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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, May 4, 1978

e etHIELS

MORE CLASSIFIED ADS

: MOBILE HOMES

Attractive patio with a mare

10x46-! FT. anes BORM. trailer,

large living room, WiW, fridge,

pve. table & chairs. Ph. Grant (8 442-2450. Ei

8 FEET, ONE-BORM. a foom, 80

BOR aller, trl i. atove.

table “bh. Grand

aeae iL MAN! i farnished with ay. saried with porch & fence and it all slorage shed. Ph. as 5626. 1975 12x08-FT, 3-30; sador Mobile Home set on “2 als with open a & Carport. Wrile Mra. e ee Ae 254, New any

e Travel Trailer ipSeles

way. fridge, extras. PI

1974 SUNDOWNER hardtop tent

trailer. alist stove, fridge, Icebox,

oof rack, aolld | rockin lng dot. Excel.

lent shape. Ph

a7 FOOT TRAVETATHE THEIL rin good condition, fully self-

& tained. Ph. Thrums 399-4 fox tr

: Double-Wide

Trailer FOR SALE

3 Bedrooms 1% Bath

Immaculate condition on extra large lot in trailer park. Low rental. Lovely lawn and garden planted. Terrific view.

For appointment call

© Travel Trailer Sales

FOR RENT: 201, motor home. Col ol: sell-contalned, Wilt sleep elx. Ph, evenings Rota ory a

1976 - 22-FT. TIOGA motor home

lleaae. Ph, 365-7606 afte

COMPLETE ees tor rave} trallera, Ph, 365-3155.

callers Fit: 908-3155 alist UGG, O72 & 1 2 eaee Tale ra hase canopy

1 tlre, bi Nery. ‘sock to! sat Ls

© VEHICLES

1969 F-100 FORD, rebullt motor. Ph. 15-3793,

1969 DATSUN PICKUP, needs new brakes & clutch plate. Has cx nopy extra tires. Ph.

LEAVING FOR univer

1970 Ford Plekup. Pe aie.

1975 CUSTER summer lic98. Ph. 385-621 1963 VALIANT eine $100, Good for parts.

1974 TGvaTa “TANDCAUISER E: celtent condition, a 53.600 0.

low p.m.

a Me paint,

just painted. New xcellant condition.

76,000 miles, 9

ning condition: 3

gars.

ANTIQUE TRUCKS for 1034 Chav., $3,000, 1935 Ford, 365-8869.

TURLIN MOTORS GRAND Fi

1973 SHEV CUSTOM io, fey a Bree A speed, 350 ct

6 CAPRI 2, , hatchback, rs 2,800

NTH! 1973 vinmy. ‘removable top, alre conditioning v-8, lard, posi trac, wide Fadi 8, new paint. Ph.

Ses-3t73, MINI BRUTE 1080 altered Austin, .n, 305 Chev

bon i eae tlt front Ford, 1

il traller, Ph. HesseaSsi Go B.C.

sraeKaneneO aR ral, Iymauth Are ea,

ia dae "a4 TON truck, aoa Hes, camper special, new Aga

is CHEVY Il NOVA, sayinder, auto., 4 new tires, excellent Mt running sondit fon, Ph, Grand

eR Ph. 365-7527. 317 FAMILY CAR In Good condition, at Alec Perra, Robso! S17 1970 PeOuTH STATION wagon, 318, 1 p.b., clean, Off BA

365-3: rm 1965 DODGE, 4-door hardtop, Sood suoniag © condition, $200 0.8. 6.

1977 CHEV 3f4-ton truck, aus. 1976 camper, excellent condition, en BS-731

asa COMET. ‘very good ana, in 365-7181. es ereyy Hove Bey! auto oy

tires, calleni feaning

ganation. Ph. Grand Forks 4

to8 INTERNATIONAL Tri i, ood condition. Ph. 365-621 a7 1957 BUICK ROADMASTER, [m- maculata, original owner. Excellent sunning cond tion. $2,000 firm, Ph. 365-621 317

1971 TOYOTA CELICA. Good con- ition, Ph. 365-3055 during the ai} or sibs after &. 196 TEOR jonte: 300" ove. very Sean tomy car, rn ccc a7 1969 CHEVELLE Mele on wheal. 4-speed, 2-door h.t. may nee Good condition. Ph. Er BUICK with 2 winter tires. ond. condition. Offers? Ph. S85. ‘are CHEV PICKUP, heavy, aly Ya-ton,

Milea goed condition. br ose,

1977 FORD P.U. 150 — ry auto., p.8., p.b., red & white: 4 San dobie

4960 TOYOTA GROWN. 1965 Fi pt Both in good shape. eh,

a grey ped bucket seate, ee top: ap! ut

965-6384,

Ws VEGR, Sede apaers, cave. 56

faci headers, and) more extras. Wintow 220-1238.

FORD pan 22,000 miles on reuil 240. needs work. Beat offer. Ph. 8S 73 after 5 p.m. a16

Wane Carpet

Headquarters .. .

Carpets by Ivan Oglow 365-7771

pene ie front fendera tor tera, o . 365-6685 afte! Z 8

cx 1079 SATELLITE SEABRING 2-door hardtop. Ph. 385-6636 after 6 p.m.

1974 VEGA with unassembled motor and headers, Ph. ree

1973 Pinto S.

1975 F

Bay and Victoria, Trail

“Your Ford Country Headquarters”

SMALL CARS

1973 Fiat 124 &*

1974 Datsun 71 1971 Toyota Crown 1975 Monza i222 sn 1973 Datsun S.W. (Pim: 1975 Bobcat Runabout :::".

4 ew. Ree, Arp tet

Der, Gey are

gee

1976 Mustang “Cobra” 23"*..

TRUCKS FROM SPEEDWAY 1969 F100 PLU. oe pene | 1973 International 4x4 =".

1977 F100 Pickup os 1977 F150 Pickup #3 Hite

1974 Courier => a

Speedway —e

TRAIL B.C..

% ir Ave. a Vas 2E8 ereall it . CAREER OPPORTU!

© VEHICLES

1969 FORD FAIRLANE, rr sede, 8 aula , 62,000 miles. aii

© MOTORCYCLES

650 KAWASKAI, 2200 km, fairing. Ph, Frultvale 307-7284,

1077 YAMAHA DT100. Brae pe, condition, 1600 km, Ph. 385-3559.

Ask for Grad.

ce YAMAHA XT500 Enduro. 2,600 miles, Ph. 368-7078, 316 HONDA 126 dirt bike, prod Cae toa Cal) Gary after 4 p.m. e

KAI IRBARI TT5-F7 ‘good condi- Man, fu Tune good, $800, 0.8.0. Br.

e Boats & Motors

naa eaeNesT Be CET eee: h. s0ssbg7e ee OSG

a IM GARTOP boi fiw 4 hp. Evinrude, 1659.

FIBREFORN an brand-new 8h shay 15: ies E-2. oud freilors 8

ARDS 1065 Mere mo- 2 pe canvas tof pare Kk, prop & wheel.

3 SUPERS SURFER 24’ Sedan Cruls- Ha coming bie ge gad ce 3 surfer Marine, a, brs Adon dort SemOxs B.C. VON SBB. Ph, ee

14-FT. LUND fiberglass traller. Deep hull. Y Mi reuny molar te best than 2 yrs. old., het ph. 385-7650 SI

© WANTED

Denet TRAINS, parts and © wanted, Gall 67-7842, Col- fea. wash for Jim, or leave message,

pe TIRE(8) G7815. Ph. 65. ior RENT: Garage for large Station agen in (n Castlegar area. Ph. Re

+0 AENT: for June 1, 2 - 3-bdrm. paure, in Castlegar. Ph. Teall ki

ATED: Unturnienee, tb oe Sreter: newer

Proter nose Plaza. Not o . Ph. Sarah 365-2616 or Le eat: 317 RENT: Responsible working Bure would like to rent house In 3 area. No pets. Ph. Nelson Ien0NUee 37

Min

© HELP WANTED

Weai Hastings & Ves 1H7

or ing ay ich

bl Greene c8 § ‘ing ofan where’! fuser 0 2108 Weat sin AVE, Vancouver, B.! Po ‘V6K ING. Phone (904) 738-0321,

© WORK WANTED

TUN OAT IONe e FRAMING

pt rm eat! ants guest Ph, 385-3708,

— 0-8 Cat, 48 for land cloerina fend bulldozing. Ph, Re Binet, Rossland at 362-8621 ater?

RIO! EXTERIOR painting. toller or apray. Excellent eH

ead. Excep! tlonally | (ow Fh 385-3563.

ITEMS ADVERTISED a tha cole umn are not charged for public service by this awapaper rity found someth mply phone ne Cast ir Nai “Td Mea to I roe foul

BLACK & WHITE rabbit In zy $s AY hospital Ph, 965-2257 1

© LOST

HEART-SHAPEO gold pin with seven birthstones. Family heirloom. Reward. Ph, 365-5334.

© SHARE-A-RIDE

NEED AIDE to Nelson Vocational School Mon. to Fri. startin

‘Ist, Will share gas. Phone 365-6642.

© SHARE-A-RIDE.

ha ade are trae. Work,

shopping. Cut 18 uy

9 lager Nowe Opharese-A ide column, 985-7286 to. sists your hood. tins TRAVEL DAILY to: Nelson, 6:30 a.m, to 4:30 p.m. an vee yuld are to get In a car pool. Ph. 3 an

© STUDENT ' PLACEMENT .

HIGH SCHOOL and college stu.” dente ane. part-time jobs hin services here free

FEMALE STUDENT wish ne work for weskende, Wi Fi BL ene a garing ine. week, Gai Dory atg65-5219, 27

© Collector's Corner

ANTIQUES OR COLLECTIOLES for sale? coals them hare. Ph,

SRG , NEWSPAPERS, 1644 to 8, of past wars, rebatlions, and other evenin, Ph. 8. Slocal 7

© NOTICES

NS and ink, Castle faery department,

WORTH SORE cr SERVICE

Dealer Licence No.’ cos004

hie Classified ay ; on Page AIS

1 Development Property.

Prime development property for sale, 8%

acres In the City of Castlegar. Will yleld In

excess of 20 high quality bullding lots. Favorable terms for qualified buyer,

Diol 359-7750

© BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OR RENT. Columbia Ave., Castle gar, 2,200 ag, ft. commer: aelf- conalned: suitable for anything.

GFPORTUNITY ofa ifalimel Four- units Motel-Traller 7% ong pa renal on Hig ane #16, 2 miles west ol Sm ters, B.C, Idea! far gvernight cs campers. Offers to $1 rther Infor etlon wet

‘OR SALE — ft. mercial Pro; arty orn Siowntown Whitehorse, Terma of sale: 10%

COMMERCIAL BUILDING, 5.590 8q. ft, building with 1,700 sa, truck port. All on a ve pence i measuring 100x1:

Agencies at Saeager.” 16

GRAVEL_HAUL OPERATION In- cluding FOUR Kenworthy tractors, scale, one 980

one fonder, and spare ates. Licenced going concern ey] racks pending, hone (403) 688.

eat inflation!

Beat inflation by Investing In property In one of B.C.’s top recreational and retirement-areas — Wolverton Hill subdivision at Christina Lake. Well treed lots, close to public beach, picnic grounds, school and golf course..." Paved roads, water, electricity & telephone. Price: range $8,750 to $18,000. Terms avallable with $1, 000, down payment.

Contact your Real Estate Agent or write to Christina = Lake Development Limited, Box 1030, Grand Forks, - B.C. or phone 442-8294, 447-9405, 447-9727, 368-3327

HELP WANTED

ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR School District No. 7 (Nelson)

Applications are invited for the position of Assistant Maintenance Supervisor and will be recelved up to Mey 12, 1978. TI will be

the Maintenance Supervisor for:

WANTED: Balery porated electri fencer. Ph, 365-6:

\FETY CAR seat, infant to 40 tbs. Grib 20"'x40"". Rocking 9 hale, ase

WANTED 76 ENT: 3-bdrm. Fons

Hogar. Regul uired July 1, 1978, Fema tour wiih pat. Write to Box $007k, east agar, B.C. or call collec}

2 ONT FENDERS for 1970 Dat- sun 510. Ph. 365-6685 after 6 Pm

© HELP WANTED

: FULL-TIME CHEF, $1,200 & up, i gecording to ‘experience, New res- Slocan.

taurant Gperatlon, South

Parity aN time cooks, waltress/ lire ate. require

8. Slocen $59-7816, or Box 3, Soulh

Slocan.

RAISE EARTHWORMS! Growers, needed. Buy-bat pr year-round market. High bral mor tential. Full ‘Write Gal Mt Bar Par 253 Har- rth Vancouver, B.C. §86-1033. 28

7. We rator. our

oho Ali 25 Harriso

‘Alten, Box Not t Springs. B.C. VOM

phone and offica ent ni sary. Reply In conth eric a Cattle, ae News, Box 3007M, a

2 HRS: A DAY =

Kamtoops,

BE INDEPEND! Beco dis- tributor of Genede’ ‘3 fastest-growing tins of putzition products. wre, SUNASU, 85 2, site 3, C32, pee

gar, VIN "3L4 ‘or call 309-4398. ae

ANTE = JUNIOR HOCKEY est . for Castlegar and pete Minor, Hiogkey School, Aug. 14 - Apply: Gare, ie ‘Seiki Coltege, Physical Education Dent,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Own your own - business in

WANETA MALL

Tralt, B.C.’s Newest Shopping Centre. International Orycteaning Company is expanding

with aWoolea,

proximately 40 other stores, Annual return $15,000. to $20,000 can be expected ‘plus management salary. Excellent opportunity for Owner operators of sentee owners, Minimum cash requirement $25,000. Balance may be financed for substantial party. All training provided.

Please reply to:

Busy Bee International Ltd. 104-1687 Weat Broadway Vancouver, B.C. V6J1 x

Phone 604-736-8921

+

The Canadian

to all th and

Cancer Society says:

Thank You

and

aenerously.

way.

* $7,190, Good work!

rush!

ple of C:

District who gave their time and money so

A hearty thanks to Norm New who so ably led us in this campatgn, to all my executive, and to the many businesses who helped In their own

The fund tigure for the 1978 campaign v was

Mae Moroso President Castlegar Unit

RY, HURRY, HURRY?

Now's the time folks.

At this moment, we have plenty of Michelins in stock in just about every size you could want. But we know what's coming: The Spring

Because every year, as more and more people buy

MICHELIN =

We make no compromises.

TIRE STORES

1, Agststl tenance men, drivers.

g in the general supervision of all maln- custodians and school bus:

. Delegation of duties, when necessary, to these personnel.

. Assisting in the operation of the transportation system.

. Any other dutles as assigned or required by the Maintenance Supervisor.

A will be exp In the building trades andin ia te wlth previous schoo! district experience an asset.

Salary range as per established board policy. f Starting date — June 1, 1978.

Apply in’ your 0 own handwriting giving full detalls as to training, experience and references, to

H. S. Nunn, Secretary Treasurer — Schoo! District No. 7 (Nelson) 308 Anderson Street,

NELSON, B.C.

Deweeerseresnececcccteerrennccseenseaenes

Michelins, more and more people come to realize that Michelins offer quality, value and dependability at a price that's less than you might think. So make sure that one of those people will be you. Come in and get your Michelins while they last.

DOE

on

ERT ICO

and

1101 - 7th Avenue, South Castlegar

tlegar ine Mesling Schedule Icoholica Anon: mous lo a tainly 2 of men an men who share their experience, atengh and hoy willy ach at Bnd that y

dlsplay. CKGH Radio on location ro 16.3. A 4 tnd so ued BON. 4 8 new vehicles

{4th and M. HERD CARPET Wi work eating Eh contract. Free ae 13.

rt tol evi ing rigl es, it coniet

— ADDRESS LABELS. Handy for use en envelopes, parcels, etc. 300 for $2258 tax. Ci

® PERSONAL

c} lurday

= St. David’ Church basement (Columbia Ave. | Saturday 6 p. ec see

Ing h se.

oe place

ad In Ht < Saturday” iy P oh

Wednesday ment. Phone Anne

365-8060 or Nada 399-4419. ifn

© Engagements YOUR ENGAGEMENT, NOTICE Is

printed fraa whe i YOU yu order your wedding | invuatons irom (he Gaslie

PLAN24

Interest calculated on dally balance at

Castlegar Savings y Bee © Cards of Thanks

Kootenay Columbia Child Care Saclety wishes to thank all persons 10 applied for the recently adver- teed cleaning position. enh osition has now baen filled.

astleger News, tin

KOOTENAY EPILEPSY CENTRE:

ete

Yee “st oa Cedar St., Nelson, Nat Zen, ree NG a ADULTS, Shop dis-

by ima I. Sen

fan Pa ty, tt ilustested catalogue of 3

sentlemen: Duect Actlon Marketing

nc, Dept. U.K.. P.O. Bo

vancouver, B.C. V6B 3X9,

aang A Probl?

AgTe A ORUG call i and ilcuts mie with

ein Memoriam

BOPOFF — In Toving memory at John Popoff, who passed away April

1, 4 Time and Ife go swiftly by, But love and memorles never dle. ver-remambered by hls wite. tu and Family.

21017

2.00 for our

Ih ladles and

GRAY: — In toving memory of Wiliam, apy who passed away At Athos on the beautiful hitls of

1d,

In the valley of rest so fair. Sometimes. greene when our

wor with Joy v ‘wo shall mest him there.

Lovingly remembered by wite Ellen and Parity.

vind? Bed tar ‘APrablem? The in there Is gt good ¥

y'

Your Phar tints

MORE CLASSIFIED ADS Students’ Report Aid

To Stocking Program

A youth

ject in ‘the form of a rniel compiled by two students on the university transfer pro- gram at Selkirk College, was presented recently to the fish and wildlife branch,

Louise Richards and Ann

Quaedvlieg compiled the re-.

port, "A Limnologic Investiga- tion of Selected Kootenay ,Al- pine Lakes”, over a period of two months during last July and August, (Limnology is the study of physical, chemical and biological characteristics of fresh water lakes.) :

Members of the environ. mental science department and local wildlife club personnel supervised and helped with the project. It was one of about a dozen done by Selkirk students as part of the youth employ- ment program, a provincially- funded attempt to create mean- ingful summer jobs for stu- dents,

The objectives of this investigation were to gain an information base which would support further limnologic and environmental impact studies, to provide teaching material for future studies by biology or

wildland atudents, to encourage proper recreational use of the areas and to add to the knowledge of, local re- sources,

Harvey Andrusak, region- al director, fish and wildlife branch, has praised the stu- dents’ report asa job well done. He will use the data as a basis for consideration in the stock- ing program this year.

Richards and Quaedvlieg analysed eight small alpine lakes located in the Castlegar- Slocan Valley area, The report describes the access to each area by foot and vehicle and analyses the characteristics of éach lake such as stream velocity and volume of flow; water depth, clarity and tem- perature in each lake; its physical characteristics; chemi- cal aspects of the water and types of surrounding vegeta- tion.

‘The students’ investigation will serve as an important starting point for future analy-

sis of the fresh water resources’

in the Kootenay area. A copy of the report will be available in the Selkirk College library in Castlegar.

50 Homemakers Now Available to Serve

A lively meeting of the Castlegar and District Home-

makers’ Association held last .

week resulted in the election of an 1l-person board and the addition of several new and

hb to the

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Shell Canada Ltd. wishes to announce an Im- Mediate opening for a retail dealer at ihe ' Rossland location,

The individual must bea self starter and willing to invest a limited amount of capital funds. Solld

Should you be interested and like to discuss this opportunity please contact:

P.Herodek

‘Shell Canada Ltd. 2200- Sth Street North Cranbrook, B.C. 428-4532

tation at 789 Columbia Avenue,

icenced mechanic, or person with

lusky has for lease: its four-bay service ‘astlegar. This location is suited for a

xcellent automotive repair experience.

For information, ‘please contact:

Husky O1l, cio Mike Heath-Eves, 1545 WA: creeeents

KELOWNA, a Vtiy 451 or telephone Kelowna: 763-0637

WALDERNESS TRAVEL TRAILERS -19 78!

Ves tor value

Alpnanetically speaking. Us for you ana Ws for Wilderness “put hur al fagetner and a ts you mn a value-packed Wildetness

1978

And the 1978 Wilderness 1s value designed fot your family tram sts clean, chsp exterior lines to

tis spacious galley. range and LP gas electric tefrgeratot_ moulded tub oF Shower, quick rsconnect salety chains and easy. access

TOV power cord So

From Ato 2 Wilderness has the travel trader oF Wilderness Stly whined irae to mect all yout vataon pleasure at

‘Ask yout dealer for detats an the full one-year ‘Ownntcare Warranty at

Parc oye :

Piaymor Junction. uth Slocan Ph. 359-7166

society. This response was much appreciated by “old time” board bers and the Hi "s

will greatly aid in the smooth functioning of the organization for the coming year.

In their year-end reports, president Jean Brady and su- pervisor Richards described an active 1977.. Approximately 50

“Homemakers are now trained and available for assignments as varied as providing basic for invalids to house-

supervisor, Laura Richards. With the addition of the Long Term Care program to the already-full list of respon- sibilities of the association, new and energetic board members

© LEGALS

WE HAVE WILL FORMS. Oniy 75

each. Also Interim Qgraemont jales forms, 2 for 75c. Castlegar News, 191 Columb!: a Ave. ttn?

hd ‘Announcements

‘Mr. and Mrs, John W. Nichol-

ok _ place Grace Presbyterian ‘church, Castle gar, on Friday, April 28, 1978.

BIRTHS

SRADFORD — To Edward and Lucienne Bradford of Castlegar,

April 27, 1978, a son.

aoe tasks. |

Homemakers can be as- signed through ministry ‘of

human resources or ministry of ,

health referrals, or by means of a direct private arrangement with the Homemaker’s organi- zation.

As part of her report on the Meals on Wheels Service, Marg Webster asked for a round of applause to thank the many volunteers who deliver

= the meals to homes in the area. :

Ina later discussion, it became

clear that there is a need for .

more publicity and education

about both Meals on Wheels 4

and Homemakers.

It is felt that not enough people in the community know about these services and that there were many who would benefit from them “if they only knew.” ly, several

FONTES — To George and Valorie Fontes of Castlegar, April 26, 1978, a son,

LEWIS — To Leonard and Christ! Lewls of Castlegar, May 1, 1978, daughter. e

people volunteered to help work ona publicity campaign in the fall,

The board is

ARCHAMBAULT — To Gary and Philomena Archambault of Castle- gar. May 2, 1978, a son.

WOYKIN — To Cyril and Vera bib hile erent May 2. 1978, a daugl

WEATHER.

O-L 1372

Wi DERNESS BY FLEETWOOD ENTERPRISES. INC

INE WORLDS LARGEST BUI DEH OF RECREATIONAL ——1.

VEHICLES

now composed of: president Jean Brady, vice-president Claude Bissell, secretary Marg Webster and treasurer P. Frisk. Meals on Wheels co- ordinators are G. Ackney and Bob-Wadey, and Homemaker's directors are Carol . Martin, Linda Hart, Margaret. McKib- bon, Nellie Rezansoff and Ann - Holden,

For more information about this community service, pleae contact any of the above people, or Mrs. Richards at the Health Unit in Castlegar.

Fellowship

Speaker H.

The Full Gospel Business- men's Fellowship of Castlegar and Trail will hold another banquet for men and Indies next Wednesday in the Colom: bo Hall in Trail.

‘The speaker will be Hymie Rubenstein, o fulfilled Jew from Lansing, Mich. i

Rubenstein was born in South Africa to orthodox Rus- sian Jews who had fled from the brutality of the Cossacks. Abused and persecuted as a “Christ Killer” by so-called “Christians”, he grew to hate the very name of Jesus,

After a life of professional

Former Area Resident Dies at 48

Word has just been re-

ceived of the death of a former .

Castlegar.district resident Bob Dally, .48, of Prince George.

During his years in the area, Mr. Dally worked at the pulp mill and was involved with the then active Horsemen's Club and very active with Castlegar District Minor Hock- ey Association.

He left the area approxi- mately eight years ago.

Mr. Dally is survived by his wife Elaine; two sons, Jack and Jim and three daughters, Marilyn, Janice and Colleen, All make their home in’ Prince George with the exceplion of Colleen, who is attending Cari- hoo College.

Details of the funeral ser- vice were not available at the time. this information was re- ceived.

Rubenstein .

gambling and drinking, he met the end of everything. Then, on the way to commit suicide, he met his Messiah and he became a new creature.

For the past 16 years, he has been sharing’ the Good News of the ‘Messiah in the United States and around the world. He presently ministers in the First Full Gospel Hebrew Temple of America in Lansing, Mich.

He also conducts regular evangelistic services through- out the world. For instance, his crusade scheduled. for the month of June includes service in Belfast, Ire, Edinburgh, Scot. and London, Eng.

Rubenstein is the author of

“It's Getting Gooder and Good- -

er.”

Reserve tickets for the banquet may be bought in advance by contacting B. Pep- per in Castlegar.

Canadian Life Insurance

At the end of 1976, there were 48,900 people working in the life insurance business in

Canada. Of these, 30,200 were‘

engaged in administrative work and 18,700 in sales.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 4, 1978

es jee) ~~

© Vegetable Seeds (bulk & packaged)

© Orchard Ladders (10 ft.) K.C. Co-op Brilllant

fowl and turkeys} 365-7373°

Oo -5 7 ® Fertilizers ® Garden Tools © Onion Plants ° Seed Potatoes

Large Stock of Used 12’ Wides from $8,000. to $13,000. We also have some double wides at reduced prices. For more information cail:

Norihwest Homes at 365-3551

Castlegar News Newspaper Distribution Contract Available

Involves travelling to central printing plant (at Nelson), gathering together the two sections of the Castlegar News, bundling papers for carriers and stores, by for mail subscribers and sorting them into mail bags, and then deiivering the newspapers to stores, Post office and carrier drop polis.

Work every Wednesday night from 7 p.m. to about 1. a.m. (and, on occasion, from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.) Must also be available Tuesday evenings for abba inserting, for which Is

Man and wife with two or three children (age 14 or over) preferred.

Van provided, but wife must be able to drive as additional vehicle needed periodically.

Must train and provide your own holiday relief.

CASTLEGAR NEWS 365-7268

We're Still

Overstocked With Quality Used Vehicles, and Must

Continue to Slash Prices!

paint, V-8, p.s., p.b.

. 1977 Ford Pickup

Heavy duty Half-Ton:

$5688

OUR LOW PRICE

Tu-tone

Excellent low mileage. . OUR LOW PRICE

1977 Pinto Runabout

Great economy and handling here!

$3488

1976 Ford 4x4

Immaculate 3/4-ton. pis., p.b., auto., and more.

OUR LOW PRICE - $5888

age unit, ready to go.

1976 Datsun P.U.

Exceptionally well kept, low mile-

OUR LOW PRICE

3688

Court News eT

“In court on Thursday of last .week a male juvenile received a suspended sentence and was placed on probation for

Popular tu-dor model, silver metallic.

OUR LOW PRICE

1975 Dodge Colt

finished in

$1888

nine months after being charged with theft of mail from a post office.

Five. Small Used

Tent Campers

To Clear

$295-°995

No reasonable offer refused

e f Mike’s . MOBILE HOMES LTD.

‘Castlegar = Ph. 365-5747 » Dealer Lic, No.00112A

1975 Mustang Ii

4-cylinder, 4-speed, very sporty

economy car. $9488

OUR LOW PRICE

V-8, auto., value here.

1974 GMC 4x4

PS.

OUR LOW PRICE . i 188

p.b. Excellent

Great ecenomy

1974 Plymouth Cricket

Very popular import from Chrysler.

Enon 91588 OUR LOW PRICE

Castlegar

MDL No. 01457A

1972 Ford Custom

Popular 4-door family sedan. V-8,

auto., p.s., p.b. $938

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