D2

9701 Columbia Ave.
South Castlegar (Near Central Foods)

CASTLEGAR NEWS, March 16, 1983

365-3433

“Agar DOSE DART ispodt slant 6° TO ered : Tp ‘and,-yp.
tor'S. spd, det

/tloor. good
joys

con,
Led

350 6:1, ABali 4 br: good run i

Ndlal tires 40, 000 km.
(Gen A

Firestone
Michelin

ABU.P.S, P.
mint cond. delven by
365-8083 ev

AMNESTY INTERN ATIONAT
GARAY ce and Boke Sal le Sat. or

cast
Gnited church yaa 6th oe

Castlegar. Donations 1 atetully .

received 365-6448 for

ROTO: TtER Sewin machine,
foys, 10 spd. bi fe, household
items, anti ee “tiove, town
mower, etc. Sat. Mar. 19. vr

B.m, 1483 Selkirk Ave. 2/21

REDUCED; Lower Pass Creek: up
mn, duplex, wateralls view,

CLDER RENOVATED HOME, 2

7 Soa HOUSE hospital area will
accept land or house trailer as
down payment 359-7729 tin/19
NEW HOME wih ality ond oon

tras built in: 4 plus

pletely finished basement, double

ge with patio over
4 Sorse 5, Cost fegar lot, 365-3145,
7/22

No Agents please,
COTISCHENIA, 3 BDRM. home.
Full: enremant

‘’” ACRE on lower ploteau
Qotischenia 365-365‘ 3/22

SMALLLOT fer Te home, lake
yew. frujt tre cubs. Bre
7

BEAUTIFUL 75° x 135" tully ser-

viced view lot in South Slocan.
7609. 7/2

1.4 Acres beside D Bar D, aD
well. $42,500, offers, 365-2¢

605 20
Heirs lot Ay ec) 130° in

Blueberry C j@ to school
and ond pork. Wil butld to suits 365.

PRIVATE CITY lot, 365-5417
tin/18

17 x 66 GLENDALE, carport on
ranted lot South Slocan 359- 7385.
$14,500.

198] HERITAGE SHELTER 14° on
located Genelle, B. C. Sealed bids
Ierbe submitted fo Cibe 258

Taster Miewing eppointment, |

TOWING
MOBIL ete TOWING
For Free Estimates Call
NORTHWEST HOMES
365-3551

1979 BENDIX LEADER 70' x 14’ for 3,
ibfcemetion 365-2245 a bya

"MONARCH DELUXE trail +

Toe all electric package, fo

room established on
fobson. Skirted and clos

: ea ing! 1

jor older single person or couple.
gle per uple.

MUST SEL: 12 x 68 Parkwood, 3

and sur
Robson. Asking
Rillconsider financing

os 360 excellent cond. Mike's Mc

‘without furniture. deat 20,

is GM 6 ql. picker 2

UNTIL ch 31

Pe FOR OUR CONDITIONAL GUARANTEE.
EXTERIORS

365-6832

Up to 16 ft. continuous ridge vent must

FREE with every roofing job. pb reb vill eaded, good rubber “al ’
{HT DODGE VAN good bosy
sees ee

‘Roofing
© siding
a

197" RUSTANS

Sound. sess

365-3475

oO VILLAGE SQUARE
a

ant cond. new tire:
by Chuck Stiles

Ra TOYOTA 4 x 4 new. ay Faint

“AST BACK ps;

tires, motor poor $200

1968 CHEV BELAIR good running
8. new ‘exhaust
system. litle rust, offers to ey

ust t Bolt Wine
950 GC. Le

Pr 7h . PUBLISHER’
ai /22 z the Castlegar: Now sis

7 Tax ‘ Pe pron rate rete he

tin/19 J :

© %"' Minus Drain Rock
Pit Run ¢ Top Soll
(Delivered by load.)

Ke GENELLE 693-2463

ee
HOME REPAIRS, caren ys, plum-

WILL DO Personal 1
Be 50 for simple toturn ph

30% OFF ;

WALLPAPERING
hangit-all wallpapering
365-2441 -

ter carr hee

on \ newsstands Is 4
{lon. The price delivered

saith The ertet ar both

only 60¢°a! week:
(col on! Mhiy). Second-
mall registration purmber:

4 Fe

Tah P

oaded, @
Also 1}
7450.

ly pcm

SELL IT YOURSELF

on our large display lot
“Car-Truck-Camper, Boat, etc."

Low parking Fees -

+ Co-op advertising

Use by Dealer Plate

Excellent Public Expos

KOOTENAY
BUY. SELL -
1451 Columbia Avenue,

U i974 MONARCH 2 bdrm (Robson)

3 heat, asking $12,000 owner

Sil consider financing 365-3135,
tin/18

SEVEN 2 or S-bdrm. trailers

rent of sale. Various pri

trades considered. Cedar

Traller Court, Ph. 367-7411 ‘afer

0 x 56 2 BDRM with new electric
lomace & 100 amp. service, ph.
365-3155, - tfn/22

1974 BOLER. Completely eq

ped including air “Breintep.
Way fridge, etc. $2,600. Phone
365-7395. tin/1

iggorsinacareeg

ee E% CEE
Winch sking $9,500

a CHRYSLER NEW Toe
Fully loa cellent condition, QUIET RESPONSIBLE
¢ camper van ‘368:
ttn/20
“1979, BLACK “DODGE VAN, Fully
loaded customized 49,000 ‘mi.
“2 $2,500 O80. 447.9235 (Cheisting | 70

1981: HONDA P,! Dr iat 45,000

“SEE No.7 U moet Pure Phs365-3563_,

ND 9 G CAT asking Price $29,900
S6S/S285. ees er

bing, painting. Ph, 365-60!
PRING TUNE.
eon ee repens, 4 Sesseazatter dp, Beste ! n/97

ive.”
Qualified, Licenced CARP PE NTRY
chen
ELECTRICIAN | Sonpocide vanities, sun:
Contract or Hourly.

“Senoll Jobs or large.
- Ph. 365-8121

365-5160
FRESHEN UP for spring Interior FIREPLACES, Bricks, Blocks,
a ae S7ai ‘polnting. repairs, & renevations. Stonework, Chimneys. Praaa |
“TO BUY: Lot in N, ia : LA INg $078, tne

in. adverti
Insertion the
‘ead "ot the, advertise
is ad when it is tient

: 8 aluminum canopy, 4
Comper hydraulic lacks. 2. 56b-a63,

h
Me Porcher tani Coed
365-8132, 3/2)

jemen pted ‘on
the condition that in the event
‘of failure to publish any‘od-

‘olor enlarger that ol

{J
does blake and. white prints, in PAINTIN
condition, Ph. 365-2358 after

CONTRACTORS
Commercial’ ‘Industrial
“Residential

Falcon Painting

Sse Woodcraft: j
, Wood & Vinyl:
Winde

TARRYS 399-4357;

withdrawn at any time...

7 THE CITY OF TRAIL NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT.
UIRED

Full, ‘compleie ‘and *.sdle
INVI TAT 1ON cr nety Ea
¥ Hs
2 MTBACHER REQI by
ae FOR SILVER BIRCH
“SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL .
A teacher Is required, ¢ commen-
‘September 5, 1983, for on k

cing
enabilsh ecial education

onde ree ta st . The City of Trail invites bids for the construction

are orgevelopmerial of astone cairn I Gyro Fork in site Citys i
‘ jans, ications and tender instructions are
WiePosttion erin plan ond available from City Hali, 1394 Pine A
,In- Trail, B.C VIR 466. A performance bond may be
required.
Please submit “Tenders” to the undersigned by
TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1983,.2:00 P.M. Trail time.
Mark the words “Cominco Cairn” on the sealed

"SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9

thocdvertver shall rematn In’
end belongto the edvertiter,

enstiuned Aue. 7, 1947
wks cbselbaie ree

3/22

programs, in a ic,
revvocational skills:
facility in ne reinaiing ond

from
working effectively ina

2. 12, 1971
pelea a,

1980. KAWASAKI 440: ay

ps liquid cooled snewmobil
BARTER CO.
TRADE **RENT :
Castlegar; B.C. 365- T7516"

20' SAILBOAT 3
Mae) COURIER’ Fe ue a) miles,
PY, good oF - 965-5000, sailing 3

3/22 p.m.

» Ph, 357-9974 for ar

Tails, wing keel, T
trailer, aie for single mB Gas ond

A.V. (Les) CAMPOELL -
Eotavice Publ ‘Aug? 1947

Late CAMPBELL

hi
‘analysis end
ent;

rsonal skills In

The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be
accept
Public opening of the submitted tenders will be
held at City Hall; 1394 Pine Avenue, Trail 8.C. at nod No rece

: 2:00 p.m. on April Sth, 1983, HARVEY, . Plant. Foreman;

Jamie Forbes, - ee a FOL MACAW. Aver vAdvertising
i Deputy City Chere aes E y clecutaric

pecertate

i

will
hoye training in special education
Supertence in the field of ‘crest

1900 G.M.C,4% 4, % ton, step 27°

Cc Command aaa = Suuleen with a variety of han-

K &
side, new clutch, ‘rebuilt carb., Mere crulser, VHF, peaunder, and

me a Ih. ee Tet. 5/22 many extras.
1 DODGE VAN conversion,
Tope condition, aie motor, 18,000,

721 Forward opplications, with sup:

many extras, 365-5960, _-__3/21
14" DOUBLE BOTTOM tibergloss Sire te documents, by MAR
boat, 28 HP &.3-HP Johnson

mileage, sleeps motors. Trailer, water skligete, in

four, 2-way ” eri lige, stove, excellent cond. $2,500,

automatic pro no furnace, Potts seen of 34208th Ave. 968-5596,

Tedder & Roof Rack, awning, 1
volt & 110 velt power, double
teres, 6 cmp. charger,

swivsl seat. carpet and sea

1973 METEOR - LOADED; mat bat a SONRUNNE peed eon

good mechanically. Offers? Ph, offer 365-5918

1960 FORD 4x4 5 Ton a
va sh 3950,
7

0" x
tility trailer $325. 365-3767..3/21.

& FOR SALE: 1955 Chevy 2 dr. Ht V8

1971 DODGE CEN ont, énew
Hees. Runs good $750. ph. 365,

gst 1A LANDROVER 2700 0. 2 fo}

ATL WAGONEER Good cannin ng
cond, Priced to sell $1,300.
3889, 3/22

Za 1975 %h T FORD pickup excellent Good cond.
"af

transmission. good
$2500

ariginal condition
a

Sel evenings, ah.
MUST SELL: 1! Ford 2 dr. HT,
xcellent au Rakin
require 4 dr. vehicle 365-

982 VALLEY CAMPER wally 1982 CB 450 Twin Hawk

equipped to fit imports and mileage. 365-5479.

domestic trucks 365-6 9/21 MUST SELL: 1991 Honda cR
ph. 5.5377.

3/2 989 400 YAMAHA ENDURA Em M

$3: 800
1978 SUZUKI DS100 good cond.
2 SER AAGS es tin 20

Hi back 19 UNIFLTE 75 uP meter

Fs ; of Schoo! ee) Racers
bs = “E in Colville
oer TEASE OPERATORS REQUIRED With 3 ‘March 4 9 & 21

late model tander
on nm Regular Price Merchandise In Stock: ;

AN MONEY ©
‘AT PAR IN COLVILLE

m tractors with

106.60 da 2 wo king ‘Tih 7 in
our own roings
Ily gue rinieed. ‘tori eerting. Com-
Helene Tetalls sent. Send a self ad-
dressed eds tamped envelope to L.F.
°. Be oe sities ce ie

K AVAILABLE IN AUSTIAUA
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
in/20 PHONE: (664) 547-9264 (24 Hoursy,
tow +7 Days. : 5/21
3/21 CANT WORK 9 to 5? Sell Avon
125..and work when you want, Ph.
3/21 865-7568. 3/20

running order, good ru!
on. bas

‘4 x 4 good cond.

228. Atk for Daryle. aa

Our Action Ad Phone
Number is 365-2212

‘Celebrate Spring at these

1976 (CHEV CAPRICE Estate s/w in
top mechanical cond. Interior
rifige for,

/22,

38 '000226.9500 or 2367595

197 = CHEROKEE 4 x'4 auld:
je
Homes.365-5741. Dealer S012,
as ee ae 7
1975 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. SEDAN,
needs work, he ecrest offer

ler 5012.
5 1978 PONTIAC FO RISIENRE
3a

BROUGHAM excellent cond.
In 6596.

1966. CHEVY Il SS 327 auto, low
miles $3,500 0.8.0. STTST

- JOHNNY'S
GROCERIES AND GAS

“A warm; friendly place to shop.”
TO SERVE YOU BETTER

y
Chicks

‘Shur Grain Feed
Hardware: -.
Garden Seeds

40 Colville Businesses!
—Watch For The “MAPLE LEAF”

in Participating Colville Stores.

. George’s.T.V. & Appliance
- Empire‘Auto Parts‘ > «
Goodwill Industries ‘
Two Swabbies
Harold’s Tavern
LaPlant Jewelers
Kelly’s Office Supplies

Mode ‘0 Day
’\Barman’s Hardware +

Dodson’s Paint & Glass

Fonk's Variety

Millie's Shoes

The Toggery

Ramble’s Sports Shop

WE SUPPLY

mate

Mid-Waokttate malar rPblished

en)

AUCTION

We have been directed by Bank of Montreal to
sell by public action all Bankruptcy assets of
96657 Caneda Ltd. OBA ead Cleaners.

108 Baker stat Nelson, B.C.
DATE

Sat., March 19 — 11:00 a.m, sharp
VIEWING

Fri. 18th from 1 pm to 4 p.m.
also 19th from 9 am to saletime

Complete laundromat & Drycleaning
equipement table cloths, uniforms. Appx. 2000
pair coveralls. Office equipment.

SALE CONDUCTED BY:

Russel Auction
Castlegar B.C.

399-4793

We are now taking
orders for
baby chicks.

Rump &
Sandell
Hatchery}
Agents.

Fishing Supplies & Bait
Hunting & Fishing
Licences
Dog Licences

. Newspapers &

“Magazines
Lottery Tickets

© Gulf Gas & Oil

® Propane Depot
(metered propane)

And we are also a collection agency for

‘WEST KOOTENAY POWER & CABLE WEST

OPEN 12 HOURS A DAY
(Located next to Ferry
‘on a __ ont Robson side.)

J.C. Penney Co.
Mosby’s Men’s Wear
Country Store
Western Ranch Store
Frank’s Pharmacy
The Barbary Coast
The Viking Tavern
The Yarn Basket
T-Shirt Town

R.E. Lee-Hardware
Stork’s Nest

_—SEE YOU IN
COLVILLE
March 19 & 21

Ivar’s Fashions

House of Music

Lad ‘N Lassie ©

Olive Tree Christian Supply —
Dorothy's Fashions

Western Auto

Don’s Studio & Camera Shop
Clark’s All Sports

Happy's Hallmark

Sandra Kay's Fashions

z COMPUTER INVENTORS °

‘Teena

E BURNABY = (CP) —

agers Don and Jeff

TOST: Law Text “Sulhany_o

Evidence: Robson/Brilliant ed
hr dead ea on Mar. 10/83,

rae 954-4844 or ' eeeaeileger or

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Calderbank of
: Caatlegar wish to announce ¢!

forth coming marriage of their
son mn Phlip to Cheryl Wishlow.
Weddi ing to take place June &

igstevoue's Shi paler — at 1983.

Castleaird Plaza Ea afternoon
Haaren Vath

Ts Pl asic
Aare 1 6 ato

Sember have both ordered
new sports cars."

And Mattrick,” 19,’ thinks
that each of them soon will be

earning annual incomes! in’

the six digits.
*Mattrick and his 17- -year-
old partner are the inventors

of a computer. game. called

and their video

: To, all area residents who spon-
2. sored riders In Snowarama 83 as

2a

Tost. or ‘oond ema are not
, charged

ra. Weill tun the ad for two !
tasues unless notified otherwise, t

FORTY Faure, RESTAURANT +
ASE ‘WITH OP’

TION TO
PURCHASE, bocated Industrial

ie ede vl

Koot jenay Sno-Goars
/2

success story pppeare to’
just beginning.

n

keting | “Evolution on video
cartridges — a development’
he said could: make him ‘and
Sember. ralilionalres gweithia a

: To date, the game! ‘has: been A

~ available ‘only on. home com-
0, puter dics,

Mattrick and Sember met

1. last week in Ottawa: with

‘wie: planned? -

00." (
ies | U.S, government {s'planning

MILLIONS OF’ eat OF aE

THE TEXTURED

" need ‘cleaning. Become

sr ‘spplcaior, of: our unique
5. Low: Inv

to raise hundreds of millions |

3/22 ofdollars by imposing tolls on ‘

every person and vehicle:en-

: tering-from .Canada, New

Democrat MP Jim. Fulton
said Monday. « -

But Canadian ‘officials im- - traffi

72 mediately denied knowledge

of the toll scheme and a U.S.

aH customs official in’ Wash-.

For local
Tiatoe-aniy. Mee Thompson. 3/20

WE TEACH PEOPLE. TO MAKE
MONEY. Wou Would eeu. alike to
devel ent

income? for” robiligation tree
Sui Weite income Bx. 3'
Castlegar B.C. VINSH?7.  ‘tin/18

ree
DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE
Market our Com Neve Satellite
T.V. System for $2595.00
puagested re aoe

80 channel
Solid clominam alah
tne Polor-track|

: adaptable to ected ‘dish rive

ind KLM receiver

LNA \Polor- rotor
nd se service depot in

Warrenty or

program for

fallation at no
selecmannsons
ocean saeeeen cn |

CANADASRS TRG

Full trainin:

‘ul rain

market! ‘ond. Inst
TAY

“NUTRITION AND BEHAVIOR —

THE CHEMICAL CONNECTION”
Canadian Schizophrenia Foun-
dation Conference, Vancouver
Sheraton-Landmark_ gigtel, | Apel

BRP) ey fapaa AUCTION: MON:

fers, quality lice
children Sosy to6
++ Mon. thru Fri. th Seas.

amo and mane, ome
available for any
ent. 362-7396,

BIG BROTHERS of Castlegar.
Share a moment with a little
brather, i, will last forever. Men

rother toa mies eh

Boy. Meluntonrs ‘ore needed.
365-2936.

PIONEER pe CAMP

ALCOHOTICS ‘Anoii mous, 365-
3663. 4 52/12

AGANON, Anne F, 365-6060;
Christine ¢, caper Na "
399-441) 2 Ale

Ateen, Helen, Hy Bees 52/54

CAMERA CRAFTS photography 9
Trail is celebrating ‘over 35 yeai
asa & hee an exciting low
cost offer ve the. telephone. P.
jor a cert, now that entitles
different sittings with one 8 x 10
of an Individual

aie ster iS ms
ore). Answering

Healthy Herbal I ‘Bia Tudy. 365-

Our Action Ad Phone
Nomiber is 365-2212

from 25 cents for all- rail’
passengers and 40 cents for

os each person entering by car

or on foot to $296 for freigh- |

| ers and commercial boats,

wouldn't simply be fees to

00 ‘help cover costs of building

and. maintaining _ airports,
ports and roads, Fulton said.

The proposed system,
which: he said. the govern-
ment has known about since
last’ July, “benefits only the
U.S. treasury,” ‘said Fulton,

+ MP for the British Columbia

tiding of Skeena.

However, Geoff . Seaborn,
special assistant to Transport
Minister’ Jean-Luc ‘Pepin,
said the meeting was about
other business. '~

Coleco representatives.
In July, they're planning to

fly toa compar fair in Chi-

Teen: |

cago to _promote the first
sales of th version,

ridge goes on the market, the

Mattrick said sales of Evol-
ution didn't peak out after
a8 some

“big will come.
“It looks like we'll be get-
ting a million, but it won't be

“Sales are picking up every
month, It looks like it's not
just a bright star thet came
and burned out.”

» In’ December, Evolution
had just come on the market
and they already had earned
shares of $20,000 each in the

since you
don't get royalties rnd
diately.’

Mattrick said reviews of

gers wake’ it big |

It took them three weeks
last summer to program

Evolution on a home compu- ' :

ter.

Mattrick is in his first year
at Simon Fraser University
studying economics and com-
puter science. Sember is’

in mag-
azines have given it top
marks and in about a month
the game will be available for
IBM and Commodore home

-Teady,

pany that mar: *

ets their game in North
America, They also ‘were ex-
ecting royalties of $5,000 to’
$6,000 in a few weeks.
‘NO FIGURES

Mattrick said: that he.

doesn't want to talk about

* their profits in dollar figures

because they have been re-,
ceiving numerous calls every
month from people with in-
vestment ideas,

But he did say that al-.
they ‘are. making
“more than most :. people
make,” and after the’ cart-

in addition to the
Apple: computer. He added
that Atari and Texas'Instru-

‘ments also have eppronied

interest.

The game is based on’ the
theory of evolution, with the
player moving through six
stages.in which he must
battle forces that threaten
him. with extinction.

SIX SCREENS

Mattrick and Sember at-

‘tribute the success ‘of the

game to its six game screens,
compared with other games
that ‘have only one.

high school,
Both live at home and nei-
ther plans to move out.
“We both get along pretty
well with our families, and

‘ you: get your laundry. done

and food,” said Mattrick.

“We may be rich, but we're
not stupid.

“We want to keep humble,
if that’s the right word — we
want to go on living a normal
life.”

Their next invention is a
space game, which Mattrick
said will be “70 per cent fin-
ished” in'three weeks. id

He wouldn't describe the
game in detail, but did say

‘that: it- is “innovative. and

doesn't copy any other game.

Soviet seamen warned |

MOSCOW (AP) — The’
Kremlin warned its merchant
seamen’ this:, week to; atop

icking “in 1h

rency at the state bank.’ But
the amount is limited and the
rate of exchange’ set’. ar-

thus ing some:

designer, jeans and. other
“gaudy western rags.’ It said
rubles spent illegally abroad
go to spies and “anti-Soviet.
/seum who are trying to pen-
,etrate our country.”

A report in Komsomol-
skaya Pravda, the Young
Communist League newspa-
per, said it was high time to
take steps: against “the
stream of brand name jeans”
and other “gaudy western
rags” brought into the coun-
try by Soviet sailors.

Just as serious, the news-
paper said, was the illegal
exchange of Soviet currency.
to purchase clothes, tape re,
corders‘:and cassettes, “and,
pornographic ‘pictures in wa:
terfront shops catering to
Soviet sailors, particularly in
Singapore. E .

“It's been known for a long
time ‘that this money is

travellera to smuggle out ru-
bles for exchange abroad.
Komsomolakaya Pravda

told of one shop’in Singapore *

that exchanged 40 Singapore
cents for one ruble, while the
Soviet state bank rate was
two dollars for one

needed by our enemies,” the
report said.

“Special services use. the
money to finance spies, sub-
versives and anti-Soviet

scum who are trying to pen-

etrate our country.”.
Youtful Soviets who wear
jackets with U.S. military in-
signia, jeans labelled Texas
or Tal shirts emblazoned with

ruble.

In Singapore, clothing and
music shops named Moscow,
Odessa, Vladivostok and Na-

khodka- lure Soviet seamen '

on liberty with” offers of
cut-rate goods, wrote jour-
nalists A. Kurbatov.

OFFERS PORNOGRAPHY

The owner of the: Nak
hodka shop ‘greets .Sovit
‘seamen anit CEA YY ill thom
pornography on the’ sly for
Soviet rubles.”

“If one or another of them
managed to exchange Soviet
currency, the fact that the
owner is well-informed says

logos

have long irritated Soviet
authorities, prompting calls
for better training in Com-
munist ideology.

APPROACH TOURISTS
: Many articles of western
clothing are purchased from
tourists, and it’s ot un-
common for: visitors: to be
stopped on. Red Square’ and

09, $a

‘their pants.
Rubles are non-convert-
ible, meaning the Soviet cur-
rency cannot legally be taken
out of the country. Citizens
who travel abroad are per-
mitted-to buy foreign cur-

much about his purposeful
study of our sailors and his
attempts to extract other

‘things from them,” the re-

port warned.

The retailers use “every
kind, ‘of “trick” to attract
Soviet customers,

“pestering -
them right and left”. with ad-

vertisements, calendars and
guide books.

“Goods are bought not for
the family back home: but by
those seamen who can't sleep
at night burning with desire
to purchase the prestigious
brand names,” the article
said. -

Brand name clothing com-
prises the biggest share of
goods brought back to the
Soviet Union by seamen, and
youths buy it up eagerly and

’ flaunt it;on the streets, = baad
~ The' report told “of youth §

in Vladivostok who was
asked if he was cold wearing
only lightweight jeans and
short jacket, and replied:
“Not at all. The brand name
is showing.”

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*One Polye:

Prices Effective (While Quantities Last) Til Mar. 28, 1983.

5] Belts.

Cail For Appointment 364-2661

Complete Brake Inspection

« Inspect pads & linings
« Inspect calipers &
disc brake rotors
« Inspect brake drums
« Check & lubricate where necessary
* emergency brake cables + Road test vehicle
« Check master and
wheel cylinders

brake lines
« Check all hardware

: each

Inspection Price Can Be Credited
Towards The Price Of A Front Or
Rear Brake Reline Approved By You.

+ Check all hoses and

* Top-up master cylinder

Heavy-Duty Muffler Installed
LIFETIME WARRANTY — against maker's defects,
rust & blow outs for as long as the
muffler is installed in the

original purchaser's

- vehicle. For most

domestic makes.

each

See Us For An
Exhaust Inspection)
At No Charge! \y

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Monday to Saturday 8:00 a.m.
Thursday and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m,

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by appt, coil 365-3748.

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. Complete ICBC Repal eee 5
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IMENT FOR THE JOB’

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for Castlegar Customers

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or

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CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS .
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PAINTING &
DECORATING

2649 FouRTH Avenu.
CASTLEGAR a. .

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