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and reports. 365-5342. tin/76

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OLDER Frig and dryer - will run -
need some repairing by good
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to give away, please drop us a
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Pass Creek area., For reward

hone Robert 362-7247 or Box
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50 games. Sales, service, lease.
Phone/write for complete list:
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V6A 3K8, 112-251-2712 /86

ATTENTION: Former Cedar
Manor residents, please contact
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Al Anon. 365-3663. 102/64
MARTIN'S TV REPAIRS: Service
all makes of TVs. ike

5 a
house calls. Reasonable rates.
eciew. Subdivision, 365-5349,

DANCE BANDS ond mobil sco
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someone to talk with. Children,
adolescents, difficulty in school,
personal lite. Families. Qualified
counsellor. B. Ed. MA. Confiden-
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LONELY — LOOKING FOR
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provide you with names and ad-
dresses of potential friends.

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PARTNERS, 717 Denman St.,
Vancouver, B.C. V2G 2L6. 112-
(684-964: 18

the late

3
and friends for all the kindness
and support during the recent
loss our dear and belov

Mother, dmother, and

ice. Also to the Phythian
tenay Temple, No.
ig the iuncheon af-

Thank you so much to the
people who sent ing, cards
and flowers, also the visits and
phone calls: Your kindness and
thoughtfulness will always be
reme se
Mr. & Mrs. Herb Neumann &

tamlly. The Brooks Family.

First Kinnaird Scouts would

like to thank everyone who
el e -
tle drive so successful.

Your donations were greatly
‘appi a

Thank you to all our friends
and supporters for making our
fe] louse a successful and ex-
citing doy.

Emma's Jambrosia /86

The Staff and Workers at the
Clay Castle wish to express a
special thank you to those in-
volved in making our sidewalk
sale a success.

Grant Ackney at Mitchell's
ilding Supplies.

fom and Trudy at Phar-
asave.

Wayne ol Super Valu.

Volunteers: Anna Gattinger,
Brenda Young.

Board jembers: Norma
Collier, Sally Kaight, Thelma
Ehman, Bill Babakaiff, Keith
Merritt.

Thanks also to Mr. and Mrs.
Hemmons for the “goodies” tha!
were enjoyed by all. 186

IN LOVING MEMORY. of our
band, fail

hus! her and gran-
- dlather, ‘Willie Popolt, who

ssed away Nov. 3, 1962.
PetOne year has passed, deor
father,

Since you were called away;

low well do we remember.

That sad and wea 1» You
sultared much, you murmured
not,

We cried and prayed that your
dear life

Would not be taken away.”

Sadly missed by wife Mary,
children and grandchildren. /86
The B.C. Heart Foundation ac-
cepts. with gratitude “In

HOBBIT HILL Children’s Centre
offers Quality Licensed Care for
children 3 to 5 yrs., 7 a.m. to
.m., Monday through Friday.
Pi'sés-7200. 52/49
EMOTIONS Anonymous, Tues-
sm. Cas! ir Volunteer
je, Wed.
|, Thurs.
Nelson, Answering
365-2104.
BIG BROTHERS of Castlegar.

ire a moment with a little bro- | §

ther; it will last forever. Men —

a big brother to a fatherless

. Volunteers are ni Ph.

}-6103, 365-5847, of 365-2936.

52/45

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whic!
helps promote Heart Research.
Cards sent to next-of-kin. Box

023, Castlegar, B.C. 52/80

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1481 Columbia Ave
Castlegar 365-7816

NOTICE
CONCERNING TREE
FARM LICENSE
NUMBER 23

A management and working
plan un ler T.F.L. 23 Is being
lo

KWI makes
_ donations

Kinnaird Women's Insti-

’ Have something to sell?

- Phone 365-2212

RE DISTRICT. OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY

tute made five d at
its last meeting, held Oct. 19
at Rota Villa senior citizen's
centre. .

The donations were made
to UNICEF, Queen Alexan-
dra Hospital, Kootenay So-
clety for the Handicapped
and Clay Castle, Castlegar

70' and District Library and toa

family in Blueberry Creek
whose ‘house was destroyed
by fire.

Plans were also made for
members to visit Raspberry
Lodge ‘on Halloween. ny

Members Mildred Brady
and Phyllis Phipps were each
honored at the meeting with
a gift and a congratulations
cake. Mrs. Brady was hon-
ored on the event of her 88th

jor te
the Chief Forester of the
Province of British Columbia.

The proposed management
and working plan will toke ef-
fect on Jan. 1, 1985, and will
be for a period of five (5)
years,

Written submissions should be
directed to D.A.

Nakusp, 8.C. VoG
before Friday, Nov. 18, 1963,

BCTimber

y and Mrs. Phipps

in honor of her 60th wedding

anniversary, f
The next meeting will con

sist of nomination of of

As well, all convenors’

ports will be due.

Service
held for’
Sears girl)

Lisa Naomie Sears di
in her sleep Oct

Free class
_at Selkirk

Selkirk College and the
People’s’ Law School are
sponsoring a free lecture on
“Preparing a Will” at the col-
lege on Tuesday, Nov. 1.

It will be held from 7 p.m.

17 at Vernon Jubilee Hol-
pital. She was 10 years

She is survived by h
parents Stephen of Glade a
Patty of Maple Ridge; o:
brother, Sheldon also
Maple Ridge, her mater:
great-grandparents, gran‘
parents, aunts and uncles.

Service was held in Vernob c
19. §

Oct. 19. §
In liew of flowérs, dong.
tions can be made to the

to 9 p.m. and

is Cl 's Polson E:

requested prior to Friday,
Uct. 28. To register call
365-7292.

Care Centre, Vernon Jubilee
Hospital south 21st St. Ver-
non.

Bears sighted in

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Castlegar area

By CasNews Staff. .

It is that time of year when
unharvested fruit and de-
composing’ compost heaps
leftover from summer gar-
dens lure feeding black bears
down from the hills for their
pre-hibernation feast.

And local conservation of-
ficers advise that area resi-
dents take a common sense
approach if they see a bear on

. or near their property.
According to

and each time the bear was
shot.

Only grizzly bears are re-
located, Campbell said.

“What we are trying to get
across to people is that they'll
have to deal with these prob-
lems themselves, if a bear
just walks across their prop-
erty, it’s not a serious sit-
uation. They can't expect us
to come and answer the calls
under those conditions,” he

Fish and Wildlife-Branch pol-
icy, nuisance bears will be
shot if they are trapped be-
cause there are too many of
them in the area to warrant
relocation.

“We are running out of
areas to release them,” said
Wayne Campbell, a conser-
vation officer based in Trail.

A conservation officer will
only respond to a bear call if
there is serious property
damage involved or a “life
threatening situation.”

Campbell said the Fish and
Wildlife Branch. has been
cutting back on its response
to nuisance bear calls for the
past three years because of
strained budgets and a reor-
ganization of priorities.

In the past, Trail officers
responded to between 60 and
100 calls a year. This year,
they responded to between
12 and 16 calls in the Castle-
gar, Trail and Salmo area,

Meanwhile, Robson ‘ resi-
dent Sharon Demke is doing
just that.

She has seen a black bear
near her home at the Arrow
Lakes Trailer court, but she
won't call the conservation
office unless it becomes a
nuisance or threatens the
lives of her neighbors or
family.

“As long as he comes at
night there’s no problem,
we've been keeping the dog
on the loose,” Demke said,
adding: “Until he poses a
threat, we'll leave well
enough alone.”

The bear was drawn to the
trailer court because of ap-
ples left unharvested on
trees in the area. Demke said
that last week he came up as
far as her bedroom window.

“We've got one but we
refuse to let them shoot him,
after all, we're in his ter-
ritory,” she said.

NEED AN INCOME?
WANT A CHALLENGE?

The Ministry of Human Resources wishes to con-
tract with an individual couple or family to
previgs emergency and short-term placements
‘or adolescents. The goal of the placements
would be to assess, in conjunction with a sdcial
worker, the adolescent's needs and develop a
plan for further placements.

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Alex 226-7685
Alvin 226-7869

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child care workers and other professionals
Remuneration will include maintenance for each
child and a fee for service dependent upon each
child’s needs ranging from $300 - $1000.
If interested please contact:
; Local District Office

365-3322

NOTICE

OF PUBLIC HEARING

THIS WILL SERVE AS PUBLIC NOTICE that the
Regional District of Central Kootenay proposes
to amend “The Regional District of Central
Kootenay Zoning Bylaw No. 97, 1972" and
amendments thereto; ‘

The intent of the proposed “Regional District
of Central Kk Zoning d Bylaw

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+ No. 487, 1983" is:

To delete the "RURAL RESIDENTIAL - 1_(RR-1)
Zone with a minimum parcel size of one-half
(%) acre for a residential use and the
“RURAL RESIDENTIAL - 2 (ee7} Zone with a
minimum parcel size of one (1) acre for a
residential use.

To rezorie certain properties within Electoral
Area "J" of the Regional District of Central
Kootenay as follows:
(a) DEER PARK AREA

) That part of District Lot 400,

Kootenay District, shown as R and
cross hatched on Schedule ‘a’,
elow, from COMMERCIAL (C)
Zone to a RURAL (R) Zone, with a
minimum parcel size of five (5)
acres for residential use.
That part of District Lots 385 and
400, Kootenay District, shown as R
and not cross hatched on Schedule
‘A’, below, from a RURAL RESIDEN-
TIAL - 1 (RR-1) Zone to a RURAL (R)
Zone, with a minimum parcel size
of five (5) acres for a residential
use,

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(i) That part of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6,
Plan'841 and that part of Lot F. Plan
1409 all of District Lot 5817,
+ Kootenay District, shown as R on
schedule ‘B’, below, from a RURAL
RESIDENTIAL - 2 (RR-2) Zone toa
RURAL (r) Zone, with a minimum
-parcel size of five (5) acres for a

residential use.

NOTICE

Copies of proposed Bylaw No. 487 may be in-
Spected at the offices of: u

The Regional District of Central Kootenay
601 Vernon Street
Nelson, B.C.
and
The City of Castlegar
Municipal Office
460 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar, B.C.
between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. dally, except Satur-
days, Sundays and holidays, from the date of
this notice to the 4th day of November, 1983.

AND TAKE NOTICE that the Regional District
of Central Kootenay will hold a PUBLIC HEARING
thereon at:

PLACE: The Regional District of Central Kootenay

Board Room
2 Vernon Street

TIME:
DATE:

at which time and place all persons who believe
their interest in property is affected by the
proposed amendment bylaw shall be offered an
opportunity to be heard on matters contained
therein.

DATED at Nelson, B.C. This 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1983.
B. Baldigara, Secretary
Regional District of Central Kootenay

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PROPANE CONVERSIONS

Cars, Trucks, Vans and Campers— Fuel Costs!
For example, the sovings:
per litre ol gasoline, 276 4 litre of propane.)

or one year on 6 400 cubic Inch sogine in a mediim
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