CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 12, 1979

CasTLEAGRN-NEWS Classifieds 365-2212

CLASSIFIED
RATES AND
INFORMATION

Classilied Ads appearing in
this section run in_ the
Costlugar News only, Dead-
line for submission is Tuesday
otS p.m,

The lirst 10 words aro $1.00.
Evary additional word is 108,

Payment Policy
Poyimont must bo made in ad-
vance, Cash, cheques, or
credit cards, including Visa
{Chargex) and Master Charge
accepted. Business accounts,
payment as pre-arranged,

Please see Section "B"
of this poper for our
mojor Classified Action
Ads.

~ FOR RENT

1-BDAM. suite and 2-bdrm. auite.
Quiet couple or family. Ph. 385-
8571. 3137

~ Ads for Senio

DINETTE . condition, *
Table and four chalre, $59. Ph.
385-6720, 7

Please See
Section 'B’
of this
paper for
our major
CLASSIFIED
ACTION
ADS

HOMES FOR SALE

BLUEBERRY Creek. Reduced
$4000. Large &bdrm, home. on
ierge tot with orchard, Ph. 365-
15 Mi3137

‘i PROPERTY

FURNISHED 2-bdrm. house. No
ets. Heferences required. Ph.
Sesevart, 37

pansy: To view call 365-5:
m.

SMALL 2-bdrm. house In Robson.
Unturnlahed. Ph. 365-5676. 7
Beers ores Re
te 27 Winall PIE
1-BDRM, furnished aulte for quiet
erean Ge ‘cou les (in Castlegar
Oteatteoee Mi3t37
AVAILABLE October 1. 2-bdrm.
home In 8. Castlegar. Ph, 365-
8468 after 5 p.m.
AVAILABLE October 1, 2- or 3
bedroom condominium on Mea-
dowbrook Drive, Castlegar, B.C.
No pets. Ph. 365-6808 after Sem.

ONE-BDAM, down-

4.7 ACRES In Cotlechenla, Ph.
399-4283 after 5 p.m. MiIgIS7
LIGHT industrial lot on 6th Ave.
S., Castlegar. Ph. 365-8307. 37

MOBILE HOMES

12x80' 3-bdrm. trailer, 9x15’ addl-
tlon, partly furnished. Ph, 365-
8780 of 385-2339. 37
1975 12x68’, 3-bdrm. TUXEDO
Manor, furnished, tike new. Ask-
ing $16,500, What offere? — 1977
14x70" 3-bdrm. Premier with 1%
baths, plus family room, Iike new.

at’ offera? Bath units will be
delivered and set up. Ph. 825-
4616, DL #00441A. Mi2i37
1974 12x68’ TEO’S Moblia Home

a

Cedar Crest Traller Court, Castle-
jar. Ph, 489-3848. Mi37

8x20’ MOBILE home_ addition.

Factory built. Ph. 693-5500, Gen-

lle. Mi3/37

town area. Reasonable rent. im-
madiate occupancy. Ph. 36!
evenings.

TWO-BDRM. house In South Cas-
Hepat. Available October 1. Ph.
365-6635 of 385-5745. 3/36

MISC. FOR SALE

MOTOCROS bicycle, bive, $25.
Men's 10-apeed. CCM, purple,
geeda some work, $35. Ph.

$834 evenings.

3/36

“tina?
|PE BENDER
2-Inch three 2-Inch

all sizes

inches. Excellent condhion. Begu-
tarly $4500. Estate tIquidation
price

4 CONCRETE DRILL
Skil:732 Rotoset Hammer.” In-
cludes all bit sizes for condult.
Excellent’ condition. Regularly
$900. Estate Hauiceon pre
$500. L. Kenny, Box 468, Frult-
vata, B.G. Ph. 367-7109. M/3/37

CORTINA parte: ol} pump,
carburator, rims, tires & rim
mirrors, generator, Ph.

WHEELCHAIR u
months, Removable
$650. $4; 2-357
DOORS: 30""x8" insid
Inside, 32x80"" solid core, 24x80"
prenung. ‘Throo 2x8" half louvered
metal bl-folds. — Meatkeeper for
Kenmore fridge. Rotlesiere rack
for Kenmore stove. Step-on waste-
ket. Ph. 365-6657. Mi3;
FOUR winter tires. Two £7814 and
two studded G78 14 mounted on

Dodge rims. Also will fit Ford or Ey

Toya pickup, $70. Ph. 385-5608.
HONEY for sale, pure and freah,
Barry's Honey Farm, Grand
Forks. 442-2482. 2138
FGUR-plece bedroom sulte,
Queen size bed, no mattress, good
condition, $200. One
bed, really comfortable, $1:
365-6585 after 5 9.m.
26 TS, potty, car
trolter, walker,
ladies’ 10-speed, 14-1 ty
$0 H.P. motor and trailer, 30
calibre M1 Carbine. Ph. 365-3922.
Mi3/37
2-000A wardrobe with mirrors.
Ph, 365-8524 after §:30 p.m.

M/3137 Good 9
a, winter radials an

35mm OLYMPUS RC_ cami
Men's Selko quartz wristwatch,
mint condition. Ph. 268-5568, ext.
43. Mi3137
BABY'S bath dressing table, car
bed, In excellent condition. Ph.
399-4145. 7,

ONE 16-FT. fifth wheel flatdeck
trailer. Tandem wheels, Never
used, $2000. Ph, 365-3724.M/4/37,

30° WHITE Enterprise electric -
n. o06:3190

stove. Light blue.
after 4 p.m.
HOCKEY equipment: Lange
skates, alze 6, like new. Helmet,
loves, bag. $110, Register
14-Arab mare. Weatern and Eng-
lish. $400. Ph. 226-7404. 7,
ONE WOOD burning Franklin
heater. Ph. 365-6044. Mi3I37
#1 - 18 Inch cedar shakes. Ph.
365-6691. Mitini3?
18-inch A.C.A. XL100 solld stais:
ald.
uzyk tide
Financial Corp. Utd. at 352-6626.
ONE, small, portable pat cage.
Men’s CCM bike.
skates, slzea

I
2 paira hocke}
4 dia, new
condition. Ph. 385-7007.

MACRAME
Macrame lessons, Bead lessons,
starting, October 1, Donna's Glit
Shop. Ph, 365-3784. 3137

TRUMPET Getzen plus caso for
band studant, $180. Ph. 985-5779,

EXERCISE bike, as new, 365-
6618.

HELP!

Do you drive to or

through

SALMO

every Wednes-
day and/or Thursday?

Help with your gas

for dropping off some
parcels. ~
Phone 365-7266.

0)
h. pickup. Tilt steering, p.s.
as

9 Power brakes, p Bo

Ask for Linda.
+

Travel Trailer

1976 8-FT. OKANAGAN camper.
Excellent condition, used only 2
rs. Ph, 365-5313, Mi3137
HARDTOP tent traller. Ph. 365-
6226. 4138

VEHICLES

1971 DATSUN olckup. Best offer!
Also, 1972 Datsun car for parts.
Beat offer! Ph. 365-6195.

1973 FORD ton with or with-
out fiberglass deluxe canopy. Au-

tomatic, p.o., .b., radio, low
mileage. ene Sos-2101 or 368-2568
after6 p.m. ._MI2I37

1974 GRAN Torino station wagon, .

excellent condition, What, offeres
Ph. 365-2495. 2137
1972 METEOR Montcalm 351 V-8,
2-door, viny! roof, front disc
brakes. Good condition. Ph. 365-

768. wz
1967 CAMARO 327 2-bbl., auto.,
rebullt, new paint, $2400. Aok for

jusan at 1962. Mi3i37
1976 PINTO station wagon. Four

Cost Sylindars. Ph. 365-3976. 37

1967 DART. Rune but needs motor
Also, four used Ae

work. $200.
7 16.5 winter tires. $150. Ph. 365-
j140. Mi3137

MUST SELLT 1970 BLUE Envo)
pic. Good condition. Ph.
6802. KF

1971 FORD Torino hardtop, p.s.

p.b. new, pant, discs, ahocks, and
muilter. Two 165-13’ studded ra-
ciais on Toyota rims. Ph. a

1376 CHEV Si4-1on 4-wheel drive
dual gas tanka, has 1200x188
tires, white spoke rims, 58,000
mites. $4500 0.8.0, Ph, es-abe6,

1965 MERC pickup, 6-cyl., 4-spd.,
short box, canopy. Ph. 365-3924.
M/2137

1978 TOYOTA Calica G.T. 5-spd.
Excellent condition. 31,000 miles.
8, mounted
id extras. Ph.
385-2155 or 369-7535 after 6 Ba

MI3137,

1974 FORO F-100 pickup. 302
4-speed. Ph. 399-4706. M/3/37
WANTED: Cortina In good condi-
tlon, Ph, 385-7007. MiI3137
4973 TOYOTA Celica, Good condl-
tlon. 5 5689 days or 365-
5572 alter 6. 2136
1074 JEEP CHEROKEE

V-8, quadra-

kK, low ran lockout, many
other extras. Ph. 365-5352. tfn/34

root,

rol, radials, 360
mot nt condition, no
rust. Call 385-6306. tin

Boats & Motors

14° FIBERGLASS boat, 40 H.
and 5 H.P. motors and traller.
385-5683. “MI3:

7 WANTED

ed ‘TO BUY: Modern home out of city

limits with some property. Ph.
359-7014, M/3137

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HARDWARE
MANAGER
and part-time
CARPET
SALESMAN
Apply for either of these
two positions at
WOOLCO DEPT. STORE
Personnel Department
Waneta Plaza
Trail, B.C.-

Wolo

DEPARTMENT STORES |
AO OF F.¥. WOOLWORTH CO, LTD.

HELP WANTED

CITY OF CASTLEGAR.
CEPTIONIGT
of Castlegar Invites

rom Interested per f

‘sonality.
Outiss will include operation
payroll
Rhee gen-

Salary scale is $755.00 to
$867.00 par month, plus generous

fringe benefits.

‘Applications should be ac-
companied by full details of educa-
tlon, training, experience,

Wanted: MATURE SECRETARY
willing to learn. Must Pereon
able and ablo to deal with the
public, Variety of affice duties,
good typi a nue. Apply In
Box 3007N, Castlegar, B.C. 2/
MEDICAL STENOGRAPHER

‘Medical Assool:
jalsot

Qualified HOCKEY REFEREES.
one-man aystem. Fea of $5/
game will be pald. Apply in
writing to Castlegar Gentieman’s
Hockey, League, 411 Cak St.
Castlegar, B.C. VIN 2HB, 2/38
SELKIRK COLLEGE
Castlegar Gampus

feaalens
CHEM LAB ASSISTANT
PERIOD: Pi 8

from Immediately ui
ouTies:
Instructional Asals! j
structors In the operation and
maintenance of the chemistry

abe.
QUALIFICATIONS: At least two ©
fal

years’ post-secondary training In

chemistry, or equivalent experl-

ence,
SAI
collective agreement.
APPLY TO:

Parsonnel Office
Selkirk College

Ox
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN JT

Ky
WORK WANTED.

WILL babyalt anytime. Ph. 365-
2674. EYE}
A YOUNG, married, bright,
amiable women Is looking for
aperenced handiing cash,
stock and maintaining accounts.

am very rellable and can work

To he Chemistry Ro

LARY: In line with the cure

| Card of Thanks |
‘The family of Alexander Malt-
{and wish to extend their heartfelt

thanks to friends and neighbo
for the fons of sym~
jed to us In the [ous of
randtather and great-
lason familise, Don
Phil, and Shannon

By contribu:
ton fl te extended to
us

thanks to Rev. Ci

and Streich, Was

jance service, A.'

Choir, hone!

valley Fu

thoughtfulness of fi
neighbours will always be reamem-

Have you ever wondered
if your husband suffers from
“the seven year itch” even if
you haven't been m
seven years?

According to surveys,
one out of two married men,
has an affair with another
woman at some time during
his marriage. Could your
husband be one of them?

In an effort to help you
find out, this quiz should be

In an effort to help you
find out, this quiz should at
least give you an idea if your
husband still finds you to be

- all the woman he needs, Here

are 40 ways to spot a

i? wayward mate:

ive ou ail my a
ok Molly. Raitand:

Announcements
th wi

Mr. and Mi
to announce tl +}
thelr second gh Kathryn
Gladys to Robert Steven Harker,
.son of Mr. and Mre. A. &. Harkel
af Penticton. Wedding to take
jace Dec. 8, 1978. 37
EVA TISCHER — M.M.L.
Lessons In plano and theory. Ph
365-7131. y 37

SEALED TEND! are Invited
from bonified ger ! contractors
for the “Construction of an Audio-
ual Centre at the Doukhobor
jage,"’ by the Kootenay Douk-
Historicas Society, P.O. Box
1, Castlegar, B.C.

Work conalsts of a complete
new brick-faced buliding, complet-
ing the development of the total

8.

Tender documents

able from Veregin indus! Ltd.

offices, Trail, B.C., phone 363-

October 3,

‘the Doukho-

they will_bs

05 p.m. The

will not

signed B. Veragin,
lgnex Presid

Tend
1070, at 8:

lent
437

WEATHER

Date Max. Min. Pre. 8un

le Si
parttime or fulltime. If there Is Sep
anyone out there who might havea Se

job would they please phone Jud:
g 385-7507. if £ Ea

WILL BABYSIT In my home. in
Blueberry during the day. Ph.
365-3924. : Mi2is?
COLUMBA GARDENS Landscap-

vations. Turt avaliable. Ph. -268-
6983 of 387-7090. 4137
WILL BABYSIT in my home In
North Castlegar, Prefer 2 to 5 year
olds. Ph. 385-8051. £38

Don and Jean Wicket and
family wish to express deep grat
tude to all of our friends and to the
whole community for your acts of

he }. To
the staff of Cooper Agencies for
thelr patience and help, to our
staff at the Castlegar Funeral

Home for extra hours of work, to

The Coo
tal

banat fool and the

ly would tke to
express our most sincere thanks to
all friends, nelghbours and busl-
esa associates for thelr beautiful
flowers, cards and persona! aup-
port to us In this tragic loss of our
loved ones. Words are inadequate
to convey our deepest appreciation
to Jean
family for thelr unstinting love and
support. We would also Ilke to
thank Rev. Ted Gristow for his
visitations and craceling message,
the choral trio of Kathy Moorhead,
Kim Rusnell, and Marlene Rus-
nall, and the organist Mrs. Dawna
Dinning, for thelr part In the
service. Beautiful music can be 80
uplifting. In addition we would tke
to thank Al Shaw for his thoughtful
a fo David ar jariiyn. His
a jembel
the use of the Firealda Room, to all
the frends who helped at this
reception, to those wi e prepared
and served the beautiful dinner, to
lohn Clark of Carberry's, and to
‘te staff of the Castlegar Funeral
ome.

(3 FULL

SUNDAY, Sept.

Sale #2
AUCTION SALE

FRIDAY, SEPT. 14 — 7 P.M.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 15—12NOQON -

Any Seslgn ingtallations.and feno-

Here are some safety
guidelines offered by the
striking and struck tool man-
ufacturers of the Hand Tools
Institute:

Avoid glancing blows.
Strike blows squarely.

Never use a common nail
hammer to strike hardened
‘masonry nails, chisels, or
other hardened metal ob-
jects.

Never use one hammer to
strike another.

Regularly inspect your
hammer before each use.
Closely check the hammer
face, particularly the edge.

Wanted

Clean .
Cotton
Rags

Castlegar News
191 Columbia Ave.

| accu atieeed

DAYS)

16 — 12NOON

us to liq
on the premises.

The sale will include such

ches and
Idi

This will be the pecond ina series of 4 sales to allow
the 1 +

complete household items & furniture, work ben-
tables, ble chi

stock and mer

items as: china cabinets,

e,
pies for D-4 and D-5

ig Supp tools, 2
Cat, building contractor
doors, fencing and fence

steel cable, nuts and bolts, high pressure air and
hydraulic hose, valves, tool boxes, tow and lagging
chains, tire chains all sizes, plumbing supplies,
bathtut cial ice h hi and

supplies, electric wire,
posts, misc..brass bells,

flatdeck and utility trai

Box 579

brass mouldings, wallpaper pastes and paints,
comper supplies, camper fixtures, farm tractors,
fers, trucks, 3-ton shop floor
crane, and thousands of other items.
Sales conducted by
REGIONAL AUCTION SERVICES
Held at Salmo, B.C.

Watch for future sales ads every week in Sept.

Ph. 357-2266

THE QUESTIONS: 1, Does
he shave-and put on fresh
underwear before going for a

jog?

2. Does he now cut his
toenails more than once a
month?

3. Does he smell nicer than.
usual lately?

4. Does he become diet-
conscious?

6, Has he been exercising

* more often?

6. Has he taken more of an
interest -in. men’s fashion
shops?,

7. Has he hintéd at getting
himself a toupee?

8. Hashe suggested that he
might get a facelift?

Bl

9. Has his bill for cologne
and after-shave lotion gone
up? -
10.\Has he--bought you a
sensuous black lace garter
belt?

11. Has he suggested that
you try spicy new ways of
making love? 4

12, Has he insinuated that
you should do something
about your figure?

18, Does he go misty-eyed
when hé looks at the children
lying asleep?

14. Has he taken you to an
intimate little bar where all
the waitresses greeted him
by his first name?

15. Is he spending a great
deal of time helping that
young and sensuous widow
across the street prune her
bushes?

16. Has he been working late

‘the seven year itch’?

even though you know he
hates his boss?

17. Has he been spending a
lot of time out with the boys?
18. Does the line go dead
when you answer the phone?
19. Has he acquired a taste
for bedroom music?

20. Has he asked you fora |

loan from your grocery mon-

ey?
21. Has it been difficult for
him to remember your name.
lately?
22, Has he ever-called you by
another name while in bed?
23, Has he ever borrowed a
dime from you, then beaten a,
hasty retreat out the door?
24. Has he been putting
more gas into the car lately?
25. Have the car's reclining
seats started to show signs of
wear-and-tear?
26. Does he have lipstick on
collar?

VE

27. Does he seem to have an
abnormal number of head-
aches when you want to
make love?
28. Has he ever, after you
caught him in the presence of
‘a woman, said that she is just
an old friend ... despite the
fact she’s young enough to be
his granddaughter?
29. Has he suggested you
both have a talk about where,
your marriage is heading?
30. Has he stopped criticiz-
ing articles in men’s maga-
zines that defend “open mar-
riage"?
81. Has he suggested you get

i?

a boyfried’

83. Has he stopped calling
you “sexy?”

34. Has his underwear been
on back-to-front when he has
undressed at night?

85. Has he been pushing you
to take a night course?

36. Does he come home

‘smelling like he fell into a

rose garden?

37. Has he ever awakened,
and through force of habit,
picked up the telephone and
asked for room service? ©
88. While rummaging thro-
ugh his pockets have you
ever found any motel keys?
39. Has a bill from an exotic
lingerie company ever shown
up in your mail?

40. Have .you ever noticed
that he doesn't wear his

_ wedding ring?

CHECK YOUR SCORE

Tf you answered “Yes” to
10 questions, there just
might be a perfectly innocent
explanation.

If you answered “Yes" to
20 questions, the likelihood of
an innocent explanation is
extremely remote,

Ifyou answered “Yes” to
80 questions, call your moth-
er and pack your bags.
"Ifyou answered “Yes” to
40 questions, start packing
and. get yourself a .good
divorce attorney. Mi

Here's what those ques-
tions can mean:
QUESTIONS 1-9: Work asso-
clates may have teased him
about his physique and cloth-
ing, and he is trying to
change his image.

Help him by not stocking
up on chips and pastries, and
cut down on the big dinners.
If he complains then he is still

all yours.
QUESTIONS 10-13: The ma-
rriage is in your hands. He is
undergoing a personal crisis
and desperately needa, your
help to put some gusto back
into your love life.
Liven'up your approach
tosex by offering him a more
vibrant you, and the odds of
him straying are almost
nonexistent :
QUESTIONS 14-28: Your
husband is already involved
with another woman. How-
ever, on the bright side, it
could be nothing more than a
middle-aged fling he needs to

“reassert his manhood.

Take a good look at -
yourself. Have you been

taking your marriage and
husband for granted? Do you
show him as much attention
as you did when you first
wed? If you're not, he may

feel neglected and need an- -

other woman to help him
through his crisis.

QUESTIONS 29-40: Tough
Juck+-‘Not only is your hus-
Band fooling around, but
there is a good chance that he
has fallen seriously in love
with another woman, or
seriously out of love with
you. ea

. But, remote as it may
appear, there is still a
glimmer of hope in saving
your union, if you are both
mature enough.

Joe Kambick
Green Acres/CGstle Realty
Ltd. Sales Manger, Greg
Nichvalodoff, is}pleased to
announce the appointment

HELP!

Do you drive to or

roug!
SLOCAN CITY
every Wednes-

day and/or Thursday?
Help with your gas

for dropping off some

parcels.

Phone 365-7266.

th

Ask for Linda.

of Joe ‘k to its sales
staff. He now joins our
proven team of profes-
sionals,

Mr. Kambick is a new
licensee in the area and is
prepared to give the citi-
zens of Castlegar the best
service possible, His keen
desire to succeed is an as-
set to our company.

If you require prompt,
professional service, call
365-3336 and ask for Joe.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 12, 1979

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EVERYONE'S INVITED TO THE

iP

@

Of Castlegar’s Newest Steak House...

PIONEER
Ss
STEAK HOUSE

: : Opening for your dining enjoyment, Friday

BHI

OUSE

oil

a (tA

; September 14 at 5 p.m.

Welcome to the Pioneer Steak House .. .
“Your host, Gus. Tztzos, would like to take this opportunity to
invite everyone to the opening of the Pioneer Steak House. Our policy

is to offer a pleasing variety of good food, friendly service and a

warm, friendly atmosphere’in which you can relax and enjoy an evening

with us. When you dine with us it is-our wish your meal and evening

will be an experience you’ will remember.

So, whether you want an intimate table for two or are dining_

with family or friends, we invite you to experience our excellent cuisine.

created especially. for you by our professional and skilled chef,

We'll soon be open for luncheons also. Watch for our announcement.

For Reservations
Phone 365-6028

1432. Columbia Ave., Castlegar

v

Phone 365-6028

5.

5 p.m.- 11 p.m.

p.m. - 2a.ni.

Sundays

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