CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 19,1982
eral

1976 BENDIX mobile home, 68

1775 Gowns, skirted and lot on
Green Acres Trail Court. Ph. cr
6285 or 365-6732.

(8285 oF 365-6732, 3/4
12 X 60, 3 BORM, includes, Stove,

ew electri

frid Nf a

aaa atria

Bill’s Mobile. Home) -
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Service Ltd.

Complete Mobile
Home Service
Moving, Skirting, :
Sundecks, ing.
Add-a-rooms, peor ing
* Repaneill ing
“ Re-sealing Roots
Fireplace Installation

Office located at:
Trailer Park Ph. 389-7014

1974'12 « 60 FURNISHED 2 BDRM.
He home. Must maved. .

Must
* $15,000 o.b:0. Ph. 365-3155.11n/95_ AM/
ae

10 X 50 GENI

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furiahed, 2,000 otvor Ph Se.

’ BRAND NEW
+1470.”
Mobile Homes

*26,500

for more Information call

NORTHWEST

MOBILE HOMES ©

\\D.N. 6583 Ph, 365-3551

, viavally

impolres
coquiri ‘end
function, byt

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| BUAUFICATIONS: Secondary
preterabl:

education,
plemented 6 by sare:
education, . training,: ai

fee with: the

er over.” vere

*Elode a

1976 DATSUN box, ¢ a
2 sets tires rai
gout

eT T me; THE GE uur vou SOLD AT
RCH BAZAAR FoR

%60%"

» 1972 335 YAMAHA, good con-
on dition, tom track. Ph. aS,

of ex:
«perience in social service or
the’ visually Im- 9.

lease submit opplicati

sup) meee documentation by

eta
School 0

OCCASIONAL Babysitter
requir :mature
4 ferred aHegt) 2
etn UFire
Lye Oe Ww

Dam areas. Ph. Ron Campbell

PAINTING

URSTES EA anc Van
to SMG TONS ANONYMOUS.
Sais Sed

ly sup: CONTRA!

further | Commercial industrial
Residential

Falcon Painting

jons with Ph, 365-3563

. NELSO! et

fer? Will work by.
}. Free estimates.

Tarry's Woodcraft |

GROOMING,
BOARDING AND
ti ey SUPPLIES | *

HASHEEN
SKENNELS - (ees, )

12952-2164

__ CASNEWS ACTION
ADS WORK

Wood & Vinyl Bye =

Windows : *
Patio Doors, etc. <

Tarrys 399-4357

BLOCK and bocick work: 965-8808:
“FIREPLACES, Bricks, Blocks; «|
Stonework, Chi Ph, 365-

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FRE, FIRERAL_PRERCATIING.
+ For. fu informatt

Person =,

‘Thrums,
Builiant

Province of
British Columbia :

‘Ministry of,
Forests

PROVINCE ‘OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION a HIGHWAYS

HIRED Savant
REGISTRATION

The Ministry et Tear

tation and Hig!

sin

rilllant Ph.
Beillont arecs Ph. Ken Sperling y shovelled? call: cals

CLERK-TYPIST: ae oe od

A Civic, 5 81
galt ery coma, AM/|
and 5 summer radials,
oe witease Spivatters mm. 7/4
yee Wgosres 19,000. km., alr,
‘M cassette, etc. Ph. rar

Car & Truck Rentals
Weekend Special
risen. § a
WE ‘TRY HARDER
365-8461

1974. 360CB HONDA,
ditlon, $700. Ph. 365-7317.

Sitlon, $700. Ph. 365-7317, 3/4 F ts, a1 fies,

TO BUY: Goalie jipment for a
Tyr. old. Ph. sesbts 3

pea “Moe's
STUDENT SERVICES | Séssu7o 0
Under superyision ot the Co-
| your Lae any jime durin;

jiness hours. run
for 2 iesuee ‘Unless noiltled.
otherwise. fin/35

Quolitications: High School
graducation, including com-
mercial or jiness training;
over 6. months’ related ex-
perience, typing 50 wpm.

Salary, Pid per the P.P.W.C,

alte
oe TOU" need your. Took al

SS eee :
found
pe eure ie yeeteel ost

BiG EROTHERS of ‘Gasilepar.
brother, it will lan Yorgver. Men:
Na big) abrather toe fo itherless,

Pretece ot tandesy ot *
‘Bape Commie Fores «—

RENTAL OF
EQUIPMENT

The Ministry of Forests may
wish to rent construction
ei oritl aah

‘equipment
SSumbie dig the
fiscal year: f o Falwing

BLACK Irish Setter/Lob_ cross
Pups 12 weeks old. Ph. 258-2578
TTA Taney Titien, female, 12 weeks
old. Ph. 365-2918 after p.m._2/3

Position to commence as soon
ranged.

Please apply: by’ January:20,
1982 to: pely by isl

1981 Heres a Civics 4 spd, 23,000
km. 3/3

“*WHEELESTATE'’
WHEELESTATE PEOPLE, Hartel”
dit Lid. Mobile Home

H2:, 1981 FORD

1972 “TOYOTA Celica, Also 2
Celica’s for parts. Ph, 365-6431 or
965-8197. 3/s

or _ He pia & (reeds work)

Y
1963 Pontiac f

F2504.x4, 48

eee «geuble. block
Asking $11.50 1.300, one km.

‘365-61:

SAWYER

ran
ced cai mativated Millwright for. hice person. ifthe
hy Se" circular, sawmill. spec

in cedar aiding on Suni

near Vancouver. 8p vise
ictlon: and 6 fo 8 employees.
Beod resurve ond ‘references tot

Cameo industries u

‘Coda iF Division,

Suncoost
Box 407, Sechelt,
Ripe Ph. 112-885-5711 a

112-885-2003.

a Gobd with chides Sean ane
scallzing 2489 anytime, vou Pe

Wa AOA tard a 1 Hlonwagon,
good condition, excellent
- SeBiele, $1,200. Ph. 965-2583. 374 L

PUBLISHER
. The Castlegar News is
blished by Castle News Ltd.
il subscription rate to the
AR NEWS Is

per
year ‘ae. In communities

where the Post Oifice has Let-
ter Carrier ervieale The price
on ‘newsstands Is 35¢ for éach

MUST SELL. 1978 Pontiac Phoen!
immaculate condition, $4,
Ph. 365-5798

edition, Th
newspoper carrier for both
jtions is only S0t o
(collected monthly). Second:
class mall registration number

ther request ting space fhe.
IF requesting 3} es tah
nae

the coneiiog than Teevent
any od-
Sony descrip.
Non, in event
rors occur in a Pablaing
of an advertisement it por-
tlon rot the Odvertising toe
jae fe
jt.

wal be ald tor at the op-
plicable rate. In the event of
an error, advertising goods oF
services ot a wrong price, the

NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT

Full, complete and sole

copyright In icny printed mat-
Castle Ni

and belong to the odvertiser.

it is tint 9.

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Agency Ltd:
269 Columbia
Dial 365-3301
* Providing Complete =
Insurance service <
i! wa have licence
*, Open 6daysa week
to serve you
* Private auto ineurunce

SE SEEN ESET
1962 CHEVROLET Impala, 7 di
H., partiolly restored:

Phe oe
pischiend de eee in/92

1976: CHI ton per 350
cu, inch; 4-spd., $3400. .
x 17/104

"72 CHEVROLET 4-dr.. station

sament | brakes, Ph. SES2850 after Spr.
“tin/93.

1977 GMC _% TON with ca fs
},000, 1970 Meteor luxury. Of-
jars? 365-5417. 7/2

ee ee Ween ‘4-Wheel Drive.

1977 TOrOTA TANONWAGONG
“Excel con.

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1, "S00 a pane es Ba,
ft conditi

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good condition. Call al:
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WANTED

© Full-time -

© Part-time =

Castlegar Turbo

1335 Columbia : Sojl
Ave.

Castlegar -

SNOW CLEANING ond odd fobs,
$6/br, Ph. 365-3802 after 5 p.

K.LS. DRILLING

Jol n Kanigan :
be later Wells; Dementics ‘

ete Pump installations

Foundation

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Mobile H499966 |.

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Satellite receivers.

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a in writing only to Br, Ells
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OUR SA

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1981 GMC % Ton
1981 Firebird.

1981 GMC % Ton
1981 Firebird (1s,.c01.m
1981 Ford F150

BUT N

reds
_ Dump trucks, 4 cubic metres

Crawler tractors, 50.
kilowatts ond over;
Scrapers, 6 .cublc metres

ind over;
Excavator ¢ ind backhoes;
‘ront-end loaders, 1 cubic’|

é smureanderen

Shovels ond Cranes, 20 ton-

Pile dri ieee
6 Sroder, 15 Rowers “and

+ Rock Red dlingequpmint:
Construction equipment,
call:fcund’ hourly rate basis.

For: ..dump Yucke, and
‘| miscelloneous equipment,

This aot o formal tender but

equipm terested
ore Prod to folatt ‘hele'oen yf
ment giving the following in:
formation:

Make, model, ik number,

year, “attachments
rental

machine, business. address

and telephone numbe aaa

terug etre should be

CONSTRUCTION |

the Rossland. Hi
‘Hired equipment List cid d adviser all persons:or J

jhway:
otha | is compiling It's

‘ District, wishing to’ ne thelr rentable Ny
ment such as trucks, backhoes, I

. Rossland, B.C. woo 1Y0;:
Equipment previously ; listed. must: dbs re-
registered during the month of January.
“Full details of f oguipiment including serial num.
bers are requi

for registration.

RE: McKeown
District Highways Manager

Dated at Rossland, B.C; |”
this 4th day of January, 1982,

Rentals will pormally b beonan

and
each f-

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NOBODY

OBODY

FINANCES THE
‘WAY WE DO

Madness. =

January: 13, 14.and 18.

=n 1.90
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: SPINDLES A HANDRAILS v0.2... Less 20%
iy “We havea huge selection of doors ::

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‘THE DOOR SHOP

1 mite east of Grand Forks on Hwy. 3,

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1979 Buick Lesabre
1979 Jeep 4X4

1981 GMC 4X4 |

’80 GMC Heavy Half
"80 Pontiac Phoenix
"80 Chev Blazer 4X4
1980 Buick Regal
1980 Acadian

1980 GHC -%4 Ton...

- 1980 Grand Prix

1980228:Camaro -

100° Financing

22.

No Payments Until March
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Premiums Too. Simply Call:

2155

aba:

16, 1980 Trans Am inies “18. “1979 Buick Skyhawk:
17. 1979 Trans Am 6. 6 19. 1979 Camaro 728

23,
24.
25.
26.

fle.

28.
29.

30.

1979.GMC% Ton . .

1978 Dodge 1-T 4X4

1978 Caballero.

1978 GMC Van

1978 Ford:-Van

£1977 Firdeird s.p2.
1976 GMC-Van-::

1976 Camaro”

1976 Malibu S.W.

MALONEY PONTIAC BUICK GMC ita.

D. L. No. 5058 Gastleaar

365-2155

The Tony of Barry Swrelev wit.
ipexprest their incere thant

te
the ma ny trlende' orn thelr concern
: Barry, was hurt at

rs; nursiny
# neon

Calis and. special thank
aes spacial rankd

The Alph Phi Chopter of Beta T Chapter Beta
Sigmo aS 1 Sorority wishes to @x-
Tad thei theake ond ope
reclation tothe followin
cou astlegar. | bu businesses an:

oe donating gttts of

ail torts ‘to fer Sone Casilegar's

1962 New Year Lip as
te ¢ Baby: iel ue

Mother Nature's Por a eats,

Moroso, Markin & Co.; 5

Classic Febrica, Taks Furnitu

Village, Focal’ Point: Studia.
u lace

dott

1s 1979, ‘ahd

lanvary comes wit iret
‘Almonth that we encll never

jorge? *
Viehe bald our tears when we speck
name

Bul the. ache In our hearts
remains the

cf No one can know the sorrow we
share
y} whan, ihe’ family: meets and

ere

weenie and:

You ieee ‘i
ismeemogre. at \sadly missed

na & ie Peter and ton, Viclet
steve end dren, /4

in ge memory of Nore Drax.
away January

sor
we think Pf her in silence

tn Toving memory of Nora Di
wie ‘pal peal awoy january

~ Canada’: 's lawyers monitored

, ‘By David Binet

TORONTO (CP)'— -Get-.
ting tossed out of a bar {s no
big deal for alot of people,
but for a lawyer it can mean
the end of a career that took
years to establish,

-In.1981, about 40 lawyers

in Canada were disbarred —.
expelled from their provin-
celal law society and forbidden
_ to practise — for any number
of redsons, from abuse of
trust funds to incompetence.

Lawyers who have run
afoul of lesser professional
can be

high’ Ce of financing ‘thet
practices, and the odd lawyer

. will resort to his client’s trust

investments and look for
shady ways to cover their
losses, shade a
“Stanley Sedinaky, ' a law
professor in

"> procedure at Queen's Univer-

ay Be in Kingston, Ont., mys

creased vigilance, on. the

= of law societies may be

part of the explanation for

the increase in disbarments
in Ontario, :

Tha law society hasa team

with suspensions from prac-
tising for as long as: three .
years, or other restrictions of”
their practice.

“piscinll is a. very. im.

ut ai within Inouraching hearts

lomernbered ahd sodiy missed
ro Roce
ariion ad Z

. portant part of what: rer:

celal law societies do,”:
Stove Sherriff, aelor counsel

for ine at the Law *:

Mabey Carl's oon

“THE
“STAR
SYSTEM

Weddings — Parties
Reasonable Rates

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MEMORIALS

Agents For Remco,
Memorials Ltd.

Society. of Upper Canada,

which governs the practice of’

law in Ontario. “We are al-
ways monitoring.”

Last year the society dis-
barred 18 lawyers, an in-
crease from 12 in 1980. -

“The economic conditions +

are certainly a factor in the |

increase,” Sherriff says.
' CAN GET DESPERATE
Some lawyers can get des-
perate for income to meet the
”

Time-share aids ~
world travellers:

Div. of Pacifica

" Adopt hydrant

If you're not ready. for 3
a.m. feedings, and you don't
want a pet, maybe you'd like
to adopt a fire hydrant.

“The man to contact is Fire
Chief Billy Butterfield in
Valparasio, Ind. No previous
expereience is necessary.

Butterfield wants local res-
idents to pick their favorite

hydrant (ittheit-area, shovel .week.or

snow’ from. around it in
wititer and chop down nearby
tall weeks -in the summer.
The idea is to make life easier
for firefighters .who need
easy access to the hydrants
in ah emergency.:

Not to mention making life
a little warmer for our small
yellow friends. “,.

7 MUST BE 19 YEARS OF AGE OR MORE 70 BE ELIGIBLE

NAME

MN (CP) — Bee-
ing the world, escaping the
dread of the Canadian winter
or having your own pied-a-
terre in the ‘country: is’ be-
coniing an increasingly ex-
pensive proposition.

But many Ca are
opting for time-sharing, a
travel concept that is appeal-
ing to leisure lovers around
the world. :

The way it works is simple.
You pay for the right to use a
specific resort property for a

during a‘spec-

sharing unit in Florida for
one of the Riviera, for in-
stance.

Ocean-side units in the

southern United States sell -

at about $20,000 a week, but

time-sharing units in Canada

average from $2,200,. for low
season, to $11,000 for peak
season, says Barbara Spen-
cer of the Resort Timeshar-
ing Council of Canada, which
has 20 member-resorts, (Not
all time-sharing resorts join
ithe council),

ific time perlodeach-year: —
for life.

Purchasers can also diver-
sify their investment and va-
cation tastes by trading their
time-sharing. property for.
another, on a one-shot basis,
through .a central. exchange
agency. You might be able to
trade a week at a time.

still: wary

Spars the titednvéiitional 7
concept on their home turf, ”

says one salesman, but a re-
cent federal government sur-
vey indicates Canadians
spent more than $10. million
on foreign time-share proper-
ties between 1975 and 1980,
Many were in Florida, Col-
orado and Hawaii.

AGE

LCITY
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of audit who trav-
el around the province drop-
ping in ‘on: lawyers . and
peokiog at their financial rec-
If things are seriously

pe chartered accountants
‘are’ brought: in to do a, full
audit, which ‘could lead to
discipline by the law society.
paaieaky says the majority

lawyers become teachers,
but not of law, Oman says.

Sadinsky says many will
turn to related work, often
selling real estate or in-
surance. Law firms are not
permitted to hire sbarred
lawyers to perform any legal
duties.

REPUTATIONS HURT

Lawyers who receive pen-
alties less than disbarment

, can suffer nearly as much as

those’ who receive the full
force. of a law society's push
to keep the profession clean.

“Lawyers who are sus-
pended have their reputa-
tions hurt — colleagues and
clients very often find out
about a suspension, and it
can’t help a practice, Sad-
insky says.

Although Seliberstions on on
penalties are usually cl
to'the public, notices tie the
penalties are published in
bulletins ‘and

stem from professional negli-
gence that is As spotted by law

sent to the news media. .

Minor professional of- ret

fences are often penalized by

restriction of practice —

being allowed to work on

with certain supervision —or
public reprimands,
If a lawyer is given a

lengthy suspension or has:a fj

lawyer in-the practice.
“Our concern is

that clients get good legal

service — and that often

months from the time the law
society receives a complaint
until a decision is made on a
lawyer's professionalism.
Complaints. are - investi-
gated and if they appear to
be legitimate, the lawyer is
notified and comes before a
discipline. committee of

benchers — elected gover-

nors of law societies — to ar-
gue his case.

The committee decides the
issue in the dispute and a
convocation of benchers de-
cides on the penalty to be

Lawyers are also liable for
any criminal charges stem-
ming from acts that lead to

particular types of cases or disbarment.

“from clients or. popes judges.
-> USUALLY ALONE
! Joo. Oman, deputy sec:
retary of the Law Society of
Alberta, says the lawyer who
gets. in ‘trouble’ for. pro-
fessional negligence is “usual-
ly the guy on his own who
doesn't: have" someone ‘to
watch him, so he starts to o get

down from seven: in 1980.

There are about 3,700 prac-
tising lawyers in Alberta
compared to (16,260. in On-'
tario.

Lawyers can aul for re-
admission to law societies,
and it happens

NOTICE
Toe ARENTS

SCHOOL PA AR 9 (CASTLEGAR)

The Board. of School Trustees has ap-
proved the following teacher
| Days” from J y Ist to
June 30th, 1982.

(a) STANLEY HUMPHRIES SECONDARY SCHOOL

(b) aT SEee apt ae
One school day to be determined by the
Individual school for the school’s “self-

berta was recently readmit-
ted after his fourth appli-
cation,
citer. have to show they
on't repeat the offence, that.
rv been rehabilitated,”

deuisnee ante ‘

PP sama ot

Auxiliary
donates
$5,000.
* First meeting of 1982 for

the South Slocan Hospital
Auxiliary was held at the

‘West Kootenay plant number

Sadie Hammond was in the

chair and 16 members were ©

present.

December minutes, were’
read by Estelle Barton and
adopted by Sadie Hammond.

The treasurer's report was
read by Vera Johnson and
the bank account of the aux-
iliary appears in healthy
shape.

Auxiliary donation to the '

Kootenay Lake District Hos-
pital for 1981 was'$4,000, in
addition to $1,000 given ear-
lier in the year to the Dr.
Miller Fund. ~~

The “baby. case” made

more than $250 in December. -

Raffle prizes are being or-

and the draw will be

made Feb. 12 in the hospital,

following the Valentine bake
sale the same day.

A “silent auction” is slated

for February auxiliary meet-

Gold plated pins with the

lettering “We Care" were
displayed to members who
now have to decide if they

. want to purchase one for

themselves,

Mary Axworthy, asked for
help on re-pricing items on
sale in the gift case at the
hospital.

Sadie Hammond read a
very interesting story on

. “warm fuzzies.”

After Nonie Burk installed
the 1982 executive, Linda
Weeger.and Estelle Barton
setved refreshments.

Jerry’s

Plastering & Stucco

", Parents will be notified by
newslette:
2) Monday, June 26, 1982.

DURING THE ABOVE DAYS,
TEACHERS ONLY WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.

All schools will be closed for “Spring Breck”
from April ‘Srd to April 12th, Inclusive.’

Superintendent of Schools

AND KINNARID JUNIOR SECONDARY -
SCHOOL

BRITISH COLUMBIA |
1982 Courts of Revision

Take notice that the first sittings of the Courts of

Revision to hear appeals concerning the 1982

Rolls for all and Rural

. Areas within School District #9, #11, #12 and #13
will beas follows:

‘SCHOOL DISTRICT #9, CASTLEGAR
City of Castlegar
Location: soilless South Fire Hall
2725 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar, B.

Ce
Thursday, February 4th, 1982,
at.10:00 a.m.

Date:

Rural Area Schoo! District #9

Location: Castlégar South Fire Hall
2725 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar, B.C.

~ Date: . Thursday, February 4th, i
ma ae ar y: Pos ay.

‘scHooL pistRicné 11, TRAIL °

} City of Rossland

Location: Eagles Hall (2nd Floor)
1505 Bay Avenue

Trail, B.C.

Thursday, February 4th,

at 10:00 a.m. :

City of Trail

Location: Eagles Hall (2nd Floor)
1505 Bay Avenue
Trail, B.C.

Date:

ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY

Date:

1982,

Thursday, February 4th,
< at 10:00 a.m.

Villages. of Fruitvale, Montrose
and Warfield

Location: Eagles Hall (2nd Floor)
: 1505 Bay Avenue
Trail, B.C.
Thursday, February 4th,
at 10:00.a.m.

Rural Area-of School District #11

_ Date: 1982,

tal
‘cial

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All work professionally done
fully guaranteed.

FOR ESTIMATE CALL
- 365-6393

t ion: Eagles Hall (2nd Floor)
‘ 1505 Bay Avenue
Trail, B.C.
Thursday, ep 4th,
at 10:00 a.m.

Date:

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