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CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 15, 1981

Local youth to appear with group

mall business in duo threat

VANCOUVER (CP —
Bankers here are confident
small businesses can survive
current record interest rates,
but warn that managers’
business skills will be sev-
erely tested in the process.

Some, like Bob Dohan, as-
sistant manager of the Fed-
eral Business Development
Bank, say a greater threat to
business is the national pos-
fal strike.

Dohan says businesses re-
lying on the mail for cash
flow will find things tough,
especially if the strike con-
tinues for any length of time.

“However, if a manager
can get through this period of
restricted income and record
interest rates, he or she
should be able to cope with
anything.”

Local financial institutions
report small businesses are

unFest ‘81

MEMBER MLS

July 18 - 26

CASTLEGAR,

looking for fixed-rate loans
instead of loans based on the
prime-rate plus one or two
percentage points. The fixed-
rate loans enable them to de-
termine exactly how much
money they will need to meet
monthly repayments.

This time last year a small
business could borrow funds
at around 15 per cent on a
prime-plus basis. The same
variety of loan now carries an
interest charge of as much as
22 per cent.

The difference can be criti-
cal to a small business.
Monthly interest payments
on a $200,000 loan are $2,500
at 15 per cent, but $3,666 at
22 per cent. That extra
$1,166 can represent the sal-
ary of a part-time worker.

Mark Kowalko, who re-
ceived his elementary and
high school education in this
city, will be returning to his
hometown of Castlegar as
bass singer in the group
Ordinary People, currently
on tour for Warner Pacific
College of Portland, Ore.

They will be giving a full
concert at Kinnaird Church
of God, on Monday at 7:30
p.m.

Kowalko (second from left
in photo) has completed his
second year of studies at
Warner Pacific College with
emphasis on physical edu-
cation, health and music.
“Ordinary People” have been
touring California, the north-
western states and western
Canada, ‘and will also be
appearing in several concerts
in Alaska.

There will be one concert
only in this area — the
Monday evening perfor-
mance at’ the Kinnaird
Church of God. Everyone is
welcome.

Joy Keillor
bridge results

Thirteen pairs competed in
a bridge tourney on Monday
with an average of 60.

First was Ian MacDonald
and Otto Walker with 78%.
Grace Donaldson and Helen
Ferguson were second with
10%. Tied for third
with 67% were Roberta Ed-
wards and Agnes Charlton
with Nigel Doyle and Pauline
Glover. ©

Fifth was Heather Pottle
and Irene Hess with 67. Bev
MacDonald and Inez Walker
were in sixth place with 66.

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NEW LISTING

Beautiful 3-8BR home with large lan-
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hospital. 2 fireplaces, fresh paint inside &
oul, now flecring and a $48,000.
assumabie 11'%% morigage are a few of
the features of this attractive new listing.
Call today for a personal inspection.

NEW LISTINGS
ISINEES OPPORTUNITIES
1) Resi
— Assumable
— Lots of parking
— Opportunity for husband &
wife team
—Near new equipment
—Call Cooper Team.

2) Florist Business
— Located in Nelson
—High traffic crea
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—Vendor will help finance
— Call Cooper Team.

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Unique park-like setting with creek, pond,

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NEW LISTING
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ms desirable Woodland Park ‘property a
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3 baths, a finished rec room a ond 2. lovely
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“in the heart of downtown Castlegar’ :

HOBBY FARM — - 17 acres (approx. with 8

acres cleared and

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Ouse approx. f., 3 stall

barn, fenced corral, chicken coop, 3 car

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ROBSON — 2.BR nicely finished home in
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VERY QUIET LOCATION — Air-conditioned
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AVENUE — House on commercial

land, sasily converted, office or retail
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$79,500."

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currently used as store, room pond

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2 houses, located north end of city. Call
for details.

PARK LANE — 3 lots in fee) a mens ive,
subdivision, all under; id
quiet residential crea i South end ‘of city.

COLUMBIA AVENUE — Commercial lot
next to. new Medical Professional
Building. Owner will finance.

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OOTISCHENIA ~ — Traller with additions on
tees 680 tt, lot (opprox.) Finished, asking

LOW. COs téam prize winners, Marine Drive. Club, Hardwicke and Flo McFall.

from left,

Sie eee noes as

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LOW NET team

Chery! Jensen;Vicki Woodcock, Catherine

rize winners; Gorge Vale, Victoria,
from left, Dorothy, deGerolamo, Jean Smith, Anne

Neuman, and Wanita Turner.

—CosNewsFoto by Chery! Wishlow

REGISTRATION DAY held Sunday. Shown from left are,
Brenda Zar, Rita Colwell, Janine Getty, Myrtle Cooper,

Wanita Turner, Carmel Marshall,
Castlegar’ and Joan Clake.

Aquanauts take trophy

Castlegar Aquanauts
hosted a swim meet at the

. Bob Brandson pool last week-

end and came away with the
team trophy and 22 aggre-
gates.

The Aquanauts placed first
with 957 points while Trail
took second with 453. Third
was Nelson, 216, Colville,
fourth, 209, Kimberley, fifth,
45 and Greenwood, sixth,.3.

Aquanauts taking aggre-
gates were: Leanne Bentley,
girls eight and under gold,
Alex Hartman,.tied for boys.
eight and under bronze, Mon-
ica Tymol , girls nine
and 10 gold, Jason Schug-
pfer, boys nine and 10
bronze.

In the girls 11° and 13,
Sherri Harmston took the
gold and Shannon Dunaway
took the silver. In the boys
event, Keith Klimchuk took
the gold, Jeff Schuepfer the
silver and Colin Carew and
Kerry Uchida the bronze. ~

Dorreen Innes tied for the
girls 18 and 14 bronze. Carl
Gruden took the gold in the

F boys | ‘event, Dave Zurek tied

for the bronze and Tom
Carew and Ken Kinakin took
tife bronze.

Alexis, Walsh. took’ the
bronze in silver in the girls 15
and 16-while Jason Leitch
took the gold in the boys
event and Gordon Cooper the
bronze,

In the girls 17 and over
Paula ‘Alvarez won the silver.

In the boys event Rob Mc-
Gauley took the gold and Jeff.
Stewart the silver.

The Aquanauts travel to
Kamloops this weekend
where they will participate in
the extremely difficult meet
there,

Eight Castlegar . Aqua-
nauts have qualified for the
B.C. Summer Games in
Comox next month,

They are Bjorn Gustav-
sson, Drew Standidge, David
“Zurek, Tom Gustavsson,
John Farkas, Bruce Wolff,
Rochelle Roberts and Ram-
ona Farkas.

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Lynn Cooke takes

CP):

CASTLEGAR ‘ (
+ Lynn, Cooke. of Vancouver
.. slipped to-an eight-over-par

85. yesterday but’ still took
medallist honors at the B.C.
‘women’s amateur golf cham-
pionships,

Cooke finished the 36 holes
of ‘qualifying for 16 ‘match

play berths with a 162 total,
one'stroke better than three
others, including defending
champion Lisa Young of
Prince Rupert who carded an
81 yesterday.

Cooke, who led a field of
82, won the title in 1978 and
was runner-up last year.

Vicki Woodcock fired an
80, the best round of the day,
to join the trio at 163 which
also included Patty Grant of
Kamloops who had an 83.

Karen Bailey of Pitt Mea-
dows also shot an 80 — 13

_ medallist honors:

strokes better than her oper

ing round — to finish'at 178,

one stroke under the cutolf of
74.

Dorothy DeGirolamo of
Victoria improved to an 82
and was’ alone in fifth place
with a'166 total, one more
than Janine Getty. of Vancou-
ver and two better: than Pat
Derry of Victoria.

Grouped at 171 were Dawn
Coe of Cowichan, Linda Jer-
vis-and Brenda Zak of Van-
couver, and Jean Smith and
Maureen Henderson of Vic-

was alone at 172 while Bailey
was joined by Susan ‘Mc
Cleary of Kamloops at 178.
Cheryl Jansen's 174° total
made her the 16th qualifier
for match play which began
today.

Banquet held

Yesterday marked the ‘end

of the qualifying round in the

B.C.. women’s amateur golf
championships.

At day’s end, a banquet
was held at the Fireside
Place where Lynn Cooke of
Vancouver, was’ awarded the
medallist prize.

Also receiving a prizé was
Gorge Vale Club of Victoria,

_ the low net team winners and

Marine ‘Drive of Vancouver,
loss gross team prize.
Cooke was also made cap-

REPRESENTING B.C, ot the national ladies amateur will |
be, shown from left, Lynne Cooke, tegm captain, Dawn

tain of the amateur team who
will represent the province at
the national ladies amateur
at St. Charles Country Club
in Winnipeg Aug. 17-22.
Representing B.C. are
Cooke, Dawn Coe, Vancouver

- Island, Janine Getty, Van-

couve' icki Woodcock,
Vancouver, and Alternatives
Dorothy deGirolamo, Victor-
ia, and Pat Derry, also of
Victoria."The winner of this
week's championship will al-
so be part of the team.

PLAN 24 CHEQUING .
TERM DEPOSITS

owners’ negotiators and is.
ers’ representatives
bargaining. It was to

first meeting since

osal:drawn up by Moffett.

Coe,

Janine Getty,
deGirolamo, alternative and Pat Derry, alternative.

Vicki

Webdeock,

‘The negative effects of t!

strike —° economic losses ii

thes major league cities and
the cancellation of 892 of the

‘son gam

serious. oncugh in Donovan's

opinion that he should inter:
‘with Moffett. The 52nd

Dorothy

—CosNewsFote by Chery! Wi

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