« Castlégar News

July 31, 1988

MAXIMIZE RETURNS for garage sales

Recover booklet cost and more with
tly increased sales, Regular $3, only

Govvhen you place your Garage Sale ad

Castlegar News, 197

Castlegor

Columbia Ave.
ttn/44

. to
$50 for Hardy Boys mysteries. 365-2953.
3/59
You } MUST STATE what you are re willing
to swap for. Value of the item must be
stated ond must not exceed $100. Phone
our Action Ad Number 365-2212 or write
Swap Shop, Box 3007, Castlegar, B.C
VIN 3H7. We'll run your ad, 3 issues at
no charge ttn/4i

THREE ACRES with older ‘re

Creek. Lost place, upper

Very private and beautiful Sie ‘000, Se
173.

inn LAKEVIEW LOTS. 25'x100, prive
commercial use. Ainsworth Hot Springs
For sale by owner. 604-229-5264 75

T) ACRES and 6 acres,
Phone 359-7821.

1986 FORD Bronco Ii, immaculate, low
mileage, loaded with every option in.
cluding factory sunroof and air
conditioning. 359-7186. v/s!

1980 CHEV Scottsdale 10, red/white
auto., ., duel tanks. Asking $4,400 0.b.o.
365. c tin/48

Belveve It! Only

Bo. 514%.

RB) CAR SALES

Ww Rentals, Leases
Located Behind Castlegar
Realty * 365-7555

ATOUR
COL. AVE.
LOCATION

DL. 8015

1977 TOYOTA Corolla. Excellent con.
dition, $1600 OBO. 365-3948 3/59
1961 FORD 4x4. SWB, air, excellent con:
dition. $6000 OBO, trades. 365-3948
3/59

1980 4x4 POWERWAGON and camper-
ette, $3750. 1972 Citroen, 4-cylinder
si 150. 399-4701 3/s'

1983 LADA. Excellent condition, 31 000
kilometres. 362-9548.

The Hot Box

Up to 10 words for only $1.99 for
one time, $2.99 for two insertions or
$3.99 for three consecutive issues.
Ads must be paid for at time of

ement.

SALE: Stove/oil furnace, hot water fonk.
wooden pole. 365-5884 2/6)

1984 TOPAZ excellent condition, 399.
4206 after 6 p.m 3/61

ONDA, CR. 60 c.c., excellent
3/61

1984 HONDA, CR ce
condition, $550. 365 5398
1977 THUNDERBIRD, 1975 Ford
Mercury, all for parts. 365-5398

“1974
3/61
BOLENS 1250 hydrostatic tractor with
three attachments. Phone 399-4273

CO 3/59
WANTED TO BUY: Cement mixer 265
7313. 59
WANTED: Used 10° tablesaw. os ore
hard ladder, good condition. 365-3175.
Ra
00-YEAR-OLD piano. Good condition
$750. 399-4701 -

1980 SUZUKI 185. Mint condition low
mileage. $200 OBO. 365-805: 3/59

BIC WINDSURFER nter

1 EL CAMING, 305, ‘auto 4 barrel nit
cruise, p.s., p.b. pause wipe:
AM/FM cassette. Phone 365.2934. thn/13

FRED
UNDERWOOD

1988 MAZDA 4x4

Long Box, 4-Cyl., Auto, AM/FM,
Radio, Canopy and Much More!
Only 10,000 km. Remaining
Warranty. Just like new!

$13,995

.
Sth. No. St-1180-A

piverview prone 300-0138

TRAIL

1970 FORD Torino, 390 engine, excellent
condition. Must be seen. Offers. 365~
6503 3/60
76 CAMARO 350, 4-BL., auto, 76 Pinto,
4-speed. 365-6831 3/60,
74 DODGE Dart, good condition Best of:
fer. 365-3142 7

1979 GMC 4x4, Asking $2,500 nee
365-2: 61
1979 “CHEVY CHEVETTE, extremely low
mileage, four summer, 5 brand new win
fers $3,200 firm. 365-6538. 7/61

SEAFLY Sailboat and mini sport-boot
rentals now available at Scotties
Marina. For more information call
Castlegar Seafly, 365-7245 evenings

7

* ACCESSORIES

348-7377 + Costteger

cabinet-maker

and dinkie toys. 57

TO RENT: Responsible young tamil

(with pet) moving to Kootenay: “4 Need 5

bdrm. house or mobile "0 oo in
voborry or Geneile. Please
ge at 365-3917; oF 365-7287

(ask for Renee), 3/59

fee
WANTED
CLEAN
COTTON RAGS
Castlegar News

197 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

WANTED TED older V VCR in good condition.
Phone 368-36!

's. Resumes to front
Motor inn. Attn, Joannie:
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT with driver's
license for occasional deliveries, etc
Send short resume and references to
Castlegar News, Box 30078. Costlegar,
B.C. VIN 3H4 3s

AVON. Could you use extra money? Be
your own boss. Set your own hours. For
more information phone 365-3874 or
365-7566 tin/17
CASTLEGAR Minor Hockey Association
needs Midget Rep, Atom Rep and House
coaches. Application forms can be
picked up at the Recreation Office or
phone Doug 365-6987. tin/S4
PART-TIME/FULLTIME. Apply at Dix
Non-smokers only

AUTOMOTIVE SALES: Salesperson for
A.M. Ford Sales Ltd. Presentable, hard
working, ambitious are qualities we are
seeking. Duties in new and used
vehicles. Please send resume to Mr. Dan
Ashman, 2794 Hwy. Drive, Trail. All
replies confidential and interviews will
be arronged for qualifying applicants
NO phone calls plea: 3/60
PART-TIME driver ©
ting pay $8.90 ume
printout of driving record to: Box
3007€ Castlegar. B.C-VIN SHA. 4/61

CERAMIC TILE
INSTALLATION

z n
inter? Work by hour or con
estimates. Also concrete

DANIEL’S
PAINTING &
WINDOW WASHING

Call 365-6971

15'4' FIBREGLASS boat with 40 h.p. Mer
cury ¢/w EZ loader. Asking $1,800. 365
5863 3/60

SYRINGA PARK MARINA

Sales & Service
Authorized Degler for
Campion & Beyliner
CALL SID Sas

MATURE mother will babysit toddlers
and school children in

THE PLUMBING _
HEATING DOCTOR

* GAS CONTRACTING

© REPAIRS & RENOVATIONS

* COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL
PLUMBING

24 Hour Emergency Service

Ph. 399-4762

We don't care who! you ride! Youre welcome @t

GRAND FORKS Y,

442-2415

FOR ALL your cleaning needs, call CIN
DERALLA. Bonded. 365-2486.

SHERMAK
CONSTRUCT a

working mom, Wood!
678.

TOVING MOM will beret inenl for
oreo.

for Spraying * Landscaping & Design
Rates trom $6/hou:

14-YEAR-OLD boy looking to babysit,
mow lawns, what-have-you. After
school, weekends. 5. Castlegar

2375 ask for Kirk tt

CERTIFIED, experienced 13.
student would like to babys:
areas of Crescent Valley, South Slocan,
Slocan Park and Shoreacres. Will also
cut lawns, do some housework and far-
mwork. Phone Laurie at 359-7986. 3/59
INDUSTRIOUS student needs work star-
ting July 30. Will do babysitting, lawns,
ork and restaurant work
ing certificate and refer
3/59
MATURE 17-year-old will babysit, do odd
jobs, housework, yard work, etc. Days
and weekends. At your home, hos
babysitting course (certified babysitter).
150/365-8463, ask for Marilyn Sam.
3/59
NEED @ job? High school and college
students may offer their services under
this category. Drop us a line or phone
the Action Ad number at 365-2212. We
will run your ad for 3 issues at no
ttn/22
ong 17-year-old for super-
yard work or con
available. Ask for

SPAYED female sled dog. Exc:
kids, comes with house and acc
365-6354 _

ALL WHITE, all black, calico and grey ki
fens.365-6017, 0 v5
JUICE BOTTLES with lids. 1 litre and | 1. Ss
litre sizes, 365-2356. 3/59

BLACK LAB.

sorie:
v

3
iF YOU HAVE “an ‘item youd like | to
giveaway, please drop us a line or
phone 365.2212. We'll run your ad tor 3
issues free of charge, /

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME — Litter trained
adorable, white fluffy kittens. 365-3142

GOLDEN cocker-spar
children, to a good hor

TINY SHORT HAIR Yo: Robson. oy
19, answers to Rosie. 365-2475. 3/59
BLACK AND WHITE sheep dog. Robson.
near Green Acres, answers to Sam. 365
5096 or 365-3823 3/59
GREY tabby, manx cat, white paws.
named “Chipper”, generous reward,
Kinberty Heights. 365°6659 7/55

ONE DIAMOND stud
July 21. Reward. 365-7

jerced earring.
127 3/60

AT SWIM MEET Sunday, Aquanout
sweatshirt. Name on inside. 365-3675.

3/60

poodle, 16 years, Ist

reward. 365.

3/6)

MINIATURE
Avenue South Castlegar
2634

MEN'S watch, vicinity beach just
dam. Owner may claim at Costlegar
News 3/61

FOUND liems are not charged for.
you've found something phone the Mug
tion Ad number 365.22 2218 cnytia anytime during
siness heure. We'll run the ad 3 issues
tree of charge. tin/3

== Personal —

LIVE-IN Ci ERS,

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY. In
am donasione. prernnnes Box

ETC. Many reliable Cagthan td Orton:
tal ladies (alt ages) seeking such
positions in exchange for home, etc.
More information |
days/week (24 hours).

DANCE tANDS ‘and mobile disco.
vailable for any type of engagement.
1-362-7795. 1in/65

ROOT 'N BOOBY SCOOBIES D.J. music
for dances, excellent rates. 365-6417
7/58

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10/44

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1517 Water St., Kelowna, B.C. VIY 138

LOST CERTIFICATE

OF TITLE
Lond Title Ant
ne: Pave ee bay “+ gh Block
District Lot 7175, Kootensy
Plan 2042.

WHEREAS proof of loss of Duplica
Certificate of title No. R23329 1
ve mentioned lands i
name of Shirley Anne
been filed in this office.

Notice is hereby given thot | shall ot

e
See ene eae
writing

DATED at the land Title 2.
Nelson, B.C. This 13th day of July
A.D. 1988

IAN C. B. SMITH

Registror

Date of first publication July 24.

THE 8.C. HEART FOUNDATION accepts
with gratitude “In Memoriam” donations
which help promote Heart Research
Cards sent to next-ot-kin

Castlegar, B.C

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EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH

914 Columbia A

Below Castleaird Plaza
Phone 365-6317
PASTOR: BARRY WERNER © 365-2374

~ SUNDAY SERVICES — «
Sunday School 9:30 a.m

Morning Worship — 10:30 a.m
Evening Fellowship 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday: Home Meetings 7 p.m
Friday Youth Ministries 7 p.m.
HOME OF CASTLEGAR

CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 365-7818

PENTECOSTAL NEW
LIFE ASSEMBLY

au TYPES C OF GENERAL C.

wh 308-2792

Downtown Grand Forks
Dealer No. 6864

mediate, new $1,400, offers 10 $1 ‘900
365-5642 3/60
ie72 COMET, 302, automatic, as is $200
2664 3/60
$300 plus 1077 Pass

3a

FOR SALE: 7 acres oe “hoy. 3s.
2380. 3/60

FOR SALE: 12-ft.
$750. 365-3510.

B SECURITY truck camper a woy Fidos
good

“aluminum Springbok

FIBREGLASS Security co canopy for full- size

truck, $300. 365. 3/60

RIDING ——
tion. 359-7646.

8 HP. excellent
3/60

new battery top end
on: ON
1982 DODGE COLT, bive.

$3,495. Di. 8569. 365-3885, 399-4380.
SS
WANTED: Rebuildable 360s, 390s, and

‘534s Fords. International 446s. 365-3510.
_ 30

1. Tune-Up

Wao

Career Opportunity
FULL TIME

LICENSED MECHANIC

Must be well versed in:
2. Alignments

Must possess own hand tools. Complete benefits pius
bonus program. Must be good with general public.
Competitive wages. Please phone 364-2661
pointment. Ask for Dan. Written applications are required.

3. Brakes _

for ap-

WANETA
PLAZA
TRAIL. B¢

602-7th Street * 365-5212
— Near High School —

— SUNDAY SERVICE —
Christian Education 9:45 a.m
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service 6:30 p.m.
- IDNESDAY —

wee COU
WOMENS Manes TRS

Family Worship
Service 10:00 a.m.
Yoyth Ministries
Discipleship Ministries
PASTOR: ED NEUFELD
Phone: 365-6675

“A Church that Loves
the Castlegar Area!"

PASTOR STUART LAURIE * 365.3278

Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 o.m.
Nursery & Children's Church provided
Service & Study
Wednesdays 6:20-8:00 p.m
Bible teaching fot all ages
A Non-Denominational Family Church
Preaching the Word of Faith!

‘A Vibrant Faith
Building Friendly

ANGLICAN CHURCH

PASTOR:
Rev. Kenneth
Smith

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Tall Colombia Avonoe
Sunday Service
9a.m.

REV, CHARLES BALFOUR 365-2271
=P

“To Know Christ and Moke Him Known

2224-6th Avenue
1% Blocks South of Community Complex
10 a.m. Worship & Sunday School
Mid-Week Activites for oll oges
Phone for Information

Rev. Ted Bristow
365-8337 oF 365-7814

Regular Saturday Services
Pastor Cliff Drieberg
365-2649

809 Merry Creek Road Past Fireside
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.

Even | 30
BDAY 6:00 p.m. AW NA
Y NIGHT

Sudy 8 Pre & Prayer 8 p.m.
HU 7368
ROBERT C. LIVELY, PASTOR

ST. PETER LUTHERAN

713-4th St.
Office 365-3664
REV..GLEN BACKUS
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Worship Service
a.m.

Listen to the Lutheran Hout Sunday.
9a.m. on Re

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

2605 Columbia Ave.
REV. J. FERRIER © 365-3182

Morning Worship
10:00 a.m.

2404 Columbia Avenue

Church School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m,

Pestor ira Johnson * 365-6762

July 31, 1968 Castlegar News 87,

Internments remembered

On August 6 of this year an event
will take place in the town of Kaslo,
that has significance for all of
Canada.

A large plaque will be unveiled on
the outside of the Langham building,
a restored three-story heritage buil
ing now an arts and cultural centre.
This plaque has to do with another
part of B.C.’s history, those dark
days in the 1940s when 21,000
Canadian citizens of Japanese des-
cent were stripped of their civil
rights, forcibly uprooted and inter-
ned by the Federal Government of
Canada.

Their properties, businesses and
community facilities were confis-
cated and sold without consent while
most were later forced to disperse
Canada. Some 4,000 were
to Japan.
¢ loss of rights lasted until April
1, joao, (four years after the war was
over) when Japanese Canadians
were finally free to return to the
coast.

towns in the B.C.
Fling van achesiog Slocan and Sandon
were selected as internment centers.

media, music and literary present-
ation (first presented at Expo '86) in
the theatre of the Langham Centre.

ly 12,000 Can-

adians were: sent to this area to be

confined in hastily constructed, sub-
gs, for the durati

of the war.

New Denver and Kaslo also
became internment centers. The old
Langham hotel, abandoned in 1942,
was used to house Japanese Can-
adians, Each year many of these
people, now elderly, return here as
though a pilgrimage, as one put it,
“to lay the ghosts to rest.”

With the close assistance of the
A J

a
plaque will be unveiled this summer
as @ memorial to the courage and
faith of those Japanese Canadians
who endured and overcame the
injustices of the 1940s.

As a major part of this important
and moving event there will be two
performances of ‘Writing the
Wrong’, the highly acclaimed multi-

ging together the same per-
formers including award
author Joy Kogawa (Obasan), Dr.
Roy Miki, writer, Association of
Japanese Canadians, Canon Naka-
yama (father of Kogawa now in his
80s) former Anglican Minister stat-
ioned in Slocan Valley area during
the second World War, Takeo
Yanashiro, Shakuhachi flute (trad-
itional Japanese bamboo) ne
one of the f

Centre, a former internment centre
itself. A number of ‘honoured guests’
from the Japanese Canadian com-
munity will attend the performances,
as will young Japanese students from
the International College in Nelson.
Both performances will take place at
8 p.m. Friday, August 5, and
Saturday, August 6, and are open to
the public. Tickets -in advance only,
limited seating.

This event is organized by the
Langham Centre and financially

supported by the Secretary of State
for Mul

Canada, Waylen Miki, pianist son 2
Dr. Miki, composer of score to
‘Writing the Wrong.’

The piece, approximately 45 min-
utes in length, is superbly choreo-
graphed, interspersed with shak-
uhachi flute, piano accompaniment
and visuals of the deportation and
internment flashed on a screen
behind the performers.

A very powerful experience and
entirely appropriate that it. should
take place here at the Langham

Study finds adoption
records should be open

TORONTO (CP) — A majority of
péople who were adopted, as well as
biological and adoptive parents,
favor opening up birth records, sug-
gests a report to the federal Depart-
ment of Health and Welfare.

The study, based on interviews
with 300 adult adoptees, biological
mothers and adoptive parents, rec-
ommended provincial registries re-
lease information about biological re-
latives when the adoptee is 21 and if
the relatives and adoptive families
involved give their consent.

But they should also receive coun-
selling, says the report, a copy of
which was obtained by the Toronto
Globe and Mail.

The author, a professor of social
work at Memorial University in St.
John’s, Nfld., recommended a na-
tional registry be set up to help
people find their biological parents or
children.

“A national. registry would be
a hr Pate tt P re Sachdev

would be
ur tor tngebrioe: "mat transcend
boundaries — most people move
around a lot — and it would facilitate
co-ordination of services.”

Job openings

Details of these at othe
tunites are available
Trait Canede
835 Spokane Street
Phone 368-5566

job oppor

Cabinetmoker pired in Trail
Wage is $10 to $12 per hour depending
on experience. (193) and (350)

Cooks and Foedservers are required
for various positions in the Trail area
Wages or: $4 to $5.50 per hour:

Journeyman Benchworker to moke

srindow and doors to specification is

ired. Should be qualified with four

or five years experience. Wage is $10 to
$12 per hour. (257)

r J D
required in Castlegar ond Tral
$3820 ond (3480) 30).

Part-time Seles Clerks required in
Trail. Wage is $4.50 to $5.25 per hour
(836, 341 and 3420).

Service Station Attendant /Convenien-
€e Store Clerk is required to work shifts
in Trail Wage is $5.50 per hour. (344

A local shop has an opening for a
Cabinet Moker Apprentice. Musi be o
high school grad with some wood-
working background. (350)

Students ere encouraged to register
for summer employment at the Canada
Emloyment Centre tor Students, upstairs
in the Federal Building,

tephiy Fives lle. sehr.

AUTOMOTIVE
DIRECTORY

IES. cepts: legleaey, Bien

CASTLE TIRE
(1977) LTD.

SALES & SERVICE
365-7145

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For all your tire ga
Also

The study, which cost $275,000,
has been submitted to the Health
Department and to the Newfound-
land Departinent of Social Services.

Sachdev said 81 per cent of adop-
tees, 69 per cent of adoptive parents
and 88 per cent of biological mothers
interviewed approve of the release of
identifying information, but with
significant qualifications.

Sachdev said resistance to dis-
closure comes from misconceptions
about how the people involved will
act afterwards.

Adoptive parents say they ap-
prove of the exchange of information,
but “if we really probe them, there
are a lot of reservations,” Sachdev
said.

Older adoptive parents are the
most comfortable about opening up
records, while middle-aged parents

of teenagers were apprehensive, he
said.

Adoptive parents strongly op-
posed releasing the identity of an
adoptee to a biological father, while a
slim majority of adoptees favored
giving them the information only
with the consent of an adoptee over
18.

Most provinces already have some
form of registry that helps biological
parents and offspring find each
other.

Ontario and Saskatchewan will
conduct searches for birth parents at
the request of adoptees, but other
provinces have registries in which
reunions will occur only if both
parties happen to register their.
names.

Only Quebec has a registry that
will search for either party.

U.S. to pay for
war suffering

WASHINGTON — A §$1.2-billion
apology to 60,000 surviving Japanese
Americans interned by the U.S.
government during the Second
World War is expected to be cleared
next week.

Although both the House and
Senate had overwhelmingly ap-
proved similar bills authorizing a tax
free $20,000 payment for surviving
former internees within the next 10
years, a conference committee was
needed to iron out their differences.

The bill includes:

© An apology from Congress on
behalf of the American people.

e The $20,000 in tax-free compen
sation for survivors.

e An education trust fund of $1.3
million to help“enstre that such a
violation of civil rights never again
occurs and to review administrative
decisions and criminal convictions
“influenced by the hysteria of the
time.”

To qualify, a former internee must
be living when the bill is signed into
law. Payments to those who die after
that time may be made to the
surviving spouse, children or par-
ents.

Former internees will have 18
months in which to refuse the pay-
ments if they wish to initiate or con-
tinue to pursue a lawsuit.

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1987 TOYOTA
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1986 PONTIAC
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1986

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1986 HYUNDAI
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1986 FORD
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1986 GMC M
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1986 CHEVY
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’

1986 HONDA
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Air cond. and many extras.

1986 GMC
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1986

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1985 BUICK
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Stnwagon. Exceptional value.

1985 PONTIAC

1985 OLDSMOBILE
CIERRA

4-door. Many, many-extras.

1985 hppa
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One owner only. —

1985 GMC S15
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Extended cab.

1985 PONTIAC
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_ 1985 TOYOTA
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1985 CHEVY
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1985 BUICK

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1984 TOYOTA
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