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July 10, 1985

Castlégar News

DICK STOKES:
THE KEY TODAY.
IS ADAPTING |

VANCOUVER (CP) — The day Dick Stokes took
over as president ‘and chief executive officer of Trans
+: Mountain Pipe Line Co. Ltd., he had to look up its address
in a. phone book in order to find his new office.

. When he got there, Stokes foun d.22- unsettled
lawsuits in his Bisket along with a host of -serious
financial problems.

And, his May 1983 arrival marked the end of a long
and’ bitter reverse-takeover battle between Inland
Natural’Gas Ltd. and Trans Mountain.

Inland won and Stokes, a 25- year Inland man, was
elected to run the opposition.

“You can imagine the kind of situation that was,” he

says as head of'a company that operates an Edmonton-to-

Vancouver crude oil pipeline.

“] was the only Inland man to come over and when I
arrived I found a’ 30-year-old company whose earnings
were very restricted-and-had_ been diminishin,
time.”

Within six months, Stokes ‘had cleaned up all the
lawsuits and completely reorganized the company.

Today,“the 55-year-old president can look out the
window of his 11th-floor office with considerably more
optimism.

However, like other companies in the pettoleiim
industry, Trans-Mountain is now going to have to play the
energy game under new rules established in the Western
Accord energy agreement.

“This year we are really takine off,” he says,
part of it is a result od deregulation”

IS AT CAPACITY

" ‘Things are going so well that Trans Mountain has
turned away some oil. shipments because.“its line is
running at capacity.

“The market will change quickly and no one knows
for sure how it will change,” he says. “under the old
system (the Nationdl Energy Program) it wasn’t a matter
of marketing something; it was a matter of delivering
under government regulation to a market.”

/——As Stokes sees it, the key today for Trans Mountain
and all companies in the industry, is to _be ready to adapt
quickly to the changing market.

Trans Mountain has been designing different ways
to expand pipeline capacity to have them ready when the
market changes.

“This way.” Stokes Says, “We can move very, very
quickly whenever we see a market situation develop.”

“and

for some | 0

ARE YOU COVERED?

BUSINESS

What if a bank fails?

By GORD McINTOSH
The Canadian Press

If the institution where you do your banking goes out of
-business, what happens to the money in your accounts?

The ion is ingly relevant. So far '
this year several trust companies in Canada have either
gone out of business or been on the brink of bankrnptcy, One
chartered. bank, the Canadian Commercial* Bank of
Ednionton, was rescued from failure.
| Inthe event of a bank or trust company insolvency, an
agency of the federal government, the Federal Deposit
Insurance ‘Corp., proiécts sidepositers. savings — with
important exceptions.

Each depositor at an institution is covered up to a°
maximum of $60,000. If the institution goes out of business,
you could lose anything over that amount.

The $60,000 is. the total of what's in all your accounts at
all branches of the institution. Thus, if you have $40,000 in

-$30,000_in_another with the same bank or
trust company, $10,000 won't be covered x the govern-
ment.

So if you have $180,000 you want to protect, make sure
it is deposited with three different institutions.

SOME NOT COVERED

But be aware that’ some types of deposits are not
protected at all. Any money locked into investments for
terms longer than a jot covered. These

recent years have learned another hard lesson: U.S, dollar
accounts, which are widely available, are not cover¢d by~
Canada deposit~ insurance. The ‘insurance « legislation
specifies Canadian funds. only.

~HOMEGOODS

FURNITURE |

WAREHOUSE

Mon. - Sat., 9:30 - 5:30
_ China Creek

“Drive a Little to Save a Lot”

Banks and trust do not advertise this Yact,
and Tom Melaney, a Toronto financial consultant who works
on behalf of the Consumers’. Association of Canada, phils
they should.

Note that the cash value of life insurance policies or
RRSPs sold by insurance companies are not covered by any
kind of protection, although the industry has been proposing
a guarantee fund for several years.

Federal deposit insurance also doesn’t cover the
contents-of safety deposit boxes. But since banks and trust
companies normally don't have access to these — because
they can't be opened without the box-holder's key — the
contents, no matter how high their value, should be safe.

An Ontario studycommittee on financial institutions
Sistovered last Seah in a survey of 600 people that a quarter

JULY
SUPER SALE

On Men's & tadies Garments
DISCOUNTS OF

10%

f

The federal government is gereseire studying a
proposal to increase the limit, but a decision is still some
months away.

ATT to close.

“investments could be ; registered-retir
ment savings plans, fixed-term annuities or registered
retirement income funds.

‘The Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. Act says that for a
deposit to be insurable, it “must be ‘redeemable either on
demand or, on or before the expiration of five years from the
date of deposit.”

Many banks and trust companies offer long-term
inyestments that exceed five years.

When Pioneer Trust of-Regina collapsed in February,
its customers had a’ total of $10 million invested with it in
RRSPs, income averaging annuity contracts and other term
deposits in amounts under $60,000. But these investments
were not covered by the federal deposit insurance because

—the-terms-were for six or-seven-years.—__

‘The Federal and Saskatchewan governments passed
émergency legislation to cover these deposits because many
of the depositors could prove they were misled into thinking
they were protected by the federal insurance: Depositors
‘caught in future failures may not be able to count on
goyérnment intervention.

D

With deregulation creating a Pp and
highly-competitive market, refineriés in the Vancouver
area may close because the larger more modern ones in
Alberta have excess capacity. And it may be more
economical to refine product there and ship it here via
pipeline.

Trans Mountain has the only pipeline and_has been
sending test shipments of finished product. through it for
some time.

If one or two refineries were to close here, Stokes
said Trans Mountian would consider building a second
pipeline along its 1,145-kilometre right-of-way to carry

“clean products” such as gasoline, diesel fuels and natural
gas liquids.

He said the new pipeline would be “very expensive”
= somewhere betwen $300 and $400 million.

Trans is $18 million
expanding the pipeline’s, peak capacity from its present
30,000 cubic metres a day to 42,500 cubic metres.

Home computer
sales slipping

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —
When the home computer
craze. began, manufacturers
were confident that con-
sumers would find the gad-

“Manufacturers advertised
the computers as easy to use.
That's not true.. Computers
are hard to use. You have to
Tearn-a lot of-things to use

gets indispensable.

This year, sales ate_slirp-
ing ‘and some people who
bought computers. say the
machines that were supposed

Vito change their lives pre
gathering dust.

About 10 per cent of the
people who bought a home
computer say they hardly
ever use it, says Willam
Coggshall, president of Soft-
ware Access, a market re-
search firm.

“Game-playing- is dying
down and home-banking and
bill-paying by computer have
been . relatively unsuccess-
ful” he said-

them. So there was a back-
lash.”

Sales of _ the — cheaper
models used for games’and
simple educational programs
have been hit especially hard,
while sales of the more
expensive, sophisticated
computers have risen slight-
ly.

Total unit sales of home
computers in 1985 are pro-
jected at 3.5 million, down
from 4.2 million in 1984.and
4.4 million in 1983, says Soft-
ware Access. In 1981, when
the home. computer craze
began to take off, there were
9000,000 units sold. In 1982,
sales doubled.

DAILY
AIR SERVICE

at Pioneer and other failed institutions in ~

U.S. phone plant ~

SHREVEPORT, La. (AP)
— American Telephone and
Telegraph—Co.— says —it_-is
closing the residential tele-
phone assembly lines at its
Shreveport plant and open-
ing.a factory in Singapore to
keep its products” compe-
titive. 5

The closing means 877
_Shreveport workers will be
laid off, more than 200 of
them on July 12 when an
18-month phase-out starts. In
Singapore, 1,000 workers will
be hired to work in a plant
that will open in 1986.

“We either make residen-

tial telephones in Singapore
or we don't-make residential
telephones,” said plant man-
ager R. M. Allen.

It was a clear reference to”
the flood of cheap imports on
the U.S. market since the
breakup of AT and T when
people were encouraged to
buy their own telephones.

Imported phones sell from
~ $5 to $20, compared with $30
and up for those made at the
Shreveport plant.

Latest Bureau of | Labor
Statistics figures show that
American electronics. work-
ers made $11.39 and hour.

Ladies and Men's Wear Ltd.
1364 Bay Ave., Trail 368-5314

-Waneta Hydro-Electric

Power Plant Tours __

July 2 - August 30

Once daily at 1:00 p.m.

Five days each week
Monday to Friday

a ; (extept August 5)
For safety reasons, children under 12
years of age cannot be taken on tour.
Tours -last about one hour and we
suggest comfortable walking shoes be—
worn.

Comincc.

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~ Aa S ER ES Ma

hear

Ox of he most ecnable areas
of resource development in
Canada has traditionally been th

oil and gas industry. But until 1982,

lucrative field consisted mostly of

Northern B.C., Alberta and the
United States. ,
: ‘
E order to turn these ma:
assets into a eee

BCRIC’s foothold in this potentially

unexplored oil and gas properties in

ae} =
new wells were drilled in)
Northeastem B.C. this winter as

part of a $20 million exploration
program planned for 1985.

A the same time, new
technologies are making it ©
possible to extend the profitable life
of our producing wells into the next
century. Westar’s current water- .
flood pilot project employs a new
chemical additive that could

just

Hy help triple the amount

e
Bighart Oil and Gas, a small but
profitable concern operating in the
oilfields near Kindersley, Saskat-

. Almost i
Bighart was rechristened Westar
Petroleum, and-BGRIC’s new oil
and gas subsidiary was born.

rom the begi

of oil now recovered by
conventional means.

n just three years, Westar
Petroleum has grown into a
successful, medium-sized oil and
gas ‘company and one of B.C.
” most

Cyou

been able to fund new ventures
with the potential for major ss

long-term gains.

peer Ae with current proven reserves
u G of more than 24 million barrels
2 of oil and 47 billion cubic feet of
natural gas, the Westar Petroleum
success story may have only
begun.

“If you’d like more information
about Westar Petroleum, just call
or write. .

of :
aoe
BRITISH COLUMBIA
RESOURCES ANVESIMENT
CORPORATIO!
1176 West Crocs Street,
Vancouver, B.C. V6E 4B9

Within Greater Vancouver’
area call 669-4443.
Outside Greater Vancouver area

out.

“365-3219 -

‘e Boats

© Motors

° Engine
-_Repairs
© Boat Tops

e Groceries

e Moorage

e Bait

e -Fishing Licences

¢ Friendly Services | |

* Toaster
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SCOTTIES MARINA

[PIECE SOLID OAK Skiaar

plar dining ‘suite, worth $6,060
will sell $3,500 frim. 365-2332.
365-5004 3/55

e tobl
‘bong table,

side.
le folding, pre
10. joce

3s. Lirepl
25. 365-2
jon.
Accoustic case.
oven.

20 1b:
75¢/ ib. One mile north on Hight
Crescent Valley. Little
House fruit Stand. 359-7996.

ANTIQUE dining —tab
chairs, buffer. :375 ‘Mogan
30; 3/55
3/58
3755

365-3267

KITCHE! 1D TOPLOAD DISH-
WASHER. General electric front-
load dishwasher. Green velour
swivel rocker. Sears He P. tractor,
Sos

3/53
STATIONERY SUPPLIES
PHOTOCOPYING
WEDDING STATIONERY

GENERAL PRINTING
| $2sKel Prinv Oe,

flower, attachments.

The month of July

andex
—Equipment Rentals |

107 Pine St., Nelson
352-6291

WALNUT VENEER COFFEE TABLE,

maha guitar $50.
Sqoarium ‘and accessories, §:
ibove in excellent condition
and will accept offers. Lene
3/54

TENT TRAILER (no canvas) for

utility trailer, Ping Pon
reen carpet, hide-a-bi

basket ail hoop ‘and balls,

As time goes by, you'll know why.

SNOW TRAILS

7 SALES:

& SERVICE

502-12th Ave., Genelle
693-2382

For Better or For Worse®

by Lynn hae

avallable.
with lease vot 1
ple. 965-363." tin/39
LARGE. pe Beco oen mobile
home wi

‘near etownslie:

heat in Sa itcde
365-3155.

IJOBN, WOULD You GO
NeXT "DOOR AND Ger
IARD'S FoTTY?
a erey amin,
It’s THE

SMALL two-bedroom Sani
home und.
stove, Ges heat 7. 365-3155" tin/43

Clean Furnished
‘One and two room
‘Color Cable T.V.
All utilities included.
365-5613

TWO 1 bdrm. suits. may
ues included. 365-51

2
DOWNTO} riment. ridge,
Dove \nduded “Avallebie d July 3
Call Don. 365-3347.
TWO, BDRM. basement aie in

i

” FREE ESTIMATES

-€all George Ross
Shop Manager:

Free Coffes

a
365-3166.

SPECIALS ©

__623 Columbia Avenue —
65-6385

FIRST cur aliaite hay, no
weeds. 352-6291 or evi
4604

DRAIN rodesendian and fill. Paul

suitable for large house.
365-2855.

365-5210

VALLEY COMFORT wood heat

HALF PRICE SAU
Consignment Shop.
_ new stoc

ontinues.
1007 - 2nd
7/53

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’ WEDNESDAY CASNEWS

11a.m. Fridoy

Classified Display
Ads Deadline”

“Boxed Ads”
WEDNESDAY CASNEWS
11. a.m. Tuesday

ALUMINUM, sheets. Ideal for

nsive roofing, siding, or

; They con even be

riers and any

of miscellaneous construc:

These used, printing press

plates (.009 2 -x36 inches)

bre priced os follows; One to 12

75 cents'each; 13 to 24 60 cents
each; 25 or more, 50

Apply, Castlegar’ News,
Columbia Ave., Castlegar. tin/22

ALL MAJOR
APPLIANCES REPAIRED

B&C HOME APPLIANCES
REPAIR LTD.
365-5451 or 364-0411

TSEAMIESS ‘GUTTERS
gouge | aluminum, | con-
finuols Syene leak proot guaren.

tee. Free estimates. Call Mi
Gutter. 365-3240. 104/23

BEEF & PORK

“Quality Guaranteed”

’ Sides of Lean pork
95¢ Ib. caw
Beef — A-1
Government Inspected
sioes $1.72 caw
/ HInDS $2.19 caw
FRONTS $ 1.49 caw

(Werght loss in cutting, boning ond
teammung will increase price per Ib.)

TRIPLE
D- MEATS —

Canyon, B.C.
Ph. 428-5613

a GAL. “Gas tank. Electrolux
mpooer; — trui
ChSsrestiold Ged ehaie tor ce
Norco moto-cross. bike. 365-
5 3454
12 CUFT. DEEP FREEZE.
leather bike jacket,
never worn. 365-6610, 365- neh:

RAWLEIGH
PRODUCTS

Call Lena — 365-3643
Your Castlegar
Distributor

Two-Gallon
PAILS

ONLY

QUALITY TOFSOI. and sravel,
Phone 359-79;

sEE what Mary

*1.50

EACH

Kay
san de do tor you Fron. 365-7857.

Heavy duty all-purpose

RUSSELL
_ AUCTION HOUSE

New’& Used.
Furniture-for Sale

+ Phone 399-4793

plastic pails with tight-fitting
‘covers and handles.
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.
CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbia'Ave.

Pool & Spa Sales
and Service

BioGuard Chemicals
CALL GARY AT
VALKYR AQUATICS _
365-7389

Blueberry Creek
USED GUNS bought and sold
Cash or trade. Wises Hardware.
Rossland 362-5171. tin/9?

OLDER TYPE sturdy bedroom
suite ond other turniture-- 352.
TTTA. 365-21

Aluminum
Sheets
24%," x 36"

1 to 12 — 75¢ Each

13 to 24 — 60¢ Each
25 or More — 50¢ Each

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Avenue

BSE

Run the same word classified ad i in Hie eomeeciine

issues of the Casfl

first two ads .
RGE.

ONE-BEDROOM tornished

basement apartment. 365-734!

SMALL house in Robson. 365-
5024. 3/54

WOODLAND PARK
HOUSING CO-OP

For more information phone
365-2677

HOUSEKEEPING UNITS.

$10. =365-
a/55
You may advei ze,in this column

UMBRELLA stroller,
2587.

may
ticles must not lotal over $20 and
each item must have its price
stated. We will)run your od for
three issues. i:

SCREENED
Serious. P52. ola7 or ee. veo.
_tin/%

READERS of the Castlegar News,
through this s

CLEARANCE SALE continues 25 to
75 per cent off all st stock, ppli

o ranny's” Pante
Cosileaird Plaza. 365-3933. 3/34
ONE YELLOW BMX second =
ne blue 5-

365-

wid good condition: $85.
3858 anees p.m 3/54

DOGS BOARDED, Alca Kennels:
Salmo. Phi 57
evenings.

mei
bership in the B.C, Yukon Com-
munity Newspapers Assn., are
offered the most comprehensive
‘and cost-elficient advertising

classifie
000 homes. Your Action
Ad will appear in nearly

Strawberries
& Raspberries

WILL HAUL away. livestock car-
casses. Phone 357-9984 after 6
Mm. /

Phone 399-4779

Before 8 a.m. or alter 7 p.m.

with
more than 1.5 million readers!
Call our Action Ad nuraber 365-
2212 for details. 110/33

QUALITY TOP SOIL and gravel. 6-

. loads, $60 12-yd, loads, $110.
Poul tegebokolt. 959-7926:t8n 40

SAVE! SA

July Clearance Sale

on’85 Prowler travel Trailers
& Vanguard Truck Campers

VE! SAVE!

sq.ft.

JERSEY FAMILY cow. Due to
freshen. 359-7195. 3/53

Fully

minor
housekeeping, linen,

desired. Close to town,

Spacious? grounds. alf-stree

rking, quiet, ideal for studen-

. Excellent

id Cedor
Crest Trailer Court, 365-6126
thn,

CEDAR MANOR

Ideal retirement on
special floor

1-2-3 bedroom units
Price's from $225 to $425
Fridge and Range included
Very Clean and Homey
Would furnish on Request

PH: 365-6213
or 365-7661

“ONE and two-bedroom houses,
in Robson, 268.3169. 3/8
COZY furnish cotta:
Slocan pare 428-2809. 3/54
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, 1,680
$400: month. ‘365:-: aay,
‘S54

THREE BEDROOM house on
acreage in Robson. 365-8268.
7/54

nS OOTISCHENIA wore. acre

FURNISHED BACHELOR -
Available now. Burrard Apts.
downtown. 365-6547, 365-7330.
13/52
BI bile home fur-
nished. Centrally. located. 35;

er BDRM. Mostly “orn
365-5382. 3/53
THREE BDRM. full basement

7403.

News and

you pay only for the

# NO ADDITIONAL

2 BDRM. SUITE. Batchelor suite.
both partly furnished, 2188
or 352. Secale

ITED TIME ONLY — We
a plan thot will suit

eur needs for a on
ed

jacilities availabl.
formation call 365-62
ONE BEDROOM basement suit
close to downtown. Partly tur-
hed, $165/per. month, plus
s, Availdble immediately.
BA SENT: a E. 2 bedrooms
fridge, stove, ut
365-6538. At

Castlegar 8.C. 365-7161

MALL two bedroom house.
Suitobie for two working girls;

ied BORM. house: Stove a
fridge in South Castlegar. 365-
tin/Ss

ONE BDRM. Furnished apa:
tment in downtown Castlegar,
365-6790. tin/55
two-bedroom
Raspberry Village. 365-

3/55
ROOMY

FURNISHED
duplex,
7403.

DOWNSTAIRS, 3
bedroom suite. Walk to schools
and shopping. Quiet area. 359-

7586 evenins. tfa/40

and shopping. Quiet area. 359.
7586 evenings. tin/.
ONE-OR_ TWO-BEDROOM  apor-~
tments. $200/month, 365-2298.
7/5)
TWO-BEDROOM ean! 7500
Columbia Ave. 365-2
THREE-BEDROOM bile ioe me
on large lot, availoble July 1.
Gas heat. 365-315:
QUIET apartment = to om
town. Retiree preferred. Nagel
Apartments, 365-2969. | tin/51
TWO BDRM. “modern house. in
Robson. $300/month. 365-6691
ves. tin/52

incloded. Errols peor

LOGELIN APT.

Downtown Castlegar, newly
renovated, edroom.

$275/month.
CALL COLLECT

368-3133

Perhally furnished, es i
cluded. Close to
available July 1. Phone 365-5013,
in/45
UNFURNISHED 3 bdrm. a
. Furnished one -bd:
in, Thrums, Furnished 2
in Blueberry. Fur-
ge two bdrm. site in
Biveberry Call Brod Walsh. 365.
days. 365-8054 even
a —77ay
two- bedroom ‘oper:

ridge and jn
cada: eeimonthe 365.3520.
tind49

BRIGHT:

ell ca
building. Fridge. stove included,
365-3204, 965-2758 tin

Senior Gitizens may saveriise in
this column free of charge.
Please coll 365.2212, also have
jour Pharmacare Card number
Nandy. We wi y' 3

Z.BEDROOM trailer. furnished,
carpeted quiet residential
Costlegar area. 365-7552. tin,

CASTLEGAR SAVINGS CREDIT UNION

SURPLUS |
PROPERTY SALE
Beautiful 2% acres, flat land in Ootischenia.
Riverview, water hookup available.

Ph. 365-7232

blode.
oe, $75.

S73

Highway 3A

AUCTION SALE

Russell Auction House

Sun., July 14, | p.m. Sharp.

“Thrums

- THIS SALE INCLUDES

SHERIFF IFF LIQUIDATION OF OVER 100 LOTS”
OF RADIO SHACK INVENTORY!

TO CRANBROOK

ning, Westar divisions, Ry foarimnizing a ee
reliable investment like our

Kindersley operation, we’ve also

downtown. Castlegar. 365-74
SUNDAY CASNEWS s 15:
10 a.m. Friday —_____H——_—

Order by Mail

Petroleum has been a positive,
profitable investment with an

and within B.C. call toll free

PARTIAL LIST OF OVER 400 ITEMS
.. (112) 800-663-0361.

VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT ANTIQUES
Te la 4-dr. c/w air * 4-Piece Oak Waterfall bedroom
* 1973 Chrysler preys, _ suite
- 19: lagon ~"s==ye-Gramaphone
7 yas ae truck, ready * 16mm
to work *
CAMPERS & *
MOTORCYCLES *
* 1982 CB750 F Honda Super Sport
(New Condition)
1970 350 Honda
1972 Starcraft Tent Trailer
14° Shasta Trailer
Camperette 8’ Box
24’ Swimming Pool
King Spa Hot Tub. For inside or
outside. Ready for use.

.& Enjoy Your Summer

trailer space. 365-3 3/54
extremely high success rate for new Print your Action Ad on a Generous cash discounts on these units :

Starting Thursday, THE Ory or TRAH
|_______ “Wells drilled and annual production separate piece of paper ond or excellent trade values=

Augustl | exceeding one million barrels of oil. Be ae ee | ee —— 7 a ee —|- PROPOSAL CALL

Depart Castlegar — 8 a.m. ea Ha ;
to connect with PWA oday, the company is one of The Costlegar News reserves Proposal calls are invited from, con-
Saskatchewan's most active tractors for the construction of a new
Were getting our future together.

the right to classify ads under.
pastbennd? lalts drillers, and its healthy cash flow sidewalk to replace an old sidewalk

ovie projector
Mantle clock tie
Shortwave radio
Wash stand
Furniture
Household Items
Office Desk
Assorted Building Supplies
Air Compressor
Some Electrical
*% Central Air Conditioner for 1,200
sq.ft. home

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Heenan nights Act Thi Act Clearance $11,000.00, Clearance $7,995.00
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Proposals will be. received up until 2:00

p.m. on July 19th, 1985.

state or i aes Save ) $995. 00 ' Save $700.00

H COME IN AND. MAKE YOUR
Proposals must be in a sealed envelope
marked as “Sidewalk Proposal” and

or specificat
BEST DEAL!
to the City Manager, 1395 Pine

M ke’ s Mobile Homes Ltd.
Avenue, Trail, B.C. V1R 4E6.

1 ‘of an applicant's
race, religion, colour, marital
status, ancestry, place of NEXT SALE: JULY 28 - — ESTATE AUCTION
ge, sex_(uniess tl Complete Household.

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RUSSELL AUCTION — 399-4793

CASTLEGAR pealer No. 0K.
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