Wednesday, April 15, 1992

823 Cars Domestic

1982 CADILLAC "Eldorado
black/black diesel, motor needs"
work. $3000 OBO. Ph. 355-2621.
(3/28)

HOT: 1976 Camaro; 350 AT; new
paint, tires, quality stereo; safety
Certified; 80,000 miles; excellent at
$3200 OBO. Ph. 442-5171 Grand
Forks. (3/28) ¥

1974 4 DR. Chev Nova, family
sedan. Reliabel car $400 OBO.,
Call 365-2169 anytime. (3/28)

1980 CHEVETTE 4 cyl., 4 spd.,
excellent running order. Needs
some work $250 firm. Ph. 365-
7178 or 365-3748. (4/28)

1967 DODGE Dart GT, 2-dr. H.T.
365-5329. (3/27)

TRANS AM, white, immaculate,
75,000 kilometers. Never winter
driven. $13,000. 368-9668. (3/30)

1989 CHEV SPRINT, 4dr., auto,
stereo, winter tires, good
condition. 365-2697 after 5 p.m.
(3/30)

73 DUSTER, 15,000 miles on-

rebuilt 340. mags, must be seen,
$2,200 0.b.0. 359-7137, 359-7610.
(3/30)

1984 FORD ESCORT, 4-dr., 5-
spd., 2 spare tires, good running
order. $2,500 o.b.0. 365-3615.
(3/30)

1972 NOVA, lady driven. 365-
5194. (3/30)

825 Cars Sports & Import

1990 TOYOTA Tercel, 4-speed,
hatchback, low mileage, excellent
condition, lady driven. $8000
0.b.0. Phone 365-0274 after 5:00
p.m. (3/27)

1986 CELICA GT, white, power
sunroof, p.s., 1 1/2 yr. warranty,
overdrive system. $8000 OBO.
after 6 p.m. Ph. 365-0014. (3/28)

4 DR. HONDA Civic, ©1980,
excellent condition with radio,
sunroof, winter tires. One owner.
$2000. Ph. 365-8058. (3/28)

1980 SUBURU Stationwagon,
mechanically sound, recent new

brakes and exhaust, good radials
tires. Ph. 365-3520. (3/28)

1979 Z-28 78,000 kilometers,
never winter driven. $5,000. Ph.
365-5278. (3/28)

1987 MITSUBISHI Colt turbo,
many options, excellent condition,
$7000 OBO. 226-7679. (9/23)

1976 TOYOTA Celica, good
running condition. $500. 365-6258
leave message. (3/27)

41988 MAZDA 626 LX, p.s., p.b., p.
sunroof, p. door locks, 80,000
kilometers. $11,000 0.b.0. 365-
3329. (7/30) Z

41980 TR7 CONVERTIBLE, 5-spd.,
$1,500 o.b.o. Phone after 5:30
p.m. 365-6021. (4/30)

831 Motorcycles _

851 Trucks and Vans

“4978 FORD 4x4, 3/4 ton, 4 spd.,

set-up for camper, excellent
condition. $4,400 OBO. Ph. 355-
2621.(3/28)

1980 FORD F-250 4x4. $3500

OBO. Ph. 365-3542. (7/29)

OCP is your chance to make a difference

The City of Castlegar and
the Official Community Plan
Update Steering Committee
r tly began working on a

41991 FORD Ranger XLT 4x4, fully
loaded. $16,000 OBO. 352-7519
after 5 p.m. (3/28)

1990 F150 ext. cab, A.T., air,
trailer pkg., duel fuel, as new,
22,000 knm. $16000. Ph, 365-
6691. (3/28)

1984 DODGE Caravan. 5-speed,

sunroof, air cond., 7 passenger.
Good condition. 365-6332. (tfn/16)

1976 FORD pick-up, good
condition, white spokes, new
brakes. $1,000 0.b.0. 365-3841.
(3/27)

41989 DODGE RAM, 350 extended
van, 55,000 km., air, towing
package. carpeted, $13,000. 365-
4945. (6/30) :

860 wrecking Parts
1977 CHEV pick-up for parts, new

tires, good box, $300 o.b.0. 365-
8407. (3/30)

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912 Boats For Sale

1980-19 FT. Canaventure HT. 170
inboard/outboard Merc. drive,
$9000. Ph. 365-3853. (3/29)

1989 20' REGAL. Inboard,
outboard, 305 Mercruiser. 1982
417’ Sunrunner, inboard, outboard,
V-6 OMG. 442-2605. (tin/16)

OUTBOARDS

major update of the existing
Castlegar OCP.

An extremely important
element of every community
planning exercise is obtain-
ing the residents’ opinions
about the future growth and
character of their communi-
ty and in particular their
own neighborhoods.

Public sentiments in land
use planning can be mea-
sured in several different
ways. The residents of
Castlegar will have ample
opportunity to offer their
comments about new devel-
opment and growth.

The first will be a formal
questionnaire to be dis-
tributed to a random sample
of 460 homes in the city. The
Steering Committee has
asked that a representative
cross-section of the commu-
nity be chosen and that the
sample reflect area, type of
home, ownership and even
ethnic groups.

Since a proper sample can
represent the views of the
entire community in general,
it is the city’s desire to obtain
a high response rate.

During the week of April
20 you may be one of the
many households to receive
a survey form in your mail.

‘member that you have
been selected to participate
in this important community

The Crossroads.”
Also a copy of the
questionnaire will
appear in the April
22nd edition of The
Castlegar News.

For those of you
who do not receive a
form as part of the
selected sane ye:

4 7 are encouraged to
The Ci ty Voice complete and clip
The News question-

Castlegar Planning naire.

Department.

This formal survey will be
complemented by a series of
workshops and public hear-
ings that will give the com-
munity more opportunity for

Feel free to drop it off at
the city hall or mail it in as
soon as possible.

Do not pass up this oppor-
tunity to help bring
Castlegar into the next cen-

input to “Castlegar: Beyond tury.

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14FT. CANAVENTURE boat and
trailer. $1,400. 365-6690. (3/27)

21 FT. San Juan sailboat, c/w
Calkins trailer, 3 sails. 5 1/2
outboard. Asking $5,500. Call 837-
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*82 GS1100E, $2000 OBO. 368-
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4987 KX80, excellent condition.
359-7031 between 6 - 9 p.m.
(3/30)

851 Trucks and Vans

4976 FORD 390. Reasonable
offer. Ph. 365-2761. (3/28)

4978 GMC 1/2 T, 4x4, 350, 4-spd.,
short box, good condition, $2300
OBO. Ph, 365-5879. (3/28)

1983 GMC 6 cyl., 4-spd., very
clean $3500 OBO. Ph. 365-6828
or 359-7091. (3/28)

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IN MENORY

Darcy Dean Prokop

On Sunday, April 12, 1992, Darcy Dean Prokop of
Castlegar passed away suddenly at the age of 28 years.

Funeral service will be held at the Castlegar United
Church on Thursday, April 16, 1992 at 11 a.m. with Rev.
Ann Pollock officiating.

Cremation will follow. :

Darcy was born June 18, 1963 in New Westminster
and moved with his parents to Fernie where he began
his schooling.

In 1972, the family moved to Castlegar where he con-
tinued his education.

Darcy was working as the assistant manager of
Selkirk Springs.

He loved snowmobiling, jeeping and all types of water
sports.

He is survived by his parents, Walter and Marie
Prokop of Castlegar, two brothers, Robert of Vancouver,
Jay of Castlegar and his grandmother Mrs. Makowichuk
of Surrey.

He was predeceased by his twin sister Dawn in 1981.

_ Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

Elmer Wallner

Long-time Castlegar resident Elmer Wallner passed
away peacefully at Trail Regional Hospital on Sunday,
April 12.

Born September 6, 1899 in Jamtland, Sweden. Mr.
Wallner came to Canada with his family to a homestead in
Abbey, Sask., in 1911. He worked in various logging op-
erations in Alberta and the East Kootenay before moving
to Castlegar in 1926 where he gained employment at
Waldies Sawmill until 1952 and then Celgar until his re-
tirement.

He married Castlegar resident Effie Olson in 1927 and
they raised three children. Mr. Wallner enjoyed gardening
especially his roses and, in later years, bowling and golf.

He is survived by son Terry of Surrey, daughters, Donna
Stenstrom of Trail, Gaie (Bill) Waite of Kelowna, six grand-

-sister Anna Sands of Arlington, Virginia, and sever-

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He was predeceased by his wife Effie in 1973, grand-
daughter Michele in 1989, seven brothers and one sister.
A service of remembrance will be held at the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel on Thursday, April 16 at 2 p.m.
Should friends desire, memorial donations to Columbia
View Lodge Palliative Care Unit, 2920 Laburnum Dr.,
Trail, VIR 4N2 or Trail Regional Hospital, Extended Care
Unit, 1200 Hospital Bench Rd., Trail VIR 4M1 would be
appreciated by the family as expressions of sympathy.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

Annie Makonin

On Tuesday, April 14, 1992, Annie Makonin of Glade
passed away at the age of 78. -

Funeral services for Mrs. Makonin will begin on Friday,
April 17, 1992 at the Castlegar Funeral Chapel at 7 p.m. and
will: continue on Saturday, April 18, 1992 at 10 a.m. at the
Glade Hall with burial at 12 noon at the Glade Cemetery.

- Mrs. Makonin was born on March 9, 1914 at Winlaw and
lived at Crescent Valley for a short time.

She lived most of her life in Glade.

She married Pete Makonin in Glade and they operated the
Glade Store for many years.

Mrs. Makonin was a member of the USCC and enjoyed gar-
dening and especially flower gardening.

She is survived by two daughters, Polly Sapriken and
Elaine Strelive of Glade; two sons; Peter Makonin of Glade
and William Moojelsky of Ootischenia; 10 grandchildren; 13
great grandchildren; a brother, Alec Moojelsky of Glade; and
sister Nora Koorbatoff of Nelson.

She was predeceased by her husband, Pete, in 1985.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Castlegar
Funeral Chapel.

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Regulations.

As an important first step
toward formulating new
Occupational Safety & Health
Regulations, the Governors of
the Workers’ Compensation
Board of British Columbia are
holding a series of public forums
throughout the province.

Whether you’re speaking
for yourself, a company,
union or any other worker
or professional organiza-
tion, the Governors want to

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hear your views and concerns have to say, please come to
about the existing regulations. the Forum.

They would also like to The Occupational Safety
hear your suggestions for And Health Forum is at the
changes to the regulations WCB Office in Cranbrook on
and any ideas you may have April 29th and at Selkirk
for making the B.C. work- College in Castlegar on April
place safer and healthier for 30th. Both start at 7:00 P.M.
everyone. If you want to have To get more information or
a say in shaping the new to book your presentation
Occupational Safety And time, call the Secretariat
Health Regulations orsim- for Regulation Review at
ply want to hear what others 1-800-972-9972, local 7586.

Safety And Health Forum

Occupational
In Cranbrook On April 29th & Castlegar On April 30th.

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