Wednesday, September 20, 1995

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Very tastetuily decorated

ASKING $120°S

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You can adhere it to the
floor with double faced
tape, then just lift the car
pet up when you're ready
to go, and presto! The car-
pet can be rolled up and
used again in your next
home

Today's attached carpet
cushions are not the same
as the black foam rubber
backings on the market
years ago. Advanced ure
thane and
improved manufacturing

chemistry
processes ensure that
today’s light-colored back-
ings won't crack, peel, or
crumble as rubber back-
ings once did. In fact, car
pets that feature the
patented Kangaback, the
leading brand of attached
urethane
much easier to remove and

cushion, are

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enhance the carpet’s abil:
ty to perform

Because Kangaback
attached carpet cushion is
made of 100 percent prime
urethane, it contains no
fillers and resists collaps
ing under foot traffic and
heavy furniture. It also
makes carpet wear longer,
because it’s designed to
give the proper padding
support to the carpet
Kangaback also carries a
fire safety rating and is
environmentally friendly

Cushion-backed carpet-
ing is designed for both
the budget-minded and
the novice handyman
Since there’s no separate
pad needed, cushion-
backed carpeting requires
no stretching, a task best
handled by professional
With a few
simple tools, you can eas-
ily carpet a room in one
using any

installers.

afternoon,

Are You a Parent
of a Child In
Castlegar School
District #9 ?

Does Your Child Receive
a Paraprofessional
(Teacher's Assistant)?

Are you concemed about

or feeling the effects of

job rearranging and T.A.
bumping?

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352-7047
352-7803

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good multi-purpose adhe
sive or double-faced tape
It’s also an excellent
value for the investment
Many carpets with
attached cushion now
feature improved stain
resistant and anit-static
treatment

There’s a cushion
backed carpet style and
color that’s just right for
your decorating theme
Choose from berber, cut
pile or sculptured styles, in
every shade and texture

Ask your carpet retailer
to show you samples of
today’s cushion-backed
carpeting. More than 35
manufacturers now offer
carpets with Kangaback,
the patented prime ure-
thane attached carpet
cushion, on hundreds of
different carpet styles and
a multitude of color
choices. Many floor cov-
ering stores and home
improvement centers have
rolls in stock for cash and
and most
stores can order
Kangaback in the style
and
from showroom samples

carry sales,

color you choose

Be sure to have your

measurements
when you make
your purchase so you'll

room
handy
know how much ir will
take to complete your job

You can install carpet
with Kangaback in one of
ways. By using a
multi-purpose floor cover-
ing adhesive, you ensure
no movement after the !car-
pet is installed. Howéver,
installation with adhesive
requires more skill, and
some effort is involved in
removal. By using double-
faced tape, you guarantee
an easier installation, as
well as easier removal.

So how to
between the
you're covering nice hard-
wood floors, then consid-
tape for easy
if the
flooring is already dam-
aged, or is constructed of
plywood or particleboard,
you may prefer adhesive

Once you've chosen
your installation method.
all it takes is some simple
tools, found at carpet retail
centers, to begin your
beautification project.

Free brochures,
step-by-step instructions
on installing carpets with
Kangaback attached cush-
ion, are available from
your local dealer
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removal: However,

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Instruc
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available at

are also
floor
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most

Or view in the store

Start the new year with a
refreshing new look for
your floors. With cushion
backed carpet “IL be
Pleased with the results

you

Wednesday, September 20,

1995

The Ca

stlegar Sun

CASTLEGAR HOMEFINDERS
Fruits of the earth flourish in latest decorating trends

With the ever-increasing popu-
larity of country-style decorating,
it is no wonder that the latest dar-
ling of textile designers and inte-
rior decorators is turning out to
be an old stand-by of country
style: fruit print wallcoverings
and fabric.

They run the gamut from ornate

tapestry-inspired comucopias to
quaint, stencil-like . It

and fabric, these patterns have

is a decorating motif that has con-
tinued to appear over the cen-
turies. The pineapple had a long
tradition in Europe as a symbol of

y and was practically a

been for decorating the
kitchen and dining room, repre-
senting as they do abundance, fer-
tility and a bountiful harvest.

But why relegate such lovely

staple of ‘decobating in the Early
American style. As wallcoverings

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and g natural p to
only two rooms? There isn’t'a
room in the house for which
these prints aren't appropriate.
Gina Shaw, Design Director for
Eisenhart Wallcoverings, a lead-
ing.American manufacturer of
fine wallcoverings, offers the fol-
lowing advice for decorating with
fruit prints:

+ Patter mixing: Don't be shy
about mixing fruit prints with
other patterns! The drama of
these prints is best offset by aus-
tere stripes, subtle damask or
lace prints, dainty oriental
designs and tiny prints. q

* Accessories; Why not carry
the fruit motif into your decora-
tive accessories? Try handpaint-
ed majolica tableware, glassware
etched with bunches of grapes or
bone china teacups painted with
ripe peaches or blueberries. A
selection of still life paintings or
antique botanical prints would be
perfect on the walls. A cut-crys-
tal bowl laden with seasonal fruit
as the center piece on a table is a
lovely touch.

* Borders: Borders of all kinds
are a wildly popular decorating
tool. For a subtle effect, employ
a fruit motif border with plain
walls or walls papered in a coor-
dinating small print. Eisenhart
Wallcoverings offers a wide (12-
inch) freize-like border called
“Tapestry Border” from Ashford
House's C Cc

remember that the colors must
coordinate for a “pulled togeth-
er” look, says Shaw.

that is visually exciting all on its
own. For information on avail-
ability, call 1-800-848-5886.

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This price reflects:excellent value. If you
calculate cost per foot you will quickly
see that 2400 eq. ft. of quality living
space can be indeed affordable. If a
large, well located and perfectly priced
home is what you want give us a call.

$139,900

STARTER

Delight in the view of Lions Head from your
living room window. This perfect starter
home in-sunny Robson features 2 bedrooms,
den, a large porch/entry and laundry room, a
spacious kitchen with plenty of cupboards
and fridge and stove are included.

*84,900

LOCATION! LOCATION!

Attractive newer 3 bedroom, 3 bath home
close to schools and proposed riverfront park.
Unique 3 level floor plan with vaulted ceilings
in living room, skylight in entry, in-ground
sprinklers, central air conitioning, fenced back
yard, two car garage & much more.

*163,500

Lindmar

Saturday & Sunday ¢ 1 - 3 pm
otates 825 Merry Creek Road

*1 & 2-level homes
* 2 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms
¢ Patios and beautifully
landscaped yard areas
* Private garages
* Quiet scenic setting
* Walking distance to
¥ shopping centres,
restaurants, banking and
medical centres
=| * Many attractive options

Located on the Kootenay
Lake, this fabulous
manicured lakefront
acreage features a brand
new home with over

@,| 2300 square feet of total
area. Your own private
boat warf and panoramic
view of the majestic
Kootenay Lake. Features
like the covered
sundeck, hardwood
floors throughout and
over 1 acre of perfect
lawns. Make this
outstanding property, a
discriminating buyers
dream come true!

319,500

LAND ¢ LAND ¢ LAND
Riverfront lot in new
home subdivision.

67,000

1/2 acre lot serviced
with water & power

41,900

1/2 acre lot just across the
new bridge. Water & view.

40's

Immaculate 3 bedroom family home featuring two gas
fired fireplaces, newer crapets, fresh paint, some
ewer windows, sauna and large rec room downstairs,
all on a nicely landecaped view lot in Kinberry Heights.
Assumable mortgage on qualification of approx.
$111,500 at 8% due May 11, 1999.

139,900
RIVER VIEW

Spacious home with 4 bedrooms on
main floor plus a 1 bedroom suite in
the basement. Beautiful-lot with a
variety of fruit trees, grapes and
garden areas. Private backyard with a
great river view.

142,500

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BIRTHS

Kyle is pleased to announce the
birth of his brother Aaron Jonathon
Roos. Aaron arrived at Trail Hospi
tal on August 24, 1995 at 8:50 a.m
weighing 6ibs 100z. His proud par
ents Edward and Sandra Roos are
also thrilled with his arrival. Proud
grandparents include Cliffe and
Carol Churches of Castlegar, B.C
and Eric and Hazel Roos of Hous
ton, B.C. Many thanks and appreci
ation goes out to Dr. Casciola, Dr
Dalla Lana, Dr. Ukpeh and Dr. Proc
ter. Also to all the wonderful caring
nurses of TRH'» maternity ward and
OR Dept. _

MOREAU—We are pleased to
announce the completion of a union
project delivered within budget and
on schedule, September 5, 1995 by
Dr. ward and the crew at the Cast
gar Hospital. Equipment operator,
Chris and manufacturing supervisor
Zoyia (Nee Evin) are ecstatic over
the arrival of Miraka Mae Dalee at
7ibs 60z, complete with built-in dis.
posal unit, sprinkler and alarm sys
tem. All inspection criteria has been
approved by Dr. War. Proud are big
brother Dakota, grandparents,
George G. Evin and Mr. and Mrs
Marcel Moreau. Special thanks to
my sister Linda Gienger for all her
endless help and support

ANNOUNCEMENTS

4-H Information meeting. Oct. 5,
1995 at 7pm Robson School. Ani
mal not required to join! 365-7273
BEGINNERS SQUARE dancing
lessons Wednesdays, Sep. 20 to
Dec. 6, 7:30 - 9:30pm. Sunningdale
Elementary School gym. Trail!
$24/person, $48/couple. Into: 367
9878. Singles welcome

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DEADLINE IS
MONDAY
11:30 A.M.
PRIOR TO
PUBLICATION.

Congratulations Gordon Zaitsoff,
car on an awesome season

Michael's Guided Trail Rides

34998 Unnadwater, Rabson

+ Gunted Trail Rides

+ English/Westetn Lessons
Evening/Pull Moon Kies

* Pony Part

“Reservations: 604 365-6549

CRAFTERS BOOK your tables now
for L.W.C.A. Christmas Craft Fair
Nov. 3 & 4, Kinnaird Hall. Call 365-
8127 of 226-7930. __

1359 Grosvenor Place * 365 3327
Licensed for children 3-5 yrs

DONNA’'S CERAMICS ev

classes. Qualified teacher, new

dents welcome. 365-3774

FARM AUCTION -. 6465 27tt

Street, Grand Folks, B.C atur
Sept. 30/95, 1pm. We wil! be

selling to the highest bidder from

PEACEFUL

LARGE FAMILY HOME

Immaculate mobile home on a quiet no
thru street in sunny Robson. Country-
style kitchen complete with fridge and
stove, a pantry & sliding glass doors to
a covered deck. Sits on a beautiful 120°
x 63' lot priced to sell at only

*69,900

Over 1200 eq. ft. plus a full basement
allows lote of space for the growing
family. Private backyard. Patio, 3 large
bedrooms on main floor. 1 block to
most schools. Price at

*108,900

Brand spanking new. Vaulted ceilings and
skylights open this home right up. Custom
oak cabinets, double car garage, built-in eves
troughs, concrete sundeck, concrete
sidewalks, full basement with lots of natural
light & future potential. Price includes GST.

*189,500

CONVENIENT SOUTH END LOCATION

Close to elementary schoo! and
arena complex. Complete with a
fenced back yard. 2x6 construction.
Excellent opportunity to own a fully
finished newer home in a moderate
price range.

145,900

PHYLLIS.
BLEIER
365-1500

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LORRAINE
JOHN

365-9363 365-9336 365-9355

JERRY

YAN
LALONDE WILSON

365-9377 365-3407

GLEN
WILSON

Jim Gi farm tools, equipment
and antiques. Sale conducted by
AAA Apraisals, Kelowna, BC (604
862-5800. Quality consignmer
accepted.

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au Parc Lakeside @ Nelson
de 11:30 a 4:00
Apportez: Salade
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info: 358-2468, Jeanne
GOOD. GAUSE! GV Hospice ‘Soci

ety’s Dinner & Dance Sept. 23,
7pm-12. Canyon Hall $15/person

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Castlegar Sun to check every
classified ad which is sent to our
otfice. If thé ad requires that you
advance money, we suggest
extreme caution and careful
checking before you pay any-
body anything. If it sounds too
good to be true... it probably is

MUSIC LESSONS. Experienced
teacher. Piano, keyboards, organ
Musical styles taught are: rag-time,
old-time, gospel, swing, western,
Latin-American, classical. Alterna-
tive teaching method and improvis-
ing. Reasonable rates. Your home.
Children and adults. Free get-
acquainted session. Please call
Colleen 365-2670 or 357-2670. __
PLAYMOR HALL for rent. Wed
dings, parties, dances, meetings.
Full kitchen, catering. For info and
booking 359-2230 or 365-6772
Bingo every Wednesday

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There are no credits given on
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SAN JOSE WEST - established
country rock band has some dates
available for weddings and private
functions. Reserve early. Call Bob
Hutchinson. 365-8074
SINGING THE BONES
with Caitlin Hicks and Dee Daniels
Saturday, Sept. 23 at 8pm. CAPI-
TOL THEATRE (Nelson)
Tickets $12 advance $15 at door
__ 352-3593 Lit
TOTALLY TROPICAL Interiors and
Patty-Lite Gifts. Fall preview and
open house. Sept. 23 & 24. 10am
6pm. 2814 Columbia Ave., Castle-
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STOODLEY
James Harold, age 44 years, of
Creek passed away suddenly
995. James was bom in
¢, B.C. June 7; 1951. He
astlegar area after living
He worked for School
#9 as a bus driver. James

yoyed carpentry and music
s will be lovingly remembered
wife Elaine, his daughters
4a and Katelyn of Pass
Michael of
brother Jack (Vida
f Nelson, and his sister

Bnan) Kelly of

s held at\the Pas
Sept

reet home shop
nd novelties

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