“BEING ASSISTED onto a stretcher by members of the
Ambulonce Service

Provincial

Is driver

oF , who wos trapped in the cob of a truck.
perplelagnblee econ
- @8 G result of a two-vehicie accident. Police report the

after the vehicle

George McAndrew, pre:
sented’ a detailed report of
his work with seniors when

their Centre on ‘Thursday of
last week.

services are available to any (°F) 14)

“senior citizen in the district:
- Anyone ‘requiring his help
can reach him at 305-6684.

17, L0-oxpross. “
the joopencetoas! wie arate i

nated

helda
: ws slopus is mammery of Mire
A.

“nated a bulletin board to the
Centre with the request that

of the k in the .Cen-~

"By LYNN: 'DUNSMORE

With the start of a new «-¢

semester at -Mt. Sentinel
School, other events have
also

begun."
The Students’ Couneil
has adopted ‘a six-year-old
foster ‘child ‘from; West
Africa.

: Recent basketball action
at Mt.'Sentjnel hasn't been
After

be > goed. an
See rg cmatied at

tre. Each organization is to

‘receive an invitation to send

a delegate to the- tea. -
Members. were re-
minded that the’ West: Koot-

or. shut-in

y.. of
the SCA will. be. held in,

puldieienany April a6 ‘Everyone - was

‘Committee
heard. A decision was made’
to purchase s stand for the”

hone.
As February is Heart

‘urged to attend. =

Refreshments -were!.

served upon of
“the mesting.

_ Management seminar
to deal with taxation

The Federal Business
“Developinent Bank's Man-
agement Services will hold a
management seminar for.
2 ‘Cast

Some of the problems to

of Commeree. : f
Held at Stanley Hum-

phries ‘Secondary
- School on Feb. & pro-
duced by the Stan-

ley Humphries Video <
Club.. Boss nS.

be discussed during the day

include the choice ‘of the
year-end, the tax. impli-

cations of i , div.

at the Fireside Place on Feb.
21.

The day's program will
deal with taxation as it ap-
plies to the small business
person, an area of growing
concern these days -when
every penny counts.

Using the case study
method, and with the expert
advice of a professional ac-

idend payments, the employ- :
and. ye

is to provide the small busi-
ness person, with an insight
into some’ of the basic prob-
lems, Further, it. is intended
to help. them’ to’
problems when they arise, so
that they can then seek the
appropriate advice.

they will
problems of taxation in a
“small business, the correct

hods of lenlat?

are only one of. the bank's
many management services.
Also

and‘ the steps a small busi-
ness person can take to
‘reduce the amount of, tax
payable.

are _manage-
ment courses, a complete
: ,

chitect Pafford Clay.
8:00-—WARP — War
Against Rising Prices

: update.
8: 90—National Exhibition

Center presents Jim
‘Woodward, a photog-
rapber from Winlaw,
whose work: is ‘cur-

rently on display at .
the NEC. ne

9:00—Federal Election
Media Forum — spon-
/sored by CJAT, Trail
Times ‘and .Cable
West'— held in Trail

,on Monday. 3
IGOO Centlenar. City Coun-
eee

service and management
counselling. ,

11:00-8igrot. Sey

Enter GILLETTE’S MAKE TRACKS (

(You could win1of 4 Saabs.

katchewan_ but. later ccine:

back first to Glade then to:
Krestova ‘where he was a

photographers in the “area
Fi will take this chance to meet
ideas.”

Meeting will be held Tuesday,

ERAS IM EE ahicodiw

he

iy

2 Sormodity. tax . system...

ce opt it' deserves a * chance’ to. pick ’u
ter, Feb. 18 where it left off Di

“May 22, the 51-year-old Trail:
said. i J

‘has repr d since 1974
his‘ assessmient. of athe Tories’ ni
i

“The expressions ‘that I'hear when people 2

BOB BRISCO *
: wri major tseve

it is that-it:just wasn't fair, we’ weren't ‘given a
chance,” said the PC incumbent, who wont 38, 757. votes to
le Kristianse:

tc en a Coins 1 16.were .

‘spent on passing the budget
Pierre

+. per cent ‘on exploration properties,”

Crosbie: budget. Over a
one-year st the ae provides for the reduction of

' the superdepletion from more than 66 per cent to six pér

cent, he said. :
“On top of that there was another tax writeoff. of 30

Trudeau Liberal government ‘and only. 81 days
were devoted to > introducing and debating legislation, he

pointed out.
i PA days we brought ina ntimber of bills
mich T’think indleate th direction in which we want to

obligations from the campsigr, ” Briseo said.
ne We them, we
‘after the Fy of,

pak irae we put: forward.” -

Legislation included provisions for. Dew, yaterans’
dependents’ benefits, a nuclear energy ingy ne areview
- of gun control legislation, as well as a bill, re
government contro! over 178 Crown

i Ho cited Atorie Energy of Canada U3" Ca

of nuclear reactors to Argentina and Korea pre

spews Cansise ascites suis okt Be i

‘corporations acting independently of parliamey
y co right here st)

addressing a right
when: there's no’ security. in. terms of’ nations .

oe eis with that there will be’ some return-on
their "the Tory candidate said: >
But as a result of the government's edefeat the only

s0 benefit passed with the provision: for spouses’
che pointed out.
candidate ‘pointed ‘out Finanee Minister

e Tory
Jobs Crosbie’ budget, on’ ‘which the government: was
defeated, was'a'fc ig ‘federal,
tax expenditure: accounts, ‘the ; federal ipbome and:

and. ns: of the!
budget, “the first time in history.1 we've made economic

reduced it diatel: to 10 per cent.' Ad on top of that.

.. we applied a five-per-cent surtax on all corporate income

«tax for 1979 and 1980. I haven't heard the NDP: talking:
about that.” 9)
- “If-they: think ‘we are the friends of: the’ ‘multi

i nationals they’re-crazy,” the Kootenay West MP. said.

“We want the multinationals to pay their fair share but

-. we don't: want to drive them out of the country. We do
need continued exploration but we cannot do it ourselves -
+: and we haven't got the money. Petro Can isn't bigienough

and.we want to make it big enough so jt can do some of

the jobs Imperial, Gulf, Texaco and Shell are doing.”

x 3 Boeray (aa Gominant issue, in the federal race m
Kootenay! West, according to Brisco. -.
“Tm id

y to face that fact that we've got to do something about it,”
Brisco said. “We can no longer hide our heads in the sand
and rely | on foreign imports, whieh are costing us

and very
3 Energy caboull Os a tan for hin oeery rabag i
da,” the Kootenay West incumbent said.’ -

“There's no question that’s where it all/hangs,” he
said. “That's | why. they: defeated the povernmieat

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hiring bank caretaker

A review. of activities lene’ Leggatt, all of Bhie-

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Brisco said:.“That's

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Following these pac

“To :
wa the ‘day after the budget was introtluced sayin,
pull the Fug out from under. the government i is the. Reed

of
“It’s the old ‘shoot first,’ think: later’. syndrome.
There's not a hope in hell that he had an opportunity to
* receive these documents and, having received them, read
Sete So he just based his assumptions solely on what bs
had gleaned from the news medias.”

g The Kootenay West MP. suggested 50° per ‘cent’ of
* opposition’ members never read the budget documents
before their vote to defeat it, while “at least 75 per cent”

of government members probably had read them.

a ensued, regard- .

ing operations at the Blue-
berry Park and tennis courts.

. Though vandalism continues

to be a problem, a note of
optimism was felt with plans
for the employment of a park
‘caretaker and increased ac-

tivity at the tennis courts .

this spring...

The commission. was
gratifiedwith the . interest
and attendance of new. board

In addition, the motion on
he budget prevented the extensive debate which is
for din the House,

he said.

“The total budget debate was six hours, 45 minutes,”
Brisco said. “In that time, there wasn't any

Faye Titley,
Sherry or Kim Morrison, Mal
or Maureen Stelck and Dan
Scott. An executive will’be

-elected from within ‘the

whole di at the

that: could have been
submitted and: discussed. They could have submitted
amendments on a host of issues contained within those

March meeting of the com:
mission. an
* Conditions permitting, a

papers and have de:
“The next'morning you have one Liberal member
saying it was a dumb thing to do, you have three or four.

NDP members who said it was a stupid thing to happen. -

One blamed us for not making s deal with the Socreds,
another one blamed the Liberals for bringing it all on. But
the NDP are now talking like they ‘did it and ‘they're
proud of it and they'd do it again.” .

He: termed - Kristiansen’s charges that. the
Crosbie budget would impose a heavy burden on the
average taxpayer but give a $33 billion tax break to ofl

e of

“They took two figures out of the budget, a figure of:
$17 billion and another figure of $83 billion they said was
for one year when it was for four years and they didn't
follow through on it she said. “They didn't‘ divide excise.
taxes from revenue generated, they were just playing
games.”

The Tory candidate said the NDP has also failed to
discuss changes to the superdepletion clause allowing oil

é companies .to.write off a portion of their exploration

_ NEED
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