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ss__Castlégar News July 24, 1985

-TORONTO(CP)— To:
Motor Corp. will build’ a
vehicle

plant in .

American plant will Y bdodues

Canada to produce 50,000

“ears a year by late 1988.
Toyota” Canada. vice-presi-
dent -Hector Dupuis said
Tuesday.

“Oh, what | a feeling; we're
very happy,” Dupuis said in a
telephone interview.-

But details of the plant,
announced by- the Japanese
parent company this morning
were still scarce.

Dupuis said it will take
until the fall to decide where
the plant will be located and
how many jobs will be
created.

Toyota said in an early-
morning statement from
Tokyo that it will begin pro-
ducing passenger cars by
1988 in new plants to be built
in Canada and the United
States.

About 200,000 cars a year
will be built at a U.S. plant in
a location also yet to be
decided.

\_ Dupuis said the Canadian
Plant will produce compact
cars with 1.6-litfe enginés in

cars.
~~ Auto industry Fanti had
been anticipating an ann-
ouncement from Toyota on
an assembly plant in Canada.
Honda Motor Co. is proceed-
ing ‘with construction of a
vehicle -assembly _plant._at:
Alliston, Ont., north of Tor-
onto, and analysts had spec-
ulated that Toyota would
follow suit.

The Alliston plant will
produce 40,000 units a year
after 1987.

Toyota, the leading seller
of imported vehicles = in
Canada, when car and truck
totals are combined, now
operates a small aluminum
wheel-manufacturing plant in
British-Columbia. Until the
mid-1970s, it operated a small
assembly plant in. Nova
Scotia; but pulled out be-
cause the operation was con-
sidered uneconomic.

Canadian government o
cials were hoping Toyota
would assemble more than
100,000 cars a year and pro-
gress toward participation in

SOUTH AFRICA —

: BUSINESS
__ Toyota plant in Canada

the duty-free arrangement of
the Canada-U.S. auto pact.
Dupuis said the company
has. not. yet made a decision,
whether to join the auto pact.
. Federal Industry Minister
Sinclair Stevens is on vaca-

tion and wasn't immediately -

available for comment.

But Vera H
aide, said: “He certainly will
be pleased. It’s something
we've been seeking for a long
time.”

Eiichi Sato, commercial
counsellor with the Japanese

embassy in- Ottawa, said he-

hopes Toyota's ‘investment
will reduce some of the trade
friction. between the two
governments.

Whether there will be
further investments by Jap-
anese companies depend on
Canadian market conditions,
he said.

Presssure has been build-
ing on Toyota to come up

‘with an assembly plant be- production of

cause of growing numbers of
of vehi-

,-his press_

more than 30 per cent com-
pared with the same month a
year-ago.}
_ The Canadiaw and Japan-
ese governments. reached an
agreement earlier this
summer in whcih the Japan-
ese promised to keep to théir
18 per cent of ‘the Canadian
vehicle market.

But critics of
ment complained that there
are no safeguards to ensure
that the: Japanese limit their
shipments to 18 per cent. In
addition, they said, the
agreement still permits the
Japanese to increase their
shipments because the over-
all vehicle market is growing.

The Canadian government

has told the Japanese that if,

they want to keep their share
of the Canadian autg market
they must be willing to in-
‘crease their investn\ent here
through the purchast of mor
eCanadian parts 4nd_ the
ic _vehicles _in
Canada. _

0; i critics have

cles into Canada. .
In May, for example, Jap-
anése car sales jumped by

said the government has
been weak in pressing its
claim with the Japanese.

Investors worried

LONDON (Reuter) — For-
eigners are worried about
their investments in. South
Africa following the declara-
tion of a state of emergency
there, but there are no signs
of panic, stock market ex-
perts said Tuesday.

The stocks of companies
involved in South Africa —
such as banks, gold mines
and mining investment

houses — fell sharply on the
London and johannesburg
stock exchange Monday.
But analysts said this re-
flected a to put

price, and the country’s
currency, the rand, firmed to
53 cents U.S. from 52.25 at
Monday night's close in

fresh funds into South Africa
while political tensions per-
sisted, not a mass withdrawal
of investments. —*

South African gold mining -

shares rallied Tuesday, aided
by a slightly higher bullion

Gulf Canada
‘deal went sour

OTTAWA (CP) — Prime
Minister Brian Mulroney
scuttled the deal to sell for-
cign-owned Gulf Canada to

/Toronto’s Reichmann family,
a leading figure in the Toron-
to “said

Zukerman, said a number of
other factors may have made
the deal unworkable, ‘‘but it
was the one key thing that
went sour.’

Petro- Canada had been

Tuesday.

Andrew Sarlos, an invest-
ment banker. with close ties
to the. Reichmann family,
said the prime minister with-
drew government support at
the Jast-minute from_a_com-
panion: bid by government-
owned Petro- Canada to buy.
Gulf assets the Reichmanns
did not want.

Sarlos stressed his infor-
mation did not come from the—
Reichmanns, who were bid-
ding to take over Chevron’s
60-per-cent interest in Gulf.

Sarlos, with the i:

‘ing with the Reich-
manns to buy Gulf Canada’s
refining and marketing net-
work, as well as other assets,
and had been given cabinet
approval to spend as much as
$1.8 billion.

But late Wednesday after-_

noon, just hours before Chev-
ron’s, 8 p.m. deadline ex-
pired, ‘tit was made very
clear (to Petro-Canada) that
they were not to use their
authorization to proceed,’’ he
said.

Sarlos said the Reichmanns
needed the deal with Petro-
Canada to help finance their

counselling firm of Sarlos and

$3 billion to take
over Gulf.

Old Coca-Cola
coming back

TORONTO (CP) — Old
Coca-Cola is coming back to
Canada, and its parent hopes
it will live happily ever after
with its controversial new
relative Coke.

A poll conducted by Tor-
onto-based Coca-Cola Ltd.
showed enough consumers
still want the old-soft-drink
brand, although most Coke
fans have been turning to the
new formula, company pre-
sident Neville Kirchmann
said Tuesday.

“The consumer has spoken
and the direction is clear,”
Kirchmann said. “We will
offer the classic (old taste) of
Coca-Cola in addition to the
new taste.of Coke in Can-
ada.”

The move is in‘line with
similar steps taken this

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this
space!

Special rates for
multiple insertions.

Phone 365-5210

month in the United States
where consumers demand
prompted Coca-Cola Inc, to
bring back the‘ original
formula as Coke Classic while
continuing to market the
new, less acidic version.

Kirchmann said it will take
three to four weeks to return
the old brand__to— store
shelves. :

e-

Gold stocks rose strongly
on Australian markets Tues-
day and brokers in Sydney
said the shares were benefi-
ting from a large outflow of
funds from, South Africa.

Brokers in London dis-
agreed with the Australian
view that there had been a
darge-scale - withdrawal of
money from South Africa,
but they said Australian and
Canadian mining stocks will
attract more funds while
South Africa's turmoil: con-
tinues.

RAND FIRM

“The rand remained very
firm this morning, and it
wouldn't have done so if
there'd been a massive out-
flow of capital,” said Mike
Gordon of London _ stock-
brokers James Capel.

Brokers in Hong Kong said
they, had no evidence that
South African funds” were

being shifted into invest-
ments in the British colony.
“If that is true, it is only a
trickle,” said a broker witha
major European securities
firm.

Other brokers said U.S.
investment fund managers
had been moving funds .over-
seas from South Africa and
that so far AuStralia had
been the main beneficiary.

In South Africa, central
bank Governor Gerhard de
Kock said financial markets

had been little influenced by

the state of emergency.

“So far, from our point of
view, very little has happ-
ened,” he said.

Johannesburg  stock-
broakers said there had been
some moderate oversease
selling of gold shares and
selected industrial stocks.

Economists
markets have
shocked by the
emergency because
followed a |
~ting>

~~ DAILY
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TO CRANBROOK

Starting Thursday,
August 1
Depart Castlegar — 8 a.m.
to connect with PWA
Eastbound Flights.
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112-800-663-7047
RESERVATIONS — 365-7701

MID-SUMMER SALE

Sale ends August 3 (All Sales Cash & Final)

a Western Canadian Company i

YOUR SATISFACTION. .
IS OUR MAIN CONCERN.

A ae *2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ike) SERVE YOu -
* Castleaird Plaza _ " * Downtown
Castleaird Plaza Store Open for Your Shopping Convenience
—Until 9-p.m. Thursdays and Fridays.
Prices effective until Saturday, July 27, 1985.

Government inspected poultry
° frozen

‘roasting |

chicken
Canada utility i
kg. 2; 1 8 Ib.

e Sib. avg.

Henne's

On the Arrow Lakes, 2"%

16'in Stock: other sizes available.
Now at introductory prices!

365-3219

Marina

miles from Castlegar.

California grown sweet
large size

nectarines

California
grown

jumbo cantaloupes

no.1 Dis: 99

With One Filled Super Saver Card Offer Good Thru July 27, 1985

1.30 ns.

QUEEN-SIZE waterbed, waveless

ARE YOU INTERESTED in pu

chasing new World Book

cyclopedi
September? For
578.

in time tor school
more. infor-

mation, 365-7578." _*3/57

Quilting frame. floor model,
never used $40. Phone 365-7863
evenings. 3/58

fresh Hawaiian

pineapples

Ib. 99

imported ¢ golden:ripe

bananas

2A9

jumbo 10's

218 is. B87 is.

SPECIALS
BEEF & PORK

“Quality Guaranteed’

Sides of Lean pork
95¢ Ib. caw

Beef —
Government Inspected
sives $1.72 caw:
Hinps $2.19 caw
$1.49 caw

ing. boning and

se price per 1

_TRIPLE
‘D MEATS

Canyon, B.C.
Ph. 428-5613

peiod of rio-_|

*

seafood e whole © head off
fresh pink _

salmon

3.92 rs. wl dl 8

Government inspected poultry
-__¢ frozen young

turkeys

sot 9g

Canada utility
2 82 7kg
Government inspected pork
rib or tenderloin portion @ fresh

pork loin chops

1.98

V43
Zu

lean
up to
1.36 kg.

ground beef —

3.26 is 1 a 4 8

With One Filled Super Saver Card Offer Good Thru July 27, 1985

4.37 Xs

ee

SS

* SPECIAL

margarine

Blue
Bonnet
1.36 kg

With One Filled Super Saver Card Offer Good Thru July 27, 1985

iz 224.99

With One Filled Super Saver Card Offer Good Thru July 27, 1985

. Dairy Maid © from concentrate

apple juice

Hills Bros. ¢ regular © auto. drip

ground coffee

7.99

Ci 12 ctn.
1.1k Sree
8 9.48

tin ILctn.

INCLUDE THE PRICE: When ad-

ems for sale, it's
ways advisable to state the
price. Many readers won't phone
if no price is mentioned. . tin/19

STATIONERY SUPPLIES
PHOTOCOPYING
WEDDING STATIONERY
GENERAL PRINTING

el Prinv-B2

623 Columbig Avenue

QUALITY TOP’ soit and d grovel. 6

d. loads,
Gul Legebokol 35 9836. tn 40

HOTPOINT _ ai
suitable for cpartment ‘or mobile
988.

ome $350 OBO. Ph. 359-7!
tin /56
ALL MAJOR
APPLIANCES REPAIRED

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

WESTINGHOUSE Stove, whi

Asking $100. 365-6538 after
Pe Vs:

ALUMINUM sheets. Ideal for
e

a SN’

As time goes by, you'll know why:

ow TRAILS.

» SALES & SERVICE
502-12th Ave., Genelle

693.

-2382

MOBILE: home on
fireplace. voulted ¢ Sina
In Golischania $3507 mo Ce on
2:

plates (.
gre priced as follows: One to 12
60 cents

Apply Castlegar News, 197
Columbie Ave., Castlegar. tin/22

All
Scaffolding

72
PRICE.

For Better or For Worse®

by Lynn Johnston

POUR pectnoayi house with ap

plionces, _oil/wood heat,

Crescent Valley. Ph. 365-6714,
365-3068. 7/56

You REALIZE THAT
YoU COULD BE
WITH BREAK-|

The month of July

andex
Equipment Rentals

107 Pine St., Nelson

- FREE ESTIMATES

Call George Ross
Shop Manager

Glass ¢,
loin,
Free Cian jomet Service

ning wit
Free coffody Joni” ery

~A meee ons

332-6291

\CREENED — to now
Gvallable. 352-6187 oF ‘352. S960.

QUALITY FORSON: ‘and oars

Phone 359-792 n/36
DRAIN rock, = ond fil {Pout
Legebokotf. 359-7926.

KING.
mirrored headboard,
rawel

an
Condition $700, Ph.

E. CEASSIFIED >)

RATES AND
INFORMATION
3 lates
First 10 Words $3.50
Additional Words 15¢

4x
Recileble
Attention Getters

[-2s¢ tor each tine od Gppears
(Minimum charge 75¢.)

Legal Ads
Word ads: 20¢ per word tor
‘one insertion; 15¢ per word

Pool & Spa Sales
. - and Service

BioGuard Chemicals
CALL GARY AT
*VALKYR AQUATICS

woods 7389,

COMPLETE. a
Jonk $25. Basin/tavce! $20, Ph.
365:5338. tin s8~
GO-CART. Good condition. ea00
OB 6420. 3/57

¢ USED GUNS bought and sold

Cash or-trade. Wises Hardware.
Rossland. 112-362-5171. tin/9?

jor
insertions. Legal boxed ads:
64¢ per agate line for one in-
sertion; 48¢ per agate line for
subsequent consecutive inser-
tions.

Payment Policy
Payment may be made by
cash, cheque or Viso and
MasterCard credit cards. It is
not advisable to send cash
through the mail. Classified

days after it first appears:

Aluminum
Sheets

24%" x 36"

1 to 12 -
13 10 24
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60¢ Each
50¢ Each

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SUNDAY CASNEWS
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mail to:
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the right to classify ads under-
appropriate-headings and to
determine page facation.

must comply

sh Columbia

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states no advertisement may.

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‘SEAMLESS 5" GUTTERS

uge aluminum,
year lsokproot guaran.
. Free- estimates. Call Mr.
Gutter. 365-3240. 104/23
SEE what Mary Kay cosmetics
can do tor you. Fran. 365-7857.

t

an advertising

program ever. $109 per

week we can piace your 25-word
classifi

more than 1.5
Call_our As
2212 tor det

BIRCH FIREWOOD for. solo.
6342.

$60/cor

1981 HONDA CR-80. York com-

3Y CAR SEA

3/57"

ONE SINGLE BED, $20. 365-2979
after 6 p.m. 7
froe-of therge. Up."

¥ be odvariised, but the or,
fielés must not total over $20 ond
each item must have its price
stated. We will run your ad tor
three issu!

RASPBERRIES
399-4779

+- BEFORE 8 A.M. OR
AFTER 7 P.M.

17” swath. 365-;
: RUSSELL :
AUCTION HOUSE

New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

UTILITY TRAI

ra

WILL HAUL away livestock car
casses. Phone 357-9984 after 6
tin

WHITE male Ani (Angers “rabbit,
months $30. Ph. 693-5531. 3/58
11-YR.-OLD saddiehorse mare.
Also packs and hauls in team,
rh. 365-6: 3/

THREE FOR THE
‘PRICE OF TWO

d-level
room opartment. Down-

wn. area. Fridge, stove.
Kraicble July 30. Ph. 365-2758.

“apartment,

Bedroom
TMapestctores plitgplace,, sun:
deck $325/mo. 1.77/56

FOR RENT

Desirable
Commercial

Downtown
Castlegar

Next to Pharmasave.
2,000 sq. ft. at
street level
4,000 sq. ft. on
lower level.

CONTACT S,S. BILN
AT PHARMASAVE

365-7813 Day
365-5392 Nights

THREE-BEDROOM mobile home
on large lot, available July 1.
Gas heat. 365-3155. tin/43
TWO-BEDROOM = house. for
‘couple, in Castlegar. Reasonable

Run the same word classified ad in three consecutive

issues of the Castl

first two ads . .
CHARGE.

r News and you pay only for the

. the last one is at NO AQDITIONAL

DOWNTOWN apartment. Fridge.
stove included. Available July 1.
Call Don. 365 3347 tin.
TWO BDRM. basement: suit
Thrums. Non-sm:
included. Pr
Reasonable.
tment. 399-4390.
DOWNSTAIRS.
Walk to schools

everins. tin/40

Bags OaKDED Alco Kenneli,
Salmo Phone 357-9984
‘evenings. tin
APPY MARE. 13 H.H., good
disposition. 226-7508 3/57
THREE SIAMESE seal-point kit-
tens. Litter box trained, $25
each. 365-2448 ater 3 p.m. 3/57
JERSEY od milking
line-different ages. 357-2475.
3/57

PAILS
ONLY

*1.50

EACH

Heavy duty.all-purpose
plastic pails with tight-fitting
covers and handles.
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Ave.
‘astlegar

| formation call 365-6213

COMMERCIAL BUILDING, 1.680
sq.ft. $400/month. 365-9297;
THREE BEDROOM pause

acreage in Robson. 365-82

1971 PARAMOUNT m

room with bedroom od-
h. 226-7406

days
FOWA LIMITED TIME ONLY
ve a plan that will suit
jour needs for'G one: or two
edroom apartment. Wheelchair
facilities available. For more in-
tin/45

Highway 3A, Thrum:

VEHICLES
“81 Pontiac Phoenix
(low mileage)
‘73 Chrysler Newport
‘72 Suburban, 6-cylinder

TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
10” Crafstman Table Saw

% H.P. Air Compressor

Hand Tools

2 - 10 Speed Bicycles
Exercise Bike
Household Items

10” Crafstman Radial Arm Saw

Power Tools, Garden Tools

russe. AU CTION sous:

Sunday, July 28 — 1 p.m. Sharp

Open Setaly to Friday, 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.

PARTIAL LIST OF SALE ITEMS
CAMPERS
Import Truck Camper
Import Truck Canopy
14’ Shasta Trailer
Small Vanguard Trailer

FURNITURE &

6-Piece Wood Bedroom Suite
Buffet and Hutch China Cabinet

‘Barber's Chai
5-Drawer Off
Electric Stove
30 Door Jams

Stainless Steel Vanity

RUSSELL AUCTION = 399-4793

399-. 4793

MOTORCYCLES
1980 Yamaha 650 HS

Suzuki 90 Trail Bike

APPLIANCES

ir
‘ice Desk

WOODLAND PARK
HOUSING CO-OP

Olers alfordobie tomy vite. torge 2.
nd 3 bed

Enjoy ot
frember management and stable fents

For more information phone
365-2677

TWO. BDRM. Sto

inidge Sut ‘Castlegar. Ee
cE BDRM, Furnis

tment in downtown Costleger,
365-6790.

TWO BDRM. modern “house in
Robson, $300/month. 365-6691
eves. 1in/52

Fully

EEPING UNITS.
ed including
eeping linen.
desired. Close to town,

ts
rates includin light and
TV. Weekly or by the month. 365
30, 365-3250 or 365-3727.
paved)

Ideal retirement on
special floor

1-2-3 bedroom units
Prices from $225 to $425
Fridge and Range included
Very Clean and Homey
Would furnish on Request

PH: 365-6213
or 365-7661

FURNISHED BACHELOR su’
Available now. Burrard Apt
downtown. 365-6547, 365-7330.

ONE BEDROOM basement suite.
close to downtown. Partly fur:
$165/per month, plus
Avoilat ly.

4

housekeeping units.
olor Cable T.V.
Ait utilities included

65-5613

TRAILERS FOR REN
suitable for 14 wides. Cedar
Crest Trailer Court. 365-6126.

tin/50
ONE BDRM. furnished apar-
tment,
‘6642.

"month. 365.
3/57

SMALL “wo-bedroor mobi
home in Fridge ‘and
stove, gos heat. 365-3155. tin/43

2

BASEMENT SUITE, 365-2548. 3/59

TWO BDRM. home with suite in
basement on acreage in Robson.
365-3015. UE:

ONE BDRM.
Thrums.
days, 365-80:

. cabin on acreage in
Call Brad," 365-5347.
3. 75s

TWO.1 bdrm. suites. Loundry and
utilities included. 365-5156 or
365-6610. tin/45
DOWNSTAIRS. | 3
Walk to schools

. Quiet area. 359-
tin/40

TWO BDRM. cacbitein or
Call Brad, 365-3347 days, 365-
8054 evenings. W59
LARGE TWO BDRM: lex ii

Brod,
days. 365.0054
evenings. i 7/59

LOGELIN APT.

Downtown Castlegar, | newly
d
Fridge, range,

laundry facilities,

CALL COLLECT

368-3133

TWO BDRM. basement suite.
Partially furnished, utilities in
cluded. Close to) downtown
Gvailoble July 1. Phone 365-5012,
tin/45

BONDEROSA MOBILE HOME

lots.

1 veer. Gas aval
able. 365-3353. tfn/39

2 BDRM. SUITE. Batchelor suite.
both partly furnished. 365,21
or 352-777. tin/47
SELKIRK MANOR One and two
bedroom apartments starting ot
uiel, well” cared. tor
Bariding Fridge, stove included.
365-3204, 36! tin/80

rent. ts. Available August.
Ph 365-7054 S756

3 BDRM. house.
Casth
Availal

12_miles from
r up Pass Creek Road.
He Aug. 1. Ph. 959-7624. |

OFFICE space for rent. ox.

20x40", Columbia A Zee

month, heat and included.

Rear access, loadi lock. Ph.
2885.

MARANATHA COURT

Castlegar, B.C. 365-7161

€OZY_ two-bedroom, ries
carport, lown/ gor

many othe

00” All vntities, pees whe

$a
88 365-3752 or 359-7607.

ONE bedroom modern Tomined
house, Castlegar. Available
Aug. 1; Also, ope:bedroom. part
of dupiex, furnished, ee.

available now. No pets.
5465.

_OPEN HOUSE

On 2408-1 Ith Avenue
This Friday, July 26
1 p.m. to 9 p.m.

This is an executive home with any exciting
features. Vendors have realistically priced this
home to reflect today’s market.

scrubber *

Saws *

sales will be final.

days.

5 4x4 Loaders *

Crew Cabs * 4 Flat Decks *

TERMS:

VIEWING
SALE CONDUCTED BY

AUCTION

(1979) LTO

1605 N.W

Creston: B.c
SERVICES 78-5666

> AUCTION SALE

Ministry of Transportation & Highways Yard
2km. West of Salmo, B.C. on Highway 3

Saturday, August 10 — I] a.m.

a
1969 Barber Greene KL35 Mix Plant * 1974 M.O.H. ASIM Air-
3 Graders * 1971 A-C HD11 Crawler *
* 2.5th Wheel Tractors * 8 Dump Trucks * 10 Cab & Chassis * 2
2 Water Trucks.* 10 Pickups.* 4 Vans
* 1977 Ford F100 4x4 * 2 Stationwagons * 1973 Hiab 550 Crane
* 1967 MF100 Tractor c/w Bush-Whacker * 4 Trailers *
Steam Cleaners * Water Pumps * Generators *
Motors * Tools * Motors

COMPLETE LISTING AVAILABLE AT JUAL AUCTION

Chain
Electric

All units sold on a “NO WARRANTY, NO GUQRANTEE” basis, and all

Units to be removed within SEVEN DAYS from day of Auction.
Department or Auctioneer NOT responsible for units in those seven

Permits and transfer forms will be available on Auction Site.
Cash or Cheque with acceptable ID (letter of credit) on sale day.

August 8&9, 8a.m.~3 p.m. and prior to sale time.

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