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Saturday, April 4, 1992 @

815 Campers, Trailers/Sale

823 Cars Di stic

825 Cars Sports & Import

851 Trucks and Vans

912 Boats For Sale

1976 GMC Van 350 cu. in. engine,
stove, fridge, toilet, furnace, side
canopy, good condition. 365-8184.
(3/26)

1984 24 FT. Wilderness travel
trailer, rear bedroom, storm
windows, equalizer hitch, excellent
condition, $10,800. Ph. 365-0093.
(3/26)

"9-1/2" CAMPER, 3-way fridge,
furnace, pottie, hydraulic jacks.
365-6 047. (4/25)

1972 18’ HOLIDAIRE, excellent
condition. 365-2277. (4/24)

RECREATIONAL UNITS for sale —
1989 16’ Casita fiberglass trailer
with bathroom; 1967 18° Airstream
trailer; 1983 30° Citation trailer,
island bed in rear; 1977 24’ Rustler
trailer; 1974 35" Satelite trailer;
1978 25° Prowler trailer, made-up
bed; 1981 18° Terry Taurus trailer;
1986 24’ Vanguard motorhome, all
extras; 1978 24' Okanagan
motorhome. For information
please phone Davies RV
&Storage, 442-9337, Christina
Lake. Closed on Mondays. Dealer
7351. (4/24)

MUST SELL, 1989 22ft. Prowler,
self-contained , like new, tandem
wheels, awnings, 2 doors,
$15,500. 365-5113. (8/20)

DELUXE 11FT. camper for sale or

trade for trailer of equal value.
399-4498. (3/27)

819 Motorhomes/Sale

1986 20' FRONTEER Motorhome
on 350 Chevy chasis, 25,500 km.,
cruise control, air-cond. 359-7120
after 4:00 p.m. (3/26)

823 Cars Domestic

1988 CAMARO IROC, 350, auto.,
loaded, 43,000 _ kilometers,
$12,000 OBO. Ph. 365-6154.
(3/26)

302 AND TRANSMISSION, good
condition, reasonable offer. 365-
2761. (4/24)

1984 PONTIAC 6000LE.
Automatic, P.S., P.B., 4-door, front
wheel drive, $4, 300. 365-8093
after 7 p.m. (4/24)

os FOR SALE ©

1991
TAURUS

Fully Loaded

*13,495

1761 Columbia Ave., Castlegar
365-7555

1984 OLDS Delta 88, loaded, new
brakes, transmission, tires,
immaculate condition. $7,900
OBO. 365-6407. (4/24)

1967 DODGE Dart GT, 2-dr. H.T.
365-5329. (3/27)

825 Cars Sports & Import

1982 TOYOTA Tercel hatchback,
excellent condition, $2400. Ph.
365-5134. (3/26)

1975 VOLVO, good condition, 4
wheel disc brakes, p.s., p.b., child
locks, 4 cyl. Ph. 365-7501 after 4
p.m. (3/26)

1982 TOYOTA Tercel hatchback.
Well maintained, good condition,
$1,800. 365-6486. (4/24)

1976 TOYOTA Celica, 5-speed,
rebuilt engine, mags, stereo, new
radiator, exhaust, brakes, battery,
$1,500. 365-2790, 365-9231.
(4/24)

1987 MITSUBISHI Colt turbo,
many options, excellent condition,
$7000 OBO. 226-7679. (9/23)

1990 TOYOTA Tercel, 4-speed,
hatchback, low mileage, excellent
condition, lady driven. $8000
o.b.0. Phone 365-0274 after 5:00
p.m. (3/27)

831 Motorcycles
1977 HONDA CB550 (vetter-
windjammer, saddle bags, trunk).
AM/FM cassette. $950. 365-2140.
(4/25)

838 Snowmobiles
1990 FORMULA Plus LT full width
2" paddles, skins, dial-a-jets, twin
pipes, new modified motor. Ph.
365-5879. (3/26)

851 Trucks and Vans

1988 MAZDA 4x4 pick-up with or
without camperette, good shape,
$8000 OBO. Ph. 365-6334
evenings. (3/26)

1978 GMC 1/2 T, 4x4, 350, 4-spd.,

short box, good condition. $12,300
OBO. Ph. 365-5879. (3/26)

1974 CHEV VAN. Raised, roof,”

ready for camperizing, includes
stove, fridge, furnace, sink, water
tank, porta-potty, Underframe
propane tank. Open to any
reasonable offer, 365-7230. (4/25)

1985 CHEVY S-10 4x4. Canopy,
extended cab. $7,800 OBO. Worth
a look. 367-9573, Montrose. (4/25)

1985 F-150 4x4. 4-speed, new
paint, excellent condition, low
mileage. 365-0093. (4/25)

1981 TOYOTA 4x4 truck. 4-cyl., 4-
speed, low mileage, new tires.
$4,500 OBO. 365-6235. (4/25)

1981 DODGE Ram, 150 SE
Custom deluxe, 318 automatic,
new paint. Excellent condition,
fibreglass canopy. 359-7491.
(4/24)

1983 GMC 1/2-ton. 6.2 L diesel,
P.S., P.B., tilt, camper window,
cassette, trailer wired. Excellent
condition. $5,500. 365-6615.
(4/24)

1984 DODGE Caravan. 5-speed,
sunroof, air cond., 7 passenger.
Good condition. 365-6332. (tin/16)

1976 FORD pick-up, good
condition, white spokes, new
brakes. $1,000 0.b.0. 365-3841.
(3/27)

Vv MARINE
912

21 FT. San Juan sailboat, c/w
Calkins trailer, 3 sails. 5 1/2

outboard. Asking $5,500. Call 837-
3683. (7/26)

14FT. CANAVENTURE boat and
trailer. $1,400. 365-6690. (3/27)

Boats For Sale

14' SKAGIT. Outboard, fiberglass
boat and trailer, comes with older
45 h.p. $ 1,300. 365-6320. (4/25)

FIRST
IN

1989 20' REGAL. Inboard,
outboard, 305 Mercruiser. 1982
17' Sunrunner, inboard, outboard,
V-6 OMC. 442-2605. (tfn/16)

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1981 MUSTANG, grey, T-roof,
black leather interior, 4-spd.,
cruise control, bra. Ph. 365-6659.
(3/26)

1991 PONTIAC Sunbird. 7,000
kilometres, auto., Ie, stereo,
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1976 TOYOTA Celica, good
running condition. $500. 365-6258
leave message. (3/27)

1984 NISSAN Sentra, hatchback,

5 spd., low mileage. Excellent
condition. $4,000 0o.b.0. 365-3029.

Adams Lake Store. Fully
renovated store and resi-
dence. Srey os excellent

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In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and

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Act, Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following:
Project No.: 0-7524-3005
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entertainment.
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income. Potential full-time or
time hened no investment

Beatiphan: Supply a 14,000 litre or larger ch axle self-loadi
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led tenders, leted in accordance with the Conditions of
Tender on the forms ‘provided, will be received by the Ministry of
Ti tation and ys at Contract Administration, Room 102,
523 Columbia Street, Kamloops, B.C. V2C 2T9 Fax number 828-4205
(for Fax revision) until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on April 9, 1992, when
tenders will be opened in public.
‘A security deposit/surety bid bond will be required (in accordance with
the conditions of the tender.)
A pre-tender meeting has not been scheduled.
Tender di with lope, plans, specifications and
conditions. of tender are available free of charge from the Ministry of

Pp and Hig! Cc ion, Room 102, 523
Columbia Street, K B.C., V2C 2T9. Telephone: 828-4960.
Awarding of this contract is contingent upon the Provincial Legislature
ig sufficient

All documents may be viewed and/or ordered from any Regional Office
of the Ministry of Transportation and Highways between the hours of
8:30 a.m. to 12:00-p.m., and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday,
except holidays.

Where ane payment {0° Sorta socuneneten shall be nee by
certified cl e a
Finance and eorperiba Flotation. All jipdiaase are Aon relorisabla
For further information contact B.C. Draper, Project Manager, Paving
at (604) 828-4276, or fax (604) 828-4229.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

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Who says patience is a
virtue? Not News Editor Scott
David Harrison, that’s for sure.
Harrison and the Robson-
Raspberry Ferry Users Ad Hoc
Committee gather Friday fora
look at the infamous inland fer-
ries report —NOT!

page 6

Even though Dar McDowell
has been weaving for a good
part of her life, she’s no basket
case. This Castlegar artist us-
es fiber arts to spin her magic.

page 9

WATER LOGGED

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Basketball coaches from
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across B.C. and Alberta — in-
cluding Allison McNeill from
SFU and UBC’s Bruce Enns—
will be in town this weekend
looking over the local talent.

page 15

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News photo by Glen Freeman

Stanley Humphries student Diane Wolff took advantage of her school da i isti
y Off Friday to make waves on a des
Lake. Unfortunately her fun was cut short by Saturday rain and Sunday snow enouere. sien

Wi Some 325 Celgar employees
ready to cast ballots as talks
breakdown in Vancouver

Scott David Harrison
EDITOR
_ British Columbia’s pulp and paper
industry is inching closer to a strike.
Members of the Pulp and Paper
Workers of Canada and Canadian Paper
Workers Union will decide this week
whether to endorse a strike mandate.
The vote, which will be released on
April 22, comes after talks between the
British Columbia Pulp and Paper Bu-
reau and the two unions broke off talks
Monday. :
“The bottom line is we'll lose,” PPCW

haven’t been given a mandate to negoti-

ate a concessionary contract from our
members, but that is what we are being
asked to do.”

Shewaga said management is asking
B.C.’s 16,000 pulp and paper workers to

end all banking of overtime, restructure

pension plans and surrender four statu-
tory down days.

“(Management) wants to build an
American model where they run (mills)
365 days a year, every year.”

The two unions, meanwhile, want to
strengthen contract ge, pension in-
creases and a $2 across-the-board raise of
all members. Shewaga said the average
pulp and paper worker currently earns
$18 per hour.

Eric Mitterndorfer disputes those fig-
ure, though.

The president of the B.C. Pulp and Pa-
per Bureau says workers earn an average
wage of $20.15 an hour. He said that fig-
ure grows to $33 per hour when benefits
are penciled into the plans.

mcrae who i is Sa erase ch on

per companies, says management is ne-
gotiating in good faith. He said the in-
dustry is “going through the worst times
anyone has every seen,” yet the unions
want more.

Shewaga said management has alto-

Pulp workers take strike vote

gether dismissed union demands, though.
He said he hopes an affirmative strike
vote will force the two sides to reach an
accord.

The two sides began negotiations last
summer, but those, too, were broken off
when the two sides failed to come up with
new proposals.

Mitterndorfer said, despite what the
union thinks, the industry can’t give any-
more. He said since failed summer nego-
Barans, the industry has lost $500 mil-

on.

Mitterndorfer said B.C. pulp and pa-
per industry is being attacked from all
sides. He said high labor, shipping and
production costs are squeezing the life out
of the industry.

To take matters worse, roars eal

B.C. parece will result in falter
losses as ailing mills struggle to meet
tough emission standards.

Locally, the strike vote means some
325 Celgar Pulp Co. workers will cast bal-
lots this week.

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