a ___Castlégar News

So

September 4, 1985

Finding a cure a ——

MONTREAL

By RICHARD ABBOTT

Dr.. Norbert Gilmore, an

- immunologist at the Royal Victoria Hospital, says the media
has a responsibility to provide a perspective to the public on

(CP)

United States.

the risks and dangers of AIDS, but he doesn't know whether’

the role is being played because he’s too bisy to check.
Gilmore, considered’ a leading expert in Canada on

acquired immune deficiency syndrome, says one of his

concernd is a perception that AIDS has spread. to the,

“That't not true,”

says Gilmore.

“We don't have many of those effectively available to us

now.

Ancient

Dr. Gordon Jessamine, secretary of the advisory council
on AIDS, says he's working almost full time on the disease,

Indian

he says, adding the itisks for
heterosexuals are very small.

However, he cautions that the disease is “an infection

. like other infections. It will continue to spread until some

way is found to prevent it or make people not susceptible to

it through vaccines or to stop it in the body once it occurs,”

‘yone is at risk.

for three years.”

Implicit in the figures are two hard facts. First: there is
no cure. Second: death is almost inevitable:

And therein lies the challenge: To find a ture before the
disease spreads beyond the limited few.

Dr. George White of the Health Protection Branch of

compiling the statistics and keeping track of thé trends.
One: of the trends is the numberof cases in Canada
doubles every niné months and every_10_months_in_the

TRACKS THE RATE’

“This may seem alarming,” he says. “On the other hand,
AIDS at the moment is giving us an incidence rate of less
than one case per 100,000.

“So that, as for getting into a widespread nationwide
infectious disease problem, we haven't got to that point yet,”

“We seem to find that about 50 per cent of the patients
who have had it have died,” says Jessamine.

“We know that approximately 40 per cent die within 12
months of being diagnosed, 80 per cent within 24 months,
and well over 90 per cent — closer to 100 — do not survive

Health and Welfare in,Ottawa says there are at least.seven
drugs that been declared in the test tube, among them
HPA-23 and ’Sutamin. 3

While patients with AIDS have beeir treated in other

drugs are not yet approved for use in Canada.

White makes a point that needs reinforcing: HPA-23
and Suramin may, kill the virus that causes AIDS, but that
‘does not mean the immune system of the patient has
returned to normal.

White’s remarks are echoed by Gilmore and Dr.
Normand Lapointe, chief immunologist at Ste-Justine
Hospital in Montreal. : =)

All of the known drugs, Lapointe says, seem to be fairly
toxic. Even if a drug killed the virus or stopped it
replication, there: is still the separate problem of
reconstituting the impaired immune system.

Gilmore at Royal Victoria, Lapointe at Ste-Justine and
doctors at the Armand Frappier Institute, Montreal
Children’s Hospital and the Montreal General Hospital have
formed a liaison group on AIDS.

countries with these drugs, some have died anyway. The °

ople’s Insulation Services
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At 33's % Off Customer Price up to $500.

Available on homes built before Sept. 1, 1977.

also insulate commercial buildings
and new homes

FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL
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Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun.

sport”

KINGSTON, ONT. (CP) —
What looks like a pool cue,
goes 240 kilometres an hour,
is greasy but frozen and gets
better with

Nope, it’t not Canada's an-
swer to Star Wars weapons;
in fact, it could be our next
contribution to the Winter
Olympics — snow snakes. .

Thomas Maracle, who lives
on the nearby Tyendinaga
Indian - reserve, is—a_ snow.
_snake sage. Not only-is-he-a
promoter of the ancient In-
dian sport, but he is among.
the youngest person who
makes snakes, the intricately
crafted wooden poles that are
thrown for distance across

the snow.

Promoters want the sport
introduced to the Winter
Olympics to be held in Cal-

gary in 1988.

“Snow snakes are actually
~~ used to end wars,”

acle.

time.

“These were a gift from
the Creator to our people to
compete by sport rather than

war.”

age?

says Mar-
“Our people warred
against each other for a long

September 5, 6, 7

16’ in Stock, other sizes AN
Now at introductory prices!

Henne's Marina

On the Arrow Lakes, 2's miles from Castlegar.

365-3219

a Western Canadian Company

ONE WILL BE CHOSEN MISS GOLDEN CITY DAYS.’ From left,
m1

Colette Chapdelaine (Miss Golden City Tra:
(Miss_Rossland_Lions),-Lisa- Edgell (Miss
Suzanne Fox (Miss Uplonder), Anno Marie
Deborah Rebecka iodg

THURSDAY

SEPTEMBER 5

QUEEN'S PAGEANT

FRIDAY

FIREWORKS
at Jubilee Park .

SEPTEMBER 6
MAUSEU/A & MINE Tours
(Lost mine foot, at 4. m.)
SOCCER TOURNAMENT
Jubilee & Haley Parks

Before the

log is dragged through the
snow to leave a trough. The
snakes are thrown down the
trough, reaching speeds up to
240 kilometres an hour and
travelling up to 2% kilom-

m

etres.

“Aerodynamics are invol-
says Maracle, explain-
ing that the snakes float on a

ved,”

cushion of air.

He makes about six snow
snakes each winter and i
takes each a couple of years
to season properly.

“The older they are, the
better they are.

Snow snakes are soaked in
a solution of animal and other
fats for a few months and
then dried. They soak up the

- oils and before a competition
they are heated on a wood
stove and polished with the

+, oils that seep out. Then they

are fro;

the-snake.”

Although at one time In-
dians competed
North America, the sport
waned between the First and
Second World Wars.

“It was almost wiped out,”
“Now

coming back and we hope to

get it into the Winter Olym-
pics sometime in the future.
“We are showing demon-
strations across the country
and trying to get Canada to

- become involved in it as a

said Maracle.

country.”

‘ozen.
USES TECHNIQUES

“In throwing, it is not so
much how strong a competi-
tor is.. Emphasis is on co-
offlination and preparation of

across

it is

A player does not handle
the snow snake with bare

Colimbia Avenue

IGO
Eagles Holl Seeiiaws eseseesdslnuhs 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.

‘STREET DANCE
Washington Street. Live music
GEMS OF THE STAGE ‘85

McLean School Annex (Drill Hall)
Admission $4.00
ROSSLAND FIREMAN’S BALL
Rossland Secondary School.
Music by Syndance. Advance tickets ot Fire
H

p.m.-1:00 a.m.

SATURDAY

~ SEPTEMBER 7

PANCAKE & SAUSAGE BREAKFAST
Senior Citizens’ Hall 7:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m
MUSEUM & MINE TOURS
(Last tour at 4:00 p.m.) 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
GOLDEN CITY SOCCER TOURNAMENT
Jubilee & Haley Parks ...
PLAY FOR FUN SOFTBALL
Cook Ave. & Centennial Parks 9:00 a.m
2ND ANNUAL GOLDEN CITY DAYS OPEN FUN
MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Tennis courts 10:00 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH WOMEN PIE SALE
Columbia Ave 10:00 a.m.
GOLDEN CITY DAYS PARADE

Lottery Fund 11:00 a.m:

FALL FAIR

Rossland Arena

WARRIORS’ LOUNGE
Rossland Arena

11:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.

11:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.

cae neta 9a.m.-5 p.m.

yee Sp.m-12:30 a.m.

a Sele eaten bnacts 8:00 p.m.
Dress 1900 (optional).

nora Crogg
Rossland Eagles),
je Knudsgaard (Miss
je), Tera Turner (Miss Rossland Rotary).

ROSSLAND ART CLUB ART SHOW
Rossland Arena 11:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
LEGION LADIES’ AUX. BEEF ON A BUN

Lower Legion Hall . - 12:00 noon
GOLDEN NUGGET SALOON—Co-op building
No advance tickets
necessary ............ :
BAVARIAN GARDENS
Columbia Ave. 12:00 noon-12:30 a.m
FIRST ANNUAL GOLDEN CITY DAYS

CAR SHOW

12:00 noon-5:30 p.m

Uplander
(Parking lot . 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m
‘KIDS’ KARNIVAL
Washington Street
BINGO

Eagles’ Hall... 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m
GOLDEN CiTy CLOWNS EOTTON CANDY
Washington Street 10 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
OUTHOUSE CHALLENGE AACE
Second Ave. & Queen St
KIDDIES’ SANDBOX

12:30 p.m.

1:00 p.m.

Washington Street 130 p.m
LUMBERJACK COMPETITION
Kokanee Derby Club

*Washington Street .
CHAINSAW CARVING
Washington Street
CAST-IN-THE-BUCKET
Washington Street
CHILDRENS’ PET SHOW

2:30 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

wg 2:30 pm

Grade 7 & under. North end of
Jubilee Park ....

GOLDEN NUGGET SALOON
Co-op building: Advance
tickets only .

GEMS OF THE STAGE ‘85
McLean School Annex (Drill Hall)
Presented by the R.L.O.P. and sponsored
in part by Cominco Ltd. Admission
$4.00

7:30 p.m:-12:30 a.m.

8:00 p.m.
CABARET
Heritage Society. Miners’ Union Hal!

TEEN DANCE — LIVE MUSIC.
Rossland Sec. School ..... 9:00 p.m.midnight

SUNDAY

SEPTEMBER 8

ODDFELLOWS PANCAKE BREAKFAST
IQOF Hall 7:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

8:00 p.m.

"S FAI
AT THE ROSSLAND ARENA SEPTEMBER 7 & 8
*% Canning & Pickling

+ Refreshments

* Children’s Entries

(Clay modelling: printing,
8)

cooking, craft:

3:00 p.m:

hands, only with deerskin
“(Bare hands) can

%* Flowers _

gloves.

slow them down as much as
50 feet (about }§.metres).

* Commercial

* Fruit & Vegetables

PHOTO COURTESY NANCY RHODE-SCOTT

MUSEUM & MINE TOURS

(Last tour at

4:00 p.m.) 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m
GOLDEN CITY SOCCER TOURNAMENT. ‘i
Jubilee & Haley Parks

PLAY FOR FUN SOFTBALL

Cook Ave. & Centennial Parks 9:00. a.m.
GOLDEN CITY GRIND—10KM & 2KM RUNS
Rossland Secondary Schoo! 9:30 a.m
2ND ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Tennis courts 10:00 a.m
CHURCH SERVICE

McLean School Annex (ont Hall)

10:32 a.m
KIDS‘ HOUR— GOLDEN NUGGET SALOON i

Co-op building. 12 years >

and under 11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon

FALL FAIR

Rossland Arena

WARRIORS’ LOUNGE

Rossland Arena 11:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

ROSSLAND ART CLUB ART SHOW

Rossland Arena . . 11:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m

GOLDEN CITY CLOWNS COTTON CANDY

Washington Street 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m

GOLDEN NUGGET SALOON

Co-op building. No advance

tickets necessary

BAVARIAN GARDENS

Columbia Ave.

KIDS’ KARNIVAL

Washington St

BINGO

Eagles’ Hall

BEARD CONTEST
Washington St

PIE THROWING

Washington St

KIDDIES’ SANDBOX

Washington St

KIDS* SPORTS DAY

11:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m

12:00 noon-5:30 p.m
12:00 noon-12:00 a.m.
¥2:00 noon
1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m
1:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.

North end of Jubilee Park
ROSSLAND CREDIT UNION GOLDEN

CITY DAYS BARBECUE
Rossland Seg. School .
GOLDEN NUGGET SALOON
Co-op building. Advance
tickets only

1:20 p.m.
4:00 p m.-6:00 p.m.

6:30 p.m.-10:00 p.m.

- %* Photography
* Crafts
* Knitting &
Sewing

Booths

% Home Cooking

((enranoscat ))

(With Operator)

* Crafts

* Wine & Beer

While at the Fair, drop in'to the

‘Gun Centre of the Kootenays”’

|_______eNew& Used

Bought, Sold and traded

© Lots of specials for the hunters

Wise's
Hardware

2044 Washington St., Rossland 362-5171

2185-A

362-9055

“Your Total Travel Agency”

2070 Columbia Ave. _

Rossland Shoes & Repairs

20% Off Dr. Scholls Clogs
*25% Off Foam Tread Slippers

362-5521 Rossland

ROSSLAND MUSEUM

Last mine igure 4p.m.

ROSSLAND TEA HOUSE

Come up and enjoy our

Full Italian Spaghetti Meal

This Saturday and Sunday 4:30-8 p.m:
Meal includes dessert & coffee

Adults — $7.95
Children to 11 yrs.—% price
BRING THE GANG!

i ANNNHNNNMANONMMHMANND

HMMMMNNANNAMMMMHMMMMNON

SCHNEIDER'S
BUILDING SURPLIES LTD.
Woeneta Junction
TRAIL

(OF TA.BR-MARTS LID,

368-6466

Waneta plaza

“The People Place”

Alpine

drug-mart

2060 Columbia Ave., Rossland

om DINNER SPECIALS
Mon.-Sun. Sept. 2-8
CHICKEN CORDON BLEU

Freshly prepared chicken
breasts with hom and Swiss

$9.95

or 2 for
$17.50

Reservations Please!

cheese.

Rossland Realig Lid.

2080 Col., Ave:, Rossland
- 362-7337
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

« ATTENTION BAN ND STUDENTS:
Ludwig ‘snare drdm_ for sale.
Barely used. $190. 0.8.0. 365

40 SQ. YDS. shag carpet with
underlay. 606 Larch St. 3/69
LESAGE Piano and bench, $900.
Beautiful bedroom

Gueen SIZE waterbed, regular
bed, bookcase, headboard,
washer, dryer, fridge. stove, two
colfee tables. 365-5994 3/7)

FOR SAFE DRIVING
Use the
ANIMAL WARNING
ALERT

For information

KC PET MART

2181 Columbia 365-2633

NOW: TAKING “registration for

next session. Eve

Children’s 's

Saturday, morning. Ceri
feacher. R and R Ceramics, Sere

3805. 7/6

TOP SOIL, gravel, fill. drain rock.
Paul Legebokolf. 359-792 CJ

* Clothing * Jewellery
* Crystals * Unicorns
Gilts

BOUTIQUE

[Above Bob's Poy ‘n Tekit)
FOR SALE: Lamb meat, 365-6360.
7/65

5 SEAMLESS 5° GUTTERS
ge aluminum, cor
uous sori leakproof guaran-
Free estimates. Mc.
1. 365-3241 04"

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Trade 19 cult.

suite, $2500.
freezer model.

for smaller
Evenings. 365-8083.
SOFT TOP tent trailer $925.

nagitility, trailer, $200,
0:8:0.368: 7605. 69

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197 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar

EXCELLENT automatic dryer,
years-old. $250. Call Brad, ice
3347 days or 365-8054 evenings.

VISION -
| SALES

Complete systems

available!
Starting at

*1200

On the Spel financing
available O.A.C.

View at
HILLTOP SERVICE
Or Call
LORNE FELLOWS

365:

ALUMINUM sheets. Idea!

inexpensive rooting, siding. or
tion. They can even be

sed for vapor Barriers and any

kind of miscellaneo

tion. These used printing pyass

plates (.009 x 242 x 36 inches)

ore priced oF follows: One to 12
ts each; 13 to 24, 60 cents

s.
Castlegar. tin/22

USED GUNS bought and Sold.
‘ash or trade. Wises Hardware.
Rossland. 112-362-5171. tin/93

STATIONERY SUPPLIES
PHOTOCOPYING
WEDDING STATIONERY
GENERAL PRINTING

Kel PrinrS2.3

FRESH LIQUID honey in your con-
tainers at $1.00/Ib. Flower
Power Aplaries, Grond Forks,
442-2933. 1/65

BIRCH, Toi

SATELLITE | ond sptit-65-2925, ama TEL

365-2711
At Castlegar Turbo
MEN'S 5-speed bike, $75. Electric
yogurt moker, $12, Redken ‘hair
Lorler. $12. popcorn

6

PEA GRAVEL, crush, 5/8 crushed
rock, $12 per yard: Minimum 12-

<>.

For Better or For Worse’

by Lynn Johnston

” IMMEDIATE
‘mobi

September 4, 1985 cl

ONE BDRM. cottoge. "$250, 365.
6095 after Fo
2BDRM. ioe ‘on acreage. Gar-
den space, ond. garage. 359.
Sail ‘one bdrm, =
suite. Available Oct. 1. $225,

365-2554. 3/70

occupancy, 2
ile home,- Private

FOR ARG

Desirable
€ommerciat
Location

FREE ESTIMATES

Call George Ross
Shop Manager

MALONEY’S AUTO BODY — 365-2155

Downtown
Castlegar

Sh loss Claims

Next to Pharmasave.

SEE what Mary Kay cosmetics
can do tor you. Fron. 365-7857.

180/33
HOUSE SOLD. Must sell ‘mojor
ppliances, household fur.
nishings - -6733. 3: 103.
St.

ACORN fireplace, good shore?
$150. 365-3730 after 4 p.m. 3/69
DRESSER, headboard,
set, cot, dinette, bedroom
mattress (twin/double).

old TVs. 365-6694.

FOOT CANOPY | $200.) at.
duility trailer, $900. 365-6482.

3/70

Two-Gallon

PAILS

yard loods.
359- 7/69
MATERNITY clothe: 5 12-16,
ses, $10; t-shirts, blouse:

font $5.00. Call Fran 365-7857.
“SCREENED top soil, now
available. 352-6187 or 352-5980.
tin/36

MAJOR

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B&C HOME APPLIANCES
REPAIR LTD.
365-5451 or 364-0411

DRY BIRCH firewood, $65. full
cord: ‘Mixed $55.00 per cord. aes:
42.

FRANKLIN FIREPLACE,
ergan, -aluminum ro
von. Best ole

623 Columb
631

Avenue
365-6385

226-7481.

SICKLE MOWER, “like
Ww. 36" riding m 8
HP. Betas & & Stratton ‘engine,

65

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cord, two cords, $55 each.
Custom cut to desired lengths.
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3684, Castlegar, B.
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TRUMPET in excollent condition,
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ce

DONNAS CERAMICS. A
fascinating hobby. Over 2000
different pieces 19 choose from.
our.own Christmas gifts.
Full line of greenware and paints
for sale. Evening ond morning
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

Turbo Resources Ltd., a fully Western Canadian

sales area, ani

vestment is required.

234 - 22nd St. N.,
Lethbridge, Alta.
TIH3A7

Att.: Don Walls

tunity inthe City of Castlegar. This is a family-
type service station consisting of two large bays,
plenty of storage area,

has excellent potential for a
family-run service station.

The successful application will possess a high
degree of business apptitude, be aggressive,
ambitious and a hard-working individyal.

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365-5210

1972 TENT CAMPER. 365-2468.
FRESH CORN. Highwoy 3._No.
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ONE MOPED in Sreettont con-
365-8350. al}
SARTLETT PEARS, 25¢

365-7948 or ‘cali Sas
Broadwater Road, Robson. 3/71

on. 24
electric range. O/T

AY
GLASS & MIRROR
Glass Replocements
Sealed Units * ICBC Cloims
604 - 200 Ave., Fairview Sub.
Castlegar — 365-2394

PUREBRED Golden Ret:
pres 75 ‘cash a
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lowers el.

CONTACTS.S. BILN ©
AT PHARMASAVE

365-7813 Days
365-5392 Nig

3 BDRM. abil heme with large
addition on la indscoj

eplace, ground
6.5995 after 3
No pets. 3/70

WOODLAND PARK
HOUSING CO-OP

Otters attordable fomily units. Lorge 2
ond townhouse tutes. new

TWO CHEV 16” 8-hole split rims,
$20.365-3751. 3/76

ticles must not total over $20 and
each item must have its price
stated. We will run your ad for
three issues.

ONE BDRM. house -in Robson,

available for quiet student or

couple. Fridge/stove. 365-3193.
3/69

le terme of shale -purchave,

leasonabl
Chitdvon welcome, cove tecnchoot
‘Member

BDRM. basement

us do:
ovailable July 1- Phone 365.501 2. |

in/45
PONDEROSA MOBILE HOME
tne iscaped lots
valabie, Tist month rent tres

of 1 year. Gas avi

3353. tin.

TWO BDRM. condominium.
01 pai . full basement,

rstbs aire ‘URNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING — UNITS. $210/month. 365.
ingludin TRAILERS “FOR RENT.

furnished

AFFORDABLE 3. bdrm. family
housing in Castlegar, rent
ent available. For

365-2667. B.C

Management
Coomiatien: 13/68
ROOM’ lownstoirs
Bedroom suite: Walk to schools
and shopping. Quiet area.
7586 e
cozy PaRNISaeD cottage
Slocan Park. Running water and
garden. $200/month. 428-2809.

1/66

ROBSON: 2 bedroom,
furnished. Available
365-3653.

LOGELIN APT.

Serving the entire
West Kootenay area

Ihe Trail SPCA 8 pleased 10 welcome
na. Hodath

Som apm Monday terior
Welcome to Trail
Danal

Salmo. Phor
evenings.

ee
DOGS BOARDED. Alco Kennels.
357-91

‘ine?

Downtown, Costlegir. newly
edro;

CALL coutect

368-3133

THREE-BEDROOM mobile home
on large lot, available July 1.—
Gas heat. 365-3155. tin/43
BASEMENT SUITE, 2 bedrooms,
fridge. stove, utilities included
365-6538. After e
days.

7 BDRM. SUITE. Batchelor suite.
both partly furnished. 365.2188
GE SSATTIA: Hiei
ONE AND 2 § BDRM. _ APIS. “$700

HOUSE available

lowntown,

32ho) enon "365-6431 or 365
7/6

jitable for 14°

s wii ‘edar
etc.. if desired. ‘Close to town. « Crest Trailer Court, 365. o156.
tin/57

spacious grounds, off-street
parking, quiet, ideal for studen-
contractors, etc. Excellent
at, light and
jeokly. or By the month. 365-

, 365-3250 or 365-3727,
“Hino

-Surplus Properties

All of which we re offering for sale ot
prices, 9
financing packages. we EZ

9th AVE.,-KINNAIRD SS
Always’ a very popular area for family
oriented living. Almost new 1380 sq.ft.
quality built home with numerous extras
including a large private back. Appraisal
value — $80,000.

GROSVENOR PLACE
2x6 construction in this 5-years-old, 3
bedroom home with large covered sundeck,
double carport and partly finished daylight
basement. Excellent value at only $68,000.
Immediate occupancy. ~~

PRIVACY BY THE RIVER
1340 sq.ft. 3 bedroom, full basement hom:
Separate family room with fireplace
wood floor. Very attractively located in qur
cul-de-sac area on Dumont Crescent. Asking
$68,000 with 9% financing.

RIVERSIDE CRESCENT
If you like the convenience of being close to
school and shopping, plus living ina very
private neighbourhood, then this 3 bedroom,
full bi home is for you. Includes

appropricie headings and to
d page location.

All advertisements such as
Help Wanted mus! comply
with the British Columbia
Human Rights Act. . This Act
states no meoy
state or imply

limitation. of Zpecification,

tenance pf public decency
ANID prior approval hos been
obtained through the Huron

Rights Branch).

DATE: .
Mon., Sept. 9
‘COURSE:
Transportation
Supervisor
EC Reon:

30 a.m.

TRANSPORTATION OF
DANGEROUS GOODS |

Federal and Provincial Regulations covering the handling offering for tran-
sport and transportation of dangerous goods came into effect July 1,
The B.C. Motor Transport Association is ottering the tollowing:

TRAINING COURSES FOR SHIPPERS & CARRIERS

DATE:
Mon., Sept. 9
COURSE:

Drivers
REGISTRATION
6p.m.

All courses held at the Monte Carlo Inn, Castlegar.
For further information or registration, call BCMTA at 299-7407 (Burnaby)

1985.

DATE:
Tues., Sept. 10
COURSE:
Shippers
REGISTRATION:
8:30 a.m.

Victoria Faculty
of Education.

fireplace, sundeck and brick front exterior.
Open for offers.

TREED BUILDING LOTS

Located in Tammerlane subdivision, these lots

In collaboration with @ number of provincial agencies, will be
oltering the following courses" in this college region during

are two of the last few remaining and have
been ‘priced for immediate sale at $19,900 -

the 1985.86
contact

academic year.

For information and to register
of Victoria,

721-7874.
SELKIRK CO!

ED 4118 (Y51) — Problems of
CASTLEGA\ Instructor:

LLEGE REGION
Avontion and Behovior (3.0)
inney

each.

OOTISCHENIA ACREAGE

Undoubtingly one of

the “most attractive

properties in Ootischenia. Located on the

ED E 484 —

In eddition to these courses, three others will be offered vio
the Knowledge Network:
EDB

ED B 343 — Reoding in the

Frank

1. 16
Time:

Location: TBA
UBC: SPED 436-437

— Foundations of Reading — 1.5 Sep - Dec
School — 1.5 Jon= Apr

NSsep Dee

upper bench with beautiful view of the river
and valley. Water available.