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Castlegar News

July 14, 1985

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3AR NEWS

Grand reunion

planned

"By R: BEAUCHAMP
Momentum is building for
the first NDU/DTUC Grand
Reunion.

Arthur Bartsch, former
instructor in History with
DTUC and Chairman of the
Grand Reunion Committee

evening at Mary Hall are the
principal Reunion events.
Guests can be photographed
with onetime classmates and
friends, in groups-and singly
as they desire, during Satur-
day evening.

On Sunday, the final for-
mal d event will

the
stated recently: “We, the
Renuion Committee, are very
gratified with the response
that has been developing to
our initiative. We are now
quite- optimistic that the
whole-thing will be a huge

The City of Nelson has
declared the week of Aug. 2,
3 and 4 “Reunion Week", and.
many festivities and events
have been planned. -

Following on the heels of
the Kootenay- Summer Sc-
hool of the Arts and Multi-
Cultural . Festival, ‘the
NDU/DTUC Grand Reunion
will crown three weeks of
intense DTUC-related activ-
ity in.Nelson.

The David Thompson ‘Lib-
rary, situated right inthe
middle of things physically
and symbolically, as well as
the only in i

barbecue at Lakeside Paik,
an@ guests are encouraged to
bring their families.
Extensive preparations
are now well‘advanced as
regards decorating, catering,
entertainment, _ lawn-trim-
ming, ete. Several - local
groups will be involved in the
preparations, including the.

_Eagles Club who will handle

the barbecue, and the Nelson
Hockey Booster Club who
will act as bartenders for the
Saturday evening banquet.
Cold Cut, a well-known group
from Trail, will provide music-

In addition to the above
agenda, there will be other
Felated activities. On Sat-
urday afternoon, the Loose
Change Theatre of Nelson
will present a dramatization
of Sam ‘Dodds’ award-
winning epic narrative poem

department of the David
Thompson University Cen-

_.tre; will serve in-a_support

capacity for the proceedings.

Of the total number of
former students, staff and _
fatulty contacted, approx-
imately half to date have
indicated that they will be
attending, and have paid or

“will be paying the full regis-

“The Sedentary Tales,” out-
side Patenaude Hall. This is

the inside story of the 1984
the--DTUC :

occupation—of.
»Library (now the David
Thompson Library) by seven
“stalwarts of the community”
in protest of the Social Credit
government's decision to
close DTUC and end post-
secondary education in Nel-
son. Loose Change is also

tration.fee. planning “some children's
In_addition, many others productions and a vaudeville

have expressed interest in show.

participating at least on a Sunday morning an out-

._part-time basis. Letters of doorinter-denominational

encouragement and best religious service will be held
wishes- have been received near the campus chapel. The
from.all over Canada and the Nelson Golf and Country
W.S., and from as far afield a5 ~Club-will-be the scene-of the

ee

WATCH THE BIRDIE . . . Two badminton players enjoy some lunch time

fun in the yard at the Clay Castle.

By CasNews Staff
Mentally handicapped people in the Castlegar area
will be better able to enjoy summertime activites, thanks
toa grant tothe Kootenay Society for the Handicapped.
The grant will pay the eases of six students who will
conduet two for the

Penwood

CANOES.

16’ fibreglass
special
- introductory

The children’s program is operated at the Castlegar
Special Education Centre, formerly Silver Birch school.

The adult program operates at the Clay Castle, ‘part
of the KHS on 4th Street.

The. programs will make it possible for mentally

Damascus, Hawaii, Hong first George Paris Golf Tour-
Kong, Australia and Vienna. nament. Paris,_an_alumn'

“A sellout is. possible, and will be in town to organize —

even at this point it is clear the event Saturday after-
that the programme is well noon. 2
on the way to success. Those expecting to attend

The first scheduled oppor-
tunity. for —alumni--to~ re-
acquaint themselves with for-
mer colleagues and Alma
Mater will be a gathering for
wine and cheese and con-
versation at Mary Hall on the
evening of Aug. 20.

A “Happy Hour” and gala
banquet, followed by-a“semi
Formal” dance on Saturday

all scheduled events are
assessed a fee which covers.
all major activities, and in-
cludes a child/babysitting
service.

Invitation to join the re-
union is open not only to all
students, graduates, faculty
and staff from earliest times
to 1984, but also to friends of
the university.

People’s Insulation Services
$500 e2x., CONTINUES

At 33'/ % Off Customer Price up to $500.
Available on homes built before Sept. 1, 1977.

Ve also insulate commercial buildings
ond new homes
FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL
WALLY AT 365-7150 OR BILL AT 226-7705

one for children and_« one for

adults, said Nancy Clay, co-ordinator of services for KHS.

he recreation program is funded primarily by
Challenge 85,” Clay said.

Challenge '85 is a federal government program that
grants money to non-profit organizations to hire student
workers for the summer.

KHS also*received $500 from the Castlegar School

District to supplement the income of the group leader and
$1,400 from—Xerox- ~€anada Inc. —~——_—_ —

people to enjoy seasonal recreation
_activities such as camping, fishing and hiking.

For example, the program will be assisting a number
of mentally handicapped adults at Camp Sanca from July
20 - 27.

In addition, program staff will continue to teach
skills that will help the mentally handicapped person gain
access to community recreation and leisure activities

after the summer program is over.
The grant will also be used to buy equipmenmt such
__as fishing supplies, life jackets and games.

FUN AND

The 5th Annual Fitness
and Cultural Festival spon-
sored by Regional Recreation
Commission No. 8 gets un-
derway July 21 at Slocan
Park Hall. At 8:30 a.m. the
outdoor volleyball tourna-
ment begins. Teams from
Castlegar, Robson and Slocan
Park have confirmed — Nel-
son_and_the Silverton-New

Denver teams may. play. If
you have a team call 226-7744

___to register before July 17.

A al itch ¢

GAMES
SET FOR
JULY 21

> 1967~

concession stand at Slocan
Park Hall. As a special treat
candy floss will be sold!

At 10 a.m, children’s gam-
es begin: water balloon toss,
treasure hunt and much more

with lots of prizes. Kids five —

years and up are welcome.

The afternoon cultural ev-
ent is Explorers, Voyageurs
and Fur Trade in Canada by
Guy E. Randall. Randall, also
known as “Old Timer,” was
one of the organizers of the
of Mac-

will take place’ at South
Slocan'’s Campbell Field star-
ting at 9:00 a.m. The Winlaw
. Ambulance Society will run a

kenzies’ cross-Canada canoe
trip, where 10 men and a
half-wolf paddled 4,500
miles on the old Fur Trade

Route from B.C. to Quebec: It
took five months.

“Old Timer” was born and
raised among the Indians of
the Peace River Country of
Alberta and has dressed in
tanned moose hides all his
life. At Slocan Park on July
21 he'll bring his muzzle-
loading rifle, furs and other
accoutrements of the time.

Randall will start at 1 p.m.
by telling colorful stories of
the voyageurs and fur tra-
ders. At 2 p.m. 200 slides of
his Mackenzie trip will be
shown followed by more
fascinating stories.

A full week of f

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P CASIUGAR OC. vin a

ADVERTISING SALES

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Ron Bergen

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Catch the Expo spirit in

your own home town as
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towards our most
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Experience as Expo 86

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July 15-20, 1985

Come see what the world is coming to — EXPO 86!

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the many tourist destinations | throughout Super Natural
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— What The World Is
Coming To comes to
. your community.

HON. CLAUDE RICHMOND,
MINISTER

Marguerite.
PLUS Daily Draws
A host of daily prizes including passes to Expo 86 in Vancouver.

365-3267

° Fishing Licences
°. Friendly Services

° Groceries
© Moorage
e Bait

500-GAL. Gas tank. Electrolu:
rug mpooer: trump:
chesterfield and chair for cabin;
Norco moto-cross bike. 365-
A 3/:
}2. cu. FT, DEER FREEZ
ike jacket, si:
pad er es ‘aes 6610. 368-7161,

STATIONERY SUPPLIES
PHOTOCOPYING
WEDDING STATIONERY
GENERAL Pee

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rea AMLESS 5 GUTTERS
,

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Legebok: 7926.

365-5210

SOOSERERRIES; black currants,
3/55

GARDEN | SHED, 365-6156. 3/55

ieakproct guaran
Fre Festimates. Coll Mr.
365-3240. 04/23

QUALITY TOPSOIL, and gravel
Phone 359-7926. in/36

OLDER TYPE sturdy
suite and other Yorhinure, 38.
4. 365-2 3/54

SPECIALS
BEEF & PORK
“Quality Guaranteed”
| Sides of Lean pork |
95¢ Ib. caw
(Beef — A-1

WALNUT VENEER COFFEE TABL

sives $1.72 caw

READERS of thy Costlegor News,
through ers. mem:
bership inthe BC Yukon Com:

LAV/NI-BOY | SN

As time goes by, you'll know why.

Ow TRAILS

SALES & SERVICE
502-12th Ave., Genelle—
- 693-2382 2

For Better or For

Worse®

by Lynn Johnston

ELLY, NOKID HAS TO

HAVE HIS

forry! Te.LHIM
He CAN

BUT HE'SCRVING!
WE GET IN
irinooor AWINDOw?

BREAK INTOAR Noose
LOR A POTTY

FREE ESTIMATES

Call George Ross
Shop Manager

MALONEY’S AUTO BODY — 365-2155

fs ois included.
365-66!

‘bdrm. suites. cage
365-5156 of
10. t#n/45
ROOMY
end hopping oT Guiel on
3 rea.
7586 eve enings. = finéso

ONE-OR TWO BEDROOM
iments. $200/month. 365-:

E DOWNSTAIRS: 3
0. schools

7/5
2.BEDROOM: trailer, furnished,
identi

carpet residential.
Castlegar orea b65-7552. tins 14

3.

included.
feasonable.

tment. 39904390.

Gliered the most comps
and ‘advertising

cla:
8 700,000 homes. Your Action
Ra “appear in. nearly

‘with
Store thary1.5: million readers!
in

-10-SPD. bikes. Good condition.
Accoustic guitor with
Toaster oven. 365-2885
7925.

Pool & Spa Sales
and Service

HINDS $2.19 caw .
FRONTS $ 1.49 caw

i) Sndition
Gnd will accept offers. 226-7459.

ALL MAJOR
APPLIANCES REPAIRED

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

SEE what Mai

Kay cosmetics
can do for you. Fran.

365-7857.

boning
trameung will mcrease price per Ib.)

TRIPLE
‘D MEATS

Canyon, B.C.
Ph. 428-5613 _

BioGuard Chemicals
CALL GARY AT
VALKYR AQUATICS:

INCLUDE THE PRICE: Wh CHERRIES 20

vertising items it
always advisable to state the

oy
House Fruit Stand. 359-7:
jony readers won't phone

n/a
plar dining suite, worth $6

Rates
First 10 Words $3.50
Additional Words 15¢

26x, 04x
iso Available

Attention Getters

25¢ for each time ad appears.
(Minimum charge 75¢.)

Legal Ads
20¢ per word for
15¢ per word

insertions. Leg:
agate line for one. in:
48¢ per agate line for
Subsequent consecutive inser-
tions. .

Payment Policy
Payment may be made by
cash, cheque or Visa and
MasterCard credit cards. It is
not advisable to s

10 a.m. Friday
Order by Mail

Print_your Action Ad ona

9-PIECE SOLID OAK Sklaar i

oil,
Paszete7 or 352.5980,
in/36

Quaury TOP SOIL ¢ ond grovel. 6:
loads; $60 1 is, $110.
Beulte Lebabskolt, 189099: 9836: ‘tin/40

RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE

New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

CLEARANCE SALE continues 75 t0
75 per cont off all stoc

ONE YELLOW BMX second hand
‘asking $65. One:k blue 5 Ss
ood condition. S. 368
m.

will sell $3,500 frim. 36S- 2392,
365-5004. 3/55

NEW KENMORE fridge, side-by-
: Pok
$1 9. ping-pong tal

$50; glass fireplace
tools; $125- 365-2538

Aluminum
Sheets

24.2" x 36"

1 to 12 — 75¢ Each
13 to 24 — 60¢ Each
25 or More — 50¢ Each

CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbia Averue
4 Cast!

SURPLUS
PROPERTY SALE

ONE TIME UNUSUAL
OFFER OF 9% FINANCING

With only 10%-down payment
5-year-old, full basement, 3 bdrm. home

close to school and shopping on Rive

ide Ave.

‘ull Price $74,000.
Call Costlegor Savings Credit Union
7

365-7232

tes)

Castlegar 385.7

Castlegar Savings

CREDIT UNION

232 Slocan Pork 226.7212

preceptorships in local
19%

Thisisa

SELKIRK COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF ALLIED HEALTH
+ An Instructor is required for

CLASSROOM AND .
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION

In the Diploma Nursing Pro:
will also include the co-or

fogram: The position
ination of student
hospitals in the surnmer

‘of poper and

the ght to classify-ads under
gs and to

All advertisements such as
Help Wanted must comply
with the British Columbia
Humen Rights Act. This Act
~no_advertisement moy

‘state or imply & rence.
limitation, or specification, on
the basis of an applicant's
race, religion, colour, marital
ole esiry, place of
origin, age, sex (unless the
matter relates to the main-
tenance of public decency
AND prior approval has been
i Bugh the Human

1985. Salary and ber

as per the

‘an
Applicants should
qualifications:

with experience.
meet the _ following

preferred.

British Columbia.
»-3. Appropriate recent

13 eate degree
Nursing Education.

2. Currént registration (practising) as R.N. in

courses in
A Master's degree is

clinical experience (min- —

a,

imurp. of 2 years) preferably in acute care
setting.

4. Previous teaching experience‘is desirable.
_5. Familiarity with an acute care hospital in the
fest Kootenay region w would t be an asset.
Please send curriculum vitae, before July 22nd, |

1985 her with three \$
SELKIRK COLLEGE,
BOX 1200, CASTLEGAR,
ATTENTION:
DIRECTOR, ACADEMIC & CAREER STUDIES.

USED GUNS bought and sold.
Cash-of trade. Wises, Hordware,
Rossland. 112-: =
30" ELECTRIC rani

| An
Scaffolding

PRICE

The month of July

andex
Equipment Rentals

107 Pine St., Nelson_

352-6291

FEDDERS 8,000 BTU
ditioner. ond sleeve $225.
sonic 20” portable colour TV
T199/44

| 7 Insertions for Price of 4

Run your
classified word ad
twice at regular
price and get the
third insertion

NO EXTRA
CHARGE

a

WILL HAUL away livestock cor-
casses. Phone 357-9984 after 6
£ __ttn/27

rograms $100. je scrogn
0. Braun Tnultipress. $35,

365-733: 3086

HOvEOINT i

is Sciieche ia $350/mo. Ph.
me

suitable for apartment or rmsob)
home $350 OBO. Ph. 359-7588.
tin/56

RASPBERRIES -
399-4779

BEFORE 8 A.M. OR-
AFTER 7 P.M.

MOVING | “SALE.
e:

Appliances,
dressers, table/chairs, baby fur:
1, etc. Sat.,

and 6 drawer pedestal. Exc:
condition $700. Ph. 365-6727.
7/56

FOUR Bedroom house wih ¥ OP
pliances, oil/w: heat, near
Crescent Volley. Ph. 365-6714,

365-3068. 7/56

NEWLY. rengyated ground-level
one bedroom apartment. Dow

Fr
‘vallable July 30. Phe 365- a3

ONE-BEDROOM furnished
345.

basement apartment. 365-7:

3/54
SMALL house in Robson. 365-
5024. 3/54
FURNISHED BACHELOR suites
Available now. Burrard Apts.
downtown. 365-6547, 365-7:

13/52

HOUSEKEEPING UNITS. “Fully
ished | including | mi

housekeeping
etc.,
‘spacious ert dae
parking, quiet, ideal for studen-
$s,—conira te. Excalles

month. 365:

3250 or 365-3727.
tins 91

TRAILERS FOR RENT,
syitable for 14 wides.

Ideal retirement on
special floor

1-2-3 bedroom units
Prices from $225 10 $425

The Country Parson,
by Frank Clark

Li ——S
“New facts often aren't
very useful to the fellow who

already has‘an opinion he
——doesn‘t-want-to change“*——__#-_

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY —

Fridge and Rang:
Very Clean and Homey
Would furnish on Request

PH: 365-6213
or 365-7661

ROOMY DOWNSTAIRS, 3
room suite. Walk to schools
ond shoaping, Quiet crea, 359.
7586 eve rins. tin740
SMALL two bedroom hou:
re
No
TWO BDRM. house. Stove and
ridge’ in South Castlegar. 365-

ONE BEDROOM ba:
close to downtown. Partly tu
, $165/per month, plus
dvailSble immediat
83.

SELKIRK MANOR. One sna two

$295. Quiet, well ca: oO.
building. 08 asia stove included.

Pornally Tornishede wilt

cluded.-Close -to--downtown,

gvailable July 1. Phone 365-5012:
= oie ttn

FOR RENT

Desirable
Commercial
Location

Downtown

Next to Pharmasave.
2,000 sq. ft. at
street level, —”
4,000 sq. ft. on
lower level.

CONTACT S.S. BILN
* AT PHARMASAVE
: 365-7813 Days

365-5392 Nights

Fine ee mobil
on large lot, available July 1.
Gas heat. 365-3155. tins 4:

Two
fridge.
deck $32:

Bedroom Sparen
stove, fireplace, sun-
'S/ mo. 365-2758.7/56

Clean Furnished

. One and two roo:
housekeeping units.
jor Cable T.V.
= Allutilities incloded.

365-5613

Two-Gallon

PAILS

ONLY

*1.50

EACH

Heavy duty all-purpos
plastic pails with tight-fitting
covers and handles.
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia ive:
Castlegar

3O-INCH electric range, $40.
Ramsey PTO drive winch $300
OBO. Ph. 365-2826 evenings.

COMPLETE weight set with "or
full bench. Ph. 365-5167.

HIGH choir $15. Baby walker $5.
Ph. 365-2842. 3/56
$10. 365-

3/55

‘ou may advertise in this column
feet charge, Up t9 two items

UMBRELLA stroller.
ae.

eles must not total over $20 ond
h must have. its price
jated. We will run your ad for
three tasues. in/53

S BOARDED. Alca Kennels.
Salmo. Phone 357-9984
in/27

ONE ond
in. 3

SHED two-bedroom
Rospberry Villag

WOODLAND PARK
HOUSING CO-OP

Otters ottordable tomily units. Ler
ond 3 bedroom

cozy fu coftage at
Slocon Perk. 428-2809. 3/54
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,

sq.ft. $400/month. 365- 3287,

2 BDRM. SUITE. Batchelor su’
both partly 2

THREE BEDROOM _ house on
‘acreage in Robson. 365-8268.
7/54

IN OOTISCHENIA. ore acre”
“trailer spoce-365-3792 3154

or 352-7774.

BASEMENT SUITE, 2 bedrooms
fridge, stove, utilities included
365-6538. Atrer

wer
days. ta/11

TWO 1 bdrm. suits; Laundry ond
utilities included. 5156
365-6610:

LARGE two-bedroom mobi fe

two-bedroom | mobile

ho: in. Robson. Fridge

stove, gos heat. 365-3155. tara3

PONDEROSA MOBILE HOME
e

July
tins 45,

AQUI-FLOW food dehydrator.
Like new $200. Ph. 399-4725.3/56

CLASSIFIED

SHOWCASE

‘home or whatever to t!

. suc
room suit

Bring your car, truck, snow blower, boat, motor

he ‘Castlegar News and

we'll take a photo. (Or bring your own picture of
@s a snowmobile or a dining
) For information phone 365-5210.

TWO BDRM. modern “honsesin
Robson. $300/month. 365-6691
eves. tin/52

lose to.down-
erred. Nagel
tin/S1

QUIET apartment
own. Ri

Province of Br
Ministry of Transpor

HIGHWAYS —

of Trees

Trees from Highways roods.

Locations are as follows:

1. Kays Road — 10.5km. west

2. Bains Road — 12.5 km. wes!

4. Rixon Rood — 8.0 km. west

‘Tender documents with envel
cond

The works are located at four locations within the Nelson
Highway District and consist of the Falling and Removal of

3. Sproul Creek Road — 8.0km. west ot Nelson

ions of tender ore available for a $10.00 charge at 620

sh Columbia
tation and Highways

TENDERS:

of Nelson
tof Nelson

of Nelsoi
lope. pone specifications and

2,500 <

‘18 SPORISMAS 8’ CAMPER”

0.8.0.

Ph. 365-3794

Campers, Motorcy

Nelson Avenue, Nelson. B.C. VIL 2N9 Ministry of Transpor-
tation and Highways olfice, Phone 354-6521 between the
hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. except
holidays.

Tenders will be opened at 2:00 p.m. on the date noted below.

_PLICABLE FEDERAL AND PROV!
Tender opening dat
G. J. SUTHERLAN!
District Highway Mo
Ke. Rhodes

Acting Deputy Minister

Eng. -

THE TENDER SUM FOR THIS PROJECT_IS TO INCLUDE AP-

July 26,2985

INCIAL SALES TAX.

This space available for:

cles, Snowmobiles,

Tents, Motor Homes, Boats, Snow
Blowers, Furnaces, Dining
Room Suites, Chesterfields, etc./ etc...

Cars, Trucks,

Bring a photo, or bring the item
and we'll take the picture.

Phone 365-5210

359-- <

Castlegar | —