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519 Homes for Rent

823 Cars D

851 Trucks and Van

4 BDRM. home, waterfront, 2
acres, 10 min. from Castlegar.
$600 plus utilities. 669-9503.
(793)

TWIN RIVERS MOTEL Kitchen
units available — weekly rental.
1485 Columbia Avenue, 365-6900.
(ttn/80)

1970 TRANS AM 600 total miles
on complete frame of 455 HO, 5-
speed, 12 bolt, 4-wheel disc
brakes. Too much to list. Must be
seen. No test pilots. $18,500 OBO.
365-2244/364-2588. (tin/73

1957 CHEV — no reasonable offer
refused. 365-6603. (3/95)

ROSSLAND, 3 bdrm
couple/tamily preferred. Lease
required. Available Dec. 7 or
sooner. $500/mo. 229-5450 (3/94)
NEWLY renovated, one bdrm
home. Phone for viewing 365-
7553 appointments. Sa08/monin
plus utilities.

1981 MERCURY Lynx
stationwagon, no rust, $1250. 3es-
6668. (3/95)

1976 DODGE Challenger. Sporty
car, good paint, good motor, some
rust. Needs work, $450. 365-5440.
(95)

825 Cars Sports & Import

2 BDRM. home, Columbia Ave.,
South Castlegar, $650 — utilities
not included — unfurnished. 365-
5227. (/95)

1990 MAZDA MXé6 SE, 5-spd.,
sunroof, mags, stereo, alarm, bra,
spoiler, undercoated. $13,950. Ph.
365-2790, 365-9231. (7/89

IMMACULATE 3 bdrm. home for
rent, Woodland Park area. 365-
2788 after 3:30 p.m. (3/95)

521 Offices for Rent/Lease

5 OFFICE spaces for rent — heat,
light and air-conditioning included.
Call 365-7702. (tfn/38)

OR LEASE

OFFICE &
WAREHOUSE SPACE
3 Phase Power, Gas Heat

Suitable for light industrial
or commercial work. Secure
storage area.

Ph. 365-2922
FOR RENT

STORAGE SPACE
Summer Vehicles
RV's, Trailers,
Campers, Boats.

etc.
Ph. 365-2922
523 Shared Accommodation

ROOMMATE wanted to share two
bdrm. mobile jhome in Robson.

1986 VW CABRIOLET convertible,
5-spd., new clutch, spoilers, mags,
Sony stereo: Excellent condition
$8,700. 365-8089. (3/95)

1984 TOYOTA Tercel 4 wheel

drive wagon. Air, stereo, $5400.
367-6176. (3/95)

831 Motorcycles

YAMAHA 4000K, perfect shape,
must be seen. Sacrificed sale to
the first $6,995 OBO. 365-
2244/364-2588. (tin/73

1978 FORD Courier runs good,
needs work, $500. 365-6137. (/95)
1984 TOYOTA 4-Runner, pertect
for winter driving, excellent
condition, safety inspected, price
reduced, 367-9927. (7/95)

1986 FORD Ranger 4x4 , auto.,
canopy, winterized, 365-2364
(3/95)

1979 CHEV 3/4 ton van, partially
camperized, 350 cu., p.s., p.b.,
65,000 mil., excellent condition
$3,000 OBO. 365-5412. (3/93)

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838 Snowmobiles

440 EVEREST Ski-doo and
double trailer. 365-7869. (3/94)

851 Trucks and Van

1987 TOYOTA 4x4, 5-speed,
longbed with canopy and stereo,
$9500 0.b.0. 365-6186 or 365-
6604. (tfn/84)

1970 1/2 TON GMC with canopy,
good running order, $1200 OBO.
365-6986. (tfn/93)

‘84 CARAVAN, 7 passenger,
excellent cond., good gas mileage,
5-spd., Ph. 365-6332. (Afn

1980 GMC Service truck 70,000
original km's. 365-2398. (3/94)
1977 FORD F-250 for parts, 351
automatic, $450 0.b.0. 365-5518.
(3/95)

The News Classified Ads .
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Quiet $250
+ utilities. Call ‘petorsen 6:30 and
7:30 p.m., 365-9000. (3/95)

525 ae _ Storage

MINI storage units. 365-6734
(52/25)

527 Room & Board

Room and/or board for female
student, six miles from airport.
399-4337. (3/95)

ROOM and board available. Close
to downtown ‘in very quiet
residential area. Spacious home,
large bdrm., separate washroom
facilities. 365-6646, ask for Donna.
(795)

529 Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO rent 24-28 ft.
motorhome for month of
December. 365-2398. (3/94)

Vv AUTOMOTIVE
823 Cars Domestic

1980 Firebird, new winter tires,
Pp.s., p.b., sun-roof, low mileage on
re-built, $2,000 OBO. 365-6045.
(3/93)

‘84 DODGE Caravan, 7
passenger, excellent cond., 5-
spd., good gas mileage. Ph. 365-
6332. (Atn)

1979 FORD Fairmont, good
condition, new tires, great winter
car. $950 0.b.0. 365-2210 or
3623. (7/95)

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Province’s Science Council
sets up Great scholarships

How can a company win a Science Council of B.C. Great.
scholarship?

It can't.

But, if it provides facilities and modest support to a quali-
fying student working on a master’s or Ph.D. in science or

ing at a B.C, , the y will be given
full credit when the Science Council publishes the list of Great
scholarship winners.

Among the many co-operating companies shown on the
1991 Great scholarship list are Ebco Industries Ltd. of Rich-
mond, Phero Tech Inc. of Delta, Microtek R and D. Ltd. of Sid-
ney, B.C. Research Corporation, Dairyland Foods, IBM Cana-
da Ltd., and MPR Teltech Ltd. of Burnaby.

Here’s how it works. Most students in postgraduate stud-
ies in science or engineering must carry out a thesis research
project. To qualify for a Science Council Great scholarship,
worth up to $17,000, the student’s project must involve an
off- agency or or i . So
participation is essential.

Everybody wins in the Great program. The students win
because they learn to deal with the kinds of research prob-
lems that arise in “the real world.” This, in turn, increases the
likelihood that they will seek employment in the private sec-
tor once they graduate.

Cc ies win bi

the stud:
bring the latest technical knowledge and skills into the work-
place at very little cost to the company. This can help compa-
nies become more efficient and competitive, while the Sci-

who work with them ,

NDP’s Clark gives facelift to
Compensation Fairness Act

@ New Finance and
Corporate Relations
Minister makes changes
to ensure collective
bargaining respected
Finance and Corporate Re-
lations Minister Glen Clark
last week announced that the

government has amended the
compensation fairness guide-

slines, cancelled the regula-

tions and appointed a new
commissioner.

Under the amended guide-
lines, the new

lenge we face. We trust pub-

the new commissioner to the
Fairness Pro-

ments on the basis of what is
fair and affordable.”

Senior public sector man-
agers’ wages will continue to
be frozen.

“These amendments effec-
tively restore free collective
bargaining in the public sec-
tor,” Clark said. “Public sector
employers can no longer use
Bill 82 as a shield. Both em-
ployers and employees should
expect to be held accountable

for

Neil Haggquist, will
to review compensation
plans, but will not interfere in
the

bargaining process.
It will be up to the two par-
ties involved to negotiate an

“With higher-than-expect-
ed deficits, it is not our intent
to let the public sector wage
bill balloon out of control,”
Clark said.

Ty,

t it is also impor-

affordable
before filing it with the com-
pensation fairness office.

_ As we promised before the
we want to ensure

ence Council pays most of the stud ’ costs. The
ties win because they forge new links with the private sec-
tor.

The Science Council i is 3 especially keen to see more small
and ing firms b din
the 1992 Great program. Its staff will be pl d to explai

ie collective bargaining pro-
cess is honest and fair and re-

tant to once again instill con-
fidence and trust in the public
sector collective bargaining
process in B.C. We may have

uae The new commissioner
will review compensation
plans and consult with nego-
tiating parties where appro-
priate.

The Compensation Fair-
ness Act, which was made ef-
fective Jan. 30, 1991, can be
amended or repealed only
when the legislature is in ses-
sion.

dani

Is your child -

trying to tell
you something?
Writing backwards or mixing up words
like ‘pasghetti’, *hotspitals’, and ‘aminals’
could be clues that your child has a
learning disability. There are many other
signs and symptoms that can indicate

to make some tough d
to meet these challenges. But,
that is the job we were elected
to do.”

An Order-in-Council ap-

the program in detail and to put repr ives in
touch with the appropriate university people.

The deadline for the 1992 Great Scholarships is January
31, 1992.

ged aware of the the | fiscal chal-

pointed Neil Haggquist, a la-
bor relati u as

call twll-free, 1-800-663-7469.

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