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CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 5, 1979

CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 5, 1979

A ASTLENIM- NEWS Classifieds 365-2212/

CLASSIFIED
RATES AND
INFORMATION

ed Ads appearing in this

‘unin the Castlegar Nows
only, Deadline for submission is
Wednesday al 10.a.m.

4 Rates

the first 10 words are $1.00,
LEvory additional word is 10c,
Ba ERIE ETE

Payment Policy

Payment must bo mado if od-
vanee, Cosh, cheques, of credit
cards, including Visa (Chargox)
ond Mostor Choro. accopied.
Businass accounts, payment os.
pre-arranged.

Please see Section “B” of
this paper for our major
Classified Action Ads.

MISC. FOR SALE

BY'S BATH drei
how duty atroller, rane ear bed in
exceflent condition. Ph, 390-414!

Ef

FIREPLACE: giess door. Brand

aw, been used. Very

foatonably ‘priced Ph. OE 7100.
GUITAR INSTRUCTION

Cal! Robert, 385-5537 or baiting

DOUBLE 7-FT. axle
Ideal a ore ‘or ho By.

slung. el gprnge, $250, firm

SOMPLETE sot of nga Con
boards, used nd al onths,
My iron han

— FORD, ralrton iin or vars
put Hbarginse ane celuxe

8 condition. Ph.

alde Resort, near Hills, BF C. Some

cerataking dutlos would be re-

led rite to 1617 a0 Ave.,
» Castlegar, B.C. VIN 2F0

FURNISHED 2-bdrm. house. No
pate. fe References required. fn

‘ one an ent dow
rea. Reasonable rent. Im-
imodiste occupaney. Ph. 365-6668
event a 3138

TWO-| SAM, house In South Cas-

, Meger. Avaliable Getober 7. HA
ONE-BDAM. furnished suite “or
el oe

: ‘APPROX. B00 ee ft. commercial

office 9 pace treet level, down-
town A
inedtately.

y, Medlately. Ph ees
MISC. FOR SALE

ILOER atyle oll-fired furnace.
plete. leasonable priced. Ph.
302 or 365-6260. M/3136
IUMPET Getzen plus case for
band ang stugents $180.

. CHEST freezer, 4-yr.-
Aaa condition, $:
. 965-353;

hn. 985-5779,
2136 88

6 In
sonier citizen, Ph. 365-8

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

EXERCISE bike, as new,
18, ifs

tee dpaes to rent: 2 bdrm. apart-

North Castlegar fer a

SWAP SHOP

' 26-IN CABINET color TV

ring containers. Open dally 9

m. to
CBVERT FARMS
Oliver, B.C.

Mitin/38
307 CHEV engine.

DAYER, $100; Old Bapeonage
cabinet,'$30. Ph, 365-6647.

TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A11788
TAKE NOTICE: Pursuant to
section 16 (1) of the Forest
Act, there will be offered for
sole at public auction by the
Forest Ranger at Castlegar,

:30 a.m. on the 27th
oy o September, 1979, 0
Timber Sale Licence No.
A1I788 to authorize the har-
vesting of 2,529 cuble metres
of timber ond located at
Chompion Creek for o term of
one year.

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction in
person may submit a sealed
fender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated as
‘one bid,

The successful tenderer
will not be considered os an
established Licensee for the
purpose of applying for fur-
ther timber within the Salmo
Public Sustained Yield Unit.

Details of the J

6
old, far coment falxer arselt, pon
firm, Ph. 229-541

GARAGE S

SEPTEMBER 6 & to 7
m., 1104 - 4th Ava., RE

Ietime bars aloe! he
gam fob pam Mureyl Hurt
Huryt y ra
SATURDAY, Sept. 8, 10 a.m..,
Takeviow St, No (Shawenuik Sup-

Is, freezer Oxi2 ft,
ment carpet with rubber undertalt,
Aid-O-Ray bug lamp, misrascope,
floor polisher, snowshoes, 5:
casing, books, and m

. PROPERTY

LARGE bullding lot in Tarrys, Ph,
goeasg7e gist

MOBILE HOMES

IDEAL starter home. se been
10x52-ft, Safeway mobile homi
Completely aqulppod N Near! naw
appl lances, $i 2474
ter 5:30 p.m. or weekend
M/3138

Timber Sale Licence moy be
obtained from the Regional
iManoger, 518 Lake Sireet,
Nelson, B.C. VIL 4C6 of the
Forest Ranger ot Box 3250,
Castlegar, 8.C. VIN 3HS.

Travel Trailers

1974 VANGUARD. ‘.
BANG cinalianeg trailer
‘extras, {mmaculate. Ph.

bahcre

\~ 4
SELKIRK WY COLLEGE

Castlegar Campus
requires a

PAYROLL CLERK

DUTIES: To prepare payrolls for all College
faculty and staff for keypunching by com-
puter service; process and distribute com-
puter cheques to appropriate campuses;
maintain comprehensive records pertain-
ing to all aspects of salaries and benefit
plans; establish new procedures and re-
fine existing procedures as required by
changes in various contracts, benefit
plans, government regulations and Col-
lege organizational changes; prepare a
variety of payroll reports including those
required .by external agencies; answer
payroll enquiries; and perform other re-
lated duties as required.

QUALIFICATIONS: Completion of Grade 12
supplemented by courses related to the
work, Considerable related payroll exper-
ience in municipal and private opera-
tions, or an equivalent combination of
training and tel eeetes Exposure and

ized pay-
roll systems. Good vinterparsonal skills
and ability to maintain confidentiality
of payroll information.

APPLICATION CLOSING DATE: Tuesday, Sep-
tember 11, 1979

SALARY: In accordonce with the CUPE col-
lective agreement.

APPLY TO:

Personnel Office
Selkirk College

Box 1200
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN3J1

Travel Trailers’

1978 _27-Fy. PROWLER Travel
Taller ay self-contained. Ph.

HAROTOF tont trailer. Ph. 365-
6226. 4

-_ VEHICLES

4977 MONTE Carlo. Loaded. Ph.
iB M1338
AMPER, “fiupe root

motor in.

Ak. tor Dave. se

seer ere MAVERICK 4-door sed:

oes ine, New paint,

i
36 nai In nig $3200; Eh 05-6981 2 pitens

feet CHEVELLE wag
“ Aes rol 4-speed, Randers, vada
Gauges, Nit wriee and
15-2378.

pone
1973 TOYOTA Calica, Good conde
tlon. 365-5680 days or a
Bsrdatter &
1968 G.M.C, PICKUP truck. Good
385-3773. M/3/38
1974 WILLYS Jeep. Ph. 365-7505.
M/2/38
1969 CHEVELLE att nigh

4-barrell carb. 3 runnin
In Ph. SOSatbes nn MISTS
th

p. wer
1975 GRAND eae Brougham.
bow Spaition. Ir, ful
ed, AM/FI 1are0,

rime. Ph, Ne eae
1974 JEEP Wagoneer. P.s.,
radio, tilt wheel, low range, Poni
track, rebuilt transmission, a
ransler case. $2600 0.B.0,
365-6614. 136

ow tl bee on
ae

1966 JEEP Pickup, ev
gngine::4 fapeed: posl- may treet
» now paint,
low mileage excellent con ton
Ph. 365-66'
Aare SEGA: Estate Wagon. new
nh. 335-5049. M/2/38
0 Dopse s 4x4, wi AM-FM
81,68 ase 36
lal anawa,
needs point. Sheed Ph. ecres 4

7971 VEGA. panel wagon, raat Vanco

sell, getting married. First_rea-
sonable offer take it. Ph. 2087881;

1074 eer CHEROK

ce
Power brakes, V-8, quadra-
tak, low. i ‘lockout, many
ath 345-6352." tin

cal
motor

tfn:
MOTORCYCLES | f
er, Mrs,

2136 built engine, Ph.

1972 YAMAHA 250 Enduro. Re- ae Bree Re-
har

365-7490. 00 M3368
Pca & Motors

1975 CAMPION 21 6”. Cuddy CAMEION: ny ee ecleay
cabin, head,
White with bus ainigeton 0. PM. C,
90, 11 . Ph, 385-3178 di
S052422 38

IMEMADE fibreglass
aullbpat an ee and salls. 1976
9.8 hep, reuey motor... E-2
Loader, Pirallor: $1700. ey es

fe ANTED

LP WANTED

SETA Cottage COLLEGE
Castlegar Campus

TANT
fant, chem-

e680.
DUTIES: To aspist the Chemistry
Inatructionat qeetats int And Ine
structors In the and
flalotensnes of ite chem imistry

aval IEICATIONE! At least two
ep secondary training In
ghomia ry, of equivalent experl-
SALARY: Jae bine the CUPE
selene
APPLY
Snares
alk
mi200
‘CASTLEGAR, B.C.

VIN3J1
36

~ WORK WANTED-

COLUMBA Celt erthi ‘Landscap-
Ing dealgn installations and reno-

‘WILL BABYSIT in my home in

eos North Gaatlegar, Prefer 2 to 8 year
y olda. Ph. 365-80!

LOST & FOUND

SMALL mate black Terrie:

awers to in name of Taolaribow g

Phe ser MI2/38
Saal pes red~

nwel

ward {8 ol
POUNDT Set or aD for Ford
vehicle. Can be clalmed at ate
jar News office. 3/35

Lone Ranger ordered | Funeral service Friday
for Alex Maitland, 73

never to wear mask

A superior court judge
has ordered actor Clayton
Moore to do what no cowboy
villain accomplished in more
than 200 episodes of the Lone
Ranger — to take. off his
mask,

Moore, who played tele-
vision’s masked rider of the
Plalns from 1949 to 1957, had

tears in his eyes when he
heard of the decision by
Judge Vernon Foster. Moore
waited outside the courtrogm
because he also refused to
-take off his white cowboy
hat.

"I have been the Lone
Ranger for 30 years, and I
will not give up the fight,"
said Moore, who left with his
black mask still in place.

Foster granted a prelim-
inary injunction sought by

7 Lone Ranger Television Inc.,

a subsidiary of the Wrather
Corp., which bought all
rights to the Lone Ranger
character for $3 million in
1964,

He ruled Wrather Corp.
has a property right in the
character and upheld Wra-

a ther's claim that Moore had
7ea3, signed away for a handsome

price all rights to portray

himself as the hero of the Old
West, i

The injunction forbids
Moore to wear in public “the
Lone Ranger mask or. any
mask substantially similar in
Appearance.”

Moore's lawyer, Robert,

Michaels, argued the judge
would destroy a treasured
mystique if he forced Moore
to show his face in public,

“The Lone Ranger has
never been unmasked,” said
Michaels, “and I don't think
it’s proper that this court
unmask him.”

Wrather has said the
64-year-old Moore is too old
to represent the masked man
who rode the West ona white
horse and fired trademark
silver bullets,

Boxer said the company

Funeral service is to be
held Friday from the Robson
Community Church for Alex
Maitland, 78, of Robson who
died Tuosday in the Castlo-
gar and District Hospital.

Rov. Ted Bristow will
officiate at the service with
burial to take place in Robson

Cemetery.
Castlegar Funeral Home

in charge of arrangements.

Service held Thursday

for G.(Frenchy)Roberge .

Funeral service is to be
held Thursday morning at 11
from the chapel of the Castle-
gar Funeral Home for George
(Frenchy) Roberge, 61, who

died Aug. 29 in the Vancou-

ver General Hospital.

Born Feb, 20, 1918 in
North Battleford, Sask., Mr.
Roberge came as a boy to
with his: parents.

had no obj to Moore
making appearances without
the mask and reminiscing

about his character. “But the *

Lone Ranger is our charac-
ter,” said Boxer. “Mr. Moore,
no matter what he may feel
in his heart, is not the Lone
Ranger.”

Moore's lawyer said he
will probably appeal the
judge's order.

Nudism becoming big

They later moved to the Lost
Creek area near Salmo.

He resided in the Nel-
son-Thrums area for the past
50 years,

Mr. Roberge is survived
sy five brothers, Arthur,

- Tom and Omer of Edmonton,

John of Vancouver and Val-
more of Grand Forks and two
sisters, Mrs. A. (Cecile) Hal-
laday of Creston and Mrs. D.
(Yvonne) Stewart of Robson,

He was pi d by

his parents, Eugene and Ge-
orgina, and brothers Paul
and Michael.

Envoy Crowther of the
Salvation Army will officiate
at the service with burial to
take place ut Park Memorial
Cemetery in Castlegar.

Castlegar Funeral Home
is in charge of arrangements,

HELP!

Do you drive to or
through

SLOCAN CITY

avery Wednes-

day and/or Thursday?

Help with your gas
for dropping off some
parcels.

Phone 365-7266.
Ask for Linda.

‘

A ouiesments
we

Bae MOl

!

‘don and Darlene ‘ree. ‘Buns
dg Pi Gibso1 en [:) 1G, Nudism has become big
oz. and (8 doing . 9

id grand arontevare deck ind business on France's beach-

Edie Dunn of Castlegar, B.C. es.
No sooner has a holi-
daymaker taken off his or her

business in France

men (but not men) may rent

at rates of $35-60 a night.
The state-owned Sebli

and Sopra development coni-

HOUSE FRAMING — FORM WORK — VANITIES
KITCHEN CABINETS — ARBORITE WQRK
ALL FORMS OF GENERAL CARPENTBY

Milen Industries

Mike Makortoff oc

(Wedding Bells

” Nake Campbell
River their home ©

Strains of the traditional Wedding

March heralded the arrival of brido Rita ,

Lorraine Deverney at 8t, David's Church in
Castlegar for her wedding ‘to Noal: Murray.
Collins,

Rev. C, Howard heard the exchange of
vows between the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mathew Deverney of Castlegar and the son
of Mr, and Mrs, Dwight Collins of Yellow-
knife, N.W.T..,

Mra, Scarif of Castiogar was organist for
* the ceremony.

Given in murrlage by her parents, the
bride was’ charming in an {vory-colored
pleated princess-linc gown, topped by a cape.
collar of Spanish lace, Yellow carnations and

, baby's breath adorned her hair, and: she

. carried .a ‘bouquet of similar | flowers,
entwined with green and gold ribbon,

A gold shell filigree necklace belonging _

to her mother, added a pleasing complement
to the bride's attire.

Matron of honor, Mrs, Debbie Cooper of”

_Nelson,,was dressed in a green and ivory
[gown in princess lines. Her bouquet was
“comprised of yellow daisies and baby’s
breath, and she wore a gold chain bracelet, a
gift of the bride.

Completing the wedding party was best

man Mr. Danny Innes of Kimberley, B.C. and ~

ushers Mr. Norman Deverney of Castlegar
and Mr. Shane Collins of Yellowknife, N.W.T.

‘The home of the bride’s parents.was the -
setting st the wedding reception. | ‘For her.- knife, NW.

chose a

Mrs. D
atreetlength dress ina beige print ‘with long.

sleeves, accented by a corsage of yellow
carnations. Mra, Collins was attired in a
street-length dress of red print, with a yellow
carnation corsage.

“Me. and Mrs, Noo! Murray Collins.

“The head table featured’ the three-tier
wedding cake, made by the bride's: mother
and‘decorated by Mrs. Hoople of Nelson. Its
white tiers were supported by: sherry glasses
and.topped with yellow cartiations.

“Master of ceremonies, “Mr,

Stuart i

Oil Spill at Slocan Lake

Editor, Castlegar News:

The July 19, 1979 issue
of the Castlegar (B.C.) News
contained a report on the
subject spill which oceurred
approximately 7:50 a.m. on|
July 16, 1979.

‘The report appears to be
largely based upon infor-

_ mation supplied by Ron Mag-

nuson, the manager of the
Valhalla Lakeside Resort and
tains several

16, 1 AS ‘1:55 am. &

At 8:80 p.m. a decision

ministry o! y

was made the PCB

ee arrived,

Jim MeDonaugh the PEP co-
ordinator in New Denver and
constructed a handbuilt dyke
in an attempt to contain the
ofl,

» At’8:16.a.m. Jim Me-
Donaugh (PEP) arrived on-
scene: and took charge of

The most ‘serious inaccuracy
is the statement that no one
from the provincial Pollution
Control Branch had yet at-
tended the. scene.

‘To set the, record
straight, it is firat

actions, At* 10:05
a.m. the PCB office in Nelson
was notified of the incident
and. at 10:20. am. PCB,
Victoria was notified. From
10:80 - 11:80 a.m. PCB made

arrangements to have the’

and at- 4
tended to the driver, radioed

if regional
on-scene and Victoria officials
that the situation was well in
hand and the

OFFICE HOURS
lon, - Sat,
By Appointment

Dr. Philip Kanigan
announces
the Opening of his Office for

The General Practice of Dentistry |
at
Suite 6 - 605 Columbia Avenue (Oglow Bldg.)

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

TELEPHONE
965-3970

until 10 p.m. and resumed at
8 a.m. July 17, 1979. A small
crew was. maintained
through the night to remove
oil which‘accumulated behind
a control dam on the tribu-
tary_ creek.

At 11 a.m. the PEP and
PCB, officials from Nelson
returned to the scene, sur-
veyed ' the situation, had dis-

with

to understand that spill res--
ponse in the provincial jirls-.
diction is a shared respon-
sibility bétween’ the, Provin-.
cial Emergency Program and.
the Pollution Control Branch *
(both in the ‘ministry. ue

Di of C1

with ‘first: r

‘read
telegrams from Campbell River and Port
Moody, B.C.

For her honeymoon trip, the bride
donned a green sun dress and a corsage of

low carnations. '

Wedding guests attended from Yellow-
Cardston, Alta., Kindersley,
Sask.; San Francisco, Calif., Wasa Lake,
Gray Creek and Grand For! .C.

. Following: a camping , trip: on the
Kootenay -Lake, Mr.’ and" ins
retusa’ to their home in Campiell River,

New books at local Library

By JUDY WEARMOUTH

Card of Thanks

We wish to express ou
sincere thanks to the many friands
ind relat tives who. their
Indnesa, sym!

eath of our beloved

lines 8 cate
‘4 Fy ioe sis-

cal ambulance serv!
others ae welinaly ¢ otter "helt
jp. Speci

during Vera's play at

cary | jospital. Gor slo you alll
— jBorleenctt and = Voykin

Families. B

| wih to thank Or. Van Vilet)
nurses, and staff of the Castlegar
and Diatrict Hospital Hospital,
= Rodney Marsh.

clothes than a nude real
estate salesman appears of-
fering apartments and hous-

3.

Nudism is growing at
least 20 per cent a year.
Complete nudist towns and

ala toa
fee
t nor villages have been built along

ig the Languedoc Roussillon
Ng. coastline between Marseilles
@ and the Spanish border.
The summer population
at one of the biggest, Helio-

iar polis, on Cap D'Agde, is more
kindness than 25,000,

Cafe terraces are cram-
med with nude bodies; shop-
ping centres bustle with nude
couples pushing their - trol-.
leys.

say LEGALS |

THE THEATRE
Stanley Humphr!
Guests that anyone interested ‘io

lease contact or
jor Mr. Baslet at ase

TO BUY: Tongue & groove wood
flooring 5 cnrararably. ir). APRFOx
200 eq. ft. Ph. 382-8436. M/3/36.

8 giving volunteer cance gs rrennage

t , Nancy Mal Makortott of Site 27,
astiegar, B.

apartments in

Heliopolis cost around

$85,000; two rooms around
000,

Purchasers are asked to

e send their marriage certi-

ficates: the promoter wants

t to keep the place for naked

a e
wa Pa located 3

HELP WANTED F

DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted In
local dental office. Respond in
iting to Box 3007M, Cia

SECURITY OFFICER required to
work In Nelson area. Two or three
Vy ints per week. Training pro-
led, but experience In pelated
Mag necessary. Call for. FRE
nt 359-749:

Ageliatans eT be_recelved by
School, District No. 9, Caatlagar,

the ‘poaltion of BUS DRIVER. ‘The
cor of achoo! bus

peel and PHS maintenance

work jotalling 8 hrs. per day.

Is a ian position 12 fronine

frnge Gonetiea are

je water Ia t
be use re ca les were filed in
Lee fater Recorder at

p to noon September 16, 1979, for R

ep te sentetten. U
Auguat’s oa B ue

; ere Nancy Makortot
nature

with the current
ment between the

al shot
Maintenance Offices.
will be arranged.

Secretary Fronsurer,
School District No. 9,
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Wanted: MATURE SECRETARY
willing to learn. Must be person-
able and al

ilegar owe
Box 3007N, tee ucaal
BEC IP AL STENOURAPHER
fleap ed by 13-doctor clinic. Must
ee aced dicta- ‘tyelat with
mi

i WEATHER

families, though single wo-

CASTLEGAR
POWER SQUADRON

will again be holding

BOATING CLASSES in
TRAIL, and possibly
CASTLEGAR
Segistration night for.all
* boating courses is
TUESDAY, SEPT. 11
Trail Juntor Secondary
School Cafeteria

7:30 p.m.
Castlegar & district
residents may contact:
George Ashton at
365-6984,0r —~
Gerry Archibald at
365-5783
Additional family '
members are included
at a reduced rate. Fee
includes all required

panies have built their own
nudist town, Port Nature.
And so have the naked
English. The Societe La Voie
d'Eay, which has built. the
(rauch more chi “Aph-

365-7485 .

5.S. No. t, SITE 29, C-1, CASTLEGAR, 8.C, VIN 3H?

sey

rodite village” at Leucate, is
backed by British capital.

The management says
rather snootily that Aphro-
dite (220 homes now, 800
soon) attracts nudism’s haute
bourgeoisie — ‘surgeons, law-
yers, even a few ambassa-
dors.

The Aphrodite crowd
runs its own vigilante group
to keep up moral standards:
there is' a $35 fine for

‘undefined "bad behavior.”

Siege

announces

Feeling tired?
fandown?
Take a walk.

and advanced levels.

A ter September 9th.

‘ENGLISH ASA
- SECOND LANGUAGE.

Classes for'adults to begin‘ in'Castlegar, Monday,
Pp 17,1979, in the Portuguese Hall,

There will be classes at beginner, intermediate,

Fo; further information please phone 365-8003 af-

Yes, you too can build one of over

For those who feel like a
touch of movie nostalgia to

. Found off our long hot

summer, two new books
would provide some pleasant
reminiscing and interesting
information about present
day stars.

‘Close ups, intimate por-
trates of movie stars by their
co-stars, directors, screen-
writers and friends’ is organ-
ized in different sections —
the comics, the

buying a used car ‘Consumer.

Reports Guide to Used Cars
from 1972-1977’ gives detail-
ed reports on 191 cars, in-
cluding judgments and predi-
cted repair incidence. It lists
the good bets and recom-
mendations, and warns of 125
used cars to avoid.

A good book for mystery
buffs is ‘Great Cases of Scot-
land Yard,’ a collection of
true stories about some of
the more famour crimes

the sex Symbols, etc. —

y
Yard, written up by such
I-A authors as Win-

giving a ical Feview
of each, say from Buster
Keaton to Woody Allen, or
Rouglas. Falgbanks to Jane.

‘Flesh and Fantasy’ by
Penny Stallings is subtitled
‘the truth behind the fantasy
and the fantasy behind the
truth’ and is more a catalogue
of movie. gossip, serving up
some juicy morsels and giv-
ing us the low-down on some
of Hollywood's 's glossiest peo-.
ple.

‘Everybody's Book of
Self-Defense, a Comprehen-
sive Manual for Beginners,’

by Fred Neff, is a how-to.

book for anyone who wants
to learn the art of self-
defense but doesn't know
where to begin. The author
takes you through the easy
‘stages of physical condition-
ing‘ then basic ‘self-defense
techniques, such as falling,
dodging and blocking, etc.
Then he embarks on
sports, ‘karate, judo, and
jujitau. A chapter on self-
defense for women tells you
how ‘to distract an attack,
how to use everyday items as’
- weapons and how to escape a

ston Graham, Andrew Garve
and Julian Symons. .
Do you ber the

Heloise's family, the lovera
separated to lead monastic
lives.

Written from Heloise’s
point of view, the novel brims
with drama and’ suspense,
bringing alive the cloisters

ponsibility assigned to the’
Provincial Emer S207, Pro-

BC.

oil spill pa package
moved from Trail to the spill
scene,

gemhes equipment was
by ministry’ of

y
highways and arrived on-

' geene at 3° p.m.. and was
‘deployed by representatives :

of. Pacific Petroleums and

‘Shell Oil who are custodians ©
While this

‘of this equi;

has

to PEP since

they have local municipal £0
ordinators in virtnally every
community in, the province
and can have a- representa:
tive on scene very quickly in:
most The Pollu-

equipment was on-route, use
was made of locally available

log booms, straw,’ vacuum

truck, otc. under’ the ‘direc-
tion of PEP. "'--

The eselerny regional
of PCB in Nelson

tion Control Branch (PCB) is
advised of all ‘spill reports
received by PEP on a 24-
hour/day basis and in the
ease of any spill requiring
specialized technical‘ capabil-
ities will assume the lead
agency response role at the
request of. PEP.”

The Pollution Control
Branch administers a section
of the Pollution Control Act
which allows’ the minister of

and streets of di

t to make'a pol-
lution

France. It is, above all, the
story of a woman's single-
minded passion for one man
which lasts past his death
until her own.

Kathleen Winsor, the
author of ‘Forever’ Amber’
has written a new. novel
‘Calais,’ about an actress who
became a star but stayed an
insecure woman always in

- Portland spy case and the
sinister Dr. Neill Cream; or
would you like to know what
really happened to Dr. Crip-
pen’s wife? It's all here in this
satisfyingly fat book.

For our many young”

dinosaur fans, ‘Archosauria,
a New Look at the Old .
Dinosaur’ by John McLough-

- search of herself

da lasting’.
love.

Here's a treat tor science
fiction addicts — the collect-
ed works of Isaac Asimov in

two volumes; ‘The Far Ends *

of Earth and e” and
‘Prisoners of the Stars.’ They
includé several of Asimov's
early fantasies now out of
print in hard cover.

lin, will be an eye-opener. -

The dinosaurs described here
in great detail are not the
coldblooded, overgrown dim-
wit lizards we thought they

were. The author clears away .

the. misconceptions ‘and

- shows ‘from. the latest evi-

dence and theories the ‘new’
dinosaur was one of the most
successful animals in the his-
tory of the planet.

A love atory with a dif-
‘ference is ‘Stealing Heaven’
by. Marion--Meade, a novel
based on the lives of: Heloise
and Abelard, two of the most
famous and ill-starred lovers
in history. After-a secret
liason,
subsequent dreadful revenge
enacted upon Abelard by

marriage and the-

under circumstances in which
a major spill is not receiving
‘an adequate response from
the company or person which
caused the spill or. from any
other pe t

ss ‘This legislation is reser-
ved for major spill incidents
and bestows broad: powers.
upon ministry officials to deal
with. the spill. In all cases

» whether PEP. or, PCB. is.-ful:¢

filling the lead agency rol
the other agency acts in a

support capacity. as.reques:.

tet vith this b:

‘Good O!d Affordable Prices

Open Mon,

- Sat. 9am. to 6 p.m.

Fridays till 9 p.m.:,
‘Closed Sundays

142 Columbia Ave. —
(Across from cantie Theatre)

ad-
justors and affected

, owners.

On Aug. 2,-1979 a final
inspection of the cleanup was
made by: PEP and PCB
officials.

From the above it can pe
seen the PCB staff spent a
significant amount of time
and effort on-scene although
PEP provided the lead agen-
cy responsé role in this spill
incident in accordance with
ministry procedures. It is
suggested that future simi-
liar reporting inaccuracies
could be avoided by contact-

CASTLI EGAR

‘OF FISH

over 60 varieties

i ‘TOMORROW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
10.a.m. to7 p.m. at the Castlegar Hote!

West Coast Seafoods

ing the offices of the agencies
involved.and cross-checking
eye witness soporte petore

and the ‘regional director of
PEP collected a supply. of ,
absorbents and arrived on-
scene at 6:30 p.m. During the
day, PCB in Victoria had pre-
pared the pollution emer-
gency declaration in case it

THE CGHAHKO-MIKA

ee te itnen nee
with

the

“obit Coiffures

* for the month of

SEPTEMBER

Phone 365-6717.

for further information

SHOPPING CENTRE

OPENING SUMMER 1986

MAJOR TENANTS:

Woolco — 72,000 sq. ft.
Overwaitea — 31,000 sq. ft.

Satellite Stores:
68,000 sq. ft.

For leasing information
Please contact:

Morris Kowal! & Associates,
clo L. Park
‘P.O. Box 550,
Nelson, British Columbia
-or-Calt Collect to (604)-352-5422

would like to identify she
ficant cronological events in
this incident: :

The spill occurred. at
spproxiiately 7:60 a.m. July

Royal Canadian Legion No, 170

LADIES’ AUXILIARY

SUNDAY NIGHT
“BINGO

will, be starting

SEPTEMBER 9, 1979
-LEGION HALL

Barly Bird: 6:20 p.m.
” Regular Bingo: 7:00 p.m.

SEE YOU ALL THERE!

materials.
ADD TO YOUR
KNOWLEDGE
IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS

CITY OF CASTLEGAR
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be
= held on Tuesday, September 18, 1979; at 6:30 p.m. &
Bin the Council Chambers of City Hall, 460 Columbia

Avenue, Castlegar, B.C., to receive represen-

tations from all persons who déem it in their in-
miterest to make tepresentations regarding the

351
pply In

mone to Castlegar ‘aentioman’ 's

eague, 411 Oak

Gastlogar, B B.G. VIN 2H, 288
Bearer fen needed for after
school, 3 6. p.m.,_ Monday
iregugh Friday. Ph, 365-3570 alter
5:30p.m_ 8

HELP!

Do you cue to or
through
SALMO
every Wednes-
day and/or Thursday?
Help with your gas
for dropping off some
parcels.
Phone 365-7266.
Ask for Linda.

folt proposed to the City of
Castlegar Zoning Bylaw No. 160, 1977, and amend-
ing Bylaws.

BYLAW No. 249: The intent of Bylaw No. 249 is
to rezone Lot 4, D.L. 4598, Plan 2613,
Kootenay District from “C3" Highway
Commercial to “C2" Comprehensive Com-
mercial to accommodate an existing retail
outlet and bring the zoning in line with the
Community Plan map. This property is lo-
cated. at 1415 Columbia Avenue, N.,
Castlegar, B.C.

Copies of the aforementioned Bylaw, and further
particulars pertaining thereto, may be inspected at
the Clerk's office, 460 Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar, B.C., during the hours of 9:00 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding
holidays.

B. Baldigara,
City Clerk °

eighty National component-built
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1

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Give your National Representative acail today,
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Financing can be arranged for you at: competi-

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mugger’s grip.

If you can crochet well,
or if you've never picked up a
crochet hook before, you can
make yourself custom-
designed pullovers with
‘Modular Crochet’ by Judith
Copeland. With. this revolu-
tionary new method (and no -
complicated instructions to
put you off) all you have to
learn is one basic rectangular
module which you vary in
size, color and type of yarn to
make an infinite variety of |
perfect-fit pullovers.

‘The Best of French
Cooking,’ published by the
Larrouse Company, will §
‘tempt you out of the garden’.
and ‘into the kitchen on the
strength of the mouth-water-
ing color illustrations alone.
Simple recipes from the tra-
ditional French country cook-
ing, as well as the more
elaborate classic dishes, are-
clearly laid out in both metric
and American measures, giv-
ing ‘complete menus’ from
soups and starters to des-
serts.

Inventive ways of using
eggs, cheese, fish and the
numerous vegetables’ and
fruits available at this ume of
year will be especially useful
to those getting slighty» tired
of barbecues, but not wishing.
to spend too long over a hot
stove.

If you're considering

Fall Semester
Calendar

he Poet
‘Company
In Town.

Cable West T.V. Ltd. (formerly Com-

‘

station, Cable West 10. Future new:

munity Video Ltd.) is not only a name
change. The Company
‘owners and is dedicated to: providing
quality cable. television services. Our
mobile production unit is equipped
with television facilities to provide
“ Trail; Rossland, Montrose, Fruitvale,
Castlegar, and Nelson with their own

has new

Please watch for our brochure in the mail.

cable west tu. Ito.

TRAIL: 1146 CEDAR AVE. PHONE 368-5501
CASTLEGAR: PHONE 365-3122
NELSON: 613 WARD ST. PHONE 352-3322

services
promising ‘to ‘lead: Cable Television
into a new era. The use of the
Canadian Satellite, ; fire protection
home
examples of a few of these develop-
ments which will be available in the
years to come,

are .on the_ horizon

intrusion services are