8 3
LITTLE OF EE ING es

th was all at the Sixth Annual West Kootenay Trade Fair and Folkorama ‘82 sponsored

y the Castlegar Selkirk Lions on the weekend at the Community Complex.

—CatNewsPhoto by Ron Norman,

B.C. Festival of Arts

Kamloops makes ready

KAMLOOPS (CP) — The
results of years of hard work
by hundreds of B.C. artists
are trickling into this south-
ern Interior city and artists
throughout the province are
honing their skills in music,
dance and drama in prepar-
ation for the first B.C. Fes-
tival of the Arts to be held
here June 2 through 5.

The festival is being or-
ganized through the co-oper-
ative efforts of the B.C.
Music Festival Association,
Theatre B.C., the Assembly
of B.C. Arts Councils, the
Association of B.C. Drama
Educators, the B.C. Music
Educators Association and
the B.C. Student Film Fes-
tival.

OES Minto Chapter

The provincial government.
has allocated $500,000 from
the Provincial Lotteries
Fund for the festival and an
additional $75,000 is being
raised by the city.

Barry McDell, general
manager of the festival, has
his hands full with planning

for the billeting, transporting

and. feeding ‘the 1,500 par-

ticipants as well as co-ordin- ”-

ating displays and events.
McDell and one full-time
worker and one part-timer
have been working out of a
Vancouver office since Sept.
1, 1981, dealing with the
logistics of the festival.
“It's the little details that
drive everyone mad,” says
MeDell. “The whole festival

installs officers

During the regular meet-
ing of Minto Chapter No. 79
Order of the Eastern Star the
1982-83 officers were in-
stalled. In were

ing her as their Worthy Ma-

tron and hoped they would all

have a very happy and suc-

cessful year. On behalf of the
bers Mrs. Sch

visitors from Colville, Kettle
Falls, Rossland, Creston,
Vancouver, Nelson and Trail.

Mrs. D. Stewart W.M.
welcomed all present and in-
troduced Mrs. H. Schellen-
berg Past Grand Matron of
the Grand Chapter of British
Columbia and the Yukon
O.E.S., who was accorded
Grand Honors. Also acknow-
ledged were Mrs. Raine
Grand representative,
Worthy Matron and Worthy
Patrons from visiting Chap-
ters.

Upon retiring the 1981-82
officers gifts were presented
to Mrs. Stewart and Clarence
Ackerman. During the re-
tiring march Mrs. Stewart
received a carnation from
each officer and Mr. Acker-
man a boutinere.

The Installing officer for
the 1982-83 officers was Mrs.
H. Schellenberg assisted by
marshal, Mrs. Stewart; A.M.,
Mrs. N. Zuk; Chaplain, Mrs.
N. Oswald; Conductress,
Mrs. G. Van Beynum; organ-
ist, Mrs. E.D. Allingham;
Warder, Mrs. J. Nicholson
and Sentinel, Mr. W. Fer-
guson.

Officers installed for 1982-

83 are Worthy Matron, Mrs.
L. Greenwood; Worthy Pa-
tron, Jack Parkin; Associate
Matron, Mrs. C. Ackerman;
Assoc., Patron Clarence Ac-
kerman; secretary, Mrs. H.
Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. W.
Crawford; chaplain, Mrs. W.
Sommerfield;
Somemrfield; — conductress,
Mrs. S. Partridge; Marshal,
Mrs. D. Miskell; organist,
Mrs. M. Peachey; Star
Points, Mrs. J. Raine, Mrs.
D. Craig, Mrs. J. Heslop,
Mrs. J.J. Booth, and Mrs. J.
Donnan; warder, Mrs. W.
‘Chress; Sentinel, Walter
Chress.

Mrs. Greenwood the newly
installed Worthy Matron ex-
tended her thanks to the
members of Minto for elect-

presented Mrs. Stewart with
her Past Matrons Jewel.
Mrs. Greenwood presented
Mr. Ackerman with his Past
Patron's Jewel.

on behalf of the Ackerman
family, Mrs. Ackerman pres-
ented Mrs. Greenwood with a
beautiful bouquet.

Good wishes and congrat-
ulations were extended to all
the newly installed officers.
At the close of the meeting
delicious refreshments were
served, including a lovely
decorated cake for the
Worthy Matron which she
cut and served.

was and is just an idea — and
it won't become a reality
until June 5.”
GIANT BARBEQUE

The plan calls for Kam-
loops artists to welcome the
visiting artists at a giant
barbeque June 2, The -open-
ing ‘party will feature four
stages and continuous enter-
tainment.

"Festivities won't be. con-
fined to one area of the city.
Visual art displays, repre-
senting the best work of.
3,600 B.C. artists and crafts-
men, will be displayed in
storefront windows and var-

fous other locations around:

the city.

Theatre B.C. will conduct
the provincial drama’ cham-
pionsbips at Sagebrush Teh-
atre during the festival. Ten
productions selected as the
best at regional amateur
drama festivals will be Per-
formed.

The Association of Drama
Educators, representing
1,500 high school students
and their teachers, also will

Rock star
Car is.

LOS ANGELES (AP) —

gun-wielding robber < con-
fronted rock star Rod Stew-
art in broad daylight and
drove off with his $50,000
Porsche as his secretary and
three-year-old daughter
looked on, sheriff's deputies
said today.

No one was hurt in the
robbery, whic took place near
Hollywood's. Sunset . Boule-
vard about 11:30 a.m. Mon-
day, Deputy Clyde French

perform a series of plays for’

provincial championships.

The B.C. Music Festival
will hold provincial cham-
pionships, workshops and
public ‘ entertainment.

The BC. Student Film
Festival also will hold pro-
vineial championships. Public

ings of 25 i

Poster

contest

winners named

The winners of the Stanley
Humphries Secondary School
poster contest “Evils of Al-
cohol and Drugs with Our
Youth Today" were: first —
Kim: Terekoff, Grade 12;
second, —George Koochin,
Grade 10; third — Evelyn
Lovernow, Grade 12; and
honorable mention — Linda
Guymer, Grade 10 and Bren-
da Behan — Grade 12,

The judges were Eleanor
Elstone, co-ordinator of edu-
cation and: extension NEC,
Constable Helen Mahon,
RCMP and Colin Pryce, art
teacher.

Seamen Dewis, Pythian
poster contest chairman was
in attendance and extended
thanks on behalf of the Py-
thians to the judges for a job
well done t art teacher Mrs.
C. Couch, and to all the art
students for their partici-
pation and excellent ideas,

It is anticipated that the
prize money. will be pre-
sented to the students on
Awards Day. The first place
poster. by Kim Terekoff will
now go to New Westminster
for judging and_ possible,
advancement to a higher
level.

Indian band members
each receive $10,000

'
PENTICTON — Each
member of the Penticton In-
dian Band received $10,000
cheques Tuesday in settle-
ment of a land claim agree-
ment between he the band
and the federal and provin:
cial governments. :

Three hundred and eighty
cheques were distributed as
part of the claim package,
which includes a total of $14.2
million’ and the return of
about 5,200 hectares of land
to the band.

One family — father, mo-
ther and six children —
walked away with $80,000.

Band chief Morris Kruger
declined to comment onthe
allocation of the cheques.

The band voted overwhel-
mingly March 7 to accept the
settlement, which gives the
band $18.2 million from the
federal government as com-

films from elementary, sec-
ondary and college: group’s
will be held.

Among activities set up in
conjunction with the festival
are the assembling and hang-
ing of a-16-metre three-
dimensional woven piece of
fibre art and a fashion show
of wearable art.

And B.C. artist Bill Fon:
therston will supervise the
painting and overall design of
a large wall mural being done
by local high school art stu-
dents,

Kamloops will receive a
$50,000 legacy fund to: prom-
ote amateur arts in the city

upon the festival's comple-:

tion,

stolen

said.

The assailant apparently
didn't know who he was
dealing with, French said,
and suggested that worked i in
Stewart's favor.

“Generally. when some-
thing like this happens to
someone of renown, the (vic- |
tim) is believed to be carry-
ing money or jewels on his
person,” he said. “In this case
the person was content with
taking the car.”

for land, known as
cut-off lands, taken by the
McKenna-McBride commis-
sion in the early 1900s.

It also includes the return
of §,200 hectares by the pro-
vineial government, which
will pay the band $1 million
for land it intends to keep.

‘In addition to the $3.8
million collected by individu-
al members Tuesday, $1.5
million will be put into a fund
for water-system improve-
ments and other reserve
projects. ‘The balance of the

$14 million will go into a
heritage fund.

The Penticton agreement
is the first and largest of 22
such claims to be negotiated
with bands in B.C,

DEMONSTRATION .

Plan to Attend a Demonstration

of Bread Mixers
(Makes up to 12 Loaves)
AND DEHYDRATORS

BY BERRON
TUE., MAY 4

Granny's Pantry, Castleaird Plaza
For Further Information Ph. 365-3933

: Buy Your:
GRADUATION
SUIT —

at
Alfonso Apa
Ladies’ & Men's Wear
: and receive a

SHIRT & TIE

“Where Service Begins”
Phone 368-5314
1364 Bay Ave., Trall

Sat. hours: beginning April 17 — 7:30 a.m.-8:30 am.
Phone 365-6256 or call collect 352-2426 (after hours)

I decided to
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Now ! am what! always
wanted tobe... slim!

at just over 4‘% feet tall, Lillian Leger weighed o hefty 268
Pounds. 7 That wos in April, 1980, th the next 13 months,
llian tost 160 pounds.

I! ‘ould
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to Diat Centre, Diet Center taught me how fo eat the!
proper foods, | felt very good all the time | was on the

rogram, Now I've got much more energy. | like myself

etter.
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of Chilliwack, B.C.
Call Diet Center.
You can lose 17 to 25 pounds i
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We have ret &

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Spreaders

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TROWELEX RENTALS

4450 Columbia Ave., Castlegar 365-3315

Royal Albert

FIRST COVE Se NO

SALE ENDS MAY 8, 1982
1217 3rd St., Castlegar

& Paragon

365-7782

UNIQUE MAIL-ORDER
LOGUE, selt-help tools, canning,
gardening, riche ering, hor-

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mil 1, Pioneer Place, Route 4,
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ATARI OWNERS. | Tremendou:
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brother

Machines,
ond Typewriter Rentals

& UNION P remes E

HIGH PRESSURE COMBINATION
STEAM CLEANER. Mallsbury 610
with hoses and ‘accessories, On
Wa Ford %-ton with conepy;
Ph, 112-837-:
Revelstoke, Phone after 6 pm
SOCCER UNIFORMS (colour
holee). quality boots, soxs, ball
Warehouse prices
delivery. Please ephonet The Valley
Volley rhe ein Wellington
Avenue, Chilliwack, B.C.
12-795-6515. L34

Shock Absorber Sale

20% Off Monroe Shocks
Free Installation — Sale Ends May 15
Mon. - Fri. 8a.m. - 6 p.m.
Frultvale Hwy. Trall
(located just before Waneta Plaza)
368-5228
“REMEMBER": You may have to live with your job
fora long time — Do it right the first time.

Sat. 9a.m.-5p.m."

Don't
Miss.
it!

Place, Your
Action'Ad by
T1AM,
FRIDAY
for Sunday CasNews.

365-2212

FREE THE WEST Tapes. Hear
Bouglos Christie, W.C.C. Foun-

jestern. Independence.
Send Slo to 810 von ee Street,
Victoria, B.C. V6W Fr a
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@ SANYO

Talevisrons = Colour ond Black & White

& tereo Systeme Rentale

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selee ped Serra

CHINA CREEK
MINI STORAGE

‘ULOCK U STORE
Ph. 365-069.”

1-YR=GLO Washer and ayers, ww
x 16° blue carpet. Ph, bon

DOUBLE GED ond frame, $140: 3
drawer ches!) $45. P h, 965-3548,
FARM FRESH asparagus. Place,
Creston, B.C. Ph.
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OOTENAY SAILING CLUB. ~
Ming Daplay Waneta Plaza
Mall, April 29M Moy 1.

CLASSIFIED
RATES AND
INFORMATION

Rates
First 10 Words $2.50
Additional Words 10¢
S insertions for Price of 2
7 insertions forPrice ot 4
Rotes fr
“Times Also 10 Avalloble

Payment Policy
Payment. may be-made by
e or Visa. and

not ‘advisable to send cash
through. the mall. Classified
‘Ads may be charged, but q $1
billing chetGe will be made if
the ad is not pald for seven
days after it first appears.

{This $1 charge.does NOT ap-

ply to Visa and ‘MasterCard

charges.)
Action Ads Deadlines
“Word Ads”

WEDNESDAY CASNEWS
12.Noon Tuesday
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ds Deadi Lon

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and 10 a.m. Fridays.

Order by Mail. *
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separate piece of paper and
mall to:
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CASTLEGAR, B.C,

‘VIN SHS
‘The Castlegar News reserves
the right to classily ads under

appropriate headings and to
determine page iocetlon,

Human Rights Act
All advertisemants auth as
Wanted must. comply
the British Columbia
Humon Rights Act. This Act
states no advertisement may
state or imply o preference,
Imitation, or Specification, on
the basis of'an opplicant’s
race, religion, colour, marital
. ancestry, place of
‘or sex (unless the
es to the main-

Surelit th seat

easons.
load at Beaver Creek,
Ten.

* Black Sandy
Loain Top Soil

a.

* Masons Sand
© Gravel & Fill’.

o® ‘DELIVERED *

TROWELEX ”
» 365-3317

ACCORDIAN, excellent condition,
block. many octave keys, Ph. 365:

3/53

S289 otis Sp BGS
FRIOGE, stove, bathtub and doar,

} reasonably priced. Ph. 365

3 10
rd good fo uilts. Pi bruset
¥ * 3/38

CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 28, 1982

tly behind Su

S12

SSS

ONE & 2 BDRM cotta;
full bosement hom
9365-29:

furnished
Secholer suite, uilities included,
No Pets. Ph, 365-5156 or 365-5521,

ONE BDRM furnished suite direc-
rValu, suitable for
single working

Moy 1, $240/mo. Ph.

FURNISHED 1 BORM
Be utilities incced. P Ph,

rson. Avail,
+5745,

3/33
TODRM heated and furnished a .
for quiet tenants, Noamaking,

sh, 965-7460

rab San heated, furnished cute
for quiet tenant, No smoking, No
pats, Ph. 365-7460. 3/33

p.m.
1 BORM furnished (Ph = unites
Included, centr h. 365-5003
365-350)

SMALL house, nice yard, iiege & &
stove. Ph, 365-6408,

LARGE 2 BDRM, porlly furnished
ept., aval. June 1, $265/mo. No
‘Apts. Ph 368-

Glenmerry Auto Body

® Largest independent Body Shop in the Area ® Latest Equipment
. Courtesy Cars ® 15% Off to Pensioners ® Frame Repairs ©

Next to Minute Muffler near Waneta Plaza — Ray & Val Bann — Phone 368-3030

Shamrock
Motel

ADULT MOVIES
~ 24hrs.  $30./Day
gE 1629 Sprague Ave.

Homelite, Echo, Frontier
Jonsered, Alpina
In stock and onsale
You get savings and service at

BUCK HAVEN

The woodcutters ecaquarters
Waneta Road at Beaver Creek
South of Trail 367-; wan

wooo WINDOWS AT HALF PRICE
EXPECT TO PAY. DOO!

Dorr, Dy orecuver:
rth Vancou
te )

THIS WEEK'S
‘SPECIALS

“All Natures Herb

‘Capsules

20% or

Short Grain

Brown Rice -

69% iv.

NEW STORE
FRONT BUT
OLD FASHIONED
oe PRICES :

Honey Raisin

* Granola

MOTHER NATURE'S
PANTRY
276 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar — 365-7750

ell: S yr. old por-
RS toble black & White TW: older

MOVING, must

chesterfield and chair;

Foor Ball tabla: & ms. chic

m set, (vo Seo) wil sell
ae

fae een rn eS Sa
PIANO TUNING
©
TERRY HALLERAN

352-5606

TWO GUITARS,”
Yamaha FG335. Ph. 35:

pulanien

Martin ‘pe 18,
12-S4T
‘3/32

HIL-BACK Sout matching swivel
rocker in a/brown olefin,
scotch worded ‘brand Mu:
sell, $71 Ph, 365-2956.

STAINLESS STEEL doul
tops oe Speay, complete,

a Mela, siectric eo like

new, price $
aslo). 738

’ THIS

SPACE
365-5210

The Casllegar Recreation Dept. 1s
accepting tenders on one, us

om
He ‘Sealed bide write stecented
at the Recreation office until
Friday, Moy 7at4:30p.m,__7/29

croft
32

GENUINE SEAL fur coat, ap:
Braised « ae $4000, priced fe to sal 38

FOUR
ims, ioe Fylde

24 INCH HEAVEY No. 2 tapered
sawn one side, shakes. Ph.
7000,

a a
STEP roo. Water
TREATMENT PROGRAM

Computerized Read Out of
Pool Water Status
for appt. call
GARY HYSON AT
VALKYR AQUATICS.

POP cooler. Ph. 226-7589.___3/32
for fumace EET 3/32
4x8 UTY vtility trail,
‘$400. wins trode tor welder. Ph.
965-9894, 8/82

KITCHEN CABINETS

European Style
Corian Counter Tops

N.F. OGLOFF Contracting
‘965-5808

VANDERCOOK proof press in ex-
captional condition, Excellent for
or

ve.
HAVE STONE — Wi
Kootenay, Stone Centre, Salmo
(397-9513). 7/31.

NEW 19-pee, felime woterless
stainless stee! cookware, selling

~_ Ph. 3 365-7389: ----]-

uk ae ae #

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

NO EXTRA
CHARGE

7 Insertions for Price of 4

2 FIRESTONE Pernelli L60-15 tires, ay
60% tread |

it on Cra:
i Will tit’ Ford, Pe

LACK leather recliner, small
Coleman oll heater, awog lamp.
hh. 112-825-4;

ILTER qUEENS SAEs ond Taig
Ph, 699-2369. tin/20

‘OVAL storage tank, 110 salions
Ph: 965-2839 after S p.m, © tin/79

FOR SALE. NEW TWO HORSE
TRAILERS, new 16 x 6 stock
trailers, $3,975. Send $200
srr! ‘and your trailer cost
ey .O.B. Armstrong, 8.

5 Se $085

Sane LAMBS, larg
choose from; also tom
428-4640. (Creston) aft

3 i se rhe ee
taguired. Ph, Tra

) je

rebred German n Sheherd ex-
callent watchdog. 19-7645
atter6p.m. 3/32

live away to.

7 Male St. Bernard to

IN
plone in excellent condition, con-
sidered antique. Ph, 364-1928
(days) or eves.)

RECYCLED TABLE, plomer books,
etc. Donna's Gift Sho; 7/31

ROAD BUI PINS: seat
Franek Ph eh eh eseae ae

INCOME TAX
Fersonal Accounting
365-5513

PADDLE FANS — The original fan
store, Wholesale and Retail. Free
Pacific Fan

KOOTENAY TUBER
“BROKERS

Channel & T.G. Cedar
$295/m-

OST
2305- 6th Ave, S388 0
Costlegar, B.C. -
ed 365-2953

CRUSHED GRAVEL
FOPSOIL
© FILL GRAVEL
© BANK

Kitchen Cabinets
BY CRESTWOOD AND
INTERNATIONAL

WW VERIGIN
Y INDUSTRIES LTD.

Bear Creek 368-6458

LIGHTING FIXTURES. We

Free
‘catalogues quotable. Norn
Lighting Centre Inc., 4600 E

MEMORIALS

Agents For Remco
Memorials Ltd.
GRAVE MARKERS:

granite
arble:
bronze

Phone 365-3889

Afternoons & Eves.

Hestio 3 es Burnaby,
50213. Ph 112: nee ES

PROTE!
Tyeckload lots only. Trans Lid.

EDORG: statione m _ cash or trade.
nice, ed Rossland. Ph. 112-362-5171,

Print. Call Ja
anytime.

Gallery Inc: 4600 East Hastin
Street, Bumaby,
Ph. 112-299-0666.

CANOPY, home meee. wood
$40; Power pole, temporary
Vice, over or undergrou
365-6730. kit
USED gas furnace. Ph, 365-2483,

oe tin/24
pees eon rent oe pale:

40,

UE os bee jht a a

Sn JV

Wise's Hdwe, in .

CITY OF CASTLEGAR

PROGRAMMER/OPERATOR

THE JOB: The City of Castlegar hos recently ‘in-
stalled an |.B.M. System 34 language R.P. .G. Il.
Basic is being iby We
require a System Operator-Data Entry individual
AND who can
me requirements (programming ability a must):
THE PERSON: A
sleeves, get-the-job-done individual ona likes to
be busy.

THE BENEFITS: You will have the responsibility
and of and ga system

SIDES a FORK cutand
Sides best fronts and
: ares rice” every

PHONE 226-7584

HARRY’S
SEAMLESS RAIN GUTTERS

Box 1, Winlaw,

B.C.

to accommodate the noeds of a. growing city.
Remuneration $24.00, per annum. Eel ae
ti

group life insurance, dental and optical plan.

Ths poaltion Is open to both male/female ) ap-
must be d by

pen details ‘of education and experience, and be

submitted to the undersigned by May 7, 1982.

L. Cruikshank

City Administrator

City of Castlegar

460 Columbia Avenue

Castlegar, B.C. VIN 1G7

Telephone 365-7227

a form hor Ge watchs
. 965-3837, 7756,

MODERN 2.88 home s3siy
Creek) for May 1.

TWO 1-BR furriabes apts., ia0
and $250/m location near
downtawn.| Pik. j-3969. tin/34

‘GE 2-BR basement suit
wiles included. Available nee
aie

9/34
A NEWLY REMODELED. 1-BR
ment suite,
Private entrance: No pets, Ph.
965-6171 9/34
FURNISHED bachelor suit
Burrard Apts., $174/mo. Ph, 365.
654 3/34
NO LANDLORD HOUSING
The Woodland Fork Housing Co-
Hating * Puy
foodlan
partments, nae at 2-BR
ante, (s000/mo.) and. 84
ae We olfer stab Was
on jement,
Hem ip nb application and
‘or information please
a 965-9864, 68-2508, or 365:
Ti
ulilitles included,
2358, 3/34

THIS IS THE LAST
4 WEEK TO CASH IN ON.
GM FACTORY —
REBATES OF
UP TO $750

1982
Acadian

4 Dr, Was $6997

Pontiac

6000 LE. vias $14,961
NOW

Dealer 5058

Castlegar

FULLY FURNISHED hou: vail,
xan dune 15, $240/mo. Phe 3.

PACH house Robson) ina 7
eve ine vatuded. eh ay 1 are

SNE SDRM furnished aa
town area, Ph, 365-7353.

3 BORM deluxe duplex,

Iridge, ‘stove ond dhiwasher,
Downtown location, close to
schools, available May 1. No

PARK LANE
MOTEL

Family rooms with kit-
chens ® Good family’
movies.° Color T.V. ©
OD Phones.

E, 4412 Sprague Ave.
Spokane, Wa., U.S.A.

~ $350 and $450/mo.
Ph 365-7081 Bi alter 6 p.m. (9 a.m, -
Spm. Ph. 365-2111). 7132
3 BDRM ba: ant suite (2 blocks
irom’ SuperValu}. Ph. 365-8256,
ONE BDRM furnished
cpl, private entrance, Ire
parking. Call collect, 423- 556,

| ONE BDRM, aval. 7
waiting Hided. close to down.
tows Ls ple S06 sale
2 BDRM opt.

behind Super ‘von rae “ne
Chadd, ph 3655606. Sin
ONE BDRM furnished opt., core
to town. Ph. 365- tins:

1982

Skylark

Was $11,487
NOW

$15 Pick-up

Wos $9086.
NOW

DEAL WTH CONFIDENCE:

Maloney Pontiac: Buick GMC Ltd.

(365-2155