Pensioners in Trail golf tourney

The golfers were suitably
impressed with the fine condi-
tion of the course.— the fair-
ways were particularly fine.

The greens on the other
hand, some of which had been
recently spiked and top-
dressed, were my nemesis,
causing more than a few three-
putts and a score of 87.

However, I was in good com-
pany in the upper echelon
scores with Al McGauley of
Trail , Arne Dahlen and Frank
Yakovic of Colville.

Despite my problems, all
the golfers marveled at the

ll Golfers rediscover
wonderful course at
Birchbank’s.

By Bud Lowther

NEWS COLUMNIST

Castlegar Pensioners Golf
Club members climbed in their
cars or otherwise procured
transportation as they hit the
road for an 18-hole tourna-
ment at Trail’s Birchbank
Course May 14.

A warm and sunny day
greeted about 139 Pensioners
from across the Kootenays and
into the U.S.

progress Birchbank has made
in the last several years.

With a new water hazard
and maturing trees it is devel-
oping into a top-notch course.

Oscar Johnson of Christina
Lake came in with a 78 for the
low gross score of the day,
while Castlegar’s George
Crossley was tied for second
with Al Becker with 80.

Qur own Herb Woods had
the overall low net score of 61.

The winning four-man best
ball team was Ken Cook of
Trail, J. Christian, J. Melvin
and J. Derek.

About 53 local golfers made
it out for the club’s regular
meeting at the Castlegar Golf
Course May 7.

Ball winners for low net
scores of the day included Otto
Anderson, Zeke Clements, Hal
Knutson, Charly Christian-
son, Pete Stupnikoff, Frank
Holdsworth, Arne Akselson,
Herb Woods, Dave John and
Ken Price.

Crossley had the low gross
score of 40, followed by Otto
Walker and Knustson at 42.

Ben Thor-Larson was our
visiting golfer.

Wed., May 27
Noon-1 p.m.

Sandman Inn
$8.00
Non members $9.50
GUEST SPEAKER:
Gord McAdams
B.C. Parks

To reserve or for further info:

365-6313

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When you buy Canadian,
__ thére’s a payback
In jobs and a stro

nger economy.

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footwear to you, but it’s part of a

$1.5 billion industry that employs more than
F people.

Figures from the Department of industry, Science and Technology Canada.

<4 Competing successfully in the
and competitive pricing. Canadian companies provi
why they export more than $300 million worth of office furnishings annually.

during the recession. But with better
market, the future looks a lot brighte:
and the’ 3,000 Canadians who work in this $300 million industry.

EveRY TIME YOU GO SHOPPING, YOU'VE GOT CHOICES TO MAKE AND DECISIONS TO REACH. We CERTAINLY, Y!
AND QUALITY. THEN, TAKE A MINUTE TO THINK ABOUT CANADA. Wi BECAUSE WHEN YOU BUY A CANADIAN-MADE PRODUCT OR SERVICE,
OR SHOP IN A CANADIAN STORE... THERE'S A PAYBACK. i IN CANADIAN JOBS AND A STRONGER: EC

office-furniture market demands high quality
ide both, which would explain

Y Canada’s recreational watercraft builders experienced some rough sailing
times ahead and better products on the
r. That’s good news for boating enthusiasts

> Small appliances
aren’t small when it
comes to job creation.
Some 5,000 workers in
65 companies produce
néarly $500 million
worth of small
electrical appliances in
Canada. No small
achievement!

‘(OU SHOULD COMPARE PRICE

ONOMY. CANADA. Buy. INTO IT.

@ Wednesday, May 20, 1992 "

Act

Action Ad Deadline For Saturday ___5 p.m., Wednesday

Display Ad Deadline For Saturday. 5 p.m., Wednesday

Action Ad Deadline for Wednesday

Display Ad Deadline For Wednesday
ACTION ADS — 365-7266

5 p.m., Monday
5 p.m., Friday

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36 Found

SET OF KEYS (possibly for boat)
public wharf at Syringa. 359-7654.
3/38)

FOUND -— near Kalesnikoff's Mill, a
med. size female dog, black with
white chest, well mannered, blue
collar. Ph, 365-2208. (3/39)

42 Personal

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY.
In Memoriam. Donations.
Information Box 3292 Castlegar,
V1N 3H6. Ph. 365-5167. (104/28)

CASTLEGAR GRIEF SUPPORT.
Meetings Home Support Office, 7
p.m. on the 3rd Monday, monthly:
365-6883 or 365-2148. All in grief
welcome. (104/4)

CLASSIFIED RATES
AND INFORMATION
RATES
First 15 Words $5.00
Additional Words 30¢

GST EXTRA
3 Insertions for Price of 2
7 Insertions for Price of 4
Special Reduced Rates for 13X,
26X, 52X, 104X are also jlabh

Personal

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ALCOHOLICS Anonymous and A!-
Anon. Phone 365-3663. (104/91)

SMOKERS

NOW! ADVANCED LASER
Regardless of how often you've tried
—with ADVANCED LASER you'll
STOP for good!!!

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+ Ends Withdrawal, Cravings,
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In Castlegar May 27

: Trail May 28
“Call Today — Final Days at this Price”
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Se 769-6287 @

ALPHA THERAPY (est. 1970) Kelowna, B.C.

Help Wanted

LOOKING for 3 people to
demonstrate a well known product
in your area. Call 365-0299
between 2 p.m-5 p.m. (1/40)

CARPET LAYER, possibly retired,
needed occasionally at Cedar
Manor, 365-6213. (7/37)

EARN MONEY reading books at
home. Many readers needed
full/part time. Amazing recorded
message reveals details. Call
(509) 623-2453 Ext.#117. (7/38)

126 Work Wanted

EARL'S CARPENTRY — Houses,
renovations, concrete, painting,
swimming pools, liners, chemicals,
spas — reasonable — work
guaranteed. 365-8355. (tfn/98)

17 YR. OLD willing to do odd jobs,
mowing lawns, yard work etc. Ph.
Shaun 365-3974 after 6 p.m.
(3/39)

v CHILDREN

76 Childcare Wanted
MATURE reliable person to
babysit, drivers license required,

work days in my home. 365-0094.
(3/39)

v EMPLOYMENT

Seamless Gutters
- 4” or 5" Heavy Gauge
+ Painted Aluminum
+ 5-Yr. Leakproof Guarantee .

365-3240

SPECIAL RATES ARE FOR
CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS.

LEGAL ADS

Word ads: 28¢ per word for one insertion;
21¢ per word for subsequent insertions.
Minimum charge is for 20 words.

PAYMENT POLICY

Payment may be made by cash, cheque
or Visa and MasterCard credit cards. It is
not advisable to send cash through the
mail. Ci i Ads may be but
a $2 billing charge will be madé if the ad
is not paid for seven days after it first
appears. (This $2 charge does NOT apply
to Visa and MasterCard charges.)

comens)
ORDER BY MAIL

Print Your Action Ad on a separate piece

of paper and mail to:

~ ACTION ADS, Box 3007
Castiegar, B.C. V1N 3H4

The Castlegar News reserves the right to

classify ads under appropriate headings

and to determine page location.

HUMAN RIGHTS ACT

All advertisements such as Help Wanted
must comply with the British Columbia
Human Rights Act. This Act states no
advertisement may state or imply a
Pi imi or ification, on
the basis of an applicant's race, religion,
colour, marital status, ancestry, place of
origin, age, sex (unless the matter relates

90 Business Opportunities

LOTTO LUCK. Get into the lottery
craze with a Lotto Luck Greeting
Card distributorship. Excellent
return on investment of $2,900.
Approx. $1,500/mo. for 3 days
work. No selling, no competition,
just service retail accounts. 1-800-
661-7818. (4/38)

2 COFFEE TRUCKS. 77 GMC
with stainless box, new propane

motor. 77 Chev van with catering
insert. 364-2247. (3/38)

99 Help Wanted

A NEW
‘OPPORTUNITY

An international organization is
expanding its B.C. service, with plans to
include a permanent sales and service
division in the Southwest Kootenay
region. ‘

Career opportunities are available for
those with a background displaying
“people skills”, “hard work", “integrity”
and “dedication”. In-house training is
provided. Potential first year income to
$35,000 and unique long-term security
for those who qualify.

If you are seeking a sales career with
the potential for management, you can
obtain further details, and possible
confidential appointment, by calling 1-
762-9296.

to the of public
AND prior approval has been obtained
through the Human Rights Branch).

can be mailed to suite #202-
307 Banks Road, Kelowna, B.C. V1X
6A1.

CEMENT FINISHER for hire,
driveways, sidewalks, patios, etc.
Perry Hyson, 365-6898. (7/37)

HOUSECLEANING — bonded and
insured. Call Maggie's, 357-2169.
(7/36)

KITCHEN. and bathroom
renovation, basement develop-
ment, decks, fences. etc.
Reasonable rates. Phone Terry at
365-7445. (13/34)

DARYLE'S
BOBCAT
SERVICES

Free:
Estimates

365-8064

COMPUTER instruction,
consulting, troubleshooting. DOS,
Wordperfect Lotus, dBase, and
more. Reasonable rates. 365-6753
evenings, ask for Shaun. (3/40)

THE FAR SIDE

By GARY LARSON

one here who's laughing on
the outside andthe inside?

Gee,am £ the only

Clown therapy sessions

126 Work Wanted

18 YEAR old male willing to do
yardwork, lawn cutting, trimming,
landscaping etc. Will also do odd
jobs. Experienced and
hardworking. Call David at 365-
6316. (3/40)

WILL babysit Mon. to Fri. over
summer. Call 365-6759 ask for
Lee-Anna. (3/40)

14 YR. old female with Red Cross
Certificate looking for babysitting
jobs, week nights or weekends.
Ph. Jenny at 365-8178. (3/40)

226 Florists

[ FLOWERS WELCOME @@
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V SERVICE GUIDE

Misc. Services

217. Excavating & Drainage

EQUIPMENT
FOR RENT!

With Operators.

¢ Hitachi Excavator
¢ D6 Cat Dozer
¢ 966 Loader
Hourly or Contract
Free Estimates’
PH. 365-2743 or
359-7777

OLD CARS removed, weekends
only. $60/hour, one hour minimum.
Call Kokanee Crane Service, 365-
2150. (7/36)

268 Plumbing, Hig. & Air Cond.

Valhalla
Plumbing

24-HOUR
EMERGENCY
SERVICE
Please Call
355-2301 -
292 Tree Services

BRANCHING OUT TREE
SERVICE. 362-5076. (tfn/80)

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