July 23, 1986

Visitor of
the week

Castlegar Chamber of Commerce's first visitor of the
Week is Hans Jorgen Stensvold from Oslo, Norway.
Stensvold is 22 years old, and is an electronics

Union Carbide
announces sale

CHARLESTON, W.Va.
(AP) — Union Carbide Corp.
said Tuesday it is selling its
agricultural division, which

fi the

for a pr audio eq’ pa

” Stensvold flew from London to Vancouver and spent
three days at Expo before coming to Castlegar

He wants to spend same time in Castlegar before
heading east.to Banff and Jasper.

Ann Stasila, Chamber Administrator presented
Stensvold with a Castlegar visitor guide and map as well
as a City of Castlegar pin and gift certificates from
Anthony's Pizza and Vogue Studios. Pharamasave
donated postcards so he can record his impressions of the
area and send them to family and friends.

VISITOR . . . Ann Stasila, Chamber of Commerce
administrator, presents Hans Jorgen Stensvold
with gift certificates for being Castlegar's first
Visitor of the Week

deadly
chemical that killed more
than 2,000 people in India in
1984.

The giant U.S.-based
chemical company said in a
surprise announcement that
the sale involves plants in six
states and three foreign
countries, including Canada,
and will help pay corporate
debts.

Spokesman Harvey Cobest
said from Union Carbide's
headquarters in Danbury,
Conn., that Union Carbide
Argicultural Products Inc., a
wholly owned subsidiary, has
affiliate facilities in Calgary;
Bezier, France, and Cubatao,
Brazil, as well as plants at
Institute, W. Va.; Research
Triangle Park, N.C.; Wood-
bine, Ga.; Clinton, Iowa; St.
Joseph and St. Louis, Mo.,
and Ambler, Pa.

No prospective buyer was
mentioned in the initial an.
nouncement. The company
said the sale would be
achieved through negotia-

rbide’s agricultural op-
erations suffered a severe
blow in December 1984 when

methyl isocy leaked

U.S.-CANADIAN LUMBER DISPUTE

from the company’s plant in
Bhopal, India.

The sale does not involve
the Bhopal plant, the spokes.
man said.

The sale is the latest
manoeuvre by Carbide fol-
lowing an unsuccessful take.
over bid by GAF Corp., a
rival, smaller U.S. chemical
company.

In January, Carbide an-
nounced plans to sell its con
sumer products division in an
effort to place more emphasis
on the company’s core busi.
nesses of chemicals and pla-
stics.

In April, Carbide said it
would sell $1 billion U.S. in
“non-strategic assets” as part
of a corporate restructuring.
The company also announced
plans to sell its 245-hectare
headquarters complex at
Danbury and cut 5,200 jobs.

On July 11, Carbide com
pleted the sale of its home
and automotive products
business, including the STP
and Prestone consumer pro-
ducts, to First Brands Corp.
for $800 million U.S.

Carbide reported a $581
million loss in 1985, which
company officials attributed
to costs associated with
closed plants and court costs,
primarily from the Bhopal
accident.

Cheap timber hurts Canada

Editor's note: U.S. producers and government officials
say Canada’s low stumpage fees are a subsidy that's hurting
the Canadian forest industry and taxpayers. This is the
second in a series on the U.S.-Canadian lumber dispute.

By DON RAMSDEN
Canadian Press

TACOMA, Wash. — Canada is only hurting itself by
subsidizing timber and the crunch will come when its forest
industry runs out of trees, say industry and government
officials in the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

Cheap timber has enabled Canadian producers to grab a
bigger share of sales of wood products in the United States,
but at the expense of proper forest management and
reforestation policies in Canada, the officials say

American outrage over these alleged subsidies, which
Canadian lumbermen deny exist, has led to a stiff
36-per-cent tariff against imports of Canadian cedar shakes
and shingles. It also has prompted another petition for a
countervailing duty against imports of Canadian softwood
lumber.

Warnings about a declining Canadian forestry resource
are echoed from the Washington state capital in Olympia to
the executive boardrooms of the biggest U.S. forest
companies and the men working in the mills.

“Eventually, you're going to pay the price,” says Gus
Kuehne, executive vice-president of the Northwest

d d Forest fi ‘s i
ALL FOR TARIFF

Kuehne, 48, whose easy-going and friendly nature tends
to conceal his no-nosense organizational skills, is given
widespread credit in the U.S. Pacific Northwest for his long
dedication to the tariff push.

He points to an office wall covered with newspaper
clippings, some from Canada, providing a sort of
black-and-white testament to his efforts over the years.

He said competitive bidding for timber — as opposed to
fixed fees, or roy . paid by in
Canada to provincial governments for timber allocations —
produces sufficient revenue for the U.S. government to
maintain forests in the state, a 30-minute drive down
Highway 99 from Vancouver's city limits.

Surrounded by a forest of plants which he personally
tends in his Tacoma office, Keuhne said: “It's going to catch
up with you between 2000 and 2020. Then your harvest will
decline 50 per cent and there will be genuine mayhem.

“You cannot indefinitely subsidize an industry as large

ANNOUNCEMENT

We, at Trail Dry Cleaners and Laundry
Ltd., wish to expand our INDUSTRIAL
and COMMERCIAL cleaning base. To
do this, we are offering cleaning ser-
vice for the following items:

COVERALLS MOPS

SHIRTS MATS

PANTS SHOP CLOTHS
JACKETS GLOVES
SMOCKS FENDER COVERS

Other items will be considered

We will service YOUR items, or can
make RENTAL arrangements. We will
make repairs as necessary.

WE GUARANTEE QUALITY OF WORK,
PROMPT SERVICE, AND PICKUP
AND DELIVERY.

For information and estimates
Call 368-3535, or write:

TRAIL DRY CLEANERS
AND LAUNDRY LTD.
3260 Highway Drive, Trail, VIR 2T3

‘PROVIDING JOBS AND
SERVICE IN THE KOOTENAYS'

as lumber is to British Columbia, because it will show on the

next crop.”

GIVE AN EDGE
Brian Boyle, Washington's commissioner of public lands
and the state's equivalent of a Canadian provincial forest
minister, conceded in an interview in Olympia that current
Canadian marketing efforts give the northern neighbor an

edge on the world market.

But “we should only be thankful that you're not planting

your trees at the rate you

should in British Columbia

because we know that you're going to be non-competitive by
the end on the ‘80s,” he said with a smile.
THREATEN JOBS
Imposition of a lumber tariff would threaten more than
60,000 forestry jobs in Canada. Hundreds of British
Columbia's 4,000 workers in the cedar shake and shingle
mills were laid off in early June after the tariff was applied

on those exports.

But Kuehne said Canadian penetration of the American
m,arket over the past few years in these commodities has
cost about 30,000 jobs in U.S. mills. In Washington state
alone, forest industry employment — including mill workers,
loggers and the shake and shingle sector — has dropped to

37,000 from 55,000 he said.
NEXT: Tariff on Canadian
revives U.S. producers.

Past Fireside Motel
Pastor: Alan Simpson
Sunday School
0:00 a.m
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m
Evening Service
6:30 p.m
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
AWANA Childrens Program
Kindergarten to Grode 8
Study & Prayer — 7 p.m
Church 365-3430
Pastor 365-6170

shake and shingle imports

Fundraiser
turns into
business

What began as a fund-
raiser to send Selkirk Col-
lege’s Trail Transitional
Training class to Expo 86 has
evolved into a business for
six class members.

The Trail Quality Furni-
ture Society officially opened
its doors June 18 at 1598 Bay
Ave. in Trail.

The furniture made for
sale is primarily outdoor
furniture, picnic tables, patio
chairs, rockers, loveseats,
footstools and some chil-
dren's furniture, but they
will accept custom orders of
any kind.

Ron Stinson, Transitional
Training instructor and ad-
visor to the six budding
entreprenuers, is pleased
with the progress made by
the group so far.

“Our Waneta Mall display
was good exposure,” he said.
“With that and word of
mouth advertising, the
society has sold $1,200 in
furniture orders since their
beginning in January.”

“This project has really
worked out well, since th
objective, besides raising
money, is to keep those in-
volved stimulated and sup-
plied with productive work.

The six partners in enter-
prise are Sylvia Paul of
Fruitvale, Gordon Fletcher,
Sidney Gee, Jim Bellman,
and Mel and Diana Britain of
Trail.

Furniture is constructed
primarily of pine, fir or
spruce, with cedar available
on a limited basis due to
short supply.

Mel Britain, a disabled
woodworker, is the driving
force behind the group, since
they use his shop facilities to
manufacture the furniture
components.

“Mel's years of experience
in the trade combined with
his inventory of patterns is
what really got the group
going,” said Stinson. “Best of
all, he is interested in train-
ing the others.”

Stinson said the society is
just now gearing up to full
production capacity and will
look to marketing their pro-
ducts to local outlets such as
resorts, hardware stores and
“maybe even Woolco.”

The inventory consists of
sturdily constructed lawn or
patio furniture thet is bolted
and screwed together

R|

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ANGLICAN CHURCH
1401 Columbie Ave.
Sunday Services
8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m
Rev. Charles Balfour
365-2271

Parish Purpose:
To know Christ and
moke Him known

914 Columbic Ave.

Family Worship Service
Oo.m

Bible Study & Prayer
Tues. 7:30 p.m

Pastor: Tom Mulder
Phone: 365-2281

|_——
CHURCH OF GOD
2404 Columbia Avenue
Church School
9:45.a.m
Morning Worship
lleam
Pastor Ire Johnson
Phone 365-6762

ST. RITA’S CATHOLIC

Rev. Herman Engberink
Ph. 365-7143
WEEKEND SERVICES
Saturday 7 p.m
Sunday 8 and 11 a.m
ST. MARIA GORETTI
GENELLE
Sunday 9.300.m

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
2264-6th Ave

"2 Blocks South of
Community Complex

10 a.m. — Worship
and Sunday School

Rev. Ted Bristow
365-8337 of 365-7814

MEW RE ASSEMBLY RL BE
Teak AMAL OF OUR NEW CHURCH
Sundey Morning Worship

8 iSam 8&1! 0am
Christen Education 9 450m
Evening Evangelistic
6 m
Wednesday Bible Study
Proyer ot 7 00 p.m
Friday Youth ot 7 30 p.m
Wee College * Women s
Ministries ® Young Married

Christin Heart — You in Mind

ST. PETER LUTHERAN

Office 365 3664
Pastor 367 6196
Worship Services 7 pm
Every 2nd Sunday
July 6 20 August3 17 31
el further notice
Rev Craig Behrens
Vacancy Pastor

ORY =

FULL GOSPEL
FELLOWSHIP
(A.C.0.P.)

Below Castleaird Plaza
Phone 365-6317
Pastor: Victor Stobbe
Phone 365-2374
SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School 9:45 a.m
Morning Worship 11:00
Evening Fellowship 6:30
Wednesday: Bible Study
and Prayer 7:00 p.m
Thursday
Youth Meeting 6:30
HOME OF CASTLEGAR
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
365-7818

GRACE PRESBYTERIA

2605 Columbia Ave
Rev. J. Ferrier
Phone 365-3182

Morning Worship 10.000 m

365-8292 or 365-3182

LIVING WATERS
AITH FELLOWSHIP

Vision with Vitality
Located 2'/ miles west on
Hwy. 3 towards Gr. Forks

(Old Hilltop Restourant

Sunday Celebration

liam
Nursery 6 Ciuidrge s Service
jome Bible Study
vecdneadoy 7:30 p.m
MONTHLY SATELLITE
VIDEO SEMINARS
edited video
Bible College Ava:lable

PASTOR
Stwort Lourie — 365-3278

SEVENTH-DAY
_ADVENTIST CHURCH |

1471 Columbia Ave.. Trail
364-0117

Regular Saturdey Services
Paster Clift Drieberg
365

by FERRARO’S

Valu

Your satisfaction is our main concern

this week only

eature

e this week only

special @ this week only

no name * disposable

toddler
diapers

ice cream

vanilla * chocolate
© strawberry * neopolitian

laundry _
detergent

* or Oxydol.

Admiral

flaked light
tuna

roasting
chicken

Canada utility

nature's best
© pumpernickle rye

Special «this week only
4L pail

special @ this week only

spec lal « this week only

government inspected poultry

10.69

WATERBEDS SPECIAL. All sizes,
$270 complete. Large selection.
lowest prices. PI

367-7608
104/8

ALUMINUM — ‘sheets. ideal 1 tor
inexpensive rooting, siding. or
insulation. They can even be
used for vapor barriers and any
ind of construc

Affordable Antiques
ond

Good Used Furniture
840 Rossland Ave., Trail

used printing press
plates (.009 x 24%. x 36 inches)
are priced os follows: One to 12
75 cents each; 13 to 24, 60 cents

Call 368-5117

offers. Two rear
cucolent condition. Offers. re.
365-2826. Vs

SURPLUS SALES

357-2118

ARIA Pro li Guitor
Peavy amplitier. Ph. 365-6625.

3/38

and 50-wott

For your patience
during our renovations
and expansion!
We now have new
stock arriving daily!

3.48

9.99

.98

special e this week only

mix & match health breads
© peasant, 100% whole wheat

454g loat

LOOK FOR OUR 4-PAGE COLOUR FLYER
DISTRIBUTED SUNDAY OF THIS WEEK FOR
MANY MORE EXCEPTIONAL LOW PRICES

* Downtown
* Castleaird Plaza

PRICES EFFECTIVE:

UNTIL SUNDAY
JULY 27/86

GOLF CARTS
AND TRAILERS
New and Used
PHONE NICK

363-5008

Mother Nature’s

Pantry
Downtown Castlegar

1978 350-cubic sngine
034 000 hens "$375. Ph res

4 RADIAL TA’s 185/70 R13 $140:

‘ourier pickup 14
stove, $45. Ph. 365-7650.

First 10 Words $3.75
Additional Words 15¢
3 Insertions for Price of 2
7 insertions for Price of 4
Special Reduced Rotes for

26x, 52x 104x
ere Also Avail

Attention Getters

25¢ for each time ad appeors
(Minimum charge 75¢.)

Legal Ads

Word ads: 20¢ per word tor
one insertion; 15¢ per word
tor subsequent consecutive
insertions. Minimum charge is
for 20 words. Legal boxed ods
64¢ per agate line tor oF
sertion, 48€ per agate ter
subsequent consecutive inser
tions

Poyment may be mode by
cosh, cheque or Viso and
MasterCard credit cards. It is
not advisable to send cash
through the mail. Classified
Ads may be charged, but o $1
billing charge will be made it
the ad is not paid for seven
doys after it first appears
(This $1 charge does NOT ap
ply to Visa and MasterCard
charges.

tein Friday
Ads Deadline

_
WEDNESDAY CASNEWS

Print your Action Ad on o
separate piece of paper ond
mail to

Action Ads

Box 3007
CASTLEGAR. Bc

The caihogar | Nove! teverves
the right to classity ods under
appropriate headings ond to
determine page location

Human Rights Act

All advertisements such os

Human Rights Act
states no advertisement may

the basis of an applicont's
colour, marital
oncestry
origin, sex (unless the
matter relates to the moin
tenance of public decency
AND prior approve!
obtained through the Humen
Rights Branch)

ae

RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE

New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

FULL-PAGE REPRODUCTIONS of
the front page. or o

photograph ope
(Additional $2 it
boon

Seamless
Gutters

4° or 5" heavy gouge
pointed aluminum
5-year leak proot
guarantee

Call Mr. Gutter
365-3240

INCLUDE THE PRICE: When od.
vertising items for sale, it's
always advisable to state the
price. Many readers won't phone
no price is mention tin/i

weavers 2 2 Pre Nowe,

Channel 1x6, 1x8, 1x10
Stk 25 sm
Bevel 1x8, 1x10
$625/m
T&G CEDAR PANELLING
Special Orders
1x4 $500/m 1x6 $625/m
FIR & LARCH _—

Any size, prices on
CEDAR FENCING
3'4 "x? ,.-$294/m
LUMBER BY LIFT LOTS
DECK
Cedar, tir, spruce, pine
2x6 and 2x8
SELKIRK CEDAR
AND LUMBER
Briltiont 365-2330

SEAMLESS 5° GUTTERS
Heavy aluminum, con:
tinuous 5-year leakproof guaran
tee. Free estimates. Call Mr.
Gutter. »- 3240 V

Let the Castlegar News help you
stort that wondertul occasion

with our
QUALITY WEDDING

per accessories
ge selection to

announcements
Cards
tion Cards
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rammed Napkins

* Social Stationery
Intormals
10% DISCOUNT FOR CASH
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~ VISION

SATELLITE
SALES

Complete systems
available!
Starting ot

*1200

On the spot financing
available O.A.C

View at
HILLTOP SERVICE
Or Cal
LORNE FELLOWS:

365-2925

USED GUNS bough! ond, sold
Cash or trade. Wises Hardware
Rossland. 1-362-5171 tin/93
1985 350 ON-ROAD, off-road,
motorcycle, mini 14 ranch rifle
223. Ph. 365-2276. 7/56

Buy of the Week
WATERMELON
bb. . ..19¢

Summer Hours 80m 9pm Dowly

2 CHWD'S fi mw ng)
7 9051 ths. and 1 to 50 Ibs. $10
eo. Heavy folding stroller $25, 2 2
cor seats $10
3923.

365-8431

storage to:

ONE only 1,000 jion Fibre loss
Tonk $880. Ph ‘eceph
3.

PORTABLE
PICNIC TABLES
2 een. exserninty 9 5
nee 569
(While Quontities Lost)

LANDSCAPING ROCK.
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yrond
A Bog ..

ARROW BUILDING

2240-6th Ave. 207

Heavy duty all-purpose

plostic poils with tight-fitting
covers and handles

Need cleaning. $1.50 each

CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbic Ave.
Castlegar

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Reg. $4.69 Now 3.29
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$

For Better or For Worse”

by Lynn Johnston

AIR CONDITIONING

Complete automotive care
Wheel alignments

TRUCK canopy for 6-H. box
$150. Ph. 365-7497 after 6 p.m.
3/59

UTILITY trailer, lawn

mower
bucket seats. Must sell
= ”

SPITS:

FRET

| STARTING AT $249.

“adjacent to
Available

A. furnished Sener
6790.

FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Phone
368-8821 7

STARTER set, lefthand golt clubs

with bag, cort $95. Ph. 365-6656.

a vse
THREE truck tires ond wheels
like mew 950165 LT. Ph. 365-7005.
bad

SCREENED TOPSOIL
ROAD GRAVEL
CONCRETE GRAVEL
SAND, FILL & SAWDUST

Poul L

Castlegar. 365-
t#n/39
27 BEDROOM portment neor
hospital. Phone 365-6426. 7/59
5 BORMS., 2 baths, large yord
Robson. Ph. 365-2534 3/59
3 BDRM. house neor shoal
st lot. Gas heat. Ph.
us

BDRM. house, South Slocon
$350 month. Fridge, stove
washer and dryer. Ph. 359-7348
—— 3/39
SMALL rm. “house. Fridge:
stove. clean feonsenable
345 oabe. 59
ae bedroom house down.
to Appliances
Available Aug. 1. Ph. font
3/59

359-7926

HOGAN'S MOVING. Liquidation
entire stock. 20-50% off
everything in store. Furniture
ond collec

s
th; hor
365-3565. tin/59

ASA | PENTAR se ‘spotmati ie
WN flesh ead
briny Pn 305-2858. 39

TROMBONE $285. drum and
drum kit, $225. Ph. 365-2298.
3/57

CHILD'S bicycle with training
wheels condition. Suitable
for 4-5 year-old $30. Also trike
suitable for 2-4 Year-old $10. Ph.

3/5:

YOUTH bed $25, child's bike seat
$10. Plastic high chair, good for
comping $5. Ph. 365-2657. 3/57
FINALIST ond Junior: Slazenger
Panther /Club | tennis raquets
$20 each. Both in excellent
shape. Ph. 365-6316. 39
COMFORTABLE colonial style
couch and choir 365

3/59

is Som

SLAZENGER /Plus tennis rocket
jition
37

TRAILERING mirrors
condition. $29. Ph

SIX 3'%-month-old pullets, $30
Ph. 359-7193 3/57
BICYCLE for 5 or 6 yeor old. $30,
Ph. 399-4

You may Siete in this on

ticles must not total over $40 and
each item must hove a for3
stated. Well run your od for

issues tn 4)

rideable reasonably
purebred — Arabion
@ je. Ph. 445-6443

R old purebred Arabion

Gelding.
received by July 29
6443.

DOG TRAINING. Eleven | years
levels

Member is 365-2212

“WOODLAND
PARK HOUSING
CO-OP

2 and 3 Bedroom
Units Available.

365-2677

house on lorge lot, with

truit trees and garden plot, close
to downtown. includes, wosher
dryer fridge. stove and air con
ditioning. Also table and chars.
Avail. Aug. 1. $225/m. Ph. 365:
ttn

4 BDRM... gorden crea, ‘ acre
corner lot. Raspberry $400/mo
h. 365-5892 9/56
URN! ED 4 room foue
Slocon Park. Hot/cold running
water. Electric heat. $200/mo.
tn/56

riment in

Available

SUMMER RATES: One ond 2
bdrm. aportments. Utilities and
cable — included

facilities
medi

————

ws?
Suite with
in.

TO LEASE, Sepi. 1, N. Castlegar
bdrms. up, 1 bdrm. down, fen

PH: 365-6213
or 365-7661

LARGE 2 bdrm. basement suite

Ground level. private yard
$225 month. No pets,
-8087

CASTLEGAR 2 BORM. suite

Livingroom diningroom, tridge

st ct. big yord. Neor
school. 368-8850. 7/34

heo:
Children welcome. 365

2 BEDROOM house. South
Castlegar, fridge, stove
Available Au ts
please. $325. Ph. pre sr or
365-6204. 7/38

SPACIOUS

Two bedroom aportment, 750
8q.f1. Near SHSS. utility room,
lorge living room, kitchen
w/dining space. Furnished
$275/month. Prompt main.
tenance. No pets

KEMPERMAN APTS.

365-5338

Daa “UNIT. South Castlegor
Fridge/ stove. $250. 365-6892

MARANATHA
COURT

Lorge one, two and three
bedroom apartments, own en:
trance. Very quiet

schools. One month free rent
on one year lease. Family ot
mosphere

PH. 365-7161

2 BDRM. house

Castlegor, $350/month. 365
3564. tin/16

7 BDRM. troller. Furnished cor
peted $245/month Castlegar
7552

took i
of | Columbio
month. 365-6096
SEMI-FURNISHED 3 bdrm hevee
365 6343 tina

ONE bedroom basement suite
Pertietly, tyenished, no utilities
St __< ___ 337

hod SALE: Ue Lorge executive type. 4

th. Balance July tree. 365-7403.
7s
1 BDRM. furnished suite
tireplece, utilities imciuded
& / month. 365-7403 735
OR On LEASE Weil hope 4 bdem
lesponsible
penome only No. pets. Ph
3 7
ane “three-bedroom
near complex with large gor
ond fruit trees $200. alences
ond non-smokers. Ph. 365-2298.
3s

vp. ¢ yar 365-3347 doys 35.
8054 evenings. _

SMALL 2. bdrm. es

1M cute and cozy onal but

delight#ul ond I'm unique in ‘hat

tm rea: and

loving tenants who will core {er
Ten at Arrow tone Trailer

$295,
cored for building Fridge, stove
included. 365-3204 one

ONE bdrm. house —7
mature couple. Available im
mediately. Ph. 368-3908 or 399.
402 7/36
2 BORM. apartment, tridk
Stove, unines inciy

365-6538 atter 6 p.m tn 29
BOMAROCK APT. 365-8063
bdrm. $250: 2 bdrm. stove
fridge 7/53
4 BDRM. lorge fomily home, 2
baths, located 20 minutes trom
Castlegor, Poss Creek. Very
rivate setting on 6 acres
500/month. negotiable. 365.
6904 tin/47

RETAIL SPACE

For Rent

Gift Shop or Office
Space, Lobby Major
Hotel, Castlegar,

TWO bdrm. house. fridge, stove
corpeted, gos heat, lawn. cor
port. $290. Alter 6 p.m. 365 3008

7/58

THREE bedroom howe
Castleger. $450 month
foe 305-3347 Eves 365 $12.

ONE bedroom apartment
nished, beoutitul view Ph. 36:
698)
2 BEDROOM opariment in
Costiegor. Convenient location
$275; month. Ph. 368-3133
collect 7/38
OR SALE 4 bdrm home. 2
bathroom. East Trail, Ph. 365.
8352 7/38
ONE or two bedroom, mostly
furnished. Wosher ond dryer,
Ph. 365-5382
COZY comfortable furnished
bochelor suite, across from
Rosewood Manor. Ph. 365-6547

= 2/38
EXECUTIVE home. riverbonk Ist
Avenue. Available A:

Ph. 365-2111
365-6892 even
OR SALE Private lot trailer pod
wn Robson. Ph. 365-3163. 3/58
2 BDRM. house, stove ond fridge
Thrums. No pets. Ph. 399-4247
357,

6385
RENOVATED. sell.
contained, furnished cabins.

ore in
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both with cabinets. $75 soch Ph
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WHITE Annex Heoter, $75.

Hall $200 total tor 3 items.
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July 26, 10 a.m.
THREE family, Saturday.
@.m.-2:30 p.m. 2613 ion

MULTI-FAMILY, Saturday, July 26
9 a.m. Motorcycles, children's
clothing, lots of misc. Watch for
signs neor Kalesnikolt Lumber in
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SALE — Fridge

Fireplace, lorge master bedroom
with walk-in closet and ensuite.
Private tenced-in back yard with

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storage shed. Ph. 365-6413 atter
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HOME
EVALUATION

Reo! Estore needs ond or valve
of your home with no
obligation or cost to you

bosement
lot. trees. end more $75,000 or
offers. 359-707 tin 53
GREAT investment! Fives
bedroome upstairs. Seneibly lo
out, with lerge sundec One.
bdrm. 7 oe Super
location. Low 40's. Ph. 365-2554
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