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Castlegar News

August 25, 1985-

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PROPHECY
SEMINAR

SEMINAR: SEPTEMBER 8 - 13
SUNDAY — 8:15 a.m., 11:00 a.m. & 6 p.m.
MONDAY - FRIDAY — 7:30 p.m.

At the
Castlegar Pentecostal Tabernacle
767- 1th Ave., Castlegar

Prophecy
Seminar

“With Evangelist
LINFIELD CROWDER
Well known Bible

Prophecy Preacher.
or in the git!

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TOURISM
CHANGING
EVEREST

By NELLE OOSTEROM

: WINNIPEG (CP) — Hoisting his two-year-old daughter
on to his knee, Mingma Norbu‘smiled and’spoke of his home
village of Namche Bazar in Nepal. ‘

Norbu, his wife and their two small children were
preparing to leave their toy-strewn modern apartment in
Winnipeg to return to the village, a trading centre for
Sherpa tribes located at the foot of the highest peak in the
world — Mount Everest. -

No electricity, no running water,
restaurants.

The village and surrounding area contain none of the
Western amenities the family has become accustomed to
while Norbu, 30, completed his two-year masters program in
natural at the Uni of
Manitoba. a

But it doesn't matter. | ’

“Some things you miss,” said Norbu, who although a
Sherpa speaks English with a slight New Zealand accent.
“Getting fruits and vegetables. In Nepal, you can only get it
in the season that it grows.”

Casually dressed in a T-shirt and shorts, the, slightly
built Norbu looked forward to going-back to his job as
warden of Sagarmatha National Park.

Sagarmatha is the Nepalese name for Everest. It means
goddess or mother of the world.

MOUNTAIN CHANGES

But Everest isn't the same place it was when Sir
Edmund Hillary; a New Zealand beekeeper, and Tenzing
Norgay, a Sherpa on his seventh trip to Everest, made the
historic climb to the summit on May 29, 1953.

Since then, the fragile environment has been stripped of
many of its trees, wildlife populations have declined, and the
stream of visitors has grown from a trickle ‘to a wave.

More than 5,000 people visit the park each year. Soine
come from India to visit sites sacred to Hindus, but most
come from the West on trekking or climbing expeditions.

The pressures the visitors bring to bear on the
environment and culture of the region is the reason Norbu
was in Winnipeg and for four years before that, in New
Zealand, to attend university.

lorbu was one of three young men picked to study
abroad by the Edmund Hillary Institute — an organization
set up by Hillary that finances schools and hospitals in
Nepal.

no roads, » no

area that:became a national park in 1976. His task is also to
educate-the Sherpa tribes about-conservation of the slow-
growing forest land. é

Business seminar
in Castlegar.

A seminar called “How to
Start Your Own Business”

the Castlegar seminar will
include:- establishing objec-
will be presented in Castle- tives, marketing, legal struc-
gar Sept. 17. ture, financing and budget-
The seminar, part of a ser- ing.
ies of business management On Sept. 18 in Trail, two
seminars planned by the different three-hour. semin-
Cranbrook branch of the ars are planned.
Federal” Business Develop- ~ The afternoon session on
ment-Bank, is i for ivating Your P tS
people in small- and medium- deals with building an action
sized businesses as well as plan aimed at increasing the
those contemplating estab- degree of empldyees’ moti-
lishing a business. vation, thus increasing pro-
The topics of discussion at ductivity and profit.
“Time Management” is the
topic of the evening session.
A full day seminar on “Ad-
vertising and Promotion” is
scheduled for Nelson on Sept.
19. How much should be
spent on promotidn and how
to get-the most out of your
advertising dollar are two of
the questions that will be an-
swered.

Official launch Sept. 16

The excitement is building
as the Venture Inland British

* Columbia project gains mom-

entum.

The soundtracks for the
audio visual components
have been completed and
they are superb,

Photographic images have
been gathered and are being
assembled into dynamic six-
projector show modules rep-
resenting communities in the
West Kootenay.

What this means is that a
multiple number of 35 mm
images will’ appear _on- the
screen at any one time, | crea-
ting a dy of

starts and chances are, the

participants will cheer when .

they see their regions and
‘communities on the screen.
And that is one purpose of

the audio visual presenta-

tion; to get people excited
about the Interior. The major.
objective is to impress peo-
ple, especially potential in-
vestors, and to let them know
what the Interior of British
Columbia has to offer.

There is also a full color
print support package to go
along with:the audio visual
presentations.

Venture Inland British Col-
umbia, a joint project of the

your community oe region.

It may be difficult for
people to keep their feet from
tapping when the musi¢

In-
land Natural Gas. and. par-
ticipating centres is an econ-
omic development initiative
designed to inform potential

industrial and entrepreneur-
ial investors of the economic
benefits of the Interior. of
British Columbia.

The program will have an
impact on domestic and over-
seas markets and js part of a
campaign to attract investors
and to enhance the economic

* base.

On Sept. 16, a premiere
showing and official launch is
going to be held at the Rob-

“son Square Media Centre in

Vancouver.

The prestigious guestlist
includes business leaders,
presidents and chief -execu-
tive officers of major cor-
porations; foreign trade com:
missioners~ and representa-
tives of major export com-
panies; local, provincial and

ROYAL CONSERVATORY

-Teresa Gallo,

Norbu's main role is to help save the environment of the

Students pass exams

A total of 76
passed their summer practi-
cal piano exams from the
Royal Conservatory of Music.

The exams were held in
Trail:

In grade 9 piano, Marjory
Purdy got first-class honors,
while honors went to Joanna
Wilson, and Athena Chan.
Kim, Thors received a pass.

Grade 9 piano saw first-
class honors going to Heather
McGrath, Aaron Santesso,
Linda Cocco

and Fatima. T
ors went to Laurene Bice

Jennifer Clausen and Lisa
Pasin passed in Grade 7 pi-
ano. _ |

In Grade. 6 piano, honors
went to Jennifer Kong, Ales-
sandro Cavallo and Sheri-
Lyn Makeiv. Judy-Mah, Rob-
ert Ehman and Wade Schatz
and Raquel Bain got passes.

Grade 5 piano saw Robert
DeGroot, Genevieve Sittig
and Debbie Chan get first-
class honors. Honors went to

House sales

|

TORONTO (CP) — Sales of
existing homes in Canada
soared more than 50 per cent
in July compared with the
same month a year ago, the
Canadian Real Estate Asso-
ciation says.

Its latest monthly survey
of market activity in metro-
politan areas found 16,980

Good

Okanagan Valley tree fruit
officials are now predicting
that this year's apple crop
could be up as much as 17 per
cent over the total yield in
1984.

The size and auality of the
fruit is be im-

up in July

homes were purchased in
July, compared with 10,765 a
year ago.

Association president
Logan Tait said the July
numbers reflect a trend of
sharply higher sales that be-
gan at the beginning of the
year.

Jason

Heidi Mann, Karen Fishwick,
Michelle Holm, Michelle Bos,
Sheila Babcock afid Patrick
Chan. Passes went to Krista
Heidt and Shelly Rebelato.
In Grade 4 piano, first-
class honors went to Shawn
Ward, Amanda Romney and
Jennifer Siddall. Honors
went to Richard Kong, Den-
ise Smithers, Lisa Dann,
Tanya DeGroot, Robert
Howell and Adrian Jones.
Joanne Dallas and Virginia
Skinner got passes.
Melanie Ward, Steven
Brown, John DeGroot and
Jason Friesen got first-class
honors in Grade 3 piano.
Honors went to Lorna Koo,
Howell, Shannon
Chrusch, Paul Makse, Teresa
Masaro and Ronda Vilene.
Ronda Vilene and Corrine
Robb, were awarded passes.
In Grade 2 piano, first-class
honors went to Dmitri Beck-
er, Melanie Tenisci, Lisa Koo
and Rory Perrier.
Honors-went to Roxanne
Callender, Carmela Marpuri,
Catherine Tremblay, Rene
Schulz, Myra Yen, Ian Dud-

crop expected

markets, they say.

B.C. Tree Fruits Ltd. is the
marketing arm of the nearly
1,800 member B.C... Fruit
Growers’ Association
(BCFGA).

““We are in the process of

proved over ahi” was har-
vested last year. This factor,
added to an aggressive sales
campaign by B.C. Tree Fruits
Ltd. personnel, leads to op-
timism that a greater portion
of the apple crop this season
will. be sold on off-shore

our plans for all
apple markets this year, with
an extraordinary effort being
made internati ly,” Brian

“cartons. He says that pros-

pects for selling a good por-
tion of this crop internation-
ally look bright, partly be-
cause there is a possibility
there is going to be a sub-
stantial shortfall of apples in
the North West United
States.

national government leaders;
bank executives; represen-
tatives from the investment
community and more.

In” October, premiere
launches will be held in sev-
eral locations throughout the
Interior. These will take the
form of marketing seminars
sponsored by the Provincial
Government and Inland.
Using individual programs
and print packages, the ob-
jective will be to outline
‘economic development mar-
keting opportunities and ap-
proaches.

During Expo 86, the audio
visual programs will be on
display in the World Business
Showcase at Canada Place.
Other possibilities include
showings at B.C. Place and
on television.

Now at eaciony prices!

Henne’s Marina

On the Arrow Lokes, 2'4 miles from Castlegar.

— — --=+365-3219

FaEESTONE PEACHES.
own, :

ALL MAJOR
APPLIANCES REPAIRED

B&C HOME APPLIANCES
REPAIR LTD.
365-5451 of 364-0411

ley, Louise Pinckney and
Lisa Guglielmi.

Lesa Draper, Lana Frie-
sen, Jodo. Sorensen, Richard
Friesen and Kim Byers got
first-class honors in Grade 1
piano. Honors went to Irina
Becker, Erin Lee Acton, Re-
becca Nelson, Theresa Mar-
inas, Katherine Moll and
Nancy Chang.

Stacey Anutooshkin got a
pass. nt

Winning
Lotto
numbers

KAMLOOPS '— Winning
numbers drawn Wednesday
night’ in’ the Pacific Express
lottery:

For $100,000: 464687.

For $50,000: 076385.

For $10,000: 395798.

In the Lotto West draw in
Winnipeg, there was no win-
ner of the jackpot pool of
$170,821.75.

The eight numbers drawn
were 1, 8, 9, 22, 42, 50, 54
and 55. The bonus number
was 51.

The first correct plus
bonus number category was
also carried over.

Ticket holders with five
correct’ - numbers. won
$1,242.30 each, those with
four correct numbers won
$81.80 each and those with
three correct numbers won
$5 each.

14" COLOR TV. $100. Men's ike
speed bike with car rack. $100.
Royal portable sewing machine.
$35.365-3201 3/67
PHILCO

turntable.

s

ina cal
ings.

chit sid
THE BATHTUB WIZARD
REFINISH
Your aging bathtub at a frac:
of the cost of

NOW- TAKING registration for
next session. Evening an
classes. Children's cl
Saturday morning. Certil
toacher,’R and R Ceramics. 65.
3505. 7/66

STATIONERY SUPPLIES
PHOTOCOPYING
WEDDING STATIONERY
GENERAL PRINTING
aS Kel Prinr&21

623 Columbia Avenue
365-6385

Messent, B.C. Tree Fruits
Ltd. off-shore sales manager,
said.
tration on international mar-
kets is being spurred on by

“A lot of this concen- —

Job openings

FRESH LIQUID e8ey i in your con:
tainers at Flow.
Power’ Aplaries, Grand Rorks,
442-2933. 7/65

RS TSE,

|. CLASSIFIED
RATES AND

INFORMATION

Rates
First 10 Words $3.50
Additional Words 15¢

Also Available
Attention Getters

ch time ad appears.
mum charge 75¢.)

Legal Ads
Word ads: 20€ per word tor
; 15¢ per word

subsequent consecutive inser-
tions.

ALUMINUM shi

Ideal for

EXCELLENT automatic. dryer,
years-old. $250. Call Brod, 365-
3347 days or 365-8054 ae

SCREENED top sol
available. 352-6187 or 352.2980,

LAVW/N-BOY

As time goes by, you'll know why.

SNOW. TRAILS

SALES & SERVICE

502-12th Ave., Genelle
693-2382 -

For Better or For Worse®

by Lynn Johnston—

FOR SALE: tom!

*. CANOPY for ‘4-ton truck. $50.
~- 399-4359. 3/66

ich; 25 or more, 50-cents each.
Apply Cas:
Columbia A\
USED GUNS bought and sold.
Cash or trade. Wises Hardware,
Rossland. 112-362-5171. tin/93

FRUIT. FOR SALE
e PEACHES

Havens and Jubilee

e PEARS

Bartlett (In 2 weeks)
GIRAUD FARM

3225 Broadwater Rd., Robson

Call 365-5339

1969 VW Fast-back, needs

transmission, good moto:

fridge. $1 2 B.75x16.5 tires

$60; ball bearin; 22M arbor for

cord wood. Saw
67

Z TON heavy duty utility trailer.
365-3405.

GIRLS RALEIGH — 5- speed.
excellent condition, $75. 0.8.0
Children's size 7 and AL figure
skates. Boys’ size hockey
thStes: Moke on oiler. 365-0509,
3/67

Two-Gallon
PAILS
ONLY

*1.50-

EACH

Heavy duty all-purpose

plastic pails with tight-fitting
‘overs and hans

Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Ave.
‘astlegar

es FT. flat deck, duel
electric brakes.

o -O. 365-6978.

SPRUCE FIREWOOD $65 5

$55.00 each per 2 cords. Apply

Box 3684. Castlegar. 3/67

axle,
$800.

Aluminum
Sheets

2412" x 36"

1 to 12 — 75¢ Each
13 to 24 — 60¢ Each
+ 25 or More — 50¢ Each

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Avenue

6360, |
7765

JARI 447 SICKLE MOWER,
ew. AMF 36” riding mow
Hi. Briggs & Stratton em
365-6862. 1/65

FREE ESHMATES

Call George Ross
‘Shop Manager

-Run your

rf week. we can
Hels planet
than

place your 2:

“twice at regular

TOP SOW, gravel, fill isirain fock:
ES

+ Paul Legebokoft.

FRESH fruit for sale.
(Obornes)_ Broadwater
Robson. 365-7873.

$60,000 homes. Your Action Ad
will appear in nearly 80
community newspapers with
more than 1.5-million readers!
Call our Action Ad number 365-
2212 for details. 9733

third insertion:

THE COURTYARD
BOOK & CURIO SHOP
DOWNTOWN SQUARE

SUMMER HOURS

Mon. to Wed. — 10-5
Thurs. & Fri
Saturday -

365-3737

STURDY ladies 10-speed pike
Excellent condition, $85.
13.4. er

FOUR 8 flourescent fixtures $75
each. 365-3291 after 6:30 p.nt.
na ace?
1 COLOR Tv. Ex
condition. $250. 365-6784
SEE what Mary Kay cosmetics
can do for you. Fran. 365-7857.
Hin/33

FOR SAFE E DRIVING
ANIMAL WAI WARNING

NO EXTRA
AS OF AUGUST 26, 1985, Country CHARGE
Harvest Deli will again carry the

Bun Master Products. Special
orders welcome. 365-5414. 3/68

classified word ad

price and get the

7 Insertions for Price of 4

ee,

REGISTERED G mary 5
S. females,

week

Prlles, $250 each. 359.7000. 3167
PUREBRED Gol
pues. $75 cosh, or

R
trode tor
irewood,-355-2351 7/67

shee

Serving the entire
West Kootenay area

The Tro SFCA 1 pleased
ra Hadath to our ntelt, Mss ogame

Sat be tehing up. du Animal
the Branch Dana comes to

MIDWAY
GLASS & MIRROR
Glass Replacements
Sealed Units * ICBC Claims
604 - 200 Ave., Fairview Sub.
Castlegar — 365-2394

CANNING |. JARS. Potatoes.
9. CERAMICS.

carrots, yellow beans. 399-4359.. DONNA’S
‘3/68 fascinating hobby.

UMBRELLA stroller with canopy.
3050. 68

E | S-gol- cquarum and
supplies. 365-6968 after 6 p.m.
: 37

ATTENTION _ BAND STUDENTS:
Ludwig snare drum for sale.
Barely’ used. $190. 0.8.0. 365. Kenmore built-in dishwashi

Baycrest washing mach
Good 365-3002.

ei 1 fecap tires. Like new, $20
each. 365-3619. 30-06

399-4191 after 5 p.m

For

KC PET MART

2181 Columbia 365-2633
INCLUDE THE PRICE>-When ad-

ry

no price is ment ioned.
SEAMLESS 5” Guriens
juge aluminum,

G

Over 2000
different pieces to choice trom.
jake your own Christmas gifts
$40. 365-3050. / Pulling of greenware and ‘on
for sale. Evening and morning
classe: ter now for
501 - 11th Avenue.

7/68

INGLIS portable dishwasher

3/68
WITH 4X scope. 365-3212 or

your grooming needs. Phone 268-54
Som. tod pm. Monday to Friday.

Welcome to Trail
Danal

S DOGS BOARDED. Alca Kennels,
Salmo. : Phone 457-9984
evenings. in/27
HOLSTEIN and Guernsey cows.
Two for ood milkers 442-
2678. 3/

Cenpape 03 Conte Seabee

TRAIL *

S.P.C.A.

yseming ‘the entire
area.

The Country eee
by Frank Clark

out of anice day by worrying,
about tomorrow.

Z

ne. bedroom
Bright and cory. 365-
3/68

TWO BDRM. house on scenic lot
in  Shorsocres. 359-7589 or 365-
519) 3/68

TWO BDRM. HOUSE in Robson.

AFFORDABLE 3 bdrm.
r housing in Castlegar, rent
supplement available... For
eligible applicants. Contact Mr.
L. Lindsay. 365-2667. B.C.
Housing onagement
¢C 13/68

family

RENT

Come Fly
THIS

With Us!

Join this

S PET BOARDING

ae
ANIMAL GROOMING
_ by our :

SPACE
365-5210

Castlegar.
women

ages 13 - 1
years. Start up date is Sept. 1.

program that is offered with
No. 581 Air Cadet Squadron in
Young men and

Trained
cond oiled groomer

DANA HADATH
PHONE 368-5910

. IDEAL for student. Furnished one

bdrm. basement suite. Available
6496.

ONE AND 2 BDRM. APTS. aoe
per month. 365-2298.

We havea

pe
August 25, 1985 BS

TSMC pain aor Thos.

J9s6206 collect after 6.

ROBSON: 2 bedroom.
furnished. ‘avoiloble

365.
THREE-BEDROOM mobil
on large lot, teh lioble Ju duly:
Gas.
SASEMENT SUITE, 2 oe
fridge. stove. utilities included
After 6 week.
Hin/h

one. BDRM. apartment, stove,
included: \-

FOR RENT

Desirable
Commercial
Location

Downtown
Castlegar

Next 1c Pharmasave.

lower level.

CONTACT S.S. BILN
AT PHARMASAVE

365-7813 Days
365-5392 Nights

EDROOM TRAILER, furnished
arpeted. In quiet resident
Castlegar area. 552. tins 14

downstairs

Available ni.
downtown. 265-6547, 365-
1in/66

COZY FURNISHED cottage at
Slocan Park, Running water and
garden. $200/month. 4:

tin/66

CEDAR MANOR

© Ideal retirement on
special floor

* 1-2-3 bedroom units

* Prices trom $225 to $425

© Fridge and Range included

* Very Clean and Homey

* Would furnish on Request

PH: 365-6213
or 365-7661

3 BORM. house)
Available Sep’
bdrm. cottage Picammediately. 65.

FaRNIgHED 2 bdrm. Barerent
FURNISHED Basement suite.

mediately, 365-6455 or 365-6636
3/66

number of

aati LSA SUE

2

erect

Surplus Properties

All of which we cre offering for sale ot

Payment Policy
Payment may be made by
cash, cheque or Viso and stgrting Sept.

taking
classes | for™
3/68

Details of these and other job
opportunities are available at: auto mechanics,
Trail Conada Employment Centre repo

the actions of independents
this business. There is
intense competition in West-
ern Canada this year, and a
lot of price cutting. This
makes the international mar-
ketplace more attractive.” xPper
Messent says that B.C. engine 301) sould’ bean
Tree Fruits Ltd. estimates . . :
predict an apple crop this
year of 7.3 million cartons of
about 40 pounds each. This designed: io -Gssiat aon
compares with the 1984 apple Srtjoned, ‘2. owst women in
yield in B.C. of 6.1 million abilit relation to

traditional occupations including J. CERANICS in Robson.

registration for fall contact:
6609.

TWO_MILK COWS, one Jersey,
one Gurnsey for sale. 365-6079.

9th AVE., KINNAIRD BENCH
Always a very popular area for family
oriented living. Almost new 1380 sq.ft.,
quality built home with numerous extras
including a large private back. “Appraisal
value — $80,000.

GROSVENOR PLACE

2x6 construction in this 5-years-old, 3

A Castlegar firm is-looking for
o skilled sheet metal worker. An

Airborn

Selkirk College is offering on
to Ni

Occupations for . Women

ee a eee ete right machinist, welding not advisable to send cash deco. Honcho. ‘slep-elie: 365-3692
P vend
is 3/68
Heavy duty diesel part time basis: (3773)
= =, 7 (his $1. charge does NOT ap-
; ' SHE=SROOSTERS. Scones
eee Sealed tenders ore invited for construction of the Drinnan CLASSIFIED» (Rsede islond Red), One HOUSEKEEPING UNITS.
| VISA K id. Rod os
| a jocuments can be obtained from the West Kootenay ne SSS er fee it desired. Close 1

N fe) T ( Cc E- JAN NEUMANN,
‘Spokane Street mill MasterCard credit cords. It is 1978 CRYRSLER, loaded.
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auto mechanic with import car required in Trail ona i
days after it first appears. TO TENDER pica ile a
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charges.) ONE, ROOST
Poss trail, in Valhalla Provincial Pari i eeonentheeld. $4 "furnished including
: "io 4567 housekeeping. linen,
etc..
Spacious grounds
‘king, quiet, ideal for bedroom home with large covered sundeck,

exists for on
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An_ openin, District Office during normal hours, 8:20.0.m. 10 4:00 p.m...at
the following addres:

STARTING A BUSINES

This 12-part telecourse covers the key questions
facing someone starting their own business. For 12 SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (CASTLEGAR) giz Noon Tuesday
Nnsecutive tuesdays at 7:30 -p. Fridays. at 11:00 am ’ ‘V1 a.m. Friday

starting September 10 yor 13, the KNOWLEDGE NETWORK =
eee SUBSTITUTE AIR SERVICE

l E ACH [E RS . Print your Action Ad on a

sey rote piece of poper and

OD Are You Suited?
Depart Castlegar °
For the 1985/86 School Year

OThe Right Business
OThe Financial Need
8 a.m.
Feachers interested in substituting during the 1985/86 To connect with PWA
School Year must contact the Board Office’ before,

O Financial Sources OBuying a Business
Eastbound Flights
August 31 to have their name either carried forward '

ONeedforPlanning COTheFranchise Route
OThe Business Plan__--G) Where to Find Help

from the 1984/85 list or fill outan applicationtorm and
_ have their name included for the first time.

Action Ads Deadline

otc. Exceller double carport ond partly finished daylight
“Wor
WEDNESDAY /Cesnews

ticles must not total over $20 and ‘nel igh!
tach item must have ils price iv. tveekty-or by the month . basement. Excellent value at only $68,000
5030, Immediate occupancy.

stated. We will run your adtor 505-3250 oF 365.372.
thre _tins 53
PRIVACY BY THE RIVER

1340 sq.ft..3-bedroom, full basement home.
Separate family room with fireplace and
wood floor. Very attractively located in quiet
cul-de-sac area on Dumont Crescent. Asking
$68,000 with 9% financing.

RIVERSIDE CRESCENT
If you like the convenience of being close to
school and shopping, plus living in a very
private neighbourhood, then this 3 bedroom,
full basement home is for you. Includes
fireplace,, sundeck and brick front exterior.
Open for offers.

TREED BUILDING LoTs
Located in Tammerlane subdivision, these lots
are two of the last few remaining and have
been priced for immediate sale at $19,900
each.

 QOTISCHENIA ACREAGE
ly one of the most attractive
Belen in Ootischenia. Located on the
upper bench with beautiful view of the river
and valley. Water available. |

Castlegar Savings
_Lredit Union

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Section 26(4) of the Assessment Act provides for

the assessment of land taking into consideration
only the existing residential use of the land,
notwithstanding it may have a higher actual
value for alternative uses. Under this section,
owner-occupiers of property may apply for this
benefit, by notice in the form prescribed by the
Assessment Commissioner, provided they have
owned and occupied the land‘and impr
as their principal place of residence for 10 years
or more, specifically since the first day of July.
1975.

PARKS & OUTDOOR RECREATION DIVISION
West Kootenay District
R.R. No.

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Nelson, B.C. VIL 5P6. Phone: (604) 825-4421

Further information can. be sbroined from: David Smith,

ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY
Project Manager. Phone: (604) 362 %

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lundable fee of $20. must be paid before any tender
leased.
O.a.m. Friday

Order by Mail There will be a compulsory meeting with all pro: ~ =
by ectors on Thursday. August 29. 1995, at the Visitor 100 GAL. 008 Se iiccenatel

‘okonee Creek Park. Non attendance will result in ff 365.6568. re. 368
Sid disqualitestion. ‘

Each registrant receives a SELF-STUDY MANUAL Agtin Bee
and aSMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TEXT, and is
assigned a TUTOR. The course can be used for CREDIT

toward a Business Diploma or Certificate.

FO.REGISTER, contact your local Community
College Registration Office_or send a cheque or money
order for $125 (includes course materials). along with
your name, address, telephone and Sodial Insurance ~
numbers to R. Vandermark, Marketing Department,
B.CIT., 3700 Willingdon Ave., Bumaby, B.C.V5G 3H2.
Telephone: 434-5734 local 5224.

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MINISTRY os INDUSTRY AND SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
S enouraite Bob McClelland, Minister

RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE

New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

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is
coming!

Clearly marked sealed tenders must be received by 1:00
—p.m., local time on September 3, 1985 at the above address,
Whereupon they will be publicly opened and their bid prices
announced and recorded.

Box 3007) =~
CASTIEGAR: B.C.

The Cast jesse | News reserves
the right to clossify ods under
appropriate hi gs ond to
Selormine page location.

The lowest or ony tender will not necessarily be accepted.

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Ministry of Lands,
Parks and Housing
Honourable Anthony J Brummet, Minister

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112-800-663-7047
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Help Wante:
with the British Columbia |
This Act

When eontoairig: ‘the offic 7 please_confirm personal__ ppeetient
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data, i.e. S.1.N., address, telephone number, etc. gion, colour, marital
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to the main-

bile decency

Applications are required by August 31, 1985 for
the 1986 assessment year. Application forms will
be mailed to p
ts should: contact their local office ‘of the B. c.
Aasessinerit Authority and apply prior to August
31, 1985.

NOTE: Only teachers that have contacted the Board
Office will have their names included on the first list.

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