value
and Wis for Wilderness put them all together and
it's you in a vatue-packed Wildemess

travel trailer for 1978,

"And the is78 ‘Wilderness 1s value designed for your
family from its clean, crisp extenor ines to

1 as spacious galley, range and LP gas/electric
telngerator, moulded tub or shower, quicl ick

dssconnect safety chams and easy-access

110V power cord:

From A to 2. Wilderness has the travel trailer oF
‘Wilderness St wheel trailer to meet att your
vacation pleasure at

TRAVEL TRAILERS -1978!

Ash your dealer for details on the full one-year
Ownercate Warranty al.

NESS BY FLEETWOOD ENTERPAISES. INC —
THE WORLD: '§ LARGEST BUILDER OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

LOTS FOR SALE

Used Ticks

1977
GMC Stepside

Styled wheels, radial tires, V-8,
auto., very low mileage, and loaded
with extras. Must be seen to be
appreciated.

1977 Ford Stepside

This low mileage truck is V-8
powered, and very clean. Price
Includes canopy.

5488

1976 Chev 4x4

Only 15,466 on this beauty. Popular
1/2-ton model. V-8, auto., p.b.,
P.s., Step-bumper. Immaculate one-
owner truck.

1976 Ford 4x4

Smart tu-tone paint. V-8, 4-speed,
with many, many options, Immacu-
late throughout. Don’t miss this
one.

1976 Ford 4x4

V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., dual tanks,
step-bumper, AM Radio, and 8-
track tape.

$5489

1976 Dodge 4x4

Popular club cab model for family
driving convenience. V-8, auto.,
p.s., p.b., with canopy included.

1976 Datsun P.U.

immaculately finished In Arctic
White. Great economy. Great truck
for those odd jobs.

$3288

1975
Ford Super Cab

Popular 3/4-ton model. Very clean,
full power, and only 33,400 miles.
This Is an excellent famlly unit.

1975 Landcruiser

Very sharp station wagon model.
The very best in Imported 4x4
driving. Low mileage, arid many
extras.

1975 Chev P.U.

Popular 1/2-ton model. Very clean
and ready to go.

$2888

11975 Datsun P.U.

Smart import. truck. Great little
helper for those odd jobs. Try our

$9488

1973 Chev Blazer

This 4x4 unit is A-1 mechanically,
V-8, 8 ,. auto., p.s., p.b., radio, and

$9988

F or
lots having:
water, electricity,
telephone hookup, plenty
of trees, in a quiet area.

Located near shopping cen-
tre, school, public beach
and picnic grounds.

Prices range from $8,750 to
$15,000 with a down pay-
ment of $1,000. and $100/
including 12% interest.

Contact your real estate
agent for more Information
‘or write: Christina Lake
Development Ltd., Box
1030, Grand Forks, B.C.; or
phone 447-9405, 447-9727,
442-8294, and in Trail 368- |’
3327; or call In at the Office
Trailer on the subdivision
at Christina Lake.

© Trade and Terms

Always Available ¢

12-MONTH, 12,000-
MILE WARRANTY
AVAILABLE ON
MOST USED UNITS
AT ADDITIONAL COST

WE WILL ACCEPT

ANY DOWN PAYMENT
FROM $10 DOWN
AND UP

YOU TELL US

WHAT PAYMENT
YOU WANT, AND
WE'LL MAKE IT FIT

WE WILL ACCEPT
ANYTHING IN TRADE
ON ANY CAR
OR TRUCK

Castlegar

MDL No. 01457A

365-2155