erence TORN

C2

. Bridge sedan, 233
15, :

our price oF you

WE Sah RA ca eN

1973. COUGAR .XR7, 951
Cheveland, loaded. Ph, ges cto:

MUST SELL, 1979 Dodae Mai
XE, Retall $13,500. As! Ansing $6:
Fuily loaded, 18,

equ alent 10,500 miles, Ph, ‘368.
6014 betore 3 p.m.

COURTESY
USED AUTO
PARTS
4 Acres of
Cars & Trucks
GENELLE
OPEN MON. - SAT.
Phone 693-2410 |

1977 FORD CREWCAB, 44,500 mi
Py for shortbox

num

. hi
Snowmobile, $650. Ph, 365-5022,

,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 10, 1980

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we AN. ont OF

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NATURES,

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MONTE
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Beautiful
condition,

MIKE’S
Mobile Homes Ltd.

Castlegar. Ph: 365-5741
Dealer Lic. #5012

- 1972 DATSUN PICKUP, 1600 c.c. 4-
speed. $900 o.b.0. Ph. hooey

URGENTLY NEED Volkswagen
Beetle, must be In reasonable

_ dhape, Prefer 1967 modal but will
ear, 365.622:

consider any

Cleveland. 365-3766,

1972. FORD TORINO agen! cl
Slevalend: S83 alba eee abt 7

Unwanted Vehicles
Towed Away Free
(Cosh for Some)

’ BLEWETT AUTO
WRECKER
352-9590

1974 CHEV BLAZER 4x4, 8, pepe tb,
electric winch, $3,800, 365-515 ye

1977 HONDA CIVIC. Good con-

dition, new summer tires, 2 win-
ter radiol#, Ph, 365-2301 after
5:30 p.m. 4/63

DUBE a--]
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cite eo a onytime

Res. 365-2754 Bus. 352-6688
. collect

1976 JEEP CHEROKEE. P.S., P.B.,

air conditioning, 8 track tepe

player, many more options,

Phone 365-6931. tin

gUsy ioe a) Buick Styhawk,
5 spd., PS, 22,000 miles. P

7134, S60

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WHAT TO GO BACK FOR...”

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ker, $2,500. Ph. 369-5704 of 965. ,

1978 CITATION snowmobile. Ph.
365-5034. “6/61

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Mobile Homes Ltd.

Cqstlegar Ph: 365-5741
Dealer Lic, #5012

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nd

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toons » Selkirk. College

doy to Friday :
raber if peli tte ae

PUPPIES ready, tor Christmas:
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yous like

WALLET; LOST in vicinity of
Castlegar Hotel and Downtown
Dixie Lee, Reward, Ph, 365: Sey hy

lost or found items sierra
charged for. if you've lost some-
thing or Bind Something, phone
the Action Ad number in your
business
hours. We'll run the ad two weeks
unless notified otherwise, tin/11

book:
keeping, business math. Full time.

courses ai he
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Street, Venconver, B.C, V6B 3Hé.
Phone 681-7567. a

ECKANKAR . Discussion, ‘
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ues monthly, 7:30, §
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RELAKATION quwatesm or

full’ refund. Try
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our proven

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all.

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hier than’ your
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fashi nablé®: the:
Beatin. Hor age cy discus, your:

Emma Lake
79 exhibit

“now showing:

- + Emma Lake '79, an exhi-
~ bition of works from the 1979"

e-arothens ot-cantegar School’ of Art Gallery, David
1 Sh moment with a litle ©
brother, Os well fast forever. Men

Thompson University . Cen-
tre, Nelson, until Dec. 19.
-- Emma Lake {is a summer

wan which noes young

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show are works by David
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REC. ROOM and renovations by :§ tlonslied, Gdn il -member
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Utd., 385 Bound:
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hone:

SELL OR LEASE Most ui
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over $1, 00

pera
marcdal . 8 nd.
motel units included.” ‘Minimum
100,000.00 cash: Owner, retiring.
Phone 487-9225 o1

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COLUMBIA Pea it, oe with
outboard. Yaba HB 20 ft. with
trailer and outboard, Ph, 368.
0F 368-5925, einer
1976 24-FT REINELL, command
Marc,, extras
000 0.b.0. Ph, 352.
tin/A27
1977 APPOLLO 20° cobin crul:
1p. flying bridge, 190

ly equipped. F'

furniture, appliances, etc. Also
tools, pioneer items and an-
tiques. Columbia a Exchange. 3122
Broadwater Rd. son, Ph,
365-5812 of 365-2417.

CARPENTER: For full tiene: son? 2
to 3 months. Ph. 368.

GENERAL DUTY REGISTERED
NURSE wired for maternity
relief ond/or permanent part-
time position in small acute care
hospital. Starts February 1, 1981.
App’ iil to: Slocan Community
Hes tal, Box 129, New Denver.

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° We repair all. makes of
chain saws © We. cat carry ac:
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ive. aa legar. tin/A2t

Surprise your child. PER-
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Pet Supplies
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Patio Doors, etc.
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help you can afford.”

evallable, for for ony Wpe of engage. A

vchoroes end

In loving memory, of

dear
sister Florence and niece Larissa

Perepolkin who left us ‘Dec. 11
1979.

Fathers * Care,

invitations,

reg Hardy, Merv Krivo-

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SATURDAY

ics Auto i (1979)! Ut.
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kead.....

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Industrial Park, Kimberley, B.C.
Ph. 427-4909 i

workghop held-ia Saskateh- , [J

its. g
Included in the ‘eurrent
Alexander, Barb Ballachey,:

lin, ‘Dennis Evans, Don |
Foulds. Penelope Glasser, ©

. Regional District of Central Kootenay

MOTOR VEHICLE
TENDER

Written “from dealers for ihe supply of

oe Paul Kuha, C:
.- Perehudoff, Bryan Baley,

one (3) two passenger 4-wheel drive hardtop will
be by the District if receivedton or

raine
Adrian Vinish.
The majority of their -
.; works ‘fall within the school
of abstract color-field .paint-
ing, but steel sculpture and
landscape-inspired _ realism
are also represented.
*. Emma Lake is essen-
tially a place for ‘experi-
mentation and exchange of
' ideas. This exhibition reflects

the best results of these in |

finished works of art.

The purpose of the
+ Emma Lake workshop, as

: ly sleep! stated in its brochure, is “to
ng. sone ret, s0 sweetly sleeping give mature, ts. the oP .

Do! not ask us If we miss them,
‘Oh,: there’s .such a vacan!
uplace,

Oft we think hear their foot.

Steps
eT:
— Ever remembe:

aa formlly

work
to encourage each ‘other; to
exchatigé views, and to be-
+ come aware of new directions
of the visual arts,”
n To assist with the focus
and energy of the workshop,
internationally-known artists
and critics are invited to.
attend” Last. year’s guests
were / Friedal Dzubas, ab-
stract painter, and John El-
derfield, curator of painting

and sculpture at the museum
‘of Modern Art in New York.

The exhibition is organ-
ized and circulated by the
Edmonton Art Gallery with
financial assistance a the
Museums Pro-

before the “closing time of
December 12, 1980.

A specifications sheet will be supplied to dealers
upon request and/or additional information mgy be

obtained by writing to the address noted below or
by telephoning 352-6665 (Local 4). °

2:00 p.m., Friday,

must be on n the

Prep

bos

4-door Sedan with mileage of 81 000 Km,
{») price without trade-in.
(c) price F.0.B. Nelson with taxes to be shown
_ Separately.

The Joes or any quotation will not necessarily be

accept
Rg Hevea Administrator

J

_ Regional District of Central Kootenay ‘

601 Vernon Street
Nelson, B.C. VIL 4E9

(o) price with trade-in of “978 Toyota Corona:

“CITY OF CASTLEGAR |

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING.

Notice is. hereby
be held on Tuesday, December 16, 1980 at 6:30
“p.m. In the Council Chambers of City Hall,: 460

grams of the
, Seumis of Canada.
{fhe KSA Gallery is open
webdaye from 10 a.m. to 4
Pam.

1 Mu-

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Double wides from 960 sq. *
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Bonk

cepted st
Cestlega

eee ee a
1972 HONDA 500, cho; |. Ph,
365-7882, ened eh

of Montreal,
3/64

1980 HONDA CR250, Fox Air Shox
and parts. Geod condition. Ph.
365-3183. 3/63

ry
1977 BULTACO 370, $650 firm. Ph, *
365-5281. 3/65

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“of Castlegar | Zoning feos No. 160, ‘orn, and
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Item No. 1 — By-Law No. 292 | 3

The intent of By-Law No. 292 Is to amend Section

4; Subsection 403 (Single Family Residential) of

By-Law No. 160, 1977 which would permit the -

minimum lot area of a parcel located within a

designated area to be red
‘500M? (5382:1918 square es

Item No. 2— By-Law No. 295

The intent of By-Law No.” 295 is to “amend
Schedule “A” of! By-Law No. -160, 1977 which
would rezone a portion of rt ptlon: 4608, -of-
and part of D.L; 7180 from "!
a Family Residential (709 Meadowlark Lane
area).

RJ. ‘Sktttings
City Clerk

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EERATIO

December7,
COOL ' JAZZ: KICK JANGLES NER

The media are giving a
lot of publicity to Peter
Gzorski’s latest book: ‘The
Sacrament’ ‘so most people
will know that it deals with

the: horrible dilemma of two _

sYoung people who survived a
‘plane ‘crash in ‘a remote
regiin only to find them-
“selves - slowly. starving to
death. When. | they realised no
one was coming to -rescue

a them, their alternative : to

starvation. was. cannibilism;
and they made the decision to
live. Peter Gzorski tells théir
oy mel. and factually,
flair for syne

herve ‘reporting. s
Our: daily life would
grind to a half without the

‘ GRIEVED ROCK AND ROLLFAN.

avant-garde artistas and wri-
tere: Sarco

_ Princess Grace ‘of. Mon-
‘aco isn’t just a pretty=tice
she’s recognized as—an-au-.
thority" and international

{judge of flowers. In ‘My. book

of Flowers’, she shares her
knowledge and skill in the art
of arranging and preserving
flowers. She combines the
useful technical advice with
the aesthetics of floral art
and, in to

“is the maximum

VANCOUVER (CP) '—
Paddington Station has bee!
full25 children af any time
— evér sin
it opened’a year ago Ina ne’
suburban 3 Vancouver. shopt
ping mall,

The Zhild-care centre ig
run by Peggy Martin, who,
describes herself as “an MBA
in the school of hard knocks.”

¥ It has had ‘such positive
response from mothers who
shop in the busy Coquitlam

Centre that Martin’ has -

opened Paddington ;Stations
at two other shopping. malls,
She now is considering
chising the concept. 30)
“The developers aterbeu.
coming moré aware Cy
momentum is “there,” she.

New ew arrivals Sed

conjunction with. them 1.
the patients hale

1aaclvee i } se

\" The library also hasa set _
a tapes produced by Simon-
ton, “The Rele‘of the Mind i
cancer Therapy's to supple-
ment the comfort and help

given by the book.

James Michener has'pro- «
duced yet another vast novel,

“The Covenant’, this one set"

mainly in South Africa but
with episodes in Ih

“gald. “Icah see a time coming
‘when all malls will have a
child-care centre.

“Shopping” centres are ,

s

* CASTLEGAR weve. B December

front reception area from th y

. back playroom, Six tiny ‘ta-(

bles in: the car x provide space
for

adult But
we're constantly bringing
kids into them and expecting
‘them to behave appropriate-
ly. It doesn’t make sense.”
Paddington Station is a
youthful fantasy come true.
The name comes from Pad-
dington Bear, the lovable
-teddy of Michael ‘ Bond's
stories, who in turn was
named for the busy London
rail: depot in which his
adventures began. tee.
PLAY CONDUCTOR
“He wears a tag around
his neck saying, ‘Please take

care of this bear,’ so there's a _

notion of care-giving,” Martin
...“Also. the. choo-choo
ain. theme ~has' 3 warm
feeling to it.” *
Children can play con-
ductor aboard .the Padding-
ton. Express*— a child-size

A specially designed In-

terplay set.'dominates the
_ playrooin. °

it is’ a complex
structure of logs and ladders,
perfect for climbing or hang.
ing from. On one side a slide
wide enough to hold two chil-
dren slopes gently down toa
big cushioned’ mat.

And ‘the’ sandbox undery
neath provides for.’ ‘any aAum-
ber of pretend games.

Although it seems, that
way, it's not just’ fun’ and
games at Paddington Station,
Staff members ‘include an
elementary teacher’ and
trained ‘child-care workers,

And they take. their teaching oh

roles’ seriously.
FEES MODEST.
Care at Paddington Sta-
tion is $1.60 per hour per
child, and Martin is amazed

“hour to'babysit, Now,

and I'm only charging

themselves enough to ‘ayer rs
guilt-free time.

_ that parents slmph: fa to}
- Persons for a hile ate

Serviced ‘pts

PHASE
. VOYKIN SUBD VISION. -

NOW ON SALE

‘Beaotiful treed lots overlooking
To. South Slocan Pool

meee

ction.
ele

lo
Castlegar sand Nelson at the South. Slocan Jun-
©: Fer information call
368-6488

hints on the. use of flowers
and herbs as beauty. aids and
home remedies, she discusses
the place of flowers in art, -
literature and music. <

_Dr.. Wayne Dyer has
corie out with another best.

selling

we're
upon. ‘A: History. of the
Machine’ ‘by Sigvard
Strandh, is ‘an engrossing
overview of machinery from
the sticks and stones used by
early man, the ingenious

| ‘building eranes’ used by the

while building the

ids, through the inven-

TOP 20

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Zenyatta Mondatta

* Making Movies
urn oF §Frincly Card

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Emotional Rescud Rolling Stones
Crimes of Passion peas Benai
Palmer: *
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Split Ene

Glass Houses Billy Joel:
Remain in Light th ele

“tions which -caused the in-

dustrial “revolution, ‘to ‘th
computors and robots of our
own times. It’s also a testa-
ment ‘to. the genius of the
great men from Archimedes
onwards..wha, inyented, im-
‘Proves aud manufactured the

ere -book hailed as: the
‘finest and most complete

book ever ©

book; this time ‘he ‘calls ‘his
dose of breezy self-help’ psy-
chology “The Sky’s the Limit’.
And why not? With all’ the
money he’s made with ‘Your
Erroneous Zones’ and: ‘Pull-
ing Your Own String’, his ad-
vice. obviously workal He

France, Holland and En-
gland. Again he employs his <
masterly technique of pre-
senting actual arid fictional
characters against a back-
ground - of real historical
events, -

He traces the history of
South Africa through the
lives of the people who set-
tled there, starting with the
Bushmen of 16,000 years ago

-and going up through the

ages to the Dutch pioneers.
in

(collect
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and one

BS 8
to-everyone to Ais an_inde-
pendent, self-motivated per-
son who can turn ‘weak-
neases” into strengths:, ‘to
recognize personal potential
and make it work. ,

,JGetting Well. Again’ by

“Carl Simonton is ‘a“step-by+

step guide for:. cancer. .pati-

“ents. The author is a leading

practitioner in the field of
1 causes and"

is ‘Hockey for the’

Coacli, the Player. and the

Fan’ by, Fred Shero and

Andre Beaulieu. The drills

and exercises: are given to

‘extend the coach's repertoire
of

treatment of cancer. He des- :
‘eribes how patients‘can apply

on their own, potentially life-"
saying ‘and — life-extending
procedures: which do not
replace ‘standard medical

and
aspects of

Double Fantasy John Lennon:

Hawks and Doves
Foolish Behaviour
Scary Monsters

ven that a Public Hearing will :

TE’S TV LTD.

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HZ Consumer Facts yy :

“\dal sweets, cakes and cookies:
for the holiday season.

cookies, oné kind for each day. _in it.

make .
strategy: and - tactics shed
pletely clear to the players.
The hockey fan ‘will
greater insight and appreci-
Stion of what lies behind the
plays he witnesses.
A’ prize-winning P.B.S:
‘TV documentary on Georgia
O'Keefe stimulated renewed
‘ interest in the legendary fig.
ure, who, at, the age of 92, is
still sculpting and Ln
‘Portrait of an Artist’

‘Laurie’ Lisle, captures a :

scope and. spirit of this
fiercely ind dent woman

Pp but are used in
Christmas
song sheets

available

Multi-colored song
“sheets of Christmas carols
and s0Dg8 are available
now.. at. ‘the . Castlegar
‘News,  ~
Groups and. ‘individuals
interested in obtaining the
song sheets may do so by
calling in person at the

whose original vision has ap-
pealed especially to. gener-
tations of younger women.
Her love affair and sub-
sequent iage to the fa-

All countries have spec- of the yuletide c

Tulekak:

‘mous . photographer Alfred
was one,of.the great

Sweden: has the special.
- bread,

which is a butter-rich saffron
* yeast bread with glazed fruit

The, Finns. make fancy
Christmas cakes filled with
prune preserves.

CHIMNEY
FIRE

When was the
_ last fime you
had your
chimney-cleaned?

The Danes serve an .

:apple cake that is made with
~-layers of bread crimbs, ap-

“cream,
Here in Canada we tend
to follow a more English

pudding, minced pie and fruit
cakes with thick almond
paste icing topped with a
white sugar frosting. -

E Now is the, time to get

Free Inspections

pe Olde Cnglish

~plesauce, ‘jam “and whipped si

tradition noted for our plum”

'RR1" Rural to “RI"::

Cuinep Sucepe

call Dusty
5-6018

started on your .Christmas
‘baking. If there is a place safe
from nibblers to store cook-
‘ies, those that keep well can
be made in advance of ‘the
unavoidable last minute rush.

Add-on wood furnaces.

VALLEY COMFORT
DISTRIBUTORS

onthe Farm) .
inlaw ose Ph. 226-7221
Valley Comfort.wood heaters & furnaces, Hunter &

Newmac’ combination furnaces. Wood burning
boilers. Insulated chimneys. Wood. cook ranges.

Sace

romances of the 20's and its

‘all fecounted here with fas-
“ cinating detail about them

and their glittering circle of

News office. -
psa are available on a
first-come, _ first-served

. basis, and the Castlegar

News reserves the right to
limit quantities.

All the well-known car- ~
‘ols are included as well as
the more modern pieces
such as “Rudolph the Red-

the van Doorns,~ whose’ 10
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novel,. The: Dee te settlers .

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