C2 Castlegar News august 22, 1990

SPECIAL
LIQUIDATION

NOTICE

LOCAL NEWS|

THURSDAY || FRIDAY SATURDAY

Times: 8:30-8 p.m.

Times: 8:30-8 p.m.
Sat. 8:30-6 p.m.

Sat., 8:30-6 p.m.

Castlegar Mazda has engaged L.A. Gall &
Associates, sales specialists to conduct a Special
Inventory Liquidation Sale . . . due to a Special
Arrangement with Mazda Canada Inc. Castlegar
Mazda has been Authorized to conduct this
Special Inventory Liquidation Sale of new Maz-
da Cars and trucks in addition All Used cars and
trucks in stock at the close of business Wednesday,
Aug. 22, 1990 — at 6:00 p.m. sharp will be included
in the Special Inventory Liquidation Sale! Due
to the unusually Low Prices we have been
requested not to advertise prices in the local
newspapers, radio or T.V. as we would surely
Disrupt the retail prices of all other area dealers.
Every windshield will be clearly marked with our
Special Liquidation Sale Price so that you will
immediately see your Savings! Our prices are firm
and those wishing to purchase more than one
vehicle will receive No! Additional Con-
sideration.

No one will be admitted
Before Sales Times

~ No Phone Calls Please!

~~ All Prices will be Clearly
Marked!

HANDY DEVICE

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TRADE-INS: AUTHORIZED APPRAISERS will be on duty to give you
an immediate appraisal on your present vehicle at the HIGHEST
possible allowance.

TERMS: Bank CREDIT COUNSELORS will be one duty throughot the
sale to approve YOUR credit for immediate delivery — down
payments will NOT be required — certified cheques will NOT be
required.

FINAL REMINDERS: Sale prices apply to SALE CARS ONLY our sales

manager will not authorize these special prices on any car not in
stock. Ordered units will not be sold at these prices.

DON’T MISS THIS SALE

If You’ve Been Waiting for that Special Opportunity
to purchase that special car or truck

WAIT NO LONGER...

SPECIAL
VIEWING

For the Public Only,

Wed., Aug. 22

6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

NO DEALERS PLEASE!

Castlegar Mazda

713-17th Street, Castlegar
“The Kootenays’ Largest Import Dealer

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Castlegar aD pace Fire Chiefs Acnecionon: The use ral the tester will reduce ti
weor on motors and pumps of pumper trucks which local fire Sopermmonte be hod to use in the
required annual tests of the hos:

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anager Jim Browne.

LOCAL NEWS

Red Cross increases local role

Beginning in September, the Red
Cross office for the Kootenay region,
based in Castlegar, will be taking a
much greater role in the delivery of
first aid and CPR courses in ihe East
‘and West Kootenay.

“We will be a supply and resource
centre for all CPR instructors and all
Red Cross first aid and Childsafe in-
structors in the region,"” program
coordinator Karine Johnson said in a
news release. ‘‘This means instructors
will order training materials through
Castlegar, have access to teaching
equipment such as training man-
nequins and will be able to receive cer-
tification in CPR, first aid and Child-
safe through courses sponsored by the
Red Cross.’”

These functions have been limited
in the past and administered from the
B.C.-Yukon Division offices in Van-
couver. However, it has now been
decided that all first aid and most
CPR training needs should be
managed. closer to the communities
and the instructors.

There is a network of CPR instruc-
tors in the region who meet regularly
to be sure the program is running
smoothly and meeting national stan-
dards. As for first aid, the Red Cross
offers and dard first

ald and first aid for teachers. A new
program, Childsafe, is also being of-
fered and is geared to new parents,
who learn the basics of first aid for
children as well as preventative safety.

“We're really excited about the
potential for Childsafe,’’ Johnson
said. “Tt has had @ very positive
reception so far and we expect the
demand for courses to increase

rapidly in the fall.”’

A training course to certify instruc-
tors in CPR, first aid and Childsafe
will be held Sept. 21-23 at Selkirk

College in Trail.

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opportunities.
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In 1968, Syringa Provincial Park was set aside for
your learning and recreation experiences. The park has
numerous water and land-based pleasures for you to
enjoy. Why not take in the variety of special Programs
offered to you at the park this week?

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Canoes and More on Aug. 24 is a program for
adults, parents and children alike. Meet at the beach at
7 p.m. where canoe instructor Bert Port will give you
hands-on tips on various styles of canoeing techniques.

. .

Saturday’s programs begin at 7 p.m. with Jerry’s
Rangers Club meeting. Join the fun and earn yet
another sticker and maybe even a pin! And don’t
forget to pick up your souvenir moose hat.

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Saturday at 8 p.m. relax and enjoy an enthralling

Syringa story featured

August 22, 1990, Castlegar News C3

FINAL STOCK
REDUCTION SALE

Entire Stock on Sale
20% -70% OFF

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1369 Cedar Ave., Trail © 368-8261

Thursday evening at 8 p.m. is a slide show talk,
The Syringa Story, which sums up the park’s history,
geology, ecology (including wildlife) and recreation
Park Interpreter

Syringa Park
this week

By Elaine Kruse

challenge!

movie that takes you back to the days of early ex-
ploration and settlement of the Columbia River. David
Thompson is a story filled with adventure and

The Rock-houhd Special on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
features guest speaker Leslie Anderton, a geologist
who will share the ‘breathtaking wonders of the
Kootenay landforms, rocks and minerals.

JOB OPENINGS

Local Socreds plan Fun Day

The directors of the Rossland-Trail
Social Credit Constituency
Association attended a barbecue
recently at the home of Provincial
Secretary Howard Dirks.

In attendance were Claude Rich-
mond, minister of forests, and Bruce
Strachan, minister of advanced
education.

The directors are planning a Fun
Day to be held Sept. 23 for all mem-
bers, their families and friends. This
will be an excellent opportunity for
Social Credit members to meet the
candidates running for the
nomination, a news release said.

The nomination meeting will be
held Oct. 3 at the Cominco Gym.

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The directors have elected a new
president to replace Walt Siemens,
who resigned to seek the nomination
in Rossland-Trail. The new president
is Sid Crockett and replacing him as
vice-president is Maureen Milne.

Yoga
seminars
slated

Yoga master Dr. Sushil from
Katmandu, Nepal is in the Castlegar
area after a tour of India, Tokyo, and
the west coast of the United States.
He has attained the highest degree of
Proficiency in yoga and is a sought af-
ter teacher in many countries, a news
release said.

On Aug. 28 and Aug. 30, Sushil
will teach a yoga therapy seminar
from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on both
evenings at the Kinnaird Hall in
Castlegar.

For those suffers. of asthma, high
blood pressure and sugar diabetes,
this will be a chance to hear about and
try out the yoga method of helping to
alleviate these diseases, the release
said. The methods have been used in
India for hundreds of years and been
Proven safe and effecti

Details of these and other job oppor-
tunities ore available at:

Trail Employment Centre

36 Spokene Street

Phone: 368-5566

Certified dental assistant required in

Castlegar; contact Kathy Ritchie at Dr
Kanigan's office at 365-5220. (168)

Gisaneneel ee onaer cook; contact
Fred at Kozy Kettle, Waneta Plaza bet-
ween 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. (1

Bartender/food servers; experience
preterred, must be at least 19 years old;
contact Susan at 364-2222. (219)

food writ
truck driver; good driving record essen-
tial; contact Lana at 364-2247. (231)

Counterperson for equipment rentals
ond port sales; computer experience

necessary; contact Nick Chernoff at 365-
3315. (235)

Chinese cuisine cook with seven years

peri ‘and board provided
along with wages; must speak English,
and Cantonese is preferred. Contact
Cindy Wong ot 365-7414, Eastgate Gar-
dens. (243)

Delivery in Trail; must have
own cor,wage is $5/hr and pay own ex-
penses. Apply to Panagopoulos Pizza,
1501-2nd Ave., after 2 p.m. (258)

dishwesher is needed in Trail; wage
ia s5/hr varied ahitts, ‘apply by com-
pleting on application at the Terra Nova
Motor Inn. (259)

A night ouditor is required in Trail
The wage is $5.50/hr. This is a per
manent part-time job, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.;
must be mature and physically able to
deal with security. Apply by application
to Dan Kowalenko at the Terra Novo
Motor Inn. (260)

A mnillwright @ is required in
Castlegar, wage approx. $8/hr to start;
prefers, pre-apprentice fod in

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to the release.

Sushil is founder and director of
Patanjali Yoga Centre in Ki

erea.
Henne “at 365-2378 for on. interview.
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eceletent required in

but is originally from near Calcutta,
India. He has been awarded many
degrees relating to yoga, the news
release said.

While in the area he will also
Present the same seminar in the
Slocan Park Hall on Aug. 27 and
Aug. 29 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Limited

locoted halfwoy
between
Troil & Costlegar

Open 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m
Tuesday through Saturday

Trail; must have tel @ and in-
terpersonal skills; must be able to type.
Apply by forwarding resume to: Trail
Chamber of Commerce, 843 Rossland
Ave., Trail. (262)

A front-desk clerk is needed in
Rossland for a permanent/full-time
osition: must have good interpersonal

skills: apply by resume or application to
the,t ront desk of the Uplander Hotel

A. room teuner te required for part-
time work at the Uplander Hotel in
Rossland: opply at the front desk by
resume or application: wage is $5/hr

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call!

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A housekeeper it required in Trail to
work part-time every other week t
all types of cleaning, in private
residence; call Linda Stach at 364-2505 or
364-1636. (267)

Walter/waltresses are needed in
Rossland. Must be mature, approx. 20 to
30 hrs/week at $5/hr; to apply phone
Bill or Dave at 362-7373 for an interview
at Rockinghams. (268)

Salesperson| required for part-time
work; must have good interpersonal
skills and fashion skills; wage is
$5.25/hr; apply by resume to Reitmans,
Waneta Plaza.

Childminder roquived | in Trail mor:
nings and evenings while parents attend
aerobics cla .50/hr; ap-
ply to Jackie Boisvert at 364.0921. (270)

A general office coordinator is neded
in Trail; the salary is $1,300/month
must have computer knowledge, drivers
license, apply to Ron Ginter at 364-2998
(275)

A host/hostess is required in Trail
This is @ 30/hr week job, afternoon shift
prefer experience. Contact Mary at the
Colander in person. (276)

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