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Saturday, November 2, 1991

500 Apartments

1 BDRM. self-contained kitchen
unit — available now, another one
i h all

MINI storage units, 365-6734.
(52.25)

Nov. 7, $
utilities plus cable included.
Castlegar Motel 365-3333. (3/87)

psec. malate. stdin Nani RS
FULLY FURNISHED suite, meals
provided suitable for one person.
Very reasonable. Heat, light, cable
included. 365-7003. (trr/84)

TWIN RIVERS MOTEL. Kitchen
units available — weekly rental.
1485 Columbia Avenue. 365-6900.
(tin/84)

ONE and 2 bdrm. furnished _river-
bank apts. starting at $350 per
month. Utilities i d. Inquire

‘v AUTOMOTIVE

809 Auto Accessories
2 G7815 4-ply fibreglas belted
winter tires, like new. 1-G7815
summer tire on rim, for GMC —
never used. 399-4493. (3/86)
815 Campers, Trallers/Sale_

oe
1972 — 11-ft. CAMPER — 3-way
fridge, furnace, stove wioven, re-
curculating toilet, camper jacks,
$1500. 365-5146. (3/87)

823 Cars-Domestic

Mother Nature's Pantry 365-7750
or 365-6096. (tfn/83)

paella \ethehrind OOO
BACHELOR suite, fully furnished,
utilities included. Downtown area.
365-7353. (tfn/67)

ONE- and_ three-bedroom
accommodation. Weekly or
monthly at Red Mountain. 362-
9000. (tin/26)

jutadtntd a AO
2— 1 BDRM. apartments includes
all utilities. 365-5309, 365-7191.
(ttn/77)

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BEAVER VALLEY MOTOR INN,
PUB AND RESTAURANT,
FRUITVALE, B.C., 20 MINUTES
FROM CASTLEGAR. ROOMS
$250/MONTH OR $375/MONTH
INCLUDES BREAKFAST. 367-
7664. (11/82)

515 Wisc. For Rent

flO nth Sonal heudate
2 BDRM, main floor of house,
available Nov. 1 — close to

oil

365-8285. (3/86)
517 Mobiles Homes/Pads

1988 MERCURY Grand Marquis
LS, all options including leather.
No sunroof, 58,000 km. $14,500
no GST. 365-3036 after 4 p.m.
(3/86)

1973 OLDS Cutlass 350 Rocket,
new exhaust, brakes, water pump,
rad, battery, $475 0.b.0. 365-2646.
(3/87)

1977 CORDOVA, _ running
condition, $300 0.b.0. 365-8356.
(3/87)

1984 CHRYSLER LeBARON,
full i Ae

Library celebrates
children’s book week

Judy Wearmouth
LIBRARIAN

The Castlegar Library is
celebrating Children’s Book
Week Nov. 2 to 9 by bringing a
Canadian writer Sonja Crad-
dock and local children to-
gether in the library.

Due to time and budget con-
straints, Craddock’s reading

to attend. The reading is slat-
ed for Nov. 4 at 1 p.m.

Craddock is the author of
Secret of the Cards, an excit-
ing mystery novel set in Nel-
son, as well as three other ju-
venile novels. Her reading is
co-sponsored’ by a grant from
the Canada Council.

The library will also feature
displ of Canadian chil-

will not be a public reading.
However, any teachers who re-
cently took the course on chil-
dren’s literature are welcome

$31 Motorcycles For Sale
YAMAHA 4000K, perfect shape,
must be seen. Sacrificed sale to
the first $6,995 OBO. 365-
2244/364-2588. (tin/73)

838 Snowmobiles

ly

phone after 6 p.m. 359-7071.
(3/86)

1981 CHEV Malibu, 4-dr., sedan,
excellent condition. 365-5306
(3/86)

‘77 CHEV IMPALA good shape,
$700 0.b.0. 365-3991. (3/86)

'87 INDY Trail 500, excellent
condition, extra, must be seen,
asking $3600. 226-7679. (3/86)
851 Trucks & Vans
1986 FORD Ranger 4x4, auto.,
Tono cover and canopy, $7800.
365-2364. (3/88)

BABY COMING. Must sell 1968
Chevelle, Hurst quick shift, posi
rear-end, 350, interior/exterior
redone. 365-5005 or 368-3433.
(3/86)

1967 JEEP 4x4 pickup truck, 327
auto., blue, little rust, $700 0.b.0.
365-7457. (3/87)

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1982 FORD F100, excellent

2 BDRM. trailer located on private
beach, ideal forstudents.
$350/month. No pets. 362-9501.
(788)

LARGE mobile home pads and
R.V. pads at Ponderosa Mobile
Park. 365-3353. (tfn/81)

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RV SPOTS in town. Twin Rivers
Motel. 365-6900. (tin/80

519 Homes for Rent

1980 GRAND PRIX 265, new
tranmission front end, tires, muffler
brakes, paint, $2000. Very good
running condition. 359-7861.
(7/86)

ji Li eT
1988 MERCURY Grand Marquis
LS, all options including leather.
No sunroof, 58,000 km., $14,500
— no GST 365-3036 after 4 p.m.
(3/86)
1970 TRANS AM 600 total miles
n frame of 455 HO,

2 BDRM. home, all appliances,
very clean, quired.
$600/month. 10 minutes out. 365-
0094. (/88)

3 BDRM. HOME - fridge, stove,
$695. Available Nov., 1. 365-6892
or 365-2166. Ask for Jordan.
(3/86)

o

speed, 12 bolt, 4-wheel disc

brakes. Too much to list. Must be

seen. No test pilots. $18,500 OBO.

365-2244/364-2588. (tin/73)

625 Cars-Sports & Imports

7981 PRELUDE, red, in top mint
Ri, : in

3 BDRM. unturnished house,
Robson, townsite, asking
$800/month plus utilities. 365-
6347. (7/87)

AVAILABLE Nov. 1, 3 bdrm.
heritage-style home, excellent
condition, no smokers, no
students, no pets, $800/mo.
Contact Peter Blackwell. Ph. 365-
2111. (tin/79)

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TWIN RIVERS MOTEL Kitchen
units available — weekly rental.
1485 Columbia Avenue, 365-6900.
(tfn/80)
521 _ Offices For RenvLease_
5 OFFICE spaces for rent — heat,
i itioning included.

new ra
winter tire $4950. Ph. 365-3482.

1985 HYUNDAI Pony excellent
condition, no rust; stereo, new
brakes, $2400. 365-5445. (3/87)

365-6249. (3/86)

1978 CHEV C30, sport van, good
mechanical condition, rust free.
365-3205. (3/86)

1987 TOYOTA 4x4, 5-speed,
longbed with canopy and stereo,
$9500 0.b.0. 365-6186 or 365-
6604. (tfn/84)

‘83 GMC 4x4, 305, 4-SPD.,

_MARINE
912

19 FT. Eliminator Tunnel with
fresh 454 LS7, all the extras,
$17,000 OBO. Ph. 447-9570.
(tfin/53)

Boats For Sale

dren’s literature during the
week entitled A World of Dif-
ference With Books. Come
along and check yourself into
that world.

Women’s
Aglow meet

The Castlegar Women’s
Aglow Fellowship will hold a
morning coffee meeting at the
Legion Hall on Nov. 6 at 10
a.m.

Special guest speaker, Pat
Leksen of Cranbrook, will
speak on Trusting God, No
Matter What!

After attending Bible Col-
lege in Seattle, Leksen and
her husband pastored in Indi-
ana before moving to Africa for
14 years. Upon their return to
North America they pastored
churches in Tacoma, Wa. and
Cranbrook.

She has always been active
in children’s ministry and
worked as a teacher and board
member with Child Evange-
lism Fellowship in both Indi-
ana and Africa.

Women’s Aglow invites all
interested women to the
hly interd inational

BIRTHS

crc anes Ain eS
BEATTIE — To Renae and Angus

Beattie of Castlegar, a girl, born Oct.
21.

FOLEY — To Marni and John Foley
of Kaslo, a boy, born Oct. 18.
LARSH — To Nadine and Bob Larsh
of Castlegar, a girl, born Oct. 16.
LUST — To Alisia and Don Lust of
Castlegar, a girl, bom Oct. 21.
OGLOFF — To Sharel and Rick
Oglotf of Castlegar, a boy, born Oct.
21.

POZNIKOFF — To Cathy and Lome
Poznikoft of Crescent Valley, a girl,
bom Oct. 22.

READY — To Angela and Travis
Ready of Castlegar, a boy, born Oct.
13.

SHERSTOBITOFF — To Irene and
Joe Sherstobitoff of Crescent Valley,

JACK PARKIN
Bus: 365-6664

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you with your
financial needs.”

+ Financial Planning

+ Life Insurance

+ Disability Income

+ Annuities and RRIFs

+ RRSPs

+ GICs and Savings Plans
+ Investment Funds*

+ RESPs”

+ Employee Benefit

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Together

1978 — 22 FT; Calglass with
trailer, $17,000 many extras. Also
boathouse at Scotties Marina,
$3000. 365-3585. (3/86)

‘77 280Z, good iti $4500
o.b.0. — part trade considered.
365-3948. (3/87)

SS

1982 TOYOTA 4x4 on propane.

Runs excellent $3400. Consider

part trade. 365-3948. (3/87)

1982 J2000 PONTIAC LE, asking

$2,500 0.b.0. 365-2449 or 365-

3113. (3/87)

1982 DATSUN 4x4, good
iti $2900 0.b.0. 365-3948.

light and
Call 365-7702. (tin/38)

(3/87)

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Sandra Cram, area representative for UNICEF, and daughter
five years

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dle the development of the
Pulp and Paper plant here.
The company has acquired
320 acres at Wesley from three
local men; Dr. V. Goresky,
Waldie Bros. and J. Ross. The
reported prices is a total of
$75,000.
25

YEARS AGO
From the Nov. 3, 1966
Castlegar News
‘Tenders are expected to be
let next month for the $2 mil-
lion addition to the Cast]

put to work at CanCel’s
Castlegar mill to reclaim and
recycle valuable chemical mat-
ter which is presently lost in-
to the air, turning pollution in-
to profit and making emis-
sions from the mill inconspic-

pose the sale of West Kootenay
Power and Light Co. to U.S.-
based UtiliCorp United Inc. at
public heari heduled to

and District Hospital, an-
nounced Ross McCutcheon,
chairman of the board of man-
agement for C&DH, this

week.

15 YEARS AGO
From the Nov. 4, 1976
Castlegar News

begin Monday in Trail.
Council set out its position

at a meeting earlier this week,

where its firm stand against

the sale came at the insistence
of Ald. Len Embree.

ACP Rail freight train de-

many ea
near Slocan, blocking
the rail line for about 20 hours.

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All Souls Day good time to

reflect on special influences

All those children who
roamed our streets this week
dressed up as hob-goblins or
spooks or ghosts or skeletons
may not know it, but they are
part of a long and very reli-
gious tradition.

Halloween on Oct. 31, All
Saints Day on Nov. 1 and All
Souls Day on Nov. 2 combines
both Christian and Druid tra-
ditions that go back to time
immemorial.

_ All traditions and supersti-
tions of these epecial days
point toa Christian
truth. Those who died be-
fore us are, in some sense at
least still with us — probabl

Pulpit &
Pew
Castlegar
United
Church

The Rev. Ann POLLOCK

He said to himself, “I can't
run away from the fact that I
stole sheep, and here I will re-
main until I win back the re-
spect of my neighbors and my-

As the years passed he es-
tablished a reputation for re-
spectability and integrity. One
day astranger in the town saw
the old man with the letters
ST branded on his forehead
and asked a native what they
signified. After thinking for a
little time the villager said, “It

not as “spirits” that go bump
in the night, but as memories

that pr who
we are, both negatively and
itivel

Halloween, All Saints and
All Souls days are a time to re-
member those of the past who
have influenced us and to con-
sider what influences our life
will have on those to come.

The story by Clarence
Macartney illustrates being
remembered as a saint, as a
positive influence, and has a
lot to do with what we do with
the circumstances of our lives.

Two brothers were once

009 Merry Creek Rd. 365-3430
PASTOR: BOB MARSH
SUNDAY MINISTRY —
Bible Schoo!

— Morning Worship

2224-6th Avenue

10 a.m. Worship
10.a.m. Sun. School
Mid-Week Studies
& Youth Activities

Ph. 365-8337
REV. ANN POLLOCK

with the letters ST, which
stood for “sheep thief.” One of
the brothers, unable to bear
the stigma, tried to bury him-
self in a foreign land. But peo-
ple would ask him about the
letters on his brow, and what
they meant. Thus he wan-
dered from land to land, and
at length, full of bitterness, he
died and was buried in a for-
gotten grave.

But the other brother, who
repented of his misdeed, did
not go away from his home.

PLEASE NOTE: Copy changes
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Deadline is the last Wed:

of each month, for the
following month.

ANGLICAN CHURCH
614 Christina Place
8 A.M. - HOLY COMMUNION
TRADITIONA\

10 A.M. FAMILY EUCHARIST

all happened a great while ago

are an abbreviation of Saint.”
Will we be remembe: as
saints, as those who with
God’s help made the most of
our lives? Or as those whose
influence was negative or for-
gotten? A good question to
ponder on this All Souls Day.

CHURCH OF GOD

2404 Columbia Avenue

Church School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.

Pastor Ira Johnson * 365-6762

Star aRSRERTES URSA
GRACE PRESBYTERIAN
2605 Columbia Ave.

Morning Worship
11:30 a.m.

Rev. Murray Garvin
365-2438 1-226-7540

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ADVENTIST CHURCH

1471 Columbie Ave. Trail 364-0117
Regular Saturday Services
Pastor Slawomir Malarek

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ST. PETER LUTHERAN
LUTHERAN
CHURCH

CANADA
713-4th Street
Ofice 265-3664
PASTOR GLEN BACKUS

SUNDAY
Worship Service 11:00 a.m
NURSERY PROVIDED.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M.

Listen to the Lutheran Hour Sunday
9am. on Radio CKQR

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FULL GOSPEL

LOADERS - 1 1/2-2 yd. Bucket.
Bare rental for approximately 5 months. For
loading winter sand in pits.

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1801 Connors Rd.

Phone 365-6317
PASTOR: BARRY WERNER © 365-2374

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PASTOR STUART LAURIE * 365.2278

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EMCON aes, abe . | noes For more information, or to register, contact Jocelyn at 365-1245.

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