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Value, Beauty to Your Home

When Paige McKinley set oat to
redo. her bathroom last fall, she knew:

easy to clean,” she says. “I want it to
be comfortable and beautiful, but jt
has to be tough. It should look as good
im’ five years as it does the day we fin-
ish the installation.”

McKinley's demands, although}
exacting, are not unreasonable nor:
unachievable, according to home
experts, The secret of getting what you
want ib renovation is to clearly define
your needs, expectations and priorities
going into the project

Ask yourself these questions before
you begin work on your new bath-

Toom:
1. What do I want this bathroom to

work from? *

5. Is this a do-it-myself job, or do I
need professional installers for the
look I want?

Working with a local kitchen and
bath professional, McKinley was able
to get a clear picture of her expecta-
tions and to convey that picture to the
contractors doing the work.

For a vanity and tub/shower' system,
she chose Corian, a solid surface
acrylic material created by DuPont
that resists scratches and stains and
looks beautiful for years.

McKinley became & believer in Cori-
an in 1989 when she and her family of
four moved into their home, a Cape
Cod-style house built in 1983, and
found the countertops in mint condi-
tion. Years after moving in, she is still

be — and g ora
luxurious space to get away from it
all?

2. How many people will be using
this bath? Will heavy traffic pattems
determine my choices?

3. What are my priorities? How can I
best allocage my budget to allow me to
have what I want?

4, What color palette do I want to

d with the way the kitchen
countertops have endured.

“L love the feel of Corian,” she says.
“I know how well it performs in the
kitchen, and I love the new colors and

ms that are available now.”

“McKinely’s loyalty is not surpris-
ing,” says Carolmarie Citra, a
spokesperson for the product. “In an
independent survey conducted among

Decorate-it- Yourself

Home Improvement*Tips
From

Carol Oglow

Pick the Applicator
That’s Right for Your Project

Just as there's a proper costing for

to the type of paint you intend to use
and the surface you will cover.

For more information, visit:

OGLOW'S PAINT, WALLCOVERINGS & BLINDS
611 Columbia Ave., Castlegar 365-6214
Member C: oO Products

1695 Columbia Ave. Ave., Castlegar 365-2111

Corian owners, 98 percent say they'd
buy iit again or recommend it to their
friends. It's created for life — meaning
it allows consumers to live with it
according to their own lifestyle and’ it
will endure the test of time:”

A World of Options

Interior designers and style-con-
scious homeowners favor Corian for
its'many design options. The 28 color
choices offer a variety of hues, pat-
terns and textures that can be used to
create a crisp, streamlined look, or cre-
ate an exotic setting with sculpted and
inlaid areas.

Because Corian is a nonporous blend
of natural materials and high perfor-
mance acrylics, it offers a silky
smooth surface and subtle translucen-
cy that doesn’ show water spots as
other surfaces do: ;

Additionally, 61s for the
kitchen and bath ate- smart buys for
families. Nicks or scratches can be
easily sanded away to restore the
appearance to like-new. The non-
porous surface resists mildew and
tough stains that p ly mar

the Corian’ Custom Tub and Shower
Wall sysem. By contrasting a solid
wall with trim in the new Sierra pat-
tern, she was able to coordinate her
bath with an adjoining bedroom and
create 4 160k that Was uniquely hers:
The combination of pre-cut compo-
hents and customized installation
allowed. the dealet to install the wall
quickly and efficiently. Because all
Components can be custom-fit together
without overlapping pieces or visible
seams, 4he result is.one smooth, con~
tinuous, easy-to-clean surface.

“Bverything about this system is
easy to clean,” she says..“The inside
comers are curved, so-there’s no prob-
lem with crevices 1 can't get into.”
Wall panels fit together without seams,
meaning anvend to grout, And the
Whole unit is mildew-resistant,

For the ‘vanity, McKinley selected &
matching cystom vanity top and sink
combination made entirely of Corian.
Because the vahity top and bowl are
fabricated into. one piece, there is
no sink Se en cheiens A
built-in back-splash eliminates
D5 A

other materials. Even daily assaults
from nail polish, hair coloring and lip-
stick come right out with a mild, abra-
sive cleanser.

~ a Bathroom That Makes A’Splash

For her shower area, McKinley
mixed and matched components from

PP caulk lines, making

cleanup 4 breéze:
To see these and other options
that fit your eas needs,
Corian

Castlegar

BUDGET BALANCER
This two bedroom bunglow sitting on 100° x
150’ landscaped lot with view and fruit trees.
Is a great starter home. Priced to sell
ily rented at $360.00 per month. Call
Harry at 365-5634 (res).
$64,900

'The Heart of the Koot

si inventory of hunting and archery
Cathe Harry at 365-5634 (res).

ULT CO

OPEN HOUSE HOURS: Weekdays 9 a.m
FEATURES INCLUDE:

-5 pm.

Now under SB nstraction at 2210 poh Avenue, Castlegar
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath units with 3 floor plans to choose from.
+ Saturday & Sunday 12-4
PLAN A- 1158 sq ft.

CteWan Place:

> all with Day windows - 2 car carport - low maintenance fee
includes city water. sewer, garbage. fire insurance and all
outside — on city bus route +

71 O7 900 oun»

Call Lorne Marshall 365-0474

starting at.

EERRs

* Year round maintenance
* Quiet scenic

setting 4
*Pa @nhd beautifully landscaped yard areas
EE to Acne pi ontres.
* Future RV parkitg
I
ial eat con construction & materials’~ Starting prices: $107,500

The next phase with view lots for executive homes is now being planned.
the e in carefree living phone: 365-2605 or 365-7728

Classifieds
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Next to the United Buy & Sell

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The Castlegar Sun

Sun

CHRISTINA IS delighted to an:
nourice the ‘arrival of her little broth-
‘ef, Nikolas Oak, son of Kathryn and
John Josatatow,’ Born January 11,
1994, 8 Ibs. 4 oz. Proud grandpar-
ents are Angie Josat and Tom
and Nadene Livinggton. Special
thanks to Lori, S: Kathy,

lassifieds 3

MARY N. Vanjoff, age 89 of Castie-
gar, formerly of Grand Forks.
passed away Friday January 14.
1994 at Mountain View Lodge, Cas-
tlegar. The prayer service was held
7:00 pm, Sunday January 16 at
USCC Center, Funeral services

Joan and Dr. Merritt.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
ATTENTION HUNTERS

d at 11:00am January
17th, also at the USCC Center. In-
terment was at the USCC Ce-
metery. Toews Funeral Home,
Grand Forks was in care of ar-
rangements.

N MEMORIAM

IN LOVING memory of our dear
parents, grandparents and great-
grand) arents, William and Mary
who away January
27, 1990 and February 26, 1990.

CASTLEGAR MULTICULTURAL

meeting Thursday Feb. 3,
7:90 p.m. Valley Vista School. To-
pic: Upcoming Citizenship classes.
Everyone welcome.

Hold memories that will last forever.
Always remembered and greatly
missed by daughter Martha (Sid)
Grieves, grandsons Gordon (Shari-
lyn) and Don Grieves and great

CLASSIFIED
DEADLINE IS
MONDAY
11:30 A.M.
PRIOR TO
PUBLICATION.

DUE TO personal injury Rose's res-
tayrant is closed to further notice.

Sorry for any inconvenience. _
ICBC IS looking for information re-

an accident on Jan. 14/94
which happened between Time-
rane Lodge and Selkirk Springs on
Hwy. 3 West of Castlegar. Would
the considerate motorist who trans-
ported the injured party to the Trail

| please call ICBC at 368-
5261 or 1-800-665-1775. Ask for
Gary,

REMINDER: NELSON Music Festi-
val entry forms deadline is Jan. 31.
No late entries. Forms & syllabus
available at Eddy Music & Suther-
lands (Nelson) L&J Books (Trail)
‘el Print
$.0.A.R. MEMBERSHIPS due.
Steele worker retirees will be at

Wanete-Mall Jan. 27, Feb, 7, 8.24,
SINGLES AT heart (introducing
service) Bring singles together.
Fore information write to: Box 137,
Marysville, BC. singles 1Z0 or call
mi is.
USE CONFIDENTIAL BOX SERV-
ICE. There may be certain firms or
individuals to whom your replies
should not go. Simply address your
applications to the Box number in
the ad and attach a separate list of
names. Enclose the applica-
tion and list in an envelope ad-
to Confidential Service Box
‘c/o The Castlegar Sun
465 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar,
BC VIN 1G8. We will destroy your
letter if the advertiser's name is on
your list.

or Felicia Lynn
Grieves.

CARD OF THANKS

Shoreacres Recreation
Dept. would like to thank
the people who attended the
Christas party and made it
such a success.

Special thanks to:

+ the organizers for their

+ Ben Nichvolodoff for Santa
+ Harry Wasilenkoff for delivering
Santa in the truck

See you all next December |

Publications) Get Published Now!

Short stories, essays + win cash
and prizes in our Poetry Contest,
Receive a FREE 14-page job-
search guidebook plus guidelines
with ybur 6-month ($18) subserip-
tien, Such advertising.
SAY “| LOVE YOU" this Valentines
Day with a portrait in oil’ by Richard.
Widdifield and pay 1/3 less on @
11°*14" painting. Order early to

Castegar Sun will regard the ad as corect and will change
Caxteg Sun aco nay ary avert eae an mah kt

avoid disappointment. 365-2627.

WEST KOOTENAY
SINGLES CLUB.
Are you single, wish to meet
new people? Call 368-8322,

Or 352-6649.

YOUR PLEASURE is our pleasure. | sOKUP Ano DELIVERY
Private conversation. 1-416-860-

1000. Credit cards.
LOST & FOUND

rg Pet

44 Ib. . URPIY 80

Purina Pro Plan and IAMS
We also sell:
“All sizes of travel cages”

1 EYEGLASS found at Glen-
merry cabin, Cali 365-8058, _

FOUND: BLACK cat with white
markings. Unneutered. 7-9 mos.
old. Highland area, 365-5726.

FOUND: IN Robson, blue dog collar
w/ 3 Washington tags. One reads
*1990 R.D. Kootenay Boundary”.
Call 365-6045 to claim. _

FOUND: LADIES wedding or en-
gagement ring near Stellar Place.

industrial Park

365-0321

Ph. h. 365-7378

SUPPLIES

14 FT. Gooseneck stock trailer,
loaded, new Feb/93. $6000 firm:
420-4006. ls

FIRST CUT Alfalta .norain ji
Second cut bleached $75/ton, all
under cover. Delivery can be ar:

ranged, 426-9506, 000
ROUND BALES for eale. 2nd cut:
Alfalfa $45 /bale. Greenteed oats
$40/bale. 428-5643.

Whanan Sostwaen, Costoger :

Leashes ¢ Nail clippers » Brushes

365-5104

65-01
FOUND: MALE PUPPY picked up att

around Fireside Inn January 6. Call y r) “4
365-2344,

FOUND: RING, in early October;
downtown Castlegar area. Call 365-
7721 during office hours.

FOUND: SET of keys at Castlegar.
Sun, Please call The Sun at 365-

DOG GROOMING
= PET SUPPLIES & FARM FEEDS -

PERSONALS

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

CANADIAN CANCER
SOCIETY IN MEMORIUM
DONATION INFORMATION.
Box 3292

VIN 3H6.
Phone 365-5167

$266 ask for Shauna, _
LOST ON Friday, January 21, set of
keys in red leather case. If found,
please turn into Castlegar Sun of-
fice,

LOST: CAT, long haired, orange
wiwhite, long bushy tail. Call 365-

2472 eves. Lost near 100 block & 6

Avenue.

LOST: IN PASS Creek area bys

school. burgundy. green, grey
shawl. Sentimental value. Reward.
Call 365-3512.

FREE PETS

1 ALASKAN MALAMUTE, pur-
ebred. 3.5 years. Great disposition
Needs acreage. 399-4227

INLAND EMPIRE Writer's Forum
Box 384, Fontana, CA 92334. (Issn
1072-5794 Copyright 1994 NJK

your help, compassion, and support.

CARD OF THANKS

We, the family of the late Mary N. Vanjoff wish to express our heartfelt
Qratitude to relatives: and friends for your expression of kindness, prayers,
calls, baking, flowers, and monetary donations made in her memory.

A very big thank you to Dr. Bullock and the nursing staff at View
Lodge for taking such good care of ous Mother, Grandmother, and Great,
Great during her lengthy iliness.

A special thank you to the people of Grand Forks: John Nevokshonoff,
Steve Babkaeff, the ladies cooking group, singers, pallbearers, grave diggers,
Leroy and staff of Toews Funeral home and all who attended the funeral for

Tues. - Sat 9 am - 5pm 365-5225

CKC REGISTERED German She-
pard puppies, tattooed, shots, work-
ing dogs, champion lines. Phone
KENNEL REDUCTION - Cocker
Spaniels $125 - $225, Miniature Es-
kimos. Yorkies. Poodles, Lhasas.
825-4471.

[VICTORIA STREET SOCIAL CLUB

845 Victoria; St.. Trail « 364-26.

ENTRY FEE: $10
Limited seating * Call early to er

For more all 3642612 oF

isure seat

368-5650

our Nelson store: Applicants, shoald have some
experience. in..paints;.wallpaper.or interior
design. } meend resume along with a hand
written cover let rh

410 Stanley Street”

Nelson, B.C. VIL 1N1

Attn: Steve Marshall
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

OLD ENGLISH sheepdog puppies,
CKC registered. Champion parents.
Tattooed, shots. guaranteed 359-

"7154 eves.

PUPPIES - Maltese. LhaSas. Cock-
ets, Siberians, Chows. Dachshund
cross. 825-4471.

Sell it in the
Classifieds!

SENIOR MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANT
total quality and beyond

Are you an experienced, business ownership experience,
motivated, growth-oriented strong interpersonal and
individual who would like to leadership skills, and a desire to
help organizations in the

grow with us.
apply leading- edge

We offer rigorous training in
total quality and

a chall entrepreneurial

create significant and lasting work environment.

results? yjomReeumes and salary histories
Best Practices Institute gent to the attention of

wants to hear from someone ~ Sarah Kowalenko, fax: 364-0830.

with a distinguished, 10+ years _ Tel: 364-0809. All inquiries will

of mid to senior management or _ be held in strictest confidence.

Ray Gediak + 365-5437 (res.)
\ aut Bud Englesby.;.359-7262 (rea) }

\

Project Manager required to organize and conduct
a Child Care Needs Assessment in the Greater
Trail, and Castlegar areas. This 9 week full-time
position pays $16 per hr. The ideal candidate will
have experience conducting surveys, good
communication skills, awareness of child care
issues, knowledge of child care facilities and the
needs of parents. The worker will have to work out
of their own home or office. Submit applications to
F.Ad.R., Box 153, Trail, VIR 4L5 By Past,
February 11, 1994. 2
For more information phone 364-2326.

Avely special thank you to John J. Verigin for your words of comfort.
God Bless you all.

— The Vanjoft and Makelv Families

The Castlegar Quilters' Guild would like to thank
the many Castlegar Businesses for sponsoring Our
Christmas Quilt Display held at the Railway Muséum
in December, 1993.

Sponsor Gift Donated _| Gift Winner

B. Birken
Elaine Ross
Linda Cassidy
Gloria Reibin

Tullps Floral Poinsettia

Georgie's Ladiés Wear | $15 Gift Certificate
Bosse's Jewellery 25% off Certificate
Ely’s Boutique $25 Gift Certificate
Ph Chocolate Gift Tin

You are invited to dinner with JACK

MUNROE - Chairman of Forest Alliance of
B.C. and STUART LANG - President &
C.E.O. of Crestbrook Forest Industries - to be
held at the Fireside Motor Inn on February 15th. Sponsored by
the Castlegar & District Chamber of Commerce.

Cocktails: 6.00 pm, Dinner 6:30 pm, Presentation 700 pm
Tickets are: $15/ person in advance
$20/ person at the door
Please confirm attendance by
calling the Chamber at 365-6313
Tickets are available at The Castlegar
& District Chamber of Commerce
and at The Nelson & District
Chamber of Commerce.

Wendy Byrne
Deb McIntosh
M. Westinghouse
Jane Brown

Castlegar Book Shop Cook Book
Plaza Bakery Gingerbread House

West's Dept. Store Bath Towels

Thank you to all the businesses,
groups, clubs, organizations and
individuals who so generously
supported and assisted with the
1993 Christmas
Hamper Campaign.

ROYAL.CANADIAN
LEGION BRANCH #170

OH raebanore Kore

Kalesnikott Limiber Co: thd, of Thrunis, B.C: is currently
looking for an innovative, field oriented Registered
Professional Forester to join its ptogressive team. Our areas
of operations fall within both the Arrow and Kootenay Lake
Forest Districts. An Intergrated Resource Planning
background is an assest. Please respond in writing to:
Box 3000,
Thrums, B.C.
VIN 3L8
on or before Fébruary 21, 1994: Aih ifiterView will then be
performed and employment will commence April 1, 1994
If you require further any information pléase contact us at

- 1-399-42971,

LEASE OPERATOR'S WANTED:
Bulk Systems }*

Castlegar — Cranbrook — U.S.A
Woodchip§ and felated products
Competitive Rates — Benefits
Must have and supply clean.abstract
Minimum 2 years Trains Experience

For further details please contact:
Trevor Basso ——Branch Manager
2112 Theatre Road, Box 16, Site 16
Cranbrook, B.C. V1C 4H4
(604) 426-2711

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