CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 26, 1979

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Century 21 spotlights thls special residence in North Castlegar. One of the
finest custom crafted homes In the city. Three bedrooms, full basement,
beautiful satin walnut cabinetry in kitchen with similar feature wail In
separate dining room. Two fireplaces with heatilators, bullt-In dishwasher,

down. MLS .

Exq
itely decorated, up

and

HUGE LOT IN E. RASP- LOOKING FOR THE BEST
BERRY. with y Here isa ly de-
kept modular home. 2 sun- signed one-year-old, 2,700-

double carport and partlally would satisfy even the most
finished basement sulte discriminating buyer. Some
make this the home you'll deluxe features are: three
want! Call today for futher baths, 4 bedrooms, 2 fire-
information. $59,900. MLS places, central alr condi-
A ¢ 4 hf tloning, central vacuuming
a. and bullt-in dishwasher. All

private driveway, located at
the end of a quiet no-thru
a zach street. Call now for an app-
JUMP INTO.THE SHOW. ointment to view.
ER when you awake in-your § :
new master bedroom, jump
Into the shower in the #

decks, loads of cupboards, sq.-ft., 2-storey home that-

hls on a huge lot with a

NEWLISTINGS —
OLD. FASHIONED
CHARMI Great ‘starter or
retirement home on large
tot in Robson. Attractively
ronovated, lots of new. kit-

chen cupboards. Priced at]. :

only $33,500. for quick sale,

Call today! 2 s

PASS CREEK ACREAGE 1
level cleared acre approx.
CIiES L: LD 8 ninutes from Castlegar.
Tv Sultable for animals ‘or
365-3347 residential site. Call’ the
Ba Cooper Team for more
4 Information. 3
BEAUTIFUL % acre In
Raspberry to bulld your
dream home on! $18,000.

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Fanta etry a
eautiful roc!

fireplace is just one of the We have tw economy. pric:
many’ features that ‘high- Castlegar North
Nights this new 3-bdrm. i :
home located on a fully 2% acres with a view In
‘landscaped lot In Woodland Pass Creek, eh 0
Park. See this home today, yee.
and buy for everlasting
comfort. Many nice featur-
és left for your surprise.
TAKE YOURSELF OUT OF
THE CITY You can enjoy § z iid 4
the’ relaxed Ilfe style you Picture yourself relaxing in
deserve, within minutes of the privacy of your fenced-
Casitegar. The home is like in, landscaped yard In the
New and on 7 acres of land. country-like suburb of BI-
The chickens may keep you ueberry Creek. Not many

Act quickly, thls one won't}.

ensuite. Have breakfast in

busy, but the garden will jeft in this price range!
fill your freezer.

Quality home on large:
landscaped lot. 2 baths, 4
bedrooms, finished up
and down. MLS

ONLY FOUR LOTS LEFT

your bright, cheery kitchen
land enjoy the natural sur-
roundings of your ‘total
home. If this sounds inter-
esting, call us now for an
appointment to view.

There Is 96 ft. of prime
. commercial frontage In this
Cooper A r

$60,000. Is t
Located close to Super Valu .
this excellent commercial
property lends itself perfec-
tly for-a building site with

Listed at $65,000.

twin-sink vanity in bathroom, bullt-in china cabinet, super large carport.

ROBSON 3-bedroom
home, Immaculate bullt-In
stove, nicely treed fot.

NORTH CASTLEGAR 3-
bedroom home, must
seen. Electric heat, full
basement with rec. room,
guest house.

BLUEBERRY CREEK
immaculate 2-bedroom
home on beautiful fot.
Guest bedroom In base-
ment. Includes stove and
drapes.Woodstove in

BLUEBERRY CREEK
Large family home In
subdivision with fireplace
in family room on main
floor. Large living room,
dining room, full base-
ment, sundeck, landscap-
ed lot. .

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basement. $49,900.

CONNORS ROAD SUB-
DIVISION Six new houses
under construction. Wide

selection from $64,500.

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

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-half from Kinnaird Ele-
mentary School. $19,900.

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
fioor. Gas heating.$37,500

VIEW FROM KINNAIRD
BENCH

Hideaway privacy on
a large secluded lot with
family pool. Ten rms. for
individual cholce, archi-
tecturally modern, with
hotwater-comfort heating,
accent fireplaces, sundeck
workshop & 4 bdrms. If
you deserve the very best,
you will want to see this
[home of homes. $119,900.

# Alr-conditloner Included.

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ESTATES

HIPWELL REALTY

BUILDER’S HOME —
Lakeview Drive.

You will honestly be
thrilled at the bulit-in
quality, generrestorage,
and other cr patures
of this ‘On bunga-
low. F. £0, dishwash-
er, drap*, china cabinet,
etc. & a double carport.
Qulet neighborhood.
$64,500.

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.

85x150-ft. lot. First-home
special? $39,000.

SMALL WATERFRONT
HOME — Robson

Truly a delightful lo-
cation for casual living.
Boating, fishing, garden-
Ing, or greenhousing. 2
bdrms., separate dining,
view porch, and full base-

ment. If you like a home fl.

with a friendly character,
Try this one at $48,000.

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

OOTISCHENIA GRASS-
LAND

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

division,
i)

Wallace Reid

Norm Werre

Malcom Scott

Carol Daniel

Walter Tymofievich
Mary Wade Anderson
Kathy Plotnikoff

Stan Partridge, Agent

Up and down duplex. Live on the
superbly finished main floor and
rent out the suite on the lower level.
2 fireplaces, 3 kitchens, private

. entry to each suite. 2-car carport
with large sundeck over. Beautiful
landscaping with fruit trees, garden
and flowers. Very central location.
Good buy at $85,000. MLS

SCENICALLY SUPREME

Take advantage of the view from the
private patlo of this: splendid, .3-
bdrm., split-level home. Features
include corner flreplace, large living
and dining rooms, spacious kitchen,
and much much more. Call us fora
viewing appointment.

SALMO — BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNITY :

N 2
First-class gasoline and repair ser-
vice in prime Salmo location. Owner
anxious and has. listed at $13,000
below assessed value. Don’t miss
this golden opportunity. All infor-
mation in confidence.

SOUTH SLOCAN LOCATION
Centrally located between Nelson
and Castlegar. This home offers
some very 9xciting features—beau-
‘tiful cedar panelling and carpet to
match, 2 large bdrms., convenlent
utility area. Very good value of only
$36,000. MLS

BUILDING LOT — PRICES ARE
RISING :

Buy now, tomorrow Is too tate!
Newly subdivided 60x100-ft. lat on
quiet street In S. Castlegar. Buy
now and build your home by winter.
-$16,500. '

in the Connors Road Sub-

365:7051
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399-4101
365-3250
365-3750
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je@- QUALITY. AND STYLE
of This beautiful home on sth

Ave. S. Castlegar, Is one of
the finest-built homes In
the area. Features include 4
bdrms., 2 fireplaces, pri-
vate sundeck, and a super
100x180-ft. landscaped lot.

Some of the features in this
deluxe home in.N. Castl
gar Include 2,200 sq. ft.
finlshed living area. 4 bath-
rooms, sauna, rec. room,
bullt-In vacuum and humid-
ifler. Bullt-In dishwasher,
Serburator. and com pute,
ized cook top and built-in

oven. This quallty home If your family deserves the

very best, call us nowl
cou be your dream come Asking $87,500.

gi id parking. Lot
size {[s 94x154. Another =
Cooper exclusive. NEW HOME WITH suP-
SUPER NEAT This North ER VIEW 3 bdrms., sunken
Castlegar home Is in fantas- living room, 12x26-ft. sun-
tic condition. Finished on deck and same size sunken
two floors, fully landscaped patio below. Two full fire-
and fenced lot. You will be places (brick), roughed-in
Proud to call this home your wet bar and bath down-
own. Recent renovations stairs. Private yard. This
add quality ‘to the quaint home will satisfy the most
styling. Well priced at $52,- careful buyer—quality
500. ste everywhere. $69,900.

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STUDENT AID was provided recently by a number of

pupils from Stanley Humphries Secondary School and ,

Kinnatrd Junior Secondary School in the final stages of

landscaping at the site of the Castlegar Lions. Club's
j fons ot Kl

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ird Park. The garden,

is part of a $300,000 plan, designed by Slocan Valley ar-

chitect Eric Clough, for y;

grading the park. Walter

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 26,1979

CUPE’s new representative
- stresses positive approach

By GEORGE GAMMON
CASNEWS REPORTER

“I did not come brand-
ishing a sword, but I am not
waving a white flag either.”

That is how Ed Haggan,
Fred Pyke's replacement as
Canadian Union of Public
Employees national ropro-
sentative for the West Koot-
enay region, describes his
attitude toward bargaining
with public sector employers,

- The 44-year-old Haggan
told the C: News he

by George

Uranium exploration’ in
B.C. should ii but

So far: 168 briefs have
from

Board, Brig.-Gen. B.D, Dan-_

been ived

with more strict regulations.

That was among the nine
recommendations in the in-
terim report released last
week by the five-man royal
commission on uranium min-
ing in the province.

“The commission, headed
by Dr. David Bates of the
Universi d

ed groups, organizations and
individuals,

Technical hearings are
scheduled for later this year
and early in 1980 here and in
Victoria. Additional hear-
ings, if needed, will take
place in March.

Other recommendations

y of B.C.

that its final report in Aug-
ust, 1980, may make more
detailed recommendations to
the provincial cabinet.

Bates told a news con-
ference that present methods
of controlling. uranium ex-

@ Making district ge-
ologists responsible for the
surveillance of exploration
activity;

e The wearing of radio-
activity measuring devices
by exploration staff;

in the p are

tection of the public and the
environment.

“Exploration can be
made safer than it is at the
moment,” said Bates. “Some
sites.in B.C. are safe, but
others are not.”

The commission, estab-
lished in January, said that
additional legislation is not
specifically needed, but pre-
sent regulations are, in some
cases, not being enforced,

Among the

not adequate for proper pro-

e n on radio-
activity being provided to
health and pollution control
officials and the’ public;

@ The storage of radio-
active cores from diantond
drilling;

@ Public warning signs at.
places where outcrops of

rocks are specially radio-°

active; Z
e The development of a
province-wide radiation ob-
servation network.

ations are: the province
should institute a licensing
-procedure for uranium ex-
ploration; B.C. should pro-

NEW HOME — CONNORS ROAD
This excellent quality home Is now
completed and ready for occupancy
within days. Large deck with patio
doors from master bdrm. and dining
room overlooks the most beautiful
river View In town. Basement entry.
Priced right at $79,900.

FAIRVIEW

Country atmosphere within minutes
of Trail or Castlegar. Well cared for
3-bdrm mobile home with 4th bdrm.
and family room In new. addition.
Large sundeck. Enquire about the
many desirable features. Nicely
landscaped tot. $33,500. MLS

C-2 ZONING i
Two lots on Columbla Ave. with C-2

. zoning, 200-ft. frontage in excellent

tocation with lots of exposure. Call
us for further Information.

aif &

~ A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH!

Invest some time and money into
this 2-bdrm. home and you will have

‘It glistening In no time. This home

features oak floors In bdrms, good
floor plan, convenient kitchen and
covered sundeck. All this on a
corner tot. Estate Sale - must sell.
$37,500.

CITY BUILDING LOT

Located In N. Castlegar. This
property has lots to offer for $7,900.
Absentee owner says sell. Offers?

CHRISTINA LAKE HIGHWAY
15.45 acres only minutes. from
Castlegar clty Ilmits. One of the few
properties this close fronting on the
highway and not In the A.L.R. Very
good holding property. -

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TRADE UP INTO LUXURY «

The contractor of this outstanding
new home will consider your pres-
ent home or lot as part: payment.
Some features Include 2 fireplaces,
excellent quallty kitchen cabinets,
sundeck, 2-car garage, full bsmt.
and utility room conveniently locat-
ed on main floor. Asking $96,800.
and worth It. i

RURAL BUILDING LOTS :
Located 30 minutes from Castlegar
are two large building lots. 1.84
acres each. They are mostly level
and easy to bulld on. Asking price
$10,000. each. MLS

if FEATURE HOME OF
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION AND
SUPBERB WORKMANSHIP |
Say wf c

BRAND-NEW EXECUTIVE HOME
2,000 aq. ft., plus full bsmt., stress-
ing super quality throughout. Some
of the many outstanding features
are teak cupboards, 2 flraplaces,
2-car garage, sunken family room,
and brick-front exterior. If you are
looking for the best, this Is itl MLS

BLUEBERRY CREEK ACREAGE
Two 5-acre blocks by the creek with
possibility for subdivision or use as
hobby farm. Excellent Investment
at $78,000 for both or owner-will sell
5-acre blocks separately.

CASTLEGAR DOWNTOWN COM-

365-3336

SOUTH CASTLEGAR

If you’re looking for a small house.
on a large lot, this is the paerfect
combination! The nice decor gives
this home a pleasant and cheery
atmosphere. The large lot gives you
plenty of room to park your boat and
camper. Give us a call for. detalls.
$36,500. MLS nS :

‘RARELY
Is a home of this quality offered for
sale. Uniquely designed with cedar

exterior, post & beam and lots of .

wood finishing. 1,800 sq..-ft. on
main floor with 4 bdrms., sunken
Ilving room and family room with
beautiful rock fireplace. Almost
fully lower level
rumpus room, sauna and a complete
‘teenager’ suite with private ent-
-rance. Cholce 11th Ave. view loca-
tlon close to schools, park and -
playground. Owner leaving area..
Excellent-price at $89,900.
16 TREED ACRES
Located In the Pass Creek Valley.
Good highway frontage with easy
pecess: Beautiful pine trees. $29,-
PASS CREEK ACREAGE :
8.75 nicely treed sloping acres just
+ over 1% miles up Pass Creek Road,
directly above falls. This property is
not In the A.L.R. and has no Zoning.
Good potential. $30,00 MLS 2

NOW SELLING

BIRCHLAND
-HEIGHTS!!

Castlegar's Newest & Finest Subdivision

. tory adits and shafts; and
hoo ateleter guldeline’s ‘and’ rég
ulations for contro} of explor-.
ation should be introduced as
part of the licensing process.
‘The commission has held
10 public hearings in. B.C,
communities — including
Castlegar — near known
uranium deposits or areas of
interest to the uranium min-

hibit the driving of explor-__

The also set
out guidelines on = special
hazards to supplement pres-
ent regulations, including
recommendations on road

ig

p Ad
pitting (including blasting)

and drilling.

The commission was es-
tablished to inquire into the
adequacy of existing mea-

sures to provide protection in _
all aspects of uranium mining -

in the province.
Commission members

ing industry. Cs
also visited: uranium explor-
ation sites. 2

Bates also visited uran-
ium mining k in Sas-

‘are Bates, pi “of medi-
cine and physiology at UBC,
Dr. James Murray, UBC
professor of geology, Valter
former chai

katchewan, the United
States, Australia, Japan and
France.

of the B.C. Pollution Control .

Board and present chairman
of the Pesticide Control

Seven Sons of Free-
dom sect members were
found. guilty in Nelson
county court last Thursday
on one charge’ each of
attempted arson.

The one-and-a-half
days of. testimony before
judge Kenneth D. Hough-
ton indicated that on May
13 the seven came to the
home of South Slocan resi-
dent and orth Douk-

7 Freedomites guilty
of attempted arson

in the jury box, doubling as
a prisoners’ dock, and sang
Russian hymns before each
court session.

None of the seven nor
their solicitor, Peter Richie
of Vancouver,. objected to

by, the '8 execu-
tive secretary, and counsel
Russell Anthony, who has
served in a similar capacity
with other commissions.

“This interim . report
deals with only one aspect of
what we've been asked to
consider,” Bates said. “We
now have a concept of what
people view as the problems
of uranium mining in B.C.

“The next step will be a
mutual education stage with
the technical hearings.

“It's clear that the in-
dustry needs an improve-

Continue hunting uranium in B.C. —
but with stiffer controls, says report

ment in communication with
the public because there is
somo obvious frustration in

has not had sufficient time
since his arrival at the

union's Trail office earlior |

this month to assess labor
relations in the region, but

“I also intend to meet
with various employers as
well, but I haven't had the
time yet. It will be a few
weeks until I have a better
idea as to what the situation

Trustees ask
for language

course option

School District No. 9
trustees have asked the ed-
ucation ministry to allow
substitution of Russian lan-
guage courses for Front at

dary lev

da positive h
to his role as a negotiator,

The former of
a Toronto CUPE local rep-
resenting nearly 5,000 mu-
nicipal workers, Haggan said
he is not famillar with Pyke’s
style “but I know

getting about
uranium mining.” :
Bates called for the pr
vincial government to move
quickly in consideration of
the recommendations,
“Sites can be made more

he was an excellent national
representative.”
“As far asI'm d,

istry provide the alternative
for students who have com-
pleted three years of the
regular French prog

Aside from the changes
ereated by living in a new
environment, Haggan said,
he also has to adjust to the
change of representing a

, smaller number of union per-
sonnel distributed among a
greater number of. units,

“The difference in Tor-
onto was that I was res-
ponsible for representing
close to 5,000 workers con-
tained in one unit,” he said.
“Here there are 17 different
units, which possess a bit of a
problem in that they are
spread all over these wonder-
ful mountains.”

Haggan said that al-
though there is the distance
problem, there is also a defin-
ite communications advan-

“We should be able to
communicate much better as
I will be dealing with smaller

ise,” he

from Grades 5 to 7.
Trustees were told at

their meeting last week a

number of wanted

if something can be negoti-

ated it will be negotiated,” he

explained. “If it can't be
Ived, it is

safe than they are,”
jhe said. “Some will be more
“difficult than others.”
Murray said the Pol-
lution Control Board must
become much more involved
in getting information about

uranium mining.

we
will face when the time
comes.” é

Since arriving in Trail,
he has only met’ with “a
couple” of the CUPE locals to
determine what the local
issues are, he said,

is

to study Russian but the
additional load created by the
extra course could pose prob-
lems for the students.

“I doubt very much that
the ministry will approve the
recommendation,” district
secretary-treasurer John
Dascher, who did not elabor-
ate on his comment, told the
cboard.

groups
said,

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the facts as by
the Crown, but the accused
said in their own defence
that the owner of the home
had invited them. -

hobor Joe PodoVinikoff.
Gasoline was spilled on the
Podovinikoff house and
matches were lit, Crown
witnesses said. -
Throughout the trial;

ded in custody
until the sentencing date
are Tina Zmaeff, 54, Nellie
Koodrin, 57, ‘Helen Kina-
kin, .44, Molly Stoochnoff,
49, Alex Legebokoff, 65,
Fred Hadikin, 63 and his

the defendants sat naked

wife, Pauline Hadikin, 64.

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