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PROPERTY FOR
SALE

MOBILE HOMES FOR
‘SALE

1.1. ACRE lot Crescent Valley
estates. Uncleared, wall on

property, 368-9756.

- 2 BDRM HOUSE on 1 acre, Iister,

outbuildings, view,
Phone 428-7053

trees,

— Creston

2 RV lots In Nasa, Arizona, Luxury
park with many amenities for sale

1972 12'X68', Shelby, 3 bdrm, must
be’ moved. $9,500 Phone: 428-
7e84— Creston
1973 12X56" 2Bdrm; 10x10" addi-
sony serait condition, $8500,

ia SAFEWAY  moblle. home,
$18,000 phone 428-2407

or rent 229-4334
6.35 WOODED acres In Erickson,

power & water @ property phone |
5-8237

Slocan:.
“reall. Alex at:

365-5342

MINI HIDEAWAY Hobby Farm;
7.32 Ac. pure mountain alr & water;
home, out-buildings, fenced 5 mi to
town & US border. Ph. 428-5690

. = Creston

PRIME ACREAGE in Thums, 5
minutes from Castlegar. 365-8286
SPLIT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE APPLY BOX 430, CAS-
TLEGAR SUN. 465 COLUMBIA
AVE. CASTLEGAR, BC V1N1G8

| HOUSES FOR SALE |

2 AND bedroom fixer upper Shaver
Bench. Offers. 364-0367 — Trail

2 BEDROOM house remodelled.
Sunningdale. 364-0943 — Trall

2-3 bedroom 2 baths, renovated,
garage, central location, $59,000
365-8089 ;

GLASS & TRIM LTD. .
HOUR EMERGENGY SERVICE “@
1050 COLUMBIA AVE.

3 BEDRM house on 5 acres in
Creston (Canyon) close to school
428-4807

3 BEDROOM HOUSE, well
maintained, fully landscaped, large
shop, & garage 365-7108

ONE ACRE and small house in
Cresent Valley area $15,500
399-4435

TWO BEDROOM full basement two
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Castlegar
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1761 Columbia Ave. Jordan Watson

MOBILE HOMES FOR
RENT
TRAILER SPACE for rent, 1 acre,

Upper Ootischenia. Available Nov.
1, 624-3978

| RENTALS WANTED |

NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 3-4 bed-
room house for a very rellable fam-
ily transferred from Prince George,
phone 965-7228

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starting Sept. 3
Please contact Denise
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We specialize in ICBC claims

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ce = Custom painting -

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OPPORTUNITIES
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Home Demonstrations,

car garage. North
$59,500 365-6698
VERY CLEAN three bedroom home
1200’ sq, full basement, excellent
condition, shop, Fruitvale, 367-6602

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the Monday before
publication date at at 11 :30:.am.

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‘Household & Gonuighiiert Sale
Russell Auction House - 2067 Hwy 3a .
Thursday, September, 19th, 7 p.m.
is — Partial List : of

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Mid Valley
Dog Grooming

MAE PEREPOLKIN
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621 Cofumbla Avenue
Tel. 365-6385 FAX# S85-F ANS,
PHOTOCOPYING ——
|— FAXING (Send & Rlecelve) —
Stationery * Computer Diskettes :
Ribbons » Rubber

Keb Print .

tamps
Business, Garde, Lottemgads & . &,
velopes * Magnetic Ss
Wedding Stationery

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PH: 399-4726

DELIVERY or PICK-UP

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Castlegar, B.C. 365-2430 » Plant 693-2430 © Fax 365-2430

WEDNESDAY

September 25, 1994.

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104 4-10-92 Ns
LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY
PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS
VICTORIA BC

SUNNY

Weather 3A"

Vol, 2-No. 39

‘Leading the way in a local business’

75 Cents + G.S.T.:

;A firm grasp?

‘SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper

Nearing the top but not home free by any means, climber Nikki Kirchur of Winlaw
searches for those important holds.

:

ASHARLENE EMHOFF
Sun Editor

The deadline is closed and
from the Westar Group

bwtare analyzing various bids which
be ere submitted since the
ouncement of a possible sale

Peter Barry, president of West-
ir’s timber division, the facet of

up for sale, says the bidding was
closed September 10. While he
would say that approximately one
dozen bids were submitted, Barry
tefused to comment on who sub-
mitted the bids and what the
terms involved.

“We're very comfortable and
very satisfied with what we have
received. Now we have to make
edsonanipat said Barty.

decision may take a bit

. week, Barry

ICBC claims pane promptly

Auto Body & Hull Painting

_ Boat & Trailer Painting. e' Fancy. Painting:

Factory Paint, Matching
1364 Forest. Road (Labatt's Bldg.).--

“365-2505 |

Tum in‘at 14th Ave. (BEL Maintenance yar) ‘and follow around |”

» Service & Installation:

‘Located In the Oglow Bullding é é

IMs. EXCAVATING —
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Water & Sewer

f Contact Jim 3 eae

By Leigh Rubin

longer than first anticipated.
While some believe an announce-
ment on the timber divisions new
owner may come as early as next
maintains the deci-
sion could be a difficult one to
make,

“We have to decide what is in

the company’s best interest.”
Determining what's in who's

)--- and D'Arcy makes three

The Rossland-Trail election
campaign became much more
complicated this morning as five-

on teomieee,

he will be running as an {
independent.

, Ansisting that he has
not lost faith in the New
Democrats even though
local party supporters
did not choose him as
their candidate, D’Arcy
said he will retain his
NDP membership while

‘offering voters another
\ choice in the current

"A huge number of
People have said they"

jwant another choice
“from the two that so far

are being presented,” §
D'Arcy said in an inter.

view. early Monday 5

morning. ‘ They want a

| third political choice

with a purely local base

Social Credit supporter
” Iris Bakken of Salmo, an ardent
Bill.Vander Zalm fan who tried to
- sign D’Arcy up ‘for the’ Socreds*”
‘ * after he lost the NDP nomination.

“I anticipate an extremely

enthusiastic and effective cam-

paign.”

Castlegar

Sun Staff

D'Arcy said his campaign government largess.’ H
is “still NDP candidate Ed Conroy pre-"

together” but that he will be able
to mount a strong re-election
effort.

dicted that D*Arcy will “take as’.
many votes away from the Socre-'
ds as he will from the NDP,” but

"I have no quarrel with the added that the exact impact is:

extremely difficult to cal-:
iy culate. :

Hi "I was not at all sur-:
prised by Mr. D’Arcy’s:;
# announcement and I wel-:
come his idacy.”
Conroy says he is not:
overly concerned with:
D’Arcy’s move stating,
“The voters are far too:
sophisticated to look at:
D’Arcy’s candidacy and:
his backers with any sort:
of form” :
I won the nomination
through dedication and:
hard work and I'm going:
to be the next. MLA:
because of dedication and:
hard work. I say, let’s set-)
tle this once.and for all,”
said Conroy. :
Social Credit candidate:
q Walter Siemens, who said:
in an earlier interview with
g] The Castlegar Sun that he.
4 was certain Mr. D'Arcy:
would not be ing as an:
independant, believes his’
re-election team is pre-
pared for D’Arcy’s candi-_

other two candidates, they are sin- "T denihink it makes a great™:
cere individuals who arc repre- _deall of difference. It may split the
“senting” theif parties well1- ag NDP. svote-a bit more than-it-will_...
running, because T believe have” affect us.”

given good, strong local represe! ‘Siemens said D'Arcy’ 's deci- _

tation’; to. this area both mK
with’ _ fegard ». t Seo D'ARCY

Chris D'Arcy

Sey S

re chief terminated

nistrator Gary Williams, a:

, Castlegar fire chief, Bob

has been d from: Ehis
i effective i di:

according to Mayor Audrey :

‘Although an investigation into
itie:

Mann was completed by city

Bidding closed on Westar timber

best interest includes analyzing
bids which contain the timber
division’s entire group of
sawmills, as well as bids which
quote only a single operation.

“We have to decide what will
be best for both the short and
long term,” continued Barry.

See “WESTAR

Festival decisions
discussed tonight

Sun Staff

‘The fate of Castlegar’s i
festival hangs in the balance
tonight.

Donna Jory, one of Sunfest's
directors, says a second meeting

will be held in the basement of
Jenny's Cafe in order to deter-
mine how much interest there is
in keeping the festival alive.

“This will be the second meet-
ing we've had in order to see if
another Sunfest is feasible,” said
Jory.
A poor turmout at the recent
September 18 meeting @ brought in
just over a dozen

While ‘it is Sorporinar for
Castlegar: that the festival remain
alive, even more crucial is the
longevity of the Castlegar Festi-
val.Society, the organization
which co-ordinates Sunfest.

“Without the Castlegar Festi-
val Society, we'd have to start
right from the very beginning,”
said Craig Burton, a Sunfest
director who has been involved
for a number of years.

See. FEST. aA

t Moore.”

Asis tnisulfi, ell

‘and ‘concluded that
witha d set-

ther’

dain “Council decided, that after
hearing the whole submission,
that in the report, there is not
enough evidence of wrong-doing

tlement with Mann was the fair
and just way to proceed.

See CHIEF 2A

-Up they go!

Crews are seen in the process of assembling the”
dorm building at Selkirk College, lifting the pre-fab
concrete wails into place. See story page 3A. ~

__ SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper