CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 1, 1978

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AGTION

s VEHICLES

1984 GMC 1/2.TON, 6-cyl. Good
ronning 4 order, Ph, 385-3997, on

in PORGE we gts

REBUILT
oral odge 4:peed trans.
migaion lot irae n. Fy 920
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LATE 1978 CHAYSLER Newpoi

2-door hardtop. Excellent eanalign

Under 40,000 miles, Ph. 399-: yin

SL
WAS $750 NOW $600. 1972 Ford
Custom Ranch Wagon.

automatic, ogres running condiiton
Ph. 365-6 320
1974 VEGA with unassembled
motor and headers. Ph. 385-661 ate

+ B.8., pb, Ph. 3

© MOTORCYCLES

425 HODAKA WOMBAT complete complete-
ly rebuilt, $400, — oe or ve
1977 YAMAHA 75

5,000 km., cares, fie new. th
Be30 5075 after 4:30 p.m. Asking

Be 700 SIN SE SHUR LEN ree
bee SELL 1974 KAWASAKI te.

mechanical condition.
ee after 6 p.m.

1072 - CB 754 HONDA. Low mileage
. and loaded with accessories. Excel-
lent condition. Phone aller ’5 p.m.
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ee FREY MOUTH Riya 400
320

- INCOME TAX
FRANCHISE
AVAILABLE

H & R Block Is looking fora

¢ MOTORCYCLES

FULL DRESS GOLD WING. Ph.
spgcayaa, "aa
1977 SUZUKI T5125, with aoe?
miles, $950, 0.b.0. Ph. 365-3253.

1975 HONDA STREET bike, oe Cc.
Excellent condition, Ph. 36-7696.

1974 KAWASAKI KS 125. ah
965-5503 after 5 p.m.

© Boats & Motors

15-FOOT ROWBOAT. Ph. ay

Va FT. GLASSCAAFT with one

45 h.p. electric atart Merc., at
tealier Included, Excellent running

gear, feiced to sali at $1,500. Ph.
iin2i
STARCRAFT, onan bow.
ee 4%
h.p. Mere. ai end

seals, 2 gi ia, i abet ig,
extra prom slecirie start, i700 ¢ am
Ave., 8. oF Ph, 385-0820 siter 4 p.m,

on
1973 50

NEW Sh.p, Evenrude out-
board motor. Plus te ft, Sy yngbek
aluminum boat. Ph, 7388.
EXPLORER BOAT eee for tat
et In excellent Eocene Baty

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RESPONSIBLE COUPLE with teen-
age daughter want to ri
-bdem. home with farge yard and
fireplace in In Ge (near SHSS),
GOOD a CANOE,
chain saw, transmlesion: "er 862
ord half-ton + peevlinder, and "oat
rack. Ph. 385-3;

¢ HELP WANTED

RAISE EARTHWORMS.

ca.
pable of operating a volume
tax business. Prior tax
knowledge, while helpful,

RECEPTIONIST WANTED for local
medical office. Office experience
ry and an.

© HELP WANTED:

MATURE STUDENTS! Et 36 to
$7 par hour aluabonva with intaren-
ro, i immer work. Write Fuller

h Co. Box 108, clo 808, 20
wee Mastlnge 8t., Vancouver, B.C.

IH? or Mr. Olamond,
Sereral eer ‘Station "RY, Ae
ow. wa 8 vets,

quired, valid Class 2 Seiveria, Ile
cence. pring dime pele in the

hot ura ol mn.
ani “aia ot 8 os ee
pollcation
ae

Secretary-Te

School Dietriet Nog 2 (Castlegar)
Box 3220
Castlegar, B.C. 221

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column at mo ener ‘it

mono eevert se. ting)
FOUR KITTENS to give away, Ph,

Ser.

MALE: YELLOW CAT. Ph, See;

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smoker ey rint agers very ae ee
ONE_DOUBLE CEMENT laundry
tub. Take It home, First come gels
it. Ph, 965-7513 Bob's Pey’n Neth

[REE PUPPIES. WIT ba medium.
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© WORK WANTED

axle” ‘dump.
i, Pan indy soll,
very fine sand. Santano Trucking:
Ph. 365-3076,
NEEO A CARPENTER? Will work
Bh. aoe rso et Free eaten ate: 3.

~ FOUNDATIONS & FR: ng
Quality workmanship,

EXTERIOR at
Brushy rotlée or spray. Excellent Jo
guaranteed. apagert lonally | Yow
fates. Ph. 385-356. ttaié

© LOST

BLUE AIR CLEANER from Mazda.
Ph. 365-5802.

ITEMS ADVERTISED in this col-
re not charg
service by th! nenepener If you've
found soi rately phone the
aatlay aa :
tt nt 3

LADIES’ WATCH found near Cas-
tlealrd Plaza. Owner may claim by
Identifying. Ph, 385-5478 evenings.

EAR CASTLEAIRD

is not necessary. We pro- NEAR CASTLEAIRD PLAZA, 2
vide: keys on leather ring. Claim at the
TRAINING Gastlegar News, _222

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$e5-7131 for an appointment.

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* MANAGEMENT do tt ‘PLACEMENT

HIGH SCHOOL and college stu-
dents seeking part-time Jobs may
offer their services here ee. ot

Interest we the
t. Ph.

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1d GM mechanics for well astab-

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please write to:

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413 D Tranqullle Rd.
KAMLOOPS, B.C.
V2B 3G9

full-time employment. Contact Ad-
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al

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printed free wi you irder your
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° > Announcements |

Mr. . Tam Wallac
Robson are niente to announce t fs
forthcoming
daughter, a quil
Freres, vel nei
of inelace
"ot Parana ue "al al,
hitsines me ee to take
place 2 00 J }978, In Robson.

falt and ‘er ite Tl
New reper ke ould kes to iY
announce the coming marriage

Evolyn
vadsing estat en oer
ce
e751 New Denver ee eoes

and Mr ra “ia ohn clarke.

are loaned to oF tna Me
arrlage o!

ierratine Evalyn H io Mr. at ahr

eb
July 8, 1978, kop ia
‘Angtigan ‘church, ees “Davie

e Cards of Thanks

thanka to our friends in
Cestiogavanes Beet for the baautl.
tul sarce.ane and at

are veél much
appreciate n

= ete Dally and Family.
thanks ta ah < doctors and

the hospit at
= Mr. Mabal Cherrington.

ih to express our sincere
thanks 108 our many friends, relatives
and nelghbours for thelr cards,
baking, flowers and oe vessiona, ol
sympathy recelved

ie w

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Mike, Mary and thelr eta

BIRTHS

eS

KINAKIN — To Bob and Cheryl
Kinakin of Ceatlegar, May 25, 1978,
a daughler.

KINAKIN — To Jack and Ellen
Kinakin of Castlegar, May 24, 1978,
agon.

BARTSOFF — To John and Patricia
Bartsoff of Castlegar, May 26, 1978,
a daughter.

VERHAEGHE — To Ted and Gall
Verhaeghe of Castlegar, May 28,
1978, a daughter.

ADDRESS LABELS. Handy ior tse
‘on envelopes, parcels, etc.
2 25 & tax. Castlegar news tt

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Services Held for Mabel
Koochin of Perry Siding

Prayer services began
Tuesday afternoon from the
chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home and continued Tuesday
evening from the Appledale
Hall, concluding with a funeral
service yesterday morning, for
Mrs. Mabel Koochin, 77, of
Perry.Siding, who died sudden-
ly on Saturday.

Mrs. Koochin was born
Sept. 80, 1900 in Verigin, Sask.
She came as a young girl to
Brilliant in 1914, married in

© LEGALS

ppaynee OL Belt Britian oumels

Noriee a ierety
spplication will be.
Giretiers: of Vital Stal

of Nam
ellyat rine er ot
= tat ‘aver Castlegar,

Inthe Provines of ret Columbia,

as follow!
ange my name trom
jeyer to Llewallyn

crelll
Dated this 181 day of Juno, A.D,
“Llewellyn Meyer’
{Signature of applicant.)

WETAVEWILC FORMS Gan TE

E HAVE WILL FORMS. Oni; yee
cache Also interien eureement
forms, 2 Hegar Nee,
181 Columbta ave

WEATHER —

that community and moved to
Perry Siding in 1949 where she
had resided till her death,

She was a member of the
Union of Spiritual Communities
of Christ.

Surviving are three sons,
Mike of Robson, Willlam of
Perry Siding and John of Wasa;
and three daughters, Mrs. J.
(Elizabeth) Stoopnikoff of
Shoreacres, Mrs, M. (Lucy)
Lebedow of Ootischenia and
Mrs. P. (Helen) Popoff of
Nelson.

Also surviving are 22
grandchildren and 19 Breat
grandchildren.

Interment was at Perry
Siding Cemetery, with Castle-
gar Funeral Home in care of
arrangements.

LOTS FOR SALE

Residenta! or ronrealarnt
js having:

x water, electricity, et

telephone hookup, plenty

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Located near shopping cen?
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Prices range from $8,750 ta
$15,000 with a down pay-
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including 12% Interest. ¢

‘ontact your real esiate
Saat for more information:
or write: Christina Luke’
Development Ltd., Box
1030, Grand Forks, B.C.; or
phone 447-9405, 447-9727;
442-8204, and in Trail 368-
9327; or call in at the Office
Traller on the subdivision
at Christina Lake. :

COUNSELLOR

Selkirk College, a decentralized community college | 5
with core campuses In Nelson, Castlegar and Trall;
invites applications for a counsellor position.
have a Master's Degree In
Counselling and some Industrial experience. Expert i

B.C.,
Candidates should

ence in

post-secondary sikation would be an asset. Dutles:.’
include career counselling, educational ;
secondary school liaison, and general student services.::

advising,

9 FT
Prepared to travel throughout an College ragion-.:
Salary commensurate with duties. Position subject to.
budget approval. Apply by June 17, 1978, to: Personnel
Office, Selkirk College, Box 1200, Castiegar, B.C. VIN
w1 3

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4 The 3st annual Union of

+ Spiritual Communities of Christ

+ Union of Youth Festival was a

’ ‘resounding success,

: Capacity audiences attend.-
the three-day event at the

‘ A surprise silver wedding
; ; ahtilversary party was held in
ytle Legion Hall on Sunday
‘ ‘honoring Mr. and Mrs, Roland
‘Pafsson (nee Jean Maitland),
« who were married May 30, 1953
“im the Kinnaird Presbyterian
- Church by Reverend McKellar,

‘Charges Pending
Following Two
Nehicle Accident

«Charges are pending fol-
Howing a two-vehicle accident
+Friday evening near the Oglow

{Building on Columbia Avenue.

Police report a 1968 Dodge

art, driven by Thomas Brent.

Charmaine M. C. Lyons of
Castlegar when the collision
‘occiirred,

“+ Both drivers were taken to
Castlegar and District Hospital
with undetermined injuries.

ne Damages have been esti-

Shdfed at $300 for the Wozney
velticle and $800 for the Lyons
Sehicle.

Union of Youth USCC Festival |

Brilliant Cultural Centre at
Brilliant, on May 20, 21, and 22,
1978,

The Saturday night per-
formance was to an overflow
audience. Saturday night fea-

Children Surprise Parents
On 25th Anniversary

The party was sponsored
by their six children, with
approximately 60 guests in
attendance. The principal gift
presented to the couple was a
set of patio furniture.

Pink and white streamers
decorated the hall for the
occasion, with silver. stars on
the ceiling and a wedding
picture of the Palssons on the
wall adding to the theme.

Of interest was their wed-
ding news announcement which
was included in a congratula-
tory card from Mrs, Palsson’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Maitland of Robson.

Lilacs and roses graced the
head table, as did the cake,
which was decorated by Mrs.
Loreen Burdett,

Toasts were proposed by
Mr. Dennis Palsson, Miss Val-
erie Palsson and Mr. Nick
Koochin, to which Roland Pal-
sson responded.

Out -of- town guests in-
cluded Mrs. Isabell Paulson of
Wadena, Sask., Donald Paulson
of Nelson; Dennis Palsson from
Sandspit; Randy Palsson from
Fruitvale and Mrs. Noreen
Pardy (nee Hendri and in-

3. Day Event Draws Large Crow

tured many excellent presenta-
tions, one of which was the
South Grand Forks youth on
the theme “We are for Peace!
We are against war!" It re-
ceived a standing ovation.
The theme’ of the festival
“Spiritual Rebirth” was echoed
through many p

the B.C. Council on the Family.
Some of the other guests in-
eluded: Brian Marshall, Sec-
retary of State department;
Chris D'Arcy, MLA Rossland-
Trail; Brent Parfitt, Attorney-
General's office; Ald, Albert
Calderbank, Castlegar; George

and speeches, S com-

of Rus-

munities and a of

ne Ci Mrs, Cross,

choirs and other groups such as
duets, trios, quartettes, quin-
tels and solo participated.
Monday, the day of family
funticipaction and picnic was on
the theme of the family in
accord with May being pro-
claimed a family month
throughout B.C,

Guests came front as far
away as California, Guest
speakers included the Honor-
able Horst A. Schmidt, Alberta
‘minister of culture; Bob Brisco,
MP Kootenay West; Charles
Lakes, mayor of Trail; Con-
stance Hawley, of

of the

Folk Society of Trail; Elizabeth
Semenoff, School District No.
12 trustee; Paul Bruhn of North
Carolina; Jeremy Anderson,
professor of Russian language
at Eastern Washington State
University.

Continued from page All
ele Lalonde and third—Carrie
Bristow.

Bean Bag Throw: first—
Brenda Grewcock, second—
Natalie Arishenkoff and third—
Mary Joy Bowman.

Three-legged Race: first— -

Carrie Bristow/Helaine Oleski,
second—Michele Lalonde/Bren-
da Grewcock and third—Tam-
my McParlon/Mary Joy Bow-
man.

Hopping Race: first—Mich-
ele, Lalonde,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 2, 1978

qd WOODLAND PARK TRACK

Slow Bicycle: first—Brén-
da Grewcock, second—(none
indicated), third—(none indi-
cated),

Susut, second — Kevin Mc-
Mahon and third—Devon Rom-
ney and Glen Ambrosio (tic).

Alb

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Headquarters .. .
Carpets by Ivan Oglow

Nine- and Ten-Year-Old Boys

Broad Jump: first—Devon
Romney, second—Glen Ambro-
sto and third—Chris Susut.

Running Race: first—Glen
Ambrosio, second — Devon
Romney and third—Chris Su-
sut.

Skiping Race: first—Chris
Susut, second Glen Ambrosio

Arishenkoff and cadmas
Joy Bowman.

Wheelbarrow Race: first—
Helaine Oleski/Carrie Bristow,
second—Michele Lalonde/Bren-
da

More Track Meet
Results When
Space Available

Voice of the People

Questions School Play

Editor, Castlegar News:

I am writing to you to
question the article written in
your newspaper concerning the
drama put on by our local
secondary school,

What is the school system
today coming to? I, as a parent,
feel that under the present
school system, cannot send my
children back to this kind of

fant son from Kamloops,

ne

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for all types of property.
We will also consolidate debt.
Competitive Rates

Call 374-1421 or eh

on

408 Seymour Street
KAMLOOPS, B.C. V2C 266

Also, I would like to know
where ministers of churches in
this community are when the
like of this goes on, and no one
voices their opinion. You all
profess the name of Christian-
ity. But I would like to know
where the difference is. If this
is what religion is today, then I
am sad to say you have never
experienced a true knowledge
of a saving faith.

Also, I would like to know
where the parents are when

1978
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1978
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You Pay Only

$4988

or $100 down and 48 pay-
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1978
GMC Van

You Pay Only

+6388

or $100 down and 48 pay-
ments of $178.08 per month

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1974
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1974
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You Pay Only

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1973

1970

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this type of thing takes place. I
realize, as a parent, the down-
fall of society begins at home,
We are to set the example and
are given the responsibility of
raising our children to the

utmost of our ability, but quite,

obviously,.a great number of
the parents today are shirking
these responsibilities.

Our children are living in
very difficult and trying times
and should not have the extra
burdens placed upon by our
society. I think it is sickening
when our children of today are
running the country already
and are permitted to voice their
opinion, before it is asked for.

I would like to end this
letter in short by seeing how
many people in this community
are opposed to this type of
action which is obviously slip-
ping by the ones who should be
the most concerned.

Hieke Franks
Castlegar, B.C.

and third—Mary
Joy Bowman/Tammy McPar-
lon. %

Potato and Spoon: first—
Brenda Grewcock, secon¢—He-
laine Oleski and third—Tammy
McPartlon.

TERRI CRAWFORD, daugh- -

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Crawford of Castlegar, will
be graduating this week with
a bachelor of sclence degree

in geography from the Uni- -

versity of Alberta (Edmon-
ton). A graduate of Stanley
Humphries Secondary
Schoo! and Selkirk College,
she Is presently working for
the Alberta provincial gov-
ernment In the department
of business development and

tourlsm.

and third—K:

Walking te first—Glen
Ambrosio, second — Devon
Romney and third—Kevin Me-
Mahon.

Bean Bag Throw: first—
Chen Ambreeie, eacond—Chris
Susut and thitd—Devon Rom-
ney.. rH

Three-legged Race: first—
Chris Susut/Kevin McMahon,
second—Glen Ambrosio/Devon
Romney and third—(none indi-
cated),

Hopping Race: first—Glen
Ambrosio, second—Chris Su-
sut and third—Devon Romney.

Potato and Spoon: first—
Devon Romney, second—Chris
Susut and third—Glen Am-
brasio,

Slow Bicycle: first—Chris

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_Air Disaster Brings

New Airport Rules

Planes flying into British
Columbia airports without con-
trol towers have been ordered
to report their position five
minutes before touchdown, a
Transport Canada spokesman
said last week.

Stephen Ryback, regional
public affairs manager, said the
reports were ordered May 12
after some of the initial evi-
dence at the inquest into the
erash of a Pacific Western
Airlines Boeing 737 at Cran-
brook in February.

The crash, which killed 43
Passengers and crew, came
after a landing attempt was
aborted. The inquest jury was
told that a snowsweeper was on
the runway when the plane
touched down.

Ryback said the order was
issued in a directive from the
director of air traffic services to
air traffic controllers.

, _ “What this directive does
is to take something that was
always assumed to be done as

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Specials
TV Antenna $19”

One only (used) ..

part of good airmanship and
make it a mandatory, routine
procedure for the pilot to call
the airport where he is going.”

Testimony at the inquest
showed that the PWA jet
arrived at the Cranbrook air-
port 10 minutes before the ex-
pected arrival time radioed by
air traffic controllers in Calgary
where the flight originated.

A transcript of aircraft-
ground communications indi-
cated that the pilot may have
attempted to radio his position.

Alphabetically speaking. Urs for you... Vis for value
and Ws for Wilderness. put them all together and
W's you in a value-packed Wilderness

avel traiter tor 1978

‘nd the 1978 Wilderness 1s value designed for yout
imily from ils clean, crisp exterior ines to

us spacious galley. range and LP gasvelecinic

felngerator. moulded tub of shower. quick

disconnect safety chams and easy-access.

OV power cord.

Flom A to 2. Wilderness has the teavol trailer or

Wilderness Sth wheel trailer to meet all your
vacation pleasure at

WALDERNESS
TRAVEL TRAILERS -19 78!

Ash your dealer for details on the full one-year
Ownercare Warranty at

jy oye

Playmor Junction.

DL

WILDERNESS BY FLEETWOOD ENTERPRISES, IN
THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUILDER OF RECREATIONAL vencves

Sharp
Calculator

EL 8036

j Now onl $995

KP-212

Pioneer Cassette
Car Stereo

Soundesign

Smith-Corona

Typewriter
Calypso
Line space selector, margin

stops, paper support arm,
ribbon selector, ee

1989 3 Ford Fi00 Portable Toilet

‘Stereo Package
One only (slightly
$35

Reg. $199.

soa? Tl 49%

Sab for
quick, quick sale!

Mustang
You Pay Only

+1250

Chev Blazer 4x4

You Pay Only

*2150

| Mercury Montego
You Pay Only

$1850

damaged). +
Reg. $59. Now oy

Come in Saturday;7s June 3rd.
These items were purchased by Trowelex for their
rentatdepartment, but because there Is no demand

-Jor $100 down and 36 pay-
ments of $61.88 per month

or $100 down and 36 pay-

ments of $72.25 per month

or $10 down and 36 pay-
ments of $43.48 per month

Roll-Up Awning

Brother XL 1001

tabutator J
key, back $ 95. as
spacer. : pyr

for them, we're selling them to you at Below Cost.
Come in Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and check
out the values. We've got,
2Campers (not as shown) —2 Utility Tralters
6 Lawnmowers 1 Lantern
4Tillers 8-Track Cassette Cases
1 Hotplate (brand new, 20% off)
2 Pickup Trucks.
And that’s not all. On Saturday
between 8 a.m. and 12 noon pick | 0”
uup our Fuzzbuster for. Off

$
One meaty éxo. 9292 Open-Arm

Sewing Machine $9490

It's a regular
flat bed, but at
the touch of a
finger, it
Instantly
converts toa
freaarm...
without extra
accessories.

© All Payments Calculated at 12.5% Bank Interest. Payments Soun desig n
Include Full Price Plus 5% Sales Tax over the Term Specified. Se elcete
Recorder £°2:5/°°°

Special ........

© We Will Accept
Any Down
Payment

© We Are the
Home of 100%
Financing

Waterprootersan

Carusa. 16 02. .
H i
Mike's
MOBILE HOMES
LTD.

Castlegar. Ph. 365-5741
Dealer Lic. No.: 00112A

Brand-new, five-bedroom home for sale on large river-
front lot overlooking Castlegar. This home features two
fireplaces, ensuite bath, carport, carpets, and much:
more. Must be sold. Reduced from $63,900. Now only
$57,500

Owner will finance at 10% to qualified buyer. For
appointment to view, please dial 352-2075 after 5 p.m.

Riverfront lot for sale In the same area as above home.

Speedway &

* Equipment TRAIL B.C.
Rentals.& Sales

935 Hwy. 3
365-3315

~ ——
3 Union Peters

“us Sales & Service Ltd:
1342 Cedar Ave., Trail 368-6331

Trowelex

. ‘Bay and Victoria, Trall