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History
shapes
music

James Keelaghan, a young
Canadian folk singer who has
already been the hit

music festivals, will perform at the
Capitol Theatre in Nelson on May'18
at 8 p.m.

Unapolegetic in his love of the
past, Keelaghan’s music is shaped by
history — not just the kind he
studied at the University of Calgary,
but especially the kind found in
stories around the kitchen table, says

BRITISH COLUMBIA PROVINCIAL
ROAD AND BRIDGE MAINTENANCE

This

in its 28 contract areas. This proposal call is for
Companies may make proposals on as many contract areas as they wish, but a
separate proposal
The successful contractor will be responsible for direct delivery of specific
maintenance services and for ensuring that business opportunities for small
operators are retained through competitive sub-contracting

The schedule below outlines when Requestfor-Proposals documents will be

is needed for each.

available and closing date for each Contract Area:

1, the Ministry of Transportation and Highways is renegotiating contracts
of these Contract Areas

Contract #

#3
#9
#25
#27

Contract Area

North Island
Kootenay Boundary
Bulkley-Noss
North Coast

Moy 27, 1991
June 3, 1991
June 10, 1991
June 10, 1991

Documents Avail.

Closi

June 14, 1991
June 21; 1991
June 28, 1991
June 28, 1991

To be considered,
proposals for any
Contract Area must
be received by 2 p.m
on its closing date at
the following address.

Requestfor-Proposals documents, costing $500.00, iriclude a General Contract
Information Package and a Contract Area Information Package. Companies who
have already purchased the General package at the February 21st Information
Conference need only buy the Contract Area Package, at $250.00 for each Area

Project Office

3D - 940 Blanshard Street
Victoria, B.C. V8W 3E6

Phone (604) 387-6931 Fax (604) 356-7276

These prices include G.S.

RequesHor-Proposals documents can be purchased from the Project Office by
cash or non-refundable cheque, payable to the Minister of Finance and Corporate
couriered (pre-paid) upon request. Cheques
available will ensure

Relations. The documents can be
forwarded prior fo the date on which documents will

prompt delivery,

Province ot

aig

and Highwai

Hon. Lyall Hanson, Minister

Highway and Bridge Maintenance
Ministry of Transportation & Highways

Helen Hi of Oasis Produc-
tions.

“*Themat lly, many of
Keelaghan’s already classic com-
positions are centered on historical
events. But there is something richer
at the heart of it, for James
Keelaghan has a gift for bringing a
new passion to old tales,”” Hutchin-
son says in a news release.

Keelaghan will be accompanied by
Bill Eaglesham on bass and Gary
Bird on guitar, .- and pedal

IN MEMORY

Phil Merry

Phil Merry of Slocan died in hospital in Calgary on Thursday,
May 9, 1991, at age 71.

Mr, Merry was born Oct. 21, 1919, at Trail. A welder by trade,
he was also involved in the logging and mining industries in his early
years. He worked for Western Exploration in the Slocan Valley and at
one time owned his own welding business in Two Hills, Alta.

Mr. Merry was employed by both Sheritt Gordon Nickel Miné
and Great West Steel before joining the staff of the welding
department of the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology at
Edmonton when that institution first opened.

In 1980, after 25 years at NAIT, he retired to Slocan where he
built a home on property on the Slocan River.

A veteran of the Second World War, Mr. Merry married Anne
Pinenborg in Holland on June 19, 1946. He was an active member of
the Slocan Legion.

A lifelong jist, Mr. Merry inely i what
he preached. He was also ardently pro-Canadian, choosing regularly
higher-priced Canadian goods over imported items priced for less.

He is survived by his wife Anne; sons and daughters-in-law, Ken
and Dorit Merry of Maple Bay, B.C., Richard and Indira Merry of
Edmonton, and son Peter Merry of C: gary; four daughters and sons-
in-law, Helena and Paul Carter and Tina and Mike Bellefeville of
Calgary, Jacqueline and Jerry Royds of Langley, and Louella and
Lyle Oberg of Brookes, Alta; seven grandchildren; sisters and
brothers-in-law Helen and Jock Gourlay of Slocan, and Elizabeth and
Gordon Nelson of Silverton; and sister Mildred Spence of Chase, B.C.

He was predeceased by his parents, Allan Etta Merry. His only
brother, Bud Merry of Slocan, passed away suddenly the day after
Phil.

Cremation has taken place.

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Trail school district. Introduced by Michael

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recording of the live phone-in

(Sun.) Trail City Council — Coverage of the May
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197 Columbia Ave.

A gathering, with Rev. Doug Swanson officiating, will
be held May 18 at noon outdoors on the lawn of the family home at
8842 West Slocan River Road, Slocan.

All friends are invited to the memorial service and after are
invited to the home of Jock and Helen Gourlay, 8828 West Slocan
River Road, for refreshments and fellowship.

No flowers by request. Those wishing to do so are invited to
make a donation to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, 250
Bloor St. E., Suite 820, Toronto, Ont. M4W 3P9, or to the
environmental group of their choice.

Bud Merry

Alfred Bilson (Bud) Merry of Slocan passed away suddenly in
Slocan on Friday, May 10, 1991, at age 74.

Mr. Merry was born on March 20, 1917, at Trail. Employed in
his early years by both the D.B. Merry Lumber Co. and Cominco, he
spent six months on the Dew Line in 1956. He worked for B.C. Hydro
on its Bridge River hydroelectric project before joining Celgar as head
of its heavy duty mechanics.

After 18 years with Celgar, he took early retirement on April 4,
1978, building a home on family-owned property on the Slocan River
near Slocan.

Not content with retirement, Mr. Merry worked part-time for
several years for Mitchell Supply in Castlegar, commuting from
Slocan.

He married his wife Florence in 1942.

During the Second World War, he was an aero engine mechanic
with the 405th Squadron, First Canadian Bomber Pathfinder Force,
and was a longtime member of the Legion branch at Rossland.

Mr. Merry enjoyed curling and golfing and helped build the
Castlegar Curling Rink. He also donated generously of his time with

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the iT to the Slocan Curling Rink and improvements to the
Valley View Golf Club.

Exceptionally friendly and neighborly, Mr. Merry was always
helping people with projects and was continually carrying out
improvements to his home and property.

He is survived by his wife Florence, a resident of the Pavilion
Intermediate Care Home at New Denver; son and daughter-in-law
Robert and Shirley Merry of Calgary; son George Merry of
Courtenay; daughter and sone-in-law Suzanne and Derrald Ulry of
Olds, Alta.; seven i 5 one gi ild; sisters and
brothers-in-law Helen and Jock Gourlay of Slocan, and Elizabeth and
Gordon Nelson of Silverton; and sister Mildred Spence of Chase, B.C.

He was also very close to a former daughter-in-law, Kandi
Nielson of Courtenay.

He was predeceased by his parents, Allan and Etta Merry. His
only brother, Phil Merry of Slocan, died in Calgary after a lengthy
illness the day before Bud.

Cremation has taken place.

A service of remembrance will be held May 18 at 10 a.m.
outdoors at the family home at 8832 West Slocan River Road, Slocan.

Following the memorial gathering for his brother, Phil, all friends
are invited to the home of Jock and Helen Gourlay, 8828 West Slocan
River Road, for refreshments and fellowship.

No flowers by request. Those wishing to do so are invited to
make a donation to The Alzheimer Society of B.C., 601 W. Cordova
St., Suite 20, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1G1 or to the Heart and Stroke
Foundation, Box 3023, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3H4.

Esther Goldie

Esther Gouldie of Blueberry Creek, B.C., died Monday, May 13, *

1991 at age 74.

Mrs. Gouldie was born Nov. 13, 1916, at Aneroid, Sask. She
grew up in Aneroid and Melville, Sask., where she began her
schooling and finished the rest of her schooling in Swan River, Man.

She married Donald Gouldie at Swan River on March 1, 1938.
Because Mr. Gouldie was in the construction business, the family
moved to many communities throughout Canada. They lived in
Toronto, Mission, Kemano, Bridge River, Kamloops, Surrey, Grand
Rapids, Man., Vancouver, Gold Bridge, Hudson's Hope, Mica Creek,
Nelson and finally settled in Castlegar in 1977.

While at Hudson's Hope, Mrs. Gouldie worked at Rod’s Mens
Wear. She enjoyed craftwork as a hobby. She did embroidery,
afghans, jewelry and shell work. She also liked travelling and the
outdoors.

She is survived by her husband, Donald of Blueberry; one son,
Victor of Hudson’s Hope; one daughter, Donna Hicks of Stewart, B.
C.; five grandchildren; and one brother, Harry Monson of Parksville,
B.C.

Funeral service will be held at the Castlegar Funeral Chapel on
Friday, May 17, at 11 a.m. with Rev, Ira Johnson officiating.
‘Cremation has taken place.

Should friends desire, contributions may be made to the ALS
Society of B.C., 2nd Floor, 411 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver, B.C.
V6B 1X4.

Funeral ar of the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel. ~~

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ROAD grading, road building, earth
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VEGETABLE, tomato and flower
plants for sale. 365-7903 Mrs.
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BANKRUPTCIES, ESTATES, CONSIGN,
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Johnny's Grocery Best Buys

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KIWI FRUIT
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NOW SELLING HOURS.
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2.m.-9.p.m.

LARGE Colonial chesterfield and
chair, as new, $400. Speed Queen
H.D. washer, needs issi

DRESSER with mirror, coffee table,
cabinet, janitor bucket and mop,
battery charger. 365-7860. 3/38

BABY ITEMS: Carbed, clothes,
bottles, crib and mattress and also
Stein mugs. 365-2729. 3/38

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stairs, City Centre Mall. 365-
3399. 7/35

$25.. Working gas mower, $25:
end table $10. 365-3710. 3/37

LEXITON portable electric
typewritr, $50; 1 set driving
lights, $40. 1 portable 3-channel
$50. 693-5409. 3/37

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

$175. Rowing machine, $90.
IKEA bookcase 66°'H, 30''W,
9°'D, $60. 2-IKEA cabinets,
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Opening Party, May 16, 7 p.m.

5. FOR RENT

6. ADS FOR SENIORS

4 WINDOWS from a truck camper,
$40. 359-7308, 3/37

100 ARCHIE Comics, $30. 365-
2593. 3/37

ROOM FOR RENT: Crescent
Valley, shared livingroom, kitchen,
bathroom, $200. Includes utilities.
359-7887. 3/37

UTILITY TRAILER, $100. 365-
5005. 3/37

BENCH seat for van, $25. 365-
5134. 3/37

AVAILABLE Jun Robson, 2 bdr.
unfurnished tr: r on private
Property, large yard, no pets,
$375/month. 365-7098. 7/37

4, PETS & LIVESTOCK

7. SWAP SHOP

YORK 2000 gym set, valued at
$100 for ladies left-handed golf
clubs. 365-3673. 3/37

AVAILABLE June 1 — Large 1
bdrm. furni: bi suite,

CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! Meat
strain $85 per 100; Pullets $145
per 100; Turkeys, Ducks, Geese
and Started Pullets at $4.10 each.
Mountain Hatchery, 1341-20th
Street. S.W., Salmon Arm, B.C.,
V1E 4M2. Phone 832-4703.
21/23

PUREBRED Airedale terrier pup-

private »_util ;
365-6139 after 7 p. 3/37
4 BDRMS., 2 up, 2 down, a
peted, full basement, stove and
fridge. Available June 1. 365-
5312 MAE.

2 BDRM.

3
3,

basement suite,
ith

9. HOMES FOR SALE

WOULD like to buy in Castlegar
area older home, lower $. Large lot

wit pl range

ct
and fridge, C. North.
$450/month. 365-6708. 3/37

pies. Well known for. af
nature, intelligence and guarding
ability. To view 365-5146. 7/35

1 SOLID pine natural finish mates

6-MAN bunkhouse accom-
modation, $150/month per per-
son, includes everything, fully
equipped, 5 appliances, TV cable,

bed with 6 drawers, 1g mat-
tress $290. Matching desks and
bookcase, $125. 365-6497. 3/39

5. FOR RENT

locking 362-5543. 2
7/35

BEAUTIFUL, old Rosewood upright
piano. 399-4317. 139

7, LLL Vise VCR's
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ANNOUNCING GIGANTIC
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must go. Strader New and Used.
365-3395. 7/35

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2 BORM. mobile home on % acre,
view lot, garden, fruit trees, no
pets, Brilliant, $425/month. 365-
7650. 3/39
NEWLY renovated suites, suitable
for single persons, close to town,
non-smokers, no pets, please.
365-5936. 3/39

2-3 BDRM. mobile home, Robson.
Gas heat, no dogs. Available now.
365-3155 3/39

2 BDRM. apartment, downtown,
near bus-stop, completely fur-
nished, available in June. 365-
6587.

1 BDRM.
furnished — includes utilities,
$300/month. 365-3886. 139

2. UNDER $40

FOR RENT — large garage and
trailer space. 365-6776 mornings
and evenings. 3/39

2 GOLF CAR trailers (new), $800;
3 1987 EZ-Go golf cars, $2500.
1982 Buick Riviera. Assorted size
windows/doors. 365-5808. 3/38

KITCHEN table and chairs, stereo
cabinet, 2 easy chairs and desk.
365-2956. 3/39

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DRESS makers body shape, make
your own figure, $35. peer yt
/39

OLD fashioned 5’ roll-top, bath
tub, $30. 365-2648. 3/39
2 DRAWERS oak-look night tables,
$25. 365-6497. 3/39

2 BDRM. basement suite, private
entrance, South Castlegar,
available immediately. $400/mon-
th plus utilities. 365-2413. 3/39
TRAILER, South Slocan Junction,
suitable for couple or single —
preferably non-smoking,
275 , Plus utilities. 399-

3 LANDSCAPING TIES (new),
5''x8'-ft. long, $4 each. 365-
8104. 3/38

4359 leave message. 139

TRAILER PAD on acreage in city.
Avail June 1, 1991, 365-

2 WALNUT TREES, $15; 2 maple
trees, $10. 399-4346. 3/38

3388 or 365-2402 after 6 p.m.-
9p.m. Ask for Gordon 3/39

APPROXIMATELY 60'x4’ wooden
fence you dismantle and haul away
$40. 365-6577. 3/38

3 BDRM. house, 9th Avenue,
$500/month. No pets. 365-7867.
3/39

ONE boys bike, $30. 365-7650.
3/38
3 WATER lilies for sale, $12.50
each. 365-7903. 3/38
2 CAMPER tie-down brackets,
$20. 693-5409 3/37

ELECTRIC: mow
$35. 365-7412. 3/37

AVAILABLE June 1, 2 bdrm., fully
furnished apartment, to share with
female or rent on short-term. 365-
814

LARGE 1 BDRM. apartment, partly

ATARI game with 11 cartridges.
ition, 365-

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ORGANICALLY grown perennials
for sale. Everbearing giant
strawberry plants — only 6-dozen
left at $2.50 per dozen. Mint,
comfrey, beebsim, catnip and 1-
dozen columbine at 75¢ each. One
dozen Johnny Jump Ups, 25¢
each. Two dozen Lupins, 10¢
each. Phone 365-6239. 3/37

, utilities included, central
location. 365-5003. 3/38
AVAILABLE June 1, one bdrm
house, Robson, stove,. fridge, in:
cluded. 365-2820.
APPLICATION

1 BDRM. suite, furnished, utilities,
TV cable, Robson, no pets. Prefer
working adult. Ph. 365-7882.
tin/35
WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bdrm.
house, Castlegar area. 365-2665
or 365-3261. 7/33
500 SQ) FT. of office space,
4190 Minto Road, 365-3212.
TFEN/17

preferred. Laurie 365-6691.
7/39
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BUY OR SELL
A HOME?
FREE market
other
CALL THERESA WILSON
For courteous, Protessional service
N.R.S. Mountainview Agencies Ltd.
365-2111 or 365-3407

/ Many outbuildings. Creek
and springs on 50 acres of timber
and pasture. Very private, gover-
nment plowing to your door.
Phone 226-7774 or 364-2529.

MINI storage units, 365-6734.

52/25

ONE BDRM. basement suite, par-

tially furnished, private entrance,
N

pr E
no pets. Available June 1. 365-
5533. tfn/36
WANTED TO RENT: For June 1st,
minimum 3 bdrm. home, non-
smokers, no pets, references
available. Phone collect (604)
747-3516 after 6 p.m. 8/32
ONE- and three-bedroom accom-
modation. Weekly or monthly at
Red Mountain. 362-9000. tfn/26

Busi 24 hours. 7/35

DOUBLE-WIDE HOME
With fenced yard and fruit trees.
Columbia Heights Robson, $36,000
HIPWELL REALTY
180 Main St., Salmo © 357-2141
Jackie * 365-6642 Jack © 365-7514
Susan * 357-9993

WEEKLY and monthly rooms,
Scotsman Motel, Rossland, just
30 minutes from Castlegar. 362-
7364. tin/21

R.V. spots in. Robson Ponderosa
Park. 365-3353. tfin/32

LOCATED -in Robson, 2 bdrm.
home on large lot, For more details
call 367-6386. 3/39

3 BDRM. home, lower Ootischenia,
bench, 1.77 acres, leave mes:
at 365-6739 or 365-6023. 7/38

THE HOT BOX

Up to 10 words for only $2.49 per one time,
$3.49 for two insertions or $4.49 for three con- j
secutive issues. Ads must be paid for at time of

placement.

1983 LYNX stationwagon, 5-spd..
overdrive,

1988 CAMRYLE 4-cyi., A/T, A/C,

359-7646. 3/37
PUREBRED 14-year-old boxer, will
sell for $200. 365-5326. 3/37
ONE KIRBY vacuum, one Hoover
vacuum, Lewyt shampooer. 365-
6861 3/37
1972 CUTLASS Olds, $250, trac-
tor implements, Arab-Weish pony.
$100. 365-6241. 3/37

for a 1 bdrm. apartment available
May 15, suitable for 1 or 2 people,
downtown area, $350/month, i

cludes heat. Rerefences required.
365-3433 04 365-7634. 3/38

625ctm. Carter ‘competition car-
berator, 1989 model, $75. After 6
p.m. 365-7178. 3737

1989 MERCURY Topaz, low

cassette, <
$11,250. 365-7243. 3/38
NEW OAK TV/stereo stand,
cabinet style, 60x48", $500.
352-2363. 3/38
1x4 CEDAR No. 1, 14¢ lineal foot,
diningroom, light fixture. 365-
6107 3/38

1985 HYUNDAI Pony, 4-spd.,
6,000 kms., good condition, ex-
tras, $2,700. 365-6894. 3/37
WRINGER washer, condition,
juniper shrubs, flowering shrubs.
365-2484. 3/37

5 OFFICE es for rent — heat,

ELECTRIC blender, 8-speed, $35,
0.b.0. 365-5048. 3/37

light and air @ included
Call 365-7702 tfn/38
2 BDRM. house, ble im

— WANTED —

CLEAN COTTON RAGS
Castlégar News

197 Columbia Ave., Castlegar

CLASSIFIED INDEX

im
Phone Ray 365-2166
days 3/37

a 4-
dr., 364-0943. 3/37
1980 KENWORTH W800, c/w
4,000 gal. steel water tank. 1-
674-3517.

3/39
2 GRAD dresses, size
never worn. 359-7195.

10, one
2/39

AVAILABLE
bdrm. suite
bdrm, house, single cer garage,
$6 . 365-3507 or 365-

y one
$3765/month, 2

2111. tin/36

MONTHLY/WEEKLY RATES. San-
d@man inn, 1944 Columbie
Avenue, $200 weekly, #800
Monthly. 365-8444. Sorry no kit-
chens. tin/4

1988 FIREBIRD excellent T-roofs,
hood-bra, 2 new tires,
365-6957.

LARGE utility trailer, 1976

$250 each. 365-2447.

1980 BUICK Skylark, Limited
Edition, 4-dr., automatic; good
condition. 365-3150. 3/37
CHESTERFIELD/CHAIR, desks, an-
tique bureau, Weilder weight lifting
set. 365.5003. 3/37
1963 T-Bird, 2-dr., h.t.,

390,- radio, air-conditioning,
$4,000. 365-5003. 3/37
FOR SALE: 2 bdrm. house
revenue suites. 365-8307.

with 2
3/37

HONEY for sale, $1.00 per pound,
70/50 Ib. paile. 365-3610;. 3/39

wiLt trailer, well equip-
ten-

ped, fridge, stove, a
dem. 399-4247. 3/37