January 8, 1989

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Castlégar News

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| will be pleased to

with no obligation or
cast to you
CALL RAY BYSTROM
Castlegar Realty Ltd.
OFFICE 365. 2166 RES. 365-3520

FOR SALE
Nice small 3 bedroom. Sunporch
Franklin Fireplace, Large Fenced

Yard, Robson. Offers to $30,000.

Call 365-3243 or 352-6944

Under $40

You may advertise in this column free of
charge. Up to two items: may be ‘adver
tised, but the articles must not total over
‘$40-ond- wach item must have o price
stated. We will run your ad for three
issues. Phone our action ad number
365-2212 tin/89

GENUINE SHEEPSKIN
SEAT COVERS

UNIVERSAL STRAP-ons Reg. $46.95
MULTIFIT SLIPCOVERS Reg. $69.95

Castlegar MaZDa

Offer
Expires
Jan. 31

ea. $39.95
ea. $59.95
Call Collest 365-7241
DL No 7956

In the Castlegar Auto Mall

Pets & Livestock
For Rent

Dog Chunks 50. bos
Dog Pellets 55.0 so
Cat Food 77 is LL
Tornished, riverbank apar
ARROW BUILDING Mohawk, $250/month
Costlegar, 365-2175 * Trail. 368-5311 i uded. Inquire Mother
Nature's Pantry, 365-7750 or 365-6096
tin 01
IN ROBSON, 2 bdrm. mobile home, gas
heat, furnished, unturnished, from $195
365-3155: ttn 01
3 BDRM. ‘trailer, 14-17. wide Robson
available immediately “365-2675. 7 01
OFFICE Space, 1444 Columbia Ave. 365
6700 days, 365-6363 evenings. tin 100

WOODLAND PARK
HOUSING CO-OP

Large 2. and 3 bedroom units with lots
of yard: Possible subsidy available

For Rent fae ben Fa Weahereer or lies

Ph. 365-2677

BLUEBERRY.2 bdrm. partially furnished
suite, $275. month. 365-5312 Mae.

ONE bdrm

HUNGARIAN Vizsia Puppies, Pointer
Retriever, companion, excellent tem
perment. Ph. 362-5228. 3/03

Fancy Fur & Feathers

THE KOOTENAYS LARGEST
PET CENTRE

1 BDRM. basement suite
cluded. Private entrance $255. 365-65:

2 BDRM
Schoo!

house.
Available

adjacent + 1
immediately

FURNISHED bachelor suites, close in
utilities included. $225/ month. 365-6251

LARGE 3 bdrm. mobile home in Robsor
‘A nt ttn. 66

Gas heat. Furnished or unturnished
365-3155 tin 92. PADS for rent, Fraser Valley
tree pad rent. 581-7554

J BORM.apt
Ph, 365-6538

3 months
4

Heat light included $400
7-03

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C ourt

Family like atmosphere
1, 2and 3 bedroor
tridgé and stove

Handicapped Units available
€tose-to-3 Schools
Private Entrance

Senior Citizens retiring plan

- 365-6213

COZY 2 bdrm. house. Robson. Gas heat
Ph. 352-6944 or 365-3243 7/03
3 BDRM. house, unfurnished or willfur
nish. Ph. 365.6871 7/03
modation located in Castlegar. 2 BDRM. suite, unlurtished avoiloble
Features, are children’s playground and immediately, balance of this month free
tenant garden areas. Reny'supplement Ph. 65.5257 3/03
available to qualified applicants. For > aDeA
ther ‘information, turnished/ unturnished
Nijhuis at 365-2 c: “fridge. stove .
Housing Commission, No ned: 'n

Lakes Drive, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 189

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REGIONAL
DIRECTOR

Kootenay Region

The Canadian Red Cross Society is a large non-profit organization offering
programs and seryiges throughout the Province. Due to re-organization, a
new regional office will be ope:
local branches.

Sundeck

APPLICATIONS are being received for 2
and 3 bedroom family rental accom

mobile home, large addition
washer, dryer
Very clean. Located
» school. Children
welcome $350 monthly, Ph. 365-2444

3.

the Kootenay Region to serve the

As the Regional Director you will be responsible Yor setting up the new
regional office and establishing Red Cross programs and services within
the region. You will possess strong organizational and volunteer

management skills and have a proven track record in monaging CW
munity based programs

To qualitty tor this position, you will have o post secondary education and
@ minimum of 4 years’ related experience in a volunteer based environ

ment

The Society offers a comprehensive compensation package commensurate
with experience

Please reply in confidence to the Commissioner, on or before Jenvery 27
1989.

The Canadian Red Cross Society as

4750 Oak Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6H 2N9

For Rent

3 BDRM. trailer — washer, dryer, stove
fridge, all furnishings.’ Available now
Ph. 365-6900. tn/03
2 BDRM. house, North Castlegar, fridge
stove included. $400/mo. Ph. 399-4168
tn/03
FURNISHED 3 bdrm. house, North
Castlegar near downtown $325. Ph. 365
3580 7/03

Ads For Seniors

FULL size microwave loven with meat
probe $95°OBO. Kenmore dishwasher
$50. Ph, 365-5048 303
% SIZE mattress & box spring $150
Chrome rocker $25, macrame round
table with glass top $25. Ph. 365-3298 at
ter 5 p.m 3/03
ARBORITE kitchen table with 6 bucket
seat chairs, good condition $200. Ph
365-3498 or 365-5808. 303
SIZE 14:16 Mary Maxim grey cardigan
skaters sweater, pattern in red. white
and blue colors, lovely outdoor sweater
size 16 navy blue full length
like new, asking $40 OBO.
af coat, quilted lining
ew $50 OBO. Ph. 365
3/03
SENIOR Citizens may advertise iterhs for
column freé of charge
365-2212 alsothave your
» Card Number handy. W
ad fo
limit $200 for 3 items
item must be stated.

—Swap Shop

SONY *% VCR value, $100; will swap tor
VHS or Beta VCR in working condition
365-8259 hoz
YOU must state what you are willing to
swap for. Value of the item must be
stated, and must not exceed $100
Phone our Action Ad number 365-2212 or
write Swap Shop, Box 3007. Castlegar
B.C, YIN 3H4. We'll run your ad for 3
Sse at ne charge tin/85

Homes For Sale

SMALL 3 bdrm... no basement, 1.53
acres, Chino Creek. Moving. Many ex
tras. $31, SOO'OBO. Ph. 693-5589 3/03

Mobile Homes

WANTED: Mobile homes. 581-7554 leave
a message

WRITER, Pilot, Rancher, Dog Fancier
modest quarters in the country, room tor
animals. impeccable loca!

Lease with option to buy. 365-2271

reterences.

3/02

Vehicles

1986 MAZDA truck club cab
model. Bucket seats.
boards, canopy

snow tires. 55,000 kms. Excellent con.
dition, 365-5891 3/02

sports
running
wheels and

STEALS Month

MUST BE
SOLD BY JAN. 6

BB BERETIENG 9 495
88 sue25.0} 1. 600
'88 DYNES 3 B50

"88 5th AVENUE

CAR RENTAL
Special

314% ‘Dey
P.Us MAEAGE

CAR SALES
oe Rentals, Leases

Located Behind Castlegar
Realty * 365-7555

AT OUR
COL. AVE
LOCATION

DL. 8015

74 TOYOTA Landcruiser, excellent con
dition 50,000 miles. 2 sets tires and rims
$4500 OBO. Ph. 365-5675 after 6 p.m

3

1985 GMC ‘4T, looks good

runs great,
$5900. Ph. 365-7413. 3/0:

astiegy Cy begins Engines
OPEN!

. Prerctar had Rebuilt Engines
* Engine Parts * Hi Performance Acc.
OPEN SATURDAYS!

Call 365-6881

2230-6th Ave., Castlegar

1979 CAMARO, new paint, stereo, ex
cellent condition in and out, winter tires.
rear louvers. $3,000. Ph. 365-3133 or
365-2449 3/03

Snowmobiles
78 ARCTIC Cat, Jag 7000 used under 76
hrs. $1000. Like new. Ph. 365-6168. 3/03

Our Action Ad Phone
Number is 365-2212

TH

Coming Soon . . . See the

Hi Castlegar News of Sun., Jan.

| SYRINGA PARK ‘ae

CALL SIO Santis

365-5472

Equipment

1970 CASE 580 loader 2-lever extend-a.
hoe, rebuilt diesel engine, new tires and
pump. Asking $7800. 365-5699. ttn/99

Wanted

FEMALE non-smoker fo share apartment
with 19-year-old girl. Phone 365-3641
7/102
TO BUY: 10" radial armsaw, 10” electric
mitre saw, 365-66 7/102
TO RENT: Family needs lorgé 279 bdrm
house; South Castlegar/Blueberry area.
References. Collect, 825-4 3/02
HOUSE to rent
room 466

WANTED

unturnished, 365-2128.
3/02

PAYROLL ASSISTANT: The Trail Regional
ai invites applications tor the part

n ition of Payroll Assistant (40

pure ccesstul ap

to be directed in con!
‘onnel Departm

Regional Hospital, 1200. Hospital Bench,

Trail, B.C., VIR AMI

Ce

Castlegar and District
Golf Club is Taking
Applications for

CATERERS

To operate the clubhouse concession
and bar

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
LONTACT JOE PAPP:
Rotors 4 p.m. — 365-4265
After 5 p.m. — 365-7057
or in writing, Box 168, Robson, B.C
VOG 1X0

RELIABLE part-time babysitter tor kin

try. 365-7750 or 365-6096 evenings.
t#n/02

ss S$:
January 8, 1989 Castlegar News —8T

TYPING SERVICE; Complete, quick, ac
curate. Call 365-6170 13/94
FOR HIRE, small skidder with operator
10-years. experience in selective
logging. Evenings 359-7044 3/04

The Propane People

Complete Propane Services
DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL
CONSTRUCTION HEATING
CYLINDER FILL

Auto Propane © Appliances
24 HOUR SERVICE

Office 359-7373 * Eves. 365-3152
South Slocan

PROVINCIAL AMBULANCE SERVICE

AMBULANCE
DRIVER/
ATTENDANT

QUALIFICATIONS: Class 4 Drivers
license and a valid IFA ticket
preterre

Applications may be picked up ot
Castlegar Ambulance. Station. For
further info contact David Martin at
365-2617 or 365-6711

Closing date: Jan. 31/89.

PART-TIME full-time help wanted. Apply
Ot Dixie Lee, 2816 Columbia Ave; only
hers 3/02

CLEAN
COTTON RAGS

Castlegar News

197 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

HYDRAULIC snow blade for
PHone'365-7497 after 7 p.m.

pickup
tin/75,

COLOR TV, reasonably priced
365-6549 after 6 p.m.

WANTED — Bookcase. Ph, 365-7197
3/03

must
work 1

WANTED TO RENT Video recorder
Ph. 365 3/03

Help Wanted

TEACH NEEDLECRAFTS two evenings
each week and earn $100. No experien
training-provided tree
Call Mrs. Smith, 357-9413, or write Box
874, Salmo. B,C. VOG 120
CASTLEGAR TAXI: Drivers required
must have Class 4 drivers licence. 365

2777 7/100

ce necessary

C.F.L.T.
REGISTERED MEDICAL
TECHNOLOGIST

Required for Casual Work

Contact:
L. DeROSA
Chief Technologist
Castlegar & District Hospital
709-10th St., Castlegar, B.C. VIN 287

AVON. Xmas selling is here. A few ex
cellent territories still available. For
more information phone 365-3874 or
365-7566 tn/76
MATURE babysitter who will come to our
home. Occasional afternoons and
evenings. Ph. 365-5355. 3/03

The Hot Box

Up to 10 words fee only $1 Ba iter
one time, $2.99 f
$3.99 for three
Ads must be paid for at time of
placement.

1972 DATSUN, runs good, $300 OBO. Ph.
365-2807 303
1981 MUSTANG, T-roof, $4300 OBO. Ph
365-2669 after 4 p.m. 3/03
1981 FULL-SIZE 4x4 Jimmy, many op.
tions, $4,000 OBO. Ph. 365-2278. 3/03
1976 PLYMQUTH Volare, winter beater
$150. Ph. 365-8131 2/03
1981 FULL-SIZE, 4x4, Jimmy
tions, $4,000 0.b.0. 365-2278.

many op.
0

fireley tmes Slr senbiory.

AUTOMOTIVE
DIRECTORY

K&A
TIRES

COMPUTERIZED ALIGNMENTS
Wheel ond 4 Wheel

1807 aes Awe CALL

Amwcesrone 365-2955

—
UNIROYAL
a

VOLUNTEERS
URGENTLY REQUIRED TO
HELP WITH SENIORS.
PHONE 365-7277

GRASSROOTS GARDENING
SNOW REMOVAL
esidential, Driveways, Sidewalks
REASONABLE RATES
For Estimates Phone 365-8434

WE START 1989
WITH LOTS OF
FIRST CLASS
USED TRADE-INS

"87 S15 Pickup

'86 S10 Pickup

‘85 Jimmy-S15 4x4
‘85 Regal Ltd.

"85 Citation «doo
2—'84 Chev '4-Ton aa
'81 Omega CS2800
"82 Regal Ltd.

'88 Daytona
‘88 Dakota P/U
'87-Voyager

'87 Aries

'86 Caravelle Turbo
"86 Diplomat
’85 Caravan

"85 Mini-Van
"84 Caravan

"80 Cordoba
'84 Rampage

'86 Ranger P/U
'86 Ranger 4x4
'80 LTD

"88 Tercel 4 doo
'83 Toyota P/U
71 ame (Cheap)

PAUL'S
ALACE

LTD.

inant JUNCTION, TRAIL

368-8295

Dealer Lic. No. 5888

BRANCHING Out Tree Service. 362-5073.

tin/81
MATURE WOMAN willing to babysit in
her home. Resrocable rates references
available. Phone 365:664 141790

THE PLUMBING
HEATING DOCTOR

* GAS CONTRACTING

* REPAIRS & RENOVATIONS

* COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL
PLUMBING

24 Hour Emergency Service

Ph. 399-4762

NEED 0 carpenter? Work by hour or con:
tract. Free .estimates. Also concrete

forms for rent. 365-6)20. ter 22

Student Placement

14-YEAR-OLD STUDENT willing to do edd
jobs, babysitting, yardwork, etc

365-2375 ask for Kirk itnvot
CERTIFIED responsible 14-year-old will
babysit weekends. Experience summer
sitting and occasional sitting references
Call Lisa, 365-6442 3/01

BABYSITTER available, call Angela 3.

ODD.JOB-LAD — 13-year-old aie to
do yordwork, etc. Call 365-2375 ask for
Dave ‘ tfn/01
NEED a job? High school and college
students may offer their services under
this category. Drop us a line or phone
the Action Ad number 365-2212. We will
run your ad for 3 issues at no charge
1/76

Giveaway

GERMAN Shepherd puppies, 5 male. 1
female. Ph. 365-6685 or 365-7574. 3/03
4 MOS. old Shepherd puppy. Ph by
8262 after 8 p.m 3/03
FREE to good country home. female Lab
9-months, spayed, has shots~ 365
bi2e 3/01
7 HEREFORD Texas Dingo Blue Heeler
‘short-haired bush cow dogs, 8-weeks
Williams, vet. 365-2344, 365.

3/02

IF YOU have an item you'd like t@ give

way, please drop us a line or phone
365-2212. We'll run your ad 3 issues tree
of charge 180/73,

Found

=

10th AVENUE; female cat, reddish
brown arid white, long fur, very affec
tionate. Wearing flea collar. 365-6075
3/02
NEAR MIKE'S Service, January 1. rabbit
Thrume area, Owner may claim By
phoning 399-4386 3
ONE GORE-TEX ski masters mitten in
Ootischenia, near Golf Course Road
365-3279 3/02
GNE case of tapes, Sih Street. Owner
may claim by phoning 365-8339. 3/03
SNOWMOBILE cowling found on Broad
water Road, Robson. Owner may call
365-7721 to identity 3/03
MEN'S wedding band found near
bowling alley. Ph. 365-3749 to identity
3/03

RED BARON COINS: Buying — Selling

located in Lauener Bros

Trail. Best to phone for an
@ppointment, 368-5828. 52/83
FOUND items ore not charged for. If
you've found something phone the Ac
tion Ad number 365-2212 anytirne during
business hours. We'll run the ad 3 issues
tree of charge +#n/85

Share-a-Ride

WORK, school trips, weekly shopping.
Cut expenses and save mone

together with your neighbour "inoue
FREE Shore-A-Ride column. We'll run
your ad 3 issues free of charge. Phone
our Action Line 365-2212. tin/76

Notices

DANCE BANDS and mobile disco
Available tor dny type of engagement
1-362-7795. tin
WINNERS of the Nordic Lodge 76 Xmds
Draw are

prize: Bernie Swenson

Torbic

Engagements

MR. and Mrs. Carl Zaytsoft of Castlegar
ere pleased to, announce the
engagement of their daughter Marilyn
to Rick Hoodicolf, son of Mr. and Mrs
Nick Sopriken of Kamloops. 03

2 ae

Oicosrs Taupanens
MORE THAN § 250
MW HOUR FOR THE GOVT.
SoRpeises aio #5 3/9
Uh 1D $5 3/
AN HR.FOR STORAGE !

PALL MALL,
TENN.

+
WORLOS LARGEST
cians,
ARE MADE IN
OWE OF THE SMALLEST"
COUNTRIES INTHE WoRLOL

Personal

ALCOHOLICS anonymous and Al-Anor.
Phone 365-3663 104/74

RELIABLE Canadian afid Oriental ladies
all ages (16-60) would like
housekeeping opportunities in ex
change for shared accommodation, new
locations, companionship, ete. Requests
jor more information call .1-547-2020

anytime, day or night, 7 days a week
3-02

€erd of Thanks

WE wish to express our sincere thanks to
all who tared for our dear husband and
father, Charles Harrison, during his
illness and for all the kind expressions
of sympathy. Special thanks to Doctors
Hall and Tomaszewski, the nurses and
staff of Castlegar Hospital, and Public
Health Nurse Chris Lewis, for the ex
cellent care shown to him: and to Rev
Herman Engberitk, the pallbearers
orgenist Rudy Batf, St. Rita's Parish
Choir, and the Catholic Women's
League. Eileen Harrison, Michel & Terry
Herron Philip ee Harrison

Stephen & Kelly Harrison, Catherine &
Ken Englis!

in Memoriam

IN loving memory of Greg Koltinow who
passed away January, }
Ihave only your peat dhe
dear grandson
To remember my whole life through,
But the sweetness wil! linger forever

I treasure the image of you
Sadly missed by grandmoth-r Mary Kot
tinow and family 03
THE B.C. HEART FOUNDA ION accepts
with gratitude ‘In Memoriam’ donations
which help promote Heart Research
Cords sent to next-of-kin, ‘Box 3023
€astlegar, B.C D481
CANADIAN
memoriar

CANCER SOCIETY

Caterer
suing
premier

VANCOUVER (CP) A caterer
at Fantasy Garden World is suing
Premier Bill Vander Zalm and his
wife Lillian, claiming business is
suffering because of the premier.

The catering-firm owners want the

Vander Zalms to move out of the
garden theme park in suburban
Richmond. They also want* the
Vander Zalm family to refrain from
being “involved directly in the daily
management” of the park's opera
tions as they pertain to Darthuizen
Haute” Catering Ltd.
The suit, filed Dec. 23, 1988, says
since Vander Zalm became premier
there have been several protests at
the garden.

“The attendance of the public due
to the publicity has declined steadily
on the premises, resulting in dam
ages to Darthuizen,” according to the
restaurant

The suit is a counter-claim against
Fantasy Garden World Inc., which is
suing Darthuizen for $39,278.52

According to a claim filed Nov
1988, by Fantasy Garden World,
Darthuiz has failed to report
gratuities charged to customers, of
which Fantasy Gardens is to be paid
10 per cent

RENT THIS
SPACE
365-5210

Wolf kill
assists

VANCOUVER (CP) Hunting
guides say the provincial..go
ment is halting its wolf kill program
in northeastern British Columbia to
please wolf lovers, not because
statistics show the kill is unnec
essary,

“The (Environment) Ministry is
controlled. by..polities—and—publie
opinion in my opinion there's
never a time when wolves don't need
to be controlled,” Ken Kyllo,
guide-outfitter for 35 years,
from his Hudson's Hope home.

“The point that's being missed is
there are vast areas of British
Columbia where nothing is being
done for fear of raising the hue and
cry of wolf lovers. I've seen it from
the first big wolf control in the "50s.
Where they've been kept down,
there's lots of game. Where they
haven't it's very evident.”

Ralph Archibald, a spokesman for
the ministry's Wildlife Branch, said
that counts of caribou, moose, elk and
stone sheep in the region indicated
the program was not needed this
year and maybe not for the next four

RIDING IN NEW YEAR. .

years.

. New Year's baby Ashley
Koochin and her proud parents received an infant
gar seat from the B.C. Medical Association at
Castlegar and District Hospital on Friday: The

B.C.M.A. gave away safety car seats to New
Year's babies at 87 hospitals across B.C. this year
(From left) Karen Zavaduk; Anna Koochin, Ashley
Koochin, Steve Koochin and Dr. Bullock

He would not speculate whether
publicity following a B.C. Supreme
Court ban on the kill last January or
demonstrations against the program
outside B.C. Tourism offices in the
United States had any part in_the
_ministry's decision.

Guide Ross Peck, 37, WhO operates
in the Muskwa region. where- recent
wolf kills have been mounted, said
there are still some parts of that area
where the wolf contro] program is
necessary

“There are parts with low calf
counts and high wolf counts — there
was a pack of 20 wolves spotted in said there is little
the Muskwa region last week. danger'the diseases will spread into

But Stu Reeder, president of the the general population
B.C. Wildlife Federation, said the kill “By and large, the risk is low,” he
was cancelled. because the wolves said.
and game “are in balance.”

He denied a statement -by Paul
George, director of the Western
Canada Wilderness Committee, that partment before they leave, McLean
the wolf population has been “deci- said. Public health officials tend to
mated in the area.” have more complete and up-to-date

Births & Funerals

BIRTHS Kelly and Wanda Myer; and one
BADEN — To Greg and Linda Baden of nephew, Robert Kayand and numerous
Calgary, a boy, born Dec grand nieces and grand nephews

VANCOUVER (CP) Diseases
such as malaria and-teprosy are-being-
brought into British Columbia ob a
regular basis by travellers-and- tm-
migrants, a city health official says.

About 100 cases of malaria are
diagnozed each year in British Col
umbia and about a dozen people are
currently being treated for leprosy in

Ted McLean said

Travellers should protect them
selves against such diseases by

checking with their local health de

HUTCHESON. Thelma Eiteen Hut
cheson of Nakusp died in High River
Hospital. on Dec. 22. She was 70. She was
predeceased by her parents; two sisters
Ehtel James and Gladys McRae and her
brothers Leonard and Dell and husband

BUERGE — To Mork Budrge ond Cothy-Jo
Wright of Nelson, a girl; Born Jan. |

GRAYSON To Dale and Donna
Grayson (nee Marggilus) of Kelowna, a
boy, born Dec

KOSIANCIC Fawn ond Bernie

To husband Bill
Kosiancic of Castlegar, a girl, born De:

Jean and husband Soren Madsen
Procter and Anita af Balfour; sons
Jdney C. Hutcheson of Calgary and
prinis Wand wife Mary Hutcheson of
Kamloops, 12 grandchildren; 10 great
grandchildren

LATINSKI — To Jim and Arteun Cotinakt
of Slocan, a girl, born D

MARHN-—Te-Donald and Pamela Mar :
tin of Salmo, a girl, born Dec, 23 PISACRETA Shirley Elizabeth
Pisacreta of Blewett-died Jon.1- in
RHODES — To Chris and Frances Rhodes, " Kootenay Lake District Hospital. She wos
a girl, born Dec. 22 61. Mrs. Pisacreta is survived by her
husband Silvio; children Dan and wite
SRA — To Narankar and Lakhwinder Sra Lynda Pisacreta of Richmond, Dorothy
of Castlegar, agirl, born Dec. 28 and husband Murray Winlaw of
oe Nanaimo, Tom and wite Jean Pisacreta
of Blewett; five grandchildren; father
Jack Andres of Nelson; sisters Inzo and
husband Bob Jackson, Elva Hutchinson
and Bery! Andrews all of Pender Island
and Laure and husband Flip Penny of
Edmonton, brother Jimmy (Cyndi) and
family of Soskatoor
WOIKIN Kenneth and Wanda oo |e
Woikin of Nelson, a boy, born Dec. 28 PETERSEN — Eugene Herman Petersen
died Dec. 20 at the Victorian Hospital in
Kaslo. He was 72. Mr. Petersen is sur
ATTAWAY |— Martha (Mattie) Attaway —_vived by his sister Gunley, brother Har
of Trail died Dec. 31 at the Trail Regional __tvig (Snoose) and nephew John Petersen
Hospital following a lengthy illness. She of Spokane: sister and brother-in-law
was 76. Mrs. Attawage's survived by her —_Klara.and Vince Davey of Kelogg, idaho
daughter Jean Cargnelli of Trail niece Sonya Chaney of Lewiston, Idaho
Gordon of Kamloops; tour sister-in-law and three nieces in Ontario
dchildren; nieces and nephews. She was and a niece in England: as well as
predeceased by her husband Fred in several great nieces and nephews. He
1963; a brother Thomas Reid in 1977 and was predeceased by his brother Arthur
sister Jean McLeod in 1988 of Sarnia, Ontario.

STILWELL To Leslie and Brenda
Stilwell of Nelson, a girl, born Dec. 29.

WASYLKIW To Rob and Valerie
Wasylkiw (nee: Sandulescu), a girl, bern
Dec._15.. if

DEATHS

GRENFELL — Kirby Harry Grenfell of
Nelson-passed away in Kootenay take Schofield died Dec. 28 af Trail Regional
District Hospitat on Dec. 21. He was 93. Hospital after a brief illness. She was 95
Mr. Grentell was predeceased by his She wos predeceased by her two
wife Irene in 1977. He is survived by brothers, James P. and John H
three nieces; Margaret Murphy, Helen — Schofield

SCHOFIELD Dorothy Letitio (Letty

SILVICULTURIST

Slocan Forest Products Ltd. is accepting applications for the
Position of Silviculturist for its Slocan Division

The successful applicant, reporting to the Forestry Superinten
dent, shall be responsible for all phases of the Divisional
Silvicultural program

Applicant must be a Registered Professional Forester with at
least three years’ silvicultural experience. Computer experien
ce and familiarity with West Kootenay biogeoclimatic zones
would be an asset

Apply in writing to
Mr. Terry Dod A
Woodlands Manager
Slocan Forest Products Ltd.
Slocan, B.C. VOG 2C0

Disease brought into B.C.

information on__diseases~ in other Mexico.
countries than general practitioners, Leprosy. is
he said. ous,” he-said
Malaria is transmitted bya sub to transmit.*
type of the Anopheles mosquito
common to Central aiid South Amer. .
ica, Africa, Southeast Asia and India.
And McLean said an_ increasing
number of cases are coming from

“almost non-contagi

“It’s almost impossible

contracted in
Southeast Asia and South
America, the disease is curable but
treatment often takes a number of
years

commonly

Job openings

Details of these and other job oppor
tunities are available at:

Fequired in Trail for three to tour months
work. (617
Two openings exist locall tor certified

Trail Canada Employment Centre
a3: heavy duty mechanics. (637)

Spokane Street
Phone: 368-5566

A social worker is fequired
Must have bachelor's degree ir
sciences and experier
proterred. Wage is up to $1060
weekly

Apprentice or certified hairdressers
are required in Castlegar and Trai some
Journeyman Offset Press Operator
required in Trail. (600)
ee ae Experienced heed cook equired tor
Certified Pipefitters are required for Trail restaurant. Wage is $1200 per mon
three to four months work in Trail. (616) th

Structural tronworkers (certified or

ossistont
with substantial work experience) are

Bokery clerk & baker's
required in Trail area. (1D & 2

— WANTED.—

CLEAN COTTON RAGS
Castlégar News

197 Columbia Ave., Castlegar

THE

Coming Soon . See the
Castlegar News of Sun., Jan..15

RETAIL OPPORTUNITY

Chevron Canada Limited, British Columbia's leading reta: ; ga
is offering @ solid business opportunity to a motivate teresiec
operating a tull serve, two pump service bay re s e
Nelson

Interested individuals should bepfep
February }; 1989. ond should possess
excellent interpersonal skills
‘an abundance of enthusiasm
and customer service
past and proven experience ma
sound financing

Inferested applicants are requested to phone
MARS. MAUREEN BLACK
Toll Free 1-800-663-1460
or Collect (604) 668-5576 in Vancouv: