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1984 TOYOTA Camry, 5 speed, “sunroof,
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1990 CHEV

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REPAIRS WHICH INCLUDE:

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2. Major engine repairs 4.-Clutch repairs

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FOR APPOINTMENTS
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SOME 1991 MODELS
‘STILL LEFT
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available. Connie 365-2192 or message.
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News.

A FISHING tackle box found Thursday
morning near ferry dock, 365-3749. A
for Andy.

CROSS CO COUNTRY ‘ski shoes, left next to

FOUND: fordev, co — tiona’

smokey and black long- hale kitten on
37th street, S. Castlegar, Finders have
turned in to SPCA, Trail, but willing to
pay fees if loving home found, Contoct
SPCA or 365-5176. 3/3

CARD OF THANKS

THE PARENT'S GROUP

KEN WHiODINGTON OF
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MACHADO'S GROCERY

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PARENTS WHO HELPED SORT
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BUSINESS OPPOR.

IN MEMORIAM

SEEKING INVESTORS: For an inter-
nationally known fast food chain for the
Castlegar area. Good return on invest-
partnership will be considered.
pertinent information to
Box 3007R, Castlegar, VIN 3H4. Serious
inquiries only. Deadline Jan. 21, 1991.
3/3

NOTICES

THE FISH TRUCK, next to Shell Cor Wash,
Friday. Jon, 12. 10:30 a.m.-7 3

CHRISTMAS: IS “OVER and the cold
weather hos passed. What o great time
to start your own busi 1 With o $20
investment and training provided
become an AVON sales dealer. Please
call Char @, 365-2497 3/3

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY. in
memoriam donations information: Box
3292, Castlegar, B.C. 365-5167. 104/24

CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION in
Memoriam Donations, Box 1228,
Rossland, 6.C. VOG 1 YO. 104/80

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in. Loving Memory of PEARL KOOR-
BATOFF who passed away January 10,

1990.
bee? watched you suffer and heard you
but all we could do wos just stand by.
For the time come we suffered too,
Pig ned are deserved what you went

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Photo by Mork Ritchie

Canada listed asa
good place to live

WASHINGTON (REUTER) —
Canada and the United States are the
best places to live based on a com-
parison of personal freedom, cost of
living, health standards, culture and
entertainment in 170 countries, a
monthly travel newsletter said Tue-
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Little room for consensus

SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP) — A
national television hookup on
Canada’s future has underscored the
grim possibility that the country may
not have one.

The electronic round -table,
organized by the Citizens Forum on
Canada’s Future, was supposed to be
an upbeat start to the search for
national reconciliation.

But there seemed little room for
consensus in the widely divergent
views expressed on such issues as
Quebec’s future in Canada,

bilingualism and _ the
aboriginal people.

Two native people in Yellowknife
told the forum, seen across the coun-
try on CBC’s Newsworld and other
cable channels, they feel like second-
class citizens. They said the national
debate is so focused on French and
English, natives feel shut out.

They took strong issue with
Quebec panelists who insisted that
only the French and English are
Canada’s founding peoples.

““We were here first,’

rights of

snapped

IN MEMORY

outdoors, her friends and family.

Mary Makortoff

Mary Makortoff of Nelson passed away in Mount St. Francis
Hospital on Thursday, Jan. 4, 1991,

Mrs. Makortoff was born in Winlaw, B.C., on Sept. 17, 1919 to
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Koochin. In 1940 she married John A.
Makortoff in Castlegar and they resided in the Taghum area since that
time. She enjoyed her garden, crocheting, crafts and loved the

Mrs. Makortoff i ‘is begpites by her son and daughter-i in- law John

after a lengthy illness at age 71.

and Ginger

John Schefer.

of Thompson Funeral Home.

predeceased by her husband,
Scott Johnson in 1989.
A memorial

Cremation has taken place.

arrangements.

great-grandchildren; a pia Lucy Strukoff; four brothers and sisters-
in-law, Peter and Annie Koochin, John and Lottie Koochin, Mike and
Anne Koochin and-Nick and Elsie Koochin; and a very dear friend,

Mrs. Makortoff was predeceased by her husband, John, in 1973,
sister Florence Medvedeff in 1990 and a brother, George, in 1946.

Funeral services were held on Monday, Jan. 7, 1991, from 11
a.m. to 1 p.m. from Thompson Funeral Hi
in Brilliant Cemetery. Funeral arrangements

Florence Stickells

Florence Phyilis Stickells passed away Dec. 29, 1990, at her
daughter’s home in White Rock, B.C. She was 83.

Mrs. Stickells was born in London, England.

She is survived by her daughter Jill Massine (Bernie) and
granddaughter Diane Johnson, all of White Rock. She was
Sidney Thomas,.in-1976 and grandson

service was held Jan. 5, 1991, in White Rock.

First Memorial Funeral Services of Vancouver were in care of the

Alta.; four two

followed by interment
ere under the direction

Anne Enge of Yellowknife.

The Quebecers said they feel that
Canada has rejected them by rejec-
ting the Meech Lake constitutional
accord and they said they're tired of
being trampled by the English
majority.

Several of the panelists from
English Canada pleaded with the
Quebecers to give the country
another chance.

“Quebec is part of what Canada
is,” said New Brunswicker . Pat
Darrah. ‘‘We do want them to stay,
they make a difference in Canada.’’

But another New Brunswicker said
bilingualism has gone too far and a
Calgary businessman said Canada
should revert to being unilingual
English.

“*We all speak English out here
and I think it’s great we can all com-
municate here,” said Stan Bucar, a
semi-retired businessman in Calgary.

Near the end of the 90-minute
show, Diana Hu in Vancouver told
the commissioners too much time
had been spent listening to complain-
ts from the four Quebec delegates.

“*This is not a forum for Canadian
unity, this is a forum for Quebec to
speak their opinion,”’ she said.

Host Laurier LaPierre labored to
involve all the participants in the
discussion. The forum wants to
reach people who normally shy away
from _ Public speaking and several

seemed
under the glare of television lights.

But for all the problems, including
more than its fair share of technical
glitches, forum chairman Keith
Spicer said he was pleased with the
show.

“There are no guarantees at all
that the first time people chat they’re
going to come to terms,”” he said
when asked if he was disappointed
by the lack of agreement.

Earlier Tuesday, Spicer said the
forum will cost at least $10 million
but it’s a bargain if it will help save
the country.

He said the commissioners hope to
hear from at least one million
Canadians.

The forum of 12

Minister Brian Mulroney to help
develop a blueprint for a new
Canada based on the opinions of its
citizens.

It has until July 1 to prepare a
report for Parliament.

The discussion groups in Saint

Questions unveiled,
page A4

John on Tuesday represented the
national launch of the forum's
program of. public consnitation._.

Spicer unveiled the 14 questions he
wants every Canadian to answer.

People who want to participate
can call the forum’s toll free num-
bers and ask for discussion kits for
groups or individuals. The 14
questions are in the kits along with
report cards on which to record
responses.

Spicer said the forum will tabulate
the report cards and distil the fin-
dings for the final report.

The Canadian Chamber of Com-
merce will distribute the discussion
kits — with the 14 quesions to all 500
of its local offices. The Canadian
Bar Association will call upon its
38,000 members to volunteer their
services as moderators at group
discussions across the country.

Coming Soon . . . See the
Castlegar News of Wed. Jan. 16

Saturday, Jan. 12

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