my Castlégar News March 4, 1987

cotlent condition. 365:

GLAS with 40 HP electric
anopy

ues
we 188 HP MIC Hardtop:
Vy memeet

$4,995
$13,500
$10,500
$2,900
$1,195
$3,195

‘Call Sid Smith, 365-5472

ft. power boat
board/outboard ai

convertible top,
Please call collect evenings. 763-
9 3/18

FERUGSON Tractor, 3 t hit
ch, P.1.0. $1,800. Bolens 14-HP
with rotovator. blade. chains
$2800. 442-5264 tta/V1

83 SUZUKI 650 Tempter
kilometres. Exc. co
O.B 0. Ph. 365-7695

S55

MOUNTAIN BIKE, good condition
suitable for 12-14 year old. 365.
3/18

TO RENT: One or two bdrm
house or bachelor suite with
fridge and stove in Bon
nington/Crescent Valley/South
Slocan or Tarrys area. Please
phone 365-7197 after 6 p.m. 3/18

- Cash Paid
Rodi

mowst-type
engine in running condition for
high school mechanics course:
Phone 365-6646. os

CLASSIFIED

SHOWCASE

2\24

oo

“You'll strain your eyes looking
for a job that close!”

PLUMBING
* and
HEATING

qe ‘Hii

if

complete resume,
tract end work
yeterences to: DCT
Trucking &

int .
given the first week of March
ad

SAL-EREST MOTEL AT SALMO. 1)
units, inchudi 5 kitchenettes
§99:000 Hipwell Realty, Salmo.

000. Hipwel , Salmo.
Phone 365-7514. m EYAL;

COFFEE SHOP and Games Room,
Slocan. Property, building and
included.

CAP IT OFF

Cap off your

team with a Custom

Baseball Ball Cap, or

T-Shirts... Crests .. . Jackets etc.
Call Elaine at 352-7712 for

more information or drop in

and see her at:

PONS

WANTED: Used furniture, ap-
pliances, antiques, collectibles
and loveable junk. Top dollar
paid. Pat Hogan, 352-6822. tin /05

WANTED
Clean
Cotton
Rags

Castlegar News
197 Columbia Ave.

CUSTOM SILK SCREEN
(Bulk Pric

02-402 Baker St., Nelson * 362-7712

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 11 TRAIL.
Due to a shortage of substitute
hers, especially secondary,
(Sttitied’ teachers "not already
gi d are invited to regi
with the School District. Apph
writing to: J.L. Hogarth, Superin-
School

tendent of Schools,

REQUIRED, mj
home, full-time, 2 children,

years; 8 months. 365-6426. 3/18
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
Drivers required tor light local
deliveries. Must have own
vehicle, be neat in appearance.
Apply in person at Fireside Inn,
1610” 8th Avenue. Room No.

between 12 - 7 p.m. Wednesday
and Thursday. mit}

TO BUY. Old antique carpenter
and cabinet makers tools
Pla els, slicks etc. Call

6370. ‘10/16

NEW LOOK

Painting & Decorating
* Interior and Exterior
Painting
* Top Quality Paint
* Journeymen Painters
° G d

IME FOR A CHECKUP.

FREE ESTIMATES
Phone 367-7411

ROOFING

* Guaranteed Work

© Fair Prices

© 30 Years in
Business

© Free Estimates

JAMES SWANSON
AND SONS
Ph. 367-7680

17 YR. OLD babysitter available.
‘oreo. Will

will run your ad for 3 issues at no
tin/17

2 BLACK part siamese cats. Ph.
365-5945. _ 3/16

Soe

DANGLE Earring—silver/tur.
quoise stones; downtown area.
365-3091 yn

CRYSTAL heart earri
Columbia Ave. Ph. 365:

AVON. Could you use ‘extra
money? Be your own boss. Set
your own hours. For more infor
mation phone, 365-3874 or 365.
7566. tta/17

the old

GOLD Whittenaver ladies watch
Monday, Feb. 16. Ph. 365-3083.

3/16

SSS 2

GEORGE & LOUISE
ZAITSOFF

priced. 355-2232. _ wu

Of Robson, B.C.
nd

a
PETER & FLORENCE
PADMOROFF
of Grand Forks, 8.C,

Are hoppy to announce the
ng marriage of their

children.
Caroline and Jack
The wedding will toke

place on June 27, 1987

Scissors
Sharpened

MACHINE SERVICE
© ALL MAKES
© ONE WEEK SERVICE

CARTER’S SEWING CENTRE

365-3810 Advisory Commit:

Mayor ‘tf our city and

distinguished —membe:
mnmen'

nada, in-
cl . General ond
Prime Minister. Both Laura and |
first of alhThank God, then all of

KNITTING
MACHINE CLUB
Every second Monday

in Anniversary.
Cost $2. Club leader Beo

nk you

Ferginson at: Carter's Sewing Paul and Laura Samsonott
Center. Phone 365-3810. AB

OPPORTUNITIES __
Bealerenipe available fer

vinyl sundeck
coverings.

investment required. For
jac

mor
Ads Wetherdek Canada
Ltd, 1-111 Or.,
Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 3E3.
(@04)880- 1200.

hed dry cleaning
Sunny Okane-

tanning salon °
ropolitan. Vancouver.” 12%
beds - Wolfe equip

ince

at $44,000. Wi Nes-
bit ‘8 Alen Inc. 083-6335.

ration Restau- {oF ed Ice.
amy OPmapking “Mara cream Outlets. Work April -
Lake, B.C. Seats 'd ineide, September and winter in the
‘One acre, nd

t_inctuded. Listed

23, Call Senye, Arm- ee ____
strong-Bird Realty Ltd 1 Fantastic
2835. scientific

for balding.

new product
breakthrough
100% _ guarantee. A.
Stene Enterprises, 11593 _-
211th St, Maple Ridge. 8 ¢
V2x 775. 487-3275. ‘MLM
Goldmine.

Lighting Fixtures. Western

Snada’s largest, diapin
fhotesale tend retail Free
jes “avaliable. Nor:

plus, Box 243, St
yuebec. JOS 1X0.

“Wildlife gro

4

re-esta

» The Slocan Valley Wildlife
Association was re-establish-
ed last March, Among the
projects undertaken and
completed by the 65-member
organization were:

© A Thanksgiving turkey
shoot consisting of both rifle

up
blished

platforms on the Little Slo
can to aid osprey nest-
ing habits.

‘@ Salt was placed in suit-
able locations to discourage
deer from frequenting local
highways.

‘© Sponsorhsip of a “big
buek bre

ply i

and strotgun
@ The erectign of wooden

|
by

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY. In
memoriam donations. Into:

Heart ®
next-of-kin Box
9023, Castlegor, B.C. 104/87

Present
KOOTENAY

The Receiver-Manager

lounge, banquet
furnished

For further information
of sale, please contact
733-1221.

HELP WANTED
€

car

sales person requi
" aggressive Ford M:
q in Penticton,

Ranly to 1031 Eckhardt Ave.
, Penticton, B.C.

202.

Certified intra-oral
assistant. Ambitious,
lent, dental health

member _ needed.
family, dentietry
Mountain House. E:
Rocky Point
quires

Venced

75, workpants ;

(reimbur
Military Sur-
Timothes,

ne nis
year - get everything at the
One-stop centre for green-

280 SEAT RESTAURANT

; TRAIL, B.C.
Asking $310,000

ly operating as

Showtime Distributors Ltd.:
© 9 acres of highway frontage property:
facility includes dining room, holding

© Class B Liquor Licence rights & interests

All offers subject to Court Approval.

MANNING
JAMISON LTD.

Receiver-Manager
300 - 1195 West Broadway, Vancouver, B.C.
ve

es

Modern
Rocky
xcetlent
wage, Dengtita. Covert

111 days (403845
even
immediat or.
cay exper:
Cader. sake “block
ee8 aay Surplus. cuter. Town
Montreal Military Surplus: areas. (604)264-0622.
Workshirts $2. Perm
$3.50, workboots $15. For
el catalog, send $2
ed first’ order)

‘The year ended with « wild
game banquet and dance Jan,
24 where winners of the big
buck competition were pre-
sented with awards. First,
second and “third place
awards were given in two
categories. In the Whitetail
Deer category it was Ben
Hird of Slocan and Dave
Anderson of Slocan Park. In
the Mule Deer category it
was Bill Hicks of Slocan and
Jim Milton of Crescent Val-
ley.

CATTLE CO.

is offering the assets of

facility, fully equipped &

and terms and conditions
Adrienne Fairburn (604)

‘and truck

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team

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ruction

Of all phases, drivers, machin.

Despite an 18-week strike by the International ‘ Prick Ge! 1b0h rsstboash:rosorded ‘Meenakshi
America, Crestbrook 1983 and $6.2 million and $1.2 million, and in 1980, 11

Woodworkers of

Forests Products

recorded its best annual net earnings in 1986 in six years.

“In spite of the IWA strike, we are able to report a net
profit for the fourth quarter of $434,000 or six cents per
share on consolidated net sales of $82.7 million,” Creatbrook
spokesman said in a prepared release. The next profit for the
year was $5.6 million or 74 cents a share on net sales of

$161)7 million.

‘ “Profit for the quarter was minimal,” said Crestbrook
spokesmen, “but considering the impact of the strike, we are

pleased with the results.”

‘The 1966 net earnings follow a 1985 annual loss of $8
m or $1.06 per share on sales of $142 million by the
forest

Kootenay-based

For the fourth quarter of 1985, the loss was $4.8 million
on.63 cents per share on sales of $33.1 million.

1984, had earnings of $11.7 million, $2.8 million

$981,000.

The 1986 annual sales rose to $161.7 million
ll-time high for the company — from $142 million bt
t the figure could have been even better if

in reduced sales for 4
approximately $81 million and a reduction in net Profit h

strike.
“The strike resulted

z
gé_ EEE

RRs

approximately $6.9 million or $90 cents per share, the

Crestbrovk spokesmen said.

Pulp sales during the quarter end year were better than

“Pulp mill i

by the

was,
lack of wood chips from company sawmills” which were
shutdown by the IWA, the spokesmen said. f

CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE

Women discuss role

The February Catholic
Women’s League meeting
was called by order by Brita
Haley. The minutes were

_ read by Secretary Leona
Bozek.

Correspondence was read,
including a thank you card
from Barbara Jankola for
coffee. served after Mass.
Joan Muller gave the treas-
urer’s report. Mila Richards,
acting spiritual convenor,
asked for prayers and
support for RCIA (Right
Christian Initiation of
Adults). She also thanked the
ladies for their generosity
when called on for help.

It was mentioned Ash

Wednesday and Lent will
soon be here. This is a time
for penance and prayers.

Family Life convenor Aud-
rey Archambault asked for
baby layettes for Birthrite.
Any member who would like
to knit or sew, contact Aud-
rey Archambault. A donation
for materials will be given.

Vacation Bible School
plans are underway.

Kay McGauley, member-
ship convenor, stated there
are nine new. members. In-
itiation will be held at a later
date.

The sewing group visited
the Extended Care ward at
the Castlegar Hospital where

they presented lap robes for
the patients and served cook-
ies which the patients seem-
ed to enjoy.

Penn O'Connell introduced
guest speaker, Sistef Rose-
marie, who gave a very
interesting talk,on the role of
women in the church. Penn
thanked Sister Rosemarie
and presented her with a gift.

Guest. speaker at the
March meeting will be Helen
Bayes. She will speak on
RCIA.

The meeting was closed by
Mila Richards with prayers
to Our Lady of Good Council.
Refreshments were served,

Clara Laurino won the door

Members are asked. to
keep the following dates. in
mind: March 4 — Ash Wed-
nesday, March 6 — World
Day of Prayer at United
Church 6th Avenue at 1 p.m.,
March 10 — CWL meeting,
March 19 — St. Joseph's,
April 16 — Lady of Good
Council, April -30-May 2 —
Nelson Diocesan Convention
in Rossland.

Winner of the muffin party
raffle was Maria Cordero. of
Castlegar. Thanks went to
Father ‘Herman Engerbrink
for showing his slides, and to
all the workers. 5

Guild holds meeting

The Selkirk Weavers’ and
Spinners’ Guild started the
new year with busy, well

ded i

and the rest of the world.
Guild members will parti-
cipate in the Northwest

Jan. 21
and Feb. 18. Show and tell
continues to be the highlight
with members showing beau-
tiful pieces of weaving and

and telling interest:

s abopt travels and
“ encoilliters™ with ~ fellow
craftspeople across Canada

Guild’s bien-
nial conference, which takes
place at UBC in June. Wea-
vers will spin, dye and weave
shawls for a booth, as well as
taking part in fashion shows,
‘workshops and seminars. _
As-well, the Guild was in-
vited to spin and weave at

the CP Rail station during
Heritage Week, and several

proceeding. The show is co-
sponsored by the National
akin

b spent enjoyabl
hours meeting the visitors.
In keeping with the aim of
furthering interest in the old
crafts in this area, classes are

Centre and will be
held in the fall. Deadline for
entry is July 31 and entry
forms will be available at the
March meeting.

Well known . award-win-

Evening non-business
meetings are held the first

HYUNDAI
CANADA INC.

Orders Immediate Reduction
of 1986 Inventory!

Now you save like never before!

1986 Hyundai Excel GLs at

of the month at
7:30 p.m. at members’ homes,
and monthly meetings are
held at 10 a.m. on the third
Wednesday of the month at
Rseker Hall in Robson.
Guests are welcome.

The executive for 1987 are:
president — Darlene Mc-
Dowell; vice-president — In-
gebord Thor-Larsen; treasur-
er — Alex Ready; secretary
— Donna Konkin; past-presi-
dent — Sandi Cram.

Lotteries

The $1 million winning
nujhbers in Sunday's Super

__Léto draw was 2659631 and

1177924.

In the event of a discrep-
ancy between these numbers
and the official list, the latter

“With a return to full operations, production recopds

all, divi ” the

“Presently, the demand fot all of our products is strong,
pricing is good and costs are under control. We are looking
forward to improved results in 1987.” tit ¥

Recreation news
——————————

Fitness
* Still interested in register-
+ ing for a fitness class? Here's
a great opportunity. You can
register in a fitness class for
the month of March for half
the price ($12.50 or $15). Call
for_more information about
the classes available.
Circuit Weight Training
Need to tone those muscles
and lose a few inches but
don't want to run and jump?
Try this class.It's designed to
let you work at your own
pace. This class offers you
the opportunity to learn how
to lift weights properly along
with the aerobic benefit. It's
a good overall workout.
Figure Skating Carnival
“A Journey Through
Time” is this year’s theme for
the Castlegar figure skating
elub’s carnival. It takes place
March 28 with two show
times 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the
community complex. Tickets
are adult $3 and’ chidren
$1.50 and can be purchased
from members or at the door.
Come watch the Castlegar
skaters perform.
Home

Emergency Care
Learn the ABC's of help.
This course will teach you
how to deal with most acci-
dents that take place in a
home. You will learn to ef-
fectively and treat

Castlegar primary school. If
you care for people in your
home then this course is a
must.
for the Home

Ifyou like to entertain at
home or are just interested in
learning how to properly
make basic and fancy drinks,
try this program. You'll get
the opportunity to learn how.
to mix drinks and have the
chance to taste. your crea-
tions. March 9 and 117-8 p.m.
at the complex. $20.

Seniors
plan for
dinner

The regular monthly meet- -
ing of the Slocah Senior Citi-
zens No. 86 was held, Feb. 2.

Plans were finalized for the
pre-St. Patrick's supper to be
held in the Silvery Slocan
Social Centre on March 14
with entertainment follow-
ing.

CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED

PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Conadian Pacitic Limited intends
to to the Canadian 11 to

erence
the propeoed of a redundant building
which was formerly o station at Castlegar, British Columbia,
at Mileage 25.7 of its Boundary Subdivision.
Inquiries with respect to this matter may be addressed to Mr.
P.D. Gilmore, Superintendent, C.P. Rail, 90 Baker Street,
Nelson, British Columbia, VIL 468.

Any party having objections to the Company's proposal
should contact Mr. J. O'Hara, Secretary, Roilway Tran:
an T jon,

ic Limited, Law Oepar:
aie Room 234, Windsor Station, Montreal,
A.

General Solicitor, Paciti

AUCTION

Russell Auction House, Hwy. 3A, Thrums

Sunday, March 8
LPM, Sherp
— PARTIAL LIST OF SALE —
2-Sott ice Cream Machines
440 u
Snowmobile, Just
led.

Overhaul!

10-Ton Floor Jock

6H.P. Evinrude Outboord
Motor & Tank

3H.P. Gas Engine

MINOR SPORTS
Sure, we're interested!
Phone the Castlegar
News for details on how
to get reports of your

onto

minor cuts, burns, falls and
other home injuries. Wednes-
day, March 11, $5,'7-9 p.m. at

" sports pages.

9%

FINANCING

Available now on

365-3517

Marble ‘Sinks
Lomps

CASH BACK

From General Motors

FINANCING
AVAILABLE

WE MAKE MONEY Correspon-
d way

will prevail.

Charles
drops
by pub

LONGFORD, ENGLAND
(CP) — Pub landlords Frank
and Bea Hudson had just put
their feet up after a busy
lunch hour when there was a
loud knock on the door.

An official-looking man
flashed his identification and
asked whether Prince Char-
les could come in and watch
the television in the back
parlor of their Ostrich Inn?

Charles, clad in riding
breeches for a Saturday fox-
hunt, wanted to see his sis-
ter, Princess Anne, ride in
her first steeplechase. She
finished last in a field of four.

“The prince said he didn’t
expect his sister to do well
because it was her first time
over the jumps,” Frank said
later.

“His riding boots left mud
on the carpet,” Frank ad.
mitted later. “But we didn't

earn it. No
693-2261
wy

Our Action Ad Phone
Number is 365-2212

Management 1986 and 1987 Brand

New S-15 two-wheel

and four-wheel drive

Pickups and Extended
Cabs.

Use your rebate or
Your good credit to
Purchase any new or
\Used car or truck in
Our huge inventory.
Name the terms and
Payment you'll need,
We'll do the rest.

PRICED USED VEHICLES

"86 Ford Ranger

Direct to you on
Sunbird, Skyhawk,
Fiero, Grand Prix,

Regal, Somerset,
Skylark, and Full Sized
= Pickups.

_~

nonsense. interview
Bring your car, truck, snow blower, boat, motor from9 - la.
home or whatever to the Castlegar News and
we'll take a photo. (Or bring your own picture of
some item, such as a snowmobile or a dining
room suite.) For information phone 365-5210.

to $2.400/p.m. Phone 9Bt-
5456 or write R.M.T.t., 901-
700 West jer, Vancou-
ver, B.C. VOC 1GB. Ministry
of Labour

ONE hubcap from late model
Chev between S. Castlegar and
Blueberry. May claim at
Castlegar News. 3/16

Need
and

M
Sone i Auction School -- 15th year,
R : y ‘Courses

For Sales
formation , August & Decem!

write: Station “'B'', Box jestern Canada age stati of
Reg ing, mi ont

men
School of Auctioneering, ‘a
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years
experience. Resumes to:
Tl Leader, Box |, Sur-
ray, B.C. V3T 4w8. __
Southern Interior Forest

ing an am-

five.
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OVER DEALER COST

While the supply lasts.
Here's how it works . . Brand New Excel GL
$7171°°

: 00
os jaitey pad er Ontario M5A 182." 2 $99
be mechan- it. iu "
Ear mained 4, "oe, Scueipnora be for 75 WORDS $120 $7270°°
‘air toence. House supplied. . bvest-
at ih tre os, a. You Pay ......--..-e%
$99.00 DOWN WILL DELIVER!
*Dealer Prep $210., Freight $190 arid Dealer Options Extra.

WE
BEB CASTLEGAR Fe
HY a

TRADES
Block North of Maloney Pontiac Dir. 7956

This space available for: 1908 guide 10 study,

at ‘corr
Diploma courses for presti-
bitious traffic

Campers, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles,
Tents, Motor Homes, Boats, Snow
Blowers, Furnaces, Cars, Trucks, Dining
Room Suites, Chesterfields, etc. etc.

rep. Must have lum-
ber transportation back-
ettective tele

vel. Gran aa
Province of British Columbia Vise! Georoie, rose.
Ministry of Attorney General

CORRECTIONS BRANCH

The Corrections Branch
missions for persons, agencies or cor-
porations for the provision of a C ity
Work Service Program serving the Probation
Officer and Court in the area of the City of
Castlegar for the period of April 1, 1987 to .
March 31, 1988. = = a, ast,
The Community Work Service Program . . " Se esh ures “o4)sse.
provides the supervision ol prec required 1381
by law to perform a specified number of hours

of service which will benefit the community at Province-Wide Blanket B.C. Ads

large through service to non profit societies,
Reach over 920,000 homes for only $129!

rans, woodearvings, siver” Diploma cor‘ esponden
Shandetiers, and many more Free, calendar igh ‘Schoo!
482-2311 oF 404-1

Dealer Cost
Dealer Margin

Bring a photo, or bring the item
and we'll take the picture.

Phone 365-5210

Immaculate one owner K cor
from Chrysler. Full sofety
done excellent value, ex-
cellent terms and payment
plan available. Now priced
well

Enjoy Short Winters in Robson

with this unit.

$11,986

individuals and victims.

Further information can be obtained ot
Castlegar Probation and Family Court Ser-
vices, 555 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, B.C.
VIN 2G8, or telephone: 365-8518.

Submissions must be received at the
above address by March 18, 1987.

The Corrections Branch reserves the right
in its discretion not to accept any of the sub-
missions made in response to this call for
submissions.

Blanket Classified of the B.C. and Yukon
Community Newspaper Association

mind.”
allow you to place your od in over 80

‘A spokesman for the Royal
Family said Charles would
probably be writing soon to
the Hudsons to thank them
again.

‘coms, 24 baths, 2
ment, woodstove
ees, garden and more

newspapers in nearly every suburban
‘and rural market in B.C. and the Yukon,
‘and we can also arrange the some thing
tor every other province in Canada

Castlégar News

Classified Ads 365-2212

Or write: Box 3007, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3H4

double carport, concrete di
A GOOD

G BUY FOR ONLY e 5
CALL TO VIEW ANYTIME 365-3140 OR 365-2897
Open House Saturday, March 7 — | to4 p.m