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OUTBOARDS

CALL SID AT 365-5472
Syringa Park Marina
7 km. past Hugh Keenleyside Dam
on the Arrow Lakes,
Castlegar, B.C.

Touring open houses and inspec-
ting prospective homes is the fun
part of buying a home. When the fun
seems to end and the anxiety begins
is when you're actually ready to
moke an offer on the home you
want. Consider that many of us will
take longer to make up our minds
about buying a suit then we do a
home and you can understand why
the pressure can be intense. instead
of a couple of hundred dollars, we're
talking about thousands, probably
your family’s main investment.

The first think to do is try to keep
th

an offer on this par-

because one of you

jut, the best course of

action is to treat this offer as a

straight business deal. There'll be

plenty of time to pop the champagne
cork later

If this,-is the home you tru
went, don't go bargain \ hunting ond
come in with too low jer. For
one thing, this only insults the seller
and once offended, he or she may

eal
Reet tate

WITH BARRY BROWN

Purchasing Tips

refuse to deal with the offer at all, or
worse, it will ruin any chances you
may hove had of getting any con-
cessions. The number of times this

oy works compared to the times it

gain hunting, then it won't matter
to you if buy this particular house or
another one.

A footnote to the low offer is
that by law no real estate
protessional may refuse to present
an offer, no matter how ludicrous,
unless instructed to do so by the ven-
dor. However, no reputable agent

would encourage a client to accept
such on offer

If there is

you in the fi
call or drop in at

NATIONAL REAL
ESTATE SERVICE
wiew Agencies Ltd.

foes Coluestte Ave..
Phone 365-2111 or 365-2757

thing | can do to help
of real estate, please

The Trail Male Chorus performed for about 60
been in existence for 64 years, was joined by

le a erent at the United Church in ae ong The choir, which has
is the director.

CosNews photo by Louis Laroche

Music students finish courses

The following students have com-
pleted courses at the Royal Conser-
vatory of Music’s Trail Centre:

GRADE 10 PIANO
First Class Honors
Jennifer Chow
Pass
Tricia Janzen.

GRADE 9 PIANO
Honors
Linda Gallo, Carla Joyce Martens.
Pass
Tobias Gelber.

GRADE 8 PIANO
1 First Class Honors
Lise Matzke
Honors
Rebecca Plank, Lisa Guglielmi,
Heather Anne McVie.

Selkirk College Graduates
Meeting Community Needs

Steve Drew, right, and Supervisor Ken Roker discuss project

western Canada.

Systems Technology program

“It’s exciting being at the forefront of new technology
and energy-saving systems,” says Steve Drew, systems
Specialist with Landis and Gyr Powers Ltd.

Steve is a 1989 graduate of Selkirk College's 14 month Automated Building
“As a result of the program I obtained
employment with one of the leading building control companies

says Steve.

in North America,”

Ken Roker, Vancouver branch manager for Landis and Gyr Powers Ltd. agrees.
“Selkirk College offers the only building systems technology program in
Landis and Gyr Powers has hired two graduates of this
program and we found the knowledge they gained from this course helped
them to rapidly become productive members of our team.”

Selkirk College offers nearly 40 vocational, career, academic,
and technological programs.

Contact us for more information:
P.O. Box 1200 Castlegar
BC. VIN 3j1

Phone: 365-1273

Pass
Patricia Nadine Horkoff,
Huska.

Kyla

GRADE 7 PIANO
First Class Honors
David Marken.
Honors
Philip Nichols.
Pass
Dahian Darius Naqvi.
GRADE 6 PIANO
First Class Honors
Utako Kambara, Laura Lynn
Johnson, Ali Bowden.
Honors
Angela Guglielmi.
Pass
Antony Edward Mauro.

GRADE 5 PIANO
Honors
Sarah Melody Steele, Jaime Myles.

GRADE 4 PIANO
First Class Honors
Farrah Noelle Folkers.
Honors
Lana Friesen, Nadya Nicole
Wilson.
Honors
Heather Sheppard,
Boden, Michelle Bugarin.

Amanda

GRADE 3 PIANO
First Class Honors
Jessica Lynn Eimer, Michael Van
Wijk.

Honors
Eric Julian Tremblay, Sarah Grif-
fiths.
GRADE 2 PIANO
First Class Honors
Sara Fracina Thiel, Lena Sher-
stobitoff.
Honors
Kara Suzanne Elliott, Blake Victor
Henshaw, Laura Jane Fipke, Lin-
dsay Cooke.
GRADE 1 PIANO
First Class Honors
Deborah Lynn Nasmyth,
Lynn Redekop, Maria Chirico.
GRADE 4 VIOLIN
Honors
Alena Terry.

Kerri

PULPIT &

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

1, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

1, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIERSON window glass; new table
range, 2 rings and oven, 110 V;
new single laundry tub; Hoover
spin dryer/washer; kitchen — :
chairs. 365-5980.

$i bar Ae Come 5-speed with
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Columbia Ave-

SITE preparations, road os
earth moving, road grading. All
types of excavation and gravel
materials. 365-3014, 7/24

SENDING FLOWERS
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Stop by or give us a call,

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1125-4th St., Castlegar * 365-5191

2 TOYOTA 13”
365-5005. 3/23

PROPANE or 4 burner stove

with oven, ideal for camping.

Washer and dryer. 365-2272.
3/23

ESTATE DIAMOND. Colonial
couch, excellent condition —
asking $150. Humidifier — asking
$50. 365-2881. 3/23

rims, $20 each.

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for vapor barriers and any kind of
miscellaneous consttuction. These
used printing press plates (.009 x
24% x 36 inches) are priced as
follows: One to 12, 75 cents
each; 13 to 24, 60 cents each;
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3P235 75R15 Xt All
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ADJUSTABLE spare tire rack for
front of pick-up $15. 365-5198.
3/24

1 PAIR P235 75R15 all-season
_ tires, 30 per cent tread left,
book-

SANYO stereo, dual tape deck
Preig sibums, 365-2416 or 365-
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26” ZENITH Color TV, working
condition, $100. 365-6282
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By Pastor IRA JOHNSON
Church of God

Today is Palm Sunday. The origin
of this special day on the Christian
calendar goes back to the time of
Christ’s earthly ministry. Palm Sun-
day refers to the events that took
place at Jerusalem just one week
before Christ tose in triumph from
his grave.

On that eventful Sunday, huge
crowds of Jewish pilgrims had
gathered at Jerusalem to celebrate
one of their most important festivals,
the Passover. The focus of this event
was upon the deliverance their an-
cestors experienced as slaves in Egypt
when God’s death angel struck down
the first-born in every Egyptian
home, but spared the home of every
Israelite family that had sacrificed a
lamb and had marked the door-posts
of their house with the blood of that
lamb. .

True to his promise, God caused ~

his. death angel to pass over the
homes of all who had obeyed his
command, and so it was that this
event marked a great deliverance that
was faithfully observed down
through the centuries of time.

At the time of Christ’s earthly
ministry, the Jewish nation was un-
der the domination of the Roman
empire. Many times, throughout the
centuries of Jewish history, God’s
Promise of a deliverer (messiah) had
been proclaimed by godly prophets
such as Isaiah. (See Isaiah 9:6-7 and
Isaiah 42:1-9) Because of their
disobedience, the Jews often suffered
at the hands of surrounding nations,
and rather than truly repent, they in-
creasingly pinned their hopes on an
earthly messiah (king) who would set
them free from their physical
enemies and proceed to make them
the ruling nation on earth. Instead of
seeing their messiah as one who
would set them free from sin and

» evil, and cause them to be a light to

the surrounding nations, they looked
for a messiah who would enable
them to become the greatest nation
on earth.

It is understandable then, that as

they i seized

the opportunity to show their desire
for him to become their king. In
John’s Gospel chapter 12:12-13 we
read: ‘‘The great crowd that had
come to the feast heard that Jesus
was on his’way to Jerusalem. They
took palm branches, and went out to
meet him, shouting hosanna, blessed
is he who comes in the name of the
lord. Blessed is the king of Israel!”’
Was Jesus the The Messiah? Yes,
he was, but not in the way they were
expecting. Christ's concept of
deliverance was much larger than set-
ting one small nation free from its
physical oppressors. He saw the
whole human race in need of
deliverance from the power of sin
and death. Christ came to do battle
with Satan and all the forces of evil.
He had come to pay a sufficient ran-
som so that any trusting soul could
be set free from the power of sin and

death. To provide that ransom price
would involve a horrible death on a
Roman cross. Christ knew that
nothing short of his death could
atone for mankind’s sin and bring
about forgiveness and peace.
Though he was fully aware of the
suffering involved, he knew that
death could not hold him in his
grave. (see John 10:18) He knew his
death would pay the sin penalty for
any person who would trust in him.
He also knew his resurrection from
death would make possible the
removal of death’s sting for every
true believer.

You can experience this wonderful
deliverance and assurance by placing
your faith in Christ and his sacrifice
for you. Romans 6:23 says it clearly:
“The wages of sin is death, but the
gift of God is eternal life through
Jesus Christ our Lord.’’

TEA SET, wheelbarrow, loveseat,
color TV, lawnmower, stecking
stools, Xmas decorations, canning
jars, 365-2416. 3/23

4 215x15°’ SUMMER radials,
$100, one CB350 Honda motor-
cycle, $350. 365-3692. 3/23

1 YR. OLD wardrobe dresser and

night table, $500. 1 yr. old double

Suki Futon, $225. 365-7586.
3/23

INSURANCE SERVICE IN YOUR
HOME cc AT YOUR BUSINESS
or ALL

case sapeieiatcy “$20. 365- amr

4. PETS & LIVESTOCK

9. HOMES FOR SALE

11. MOBILE HOMES

CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! Meat
strain $85 per 100; Pullets $145.
per 100; Turkeys, Ducks, Geesé
and Started Pullets at $4.10 each.
in Hatchery, 1341-20th

CHILD'S bike, $40. 365-5003.
3/23

30°" ELECTRIC range, works

good, 40 gallon hot water tank,

works $40 for both. 365-2895.
3/23

CHILD’S bike $10. 365-5003.
3/23

You may advertise in this column
free-of charge. Up to two items
may be advertised but the articles
must ‘not total over $40 and each
item must have a price stated. We
will run your ad for 3 issues free
of charge. Just call our Action Ad
number 365-2212. TFN/17

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IN MEMORY

Mary Cormier

March 20, 1991, at age 87.

Mary Helen Cormier of Castlegar passed away Wednesday,

Mrs. Cormier was born Oct. 5,'1903, at New Richmond, Que. In
1927, she married John Robert Cormier and they moved to Grand
Prairie, Alta., and lived there until 1934. They returned to New
Richmond before moving to Blueberry Creek in 1970. Mrs. Cormier
was a member of the Moose Lodge of Prince Rupert, Castlegar
Senior Citizens, Catholic Women’s League and the Pythian Sisters.

She is survived by two sons, Terry of Kenora, Ont., and Bill of
Vancouver; three sisters, Alice Lecouffe and Florence Ursulak of
Castlegar, and Henrietta Brunton of Fruitvale; 16 grandchildren; 19
great-grandchildren; and one sister, Stella Dumas of Edmonton. She
was predeceased by her husband John.

Mass,of Christian burial will be celebrated on Monday, March 25
at 10 am. * St. Rita’s —— Church with Father Herman

has taken place and interment of
mpi ba) priya sprang} Memorial Cemetery.
Funeral are under the di:

Funeral Chapel.

logging industry,
He was a member of the
outdoors so much.

place.

Donald Granstrom
Donald H. Granstrom passed away suddenly March 16, 1991, in
Born, raised and educated in Trail, he worked many years in the
, coming to Castlegar in 1960 where he was employed
by the Celgar pulp mill for 30 years, retiring Nov. 1, 1990,

Castlegar Legion, Silver City T;
and a very enthusiastic golfer, hunter and fisherman, wee

There will be no service by Don's request. Cremation has taken

of the Castlegar

loving the

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BILL'S 1. SALES & & & SERVICE
365-3466

WESTINGHOUSE washing
machine, needs repair, $100. L-
shaped, 2-piece brown couch,
$500. Ph. 366-3837. tfn/102

CASH for good used tires. BIG O
TIRES, 1507 Columbia Avenue,
Castieger. 104/91

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Office/Circulation 385-7266
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Mus vincos & Hours: 365-7941
jendos For Rent 8.m.-8 p.m. Robson

3. COMPANIONS

Street. S.W., Salmon Arm, B.C.,
V1E 4M2. Phone 832-4703.
21/23

3 BDRM. HOUSE, ensuite in
master bedroom, basement 75 per
cent fully finished, carport, tool
shed, close to Plaza. $105,000.
365-6931. 7/21

12x60 — 1976, 2 BDRM. Colony
— includes fridge, stove, dish-
washer, cond., porch, covered
deck. Excellent condition. Offers
to $14,500. 226-7340. 7/23

BY OWNER — Rivervale, 4
bedroom, 3 up/one down, large
kitchen, 2

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MINIATURE Schanauzer, male
puppy, 7 weeks old, registered,
365-8192. 3/22

Lady of middle 40's looking for a
single male, caring, honest,
romantic, humorous, enjoys music
and sharing life’s ups and downs

ind nm wi
Reply to Box 3007D Castlegar,
B.C. V1N 3H7. 3/2.

\F YOU are happily married, you
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column and we hope you never
will. But if you are someone who
has never met the right person, or
if you've lost your partner through
divorce or death, the Castlegar
News would like to help you.
There are many men and
‘women just like you, right here in
the West Kootenay region, singles
of all ages, from all types of
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hot-tub, pool table, 100’ x 100°
lot, double carport, fruit trees.
368-9439 — leave message. 3/23

12x54 COUNTRY Estate 2 bdrm.
mobile home, good condition, new
electric furnace, $15,000 o.b.0.
365-3155. 7/20

12, CAMPERS/TRAILERS

1978 JAYCO 5th wheel 35 ft.,
352-7238

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3 BEDROOM house, full
basement, rentable suite down-
‘stairs, 365-7996. W23

days, 352-5925 evenings. 3/24

1984 FRONTIER camper, 8’, ex
cellent condition, fully loaded, for
mid-size import truck. 442-5063.

3/23

2 BDRM. house, large lot, garden,
fruit trees, South Castlegar, sea
8113 evenings. 23

5. FOR RENT

2 BDRM. trailer, Robson, Available
April 1st. 365-3716. 3/24

2 BORM. Basement suite, living
room, with fireplace. includes
fridge and stove. $450/mo. oer
6708. 23

WANTED — 3-4 bdrm. house,
Castlegar area. 365-8216. 3/23

2 BORM. house, Genelle, % acre
lot, fridge, stove, washer, dryer,
gas heat, $550. 364-0144. 3/23

WEEKLY and monthly rooms,
Scotsman Motel, Rossland, just
30 minutes from Castlegar. 362-
7364. tfin/21
RETAIL OR WHOLESALE SPACE
— 2800 sq.ft. 6th Avenue South
location. 368-5749. tfn/1
600 SQ. FT. of office space,
4190 Minto Road, 365-3212.
TFN/17
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LARGE 3 bdrm. “house, 2
fireplaces, nearly finished
basement, swimming pool, on one
acre, close to town, 538
Lakeview Street, 365-6676 after
5:30 p.m. 7/19

Avenue, $200 weekly, $800
monthly. 365-8444. Sorry no kit-
chens, tin/4

OFFICE space, heat, light, air-

Lady in 40’s would like to meet a
single man to share ups and
downs in life. Likes country and
western music and dancing, hepaiicd
walks and quiet ti

lonely out there le’

to Box 3007E, Castleg:

VIN 3H4.

8 light and
will definitely come in handy when
you need alittle portable power.

TROWELEX RENTALS
AND SALES

4. PETS & LIVESTOCK

REGISTERED AQHA Dugeiding —
ten Y.O. goes English or Western
Reins well. 365-8193 after 6
p.m. 3/23

cluded, 2317 6th
Avenue Castlegar, 365-7702 8
a.m. - 5 p.m. 79

13. VEHICLES

89 GMC S15, 4x4, High Sierra,
ted, 29,000 kms, like new, phone
366-2665 after 5 p.m. 3/24
RARE 76 Toronado FWD, fully
loaded, immaculate, asking
$4,000. 365-5222 3/24
1979 GRANADA, V-8, P.S., P.B.,
P.W., good condition, new
Stereo/tires. $2,300. 365-5250
after 4 p.m. 3/24

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10. PROPERTY

7. SWAP SHOP

WILL swap 110 volts driven water
pump, valued at $50 for «running
2% or 3% horizontal. shaft Briggs
and Stratton motor. 365-5198.
3/24

WILL trade 50 amp 2-in-1 mini
welder valued at $85 for running
motor, 4 or 6 cylinder, auto tran-
smission.365-2169. 3/22

Slocan Park.

HOBBY FARM at
F tfn/21

Phone 428-2809

FOR SALE: Estate acreage to
move. Approx. 3.5 acres in Tarrys
vicinity. Asking $30,000 will con-
sider serious offers. Phone: 399-
4337 or mail offers to Box 574,
Pincher Creek, AB, TOK 1WO
TFN/19

1988 SUNBIRD, Halogen and fog
lights, rear window de-froster,
reclining seats, asking $7,900
359-7960. 3/23

1986 HYUNDAI Pony, GLS 5-
spd., $3,500 OBO. 352-9363.
3/23

1986 TOYOTA Camry LE lift-
back, 4-dr., well maintained,
100,000 KM, $10,000 OBO.
226-7708 3/23

ATTENTION
DEVELOPERS, INVESTORS
OR BUILDERS!

For sale 1 acre development property
4 Rg ow Castlegar presently zoned
Y for con:

MANURE ¢26 per pick-up load.
We loed — 23 and Sun-
day March 24, 13 KM up Deer
Park Rosd. Watch for signs. 365-
8186. 2/23

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You must state what you are
willing to swap for. Value of the
item not to exceed $100. Phone
365-2212 and we'll run your ad
for 3 issues free of charge. TFN/17

8. HOMES FOR SALE

a, townhouses, apertments,
warehousing, light industrial or
residential

365-8307

MUST SELL! LOT 62 Bridgeview
Crescent, Ootischenia; 80°x200’,
City water, taking offers. Mission.
820-1547. 7/23

79 FORD 4x4, with 8000 Ib.
winch. 365-3009. Drive train
rebuilt, body needs work. Asking
$2,500. iat)

3 BEDROOM home, good location,
large yard, garden, fruit trees. Call
306.0967 after 5:30 p.m. 3/23

11. MOBILE HOMES

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