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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Suplember 12, 1979

EAL

this home a pleasant and cheery subdivisions.
atmosphere. The large lot gives you firepiaces, excellent quality cup- nice landscaping give this property
# plenty of room to park your boat and boards, 2-car garage, brick front 4 park-like atmosphere. Good value
camper. Give us a call for details. exterior, The contractor will consid- at only $45,000. MLS -
MLS $36,500. er your present home or lot as part fms, i }
payment. Asking $96,800.

__ eee NEW LISTING
— : SUPER FOR SINGLES : ‘
SURROUND YOUR LOVED ONES Delightfully different, split-level de-
with a home—not Just a house, sgn. Two bdrms., luxurious carpet-
in a most area, Ing, handy location. Brand new and

and a pen-floor only $44,500.

m plan, post and beam design, rock , ae
fireplace, sauna,

EXECUTIVE HOME — BLUE.

BERRY CREEK a

Nestled among trees on a quiet AFFORDABLE
lead-end street Is this 2,100-sq.-ft., Two bedrooms up - two down,
six-month-new home with features fireplace,

too numerous to mention. private backy:

ys carport. Plenty of value for few

NEW HOME — QUAL
STRUCTION 7

“a : in ‘town. Basement entry.
3 Priced right at $79,900.
; ea
Lesa Px sa
UP AND DOWN DUPLEX
Superb quality throughout. Main
floor well 2
fireplaces, 3 kitchens. Private entry
to each suite. 2-car carport with
large over. land-
scaping with fruit trees, garden and
flowers. Very central location. Cal!
us for more details. MLS

AFFORDABLE
Two-bdrm., Sentral jocation iC hee
and schools. Eating area}= Toy KNOW V;
In kitchen, separate dining, tulllive yaar tmoto rowints this
Great lot with garden residence of dignity. Tasteful rich-

area, $29,000. MLS ness Is app “Cust

LIST WITH THELEADERS! = 3-bdrm. home. Master suite with|
CHECI< OUR PERFORMANCE. full bath, plus much more. Offers?

)

BIG ROCK REALTY LTD.

( Phone 365-2111. :*)

Century 2

Big Rock Realty
Heights. Approximately 3,000
2% ball

INTERESTED IN
OWNING YOUR OWN
BUSINESS?

We have ¢

small businesses for sale,
family operator or Indlvid-
ual.

home on beautiful
extra bedroom in base-
ment. Stove, drapea In-
cluded. $49,900.

PASS CREEK Two-bdrm.
home on creek with acre-
age. Extra small cottage
on property.

ROBSON Threes-bedroom
home, full basement, 75x
117-ft. lot, bullt-in stove,
includes fridge.

8 CASTLEGAR SOUTH On
tenth Avenue, 2 bedrooms

* residence In Kinbarry

speci
jshed elegant living are:
'y, glass-walted atrium, quality

fridge. a

, teak
bullt-in

Situated in Crestview

lot. Two baths, fireplace.

Two years ofd.

TWO brand-new contrac-
tor homes under construc-

this. brand-
new elegant home featur-
es sunken Ilving room,
dressing room off master
with shower, double gar-

Brand-new lovely 2-storey

Connors Ad. Subdivision.

TWO SMALL FARMS in Thrums area. Four acres

@ and elght acres with good

Walter Tymofievich
Mary Wade Anderson
Wallace Reid

Norm Werre

Malcom Scott

- Carol Daniel

homes.

365-3250
365-3750
365-7051
365-3703
365-2451
399-4101

ey Soa

By GEORGE GAMMON
CASNEWS STAFF WRITER
Castlegar's provincial

ambulance service could be-
come the first in the Weat
Kootenays to be equipped
with two of the most effec-
tive rescue operation tools
available, said unit chief Don
Turner Friday. .

The purchase of a hy-
draulic spreader and a hy-
draulic cutter hinges on a
decision by members of the
Castlegar-Robson Royal Can-
adian Legion Branch 170 on
whether to provide funding,

* Turner said, The cost of the

spreader, cutter, and hy-
draulié pumps, is about
$10,000, headed,

But Legion tb

Rescuo tools demonstrated

ives serious look |

who were given the oppor-
tunity to examine the tools in
action during a demonstra-
tion at the ambulance centre
Sept. 5 were enthusiastic
about their value to the
ambulance service.

Dorothy MacPherson
and Ed Zorn, representatives
of the Branch 170 bingo com-
mittee — which would pro-
vide the funding — were the
only members present. Mac-
Pherson said Friday she was
disappointed that more mem-
bers did not attend.

The equipment, manu-
factured by Lucas Rescue

Safety rep from
Seattle, and Chris. Mackay,
from Howard Distributors of
Vancouver, which sells the
equipment in Canada.
Mackay spoke to a small
crowd of.ambulanco drivers,
reporters and curious spec-
tators on the specifications of
the tools, and then proceeded.
to put ona display that was
termed “amazing and fan-
tastic” by Macpherson and a
number of other bystanders.
The hydraulic spreader
has interchangeable heads,
and can be used to spread or
pull obstructions away froma
victim, Mackay said. The

was
by John Lapsansky, a Lucas

g and closing force

,
five tons, and the tool itself
weighs about 50 pounds, he
added.

The cutter has a cutting
pressure of approximately 12
tons, according to a data
sheet provided by Mackay.
Both tools can be connected
to a hydraulic pump simu-

y taneously to avoid time in
alternating the tools for
different situations, he ex-

_ plained. A hand’ operated ©
pump weighing about 12
pounds is also included in the
kit, but can only accommo-
date one tool at a time.

Using the jaws, Mackay,
pried away the driver's door
‘ofan Old ite Cutiass that

at the tips is

Castlegar District United Way

_ Division chairmen

“JOHN HOLDEN
School District No. 9

MALCOLM'SCOTT
Castlegar District
Businesses

ve

ANDY PETERS -
Professional People

had been provided -for the’
showing. In a matter of

minutes, the door was pried

from the cay frame, and then

the cutter was used to com-

pletely remove it from the

car, ‘

The spreading tips were
removed, and new heads to
accommodate a chain pull de-
vice were inserted. The chain
was wrapped around the
steering column, and braced
under the front of the chasis.
The jaws were then closed,
bending the steering column
directly upward, ‘freeing the
impginary driver pinned un-
derneath, a

The cutter was then
used to shear the struts that
join the roof to the car body,
and Mackay and Lapsansky
proceeded to peel back the ©
roof, providing easy access
from above. The cutter cut
through the entire steering.
column and a brake pedal of
solid steel in several seconds.

Q Lapsansky said during
the demonstration that re-
moval of the doors, roof and
cutting: of a third door in
two-door models, allowed at-
tendents to slide a board

_under the victim, thereby
reducing the possibility of,
permanent damage to ‘the
victim.

Without the access pro-
vided by these toold, the

‘AAI

CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 12, 1979

Castlegar Dairy Queen's
New
Management

Special

This Thursday and Friday — Sept. 13 &14

Now, for people with a bigger hunger, there's a bigger burger. You.
800, wo started with our new ''6 to a pound burger," t with ‘more
burger than bun,"'™ then doubled the meat. To a full 1/3 pound.

* ‘And there's no bread in between this one. Instead, it’s all beef.
Tender, deliciously-cooked.-To try with just about anything you
could want, from lettuce to cheese to pickles. :

Come see how it stacks up against your

hunger, while it’s half the regular
price. At a participating DAIRY QUEEN”
BRAZIER* store,

Kathy Ploinikoff
Stan Partridge, Agent

Receptionist
365-7450

tlon. One in the elly, one
In rural area,

LOT: FOR SALE In Mead- J

victim must often be moved
to extract him from the, car,

Bjorn A. Edbtad Al (B.C.) Res. 365-3423
Ltd e without using an object that

Greg W. Nichvatodoff, Mgr. Res. 365-2230

Castle Realty

CASTLEGAR

“MAKE YOUR HOME A CASTLE”!

365-3336

Nell A. Poreverzott Res. 388-2337

Florence Saliken Res. 36!
Carolee Fitz-Gerald Res. 365-5945)
Joe Kambick Res. 385-2364)

,owbrook Subdivision.

EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED

THE NEIGHBOURHOOD PROFESSIONALS.

430 - PURCELLE ST.
Partially renovated 2-
bdrm. bungalow over
fbsmt. with spare rms.
Nicely redecorated Inside
and out, & featuring a
large yard fronting to
‘Columbia Ave. $46,000.

VIEW FROM KINNAIRD
43BENCH:

| Hideaway privacy on
a large seciuded lot with
‘Bfamily pool. Ten rms. for
individual choice, archi-
.[itecturally modern, with
hotwater-comfort heating,
:faccent fireplaces, sundeck
iBworkshop & 4 bdrms. If
you deserve the very best,
‘Byou will want to see this
Ԥ home of homes. $119,900.

‘PSMALL WATERFRONT
s{ HOME — Robson

Truly a delightful fo-
cation for casual living.
Boating, fishing, garden-
ing, or greenhousing. 2
odrms., separate dining,
if view porch, and full base-
rg ment. if you like a home
Ԥwith a friendly character,
:[[ Try this one at $48,000.

:HOOTISCHENIA GRASS-
:#LAND

| Lower bench—3.6 acres
“with water hookup, mob-
ifile home, & additlon.
393-ft. frontage to paved
road—500 ft. from the
Columbia River. MLS
$39,900.

306 MAPLE STREET

Very cozy and com-
fortable, & only a few
steps from the centre of
town. A nice floor plan
with 2 bdrms., full bsmt.
and a garage. Living rm.
features an edge-grain fir
floor. Gas heating.$37,500

y

105TH STREET — Blue-
berry Creek

Three-bdrm. 1,152-
ft. single-level home -with
carpeted living. room and
dining room, plus double
closet In master bdrm.
Air-conditioner Included.
85x150-ft. lot. First-home
special? $39,000.

BUILDER'S HOME —
Lakeview Drive

You will honestly be
thrilled at the built-in
quality, generous storage,
and other custom features
of this full-bsmt. bunga-
low. Fireplace, dishwash-
er, drapes, china cabinet,
etc. & a double carport.
Qulet neighborhood.
$64,500.

CRESCENT VALLEY
ESTATES

2-acre rural lots above
Slocan River on paved
road. Close to schools.
$18,200 - $22,500.
KINNAIRD BENCH LOT

Natural shade from sev-
eral beautiful birch trees
on this 75-ft. wide lot.
Gently sloping, good top-
soll, developed neighbor-
hood, & only a block-and-
a-haif from Kinnaird Ele-
mentary School. $19,900.

HIPWELL REALTY

PHONE 365-7514

J. F. Hipwall, F.R.1., RL. (B.C.) — Agent
Fred 3. Nagel — Salesman

“SERVING CASTLEGAR FOR 12 YEARS”

CASTLEAIRD

NEW LISTING i
QUALITY & STYLE.. This
beautiful home on Sth Av-
enue, South, Castlegar, is
one of the finest-built
homes in the area. Features
Include 4 bdrms., 2 fire-
places, private sundeck,
and a super 100x180-ft.

Jfandscaped lot. If your fam-

ity deserves the very best,
call us now! Asking $87,-

ey

sos a
EXECUTIVE HOME Situ- #

lated on popular 10th Ave.,
South, Castlegar. Includes
extras such as 2 fireptaces,
wall-to-wall carpets, formal
dining area, plus eating
area in kitchen. Full base-
ment with fireplace, bath-
room with shower, and
fourth bedroom. Lots of
storage space. Large, well
landscaped, fully fenced
lot, with double carport.

BLUEBERRY CREEK
BEAUTY, 3 bedrooms, full
basement on fully tand-
scaped lot. Fenced In back
yard, patio, frult trees and
garden.

Lots and lots of house in
this -lovely. home. If you
want lots of extras, this Is
the home for you. Call the
Cooper Team for details.

PLAZA

YoU WANT CE? This
home has it in full measure.
Large living and formal
dining room, modern kitch-
en, and 4 large bedrooms
will meet your growling
family’s needs. Situated on
@ 150x98-ft. lot In North

AGENCIES LTD
365-3347

If your sights are on bigger
and better things, call
Cooper Agencles to view
this lovely home, located in
Crestview..

Castlegar, this one is well §

worth viewing. Act quickly!
$67,000. MLS

94x154-ft. commercial tot,
listed at $75,000. ~

LOOKING FOR THE ©

BEST? Here's a distinctive-
-old,

ee

tS LOCATION IMPOR-
TANT? A beautiful rock
fireplace is just one of the
many features that high-
light thls new 3-bedroom
home, located on a fully
landscaped lot In desirable
Woodland Park. See this
home today, and buy for
everlasting comfort. Many
nice features teft to sur-
prise you,

Gordon Gemmill
Nominee 365-7900

~ Glen Wilson

ly
“ 2,700-sq.-ft. 2-storey home

that woutd satisfy even the
“most discriminating buyer.
Some deluxe features are, 3
baths, 4 bedrooms, 2 fire-
places, central vacuum sys-
tem, and bullt-in ~ dish-
washer. Aji this on a huge
lot with a private driveway,
located at the end of a quiet
no-through street. Call now
for an appointment to view.

TIRED OF RENTING? How
about this neat 2-bedroom
trailer, already set up In a
central location? Lots of
furniture, and they are only
asking $14,900. Call now!

365-3407

PER VIEW. Three bed-
rooms, sunken living room,
12x26-ft. sundeck and
same-sized sunken patio
below. Two full fireplaces
(brick), roughed-in wet bar
and bath downstairs. Pri-
vate. yard. This home will
satisfy the most careful
buyer. Quality everywhere.
1900. ;

BRAND NEW, DISH-
WASHER INCLUDED!
This 1,200-sq.-ft. home Is a
fantastic buy at $64,900.
Includes many-features
only found In more expen-
sive homes. Call today for
appointment to view.

WHY NOT LIVE IN THE
COUNTRY? We have 1.61
acres complete with a 3-
bedroom furnished mobile
home, ready to move Into.
$32,900. MLS

4-BDRM. OLDER HOME
on 18 beautiful: riverfront
acres in the Slocan Valley.
Call today for more Infor-
mation. $63,000. MLS

4
Jack Young

LEAVE YOUR WORRIES
WITH US. Having a Cooper
professional sell your home
Means you can relax with
the knowledge that your
property will be marketed
right through the closing
until the money is in your
hand, with all the comfort
and ease a professional can
provide. Camplete satisfac-
Hon Is our aim with every
sale.

DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
If you are looking for ai
small 2-bdrm. home within
walking distance of all
downtown conveniences,

TAKE YOURSELF OUT OF We've got it, now! Newly
THE CITY. You can enjoy Tenovated and on a nice
the relaxed fife style you corner lot. Asking $39,000.
deserve, within minutes of
Castlegar. The home Is like
new and on 7 acres-of land.

busy, but the garden will

fill your freezer. CALL THE SSeQmy
COOPER TEAM for more yeEaR

details.

Offer on this new: duplex
now, and pick your own ACREAGE,

He ae RE
NEW DOUBLE-
WIDE MOBILE HOME.
Upper China Creek, Fea-
tures three spacious bed-
rooms, plis a large family
room, all on 1.5 acres of
land. Priced at only $49,500

NEW LISTING
located near

cotours. Units can be pur- Shoreacres, This complete-
chased separately If your ly treed 12 acres has some

budget is limited.
CLOSE TO EVERYTHING’

good bullding sites, and
spring water is avallable.
1 Only $17,000.

Well set up mobite home two-and-a-half acres with a

with addition and . huge
garage/workshop. Beauti-
fully kept and there Is room
for all the family. $36,500.
HALF ACRE IN RASP-
BERRY. Beautiful level
building site with several
frult trees. $18,000. -

view, and priced right at
$25,000.

Low-cost building lot in
North Castlegar. Only $12,-
500. 60x100 ft.

“20.74 lover \Droded acres

In Cresc$O Valley. MLS
Convenlent to schools and
shopping. his isvely near-
ome is priced right at
$53,900. z 2
Beautiful custom-built new
home under construction in
exclusive High Meadows.

Newly lisfed lot on 3rd
Avenue N. An economical
start for your new home.

365-8117

GEORGE CHRISTIE
Selkirk College

LES ALLEN
Castlegar and District
Hospital

TERRY SABOURIN
Qut-of-town C if

could prevent paraplegia,
Lapsansky explained |. ..3.-.

The tools can also <
used for aircraft, railway'cars
and to gain forcible entry into
buildings should such a res-
cue situation arise, Turner
said.

The cannot

Z Voice of the People

Answer is in prevention

Editor, Castlegar News;

Was it not said in The
Pilgrims Progress “Speak
boldly, man, he truth is on.
thy side?”

As a sequel to your con-
spicious headline namely,
“Traffic Problem Aired” in a
recent issue of your paper,
prompts me to make the
following observations:

I sat through that meet-
ing and respect the obser-
vations and concern made by
those citizens.

Asa concerned and tax-
paying citizen of Castlegar, I
am well aware of the cir-
cumstances bringing about
those observations and con-
cern, content, those respon-
sible for permitting those
conditions to originate and
develop to their calamitous
state, are obviously delin-
quent in fulfilling their res-
pective obligations.

We listened to a senior
N.C.O. repeat a listing of
statistics. A second quoted
numerous ordinances, none
of which came close to the
theme of the meeting, or

realistic action towards mini-
mizing the citizen’s concern.

coming. Had they forthright-
ly demanded value for the

They gave no i fon of
being aware of how to deal
with drinking juveniles.

Matter of motorists dan-
gerously passing on the right
received observation from
senior N.C.O. to the effect
“You can pass on the right
legally, only on lined four-
lane highway.” The fact of
the matter there is- specific
ordinance regulating such a
passing.

A suitable sign on Sher-
biko Hill was discussed,
without those responsible
putting forward the only
answer, namely Keep right
except to pass, d

taxpay
such meetings would be an
insult to those responsible.
The main purpose of this
service is the prevention of
crime, not statistics. To a
great degree this can be
accomplished by conspicuous-
ly circulating in public and.
meeting them. In other
words, displaying the uni-
form.

Four of five conspicuous-
ly marked cars parked at the
office tells its obvious story,
particularly to the wrong-
doer.

the
he said, soa separate vehicle |

vehicle was already avail-
able.

“We would like to estab-
lish a portable — situation,
wher. it could be moved from
one vehicle to another. It
would be taken to the major-
ity of aceidents, unless it was
obvious that it would not be
necessary.”

Macpherson said that
she and Zorn would take
their observations to the
bingo committee where they
would make recommenda-
tions.

“As far as I'm concerned,
it was tremendous,” said
Macpherson of the demon-
stration.

“The Legion will decide
whether to go ahead with the
project ata meeting Sept. 18.
I feel that with the growth of
Castlegar and the increasing
number of accidents, the

is

G. MacAnd
Cr

ing sign is at top of hill.
We as -taxpayers are

-really being taken, in that we

contribute some $200,000 an-
nually for the service of

maintaining the Queen's.

peace.

When we pay for a
certain service and don't
receive it, we require a real-
istic answer — why not? We
elect representation to make
sure such a service is forth-

LEARN MODERN SQUARE
DANCING

BEGINNERS’ classes start
Wednesday, Sept. 19

Woodland Park Elem.

For more information

7:30 p.m. °

School

please call *
365-8184

nec-
"

essary.

No charge.

\

7:00 -9

W/
SELKIRK COLLEGE
MX4

_ COMMUNITY EDUCATION

READING AND

STUDY SKILLS

Reading and Study Skills is a course de-
signed to enable students to cope with de-
mands of College learning.

Wednesday, Sept. 19

Room M-11
Castlegar Campus

300 p.m.

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tpre-cooked weight.

COULD WIN ONE OF SEVERAL DOOR PRIZES
(To be drawn Sept. 29)

%* Enter the Draw on the 10-Speed Bike
*& Win one of 5 Family Dairy Queen Packs, Courtesy of NOCA DAIRIES
Each Pack includes — 5 Double Cheese Deluxe Burgers

— 5 Milkshakes
‘— § Orders of French Fries

‘Ye Also Door Prizes courtesy of Kootenay Soft Drinks
— ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH —

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