CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 24, 1978

Vintage Car Owners
Have Busy Summer

Tt has been a busy summer
for the loeal Columbia Chapter
of the Vintage Car Club of
Canada.

During the month of June,
five of the club's vehicles were
vither driven or trailered to
Colville, Wash. for the town's
annual parade, Following the
parade, the cars were displayed
while members were treated to
a potluek lunch provided by the
Colville Chokes and Spokes
Antique Car Club.

Rossland Serious
About Enforcing

Neatness Bylaw

The City of Rossland has
taken its first. court action
y resident for main-
4 nsightly residence,
under the Minimum Mainte-
nance Standards Bylaw 1272
which was enacted in 1976,
Charles Dominic Ghirar-
dosi of 2266 - Sth Ave. was fined
$50 on each of three counts of
the bylaw. They were failure to
keep clear or free of rubbish the
premises at 2266 - 5th Ave.,
failure to keep a fence at those
premises in good condition and
failure to maintain exterior
valls of the premises free of
se or hanging material, or

Rossland deputy city clerk
Jim Markle said that the bylaw
was passed by council in con-
junction with its involvement
with the Neighborhood Im-
provement Program. Markle

said that in the past year, the

has processed 40 non-
compliances with the bylaw,
but this was the first one that
reached the courts.

“In most cases the city is
receiving good co-operating on
its requests to clean up their
residences but there are a
number who have not, and the
city is prepared to deal with
them in court,” said Markle.

Also that month, Ralph
Hiltz of Trail, attended an im-
pressive Thunderbird classic
car meet in Texas.

On July 1, Lincoln Sandner
from Christina Lake, drove his
newly-restored 1915 Overland
Cloverleaf roadster to an inter-
national car meet in Great
Falls, Mont.

Two members from Nel-
son, Lyle Ward and Deanna
Attwoad, attended a swap mect
and car show in Reno, Nev.

Amini our from Castlegar
to Crescent Valley was taken
on July 2 by six members and
their families. They returned
via Pass Creek and gathered
for a pool party at the home of
Sam Roozendaal.

July 8 and 9 saw several
members drive to Spokane for a
swap mect, where treasures of
old car parts were purchased to
aid in restoration of vehicles.

Ten auto club members
participated in the local Sun-
flower Fest Parade, including
seven cars, two trucks, and a
motorcycle. Following the pa-
rade, a large crowd gathered at
the Dick McLeod residence for
a swim and potluck supper.

A campout was held at
Christina Lake on the B.C, Day
weekend, hosted by the Okana-
gan Chapter of the VCCC. Six
families from Columbia Chapter
registered on Friday evening.
Saturday's events included a
tour to Grand Forks, potluck
supper, vintage car games and
children's games.

On Saturday and Sunday
evenings, many of the 120
guests enjoyed a corn roast and
sing-along around the campfire.
Sunday afternoon a tour was
taken to Orient, Wash,

Members are locking for-
ward to several more events
before winter weather neces-
sitates the storage of vehicles
in warm garages for “a little bit
more restoring.”

REVENGE!

A farmer had been taken in

so many times by the local car

dealer that, when the time came for the car dealer to buy a cow,

the farmer priced it like this:

Basic Cow
Two Tone Exterior
Extra Stomach

Product Storing Compartment and

Dispensing Service

Four Spigots ($10.00 each) . . .
Genuine Cowhide Upholstery . .

Dual Horns
Automatic Fly Swatter .
Attachment

Straw Chopper and Fertilizer Attachment

$795.00

CITY OF CASTLEGAR
Notice of Public Hearing

Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be
held on Thursday, September 7, 1978, at 7:00 p.m. in
the Council Chambers of the City Hall, 460 Columbia
Avenue, Castlegar, B.C. to receive representations
from all persons who deem it in their interest to make
representations regarding the following:

The City of Castlegar proposes to enter Into a Land
Use Contract with Biln Holdings Ltd. to construct
an to the C

Drug

Clerk, City Hall, 460 Ci

Ltd
located at 50 Pine Street and described as Lot A,
Olstrict Lot 4598, Plan 4116.

The intent of the proposed Land Use Contract Is to
allow Biln Holdings Ltd. to construct an extension
to the Castlegar Drug Ltd. premises on the above
property and on an approximate 475-square-foot
strip of City-owned property.

Copies of the proposed Bylaw and Land Use Con-
tract may be inspected at the office of the oy

bia Avenue, C:

Pro-Union Picket Line
Is Set Up at Cominco

A picket line appeared at
all gates leading to Trail's
Cominco operations recently to
protest use of a “right-to-work"
contractor in the plant.

Members of the Nelson-
Trail District Labor Council
manned the picket lines in
objection to use of a crane from
Bryan's Transfer of Trail.

The labor council alleges
the owners of Bryan's Trans:
fer support so-called right-to-
work laws in B.C., which would
ban closed union shops.

Cominco management ap-
plied to the B.C. Labor Rela-
tions Board (LRB) to have the
pickets removed and upon LRB
advice, had the crane removed
from the work site. The pickets
also left.

There will be a hearing in
Vancouver this week by LRB
on the matter, but all sources
have declined to give details of
a time and date.

The information pickets
handed out pamphlets opposing
right-to-work legislation and
the picket signs said there were

“non-union scabs” working at
Cominco.

Bryan's Transfer is a mem-
ber of the Independent Con-
tractors and Builders Asso-
ciation (ICBA) which is an
active supporter of right-to-
work legislation.

Bryan's Transfer owner
Fin Levick has an action
pending against a picket orga-
nizer in the B.C. Supreme
Court asa result of his having a
Bryan's Transfer crane re-
moved from the Waneta Plaza
construction site in May.

Levick said it is his ICBA
membership and his decision to

years. Wayne is also a part
owner of Bryan's Transfer.

“They're doing it because I
am an ICBA member and be-
cause I had the guts to lay those
charges,”

He said that since the two
operators are union members
they cannot be classified as
scabs,

“We're paying for union
protection with union dues and
we're not getting it," he said.
“But Iam not going to be one of
those businessmen who come
crawling to him.”

Levick said that there are
four other contractors at Co-
minco, but none of them is
being harassed. He said that
two of them are non-union
companies with ICBA affilia-
tions, He declined to identify
them.

Selkirk College recently
received funding from the
ministry of education to set up
a certificate program in Early
Childhood Education (ECE).

The program will be de-
signed to train pre-school su-
pervisors for employment in
day-care centres, nursery
schools, private kindergartens
and special needs centres,

In recent years, the in-
erease in the number of single-
parent families and families
with both parents working has
boosted the demand for supple-
mentary child-care services,
and more and more parents are
realizing the importance of

Funding Now Provided

Early Childhood Education

childhood development, day-
care centre development, nutrl-
tion, first-aid, and a variety of
learning resources for’ young
“dren in science, social stu-
dv language, art, and music,
iui students will spend at
least 12 weeks with pre-school
children in day-care centres.
The program, which will
hegin Jan, 2, 1979, will consist
of two terms of class work
s

Selkirk in September in order
to qualify for the ECE program
in January. Further informa-
tion on the college preparatory
program can be obtained from
the Admissions Office.

Selkirk College hopes to
offer the ECE program, and the
Human Services program on
alternate years. Two ECE
instructors will be hired in
October and more detailed in-

will be available at

(January-April,
December 1979) and a six-week
supervised practicum in May
and June. Those who complete
the requirements will receive
an ECE certifieate from the
Care Licencing

quality p

There is ample evidence
that enriched pre-school en-
vironments generate a signifi-
cant inerease in learning per-
formance and produce children
that are more relaxed and more
independent.

The curriculum of the ECE
program will include the study
of child psychology, the prin-
ciples and practices of early

Pai on Dee, 20, 1979,

ECE graduates will be li-
cenced to teach children in
established pre-school centres,
or they may set up their own
day-care centre.

Admission requirements
for the program will be Grade
12, Those who do not have
Grade 12 may enrol’ in the
college preparatory program at

Funeral Service Held
For Hank Hominiuk, 63

Rosary service was held
Sunday evening, with funeral
mass on Monday morning, both
from St. Rita's Catholic Church
in Castlegar, for Andrew Henry
(Hank) Hominiuk, 63, who died
last Thursday at the Castlegar
and District Hospital.

Born in Manitoba, Mr.

Funeral Service Today
For Martha Ribalkin

Prayer service was held
last night from the Chapel of
the Castlegar Funeral Home
with funeral services this eve-
ning at 6 from the Appledale
Russian Hall for Mrs. Martha
Ribalkin, 87, of Crescent Valley,
who died yesterday in the
Castlegar and District Hospital.

Funeral services conclude
tomorrow at 2 when burial will
take place at Perry Siding
Cemetery.

Born in January of 1891 in
Russia, Mrs. Ribalkin came to
Canada and Saskatchewan in

1898 and has been a resident of
British Columbia since the
early 1900s.

She has been a continuous
resident in lhe West Kootenay
district and for the past five
years has lived with her son
and daughter-in-law in Cres-
cent Valley.

.Mrs, Ribalkin is survived
by two sons, Fred of Perry
Siding and Tim of Crescent
Valley; nine grandchildren and
18 great grandchildren.

She was predeceased by
her husband, Mike in Septem-
ber of last year.

Hominiuk came to B.C. as a
young man, and worked in
Vancouver and Yellowknife.
He was married in Van-
couver before moving to Trail
in 1950, and made his home in
South Castlegar two years
later. He joined Cominco in
1951 and retired in January of
this year. He was a member of
St. Rita's Catholic Church.
Mr. Hominiuk is survived
by his wife Katherine; three
daughters, Mrs. William (An-
gela)} Wilcox of Elkford, Mrs.
Glen (Marsha) Carew of Port
Hope, Ont., and Mrs. Norma
Mall of South Castl one

that time.
Enrollment will be limited
1020, so those who are interest-

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telephone to place their name
‘on the waiting list at the Ad-
missions Office as soon as
possible,

LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Beautiful well-
treed lots located on the
Wolverton Hill Subdivision
at Christina Lake, B.C. for
residential or recreational
use. These lots contain
water, efectricity and tele-
phone hook-up and paved
roads. Close to a shopping
centre and school. For your
summer fun It Is only a
short walk to the Christina
Lake Provincial Govern-
ment Park for swimming,
boating and picnicing.
There is also a beautiful
golf course only two short
miles away. Prices from
$8,500 with terms of $1,000
down and $100 per month/
including 12% interest.
Contact your real estate
agent or write to Christina
Lake Development Ltd.,
Box 1030, Grand Forks,
.C. or. phone 447-9405,
447-9727, 442-8294 and In
Trail 368-3327 or call in at
the Sates Office Traller at
Christina. Lake on the sub-

division.

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Canadian Armed Forces in
Halifax; five grandchildren;
three sisters and a brother.

Burial was in Park Me-
morial Cemetery, with Castle-
gar Funeral Home in care of
arrangements,

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“This is about the fifth or
sixth time he has come after
me,” Levick said.

Cameron said the heavy-
duty crane had been involved in
maintenance shutdown work
and not the modernization
project,

Levick said both the crane
operators who were at Cominco

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brother Wayne, who has about
20 years’ membership in the
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DaRosa-Fry Wedding Vows

To the strains of the '
traditional wedding march,
Darla Lynn Fry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Fry, was
escorted by her father down
the aisle of St. Rita's Catholle
Church in Castlegar to be
united in marriage with
Antonio Fernando DaRosa, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Antonio Da-
Rosa.

Father Guinan heard the
exchange of vows, which united
the two Castlegar families, at
an altar setting of large baskets
of yellow gladioli, white carna-
tions and yellow daisies,

Clouds of white sheer over
taffeta fashioned the bride's
wedding dress, which featured
lace sleeves and a lace inset on
the bodice front. An overskirt
of matching lace, joined at the
mid-front of the empire waist-
line, fell gracefully to the floor,
slightly en train. Rose appli-
ques of lace and seed pearls
accented the bodice front and
full skirt of the gown,

A Juliet cap of matching
lace and seed pearls secured
her cathedral-length veil of
sheer, trimmed with embroi-
dered roses, and she carried a
bouquet of yellow roses, allied
with white carnations and
baby’s breath.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hunter
of Castlegar sang “There is
Love" during the signing of the
register, and Mrs. Hunter also
provided musical selections on
the organ during the ceremony.

Matron of honor was Mrs.
Hiberta Bilinski of Coquitlam
and. bridesmaids were Miss
Penny Fry, the bride's sister
from Castlegar, Miss Susan
Goetting of Castlegar and Mrs,
Maria Spinella, the groom's
sister from Coquitlam.

The attendants were iden-
tically gowned in yellow floral
crepe, featuring empire waist-
lines and tiered skirts. Floppy
hats—the senior

Jewelry, each wore the bride's
gift of a diamond necklace,

Mr. Dan Bilinski of Coquit-
lam was best man, while usher-
ing duties were shared by the
groom's brother, Mr. Manuel
DaRosa of Castlegar, the
bride's brother, Mr. Wayne Fry
of Castlegar and the groom's
brother-in-law, Mr. Nino Spi-
nella of Coquitlam.

A yellow and white color
theme prevailed throughout
the reception area of the
Regional Recreation Complex,
where the bride's mother help-
ed to receive guests wearing a
gown of turquoise floral voile,
trimmed with ecru lace. Her
accessories were a diamond
pendant and earring set and a
corsage of white roses.

The groom's mother chose
a formal gown of coral crepe
with a chiffon cape en tone,
V-neckline and pearls decorat-
ing the bodice front. Coral-
color roses added a pleasing
complement to her attire.

A hand-crocheted lace
tablecloth covered the head
table, with two crystal bud
vases, yellow roses, ribbon and
daisies highlighting the decor.
Centering the table was the
three-tier wedding cake, its
layers separated by small wine
glass posts and decorated with
yellow roses, The top tier held
white satin bells and two doves,
trimmed with yellow ribbon.
The cake had been decorated
by Mrs. Ivy Salekin.

Master of was

Second Degree Burns
Received in Boat Fire

Two Castlegar men were
trealed at the Castlegar and
District Hospital Saturday for
burns after patrolling RCMP
noted a boat on fire at Syringa
Creck Marina,

Treated for second-degree
burns and released were C.
Andy Andrew and David Craig,

Andrew told the Castlegar
News he found and imme-
dintely mopped up six to seven

* gallons of gas in the bilge of his

Mr. and Mrs. Tony DaRosa

Castlegar Socials

Mr. Roy Goetting of Blueberry
Creek and the bridaltoast was
presented by Mr. Jim Baxter of
Castlegar.

For a honeymoon trip to
California, the bride donned a
three-piece skirt-suit ensemble
of pale green polyester with
cream-colored blouse and a
corsage of yellow roses.

Wedding guests attended
from McBride, Williams Lake,
Vancouver, Sparwood, Oliver,

yellow and the bridesmaids’ in
white—and baskets of white
carnations and yellow daisies
completed their attire. For

and Banff,
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: The newlyweds are re-
siding at 916 - 7th Ave. S.,
Castlegar.

Local Court News

Tony Donald, 17, of Rob-
son, was fined $50 in provincial
court last Tuesday after plead-
ing guilty to being a minor in
possession of liquor.

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Barry Akselson, 18, of
Blueberry Creek, was fined $35
after pleading guilty to being a
minor in possession of liquor.

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Ernest G. Crockart, 34, of
Vernon, was sentenced to a
$350 fine or one month in lieu
for impaired driving.

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James E. Lampard, 17, of
Castlegar, was placed on six
months’ probation after plead-
ing guilty to possession of mari-
.juana.

* * 4

Garry Andrew Evin, 18, of
Castlegar, was placed on six
months’ probation after plead-
ing guilty to possession of
marijuana.

Man Charged
In Single-Car
Accident

A Castlegar driver has
been charged with driving'too
fast for road conditions and not
wearing a seat belt, after a
single-vehicle accident on Sev-
enth Avenue South last Wed-
nesday.

Police said a vehicle driven
by Donald Daniel Conkin sus-
tained $600 damage when it
went out of control and left the
road and struck a utility pole
before stopping on the lawn at.
617 Seventh Ave. S.

No injuries resulted from
the aceident,.local RCMP said,
and damage to the pole, lawn
and a hedge has not yet been
determined.

Gregory Barber, 22, of
+ Slocan City, was sentenced toa
fine of $200 or 14 days in liew
after pleading guilty to driving
while under suspension,
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Sid F. Riebalkin of Cres-
cent Valley pleaded not guilty
but was found guilty on a
charge of exceeding the limits
while fishing. He was fined $50.

$1,000 Damage
As Vehicle
Strikes Wall

A Castlegar man, Keith
Michael Halbauer, has been
charged with driving on the
wrong side of the road after the
1974 Chevy he was driving
Sunday crossed the street and
hit a cement wall, causing
approximately $1,000 damage
to the vehicle.

The incident occurred at
Kerria Street and Seventh
Avenue, North.

No injuries have “ been
reported.

Mrs.H. Johnson 365-3294

Mrs. S. Horlick returned
home Sunday after spending
three weeks in Welland, Ont.
where she visited several rela-
tives and friends. Visiting Mrs.
Horlick for the day on Monday
was her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lechuk
and son Dennis, who was
enroute home to Montreal.

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Visiting in Castlegar with
several friends is John S.
Brown of Ingersol, Ont, Mr.
Brown was a $1 million winner
of Loto Canada in 1977, He i: is
returning | home today.

Mrs, J. Taine returned
home al the weekend, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. W.
Hall of Darlington, Eng. They
had been the guests of Mrs.
Raine's son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Raine of Vancouver for several
days.

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Mrs. H. Johnson returned
home on Tuesday of last week
after spending a week visiting
her grandchildren, Dr. and
Mrs. W. Bertoia, Richelle and
Kevin in Delta, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Eastcott and daughter
Elizabeth, and Mrs. R. Taylor
and daughter Erin, all of Van-
couver.

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Presently visiting al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Rourke are their grandchil-
dren, Nova Lee and Shawn
Nelson of Edmonton, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Nelson are expected
today for a few days’ visit.
Their children will return home
with them at the weekend.

Mrs. J. Heslop is a patient
in the Trail hospital. She is
wished a speedy recovery and
it is hoped she will be home
soon.

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Mr. and Mrs. G. Anderson
returned home Sunday after
enjoying a months’ holiday
travelling.

‘Investigating
Weekend Theft
Of Car Battery

Police are investigating
the theft of a Sears battery
removed over the weekend
from a vehiele parked in a yard
on Fifth Avenue South.

The theft of the battery,
valued at $60, was reported to
RCMP Monday morning.

19-foot Spencer Craft inboard-
outboard. Knowing the poten-
tial dangers he removed the
battery, opened the windows
and bailed approximately 12

gallons of water into the boyt
for cleunup, he said.

Andrew said the fire took
Place when he starled an
electric bailing pump to remove
the water. Realizing the fire
could spread from his boat
house to those adjacent him,
the craft was taken to open
waler where it burned to the
waterline and sunk into 160 feet
of water.

Police, who reported that
the fire started when gus fumes
ignited, said the incident is still
under investigation.

Andrews sald the boat was
insured,

Memorial Service Held
For William Houston, 90

Memorial services were
held Monday afternoon at St.
John's Church in Castlegar for
William H. Houston of Castle-
gar, who passed away Wednes-
day of last week at the age of
90.

Mr. Houston was born July
3, 1888 in Scotstown, Que.

He and his family moved to
Castlegar from Merritt in 1936
and he became chief engineer at
the Waldie Sawmill, retaining
that position until his retire-
ment.

An active community
member, he was recognized by
the Castlegar Legion Branch
170 with the title of honorary
president.

He was also a charter
member and secretary for 21
years of the Sentinal Lodge
A.F.&A.M. #146, a life member
of the Trail lodge, of Scottish
rites in Trail, the Boundary
Lodge in Nelson and the Koka-
nee Chapter of Rose Croix.

Mr. Houston was a long-
time member and Past Grand
Patriarch of the Grand En-
campment of the 1.0.0.F., a life
member subordinate of the
Trail branch of the 1.0.0.F.;
alsp a Rebecca. -

Predeceased by his son,
Walter, who was lost during
the last war, he leaves his wife,
Minnie, of Columbia Lodge in
Trail, one daughter, Mrs. Mar-
gucrite Peachey of Castlegar,
one grandson and one great-
grandchild.

Hymns sung at the service
were “Peace, Perfect Peace”

and “Eternal Father, Strong to
Save.”

Rev. Ted Bristow offici-
ated. Cremation followed in
Penticton,

Valley Funeral Hoine of
Nakusp was in charge of
arrangements,

SafetyNews

An apartment tenant in
Washington, D.C., dutifully at-
tended a tenants’ meeting lo
select building fire wardens.
Unfortunately, before leaving,
ashes from his pipe had drop-
ped onto the rug.

Truck
Campers

“If you have a
truck, we have
a camper for it"

© Kit Kampers:
© Frontier
© Trav-l-mate
HPP
Mike’s
MOBILE HOMES

le
Castlegar Ph. 365-5741

Dealer Lic. No.: 00112A,

CABINS
For Sale

MUST BE MOVED
by September, 1978

ALPINE
INN
RESORT

Phone 447-6695

© Awnings

e TV Antennas
© Refrigerators
_ © Furnaces
© Camper Jacks,
etc.

e Many Other RV
Parts &
Accessories

on
Mike’s
Mobile Homes Ltd.

Castlegar 965-5741
DL Lic. #00112A

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for

See Pages B6 andB7...

The Biggest Ad Ever

The Biggest News Ever!

For the Next

30 DAYS

We Will Be Drastically Reducing the Prices
of Our 1978 Inventory to Clear
the Way for the 79's.

Each Week We Will Feature Units That Will
Give You an Idea of What Low Prices Are!

ie GMC P.U.

0., P.S., P.S., etc.
‘sie #8-9971-0

$5488

1978 SKYLARK

V-8, auto., 4-door.
Stk. #5-7136-0

$5888

1978 GMC VAN

Smartly equipped.
Stk. #8-5714-0

$5488

1978 TRANS AM

Black on black.
Stk. #8-5186-1

$7888

1978 GMC JIMMY

High Slerra, Loaded.
Stk. #80524-0

$9788

1978 LESABRE

Smart 4-door luxury.
Stk. #5-3284-0

$7688

PLUS OUR USUAL EXCELLENT USED VEHICLE BUYS

1977 Buick Regal

Loaded, inc. air ..

4-cyl economy
Nicely equipped
1977 Ford Gay Half

Low mileage. Clean

1977 Chrysler Newport

Loaded, inc. alr-con.

We Offer 100%
Financing on Approval
‘ of Credit with Any
Thing Taken in Trade

Your Terms Will Always
be Considered Here.

CASTLEGAR NE’

Castlegar Man
Ils Charged
In Accident

A Castlegar driver has
been charged with failing to
yield after a twovehicle acei-
dent on Columbia Avenue and
Pine Street last Tuesday,

Local RCMP said no in-
juries and approximately $1,000
damage to both vehicles result-
ed from the accident, in which a
vehicle driven by Clayton Scott
Johnson collided with one dri-
ven by Bill John Zarikoff of
Robson,

S, Thursday, August 24, 1978

Invest!

Investors required for
mortages. We frequent:
ly have small second
mortgages avallable for
short terms, paying In-
torest rates up to 15%,

Minimum interest partl-
cipation — $1,000.00,

Cooper

Agencies
Phone 365-3347

KAY MOTORS LTD

Your Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Cadillac Dealer

Your

_Largest

"78 Chevrolet

ings, and Disks

"77 Chevrolet

Whitewall
Defroster

"77 Monza

Tires, Rear

Tires and Disks

*76 Chevrolet

Vinyl Roof,. Defroster,
Tires and Disks..........

Transmission, Power

Steering, Radio,
froster,

‘75 Dodge

Door
Finished in Royal Blue...

"74 Ford

PINTO Woody Wagon,

MODEL 412 Station Wagon

°72 Ford
°75 Jeep

"73 Chevrolet

matic Transmission, Power

Steering, Radlo..

Rear Window Defroster, Whitewall

°75 Oldsmobile

CUTLASS S V-8 Engine, Automatic
Brakes and

nitewall Fras and Dts a se $3995

4-Cylinder
Engine, 4-Speed Transmission,

*73 Volkswagen

Dealer
in the
Kootenays

You Con Expect a
GREAT DEAL
From Us

KAY MOTORS LTD., your one-stop shopping
centre and headquarters tor Budget Rent a Car

“THE PEOPLE PLEASERS”

IMPALA 4-Door Sedan with V-8
Engine, Automatic Transmission,
Power Brakes, Power Steering, Fado,

Whitewall Tires, Body Side ‘Mould: $6495

NOVA 4-Door Sedan with 6-Cylinder
Engine, Automatic Transmission,
Power Brakes and Steering, Radio,
‘Window

$4795"

SPYDER 2-Door Coupe with V-8

Radio,

$5495

IMPALA 2-Door Hardtop with V-8
Engine, Automatic Transmission,
Power Brakes and Steering,
Whitewall

Radio,

$4495

ROYAL MONACO BROUGHAM 2-
Hardtop, Completely Equipped,

$3495
$1995
$2695 |

jadio.

4-Door Station Wagon, V-8 Engine,
Automatic Transmission,
Brakes and Steering, Radio...

Fever $4 395

4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP V-8 En-
ine, Automatic Transmission, Power
Brakes and Steering, Radio... $4495

1/2-TON PICKUP V-8 Engine, Auto-

rakes and $2 495

56888
1977 Honda Civic $3988

1977 Firebird Coupe $5988
54988

1975 Chevy 2 Ton $3 588

Exceptionatly clean

1974 Chev Impala

Family fordor sedan

1974 Plymouth

Sebring coupe. Clean

1972 Chevy Nova

Adoor, V-8, auto.

1972 Plymouth Fury

4-door sedan, ve

$6988

Vanguard Units

TWO LEFT One 16-ft. Trailer.
One 9-ft. Camper.

IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR
A RECREATIONAL UNIT, LET US
HAVE YOUR OFFER ON THEM

SALESMEN

GENELLE
MONTROSE
ROSSLAND
.CASTLEGAR
TRAIL

George Sparrow
Dave Williamson
Mick Ellis
Waine Meyers
Ken Alton

693-2386
367-7198
362-5173
365-5771
368-6183

KAY MOTORS LTD.

2880 HIGHWAY DRIVE, ‘GLENMERRY)
es TRA BC
PHONE 368.3301

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