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Workshop to focus } on access

Increasingly, people with
disabilities are seeking an active in-
dependent lifestyle. Accessible en-
vironments are essential to full par-
ticipation.

Building . Accessil Communities
is a one-day workshop to bring
together the key people involved in
building communities. It will be held
March 8 at the Castlegar Sandman
Inn banquet room from 8:30 a.m. to
4p.m.

While the B.C. Building Code sets

and Trail’s Disabled

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significant barriers to full access for
people with limited mobility still
exist, the Abilities Awareness Ad-
visory Committee of Castlegar says.
Often, those who build or renovate,
and those who approve plans, simply
don’t have enough information on
what is needed to make buildings
barrier-free.

The Building Accessible Com-
munities workshop, hosted jointly by
the Abilities Awareness Advisory

Cancer Society plans
awareness night

Nine volunteers with the Castlegar
Unit of the Canadian Cancer
Society, and ore guest from Salmo
attended a meeting Feb. 12 at the
Health Unit.

Dorothy Martini, unit treasurer
and In Memoriam chairman, was the
Castlegar unit representative at the
Kootenay district annual general
meeting in September in Kimberley

The president, Ruby Marsh, atten-
ded the B.C. and Yukon division an-
nual general meeting in Vancouver in
January where the society’s cam-
paign focusing on the dangers of
tobacco was the theme of the
Program.

Also in January, nine local volun-
teers attended a patient service
workshop held at the Sandman Inn.
Volunteers from Rossland, Trail,
Nelson and Salmo attended.

An invitation has been received
from the Lion’s Club to participate
in its 1991 Trade Fair. If the ap-
Plication for donation of a booth is

accepted, the unit will be able to par-
ticipate.

An updated video catalogue has
been received. The public is remin-
ded that these can be borrowed with
no charge. A video, Your Skin and
the Sun, was shown during the
meeting.

The president reported that the
Welcome Wagon, which visits
newcomers to the city, is including
some of the Cancer Society’s pam-
phlets in its package.

The April campaign was discussed.
The 1990 campaign brought in
$12,757. From October 1989 to Sep-
tember 1990, $7,914 was spent
locally to assist cancer patients with
transportation, lodging and drugs.

Plans are being made to hold os
Cancer Society Awareness Night on
March 26, at the Legion Hall. Dr. N.
Scotland, of Trail will be the guest
speaker and his topic will be
chemotherapy. The public will find it
an informative evening.

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Nets Committee, is designed to ad-
dress this need for information.
Keynote speakers will include Bob
Thompson, B.C. building standards
officer, Dan Guinon of Plan A for
Access, Peter Bernauer, acting
executive director of Kelowna
People in Motion, and Ed Arntson,
founder and executive director of
Kamloops People in Motion. These
speakers have a unique understan-
ding of how accessible design can

pe and Trail's Disabled Needs Committee will
inn on March 8 from 8:30 a.m. to

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facilitiate an active independent
lifestyle for people with disabilities,
the abilities awareness committee
says. Their invaluable insights will
help shape how people address these
design needs for the future.

A poolside reception March 7 at
the Sandman Inn will precede the
Friday workshop. The cost is $25 in-
cluding the Thursday lun-

You are invited to attend special ministry meetings on

SUNDAY, FEB. 24

At living Waters Faith icaseet 4 with Pale Pa ers Pastors Rick and Linda
Sharkey of Spokane, Washi . Pastors Rick and linda a re the founders
Spokane Christian Center, a member Word erlemed fomily church,
You will b y their

MEETING TIMES — 10:30 A.M. & 6:308 P,
LOCATION:

BMOA SHARKEY EVERYONE IS WELCOME!

THANK YOU!

Kinnaird Elementary and Valley Vista Parent Group
would like to thank the following for their donations
to our Valentine's Bingo and Raffle.

Panagopoulos Pizza
Place

Castlegar Realty

Twin Rivers Elementary
School

Woodland Park
Elementary School

Canada Safeway
Mallard’s Ski & Sport
Zazoo Beauty Center
Castlegar Rec

Department
D-Bar-D Riding Stables
Chicken Time

ch on Friday and materials.
Registration must be received by
March 1.

» Shell

You Hire
And We'll Help Pay

Are You a
Nonprofit Group?

Tourism E:

In Kaslo, the Kootenay Lake Historical Society's project to restore
the S.S. Moyie and create a visitors’ site has employed and
|_tained 32 income assistance recipients

if Your Project Supports,
Tourism in the Community...

If you've got a 4- to 6-month project which may improve
the ‘tourist appeal’ of your community, we are working
we with the Ministry of Tourism to help you see it through!
Projects might include the creation of festivals or special
events, upgrading of tourist and recreation areas, or
fenovation and construction of arts or sports facilities.
Work may begin any time during the year.
We'll pay 100% of an employee's wage of $7 per hour and
$10 per hour fora supervisor, when an income

Are You
an Employer?

“Attitude, excellent We could select
from them very easily. so obviou:
they were screened. Within 48
hours |had

“it's taken a lot of pressure off me.
They've already pre-screened the
applicants and the applicant
aptitude
for the type of job I'm offering.”

Training for an ose

When you help someone develop’skills on the job, we'll
help you meet the payroll!

If you can create a 30- to 40-hour per week job, for a
minimum of two months, we'll pay 50% of an employee's
wage (up to $3.50 per hour subsidy) when an income
assistance recipient is hired and trained. Businesses,
municipal governments and nonprofit groups may be
eligible for this program.

Opportunity Program

recipient is hired and trained. You must be a registered
anor group to qualify.

EMPLOYMENT:

Please run my ad tor

Your

Check the Blue Pages of Your Phone Book.

PLUS Gvt4 8C

For Program Details and Application Forms,
Contact Nearest

The Employment Plus group of programs is a major
from your

MAIN ST. MUFFLER & RADIATOR

— OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY — 8 A.M.-5 P.M. —
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* Specializing in 4-Wheel Drives *
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STEREO stand $30. Artifical
fireplace $160. Both excellent
condition. 365-6865. 3/13

2 200 GALLON STORAGE fuel
tanks, hose stand, $400. Phone
226-7668. 6/14

WANTED: USED Bricks 365- ane
after 6 p.m. 3/1

MODELERS. Ho trach and ac-
cessories. $60. 365-7671. 3/13
SOFA, Love-seat $500. 18” elec-
tric lawn mower $100 with 80’
extension cord $150. 7 cu. ft.
freezer $300. E:

26” RCA COLOR T.V.,

ASSOCIATION saddle, double

riggin, $460, KX-80 Kawasaki,

excellent condition. 365-2360.
3/16

cabinet model, like new condition,
$260. 365-2240. 3/14

RENOVATING MUST sell 6 piece
chesterfield set. 365-5329. 3/15

EXERCISE rowing machine, like
new condition $65. 365-2240.
3/14

KENMORE dishwasher, mid-size

365-6073.
WESTINGHOUSE

3/14
washing

shaped,
$600. Ph. 366- 3837. tfn/102

JOHNNY'S BEST BUYS

ONIONS 8.c. me. ...25 1. bog $6.99
rn ». 59¢

UCE ea. 596
VHS VIDEOS & 368-7041
Moeondes tor Ret Som sam "Ee!

RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS,
Castlegar, Nelson, Trail,
365-3643, 365-2961,
6604, 365-5557. 6/14
WATERCOLOR Paintings by SAN-
DOR TANDORY. Call Barbara at
365-3166. 3/14

BROWN 4-cushion sofa and chair,
$100; tan/brown floral sofa and
chair, $100. Phone 365-7497 af-
ter 6 p.m. 3/14

CASH for good old i an-

365-

hot water tank, good
condition. 365- 3506. 3/13.

HAY FOR sale. 359-7775. 3/13

NO GREEN THUMB
REQUIRED

To enjoy Permanent Tropica!
‘Trees and Plant:
now AVALABLE!

1126-4th St., Castlegar * 365-5191

ELECTRIC stove — very good
condition; refrigerator — good
condition; coppertone colour; see
at Castlegar Plumbing & Heating,
“or 365-5340. 3/13

VHSC Camcorder in case with all

accessories. Asking $800. 365-
5901. 3/13

tiques and collectibles. Phone Pat
Hogan 352-6822. tin/9

PRUNE AND
TRIM TREES...
THE QUICK: AND:

EASY WAY!
St eas aa

NO LADDERS TO CLIMBI

TROWELEX RENTALS
AND SALES

Ind. Park, Castlegar
§-3315

RIFLES 257 ackley, ii , 12

INGLIS clothes dryer, good con-
dition, $125. 226-7373. 3/15

SArELuTe Sysreme 4

WRE/BURGLAR ALARMS

BILL'S T.V. "SALES & SERVICE
365-3466

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Jewellery Special
wellery & © BIRTHDAYS * GRADUATION © RETIREMENT
| LAUENER BROS. JEWELLERS

auce “We've Got the Gifts of Love” — 1355 Cedar Ave., Trail —

Phone 368-9533

ELECTRIC

60 eggs, new, 365- e030 hve 4

p.m.

B.C. APPLES from C.A. storage

ae , Sereal®: (over 32 Ibs.) Little
Fruit Stand, Crescent

Valley 359-7323. 3/15

INTRODUCING OUR

FAX

SERVICE
FAX. No. 365-FAX5

Kel Print
621 Columbia Avenue
Tel: 365-6385
CONTACT US FOR DETAILS!
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USED Aqua sink, tub, toilet. 900-
1000 sq. feet. 1x8 used cedar
channel siding, good condition.
365-2932. 3/15

gauge, double-barrel, misc other
rifles, ph. 359-7176 after 7 p.m.
3/13

NIKKO remote contro! boat with

PILOT Stereo player, cassette
deck, tuner, amplifier, turntable in
cabinet, $225. 365-7436. 3/15

$125.

, are
Ph. 365-7436. 6/13

; ORSELLEVAUCTION ~
onkruptcies, Es
Purchases

UNDER $40

2 SETS Twin size sheets (A-Team
and Ewoks) good condition,
$10/set. 365-3548. 3/15

CASH for good used tires. BIG O
TIRES, 1507 Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar. 104/91

NS
PETS & LIVESTOCK

ACCEPTING $50 DEPOSITS for
G UKC Reg. Lhasa apso
pups. Small, playful, loyal and af-
féctionate companions that a
also great with kids and don't
shed. Litter due in late Feb. 91.
$250. Call 442-5108 after 5.
3/13

CENTRE
NUTRITION

Proper nutrition is
dation

INTERNAT!

energy level!

FOR INFO.,

LATTE
HOMES FOR SALE

MONTHLY/WEEKLY RATES. San-
dman inn, 1944 Columbia
Avenue, $200 weekly, $800
ily. 365-8444. Sorry no kit-

tin/4

BDORM., fully
suite --

furnished
would prefer

AVAILABLE for March 1st.

DOG HOUSE for larg dium dog
$40. 365-2240. 3/14
BABY buggy and baby snow sled
-- $35 for both. 693-5465. 3/14

for rental of
3:bdrm. homes. Rental values in
$600 to $800 per month range.
Call Peter Blackwell NRS~ Moun-
Ltd. 365-

BEAUTIFUL sofa, | and
chair $600, office desk $250,
mirrored closet doors. 365-2654.

3/13

near new,
3/13

, $35. 359-7815.

VW BEETLE muffler,
$35. 365-6951.

CHEV

ENTERTAINMENT centre, vinyi
chairs, tub, sink, toilet, best of-
fers. 365-6076. 3/13

3/13

2111, tin/14

250 SQ. FT. OF office space,
4190 Minto Road, 365-3212
7/12

BEULAH OIL Stops arthritic pain,
cramps, sore backs, no drugs, no
side effects, on sale at Mother
Nature’s Pantry, Casti r, B.C. or
phone (204) 723-2828. 13/3
CASH Paid for older hockey cards
in good condition. 365-6758.
6/13
SCORE Factory hockey oe =
sale. 365-6758. 13

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FIREWOOD for sale. 357-2145
will deliver. 6/11

COMPANIONS

ANTIQUES

Mave Hoos uliper34s $191

JUST ARRIVED!
Good selection of
quality furniture

SILVER RATTLE ANTIQUES

11265-4th Street, Castlegar

RETURN airfare to Calgary Feb.
28, returns March 3. 399-4188.
3/15

'F YOU are happily married, you
are one of life’s fortunate ones.
You don’t have need for this
column and we hope you never
will. But if you are someone who
has never met the right person, or
if you've lost your partner through
divorce or death, the Castlegar
News would like to help you.

There are many men and
women just like you, right here in
the West Kootenay region, singles
of all ages, from all ty;
backgrounds. Bringing people like
you together is what this column
is all about.

Your cost is only $12 for three
for up to 50 words

BATHROOM tub enclosure, accor-
dian plastic C/w top, bottom, side
rails. Radiator for 1967 Ford car.
365-2932. 3/15

2.8 L. V-6 CHEV. engine, 155-
13 all-season tires, fibreglass fen-
ders. Jeep P.U. Wagoneer, 15x7
chrome jeep wheels, 6-stud. 359-
7815. 3/13

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1986 CHRYSLER
NEW YORKER
* Turbo
* Fully Loaded
* 48,000 kms.
“MUST BE SEEN!”
CALL WENDY 352-3817

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or you Can use our box number for

only $3 extra and we'll forward

velope to guarantee privacy,
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PETS & LIVESTOCK

10 WEEK OLD male Springer

Puppy, shots, $150. 399-
4154, 3/14
3-MONTH old Sheppard Rotwiler
Pup to give away. 399- 4292.
313

Armstrong Mild
YELLOW CHEESE
& Part-Skim
MOZZARELLA

3 BDRM., side-by-side duplex,
close to schools, downtown,
hospital. Available March 1st.
365-2733. 3/13
MINI storage units, sizes from
5’x5’ and up. 365-6734 after 5
p.m. 26/92

IMMACULATE 3 bdrm. home, 3
bathrooms, double car garage, 15
min. from Castlegar, $124,000.
359-7908. 75
ESTATE SALE: 2 bdrm. house
with 2 revenue suites, North
Castlegar 365-8307. TNS

working people --

359-7605. 1/15

RENT
THIS
SPACE

365-5210

o PLANNING TO

ther locations!
pCALL THERESA WILSON
jessionai service

NBS Mountslnwiew ‘Agencies Ltd.
365-2111 or 365-3407

2 BDRM. mobile home in
Castlegar, 12x48, good condition
-- Must see -- electric and oil
heat, stove/dryer included. Asking
$15,000 352-1612, 352-1720.

3/15

2 BDRM. UNFUI D, bsmt.

suite. South Castlegar. A

Interested in living where you
have

365-2413 after 6
p.m. 15

so you are involved in
decision making?

THEN WE MAY BE FOR YOU.
Large 2 and 3 bedroom units with lots
of yard. Own ntridge & stove required

2 OR POSSIBLY 3 bedroom suite,
North Castlegar, available March
1st. 365-5828. 15

REAL ESTATE

Our team

for a flyer!

ice open 2. or leave
message. Ph. seb 3077

GARAGE SALE

1 BDRM. Apartment for clean,
quiet responsible working person.
Utilities included. 365-7392 after
6 p.m. 3/13

RETAIL OR WHOLESALE SPACE
— 2800 sq.ft. 6th Avenue South
location. 368-5749. tfn/1

ST. RITA’S Parish Garage Sale --
May 4. For pick-up phone Thelma
Ehman 365-6420, Jodi Chernoff
365-7122 after April 1. 3/16

SMALL 2-3 bdrm. house, Slocan
Park on river $400/mo. 355-
2459. 3/15

AVAILABLE immediately -- 1
bdrm. basement suite, good,
k

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FREE Market Evaluations

365-2166 as.
365-6892 res

Castlegar
REALTY 1p. eat

1761 Columbia SEEN WATION

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TRADE 4-10R15 Lorado’s tires f
Value $175. 359.
3/13

person,
Preferred. 365-7886. 3/15

* CAR STORE

365-7555

SUPER SPECIAL

1989 TAURUS

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HOMES FOR SALE

35 YEAR-plus, one bdrm., 200’ x
70’ lot, fridge, freezer, stove, F.B.
access, Robson, 2871 F
Str Asking $25,000 365-
2601. 7/13
20 MINUTES from Castlegar --
cozy, 2 bdrm. home, nice yard,
dish, Rivervale,
7/16

gerage, satellite
364-2355.

Kco All Formal

GOWNS

* GRAD ‘91
* BRIDAL
* BRIDESMAIDS

10-503.

ROSE'S BOUTIQUE
Castlegar © 965-5610

OR RENT. Nice, small 3-bdrm.
home, gas heat, large fenced yard.
$400 per month. 352-6944.3/13

FEATURE
OF THE WEEK

1985 PONTIAC
GRAND PRIX
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