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2929 HIGHWAY DR., TRAIL

368-5228

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“Well, now we know what they

meant when they said, ‘You
can't take it with you.’”’

412 Misc for sale

DENNON anmv/m, CD shuttel deck,
4 speakers and amp, $1,000 firm.
Steve 365-2244/364-2588. (tfn/73)

FIREWOOD for sale. Fir, larch,
spruce, birch. We will deliver or
you may pick up. Place your order
now. T.J. Logger 604-362-7795.
(tfn/48)

2 6'x 12° POOL tables, $3,000
each. 365-3237. (tin/66)

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PINEAPPLES wmum......ea. $1.99

365-7041

8am.8p.m. — Robson

CASH for good used tires, BIG O

TIRES, 1507 Columbia Avenue,

Castlegar. (104/101)

WINDOW — Fixed double glazed
63" x 45 1/2". $125 Phone 365-
3305 after 6 p.m, (tfn/79)

415 Misc Wanted

WANTED - Cord of dry birch
wood. 365-6356. (3/89)

WANTED Child's skates, size 11,
12. Ph. 365-3837. (tin/77)

WANTED boat trailer to haul 14°
aluminum boat. Ph. after 8 p.m.
365-3837. (tin/81)

418 Muscial instruments
GUITARS & Strings. 365-2512.
in/85)

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Home of the Maloney ‘Gold Card”

We Offer: 1. Guaranteed Genuine

Parts & Accessories
2. Competitive Door Rates

4. Courtesy Vehicle or
Return Transportation
5. Free Repair Estimates

3. Quality Workmanship

FOR APPOINTMENTS
CALL CARL JOHNSON
COLLECT AT

365-7241

519 Homes for Rent

AVAILABLE Nov. 1, 3 bdrm.
heritage-style home, excellent
condition, no smokers, no
students, no pets, $800/mo.
Contact Peter Blackwell, Ph. 365-
2111. (tin/79)

521 Offices for Rent/Lease
5 OFFICE spaces for rent — heat,
light and air-conditioning included.
Call 365-7702. (tfn/38)

525 Storage

-MINI storage units. 365-6734.
(82.25)

529 - Wanted to Rent

MALE professional seeks room
and board. 365-2131. Mr. Eddy.
y90)

V AUTOMOTIVE
823 Cars Domestic
1978 FORD

$1200. Ph. 365-2365.

1990 SKI DOO Formula Plus LT,
excellent condition — only 275 km.
Ph. 365-7664. (3/89)

851 Trucks and Van

1984 NISSAN Kingcab, 5-spd.,
diese! with canopy. Call after 4
p.m. 365-3909. (3/90)

1982 TOYOTA 4x4 on propane.
Runs excellent $3400. Consider
part trade. Ph. 365-3948. (3/89)

1982 DATSUN 4x4, good
condition, $2900 OBO. 365-3948.
(3/89)

1979 GMC Jimmy 4x4, excellent
mechanical, good body, new
winters, $3700 OBO. 1976 Olds
Cutlas, good running condition,
good winter tires, excellent winter
beater. $700 OBO. 365-7664.
(3/89)

1980 NORDIC 377, 139” track.
(3/89)

with louvers, t-roof, no rust,

winterized, 4 new Goodyear winter

tires, 2 summer tires, good

condition, excellent on gas

mileage. Asking $2,000. 359-7654.
(3/90)

1981. MALIBU Stationwagon,
excellent condition, rebuilt engine,
auto., new tires, $4199 OBO. 365-
2243. (3/89)

1977 CORDOVA, running
condition, $300 0.b.0. 365-8356.
(3/87)

1970 TRANS AM 600 total miles
on complete frame of 455 HO, 5-
speed, 12 bolt, 4-wheel disc
brakes. Too much to list. Must be
seen. No test pilots. $18,500 OBO.

365-2244/364-2588. (tin/73)

Homes for Sale

500 APARTMENTS

825 Cars Sports & import

OLDER home - 4 bedroom, 2
baths, barn, garage on

2 BDRM. suite, Blueberry Creek,

15 acres, Crescent Valley
$129,000 firm. 359-7701. (7/88)

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43 —S—*«<“‘C«é‘C Commercial»

plus utilities, available
immediately. References required.
359-7978, or call Barry Brown
365-2111. (3/89)!

ONE and 2 bdrm. furnished river-
bank apts. starting at $350 per
month. Utilities included. Inquire
Mother Nature's Pantry 365-7750
or 365-6096. (tfn/83)

ONE- and_ three-bedroom
accommodation. Weekly or
monthly at Red Mountain. 362-
9000. (tfn/26)

craven VALLEY MOTOR INN,

AND _ RESTAURANT,
FRUITVALE, B.C., 20 MINUTES
FROM CASTLEGAR. ROOMS
$250/MONTH OR $375/MONTH
INCLUDES BREAKFAST. 367-
7664. (11/82)

1979 HONDA Prelude power
sunroof, 5-spd., runs well,winter
tires, cassette, $600. 365-8383
(790).

1990 MAZDA MX6 SE, 5-spd.,
sunroof, mags, stereo, alarm, bra,
spoiler, undercoated. $13,950. Ph.
365-2790, 365-9231. (7/89)

1984 TOYOTA Tercel wagon,
4W.D. $4000 OBO. Ph. 365-3925.
(3/89)

1981 PRELUDE, red, in top mint
condition, new clutch/brakes, extra
winter tire $4950. Ph. 365-3482.
(3/88)

831 Motorcycles For Sale

YAMAHA 4000K, perfect shape,
must be seen. Sacrificed-sale to

515 Misc for rent

1 bdrm. unit for rent, close to all
amenities. 365-3848 or 365-3110.

ATTENTION
DEVELOPERS, INVESTORS
OR BUILDERS!

For sale: One acre property in
South Castlegar presently zoned M1
Subdividable. Possibility for condo,

517 Mobile Homes/Pads
RV SPOTS in town. Twin Rivers
Motel. 365-6900. (tfn/80

LARGE mobile home pads and
R.V. pads at Ponderosa Mobile
Park. 365-3353. (tfn/81) ”

PRIVATE SALE - Hobby farm

6.59 level acres in prime location

at Slocan Park. Land newly

fenced. Good 30°x30' cedar barn

with cement-floor, hydro, water
. Accomi

Nice large 3 bedroom home with 2
rooms (family room and rec.
room) and sauna in daylight
basement. Attched carport and
$164,000. Please

17. (3/88)

Homes for Sale

OWNER —

sq. ft. home with 2 large bedrooms
and basement all on 1.3 creek
oe! acres drive by Lyf Pass

Creek Rd., Castlegar and Ph, 365-

light industrial or residential.

365-8307

2 BORM. unf;urnished trailer on
private property, bson. Large

478 Lots

FULLY serviced residential

building lot, 75'%246". 1341 Forest
Road. 493-0338. No agents
please. (7/84)

yard, no pets, non-smokers,
i now $ 365-7098.
(tin/89)

519 Homes for Rent
2 BDRM. main floor of house,

60° x 100° LOTS 409, 411 6th Ave.
Sloped lot, potential for cupiex:
plans for 3 bdrm. house includ:
with garage at back $18,000. on,
727-0660. (tir/79)

now, close to downtown.
References required. 365-8285.
(389)

Vv RENTALS
500 APARTMENTS

(inves)

the first $6,995 OBO. 365-
2588. (tin/73)

1982 BRONCO 4x4 Custom,
brand = new pal. body

sou

condition, asking $3700. OBO.
365-3321 or view 1901 Connors
Road, Castlegar. (3/90)

1986 FORD Ranger 4x4, auto.,
Tono cover and canopy, $7800.
365-2364. (3/88)

1987 TOYOTA 4x4, 5-speed,
longbed with canopy and stereo,
$9500 0.b.0. 365-6186 or 365-
6604. (tin/84)

OUR ACTION AD
PHONE NUMBER
IS 365-2212

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Call 365-2055

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3 BDRM. unfurnished house,
it a

TWIN RIVERS MOTEL. Kitchen

units available — weekly rental.

1485 Columbia Avenue. 365- .
)

2 BDRM. apt., partly furnished,
Guiitiee | central. 365-

3393 for viewing app
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5003. (3/89)

sking
$800/month plus utilities. 365-
6347. (7/87)

TWIN RIVERS MOTEL Kitchen
units available — weekly rental.
1485 Columbia Avenue, .

(tin/80)

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fovemuer 1 180, 1991, to: PERSONNEL & EMPLOYEE RELATIONS

———CASTLEGAR CAMPUS
Sox 1200,

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365-7292 #

9, 1991

New seniors’ committee
opens door to local action

Se

Seniors also raised concerns about input

Remember WHEN

fo. Bloomer Creek to the

into issues affecting the community and say
they wish to their l growth

‘y school
on ly be undertak-

en.
a long se-

ealth, and R h
niors Health Network. Under the aegis of the

Castl

It is made up of representatives from the
area and corresponds to the local school dis-

and District Hi

Partnership Board, walk cieiguneen Seuss
Castlegar and District Home Support Ser-

trict and the regional district electoral areas I
and J, which includes Shoreacres, Glade,

tolls However, not all seniors enjoy a
2 Seniors Health Sur- lifestyle such as just described. For
vey. This culminated those who do have health and other

in the Seniors Health
Needs Assessment

problems, changes are underway

Report in early 1991.
The survey was a
success, CO!

confirming
what health care people in the community al-

ready suspected.

Seniors say they have only health-promot-
ing habits — they exercise daily, do not drink
or smoke, eat healthy and nutritional foods in
daily meals, have someone to talk to
and gladly volunteer their time to assist oth-

three

ers.

However, not all seniors enjoy a lifestyle
ose who do have
health and other problems, changes are un-

such as just described. For th:
derw:

lack of ad

ay
Paramount is the issue of health along years of
ppt po wehoreigan nytmernn beenemyans

ous concern.

For those seniors experiencing deteriorat-
ing health, the most frightening aspect facing
Genie moving into a different housing situ-

Te Alihiigh local seniors have enjoyed a good
measure of personal safety and security, a
ok Dene 8 were ee rven

tation, par-
ao. for the — areas, is also a seri-

ites a
dali

tee’s objectives are intentions to act as an ad-
visory to agi or
and political interests on issues of concern to
local seniors. It will also identify seniors’ con-
cerns and needs and research ways and
means of mitigating these concerns, enhanc-
ing existing services and programs, and in-
vestigating and developing new ones.
Elma Maund, a communications consul-
tant, has been hired to coordinate the activi-
ties of the committee. Though new to the
area, she brings to the group a number of
experience in project co-ordination
throughout B C. Since 1985 she has been in-
volved in health and other seniors issues
throughout Australia and South Pacific.

This
ries of letters and agitation
between the village, the

provincial government and

the school board on a danger-
ous health menace.
25 YEARS AGO
From the Nov. 9, 1966
Castlegar News

A token closure of the gap
between teachers demands
and 1967 salary increase of-
fers by the school board of
Castlegar School District No.
9 has been achieved but indi-

logical
15 YEARS AGO
From the Nov. 12, 1976
Castlegar News

A great deal of concern
was voiced from the staff and
members of the board at the
monthly meeting of the
Castlegar and District Hos-
pital Board of Management

regarding occupancy.

At the end of September
hospital occupancy was 482
patient days below budget
with a predicted 1,300 below
for the year. This results in
grave financial problems for
the hospital.

AGO
From the Nov. 9, 1986
Castlegar News
Kootenay West MP Bob
Brisco told a_ British
Columbia Utilities C i

cations are the neg
will go to arbitration.
- The teachers’ salary nego-
tiating committee has
inally increased its de-
mands for 14.6 per cent over-
all scale increases and the
board has likewise upped its
3.6 per cent increase offer.
eee

Selkirk College may lead
the way in a change of em-
phasis from university trans-
fer programs to technical
training, Principal Gordon
Campbell told Rotarians at a
noon luncheon yesterday.

Mr. Campbell said at pre-
sent three-quarters of the
students at Selkirk are on

sion hearing Thursday that
although he has some reser-
vations about the proposed
purchase of West Kootenay
Power and Light Co. by Util-
iCorp United Inc., he believes
“the sale itself can breathe
new life into the community.”
eee

The provincial govern-
ment has taken away part of
Westar Timber’s Southern
Wood Products annual allow-
able timber harvest.

Deputy forest minister
Bob Flitton made the an-
nouncement Thursday to re-
duce Westar’s tree farm li-
cense in the West Kootenay
b it failed to harvest

eee ra iaers chek wae e-
niors’ Resource , which will be pro-

and only a quarter on techno-

the wood at a sufficient rate.

duced in English, R and Por to
be available early i in 1992. Other programs
services are

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turbing
and violation of persons and property.

VV MARINE
912 Boats For Sale

19 FT. Eli Tunnel with

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Canada, this program takes a

look at the World Wars.
6:30 p.m.

‘Tuesday 9 a.m.
Don’t Judge a Book by its

Cover
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library talks about books on

Cable, the new series high-

lights Alberta music talent.

Shoots and hosted by Helen
Wednesday 8:30 separa

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brates the grand op of

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