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Apartments _ 500

Boats For Sale 912

2 BDRM. apartment, $500, available
October 1. 365-8399

Furnished one bedr b

2.5 hp. Johnson outboard motor, used
less than 30 hours. Cheap for cash.
365-7301

at SU-
ite. Rent $300, Available Oct

53580

available, weekly rental
bia Avenue. 365-6900

WATERFRONT - 2 bdrm. apartment,
fully furnished, all utilities. inc! ded, f/s,
w/d, available October 1. 365-0052

Misc. For Rent 515

LARGE R.V. spots with cable and
phone at Ponderosa. 365-3353

Mobile Homes/Parks 517

FULLY SERVICED lots. Close to all
shopping. Phone 365-8077 days; 365-
0062 evenings.

R.V. SPOTS in town. Twin Rivers Mo-
tel. 365-6900

RG. MARINE © 365-7377

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Homes For Rent 519

2 BDRM. house, downtown asa oa
$525, available immediately. 226-7602

Shared Accomodations
517

WANTING to share clean bright home
with non-smoking mature adult close to
bus $375/month. 365-3534 leave mes-
sage. No children. No pets

‘Room & Board 527

AVAILABLE OCTOBER, South Castle-
gar, $475. Prefer college student or
working person. 365-8341

ROOM AND BOARD available, large
house, beautiful view, quiet neighbor-
hood close to downtown on dead-end
street. 399-4730

Cars-Domestic 823

SNOW REMOVAL

Selkirk College invites offers for
snow removal for the 1992/93
season at:

A) Castlegar Campus - parking lots
and roadways,

B) Castlegar Airport - College
parking lots, college airplane
parking lots and taxiway, and

C) Nelson Campus - parking lots
and roadways.

Site tours will be held as follows:

A) Castlegar Campus - Tuesday,
September 22, 1992, 10:00 a.m.

B) Castlegar Airport - Tuesday,
September 22, 1992, 11:00 a.m.

C) Nelson Campus - Wednesday,
September 23, 1992, 10:00 a.m

Offer forms will be available from

1965 PONTIAC Acadian, 4 door, great
winter beater, very good condition,
$200. 365-3129 after 5 P.M

1979 CAMARO 2-28, P.W., P.S., P.B.,
never winter driven, new paint, new
tires, one female owner, 80,000 km
$5,000 O.B.O. 1991 Mustang Cobra
GT, loaded, tinted windows, bra, Viper
car alarm, 365-5278.

1980 PONTIAC Formula Firebird, 301
Cu. in. P.S/P.B., tilt, cruise, $2,800
OBO, 365-2924

1981 BUICK Skylark auto., trans., great
runabout. $1,500. 365-6013

1984 TOPAZ LS excellent condition,
asking $2,500 OBO 365-5096

1986 FORD 5 -spd., 2-dr., bra, air, P.S.,
P.W., P.L., Immaculate, low mileage
and new radar detector. $4,900 0.B.O
365-0403

1987 HYUNDAI Pony, 52,000 miles,
1987 D Sprint, 32,000 miles, offers
368-5234

CLASSIC 1973 Cadillac, Fleetwood,
Brougham, leather interior, beautiful
condition throughout. $2,900. 365-7233
CONVERTIBLE - 1967 Ford Fairlane,
open to offers. 365-2449

Cars-Sports & Imports825

1988 HONDA CRx SI black, 5-spd., ex-
tra's, excellent condition, $9,700 0.B.0
365-5542

1988 TOYOTA Corolla SRS sports
coupe. Sunroof, stereo, new tires, 5-
spd. Excellent condition, 93,000 km.,
asking $11,000. 365-3305

Trucks & Vans 851
1977 DODGE Van, sportsman model
Offers. 365-8192" :

1984 TOYOTA 4X4, new tires, silver
clear coat paint, P.S., P.B. 365-7654

1984 TOYOTA VAN. 368-5640 _
1987 Ford 1/2 ton with canopy, $7,000
365-5756

1990 F150 SuperCab, 4X4, immaculate,
must pan 40,000 km., 302, loaded,
$18,500. 359-7990 evenings, =
MUST SELL 1978 GMC Gemper Spe-
cial, work truck), $750 O.B.0.
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7292, local 284

OFFER CLOSES 2:00 P.M.
OCTOBER 1, 1992.

PolicCBEAT

David Karpenic of Nelson was charged for
driving too fast for conditions on Sept. 9. He
was driving east on Rosedale Road in Ootis-

ner he may have lost control and hit the
ditch, a police report stated. There was about
$2,000 worth of damage to the vehicle.

chenia when he lost control of the 1985 Ford eee

he was driving. The car rolled after he at-
tempted a left curve. There were no injuries.

Lack of driving experience may be the
cause of a motor vehicle accident on Sept.13

on Pass Creek Road.

Mickey Tarasoff, 16, of Castlegar was driv-
ing his car around a corner and got caught on
a gravel shoulder. As he went around the cor-

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Fatigue may have caught Edward Haggan
off guard, a police report states. a:

The 31-year-old Castlegar man was driving
on Highway 22 on Sept. 9 when the car he was
driving went off the road on the left and over-
turned. He was alone at the time and sus-
tained minor injuries. Damage is estimated at
$2,000. Haggan has been charged with failing
to keep to the right of the roadway.

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NOTICE INVITING
APPLICATIONS FOR
TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A38211

Pursuant to Section 16 of the
Forest Act, sealed tender
applications will be accepted by the
District Manager, 845 Columbia
Avenue, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 1H3,
to be opened at 11:00 a.m (local
time) on the 22nd day of
September, 1992, for a Timber Sale
Licence to authorize the harvesting
of 5,774 cubic metres, more or less,
of timber located at Northeast Arm
of Upper Arrow Lake, 70 kilometers
North of Nakusp, Kootenay Land
District

Species: 70% Hemlock and other
species, and 30% Cedar

Term: One (1) year.

Bidding is restricted to persons
registered in the Small Business
Forest Enterprise Program,
Category One

This sale is restricted to the use of
low ground pressure (less than 43.4
KPa/6.3 p.s.i.) crawler tractors. This
sale is subject to seasonal and
access restrictions.

Particulars may be obtained from
the Regional Manager at 518 Lake
Street, Nelson, B.C. ViL 4C6, or
the District Manager at .845
Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, B.C.
V1N 1H3, or the Field Office at 109-
6th Avenue, Nakusp, B.C. VOG
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ptember 16, 1992

charges

@ Counsel considers KMS case while Selkirk
College student heads to court to answer seven

NEWS STAFF

trip June 20.

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to Cranbrook.

Sixth Avenue residence.

Castlegar RCMP continue to investigate allegations of sex-
ual misconduct arising from a Kinnaird Middle School band

Cpl. Al Hudema says the investigating officer has made
contact with Crown counsel. Hudema added that statements
had been taken from at least four girls.

“That data is being discussed with Crown,” Hudema said.

“There is no indication of whether charges will be laid or

The investigation began in June following a KMS band trip

According to one parent, who has asked not to be identi-
fied, one girl was allegedly groped at different times by the
driver of a privately-owned chartered bus company.

Meanwhile, a 17-year-old Selkirk College student was to
appear in the Castlegar Courthouse today (Wednesday) to an-
swer seven charges stemming from an Aug. 27 break-in at a

The accused, who cannot be named under the Young Of-
fenders Act, is charged with breaking and entering of a
dwelling house, sexual assault.with a weapon, unlawful con-
finement, threatening, illegal use of a bank convenience card,
theft under $1,000 and possession of stolen property.

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Red Cross worker
bound for Hawaii

Neil Rachynski
NEWS REPORTER

The local Red Cross is send-
ing relief to Hawaii.

Karine Johnson of the
Canadian Red Cross Society is
heading to Kauai, where Hur-
ricane Iniki has caused an es-

when she gets to Kauai.

“It could change. We go
wherever we’re needed. The
communications out there are
still pretty poor. The condi-
tions are quite primitive from
what I understand.”

Iniki tore through the is-

‘We go wherever we’re needed.
The communications out there are
still pretty poor. The conditions are

quite primitive from what I

understand.’

— Castlegar’s Karine Johnson

timated $ 1 billion US in dam-
age.

Johnson, a program co-or-
dinator from the Kootenay Re-
gion office in Castlegar, is to
leave today to assist in relief
efforts.

“My assignment is for three
weeks,” Johnson said. “I will
be working with family ser-
vices, which I believe is as-
sessing families’ losses and
their needs, and then refer-
ring them to agencies and ser-
vices.

Johnson will have a better
idea of what her role will be

land on the weekend with 209-
kilometre-winds, the
strongest Hawaii has seen
this century. At least 7,000
people are reported to be tak-
ing advantage of Red Cross
shelters.

Although the circum-
stances for Johnson’s trip are
unfortunate, she says the ex-
perience will be useful.

“As an emergency services

co-ordinator the experience
will be very valuable.

“It’s nice to be able to put-
theory into practice.”

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