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A 10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 14, 1979

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CASTLE @an- NEWS
Today is Thursday, June 14, the 165th oh

. day of 1979. There are 200 days left In

the year. On this day in 1919, John

Alcock and Arthur Brown began the

first nonstop transatlantic flight from

Newfoundland to Ireland,

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Thursday, June 14, 1979.

Shared Here :
This. Sunday :

Ayoung woman who spent
some years ina l'Arche home in
Weat Arfica will share her
experiences through a slide
presentation at St. David's

NEW LISTING — Sth Ave., 8.
Lovely family home on a beautifully
landscaped, large lot, In one of
Castlegar's better districts. Cozy
family room downataira with fire-
place. Rec. room partially finished.
$72,000.

NEW LISTING:
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
Smaller 2-bdrm. home, only a
couple of blocks from downtown.
Great starter home or rental. Why
pay rent when you can be a home
owner? Great opportunity at $29,-
000.

LLL ATS ROPE ee hs
PICTURE YOUR FAMILY
In this 3-bdrm. home on a qulet
street in S. Castlegar. Convenient
utility room on main floor Is sure to
please any housewlfe. $54,900.
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: NEW LISTING!
THERE'S QUIET CHARM
In this older 4-bdrm. home, located

‘on a corner lot In S, Castlegar.

Home features multi-storey living (3
levels.) Large living room with
fireplace. Nice fot. Priced in the
40's,

SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL

Beat Inflation by Investing in real
estate. Property extends from 7th
Ave. to Sth Ave., over an acre In
size, and possible to realize 3 to 4
lots. Very cozily remodelled 2-
bdrm. home, with. garage and
covered patio. Call us for further
details.

_ OOTISCHENIA ACREAGE

9.87 prime acres on the Ootlschenla
flats, close to the Castlegar-Salmo
highway. Approximately 450 ft.
fronting paved road. Water corinec-
tlon -pald. Call for further details.

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NEW LISTING!
WHAT IF ‘
. « we could offer you a 2-bdrm.
home with fully self-contained 2-
bdrms. suite downstairs... . we
could offer most of the appliances,
both up and down, with the home.
. - it's only $44,500, Are you Inter-
ested?

MUST SELL THIS WEEK
Reduced for one week only. 50x100-
ft. river view lot at Rivervale.
$67900; $7,900. Ask for Florence.

OWNER SAYS “SELL.”
mmaculate’and cozy 2- to 3-bdrm,
* mobile home, situated on a ‘nicely :
landscaped rented fot in Brillant.
Includes fridge, range, washer, and
dryer. Excellent starter or retire-
ment home. Asking $12,500. ‘

7TH AVE., NORTH

Older home with plenty of room,
located on large treed lot, close to -.
river. Appraised by Credit: Unicn
and-eligible for government $2,500
grant.

WEST KOOTENAY COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

CASTLEGAR DOWNTOWN COM-
MERCIAL

Probably the most strategic corner
In the city. Offers excellent expo-
sure to traffic entering the down-
town section. Two separate tots,
plus bullding with C-1 zoning. Call
Bjorn for a

BUILDING SUPPLY — CASTLE-
GAR

Terrific opportunity for the aggres-
sive entrepeneur to acquire this
going concern, with bullding, pro-
perty, ‘fixtures, -equipment, and
stock. This is the right time for
Ci gar. Call Bjorn for details.

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL BUILDING —
CASTLEGAR :

Over 4,000 sq. ft. of quallty con-
struction on 15,000-sq.-ft. property
in central location. Two separate
furnaces and electric metres. Four
O.H. doors. First-class investment
or for own usage. Call Bjorn for
further details.

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“MAKE YOUR HOME A CASTLE”

Bjorn A. Edblad RI (B.C.)
Greg W. Nichvalodoff Residence 365-2230
« Agent/Sales Manager

Nell A. Pereverzoff Residence 365-2397

Residence 365-3423

‘Florence Saliken Residence 365-6046

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INTERESTED: IN
ABUSINESS,
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REVENUE
PROPERIES

REVENUE OR

TWO BEDROOM, s
IMMACULATE HOME,

LOVELY LANDSCAPING.

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OWNER WILL CONSIDER

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OLDER HOME IN

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BENCH LOCATION
FENCED YARD, PATIO,
BBQ, 3-BEDROOM MLS

VEHICLE OR TRAILER ON
THIS 3-BEDROOM AIR
CONDITIONED HOME |

’ BRAND NEW HOME
$47,800.00

FAMILY ENJOYMENT
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OFFERS’

BRAND NEW IN NEW
SUBDIVISION

~ NEW SUBDIVISION
BLUEBERRY CREEK

FINISHED UP & DOWN
LARGE LOT

Norm Werre
Wallace Reid
Carol Daniel
Walter Tymofievich

’ Kathy Plotnikoff
Stan Partridge —~

:Mary Wade Anderson

365-3703
365-7051
399-4101
365-3250-
365-3703
Receptionist ©
365-7450

“Central Koot

KINBEARY HEIGHTS — 1704 9th Ave., S.

Modern, 3-bdrm. bungalow on a 65x110-ft. lot.
Safe,dead-and street. Garage and carport. Water soft-
ener, range and dryer to stay. Full bsmt. with 4th
bedroom. and 2nd bathroom. Only $49,000.

|. 1805 - Sth AVENUE, SOUTH

: 100x150-ft. lot. Three-bedroom home on two
: levels, family kitchen, part-basement, and attached
*- carport. $39,500.

BENCHLAND — LOWER OOTISCHENIA

3% acres of level grassland at foot of hill to
O-Bar-D. An Ideal solar location with trailer and
addition. $40,000. ql :

MOBILE HOME — On Rental Pad

12x46-ft., 2-bedroom Safeway, with an 8x20-ft.,
2-room addition. Included are most appliances,
furniture, and skirting. A vary comfortable home. Only
$10,700.

FOR RENT — Modern Home [next to commercial]
Three bdrms., 2 baths. As of July 1st. $350/mo.

11th AVENUE, SOUTH — Bullding Lot
Shaded by native birch trees. Close to park and
schools. $19,500.

: RURAL TRAILER LOT — Pass Creek Area

115x215 ft. facing two roads. Well casing Installed.
Only $13,900.

: COMMERCIAL CORNER C-1 LOT
Located at 2nd and Maple. 30x100 ft. Business-
man’s Special! $19.900.

Rental Homes & Sultes — WANTED

HIPWELL REALTY

PHONE 365-7514
J. F. Hipwell, F.R.1., Rul. (B.C.),
“SERVING CASTLEGAR FOR 12 YEARS"

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA
BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW

LOT in one of our better ©

residential areas. Approxi-
mately 70x100 ft. Lats of
trees. Only $18,500. MLS

BONNINGTON — If you
want to live in the country

withall theconventences of.

town, check out these good
buys! 1. %-acre with
24x48-ft. basement. $19,-
S00, MLS 2. 1 acre with
beautifully kept double-
wide on a full basement.
$50,000. MLS 3. %-acre
with brand-new modular
home, full basement. $62,-
000. MLS

GREAT STARTER HOME
— BLUEBFTS'! Well-
kept re VYina with
addition, 4.14 tots of furnl-
ture. Asking $31,500. MLS

LOWER THAN ASSESSED
VALUE. There’s good val-
ue in this handyman's spec-
ial in North Castlegar. Try
your luck, call today! MLS

NOW: ONLY $65,000! Re-
duced by owner $3,000 for
quick sale, Four-bedroom
older home on 18 beautiful
acres In Slocan Park. Great
for keeping horses, cultl-
vating a garden, or Just
enjoying the peace and
quiet — as well as fishing
at your doorstep. Call now!
MLS

YOUR CHANCE TO OWN:

A HOME IN THE COUN-
TRY. 1.61 acres with a
3-bedroom traller. Less
than 10 minutes: from Play-
mor Junction. Only $32,-
900. MLS

- AGENCIES. LTD

THE RIGHT PRICE —
$65,000! This lovely home

in Raspberry inctudes bullt- ©

in appliances — vacuum
‘system, sauna, .and sum-
mer kitchen. 120x130-ft.
level, landscaped tot. Call
today for appointment to
views +

OLD FASHIONED COM-
FORT In this storey-and-a-
half home In North Castle-

gar. Two bedrooms on main ~

floor, upper floor could be
.third or studio. Full base-
ment. Lovely landscaped
lot with view of river.

BIG — BEAUTIFUL —

super construction, In this
South Castlegar executive
and family home combina-
tion. MLS :

Beautiful 1- to 2-acre par-

cels between Castlegar and —

Salmo. Treed bullding sites
from $10,000 to $12,500.

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This Investment home not
only brings In extra dollars,
but Is zoned in the hard-to-
get C1 zone. MLS

365-3347
NEW LISTING

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THIS TOPS THEM ALL —

Here's. a lovely three--

bedroom home, located
close to the high school in
North. ‘Castlegar. Upstalrs
fireplace, and finished

_CAN YOU. TOP THIS?
“Imagine! Two - flreptaces,

natural cedar panelled -

walls,.farge attached. gar-
age, and a brick-faced front
are some of the’ many
features of this new cus-
tom bullt home, located'on
a spectacular view lot on
the bench (9th Ave.) In

- South Castlegar. ‘Don't

walt, see this today!

Base AGS

NEAR-NEW DOUBLE-
WIDE MOBILE HOME —
UPPER. CHINA CREEK,
features three spacious

6 ani
rumpus room In the base-
ment are but a few of the
many features of this, well-
maintained home. Priced at
only” $55,900. Call us now
on this super buy. ©

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NEIGHBOURHOOD CON-
SCIOUS? Here Is the finest
home we have to offer,
located In desirable High
Meadows. If super con-
struction, plus a beautifully
planned home with spa-

-, clous rooms, is appealing to
you, please do not delay In
viewIng this home,

Glen Wilson
365-3407

» Pl
family room, all on 1.5
ecree ol land. Priced at only

LIBERTY FOODS: PUT
YOUR MONEY TO WORK
FOR YOU for a change.
This excellent investment Is
located In Salmo. MLS

Want a
double-wide or trailer? We
have It. Centrally located in

Castlegar, and the’ price Is

only $12,500.

Jackie McNabb
365-6695

lus a large .

location for a

How about this aweet little
charmer, located in Rob-
son. Neatly hedged yard
and an Old English atyle
garden. Incidentally, there
are 2 bedrooms, fireplace,
and a half basement. Priced
at only $37,000, It's a
bargain.

This “may be your last

» chance to buy this lovely

farm with revenue home In

* Robson. . Also, barn and

chicken coop, and many
more advantages. An MLS
listing.

This near-new little beauty
will be off the market this
week, so hurry on your
offers!_

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This truly elegant home is
all ready to move into. Fully
developed on both: floors.
Owners transferred.

This exceptional lot Is lo-
cated In a C2 zoned area.
The possibilities are enor-
mous. :

WAITING FOR A BAR-
GAIN? Be one of the first to
.Ingpect this beautiful cus-
tom built new home, to-
cated in exclugive ‘High

Meadows. For full particu-

lars and appointment to
view, call NOW!

CENTRAL AIR CONDI.
TIONING Js Just bne of the
Many features of-this well-
maintalned, 3:bedroom
home, located in Woodland
Park. Priced at only $61,-
500. Call us today on this
super buy.

Want a near-new, bargain-

priced home, centrally. to-
cated to schools and tennis
courts? Cafl the Cooper
Team for detalls.

Gordon Gemmit!
Manager 365-7900

New home in high. school
area In North Castlegar.
- Fully landscaped lot,

Jack Young |
. 365-8117

fORKING WITH Or. W. M. Yule of Castlegar
this summer will be Bernadette Yuan, a
medica) student from the University of B.C.
Yuan will be In Castlegar under o program'to
encourage medical students to practice In
smaller’ cities and towns when they

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graduate. Funding for the program was.
recelved from the B.C. ministry of, labor's
Youth Employment Program. Yuan Is shown
with Dr. Dorothy Jeffery, a UBC research
scientist In pharmaceutical sclences, and
daughter Barbara,

Program Encourages Medics
To Work in Smaller Centres

Castlegar is among the

; smaller cities and towns across

B.C. at which 58 University of
B.C. second-and-third-year
medical students will work with
family physicians this summer.

Working’ with Dr. W.M.
Yule of Castlegar, Bernadette
Yuan will be among the stud.
ents participating in a program
intended to encourage.them to
practice in smaller communities
when they graduate.

A. recommendation that
directors’

While working with the
family physicians, the student
doctors will receive between
$700 and $800 a month from the

- provincial ministry of labor's

Youth Employment Program.
The 58 student doctors are
among the 620 UBC students
who have received YEP grants
to carry out summer projects
related to their field of study,
Grants -to UBC students this
year will total $1.5 million.

‘Land Commission ‘Badly
‘Informed,’ Says Director.

_the commission's decision to
d to i

».Fequest for exclusion of Area I
from : the Agricultural Land.
Reserve be. rejected: indicates:-:

¢ B.C, Land Commission “is

¢ badly,-informed as to the

economies of this area."

. That was the . reaction
recently of Area I director John
Moran, who represents the
Kootenay River valley between
Castlegar and South Siocan, to
a land commission letter tabled
by the regional district board.

Moran, who originally
sought the RDCK board's sup-
port for the proposed land
freeze release in order to allow
more housing and ‘boost em-
ployment in the area, criticized

Minister. Rafe Mair that the
entire area not be excluded
from-the ALR and he said -he
did not.agree with the letter’s
dismissal of the request as
“unrealistic”. :

“I firmly believe that the
land commission, in Burnaby, is
badly informed on the econom-
ics of this area,” he said. “We
are sitting on the largest block
of hydroelectric power in Cana-
da and we're exporting it. to
Washington, providing them
with employment, and here we
are sitting here with a 10-per-
cent rate of unemployment,” he
said. “And the land commis-
sion's down there saying no to
everything.”

Each medica) student
works with a family physician
who uses his:time and exper-
ience to show what medicine is
all about on the firing line of
smaller éommunities,

An informal ‘survey of
senior students last year indic-

“ated that a large number of.

them planned to practice as
family physicians in smaller
communities throughout the
province, and many said their
exposure to working in rural
settings during their second
year was what made them
decide.

As in many provinces,
there is a greater number of
doctors per capita in the larger
cities of B.C. than in smaller
centres.

Medical educators * have
thought that part of the reason

for the. shortage. might be .,
becatse “medical “stidéats “ré-):

ceive much of their training in
sophisticated hospitals in large

cities . where . highly trained ’.

specialists are located.

So the second-year rural
program was set up to expose
students to medicine practised
in a different setting.

Director of the second-year
rural program is Dr. William
Buchan of the University of
B.C.'s department . of. family
practice, Dr. Buchan practised
as a family physician for 14
years in Whitehorse in .the
Yukon before joining the Univ-
ersity.

Agenda Full for Uranium
Mining Inquiry Hearing Here

Full agendas and lively
sessions are anticipated for the

Rock Creek, June 18, 6
p.m. at the Rock Creek Hall:
d citizens;

royal issi ‘into
uranium mining at public hear-
ings scheduled for the West
Kootenay region this month. A
large number of ir

Community Club; Kettle River
Stockmen's Association; Com-
mittee for a Clean Kettle
Valley; i Peoples of

and ‘individuals have signified
they will appear at Rock Creek,
Grand Forks and Castlegar
during the course of the hear-
ings: in which the commis-
sioners will be visiting uranium
deposits and loca! environment-
al settings. begs

So’ far, the following
groups’ and individuals have
indicated they wish to speak:

the Western Hemisphere; Dio-
cese of Kootenay, B.C. Confer-
ence United Church of Canada,
PNC Exploration (Canada) Co.
Ltd.; Norcen Energy Resources
Limited. *

Grand Forks, June 20, 7
p.m. at the Yale Hotel: Bernard
Bloom, David R. Campbell;
Boundary Environmental and
Outdoor Club; David Planedin;

Indigenous Peoples of the Wes-

tern Hemisphere; Richard Rex- .

in; John W. Carson.
Castlegar: June 21, 7 p.m.
at’ the Regional Recreation
Complex: Lyle S. Kristiansen;
Brian Carpendale; Joan Ren-
old; Environmental Design;
Slocan Radio; Paradise Valley
Land Lease Holding Ltd.; Koo-
tenay Presbytery of the United
Church of Canada; The Trinity
United Church Women of Cres-
ton; B.N. Daniel; Penelope A.
Bonnet; Argenta Friends Meet-
ing; Genelle Concerned Citi-
zens; Indigenous Peoples of the
Western Hemisphere.

. Throne Speech Renews
~ Promises by Government

British Columbia's Social
Credit government indicated
last week it intends to keep the
promises made in its bid for
re-election in the May 10
provincial general election.

The throne speech,. last
Wednesday, launching the gov-
ernment's second term in office,
repeats promises contained in
the March 22 throne speech
which provided the planks in
the Social Credit election plat-
form.

And the government is
expected to present an abrid-
ged version of its $4.56 billion
budget, containing the remain-
ing promises, to the legislature
last Friday.

The last session was ended
by the election called April 3,
the day after the record budget
was presented to the legisla-
ture.. Debate on the throne
speech at that point had been
completed.

The new throne speech,
read by Lt.-Gov. H.P. Bell-Irv-
ing, was an abbreviated rehash
of the March 22 speech which
contained a little something for
nearly everyone.

The only deviation from
the original was an oblique

to

The. government said is
shares the concerns of many
British Columbians at develop-
ments taking place in the

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FLYING UP fo the First Kinnaird Guide Company a

iE spel

ro these 12.

girls of the First and Second Kinnaird and First Blueberry
Creek Brownie packs. They are, front row, left to right, Dayna

Bindert, Kathy Cohan, Debbie Chaveldave, Deanna Smith,
Rn

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Jeanette Chan and jary-Anne Mathieson, Back row, left to
right, Susan Fedunec, Peggy Scott, Hedda Breckenridge,
Stacey Conkin, Jody Audet, and Danna’ Neumann. The.

coromonies tock place May 29.

Church this Sunday evening,
beginning at 7 p.m. 8

Miss Louise Cummings, -a
student at Simon Fraser Uniy-
eraity, became interested in the
Arche homes for the hand-
icapped at a 1974 religious
retreat in Nelson, led by Jesh
Vanier, son of the fermer
Canadian Governor-General,
George Vanier.

Jean Vanier established
the first [Arche home in
France. Since then, similar
live-in communities have estab-
lished around the world, +"

Louise Cummings went to
a l'Arche community in the
Ivory Coast, and since her
return to Canada, has been
telling of the work there.

She will also be the guest
speaker at the United Church
worship service, 11 a.m. on
Sunday morning.

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nuclear field outside pi
boundaries.
At a news conference

called to discuss the new throne
speech, Bennett refused to be

pinned down on the question of

nuclear power.

He said he trusts the new
federal government to look
after the interests of British
Co i i and in-

the
surrounding construction of a
nuclear power plant near Bell-

ingham, Wash., about 65 kilo-

metres south of the border.

ternationall7, and B,C. does not
have tu consider nuclear power
because it has alternative ener-
gy sources. . 5:

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