January 15, 1989

SPORTS

Ca tlegar SLOWPITCH LEAGUE

invites written,requests from non-profit organizations to sponsor either

Bavarian Gardens

Food Concessions for tournaments during

the 1989 season

Send submissions to. CASTLEGAR SLOWPITCH LEAGUE Box 3171, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3H7

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL

Glen, 365-6363 or Katrina 365-3270

1989: CAMPION BOATS IN STOCK

180 HORIZON HARDTOP Built-in Fuel Tank, Floor Storage. Camper Back Canvass, Wiper & Horn.

H.P. Merc O/B Oil-injected, Power Trim. Alll Galvanized Highliner Trailer

PAYMENTS FROM ONLY

$2992...

With 25% Down Total Price $18267.36

Syringa Park Marina

Call Sid Smith 472

Shell picks up one point

Woodland Park Shell came away with a loss and a tie this week in CRHL action. Shell tied Sandman Inn 3-3. on Thursday and lost 97 to Hi Arrow Arms Wednesday.

Ian Stewart, Randy Martin and Tony DaRosa got the Shell goals in Thursday's contest against Sandman. Assists went to Bob Larsh, Mike Cor.

, Barry Streliev, Frank Costa and

Bruno Tassone picked up a pair for Shell with Sten Mattéll picking up the lone single. Randy Carlson pick ed up three assists and Tassone and Mattel got one assist each

In Wednesday's game Chief Mer cer, Murray Pearson and Wayne Kinakin each scored two goals for Shell with Wes MacPherson picking up the lone single

Assists went to Pearson Carlson and Martin Sander

Kevin Kirby and Vince Antignani each scored two goals for Hi Arrow in the team’s victory. Rod Zavaduk Byron Smith, Chris Brodman, Corbet and John Obetkoff. all scored one goal

Corbet, Antignani lieg, Obetkoff and Arrow assists.

B.C. Games badminton team named

Kinakin

Mitch Quaedv

Kirby drew Hi

en

January 15, 1989

For Rent_

2 BDRM. house, North Castlegar, Iridge stove included. $400/mo. Ph. 399-4168, tin/03

FURNISHED 3 bdrm. house.

Display Advertising 365-5210

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ay,

Castlégar News

Castlegar near $325, Ph. 965 1/03 BLUEBERRY 2 bdrm. partially turnished suite, $275/month, 365-5312 Ma *tin/0i 2 BDRM. suite, Unfurnished available leamediotely balance of this month tre Ph, 36! 3

SATURDAY CURLING .

- All four sheets of ice at the Castlegar

CasNewsPhot

curling year is shaping up to be even busier than 1988

Curling Club were being used by area curlers yesterday as the }989

Poddubny expresses

caution

Snowphone 365-7614

For current W. Kootenay Ski Area conditions and

information

Tex badminton players —five men and five women — won the right to. represent’ Zone 1 (East and WE6t Kootenays) at the B.C, Winter Games after coming out on top of the Winter Games tryouts last week in Nelson.

Sherry Melvor, Lorraine Podvel nikoff and Heather Syfchuck of Nel son, Cindy Stykle of Nakusp and Patti Hunter of Cranbrook made the Zone 1 ladies team

Representing the men will be Mark Underwood of Nelson, Don Poole of Castlegar, Larry Keraiff of Crawford Bay'and Cranbrook’s Jor dan Aasland and Bruce Hunter.

Zone 1 alternate badminton play ers are Ezreena and Malena Draper of Crawford Bay, Keith Milne of Nelson and Gene Milne of Edgewood

National Ski Week

January 23-27

ee

Celebrate National Ski Week and the best skiing of the year at...

Lift Tickets And Rentals ..

“CASTLEGAR & AREA RECREATION DEPARTMENT

JAN. 15 with today's flyers! Public 3:45: p-m

JAN. 16 — Fitness, 10/11 Lunch Hour Hockey. 12-1_p

See our winter brochure Skating. 2

Complex m, Parent

2pm. Fitness, Kin

Fot-Skating— naird Elementary, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Fit

p.m. Parent & Tot, 11-12 noon. Fit ness, 7-8 p.m., SHSS.

JAN. 18 — See our winter brochure with today’s Castlegar News, in stores or at the Recreation Office Fitness, 10-11 a.m., Complex. Lunch Hour Hockey, 12-1 p.m.

Phone 365-3386 — 2101-6th Ave., Castleger

JAN. 19 — Parent & Tot Skating, J 12.noon..Public Skating,.2:4-20-p-m Fitness. Complex. 6:30-7-30 p.m.Fit ness, SHSS. 7-8 p.m

JA — Fitness. 10-11!o.m,kynch _ Hour Hockeyry 12-1

Skating. 2-3:30 b.m

Hockey Week. Rebels vs. Trail

No Public Hockey

Skating

Rebels vs. Beaver

Minor Hockey Dance. music by The Breakers, 9

p.m. Tickets $5 each

JAN. 22 — No Public Skating

Why Not Skate

In the Castlegar Kiwanis Club

10 a.m.-1 p.m. Arena Complex

50% /50%

Skate-a-thon Sat., Jan. 28

PLEDGE FORMS AVAILABLE AT Carl's Drugs & Pharmasave

Help fund the organization of your choice and community projects

QUEBEC (CP) — Don't count Walt Poddubny among those who believed coach Jean Perron could immediately transform the Quebec Nordiques into an NHL powerhouse@

“Because we got off to such a quick start with Jean behind the bench, I guess people assumed we adjusted overnight,”". the veteran centre said in a recent interview

“But it never happens that way It’s going to take time.”

Quebec won two and tied two of its first five games under Perron, who took over as coach Dec. 16 after Ron Lapointe was forced to quit because of a cancerous kidney

Since then, however, thé Nordi- ques haven't won in, seven games, prompting many observers to doubt whether Perron will fulfil his promise to lead the team into the playoffs

But Poddubny, traded to the Nor diques ffom the New York Rangers defends _his coach and says the team, last in the Adams Division, will improve once the play- ers become more familiar with Per- ron's defence-minded stratgegy

Jast_ summer.

Three rinks win a pair this week

By GERRY WICHERT

Three Castlegar rinks participated in an excellently organized bonspiel for Oldtimers at Trail. ‘The trip turned into a very educational long Weekend for Castlegar's crews who simply couldn't cope with swinging ice conditions. But, all enjoyed the fabulous dinner at the banquet and the renewal of old friendships.

At home sast-week's-curting was

back to pre-Christmas form. Some teams, apparently, were on search and destroy missions.

By taking advantage of opponents crucial misses and then running up already final scores. However, most games were played according to the motto “live and let's live.”

Posting two wins each were the rinks skipped by Flynn, Kaardal, Obedkoff, Oglow and McGillivray The rinks skipped by Bate, Kelley, and Rust, came in with one win and

ich. Recording one win each

the teams of Archambault,

Gauley and Walker. Verzuh’s and

Buffett's rinks ended up with one tied game

This week's draw will see

Tuesday morning Bradford against vs. Wilson, Archam Rust, and Walker will go against Leckie

In the afternoon we, have Water man playing Oglow, Obedkoff eyeing Kelley and McGauley meeting Buf. fett

Wednesday morning puts Burak against Bate, Flynn vs. Rust, Brad ford vs. Wilson apd Verzuh will go against McGillivray

Thursday morning’s draw has Archambault battling Oglow, Walker meeting Kelley and Waterman play ing against McGillivray

At 1 p.m. it will be Obedkoff against Buffett, McGauley vs. Burak, Kaardal vs. Leckie and Verzuh eye balling Bate.

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3 pny mis home, large addition, turnished/unturnished, washer fridge, stove. Very clean behind “Robson school” Children welcome $350 monthly. Ph. 365-2444 3/03 ONE bdrm. furnished, riverbank apar tment, near Mohawk, $250/month utilities included. Inquire Mother Nature's Pantry, 365-7750 or 365-6096. ttn/01 IN ROBSON, 2 bdrm. mobile home, gos heat, furnished/unturnished, trom $195. 365-3155.

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APPLICATIONS are being received for 2 and 3 bedroom family rental accom modotion located in Castlegar Features, are children’s playground and

‘Homes For Sale

SMALL 3 bdrm., no. bosement, 1.53 acres, China Creek. Moving. Many ex tras. $31,500 OBO. Ph. 693:5589. 3/03

Buying or Selling a Home?

eed Info on- Other

DAI loss Ser: Free Home and Business Evaluations DAVID DANIEL 365-2111 of 365-6892

3 BORM. and bath upstairs; one bdrm suite downstairs; large deck, carport gorage, North Castlegar, 365-6907 04

Vehicles

1972 TOYOTA truck, no ryst, $700 on engine, new paint, $1,495. 365-2511 9/04

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stlegar Realty Ltd. OFFICE 365-2166 RES. 365-3520

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1989 IS IT YOUR MOVE?

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tenant garden areas. Rent

available to qualified appl For tur Ther information, please contact Mr Nijhuis at 365-2667, or write to 8.C Housing Commission, No. 1-1449 Arrow Lakes Drive, Castlegar, 8.C. VIN 1B9. 140/22

3 BDRM. trailer, 14-11, wide. Robson

GENUINE SHEEPSKIN

Heinz writes book

By NEIL ST! The Canadian Pres:

The realities of getting to and playing in the National Hockey League have never been spelled out so clearly

Rick Heinz, former NHL goaltender, has stripped the glamor from hockey's big time and provided the bare, if not frightening facts in his book Many Are Called . Few Are Signed.

It's an expose that the fan, the parent and the youngster with NHL aspirations will find worth while.

Heinz, 33, a native of Essex, Ont., played U.S. college hockey at the University of Minnesota-Duluth before signing with the NHL's St, Louis Blues in 1979. He appeared in 49 NHL games with the Blués and the Vancouver Canucks before his career petered out in the minors in 1986.

Heinz, like many others, advises the NHL to‘ go back toa draft where 20-eyar-old players represent the minimum age, rather than the current 18. He also tells teenagers to keep open the possibility of playing U.S cdllege hockey

“The young kids need time to develop not only on the ice, but off the ice, he says of the NHL draft. “Many are given a t di amount of r y and they are unable to handle it. In some cases, it costs a kid his career.”

On U.S. colleges: “It is the smartest avenue to the pros. Not only can you get a chance to play in the big league, but also you can get a good education at the same time. With the odds being so much against the average hockey player making the NHL, you can fall back on your education if things fail to work out.”

An agent is a necessity for a teenager going the

I was a very average hockey player (some experts _ junior hockey route rather than the U.S. college path, in the game thought.I was less than average), who got _he says. A player who hires an agent becomes ineligible to the NHL but never really made a name for himself,” for a U.S. scholarship.

Heinz admits in the preface to his book “Unless-you are a high draft thoice, you have a COMPLETE GUIDE better chance of getting hit by lightning than breaking

Step by step, Heinz guides the reader through the into the NHL without an-agent.” process of making it to the NHL, the “promised land of Heinz explains how to find an agent, what to know hockey.” about contract negotiations, how players are paid, tax

With 500,000 boys registered in minor hockey systems affecting pay and countless other details that leagues across Canada and only about 400 NHL jobs _ most amateur players and.fans are unaware of. available to Canadians each year, the odds for the While some of the material might seem mundane — average youngster making it to the big league are about Heinz lists every hockey team in every league, for 1,250-1 instance — the bulk’ of his book is instructive and

Ifa boy beats the odds and makes it, Heinz says, _interesting professional hockey is not “the flawless profession that Once in the NHL, a player must deal with hockey’s the television screen leads you to believe it is.” biggest drug problem — booze. Heinz recounts his own

The weak often fall by the wayside, regardless of | experience. He was arrested after being ’in a fight the talent they might possess. outside a hotel in Cincinnati

“The NHL has.no heart,” Heinz writes “It was a terrible ineident which not only caused timid players are chewed up and spit out. my family and myself a lot of aggravation, but didn't do

AVOID PITFALLS my career any good either; a very costly night on the

By 1m means is this book a diatribe. Heinz loved the town all because of excessive drinking.” opportunity to play in the NHL. All he’s trying to do is, Heinz closes his book by stating: “You now haverall in the frankest terms, save others from the pitfalls he the information to determine if you are willing to pay either experienced or witnessed. the price and become a profe:

Heinz formed his own small company té publish his book and it is being sold through major chains-actoss Canada.

‘Weak and

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UNIVERSAL STRAP-ons Reg. $46.95 MULTIFIT SLIPCOVERS Reg. $69.95

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1,4 DALE WATSON

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available immediately. 365-2675. 7/01

PADS. for rent, Fraser Valley. 3 months free pad rent, 581-7554 tin/94

FOR SALE

Nice small 3 bedroom. Sunporch. Franklin Fi nepinde. Lovo Fanced Yard, Robson. Offers to $30,000.

Call 365- 3243 0 or 352. 6944

Equipment

1970 CASE 580 loader 2-lever extend-a hoe, rebuilt diesel engine, new tire: pump. Asking $7800. 365-5699.

PERSON with suitable equipment operate gravel pit for year 1989. 5434 evenings

WANTED — Bookcase. Ph. 365-7197. 3/03

[FURNISHED bachelor suites, close in Utilities included, $225/month. 365-6251

tn/66 OFFICE Space, 1444 Columbia Ave. 365. 6700 days, 365-6363 evenings._ttn/100

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X-COUNTRY. ski boots, One_pair_ size 38 (6). $20; one pair size 40 (7), $20. Like New. 365-6168 3/5 You may advertise in this column free of charge. Up to two items may be adver tised, but the articles must.not total over

Phone our action ad number 365-2212. ttn 89

For Rent

MODERN CABINS trom $250/month, in: clusive. Please call 226-7206. 3/5 BLUEBERRY, 2 bdrm. trailer complete with garport. Partially furnished in. cludingawasher and dryer. No pets. 6. 5549.

BRIGHT 2 bdrm. suite, $175, 365 20, Available immediately

ONE BDRM. semi-furnished a suite. Private entrance. 365-5283. ~ 3/5 LARGE 3 bdrm. mobile home in Robson. Gas heat. Furnished or unfurnished.

365-3155. tta/92

20 BOXES good Red Delicious apples ot $8 per box, 365-7 3/5 NIGHT TABLE with rae top on casters, $75. Two cotfee tables, $50 each torge mirror, $25. 365-6459.

50. BALES of hay, $2.25 per bole. 399 4301 3/5 LADIES navy and turquoise DITRANI one. piece ski suit, size 10. $100. Lodies downfill turquoise vest, size 10. $30. Ladies navy blue downtili jacket, size 10. $50, 365-7315, 3/04 FOR SALE — 1974 20-inch Eltrahome por table color TV. Good working order $150. Phone 365-5282. 3/04 % SIZE mattress & box spring $150 Chrome rocker mocrome~ round table with gloss top $25. Ph. 365. 3296 at ter 5 p.m 3/03

Fancy Fur & Feathers

THE KOOTENAYS LARGEST

HUNGARIAN Vizsla Puppies, Pointer Retriever, companion, excellent tem perment. Ph. 362-5228 3/0.

Dog Chunks som tos Dog Pellets ss. soo $18.95 Cat Food 775 $12.65

ARROW BUILDING

$19.95

Castlegar, 365-2175 © Trail, 368-5311

Under $40

SIZE 8 Munari ski boots $39. Ph. 365. 3608. 3/03 POLE TYPE bathroom storage unit, $10. Kitchen step-choir, $20. 365.6239. 3/5

For kent

3 BDRM. “apt Ph. 365-6538. T-BDRM. basement suile, utilities in cluded. Private entrance $255. 365-6571 77/02

heat/light included $400. 7/03

Maranatha Court

Family like atmosphere 1, 2nd 3 bedroom units fridge and stove

ideal Retirement Handicapped Units available Close to 3 Schools

Private Entrance, Sundeck or Patio

with

4 BORM. house, Robson, fireplace, gorage, $350. Dave 365-2111, 365.6892 3/04

2 BEDROOM, furnished suite, private en trance. Close to bus. $250/month, in cluding utilities. 365-6139 after 6 p.m.

7

DUPLEX. 2 bdrm. $225. 3 bdrm. Available Feb. Ist. Jorden. 365-2111

2 BDRM. house, Robson

$250/month No dogs, please. 365-5119 TEN/O4

ARBORITE kitchen table with 6 bucket seat chairs, good {condition $200. 365-3498 or 365-580 3108 SIZE 14-16 Mary Mone grey cardigan skaters sweater. pattern in red, white and blue colors, lovely outdoor sweater BO, size 16 navy blue full length leather coat, like new, asking $40 OBO size 16 leather car coat, quilted lining tan color. like new $50 OBO. Ph. 365. 6232 3 SENIOR Citizens may advertise items for sale in this column tree of charge Please call 365-2212 also have your Pharmacare Card Number handy. We wilt ron-your-ad-tor 3 issues, 3 items only, limit $200 for 3 items. The price of each item must be stated tin/94

Sw fap Sho 3

YOU must state whai you ore willing to swap for. Value of the item must He stated, and must not exceed $100. Phone our Action Ad number 365-2212 or write Swap Shop, Box 3007, Castlegar

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ELECTRICIAN WANTED

Kalesnikoff Lumber has a full time opening for a Journeyman Electrician. Must have P.L.C. Experience.

Call 399-4211 OR APPLY TO: Kalesnikoff Lumber Co., Box 3000, Thrums, B.C. VIN 318

WOODLAND PARK HOUSING CO-OP Large 2 and 3 bedroom ae

B.C. VIN 3H4. We'll run your ad for 3 issues at no charge #785

of yard. Possible subsidy available Smoll ts welcome on approval. Of fice open 2-4 Wednesday or leave message

Ph. 365-2677

Property

WRITER, Pilot, Rancher, ‘Dog Fancier

needs modest quarters in the country

TO LEASE: Clean, close to town, 2 bdrm

house, fenced yard, carport, $400 mon th. 365-5185 days 7/04 IMMACULATE, geod sized family home. Blueberry Cre. Available im mediately Peter 365-3507 TEN704

room for animals. impeccable local reterences. Will lease with option to buy. 365-2271 3

BUILDING LOT, small house, $18,600 Robson, Fraser Avenue. 365-6342 otter § a.m,

Mobile Homes

WANTED: Mobile homes. 561-7554 leave a message ttn 94

Vehicles

1975 JIMMY 4x4. 350, 4-speed. Good condition, $3300 OBO. 399-4253 after 5 p.m. us

1964 BUICK Skylark. Excellent condition 86,000 miles. $2400. 365-3948 5 1967 CHEV ‘4-ton. 4-speed, good ton dition, $1650. 365-3948 5 1966 FORD %-ton. Heavy duty condition. 365-7303 1980, CHEVETTE

— 5

4-door sedan, low 3/5

IES Tecorder Ph. 365-6155. 3/03

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mifeage. 365-2695,

Castlegar heer — NOW OPEN

* Machi “an . sities Engines * Engine Parts Hi Performance Acc. OPEN SATURDAYS!

Call 365-6881

2230-6th Ave., Castlegar

74 TOYOTA Landcruiser, excellent con dition 50,000 miles. 2 sets tires and rims. $4500 OBO. Ph. 365-5675 after 6 p.m 3703 1985 GMC '4T, looks good, runs great $5900} Ph. 365-7413. 3/03 1979 CAMARO, new paint, stereo, ex cellent condition in and out, winter tires. rear louvers. $3,000. Ph. 365-3133 or 365-2449. 3

STEALS

of The Month SS Tams &. $7995

iOS _....56 G85 '82 F150 4x4 $6295

80 CHEV MALIBU "$2695

sanenhodess

—CARRENTAL— Special $14°° voy

PLUS MILEAGE

ATOUR COL. Avi LOCATION

Oy CAR SALES

w Rentals, Leases

4 Located Behind Castlegor

CANOE, by forestry Wildland Rec student, cheap. 365-7615. 3/04 FEMALE non-smoker to share apartment with 19-year-old. girl- Phone 365-3641 7/102 TO BUY: 10" radial armsaw, 10" electric mitre saw, 365-66 7/102

MATURE babysitter who will come to our home, Southridge area, occasional af ternoons and evenings. 365-5355. 3/5 SEASONAL INTERPRETER NATURALISTS, Creston Valley Wildlife Centre, May 8 to September 5, 1989. Closing date for ap- plicotions is February 10, 1989. Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area, Box 640, Creston, B.C. VOB 1G0. 428-3260.

HEAD COACH required by the Castlegar Aquanauts Swim Club for the summer of 1989. Must have the following qualitica tions: coaching certification plus consid. erable experience coaching a large swim club: liteguarding certification: be familiar with BCSSA regulations: a com: petitive swimmer: excellent stroke analysis and technique

strong team leader and motivator

to relate to swimmers of all ages and parents of swimmers. Send applicatior and resume of qualifications to Castle. gor Aquonauts, 2912-4th Ave

Castlegar, B.C. VIN 284 5.

Up to 10 words for only $1.99 for one time, $2.99 for two in: nt $3.99 for three consecu'

Ads must be paid for at ft placement.

De Bors Realty * 365-7

JOURNEYMAN MILLWRIGHT & PIPEFITTER

We have an opportunity for a qualified Journeyman Millwright and Journey man Pipetitter to join the regular Maintenance crew at our Castlegar mill

Pulp industry experience is preferred but-not essential.

Applicants must

have recognized T.Q. and Interprovincial Certification

Millwright applicants must be familiar with both computer and laser align.

ment techniques

Rate of pay is $20.15 per hour with an excellent employee benefits program

Please send complete resume to

Manager of Industrial Relations Celgar Pulp Company Box 1000

CASTLEGAR, B.C. VIN 3H9

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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Ministry of Transportation and Highways

HIRED EQUIPMENT REGISTRATION

The Ministry of Transportation and Highways in the Koot

tistand

enay B:

equipment such as trucks

Forks, B.C. VOH 1HO.

the months of January and Feb: District Office in Grand Fork

Dated at Grand Forks, B.C

D.H. HUTTON District Highways Manager Kootenay Boundary

y District is compil advises all persons or companies wishing to have their rentable backhoes. graders, rollers, scrapers or tractors listed that they should con tact the District Office at 555 Central Avenue, Box 880, Grand

Equipment previously listed must be re-registered during Rossland at 2288 Columbia, Rossland, B.C

Full details of equipment including serial numbers and valid W.C.B. number are required for registration

9 its Hired Eq

loaders, excavators

ruary; forms are available at the s and at the District Office in

January 6, 1989

1978 PLYMOUTH Fury motor, $1,700. 364-1089 1988 GMC black side-step, 4 x 365-7787

1977 FORD F250, Super Cab. Offers welcome. 365-2627 304

re-built 3 3

RENT THIS SPACE 365-5210

INTERNATIONAL CUB tractor hydraulic blade, $600. 365-6951

QUEEN SIZE waterbed mattress and heater. $75 OBO. 365-8389

1975 PONTIAC Lemans. Power windows air cond. Good condition, $700. 365. 6951 a5

with as

liner 2s

ROLLED 85 Dodge 4 Dr. See at Maloney Pontiac. 693-5557, 365-2777

1981 PHOENIX 2-Dr.. 4 Sp 2120

977 OLDS Delta 88 $600 OBO

atter 4 p.m

CAR tire chains several Fluorescent light fixtures, bulbs

6239 304 1972 DATSUN, runs.good, $300 OBO. Ph 365-2807 3.03 1981 MUSTANG, T-roof, $4300 OBO 45 365-2669 after 4 p.m

1981 FULL-SIZE 4x4 Jimmy, many op. tions, $4,000 OBO. Ph. 365-2278. 3/03

— WANTED —

CLEAN COTTON RAGS Castlégar News

197 Columbia Ave., Castlegar