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“The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, February 20, 1991

APARTMENTS
& ROOMS:

a beacon OT ‘Tail, tulitios Included.

2 a luxury approx: 1 iq, ft,
soundproofing, quiet sues fridgo!
stove, drapos, dis

cony, storage room, laundry, Inter-
phone security, Hea. parking 368-
3a

8.

3 rooms furnishod, Toa, Tht TV. |

Includod, 368-9723.
Bach sto. 367-7266.

Bacholor suites $140 month and up,
utllities Included. Phone 364-1720

OT 1 bedroom apt. Phone 368-3492.
Furn. apt. Apply 1754 3rd Ave.

Furnished unit with kitchen, monthly,
wookly, daily rates. 368-8844,

washer, largo bal-’.

BOATS

is. STARCRAFT boat with 35
horse Johnson motor on a Calkins
Eas) ray Load Trailer. beh 000. Call 422
Wasa.

16FT CAMPION w/140 Evanrude
OB EZE load traller, now uphostery,
stereo system $8200, Ph. 365-3267

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CAMPION BOATS

SYRINGA PARK MARINA

Modern 2 bedroom apt, East Trall ¥%
block from Safeway, fridge, stove In-
cluded, washer, dryer hookup.
Phone after 7 p.m. 368-9696.

Call Sid at
365-5472

Nico Clean Apartments in excellant”
location, Phone 368-8423,

Senrs Bldg D Twn Lrg 1 bdrm apt
new reno Frg, Sty, Wir, Ht. 384-2267

"pests beaulitul sounds
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TRUCKS FORSALE

‘MISC. FOR SALE: |

1975 | MODEL’ ‘long: bo:
ee vary good comwlton s00cs 368

im ouea Jimm AX Fy y
$2750 365-0201 tn OP
1989 NOVGTA Bu extra cabal

cylinder, 6 speed, low km: phone

MUSI. SELL 1989 Mazda 4 x4
tegualr cab, shortbox with box liner
obo wil ade for @ Ssp, $12,500
al ‘Wi le for

; equal value car,

2-200 Gallon Storago’ Fue ‘Tank,
with: hose, nozzle, ratty asking
$400, 226-7668 ,

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“MISCELLANEOUS ©
FOR SALE ”

FOR ALL. your fiyiying and “tly:
fishing neede. at'competitive ie i
call John at 365-2436 no Gi!

rotall prices . SS, .1., Site Nau
Casitegar, VIN SH7...

| MISC. WANTED

= WANTED | SOON +) BICYCLE
TRAILER “CANOPY. FOR
TRANsFontTina CHILO. PH, 365-

toon ING
Reasonab}} In: good
rie: condition. Cal Nicole sraee sco

GOOD USED TVs for sale, Also
gulere and strings. Phone, 365-
2.

‘Brother AX-15, new ditlon $160,
365-5266 or 399-4278

ONE TON Ford Cubo° Van.’ Dual
wheels, now radlals,. brakes. Etc,
no rust clean throughout excellent
running cond. Must. ‘sell $5900
0,B.0, 365-5000.

CARS FOR SALE

1970 CHRYSLER Crown : Imperial
Fully loaded — Excellent ape,
$2000 obo or Trade for. Truck, 365-

i370 OLDS cutlas Calals, loaded,
new tires, runs well $2000, 0.b.0,
693-2443

1980 BUICK skylark lnlted ‘saltion
4dr 2.8L v-6

> al KORG AND koyboards | -
P and sytheslzers. Suitable for
“ home, church,
For Info, call
Music Master Cranbrook, 426-8751

Anderson Music Studio428-5152

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HOUSES FOR RENT

2: BEDROOM. mobile home In
Robson, gas heat. 365-3155.

2 duplex. 368-8435,
2-3 Bedroom house, Warlield,.367-
9834,

3 Bdrm Townhouse, Shavers Bench.
364-1822.

4 bedroom house in Glenmarry. Im-
mediate occupancy. Ph 368-3083.

Furn one bdrm apt. 364-1889,

Largo. bright one bedroom, elevator
security, 364-1204, 964+ 5619.

MISCELLANEOUS .
FOR RENT
50' MANLIFT, 384-1814.

Prime office or ‘retail ‘space, street
level, corner of Spakand & Bay. 364-
2267,

1981 CHEV Shoat a ae

alr, tie nee dual ee canopy,
385-7022

134,000km, $5800 obo.

1984 HONDA Aocord Sep.
Hatchback excellent condition. 365-
7376, :

1985 CUTLASS Brougham 4dr, V/8
A/T A/C am/fm Many options 365.
7243 $6750

1988 AREOSTAR 7 passonge:
auto. A-C deluxe stereo Cruise
balance of warranty $14900 obo,

OPEN HOUSE]

repre 16

4.403 Highland Drive’

4 bedroom, 3 bath, great condition

$124,000 .

rE David Gentiles

Bus.
365-2111

Res.
365-2101

fo a Se
NEW ADDITION to family must se!
1983 Toyota Supra Fully loaded toc
many ‘options to list. Runs and
looks great. $8800 OBO 365-2514
after 6

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Quoen waterbed for sale - almost now
heater. Cfers! 365-7234 After 6 pm. :

SEWING MACHINE. cabinet $260,
China, Sarabande, \‘new $3500.,
sactifice for $2200. Phone 488
2181 Cranbrook.

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(Old McGauley Ready Mix Building)

WE ARE. LOOKING FOR A
GOOD USED, IMENT Sizes

OUR .
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WEDNESDAY

February 27, 1991

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‘Castlegar, British Columbia

75 Cents + G.S.T.: .

Administrator backs local students

FRANK ISERNIA. |

Brokers

Brand ‘Name !

Furniture

&
Viattresses
for less... A LOT LESS!

Cet 1605 Notes
428-7600
Castlegar: HAS Rod
Cranbrook: . 501 Slater Road
2 426-3922-

2S RPS SEE

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Mon.-Wed. & Sat.:> 10 a.m.=6 pi
vow» Thurs, & Fei. 10 o.m.-.9 p.m.

'84 Escort not rusty 40+ MPG
$3200 OBO. 367-7725...

‘89 Pontiac Firefly 2 door, 35,000
kms, Aipine sterao $6,000 OBO.
962-5261.

1975, BMW 4 Spd $700. 305-0185.
1975 Granada good ‘condition. 368-
9276. —.

1976 Mustang 305 $3200, good
shape. 365-3485,

°1976 VW Rabbit $1000 for info. 368-
9434.

1978 “oyota Corolla liftback, excal-
lent condition, new tires $2200. 367-
7933 leave messge.

1979 ‘Chevrolet Caprice 4 door
sedan, fully equipped, excellent
condition, 1975 Buick Regal 4 door

* sedan V8, auto, air, radio/cassette,
_ good condition. Reasonable offers .

964-2123, 364-2802.

1980 T-Bird good condition A/C PAW
no rust $2500 OBO. Phone :368-

1980 yota Cilcia GT sunroof
AM/FM cass. Call after 7:00 p.m.
367-6396, -

1981 LTD Crown Victoria loaded SL
$3800, good condition. 365-3485.
1982 Honda Civic 5 spd good condi-
tion $3100, 365-3485.

1985 Bulck Regal Somerset Limited
Edition, loaded, eon V-6 55,000
mi, $7500 OBO, 364-12

1987 Honda CRX-SI. -_ Ronee
Grand-Am-loaded, 365-7743.

1989 Chev Sprint 2 door, HB,
35,000 kms, lady driven, 64 MPG.
Days 362-5818, evenings 362-5950.
Boe tena Accord 5 speed. 368-

a Risa Teper 4 ay wan ais 76K
tust check, ex cond OBO. Ph 368-
3604.

87 Nissan Micra 5 dr H/B, great
shape, low kms $5800 OBO. Days
364-2412, eves 368-9602. |

Olds Cutlass Supreme 2 dr 305 V-8,
stereo, clean $2000 OBO. 368-5421.
I=FORSALE-
1987 Celica GT."
1987 Tempo i
1982 Eagle 4 x 4 S/W . 3,600
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"78. Yamaha’ 650 with two ‘helmets -
asking -$600 “OBO. Phone anytime

oe 364-2673 for datas.

Kootenay Computers Inc
For all your computer needs
For Home & Business Use

At the South Slocan Junction

359-7755

Blueberry Gijts & Floral Designs
Hand-crafted Items by

*_. Local Artisans.
Christmas Shop
200 Highway Dive .“Btusbeny

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Sun steff writer

it School Sup
Terry Wayling was unavailable for
r at press time, but ‘offered

about it before, itsia first ‘time for.

me, and the first time it's ‘been

reported to the Board," said
4 t particular i

Last week's incid:
two. Stanley Humphries Senior
‘Secondary students. which resulted
in first degree bums to the face of a

these
“The Sun quoted: Stantey
Senior S 7
School’. vice-principal, , Jack
Closkey, by saying that is Mente

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Sun last

elsnisetaay “school level, and that
it’s fairly common. I never heard

yling. “That p ident
at.SHSS could have been very
serious, We are gravely concerned,
this could have been a tragedy.

Upon hearing of this matter, I'beld +

a principal's meeting last week and
said, ‘look if you see.Bic lighters

sakes, get tid of them'.”
, Wayling confirmed that the
who were
have been suspended for a period
2. 7
“This was an. app i

Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Canada.”

‘The story of the lighter incident
as carried by the Castlegar Sun bas
shed more light on the conduct of
the and a

disciplinary measure and the rest
of the students have been advised
by the administration that this is

on the premi for.g

simply not acceptable. Bic lighters
be they are seen

Racking up the awards _

-Castlegar and ‘District Wildlife ‘Association, Junior ‘member, Ben Yaseniuk displays
‘the elk.rack that won first place inthe 1990 Junior category at the 1990. Awards
Banquet. The rack, ‘scored by an official B.C: scorer out of Trail, marked a 301-2/8
in the Boone and Crockett scoring system. Scoring is:based on antler mass, length,
symmetry and spread. That mark fell just short of the-320 necessary to get Into the
record book. “That is the established level to determine what's big," explained club.
president Stephen Davis. "This one is just t ‘undermeath. For a junior, compared to a
seasoned hunter, that's really an accomplishment.” Yasenuik .also won:the Junior
awards for Whitetall Deon, ‘Black. Bear, and’ Mule Deer. See feature on 1B.

SUN STAFF PHOTO Narwy Urdley

Monitoring committee set to go

By NANCY LINGLEY

committee to monitor tbe impact of

Pun Editor ,

and mi:
come under close ecarre ee
various ‘ from

the Celgar ” said Mayor

those, too.”
Moore explained that ‘the
ion of sucha

Audrey Moore y
the regular meeting of Castlegar

* City Council held Monday

evening. “Certainly I think it is the

y the. area during the construction

“We passed a resolution last
she that Council appoint #, a. local

ibility of Council to’ be
aware of the Progress, to be aware
of the positive spin-offs, and to be

‘aware of any difficult impacts. We

want to be in a position to identify

which was one of the’ final
recommendations passed, down by
the Review Panel, will include the
RCMP for law enforcement and
security; the Kootenay Health Unit
which will give a voice to various
health agencies, provide health
programs, both mental and
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the school district to deal

with youth ‘and educational con-_

cems; Chamber of Commerce for
positive or negative feedback from

the business community; the
D 3

Board to
how the new development impacts
the area; the Ministry of Social
Services and Housing for access to

The said that he
had spoken to Corporal Day of the
RCMP on an unrelated matter , and
in passing asked fim:if this:was'a
common thing,

“He said that the RCMP have
beard about it, but that it was not a
criminal offense,” said Wayling.” I
asked what could the schoolboard
do, to whom would we register a

superintendent stated that schools .

have limited options when it comes
to dealing with a large student
body. He said that on any given
day the potential for this sort of
thing is there.

“We'have d knives

outside our mr reeanites is beyond the
school’s
““We know Clowiinat ‘students are

i have a place for kids who are old

enough to smoke, we aren't happy
shout it, we don't condone it, we
just know that its better to control
‘and limit it, rather: than . seeing it
done in other’ ‘areas of the school.
This’ v way it’s policed and

and, you know, those kind of -

things | have a potential of being
very serious,” added Wayling. “In
so far as schools o concerned, the

hools are

Wayling admitted that from time
to time fights break out between
students but those caught are either
expelled or suspended from school

4 i with their

charged with supervising, as close
as they can, the premises or
incase area. It’s very difficult

parents.
Wayling feels confident that, in
spite of their limitations in

pervise outside the p

See STUDENTS

concern, and Day

Who was

By FRANK ISERNIA

See COMMITTEE - 2A

‘Sun staff writer

Batman.

The bebavi of the d

that fan:

eyewitness Tom Allis of Castlegar.

ed man?

around here,” said one eyewitness

“T gota of the it
was. He or (she was wearing

Holy Transy
there’s a full-blooded vampire
loose in the Castlegar area.

The Castlegar Sun investigated
this unusual story which, according

had copper
reddish hair. It certainly looked
like women’s hair. I'm, not 100%
sure but I think it was wearing
lipstick, he or she was wearing

to several local ey

occured on Feb. 21. However, it

would’seem there’s no need to

push the panic button, bolt-the

doors, or dash madly to the
fi

Head Nurse, Elaine Sloan, ina
telephone interview, told the.

- Castlegar Sun that hospital’ staff

has not treated anyone. for
neckwound bites or severe blood
loss, the usual vampire trademark.
_. Eyewitness reports, however,
indicated that this particular
vampire-showed an interest in
photography, or perhaps over the
years, had developed a taste for
duck. He was last seen stalking
Zukerberg Island with a camera
and tripod tucked under his cape,
and later caught in the act of
h . iaainiie in

black ‘ight leotards and a long
black coat.”

Other eyewitnesses, while not
admitting that what they saw was a
real vampiré4i the 90s, did say
that. he cettninly looked “arid
dressed’

ts of wierd thifgs happen

asked to on the sighting.
Although the sight of this strangely
garbed man, ob yes reports have
confirmed that he indeed was a
male, frightened many residents of
the area, apparently he was
harmless.

Police called to the island by

this historic legend to modern
hnol . ‘MP

y
confirmed that the proported
vampire had no outstanding
charges, revealing that-his fright
was bigger than his bite.

Violators can
be prosecuted

By FRANK ISERNIA
Sun staff writer.
Castlegar School Board trustees

are breathing a sigh of relief after
being informed that motorists

the water surrounding the isle.
“Yes I saw a man, I think it was
a man. He was walking along the
island taking pictures of ducks or
something in the water,” stated

+ and will be

traffic laws can
ted.

In the past, violators were
ticketed and brought in front of the
courts only to have the charges
thrown out, because of case

precedent. The B.C. Court of
Appeals ruled that the registered
owner of a motor vehicle couldn't

be charged unless he could be
visibly placed at the scene.To lay
charges based on licence plates
only was a violation of the Charter
of Rights because there was a
potential for a jail term.

If the prosecution couldn't
prove that the registered owner was
driving the vehicle at the time of
the. offence, there was no
conviction. Ultimately, this forced
police to refuse to follow up a
report, unless they had a name or
an eyewitness.

However, the law’s status has
now changed. Section 76 of the
Motor Vehicle Act has been
amended to remove any possible
jail sentence This amendment now
gives law enforcement officers the
go-ahead in proceeding with
charges, and allows the law to

owners of the vehicles involved.
“The department will respond

to any complaint that it receives,”

said RCMP Staff Sergeant Hall.

“Most people totally ignore the
flashing red lights. We've had
some near misses. It’s a real

lem,” said T
Supervisor, Lawrence Popoff.

“The police were waming them
to obey the laws, but they were
powerless to do anything about it,”
be added, “The police couldn’ t
proceed in them.”

“I'd, like to see people
appreciate the reasons behind the
law.It's too late once you hit a
child, God forbid, kill a child.

“The laws are bere, they’re not
new laws.-I don’t know what the
problem is, It’s bad around here.

ve checked with other areas,
a we violate the safety of our
kids more than most other places.
It-is'so frustrating for the drivers
when they try to look out for the
safety of our kids, and see some

See VIOLATORS 2A