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Annual Bal Sale, Saturday

mber ard 1 pm . Chilliwacl Fale

grounds, Chilliwack, B.C, View!
cattle Friday Novernber 2nd v3

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properties which make it at- Ei
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energy concer.

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ities, plus a number of inter-
esting embossed woodgrain
ked-on colors
prevent chipping, blistering

. Whatever its finish, tex-
ture or color, aluminum
cleans casil:
alone or witha mild detergent
solution followed by rinsing
and drying. Over the years,
savings in time, maintenance
and materials can add up to
an impressive total.

Durability is an important
property of aluminum.
ending upon the product,
ifetimes of 20 and even 30
years are not uncommon.
ae, aluminum mi

with water

may readily

value for homeowner

According to the National
¥niaa Home Improvement Coun- '
cil, many homeowners are
not aware of the wide range
of choices available to them
once they decide to invest in
exterior siding.

One such option is solid
vinyl siding.
Wen Mar Box cannot rot, blister, peel or
fa ., decay. It doesn't even re-
quire painting and colors
ail, Meme. . permeate the material, so
keeping, they won't disappear with
courses ntact «the ravages of weather or
Duttus alae, ves time.

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Castlegar .

URE.

1979 FIREBIRD V-8, 4-speed, low
miles.

Maloney Pontiac Buick
CASTLEGAR 965-2155 (Collect)
D. No, 01457A

DEMO CLEARAN!

1979 NOVA CUSTOM 4-dr., V-8, auto.
p.b., radio, Metallic

trans., P.S..
Brown paint,
See Vince Watso

Kay

2880 Highway Dr.
D. No. D523.

ICE!
1978 CAMARO Z-28 Low mileage. V-
8, auto. trans., p.s., p.b.
rn Turlin Motors
Motors GRAND FORKS 442-8245
GLENMERRY D. No, 5130

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Trail Chrysler
2815 Highway Dr.
D. No. 5575

1978 MONTE CARLO'305 V-8, auto.
trans., p.s., p.b., radio, tape deck.
Blue paint.
Dube Chevrolet
323 Nelson Ava, NELSON 252-6688
jo. 5398

1978 BUICK LeSABRE 4-dr., V-B, auto.
trans., .b,, clock. Only 44,000

m1.
Mike's R.V. Ranch
CASTLEGAR , Ph. 365-5741
D, No. 00112A.

SKI-DOO "CITATION" The sports cor
of the snowmobiles, Priced to sell!
Kootenay Kawaskai
RV. Contre

Waneta Rd. TRAIL

1978 GMC 3/4-TON 4x4

Fully equipped

Trail Chrysler

2815 Highway Dr.

No. 5575

1976 GMC ‘4-TON. “4x4 V-2 400,
clean,
Maloney Pontiac Buick
CASTLEGAR "365-2155 (Collect)
D.No. 01457

1978 CHEVETTE 4-dr._ hatchback,
standard transmission. nly
42,000 km.
Mike's R.V. Ranch
CASTLEGAR Ph, 365-5741
D. No. 00112A

” 9880 Highway Dr.
D. No; DS23

DEMO CLEARANCE!
1979 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC 4-
dr., V-B, auto, trans., p.s., p-b..
tory alr, power door locks,
windows, AM/FM radio,

lock, H.D. suspension, ee He
Motallic Gold.
See Vince Walson +» $10,495,

Kay Motors

GLENMERRY
34,

1977 GMC 1/2-TON PICKUP V-8,
auto. trans., p.s., p.b., radio.
Trail Chrysler
2815 Highway Dr. TRAIL
D. No. 5575

Plan No. 49235

_. The extra roof gables of
this plan, plus the lattice
effect of the carport gives
this design character.

The plan has been de-
signed with a back sloping lot
in mind, plus a view, but will
work well on almost any
basement lot.

Plan of the week

~ Design with character

Tho exterior is finished
in vertical siding, with a
cedar shake roof, and ex-
posed beams at the gable
ends, As with many of the
designs of today, ihe fin-
ishing touches are borrowed
from a variety of | archi-
tectural styles. In this in-
stance, the influence is orl-

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MAIN FLOOR
1,456 SO.FT esa

PLAN

: cle?

NO. P1-3-235

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When finishing an ex-
terlor in this manner, it is a
good idea not to mix styles.
For example, the fence at the
back is. styled to match the
extorior, and no shutters are
added to the front windows
for the same reason.

The double-docr front
entry area gives an im-
mediate view of the central
fireplace. There is a guest
coat closet, and a stairway
leading down to the full
basement. ©

To the right through a
pocket door is the breakfast
nook and kitchen. The sliding
glass door here will add light
and fresh air to the eating

+ area, plus add. convenience

for barbecues on the patio.
The compact kitchen de-

sign utilizes both the "U-

shape,” and a utility counter

_for the fridge and stove, with

ample cupboards, and room
for a microwave. The double
kitchen sink is located under
the large window overlook-
ing the patio.
A pocket door separates
the kitchen from the “L-
shape” living and dining area.
The living room has a sliding
glass door leading to the back
Balcony. If this house were
built on a back-sloping lot the
baleony would allow for a
magnificent view. The living

room wall has extra glass for
the same reason,

The master bedroom al-
so overlooks the view, and it
would be a simplo matter at
the construction stage to ex-
tend the balcony, and add
another set of patio doors for
easy access from the master
suite! A large closet and a
three piece ensuite complete
the bedroom,

The other two bedrooms
overlook the front, and each
has a closet and individual
windows. They share the
three-piece bath,

The ‘full basement has
roughed-in plumbing for an
extra bathroom, a_ utility
room location, and room for a
rec. room, A back-sloping lot
will provide the opportunity
to install patio doors leading
outside on this lower level.

Plans for design No.
P1-3-295 may be obtained for
$84 for a set of three and
$9.50 for each additional
copy. Allow $3 to cover
postage and handling. Four
per cent provincial sales tax
must be added to the cost of
the plans.

Make all cheques and
money orders payable to
“Plan of the Week” and mail
to: Plan of the Week, c/o
Castlegar News, 524 Colam-
bia St., New Westminster,
B.C. VSL 1A6.

1979 2-28 CAMARO V-8 350, auto.
trans., p.s., p.b., lilt-wheel, 8-track
tope & more. Only 2600 km.
See Vince Watson
Kay Motors
2880 Highway Dr. GLENMERRY
0. No, 05234

““Waneta Plaza Toyota

Waneto Jnct,

"D. No. 5605

DEMO CLEARANCE!
1979 HEY: IMPALA 4-dr., auto,
p.b., AM/8-1 track radio,

TRAIL Kay Motors

2880 Highway Dr. GLENMERRY
D.No. 05234

SKI-DOO "BLIZZARD" This is the one
for the Shea seekers. Only o few
foft!
Kootenay Kawasaki
R.V.Centre |

Waneta Rd. TRAIL

1978 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 2-dr.
hardtop, St. Regis - loaded with all
the luxury Chrysler options....$9995
Trail Chrysler
2815 Highway Dr.
D. No, 5575

TRAIL

1979 JIMMY ONE OWNER, 4- speed,
hubs, pis. p.b.
Maloney Pontiac Buick
CASTLEGAR 365.2155 (Collect)
D..No. 014574

1977 CHEV BLAZER 4x4 Roll bor. elec-
Irie winch, front lock-in hubs
sunroof, Only 30,000 miles.
Mike's R.V. Ranch
CASTLEGAR Ph, 365-5741
D. No, 001124

3978 VOLARE PREMIERE stanon

WAGON wiith air ci

Troil Chrysier
2815 Highway Dr.
D. No.

1978 CELICA S-speed, AM/FM radio,
casselte deck, full instrumentation.
Dube Chevrolet
328 Nelson Ave. NELSON 352-6688
. 5575 jo. 539

'78 TOYOTA COROLLA 4d
low mileage.
Waneta Plaza Toyota
Waneta Jnct.
D. No. 5605

“ 1977 FORD F-250 4x4 Lots of extras.

Maloney Pontiac Buick
CASTLEGAR 965.2155 (Collect)
D.No, 01457A

DEMO CLEARANCE! .

1979 CHEV IMPALA 4-dr., V-8, auto,

rans., p.s., p.b., vinyl roof, AM/8-

track radio, Dark ‘Blue Metallic paint.

See Dove Williamson $7995
ay

2880 Highway Dr. GLENMERRY
D. No. 05234

i

1975 MONZA RARE, V-8, 4-speed, TA
radials, mags, and more!
Maloney Pontiac Buick
CASILEGAR 365-2155 (Collect)
D. No, 01457A

1978 MONTE CARLO V-8, aulo.

trans.,

See Vince ‘Watson.
Kay Motors

2880 Highwoy Dr.
1D. No, 0523.

KAWASKAI 1300 The “Cadillac” of
radio. the bikes. Come In and make a deal,
today!

Kootenay Kawasaki
GLENMERRY RV. Centre
4

Waneta Rd, TRAIL

1972 SUZUKI 750cc, woter-cooled
engine, windscreen saddle bags,
14,000 miles, excellant condition.

Dube Chevrolet
323 Nelson gre NELSON 952-6688

1978 CORVETTE SILVER ANNIVER.
SARY. Loodad. 162 engine, 4-speed,
power windows, air-cond
Bower vsindawss olf con tioning, -
Turlin Motors
GRAND FORKS . 442-82.
D.No, 5130 ae

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 10, 1979

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Combine fishing and hunting

OUTDOORS:
Herb Williams ~~ \

One of the most enjoy-
able of all fall trips is a
three-way outing of river
drifting, fishing and chukar
shunting:

Chukars are found on
the arid side of the moun-
tains, where the daytime
weather is often the shirt-
sleeve type in early fall.
These birds like the steep.
rocky hillsides which lead
down to water, which often is
flowing water of a major
river. :

Thus, you can use a
rubber raft or a Mackenzie-
type boat and work your way
slowly down a river system,
fishing some of the time,
getting off to hunt some of
the time, and simply enjoying
the great outdoors in that
setting all of the time.

Chukar hunting is stren-
uous, for you're either walk-
ing up or down those steep

hills. Chukars like to walk
uphill and. fly down. You
seldom have much luck hunt-
ing on the way up for you can
never keep up with them.

So most chukar hunters
work to the top of a draw or
break in the bank and then
hunt down. Do that all day
and you can be foot-sore and
weary come night.

But if you have your
boat at the bottom, you can
switch off for some fishing
part of the day and rest up
for the next jaunt'up the
bank for the birds.

Some of the time you'll
find these birds in the high
levels along the edges of
wheat fields, or in fields with
cheat grass. If these high
plateaus have low bushes or
shrubs in the vicinity where
the birds can rest or escape,
you usually have good chukar
country.

Keep in mind that chuk-
ars don't like to flush twice.

They tend to walk or sit tight
after the first flight. Not
always, of course, but it’s a
tendency. That's why a good
dog is of such value in chukar
hunting.

You can hunt them with-
out dogs, especially in the
uphill, downhill method, but
even there, a dog is great for
retrieving.

Fall is a prime time for
kokanee, since these land-
locked sockeye salmon are
nearing spawning time ‘pad
are at their largest. ¥

At the same time, stead-
ily cooling waters in the deep
lakes where they jive
means that the depth?
which you find them ‘ ean
change every day, getting
closer to the surface. Kok-
anee are highly sensitivé to
temperature and since they
are a schooling fish you're
either into them or yop're
not,

In the spring when? the
surface temperature reaches
around 48 degrees fahrenheit
(9 Celsius) they can be almost
on the surface. When it rises
to 50 (10 Celsius) they start
going down, sticking with the
temperature they prefer.

In the fall they reverse
this, moving back up as the
surface temperatures cool.
Finding the level each day is
one of the most. important
things for konkanee’auccess,

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