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831 Motorcycles For Sale

912 Boats For Sale

v LEGALS

CLEAN house to share — also
share heat and_ electricity
$150/mo, Available Nov. 1st. 365-
5732. (3/78)

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

527 Wanted to Rent

1963 ACADIAN Sport Deluxe
convertible, 2-spd., automatic,
runs good — good rubber, needs
some restoring. View at 1558 Pass
Creek Road. Best cash offer over
$2,500. 365-3393, 365-6747.
(3/78)

1940 KNUCKLEHEAD Harley-
Davidson, $7,000 firm. Once in a
lifetime Sag ticcay He = the right
person. 365-4907. (3/7

1 s ans

73 FORD F250, new paint, 4

1990 Z-24, V-6, 5 spd., all options.
365-3542. (7/78)

WANTED to rent — 2-3 room
apartment in Castlegar (for several
months). 364-1568. (7/73)
DESPERATELY needed, living
accommodation in Castlegar for
Selkirk student. Please call Sarah
367-7435. (7/73)

1980 OLDS Cutlass Supreme,
good condition, low mileage. 1972
Chev 1/2 T. truck reasonable. 365-
7557. (3/78)

WINTER beater 74 Pontiac 4 DR,
SW. 399-4491. 1797 Hwy. 3A,
Thrums. (3/79)

‘V AUTOMOTIVE
815 Campers, Trailers/Sale

CONVERTIBLE — 1967 Ford
Fairlane, must sell. Open to offers.
365-2449. (3/79)

4 winters. 693-5543
after 5:30 p.m. (3/78)

1979 FORD Bronco XLT, 4x4,
automatic, 120,000 km., excellent
condition, 365-7109 evenings.

1983 CHEV Sport window van,
new tires, am/fm

19 FT. Eliminator Tunnel with
fresh 454 LS7, all the extras,
$17,000 OBO. Ph. 447-9570.
(tin/S3)

RE: Lots A and B, District Lot
4598, Kootena) District, ate
66). WHERE: loss of
of tate No.

Vv LEGALS
SNOW REMOVAL

Selkirk invites offers for snow
removal for the 1991/92 season at
Castlegar Campus lots and
roadways, as well as at the airport —
College parking lot and taxiway.

Offer forms available from the Pur-

excellent Caan $5,500. 364-
1711. (3/79)

1983 tte 1/2 ton, 4x4 LWB,
canopy, no_ rust, excellent
di $6,500 OBO. 1979

23’ CAMPER, fridge, stove, toilet,
sleeps 8, excellent condition. Ph.
364-1348. (7/79)

1983 — 28' CITATION trailer
“Island Bed.” 1980 — 28° Holidair
trailer “Twin beds.” 1981 — 18°
Terry Taurus trailer. 1978 — 25°
Prowler trailer — made up bed.
1975 — 9'6" Kit Companion
camper. For information please
call Davies R.V. & Storage
Christina Lake, B.C. 447-9337.
Dealer 7351. Accepting offers for
1974 Satelite Park Model trailer
36° with slide out dinette and 1974
Winnebago 26' trailer (water
damaged). Phone Davies R.V. &
Storage, Christina Lake, 447-
9337. Dealer 7351. Highest bid not
necessarily accepted. Closing date
Oct. 15/91. (4/79)
23 irs-D

1979 by Asie PONTIAC Catalina,
p.s. , good winter or family
car. sb. 100" Ph. 365-7514. (7/73)

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. (tfn/73)

1969 SS CAMARO with RS grill,
c/w 4 summer — 2 winter tires,
$4,000 firm. 365-3982. (7/75)

1980 CITATION, good winter car,
runs well, $550 OBO. 1976
MONARCH, good mechanical,
needs muffler $750 OBO. 365-
6576. (3/77)

1988 TURBO Firefly, 5-spd.,
excellent condition. $5,700 OBO.
365-6563. (3/77)

1978 MERCURY Zepphr, 6-cyl.,
1991 government inspected,
excellent shape, asking $1,200.
365-5589. (3/77)

WINTER DEAL — 1977 Grand
Fury, good mechanical, loaded
$600. 365-5523. (3/77)

1980 BUICK Skylark Limited
Edition, white, 4-dr., auto., V-6,
365-3150. (7/77)

1986 DODGE Colt, white sports
stripe, 4-spd., 40,000 km., mint
condition. $5,500. 365-8307.
(3/77)

1974 CHRYSLER, Cordoba $250,
good winter car. 399-4156. (7/79)

825 rs-Sports & Imports

1985 PONY Hyundai, excellent
condition, no rust, $2,900. 365-
5445. (3/77)

1986 TOYOTA Tefcel wagon, 4
new tires, good condition. 365-
2455. (3/79) :

1982 HONDA Accord, new
exhaust, brakes, Pioneer stereo,
low mileage, excellent condition
Ph. 365-0214. (3/79)

1984 HONDA CRX, red/grey, well
kept $6,500 OBO. 365-3499.
(3/79)
Motorcycles For Sale

F.J. 1200 YAMAHA 4000K, perfect
shape, must be seen. Sacrificed
sale to the first $6,995 OBO. 365-
244/364-2588. (tfn/73)

Chev 1/2 ton, 4x4, SWB, pod
condition, $3,250 OBO. 365-
(3/79)

1982 F100 SHORT-BOX, 6 cyl., 3-
spd., PS, PB, $4,500 firm. 365-
6249 after 4 p.m. (3/79)

76 FORD pick-up, runs good,
good tires, $500. Ph. 365-5638.
(3/79)

‘V_ MARINE

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY RUMMAGE SALE
Kinnaird Hall, Friday, October 18th, 3-8 p.m. Saturday, October 19th, 10
a.m.-2 p.m. Pickups 365-8902 Castlegar, 365-6587 Blueberry, 365-6475
Ootischenia and Brilliant. Drop off Kinnaird Hall. October 15-18, o12

noon.

SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
Business meeting October 3. Social meeting October 17. 27

HELP SOMEONE LEARN TO READ
Project Literacy West Kootenay offers training for volunteer tutors. Call the
279

Castlegar Library, 365-7765

SCOUTS OF CANADA
Everyone welcome Wolf Cubs 75th Anniversary Celebration Sat., Oct. 5
Kinsmen Park. Campfire at 7:00 p.m. Mug up to follow, 279

PIONEER CLUB
Pioneer Club every Wed. beginning Oct. 2, 7:00 p.m,-8:30 p.m. for
boysigirls, ages 4-12 yrs., at New Life Assembly. Ph. 965-5557. 2/79

COUNTRY FAIR SUPPER
Christian Women's Club Country Fair Supper, Thurs., Lag! sp Oct. 10,
Fireside. Speaker Betty Stang, Washington. Reservations. Ph. 365-3886.

events of Castlegar

and District non-profit organizations may be

listed here. The first 15 words are $5 and additional words are 30¢ each.

1980 CAMARO — completely re-
done motor, T-roof, safety
inspected $2,700. 428-5225, 428-
2380. (3/77)

1984 DODGE COLT, good

‘305-0038.
$2,450 OBO. 365-0239. (3/78)
1991 PONTIAC Sunbird, 2 dr.,
dark blue, auto, air, stereo, 6,000
km., $13,500. 365-2610. (3/79)
1989 GMC Tracker 4x4, 5 spd.,
$10,000 OBO 365-7378. (3/79)

words (which must be used for headings) count as two words.
There is no extra charge for a second insertion
insertion is half-price and the fourth and fifth con:

while the third consecutive
insertions are

secutive
only half price for the two of them: Minimum charge is $5 (whether ad is
for one, two or three times). Deadlines are 5 p.m. papacy for
Notices

Saturday's paper and 5 p.m.

Monday for
should be brought to the Castlegar News at 197 Columbia Ave.

CC
Bulleti

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MUNITY

Board

chasing Dep: at 365-7292,
local 284.

poserat to ae above mentioned
lands issued in the name of
QUINTO MAIDA has been filed in
this office, Notice is hereby given
that | shall at the expiration of
fourteen (14) days f ot
first publication

Provisional Certif

lieu of the said Duplicat

the meantime valid objection be
made to me in writing. Dated at
the Land Title Office, B.C.
This 12th day of September
1991. lan C.B. Smith, Regist r.

OFFER CLOSES 3:00 P.M.,
OCTOBER 9, 199 1991.

Date of first
September 18, 1991. (1/79)

publication:

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on Monday,
October 7, 1991, at 7:00 p.m., at the Brilliant Community Halll, Brilliant, BC.
to receive representations from all persuns who deem it in their interest to
make representations regarding a PROPOSED AMENDMENT to Zoning
Bylaw No. 310, 1980, defined areas of Electoral Area +.

Bylaw No. 882, 1991

The intent of Bylaw No., 882, 1991 is t0 amend Zoning Bylaw No. 310,
1980, by amending Section 2.5.0 by:

DELETING:

“@) porn a and

© (ff inclu:

AND REPLACING WITH:

"(g) Mini storage facilities:

(h) Contractors’ offices, shops, yards:

() Buildings and structures accessory to the uses permitted in clauses (a) to
(h) inclusive.”

to the uses d in Clauses (a)

and by insegtiig a new Section 2.6.9(1) stating: “All outdoor storage of
equipment and materials shall be screened from view from any adjacent
road right-of-way by a landscape screen a minimum of two (2) metres in
height.”

The above-noted amendment will allow for the development of a mini-
storage facility on Lot 1, Plan 9026, District Lot 4598, Kootenay District, and
will allow the existing use of Lot A, Pian 13593, District Lots 2629 and 4598,
Kootenay District, of a cotractor’s office, shop, and yard to conform to the
requirments of Bylaw 310. The properties are located at 1836 Brilliant Road,
Brilliant, B.C. and owned. by Wm. Berg Construction Ltd. (see location map
below)

Copies of the stortenentoned proposed bylaw bag pe inspected at:

Lire

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
COMMERCIAL ZONE USES
BRILLIANT
Electoral Area *I’

PROPERTIES AFFECTED

tleger, B.
between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dally, ex cept Saturdays,
Sundays, and holidays from September 30, 1991 to October 7, 1991.

DATED at Nelson, 8.C., this 23rd day of September, 199
¥. WENSCHLAG,

=f SERVING THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS SINCE 1 ROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS SINCE 1947

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75¢ @ 2 Sections, A&B

@ Unprovoked attack leaves
10-year-old Jill Semenoff
with cuts, bruises to her
stomach, arms and legs

i
Ed Mills
NEWS REPORTER
The fears of a community were
Wednesday when a 10-

year-old girl was savagely at-
tacked by a vicious in Thrums.

wink sha dees to put up a fence or
pay e's Sig or something,
t do anything,” said

Melody Semenoff.
“My. daughter's 10 years old.

puncture
least eight different areas on her
body.

The worst damage was to her
stomach were it took eight stitch-
es by a doctor at Castlegar Hospi-
tal to close the wound.

Jill needed over 20 stitches in
total to close cuts on her stomach,
arms, legs and buttocks as a result
of’ ss Page: yng attack.

1 was returning home
Pon ‘ iend’s house about 6:30
p.m Wednesday when the dog
broke its chain, ran directly to-
wards her, knocked her down and

running
really pone oe be dest Ri I
don't know why,” said

2SPVSVSSSE

Dog mauls young
girl in Thrums

News photo by Ed Mills

Battle scars: Jill Semenoff, 10, shows the gash in her

which

60SECONDS
le NEWS BRIEF

City negotiating
with fire chief

Castlegar Mayor Audrey Moore
pesplbunshne feet feravbrlaeet ch in-
with fire chief Bob Mann
mn relation to his retirement from em-
ployment with the city.”
Moore reiterated her previous state-
ment that city council passed a reso-
lution to authorize the city to enter into
the negotiations with Mann in relation
to his employment and that council had
not passed a resolution to fire Mann.
“Council deliberated and concluded
that a negotiated settlement with Mr.
Mann was the fair and just way to pro-
ceed and so that is the way we are pro-
ceeding,” Moore said in a news re-
lease.

Local election race
gets curiouser

“t's a bit like
finding out every-
one's favorite ice
cream is vanilla
and telling them
that if they vote for
you, you'll buy
them chocolate.”

News columnist
‘Ron Norman takes
a look at Socred [J
Walter Siemens’
stand on the envi- Ron Norman
ronment andsome —————S
of the problems and challenges the
co candidates face in Rossiand-

rail.

page A6

@ SPORTS

resulted from an attack by a dog in Thrums on Thursday.

earlier that day — she was wear-
ing saved her back and legs from
further injury.

Melody Semenoff, who contact-
ed the Castlegar RCMP after the
incident, said at the very least she

lanoff’s phoned The News Friday
to say that the dog was going to be
destroyed that day at the Castle-
gar veterinarian hospital.

Evelyn Bullanoff said she never
thought the dog, a breed known as

a blue heeler which they have

owned since May, was vicious.
“No, it never did anything like

this before. But after what it did I

guess it is (vicious),” she

said.

Nevertheless, she said she al-
ways takes precautions with her
animals. h

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